Denar 176-180 Faustina II (Marcus Aurelius)
Beskrivelse: Romersk denar Årstall: 176-180 Tidsepoke: Antoninerne (138-192) Myntherre: Marcus Aurelius Tittel: Keiser (161-180) Land: Romerriket Myntsted: Roma Materiale: Sølv - 820‰ Advers: DIVA FAVSTINA PIA Revers: CONSECRATIO Funnet av: Anders Sahlin Dato: 03-09-2022 Fylke: Vestfold og Telemark Type terreng: Dyrket mark Innlevert til: FA Vestfold og TelemarkDetaljer:
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The daughter, wife, and mother of emperors and empresses, Faustina II was born around 130 A.D. to Antoninus Pius and Faustina I. She was married to her cousin Marcus Aurelius in 145 A.D. In 146 A.D., she gave birth to the first of 14 children. To celebrate this occasion she was given the title of Augusta, which technically made her superior in rank to her husband. Faustina II was a devoted wife and mother and accompanied her husband on all his military campaigns. Her son Commodus went on to become emperor after his fathers’ death, and her daughter Lucilla became Augusta when she married Lucius Verus. She died in the city of Halala in Anatolia in 175 A.D., plagued by baseless rumors about her infidelity. She was deified soon after and a grand temple was erected to her in the city where she died.
Faustina the Younger – Daughter of Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius and Roman Empress Faustina the Elder.