Komana in Pontus, 205-206 AD., Septimius Severus, Æ29, Rec.Gen. 11.
Komana in Pontus, Septimius Severus, 205-206 AD.,
Æ29 (27-28 mm / 13.24 g), Obv.: [A]Y K Λ CЄΠ- CЄOYHP[O]C , laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Septimius Severus right, seen from behind.
Rev.: IЄPOKAI-CA - KO-[MANE], frontal view of a tetrastyle temple; inside, statue of Ma-Enyo on pedestal, standing facing, head r., holding wreath in l. hand( or Nike standing on pedestal, holding wreath and palm ); date in exergue ЄT BOP (= year 162 of local era).
Waddington, Rec.Gen. 80, 11 ; BMC 3 ; Sear GIC 2156 var.
Ma, Mene, was a pre-hellenic war-goddess, worshipped in Cappadocian Komana and Komana Pontica, a colony of the former. Sulla brought this cult to Rome too.
Enyo in the Greek mythology is one of the three Graias and a relative of Ares, identified with the bloody Bellona. So it is understandable that Ma and Enyo melted together.