The Significance of Water-Deities Subjugated by Tyche on the City-Coins of Syria-Palaestina and Arabia during the 2nd and 3rd century CE
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https://doi.org/10.17879/ozean-2022-4569Abstract
The article proposes that the cities of the Southern Levant, which minted coins in the second and third centuries CE, depicting Tyche subjugating a water-deity had constructed significant water supply systems. Proud of such achievements, civic leaders were honoring Tyche who supplied their basic needs by providing plentiful water.
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