File:Statère armoricain.jpg
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Français : Statère armoricain. Monnaie en or, 2ème siècle avant J.-C visible au Musée de Bretagne à Rennes. La scène représentée est l'allaitement d'un poulain par une jument, sous le protection d'un monstre mi-oiseau, mi-poisson, ceci devant un épi symbolisant la croissance des céréales. Cette scène pourrait représenter la déesse Épona-Rhiannon qui, dans la mythologie celtique, préside au renouveau des cultures en même temps qu'elle protège les chevaux. |
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