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English: Sestertius of Alexander Severus, celebrating the emperor leaving for the Persian war
Italiano: Moneta dell'imperatore romano Alessandro Severo celebrante la sua partenza per la guerra sasanide.

Severo Alessandro sesterzio in bronzo.

IMP SEV ALEXANDER AVG, testa laureata a destra, drappeggio sulla spalla lontana
PROFECTIO AVGVSTI, imperatore a cavallo, mentre regge una lancia, preceduto dalla Vittoria verso destra, che regge corona e palma
RIC 596, Cohen 492.
Source Alexander Severus - Profectio Augusti - RIC 596.jpg
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