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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 491

Prutah, 14x17mm, 1.93g.

Obverse: HRWDOU BASILEWS around closed diadem, cross within.

Reverse: Table with three curved legs, nothing upon it.

Hendin 491

TJC 51

Tripod tables are known to have been used in the Temple, and the type probably marks Herod's ambitious rebuilding of it.

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Herod I (37-4BC) Hendin 491

Prutah, 14x17mm, 1.93g. Obverse: HRWDOU BASILEWS around closed diadem, cross within. Reverse: Table with three curved legs, nothing upon it. Hendin 491 TJC 51 Tripod tables are known to have been used in the Temple, and the type probably marks Herod's ambitious rebuilding of it.

Prutah, 14x17mm, 1.93g.

Obverse: HRWDOU BASILEWS around closed diadem, cross within.

Reverse: Table with three curved legs, nothing upon it.

Hendin 491

TJC 51

Tripod tables are known to have been used in the Temple, and the type probably marks Herod's ambitious rebuilding of it.