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215 AD - CARACALLA as 
obv: ANTONINVS.PIVS.AVG.GERM
rev:PM.TRP.XVIII.COS.IIII.PP / S.C.  (Aesculapius standing, facing; small figure of Telesphorus at his side)
ref: RIC554b, C.310
mint: Rome, 10.80g, Scarce
History: Caracalla became quite ill in 214 AD, and in the autumn of this year he visited the shrine of Aesculapius at Pergamun. Telesophorus was a small boy who accompanied Aesculapius, and he became the symbol of success in the practice of medicine.
Keywords: CARACALLA as Aesculapius

215 AD - CARACALLA as

obv: ANTONINVS.PIVS.AVG.GERM
rev:PM.TRP.XVIII.COS.IIII.PP / S.C. (Aesculapius standing, facing; small figure of Telesphorus at his side)
ref: RIC554b, C.310
mint: Rome, 10.80g, Scarce
History: Caracalla became quite ill in 214 AD, and in the autumn of this year he visited the shrine of Aesculapius at Pergamun. Telesophorus was a small boy who accompanied Aesculapius, and he became the symbol of success in the practice of medicine.

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Filename:caracalla as-.jpg
Album name:berserker / The Severan period
Keywords:CARACALLA / as / Aesculapius
Filesize:24 KiB
Date added:Jun 25, 2007
Dimensions:638 x 314 pixels
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Noah   [Jun 09, 2008 at 06:32 PM]
even in this shape one can tell the celators skill on the reverse

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