Talk:Sapadbizes

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Contemporary replica of Sapadbizes' counterfeit

The bas-relief in the mausoleum of King Antiochus I (Kommagene), contemporary to Sapadbizes, has an identical symbol. We show the web address of the image: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L%C3%B6wenhoroskop_Humann_1883.jpg

Octavian's numismatics had the same symbol as Sapadbizes

[King Sapadbizes bears a common symbol to the first Roman emperor Octavianus Augustus, his contemporary. 34. P. Petronius Turpilianus – issue for Augustus in 19–18 bc (RIC I2, 300), plated, 18x19 mm, 1.83g, 12h. Find spot: Found in a controlled archaeological rescue excavation in downtown Russe on the Danube bank, 2005. Regional Historical Museum of Russe, field no. 101A/2005. Published in Hawthorne, Varbanov, Dragoev 2011, 73 and 80; and Varbanov, Dragoev 2012 (in press), fig. 8.13.51]

Romanian monetary issue for the purpose of anniversary

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References

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References

^ http://de.wiki.x.io/wiki/Datei:Augustus_Denarius_biga_v.jpg
^ IMITATIONS OF REPUBLICAN DENARII FROM MOESIA AND THRACE [with 3 plates] Phillip DAVIS / Evgeni PAUNOV (Chicago / Sofia) page 398.

[1] ttp://de.wiki.x.io/wiki/Datei:Augustus_Denarius_biga_v.jpg

[2] IMITATIONS OF REPUBLICAN DENARII FROM MOESIA AND THRACE [with 3 plates] Phillip DAVIS / Evgeni PAUNOV (Chicago / Sofia) page 398.

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