Pallas

Please add updates or make corrections to the NumisWiki text version as appropriate. Palas, the daughter of Jupiter, from whose brain she is said to have sprung, is the same deity whom the Latins called Minerva. - Pallas is respected on numberless coins as a young wirgin wearing a helmet.  In a variety of types she is depictured armed with a javelin, of with a thunderbolt, or with spear and shield.

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Pallas

Please add updates or make corrections to the NumisWiki text version as appropriate. Palas, the daughter of Jupiter, from whose brain she is said to have sprung, is the same deity whom the Latins called Minerva. - Pallas is respected on numberless coins as a young wirgin wearing a helmet.  In a variety of types she is depictured armed with a javelin, of with a thunderbolt, or with spear and shield.

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