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Divus Claudius I, Aureus

41-54 AD, Aureus, Lugdunum, 54-5 AD, 7.75g. BM-4, Paris-1, C-31 (100 Fr.), RIC-4 (R2), Calicó-354a. Obv: DIVVS CLAVDIVS AVGVSTVS Head laureate l. Rx: EX S C Tensa drawn r. by four horses; the tensa has a pediment like a temple, surmounted by four small horses and flanked by two Victories, with a lituus between two pateras in the pediment itself; on the side panel of the car a standing frontal figure holding scepter or spear and a Victory advancing r. holding out wreath; on the front panel, a standing figure holding scepter or spear and two pateras. A tensa was used to transport the attributes of a god to the circus in the procession before circus games. The consecration coins of Divus Claudius and a similar type on the coins of Divus Vespasian prove that the same honor was sometimes accorded to deified emperors. This issue does not come much better. About EF with luster

	
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