Figure 1
The self-contained HTML concordance viewer, showing the Iulia family (pp. 113–123). Each entry displays the SAM-extracted engraving, museum specimen photographs (obverse and reverse), type descriptions, Crawford/RIC identification, CRRO reference link, and Orsini’s commentary. Specimen photographs © American Numismatic Society (numismatics.org), reproduced under CC BY-NC 4.0; not covered by the CC-BY licence of this article.
Figure 2
From book page to concordance entry. Left: the full page of Orsini’s Familiae Romanae (1577, p. 7). Centre: the SAM-extracted engraving of Aemilia_2, obverse (laureate head of Roma) and reverse (equestrian statue on arches). Right: the matching museum specimen (Crawford 291/1, Mn. Aemilius Lepidus, c. 114 BC; ANS). Specimen photograph © American Numismatic Society (numismatics.org), reproduced under CC BY-NC 4.0; not covered by the CC-BY licence of this article.
Figure 3
Concordance statistics. Left: temporal distribution by decade, showing the concentration in the late Republic (100–1 BC). Right: composition by catalogue, metal, and period.