Gorazd's Moravian Denarius (Human Faith) 2020 – 2020 Great Moravian Empire

🏛️ Идентификация монеты

Название: Gorazd's Moravian Denarius (Human Faith)
Эмитент: Great Moravian Empire
Годы выпуска: 2020 – 2020
Тип: Стандартный оборотный
Состояние: В обращении

⚙️ Технические характеристики

Материал: Pewter (various metals and dimensions)
Вес: 7 г
Диаметр: 25 мм
Форма: Round
Техника: Milled
Ориентация: Сменное выравнивание

🔹 Аверс

Описание: Bishop St. Methodius with the relics of St. Clement and brother Constantine returning from Rome, accompanied by the disciples of St. Gorazda and others on the spring of 870AD from today's Staré Město / maybe Veligrad / to Hradisko today's Klimentek near Osvětimany - also possible Veligrad / - a monastery of black monks hidden in the woods. The party stopped on the spot in the sacred site to pay homage to the memory of the first Christians in the Roman army who miraculously saved the battle in the Medlovice Valley. Here in Medlovice, St. Methodius baptized local Slavic crumb.
Надпись:
ET PROPE FONTEM CAPELLA FULMIN IN VIILA MEDLOVIC
Hlaholic
DIEM MMXX A.D

🔸 Реверс

Описание: In the 2nd Century AD around 175 the Brave legion called XII Fulminata ("The Thundering Legion") under the commander "Petrinax", of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius launched a large-scale war against the tribes across the northern frontier of the empire the Marcomanni and Quadi in Czechia. They were ambushed at Medlovice valley and held for 5 days without water. The Legion were in a terrible plight from fatigue, wounds, the heat of the sun, and thirst. They could neither fight nor retreat, but were standing on the line at their several posts, scorched by the heat. When the Christian soldiers prayed, a heavy shower relieved the Romans and ultimately winning the war. This event of Faith was carved in marble in the year 196 AD. The column is still erected on today's Piazza Colonna in Rome - the victorious column of Marcus Aurelius. God saved the Roman Army from death.
Надпись: VICT.-FULMINATA *EXERCITUS QVI LAV*DUXIT PARTINAX* VALLEY MEDLOVICE