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Lombards, Beneventum (nowdays Benevento. Adelchis, 1st period (853-867 AD).

Italiano:
ADELCHIS PRIN, tempietto carolingio.
S•C•A•M ARIA (Sancta Maria), croce su tre scalini accostata a destra da due globetti.
English:
ADELCHIS PRIN, temple.
S•C•A•M ARIA (Sancta Maria), cross on steps.
  • cfr. Calciati F (pag. 111).
  • cfr. BMC Vandals pag. 184, 6 (pl. –)
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