Numismatics

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Denarius depicting the head of Severus Alexander and the emperor symbolically depicted as the ruler of the orbis terrarum (224-225 CE)

Denarius depicting the head of Severus Alexander and the emperor symbolically depicted as the ruler of the orbis terrarum (224-225 CE)

Medallion depicting the head of Severus Alexander and the emperor offering a sacrifice to the goddess Roma (228 CE)

Medallion depicting the head of Severus Alexander and the emperor offering a sacrifice to the goddess Roma (228 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Philip the Arab and the she wolf suckling Romulus and Remus (248 CE)_obverse.jpg

Antoninianus depicting the head of Philip the Arab and the she wolf suckling Romulus and Remus (248 CE)

Antoninianus depicting Valerian, restitutor generis humani, walking and holding the globe (254-255 CE).jpg

Antoninianus depicting Valerian, restitutor generis humani, walking and holding the globe (254-255 CE)

Sestertius depicting the head of Valerian and the same raising the personification of the Orbis Terrarum (256-257 CE)

Sestertius depicting the head of Valerian and the same raising the personification of the Orbis Terrarum (256-257 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Gallienus and a trophy set between two captives (258-259 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Gallienus and a trophy set between two captives (c. 260 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Aurelian and the emperor receiving Victory from the goddess Roma (270-275 CE)_obverse.jpg

Antoninianus depicting the head of Aurelian and the emperor receiving Victory from the goddess Roma (270-275 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Zenobia and Juno Regina (272 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Zenobia and Juno Regina (272 CE)

Antoninianus depicting the head of Aurelian and a woman presenting a wreath to Aurelian who bears the title restitutor orbis.jpg

Antoninianus depicting the head of Aurelian and a woman presenting a wreath to Aurelian who bears the title restitutor orbis.

Aurelianus depicting the head of Aurelian and a woman presenting a wreath to Aurelian restitutor orbis (274-275 CE)

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Aureus depicting the head of Diocletian and Jupiter standing and holding a thunderbolt (294 CE)

Aureus depicting the head of Maximian and the same as Rector Orbis (294-295 CE)

Aureus depicting the head of Maximian and the same as Rector Orbis (294-295 CE)

Obverse bronze depicting Diocletian and the Genius of the Roman people.jpg

Obverse bronze depicting Diocletian and the Genius of the Roman people

Bronze depicting Diocletian and the Genius of the Roman people (mint of Antioch, 294 CE)

Bronze depicting Diocletian and the Genius of the Roman people (mint of Antioch, 294 CE)

Obverse bronze depicting the head of Constantius I and the Genius of the Roman people.jpg

Bronze depicting the head of Constantius I and the Genius of the Roman people (296-297 CE)

Bronze depicting the head of Constantius I and the Genius of the Roman people (296-297 CE)

Illustration 1: Plomb from Lyon – photograph of the lead mould preserved in the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Lyon.

Plomb from Lyon – photograph of the lead mould preserved in the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Lyon.

The Lyon Medallion

The Lyon Medallion

Copy of the original “Arras medallion” (copy photographed at the British Museum)

Arras Medallion

Arras Medallion

Bronze depicting the head of Maxentius and the emperor together with Roma (307 CE)_obverse.jpg

Bronze depicting the head of Maxentius and the emperor together with Roma (307 CE)

Follis depicting the head of Constantine and Sol Invictus (310-313 CE)

Nummus depicting the head of Constantine and Sol Invictus (310-313 CE)

Follis depicting the head of Constantine and Mars, the god of war (312-313 CE)

Nummus depicting the head of Constantine and Mars, the god of war (312-313 CE)

Solidus depicting the head of Constantine and the emperor receiving the globe from the goddess Roma (315 CE)

Solidus depicting the head of Constantine and the emperor receiving the globe from the personification of Roma (315 CE)

Follis depicting the head of Constantine and two captives flanking the Labarum (319-320 CE)

Nummus depicting the head of Constantine and two captives flanking the labarum (319-320 CE)

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