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| Figure III-3-pyt-009. Naked god Apollo beside the tripod of Delphi filled with apples (?), with quiver, drawing his bow and aiming arrow at the serpent Python (Delphyne?), rearing in front of rocks and a tree with two femaile figures (nymph Castalia and goddess Gaia (Terra)?). |
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| Bronze | 34 mm coin (reverse) |
Side, Pamphylia |
Decius (r. 249-251 AD) |
Roman Imperial, 249-251 AD |
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
| Source-Image(s): Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (www.mfa.org; © Museum of Fine Arts, Boston): Inventory № 64.1222. The full list of numismatic and exonumic images' sources is available on the Coins introductory page. |
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