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<p>[QUOTE="GregH, post: 7931661, member: 75936"]Yes, Uranius is an enigma, it's really fascinating. Interestingly, most of his bronzes depict the baetyl of El-Gabal and/or the temple containing it. It's the stone (probably a meteorite) that Elagabalus worshipped. Perhaps Uranius was a priest in this temple. The coin also seems to confirm that the stone was returned to Emesa (Homs, Syria) after it briefly appeared in Rome during Elagabalus' reign.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GregH, post: 7931661, member: 75936"]Yes, Uranius is an enigma, it's really fascinating. Interestingly, most of his bronzes depict the baetyl of El-Gabal and/or the temple containing it. It's the stone (probably a meteorite) that Elagabalus worshipped. Perhaps Uranius was a priest in this temple. The coin also seems to confirm that the stone was returned to Emesa (Homs, Syria) after it briefly appeared in Rome during Elagabalus' reign.[/QUOTE]
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