ROMAN REPUBLIC - ROMAN REPUBLIC Fulvia (2nd wife of Mark Antony). Bronze with the magistrate Zmertorix Philonidou ND (41-40 BC), Fulvia (Eumeneia). B.C. Draped bust of Fulvia right, in Niké, with wings. Rv. [ΦOY]ΛOYIANΩ[N] / [ZM]EPTOPIΓOΣ / [ΦIΛ]ΩNIΔOΥ. Athena advancing left, armed with spear and shield. RPC I, 3139; Bronze - 6.79 g - 18.5 mm - 12 h From a Stack's sale, 7 and 8 December 1994, n° 2180, selection from the Dr Alfred R. Globus collection. With a dark patina of earthy concretions. Fairly wide flan and well-centred strike. VERY GOOD. Eumenea changed its name to Fulvia temporarily, just before the imperial period, following a trip by Mark Antony to Asia in 41. On a coinage of the magistrate Zmertorix Philonidou, bronzes bearing the effigy of Fulvia are struck, just before her death in 40 BC. * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot. * Following Council Directive (EU) 2022/542 of April 5, 2022, implemented in national law from 01/01/2025, buyers from within the EU have to pay 5.5% VAT on the hammer price of this lot.