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English: Ancient Roman coin (silver denarius) depicting emperor Caracalla posed as Virtus, with spear and parazonium, struck in 205 CE to commemorate his second consulate [COS II] and the tenth assumption of the tribunician power (tribunicia potestas) [TRP X]
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Coin depicting Caracalla posing as Virtus 198-217 CE

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