The 46 BC monetary college consists of three people: Manius Cordus Rufus, Titus Carisius and Caius Considius. In his monetary iconography, Titus Carisius emphasizes the origin of Julius Caesar and participates in the celebrations of Caesar's four-time triumph in that year. After taking part in the emperor's triumph, he is strangled in the Mamertine prison. Little is known about Titus Carisius' career other than his monetary triumvirate.
Roman Republic
T. Carisius (46 BC), Denarius 46 BC, Rome mint
Obverse: head of Juno Moneta right
Reverse: implements for coining money: anvil die with garlanded punch die above, tongs and hammer on either side
T·CARISIVS
Diameter 19 mm, weight 3.04 g
