Recherches numismatiques sur l'empereur Pertinax. Corpus du monnayage impérial et provincial. Numismatique The oral and written dimensions

The oral and written dimensions of testimonial depositions are then carefully articulated

there is no comprehensive study on the scale of Asia Minor in this field

every collective act had a "sacred" aspect

Drawing on a variety of iconographic media

This book documents and explores the most extensive early collection from the archipelago

Recherches numismatiques sur l'empereur Pertinax. Corpus du monnayage impérial et provincial. Numismatique The oral and written dimensionsThe Roman Emperor Publius Helvius Pertinax reigned for three months at the beginning of 193 AD, after the assassination of Commodus, the son of Marcus Aurelius. This short period of time nevertheless allowed the imperial and local authorities to strike a significant number of coins, in four issuing mints: Rome, Alexandria, Tomis and Prusa ad Olympum. This work contains the complete catalog of these mints, based on a census of more than 2000 examples,