
Roman Republican, L.Marcius Philippus 57BC Silver Denarius
- Ancient Rome
- Roman Republican
- M. Marcius Philippus
- 57BC
- Silver Denarius
- Rome Mint 3.66g, 20mm
- Obv: Diademed head of Ancus Marcius right, lituus to left
- Rev: Equestrian statue right on arcade of five arches, flower below statue
- Crawford 425/1; Sydenham 919; Marcia 28; RBW 1524, S.-
- VF Reverse struck off-centre
- ANC.919
- Lucius Marcius Philippus emerged as a skilled statesman and a voice of moderation during a period of intense political tension in the Roman Republic. A member of a respected plebeian family with consular rank, Philippus was known for his eloquence, pragmatism, and diplomatic tact. Amid the power struggles between populares and optimates, he consistently sought balanced solutions that upheld Republican stability. His actions during this year, including his role in supporting the restoration of Cicero from exile, reflected his commitment to senatorial authority and legal process. Philippus's statesmanship helped steer Rome through a volatile moment with prudence and constitutional loyalty
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- Ancient Rome
- Roman Republican
- M. Marcius Philippus
- 57BC
- Silver Denarius
- Rome Mint 3.66g, 20mm
- Obv: Diademed head of Ancus Marcius right, lituus to left
- Rev: Equestrian statue right on arcade of five arches, flower below statue
- Crawford 425/1; Sydenham 919; Marcia 28; RBW 1524, S.-
- VF Reverse struck off-centre
- ANC.919
- Lucius Marcius Philippus emerged as a skilled statesman and a voice of moderation during a period of intense political tension in the Roman Republic. A member of a respected plebeian family with consular rank, Philippus was known for his eloquence, pragmatism, and diplomatic tact. Amid the power struggles between populares and optimates, he consistently sought balanced solutions that upheld Republican stability. His actions during this year, including his role in supporting the restoration of Cicero from exile, reflected his commitment to senatorial authority and legal process. Philippus's statesmanship helped steer Rome through a volatile moment with prudence and constitutional loyalty













