The Distribution and Circulation of the Victoriatus in Northern Italy
This paper examines the evidence for the distribution and circulation of the victoriatus in Northern Italy during the second century BCE. It argues that the Romans revived the victoriatus in the 170s BCE to supplement colonization efforts in the region. Although the victoriatus was falling out of fa...
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