Concordia, Felicitas, Fortuna

At the intersection between religion and politics, 'personifications' were popular icons on ancient Roman coins. This book inquires into the communicative significance of these political deities for the representation of rule in various phases of the Republic and the Imperial Period. It looks at the examples of Concordia, Felicitas, and Fortuna in order to examine their development in combination with iconographical and quantitative analyses.