Corinthia, Corinth; AR Stater; Pegasos/head of Athena
	
			Description:
					Corinthia, Corinth, 405 - 345 BC. AR Stater. Pegasos flying left, koppa below / Helmeted head of Athena left, astragalos behind helmet, trident above.				
		
		
				
			Diameter:
					AR22 mm
		
	
				
			Weight:
					8,42 g
		
	
				
			Grade:
					gVF/gVF		
	
				
			Attribution:
					Calciati 133		
	
				
			Commentary:
					good metal, great high relief details, scratch on the reverse; including collector's original card with detailed description		
	
				
			History:
					Before and during the classical period, Corinth had about thousand hetairas (sacred prostitutes) in the temple of Aphrodite; these prostitutes served welthy inhabitants of the city and its guests, contributing to the financial revenues.		
		
		
		
				
						Article Number:
									026-05-02-41652							
						
		
		
	 
							 
							 
			