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Fischer, Brigitte, “Les différents monétaires des premières imitations du statère de Philippe II de Macédoine”, Études Celtiques 28 (1991): 137–156.
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“Les différents monétaires des premières imitations du statère de Philippe II de Macédoine”
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Études Celtiques 28 (1991)
Études Celtiques 28 — Actes du IXe congrès international d’études celtiques (1991).
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28
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137–156
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[FR] L’étude des différents monétaires empruntés aux statères de Philippe II de Macédoine qui ornent les premières pièces d’or celtiques, révèle que le début des émissions gauloises est postérieur à la mort du souverain macédonien. A l’origine, les imitations sont parfaites, à l’exception d’une très courte série sur laquelle une légende originale en caractères romains a été substituée à l’inscription ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ. Les prototypes retrouvés en Gaule sont rares. Le type le plus copié, qui comporte le foudre, le monogramme et l’épi de blé, n’a jamais été recueilli sur notre sol.
[EN] The sequence-marks of the first imitations of the stater of Philippus II
Sequence-marks ornate the staters of Philippus II. The study of these patterns, which have been copied on the first Celtic gold coins, shows that the beginnings of the Gallic coinage is datable after the death of this king. The imitations are perfect at first, except for a very limited coinage, on which a Celtic inscription written in Roman letters, replaces the word ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ. The finds of Macedonian staters in Gaul are exceptional. The variety with a thunderbolt, the monogram and the ear of corn is the one which has been the most imitated by the Gauls, it has never been found in France.
[EN] The sequence-marks of the first imitations of the stater of Philippus II
Sequence-marks ornate the staters of Philippus II. The study of these patterns, which have been copied on the first Celtic gold coins, shows that the beginnings of the Gallic coinage is datable after the death of this king. The imitations are perfect at first, except for a very limited coinage, on which a Celtic inscription written in Roman letters, replaces the word ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ. The finds of Macedonian staters in Gaul are exceptional. The variety with a thunderbolt, the monogram and the ear of corn is the one which has been the most imitated by the Gauls, it has never been found in France.
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