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Coin of Tripolis under Caracalla
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Obv.: Bust of Caracalla, r., laureate.
Rev.: Temple of Astarte, central section of which is domed; two tetrastyle wings with pediments its sides; within central area, Astarte standing to front being crowned by Nike on a column.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of H. Bartlett Wells Class of 1929
Title: Coin of Tripolis under Caracalla
Description:
Obv.
: Bust of Caracalla, r.
, laureate.
Rev.
: Temple of Astarte, central section of which is domed; two tetrastyle wings with pediments its sides; within central area, Astarte standing to front being crowned by Nike on a column.
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