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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Steven Michael Gardner, post: 7886378, member: 97508&quot;]Wow, thank you for doing that translation &amp; summary...</p><p>I have gleaned so much more from your passage of that long German paper that I ever could have accomplished myself--even in elglish, dyslexia tends to </p><p>complicate things at times for me!</p><p><br /></p><p>As I am understanding it now, The Roman Senate had quite a bit of influence</p><p>when concerning these coins, not directly but for the incorporation of the many foreign provincial environments, territories &amp; peoples... The object as I see of such coins is to help mold outlying provinces to become more Roman? To behave in the more cultish worship / reverence for the Senate that many had, the closer one would reside to the mother ship of Rome &amp; the Aura of the Senate itself..?&nbsp;&nbsp; Isn&#039;t everything behind what Rome did to convert others to their way of thinking, never heaven forbid the other way around!</p><p>I assume now concerning my coin bust image, it is that of the younger &quot;Genius Populi Romani&quot; type, which is one more stone added on the road to a more definitive ID...?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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