Laodicea ad Lycum in Phrygia, 139–144 AD., Pseudoautonomous issue by P. Kl. Attalos, Æ35, unlisted.

Laodicea in Phrygia, pseudoautonomous issue, issued by P. Kl. Attalos, archiereus, 139–144 AD.,
Æ35 (34-35 mm / 31,26 g),
Obv.: [ΙΕΡ]Α CΥ[Ν - ΚΛΗΤΟ]C , draped bust of the Senate (youthful), l..
Rev.: [Π Κ?] ΑΤΤΑ[ΛΟC?] - ΑΝΕΘΗΚΕΝ ΛΑΟ[ΔΙΚΕΩΝ?] , front view of a hero or athlete resting on his spear.
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Pat L.: It doesn't look like a Herakles, but it stands as Zeus ought not to stand. It stands like a hero or athlete (heroized) resting on his spear. Say, like Meleager (but not in the bodily conformation of the Scopasian one?).