Nero As With Winged Victory On The Reverse And Shield

From what I can see, this type of coin was struck between AD 62-68 at Rome.

When we post URL's it is necessary to abandon the rules of grammar and punctuation we were taught in school. My browser balks at the above book cover due to the closed parenthesis and period following the com without a space in between.
http://www.angeloparatico.com would work as should (visible here http://www.angeloparatico.com ). because of the extra space inserted. In all honesty I'd think browser writers would be able to insert a routine that would drop a character following an extension before reporting it as a bad URL realizing that most of us have had many years practice of closing our sentences with punctuation and their new rule that we can't causes extra work.


The sign of Lyon I was taught was the addition of a ball on the point of the bust while Rome portraits end on a sharp point. That would make the OP coin Rome. I do not know if that distinction is currently upheld by scholars in the field (I know little about Nero).