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Item No.: c131
Roman Antoninianus Coins
When Philip I became Emperor in 244, he immediately made his son Caesar .... more
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Item No.: c132
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Philip I was an Arab by birth, a man of amazing cunning ... more
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Item No.: c136
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Trebonianus Gallus, governor of Moesia, was proclaimed Emperor ... more
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Item No.: c138
Roman Antoninianus Coins
In the course of a reign plagued by wars, insurrections, usurpers and pestilence, Gallienus proclaimed on his coins ... more
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Item No.: c139
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Mars, as the supposed father of Rome founder, was honoured extensively ... more
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Item No.: c140
Roman Antoninianus Coins
In the reverse legend VIRTVS is broken in two places ... more
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Item No.: c141
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Gallienus, radiate... more
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Item No.: c142
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Postumus, governor of Gaul, had assumed the title “Augustus” and been waging war with Gallienus ... more
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Item No.: c144
Roman Antoninianus Coins
The stern, elderly, unprepossessing portrait seen on Aurelian earlier coins ... more
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Item No.: c145
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Aurelian, radiate, draped, cuirassed ... more
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Item No.: c146
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Aurelian embellishment of Rome included the rebuilding of the temple of Sol ... more
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Item No.: c148
Roman Antoninianus Coins
When Florian brother Tacitus died in A.D. 276, Florian was acknowledged ... more
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Item No.: c149
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Obverse and reverse give contrasting, almost contradictory impressions ... more
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Item No.: c151
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Numerianus was the son of M. Aurelius Carus. The two went to war ... more
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Item No.: c153
Roman Antoninianus Coin
Maximian, made Augustus by Diocletian in A.D. 286, was an outrageous tyrant, covetous... more
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Item No.: c154
Roman Antoninianus Coins
Diocletian, laureate ... more
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