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RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA obverse
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA reverse
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA back and front
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA on hand
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 5
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 6
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 7
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 8
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 9
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 10
RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 11
  1. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA obverse
  2. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA reverse
  3. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA back and front
  4. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA on hand
  5. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 5
  6. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 6
  7. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 7
  8. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 8
  9. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 9
  10. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 10
  11. RB0025 Bronze Ring LEGIO XV PRIMIGENIA 11

Legio XV Primigenia Roman Style Solid Bronze Ring Aged with Antique Green Patina Museum Reproduction RB0025

31,50 €

Handmade solid bronze ring Roman Legion XV Primigenia. The ring is deliberately aged with antique green patina. A perfect choice for Historians, Military Veterans, Collectors.

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This legion was founded by the emperor Caligula in 39, who needed extra forces for his campaign in Germany. It was called after the favorite goddess of the emperor (“Primigenia” is a title of Fortuna), but the title was almost never used. It is absent from the inscriptions and is only rarely used by authors like Tacitus and Plutarch of Chaeronea. The number seems to have been suggested by the fact that it was supposed to share a base with XIV Gemina.

Weight 18,32 g
Dimensions 21,25 mm

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