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A good example of how to write history from coins

Posted on August 12, 2016August 15, 2016 by Liv Yarrow

This is taken from Koortbojian‘s The Divinization of Caesar and Augustus, p. 61ff.

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CRRO links: RRC 242/1, RRC 334/1, and RRC 509/2.

Link to relevant endnotes.

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