Roman Republic Triga of Horses with Victory 111-110 B.C. (004) owl adaptability

adaptability

George slaying the dragon

images of the heads of Hercules and Zeus symbolized protection or the soul

I found that using a precious metal bead instead of horsehair creates a beautiful everyday pendant that can be worn and cherished by any horse lover

Anactorium was a Corinthian colony on the Ionian Sea

Roman Republic Triga of Horses with Victory 111-110 B.C. (004) owl adaptabilityDescription The horse's heads on this ancient Roman coin come together in the shape of a heart. The clarity, detail, and expression in the horse's heads and legs are one of a kind. Size and Material Silver Denarius Coin 20mm. Set in an 18kt recycled gold mount. Canadian source diamonds. One of a kind with a Certificate of Authenticity. Chain not included; available separately. See Chains Story Date: 111 110 BCE Rome mint Appius Claudius Pulcher, T.