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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 6411874, member: 110504"][USER=26430]@Curtis[/USER], You're just That Cool! Best of luck expanding your horizons in this direction! ...I can only wish I had (even) .jpgs of more of the 6th-c. AEs. --Well, Wait, here's exactly one. Late enough to have full Ge'ez legends on both sides. The legends are particularly evocative of the period. [ATTACH=full]1253910[/ATTACH]</p><p>Hataz, c. 570-600 (following Munro-Hay's chronology). Obv. facing crowned bust; legend: 'King Hataz.'</p><p>Rev. Cross; legend: 'Mercy to the people.'</p><p>Munro-Hay 141 (also, needless to say, resorting to his translations).</p><p>On one important level, the cultural interplay in the series, from the original Koine legends (c. later 3rd-early 5th centuries), all the way to Byzantine motifs like this, effects a seamless continuation of the polycultural elements you find in earlier series from the same general neck of the regional woods, only most conspicuously Roman Provincial. It's a Cool series.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 6411874, member: 110504"][USER=26430]@Curtis[/USER], You're just That Cool! Best of luck expanding your horizons in this direction! ...I can only wish I had (even) .jpgs of more of the 6th-c. AEs. --Well, Wait, here's exactly one. Late enough to have full Ge'ez legends on both sides. The legends are particularly evocative of the period. [ATTACH=full]1253910[/ATTACH] Hataz, c. 570-600 (following Munro-Hay's chronology). Obv. facing crowned bust; legend: 'King Hataz.' Rev. Cross; legend: 'Mercy to the people.' Munro-Hay 141 (also, needless to say, resorting to his translations). On one important level, the cultural interplay in the series, from the original Koine legends (c. later 3rd-early 5th centuries), all the way to Byzantine motifs like this, effects a seamless continuation of the polycultural elements you find in earlier series from the same general neck of the regional woods, only most conspicuously Roman Provincial. It's a Cool series.[/QUOTE]
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