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Aizanis in Phrygia, 37-41 AD., Gaius, Nannas, Stephanephorus, Æ 19, RPC 3073.
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Aizanis in Phrygia, Gaius (called Caligula), issued by Nannas, Stephanephorus, 37-41 AD.,
Æ 19 (17-19 mm / 5,64 g),
Obv.: Γ KAI CЄB Γ[ЄP - MAN]IKOC , laureate, draped bust r., seen from behind.
Rev.: [AI]Z - ANITΩN / EΠI NANNA [ΣTЄ] / ΦANHΦ[OPOY] , Zeus standing left, holding phiale/patera in his outstretched right hand and leaning on scepter with left.
RPC I, 500, 3073 (13 pieces listed) ; BMC 70 ; SNG Cop. 81 .
Nannas was a benefactor of the Aezani, one of the wealthiest and most eminent men in the history of this city.
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![Aizanis in Phrygia, 37-41 AD., Gaius, Nannas, Stephanephorus, Æ 19, RPC 3073.
Aizanis in Phrygia, Gaius (called Caligula), issued by Nannas, Stephanephorus, 37-41 AD.,
Æ 19 (17-19 mm / 5,64 g),
Obv.: Γ KAI CЄB Γ[ЄP - MAN]IKOC , laureate, draped bust r., seen from behind.
Rev.: [AI]Z - ANITΩN / EΠI NANNA [ΣTЄ] / ΦANHΦ[OPOY] , Zeus standing left, holding phiale/patera in his outstretched right hand and leaning on scepter with left.
RPC I, 500, 3073 (13 pieces listed) ; BMC 70 ; SNG Cop. 81 .
Nannas was a benefactor of the Aezani, one of the wealthiest and most eminent men in the history of this city.
Schlüsselwörter: Aizanis Phrygia Gaius Nannas Stephanephorus Zeus Patera Phiale Scepter](images/image.gif?id=1693530595850 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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Aizanis in Phrygia, 37-41 AD., Gaius, Nannas, Stephanephorus, Æ 19, RPC 3073.
Aizanis in Phrygia, Gaius (called Caligula), issued by Nannas, Stephanephorus, 37-41 AD.,
Æ 19 (17-19 mm / 5,64 g),
Obv.: Γ KAI CЄB Γ[ЄP - MAN]IKOC , laureate, draped bust r., seen from behind.
Rev.: [AI]Z - ANITΩN / EΠI NANNA [ΣTЄ] / ΦANHΦ[OPOY] , Zeus standing left, holding phiale/patera in his outstretched right hand and leaning on scepter with left.
RPC I, 500, 3073 (13 pieces listed) ; BMC 70 ; SNG Cop. 81 .
Nannas was a benefactor of the Aezani, one of the wealthiest and most eminent men in the history of this city.
Schlüsselwörter: Aizanis Phrygia Gaius Nannas Stephanephorus Zeus Patera Phiale Scepter")