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Sextus Pompey, AR Denarius, [MAG PIVS] IMP ITER, diademed head of Neptune,
the god of the sea, right, with trident behind. / PRAE F CLAS ET O[RAE MAR
IT E]X SC, (Sextus Pompey's title, Commander-in-Chief of the Fleet and the
Sea Coasts); naval trophy set on an anchor, and below the trophy are the
heads of the sea monsters Scylla and Charybdis. Struck in Sicily, 42 B.C.,
by Sextus Pompey, Imperator, and son of Pompey the Great, perhaps to
commemorate the victory over Salvidienus, (3.95gm.). HCRI 333; Crawford
511/2; Sydenham 1347, RCV 1391.