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Vior Eudocia, from whom Theodos was born siu8 IL, and Pulcheria, from time to time Marciano Aug. married
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Don't let me
D. N. ABCADIVS P. F. AVG. epi- constant graph, but
D. N. ABCADIVS P. F. AVGV- STVS in AE. II. (Mus. Caes.)
Head crowned with pearls.
Protome ad Tersa helmet d. this is so over the shoulder, 8. cl jpeam, in which scul- pius equnes, tcI cmx. In maltese
sent from the right hand to the emperor ro^nat.
Partially opposite:
CONCOBDfA. AVGG. AVGGG. AVGGGG subjects often known to the Greeks arithmetical Mutier sitting on the gate d. ha- stam, * victory he insists. In others the same is true of Victoriota holds a shield inscribed: VOT. V. MVLT X. AV. AE. III. (Band. Mus. Caes.) Cru^ in the middle of the god. AE. 2 L (Band.)
Bandurius torturing himself a lot as he himself admits, at no cost to the work, as let him escape, who in the multitudes of these G Augustus they are to be understood.
GLOBE EXECUTIVES AE. III (Band.)
GLOBIA. BOMANOBVM Emperor standing in a chariot of 6 horses he rides towards d, etata, s. gtobum, in juiea monogram XP , in the bottom CO OB. Av. M. M. (Mus. reg. Gall)
I saw the size of this statue. Bandurius gave p. 527
GLOBE BOMANORVM in various ty^ already known. AB AE. IL III (Band.)
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NEW HOPE REPUBLIC Fi^ 20 inscribed on the shield of the tpoliis. 30., in the area of the star, injrraCO\^OB. Av. (Band. Mas. de Franee Yiodobonae Bunc of Moses Hunt*.)
Bandarius marvels at how Arca the gods were afraid of him, all 20 It is already burning, it cannot be said, a new hope for the matter ptidlica Yarias therefore brings conjectures I gladly allow those who the dislocated hujua of the age was too critical "They love it."
SAFE REPUBLIC AE.IU.IV* ^JBand. Mouse You kill.)
TRIUMPHATOR /^sicj GENT. BARB. emperor standing boldly d. lips, #. ^loimm^ juxta capiivus supplex ^ below AE. It is AR. m. la. (Mouse, Caea.)
VICTORY AVGG. AVGGG. AVGGGG subjects of the Greeks meiicis^ various types for the efus aevi gefUo, Av. (Band. Mus. Caes.)
VICTORY AVGG. AVGGG- AR. AE. IL III (BandO
VICl^ORIA, AVGVSTORVM* AV. ^ Mas. Caet.)
VIRTVS. AVGG. swamp emperor the right to be angry d. ball with phoO' mice, s. of the lips ^mdenie. AE. III. (Tannins.)
VIRTVS. ARMY imp.swamp 4 as sian d. caste, «. shield on the ground tiaei* AR. m. m. (Moa. Caet.)
VIRTVS. ARMY AE. IL IIL (Band.)
VIRTVS. ROMANORVM AR. AE. lU. (Band.)
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VOTE ROMANORVM Emperor d. labarumj s. cfypeum^ sitting captive on the ground* A£. I. (Taniai.)
♦ 4 *
VOICE V. within a crown. AE. IV. (Mus. Caes.) VOT. V. MVLT. X. AR. . (Mus. Caes.) AE. IV. (Tannins.) VOT. 10 MVLT 15 AR. (Band.) VOT. X. MVLT 20 AR. AE. UI (Band.) VOT. 20 MVLT 30 AE. III (Band.) Also in the golden legoff described above 20 30
VRBS ROME. Rome sitting AB (Mu9. Caes.)
VRBS ROME. HAPPY in various types. AE. They (Band.)
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He tells about Arcadius S. Prosper in the book
d« proroiss. and predict. P. III. c. 34* not
he would deliver the Armenians who had taken refuge to him ^ bel-
I made light with the Persians. By that sign, an
but rather victory to those already assembled
the soldiers of the battle had air crosses on their clothes
little Whence I have won the golden warning
He now ordered it to be done with the same sign of the cross
which is in use throughout the world, especially in Asia
and it persists today. Aureosbos nuroos, in-
dedicated by St. Prosperus, or whoever it is
the author of his work, do not see them
Killed*
Vol. right.)
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EYDOGY
PRBTIFM.
Golden • . • • C.
Golden max, RRHB mod.
Silver ,••••€•
Silver max. mode •••••«•••« RR.
Copper max. module • • • • • RRR.
Aeneas II. and 111« form •••••••••£•
AEL. EVDOCIA
For the wife of Arcadius was a barbarian nation she was the daughter of Count Rautonius Franci, but the miles of fame, and raised to the consulship For hours his kind was not infected he preferred a kind of mum subluiB, by which he caused to marry then he would be completely in control, the very cause of evil in government. Having joined Arcadius in the year 3^5, she ceased to live in the year 4^4 1 Paul later than D. loan- even the pontifical see of Chrysostom, and he had cast out the city itself, whence the souls of the pious He turned away from himself.
'Numita
Complaints Randurius »), antiquarian that the preceding gods had unjustly distributed who either EVDOCIA or EVDOXIA are inscribed, and this law is sanctioned: if What kind of god is to be found with those times? itotisj which in both Augusta tan- then let them agree to this ascribe to the god all those who prefer the same name different to another And Eudoxia ex- they stand numif in qui6u$ Theodosius. im*
The years passed and the eonsulat were consigned and therefore they perish to his consort. Igv' tur Theodosius jun. Eudoxia was his wife Eudocia of Arcadius, These are excellent men the opinion of the bird is undoubtedly certain is, "it is not to be mistaken on the other side I guess not. The first part is certain, which teaches, female demigods, who Theodor if jun. years and consulates, belonging to the same wife of Theodosius in fact, and the other part is not exactly certain when he argues that it follows from this, whether that Eudocia was the wife of Arcadius, inscribed ptbs Eudoxia to be the wife of Theodosius II* For we shall prove from other reasons, I like some in which Eudocia is read undoubtedly attributed to the wife of Theodosius II. It is agreed, that he himself is not lacking Randurins, writers in both Au' therefore, to vary by writing the name of the taste the same Eudocia, the same also from the mints Eudoxia was able to write, especially when both Tocabut^m from the same root be drawn, and both will be honored happy signification, and enough Who should be seen to be given to the gods
a) Pag. 636
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171
let's say it together, as well as in the heart doxjae of Theodosius II.
AEL. EVDOCIA AVG. I caught it Mdlito
The gods thus inscribed Bandurias Arca- He gives to the consort of God, as just said.
Without epigraph. Cross within laurel AY AR. (Band.)
So will the gods of this Eudo oiae, as well as we think that it is also pos- let them be Eudoxia of Theodopsius. of course na BTersa esl in numis inscribed EVDO- XI. Acccdit) a similar coin not a graph in the type of a cross within a laurel Bandurius was found to have been before Valenti nian I., but this same Va- lenliniano ILI to be restored, because in It is here tjpus for certain gods Tias, and by admitting the discrimination against Bandurius himself iiiter the gods of the three Valenlinians It is always a good idea. Since then here
tjpus before Thcpdosium II. , and Yalenli- nianus 111. should not appear in coins it may be argued that the gods are not similar Eudocia Arcadius, in whose time it was in use it was not yet, the scd of Eudoxia Theodosius, which with Yalentiniauo UI. from now on using yxxxU
3 andurius is given to Eudocia aureos, turned away in the qoorum: VOT. 20 MVLT 30 , who are Eudoxia's Theodosius, to prove the co- we are born »
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If I observe these things in detail, I judge accordingly
they will be learned, certain of Edocia Theodosius
He has his gods, but these are less certain
our Arcadia. It may be safer for him
can be folded inscribed with coins: GLOBE.
ROMANORVM, or: SALVUS. REI-
FVBLICAE, whom Eudoxia gave to the other tri-
was Bandurius. But yide, which pre-
we will note in this
HONOR
He had a father, Theodosius M., but he avoids his son Euche from the thousands
three Ael. Flaccilla, born in 384 I>ecennis by his father Diolos Augustus, this in the year 39^5 he died under Stilicho's tntela He presided over the West. In the beginning it was quite p^o- Hope nsas luck Gildon in Africa the rebel, he observed the others elsewhere. Sti- Kcho Alaricum of the Goths, Radagais The kings of Hannora were already half occupied Italy, elated with glorious victories, repre- let it be true that Teram's fate was also to be conquered the usperii conailia ^igitana, Alaricom in Italy, other barbarians into Gaul
He is killed in the river of Ravenna. But Alaricas he besieges Rome by opposing the and in the year 4^0 he plundered it, a little later preparing to cross into Africa in Lucania he dies Su(3cessor Ataulphus relitta Italy turned into Gaul, where Gal- Placidia was abducted by his brother Honorius He had also married there, from then on Spain, Barcelona is removed from the middle; Among these groups in Italy the Alamanni tIt cina Alpibos Germany , Franci Fha* ramondo led Gaul to Belgium
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they desire, and the Alni with the Yandals from ina They set out on the coast of Ballhi, Galliasqae they invade Spain, Burgundy n^s ?icina on the upper Rhine Qalliam they hold back by force. So many evils everywhere pressing Constantius with warlike praise Augustus Honorius lat in the year 421 she had joined him in marriage his sister Placidia Ataulphi Tidua, himself In the year 4^3 he died of an illness He left his two wives an heir, the prince lazy and restless, to whom, if the truth was told by Pro- copiua *), the safety of his Hen, how He used to call Boma, the safety of the city Bo- it was seen that it was better to be a mae.
Name:
D. N. HONORABLE. P* F. AVG. epi- constant graph
Head crowned with pearls.
Protome reverse helmet d. spear* s. a shield, in which a knight, in others a cross.
A bearded helmeted head. It is in gold with the inscription VICTORIA" AVGGG. at Bandurium, and in the museum Caesareus, and Pcrobrock. (P. I. tab. 27.) Nothing to do with this singular beard Bandurius observes the stasis. Was it? the time when he used to grow his beard the cause of grave calamities, which the government was shaken, and was especially taken eternal life, he has put it in this taken?
It seems to be true: CONCORD AVGG. AVGGG* mb^
to the well-known Greek arithmetic* AV. AE. II. I met
m
GLORY ROMANORVM Emperor i.e. in a chariot of six horses, etc., as in of Arcadius Av. m. m. (Band.)
Others were registered in the same way. AR AE no. III.
D. N. HONORABLE. P. F. AVG.
His head was cut off. IVS8V. RICHIARI KING f^sicj tcri- ptum outside the crown, inside which Bt^, i>» the branch of olive oil. AR.
There is a singular common deity here in the catalog of the d'£nnery museum, p. Sq. Its author adds, that it will be discovered at Tolosaics, where Theodoric reigned King of the Goths, who was the author of Ferreras about 449 he killed his daughter Rechia* rio iilio Rechila, king of the Snevos. Ta- no one who resists the same coin he adds only: Ricmarius king of the Suevi in this unique monument of peace He vowed to strike, Vbciius exam no doubt the merit of the cst illustreistnd heritage, nor so petfuiictory to* it was fitting to air, that it had been signed by the Reich river Theodore's son-in-law Here are the witnesses Idacio and Isidore chronicle the kingdom of Sue he arrived in Spain in the year 447, but Honorius, to whom the deity is inscribed, by fate It was already done in the year 4^3. Necessarily then that is, does this belong to someone? King of the Suevi of the same name, who commanding Hpnorio among his people, or him* He deserves the r^xm part of the kingdom from the point of view, this Aguatumpala ohsefvare In the same way, he will yidet
a) Bell Vaod. L. L c X
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iU
bhnas, the Gothic kings of Italy East Coast it was late 6 And these they inquired of Aroplios, who are developing the barbarian hojas of this age*"
stories give attention.
m
REPAIR.REIPVB. AE. I. (Ta- oini.)
SAFE REPUBLIC AR. (Ta- nini.) A£ III.
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TRIUMPHATOR GENT BARB. /iw. perator paUidatus stann d. of the lips, a. glpbitm^ juxia captivu9, AR.m. m. (Mu8« hunt)
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VICTORY AVGG. AVGGG. additions the Greek arithmetical velopment: AVGVSTORVM. Type var. Av. A». I met
VIRTVS. EXERCISE I EXERCISE TVS AE. III. (Band.)
VIRT VS, ROMANORVM. Av. AR. ^Mus. You kill.)
VOTA, PVBLICA. Two impp. sedated sitting d^ volume^ s. ball, AV# (Ta- nini.)
VOT. MVLT.X, AR. (Mus. Caes.) VOICE X. 16/r. 20 AR. (ibid.)
VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX inscribe ptum shield, which dude helmeted women they hold the ihoraci in the midst of them a palm branch in the area from here to there m below: COMOB. Av. (Mus. Caes.) In in another: the emperor seated d, raising a scroll, «• scepter with an eagle Av. (Pembroke.)
VRBS ROME. lion sat down AR (Mus. Caes.) VRBS. ROME. HAPPY Imp. standing d. laiarum% », FictorioU^m^ AE. III. (ibid.)
They can be added to the gods of Honorius.
D. N. HONORIVS^ P. olVG.
The head of the goldfish DONKEY A suckling ass. AE. III.
Taninius with this unusual museum ezplicates his numom, establishes the satjrica, especially in the contempt of Christians from the idolaters, because Honorius the old he repressed the worship of the gods by strict laws. It is true from abundant evidence, they were once pretended to have been equally Lydians and Christians, divine ass's hair-^b to be held in honor Delighting in learning I would go with the man's opinion, if I bowed my head the donkey, not the whole donkey. Asian nor did Apion object to the head of the Ludaeans, whom refutes Fl. Joseph *). About the head Then Tertullian speaks, Daraocri tus at Suida ^) , Minucius Felix ^), who, opening the same below, explains the matter, when he said ^): That is why he told you to listen cis y aput the donkey to divine the matter to us Who is so stupid as to hiccup? who is stupid tior y to does he believe this cult? except that you and all the donkeys in the stables with your Epona consecrated, etc., in which place he opposes the whole. Therefore less aptly na the whole, and what is more, together with the chicken would have been proposed, Christ would have begged to insulate the sacred places. Appreciate the other god would speak tyranny, whom cl. a man to confirm his judgment
a) eootra Apion. L. II. §7. c. 9. e) ibid. c. 28-
b) Apology chap. 46. c) in Aafjuo^^trog. -d) tn^Octav.
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IIONORIVS
lawyer: ALEXANnEH The head of ItonU exiivih roof 3C D. N. IHS. XPS t) El. FI- LIVS Idctans with the head of an ass erectopvllum. There is a knight named Viclorius, who he published, with Alexander placed in the foreground Severus, who witnessed Christ to Laropridius worshiped The type of avefsae to the same cull by the Christians the crime of the ass \ocat. But with which he spoke to us in agreement in this world in the foreground is a certain Alexander Severus will it slip? All the shores of Augu are missing 8 to you, there is no other impe the deity who would give the head of a lion skin roof But indeed we have many Contoured with the same plain front, in which - the head of Alexander the Great Macedon we all recognize But as is certain Honorius a great part of the Contorniati that it had been signed by the ruler, so there is no doubt jion seems to be a Victorian number of the same age, or of the same age, and to oppose the king of Macedonia, and as well as Contorniatosin pseudo-coins to be thought to be of use to every one afterwards will serve Averted the explanation of the same above Taninianus, arguments But she was restless The names of the Cliristi are written next to what is read.
The true anpropterea is certain, this one that it was the cause of the persecution against the Christians finally? The heart is not more symbolic tamus, and a bed from the Cbristicoli themselves, whom in Christ the same various sym- does he suggest that he expressed it by means of words and allusions? His example is to be remembered Christ is often depicted as a fish really, really? literally, the word 1X0T2, constituent fish, comrao- de resolvi ppssont ih lyjo^tig ^Qig-og (9e« Tiog 2oi>TYi^ lems Christ the son of God ser* VAT Ergo and the lactating ass tjpo alt- what could they mean known to them, no twice unknown But too long in one I adhere to a god over whom there is no authority The public protects, but easily anyone in He will gather a flock of pseudomonelas. I will* He published the story of the old broken glass, in qoo (a blow exists as a running donkey written near ASINVS •), from which it again appears* ret. bad reasons*
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On the weight of Honorius the inscription £XA<- GIVM SOLIDS, similar to others, see which will be mentioned in the treatise on the gods of the old age.
PHETIFMS. >
Aureus C.
Aoreus max. mod •••••., BRRB»
I would like to show you the various ornaments of the cam we will do Vol.1 in the Prolegomena chap. XII. %. i3.
Argentei C.
Silver max. mod BR
Aeneas II. and III. . . C»
a) Fraram di vasi di vetro tab. 9
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CONSTANTIS HI
i75
CONSTANTIRS Uh Patriciu9
He honors him in a year of chaos He presided over the exercise, with care and faith «t fortnna Constantine the tyrant Axelate captne, AtaulphuB Gothoram, king of Italy it is accurate. Hujas was then killed in the year 4i5 I called Flacidla the sister of Honorius he laid the foundation in the year 4>7t ^^ ^^^ proptcr merits, tom affinity with AogoBtaa dici- tur aano 4^1 «^^^ in the eighth month later Tiyendi made an end*
Wife Placidia as a dieter* From this Oati Placidius Falentianus and Juta Qrata Honoria^ of which he is infrat
I love you:
D. N. CONSTANTIV8 P.F.
AYG. He wears a diadem with
pearls VICTOWA. AVGGG. Swamp Emperor Jl»9 stam d. tabarum^ «• Victorioiam^ «.
He treads on the floor with his captivftm supine foot RV., below COMOB. Av. (Mus. Caes.)
* The same is true. ^ VICTORY AVGVSTORVM. fiction gradienB d, lauream^ s» globe crucige* rum^ in the area RV., in the bottom CON. Why? Av. (Mus. Caes.)
Augustus was the son of the god Bandurius unknown Teste Beauyais three so much tenos tont cognili-^ before Moses Caes^* rei, the second king of the Gauls, the third ia d*£nnery museum Now the fourth possibility gives Taninius" See what about these Bimardus dictated the most excellent "). Ad- ditum quinarium AV to be of this item Constance, he does not prove the concord features, how similar to Vi* tjpus of the ctories, as well as the letters R. V. non- unless Honorius were to invalidate Constantius 11. an age unknown Edit this quinary elsewhere then did not find
• PRETIFM He has so much knowledge and
RRR.
QALLA PLACIDIA
Daughter of Theodosius M. and Calla. Rome taken as a hostage by Alaric, then he married his successor Ataulphos Narbonne in the year ^xi^. To the husband of Ceto a Yallia restored to Brother Honorius, and Con- tantio patrician placed, nt soon in
This is what we have done. After the death of Constantius nopoiin departed in the year 428 priyatam there he married Tita. In honor of Tita com lohannes empire of the west usur- Theodosius would bear that injustice II., faic Placidia with Vaictinianus
a) to Lobert T. II. page 383.
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PLACIDIA
III. HHo io sent the West, who under presided over the protection of the mother in the year 4s4* He produced Yilam until the year 4^0.
D. N. GALLA. PLACmiA. P.F. AYG. consisting of an epigraph. In gold .vno mttsei Caesarea absent D. N. Nunc Augusta's first wife. called Ways They begin to sail, with the use of a lady Having left the se?eri
The head is worshiped as usual, to whom in nonottllit Hianaa placed the crown from on high
Parte» amrsae^
8 ALVS. REPUBLIC Laurea, in- 4ra than the XP manogram. Av. (Mos. 6 aes.) In others: Victory seated with a shield in- 9writes XP Av. (Band.) In others : Vi- £toria holds a bull in the shape of a spoiis, I enter ^uam XP Av. AR. (Band.) In another: Placidia Edena on the throne joined in the bosom
the ball goes into his hands. Av. with a wide mouth be adorned, of which see Vol. ! Offspring* cap. XII. § i3. In another: Cross in laurel* AE. IV. (Tannins.) Hemo* randus fine: IMP. 32 COS» 17» P. P. Muiipr gateata sitting etc., ul in Dumia Tbeo^osius II., whom see
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VICTORY AVGGG. Emperor Pa- ttidatus stofie etc^ AV» Numos RRRB» (Band.)
VOICE 20 MVLT 30 Fiction siaM d* an oblong cross. AV* (Mus. Caes») AE. II. (Tannins.)
They are to be understood as hftud dubic vows Hlii Valentiniani III., but strangely, the same I did not read in these gods, although in h^s Abeanior and the preceding vows, and himself quetia"
trux^ or XP inside the bull. 5% AR, (Muft« Caes.>
PRETIFM
Gold and silver • Aeneas 11 and 4
• • • » • RR. . . . • RRRR*
CONST^NTINFS III. a tyrant
Arx*epta anno 4^7 in Briiannia pnr- pnra, Gaul was also occupied by Arelate he threw his seat, after Spain also for himself subject more powerful than ) here might be, the empire of Honorius roat. Finally, and meditating on Italy Here and there the provinces would descend from the co
With the consent of Honorius, teach him to surrender he was forced and killed in 411. Fi* He also had Constantia as his wife He died in August.
Don't I : fijus tjranni numi a non paacis hac*
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171
tf^mii ottm *iiiiiEiilr CMttBntiiii M.) mvC^ €jiis filil cognoniinit mixed snnt. Tatnm ikcitci distfriid«n -dibum fabTieti^ CBkos» typi, intfcrijMdniRn modiy qoao oniiia ii hdjtir air nroMtam lapiaift, no dn- bitB, to attribute this name to Conttantinro.' You may say the same to names such as Constantine children
D. N. CONSTANTINVS P. F. AVG. FL. 150; CONSTANTINE AVG. (Bandurias in air.)
Parfes Averaea :
VICTORY AVG. Imp. pale ^ also labarum^ s.giobum cnmFietoriio^ la 9. tramples the captive with his foot A« ^ him a throng. Av. AR* (Ban^.)
A name similar to ConstaAtino M. tri« Inrit Dttcang;ias jore thisad fmpognanie Bandorio
VICTORY AVGGG. same type Av. (Battd;) AE. III. (Band. Pembroek, aed Bandorias saam jaxta aoreos fcfsvm throws it out However, and cl* Beaarais anam^ he quotes from a thousand years.)
VICTORY AAVGGG. yell:
AAAVGCOG. The same ^gp^ kj. A». (Mas. Caes.)
Constantine 11. he paid tribute to the younger man. (Fav^. Ayx. tab. IX.)
VICTORY AAAAAGGGG. A woman gahaia eedem di FtiO^rMamr^y a. 4 immediately. AH.
Ntfmwn favM BegenB' to Ctestan* number II; reports •>, idom^ feieii Banda« rias ^), but warned, the reason for writing even more to coincide with the age of Constantine tjranni If so, Terisiroile too, silver inscribed VICTORIA AVGGGG, cnm «odem tjpo woman sitting, who was Bandorius after Dacan Giam Constanlinov M. attributes <^), to be Our cousins. Constantine M. et at a younger age the element G ter, qaater- ye makipHeatiim
VICTORY.AAAVGGG FieUpriu pia^ day d, laur^am , «. group, in the AR area. at the bottom of CONOB Qow. AV- (Mass. Com. Vitzai.)
In a similar way, I will also register ayersa fiKi CoMtantis.
PRBTJFJif.
Adrei, RR.
-Argentei ••••••' B;
Aeneas • • . RRR.
COfiSTJ^NS II. tyrannically
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PreeedmttaConataniini's daughters had previously been baptized by their father An-
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• a) Thes. Brand. T, II. p» 811. b) Pag. 333. c) Pag. 254
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CONSTANT n. MAXIMUS
taste is said, «ed by Gerontius yictttt He was killed in Jenna in 411.
Name:
Mr. CONSTANT. P. F. AVG. Cb-
put a diadem with pearls 10 TI-
The creator AAATGGG. A woman sitting d.
X Fictoriolas, «. ha$tam, in the bottom: CON.
Qoin. (PeUerin MeK L page 194. Mot» Caes.) ^
Because of the reasons I gave in my father* ioins, these gods to this Constant yin^ican- there, first bringing this law to Pelle- kidney *). Undoubtedly, similarly silver lemming, which Bandnrius Con- standing I. gives ^), here and every to spin
PRETIFM Silver only, and • • RBB.
MAXIMFS tyranno%.
Initiated by Gerontius to Fersus Con- • Tantinum and Contant purple in Spain fell in the year 4oq, ted it perhaps Tictus undressed Gerontius. £ jut then cept fatum yarie is betrayed by tcriptoribut.
Numus:
D. N. MAXIMVS. P. F. AVG.
A bearded head crowned with
pearls \
VICTORY AAVGGG. A woman %edeM d. Fictoriolam^ 9. ha9tam. AR. (Pellerin, Mutes Caet.)
The same reverse. VICTORY ROMANTIC The same type. AR. (Bandur. p. 578 in icon.)
The previous issue was published by Pelleriniut, and he expounded at length why he was cautious not Mag. Maximo, who tub Graiiano
He was a tyrant, but to this he must attribute c). Eat» it is heavy and jutiat to repeat npn atti* not, because all the gods have skill they say, he is oni to this aub Hono* rio tjranno etse triboendum The same find a coin in the mute Caetareus, and recorded among the gods of Petronius the Great mi ^), partly because then to the Pellerini I did not reflect upon the dictates of my mind, partly because I have met the judgment of Banduria to which, a coin is almost as large as a coin Petronius was killed at the same time no, my money is partly cautious which Petroniut did not feed, in part, because the tjput yix was turned aside in the age of Petronius it is appropriate belonging to the piety of Maxirou. therefore now it cannot be doubted, everything is hot be the ejut of the greatest tjranni, whom we know said Pellerinius very clearly.
a ^ 1. c. e) 1. c.
h) Pag. 354 c) Supply. IV. page 15. d) CaUlog. He paid. 11. p. 526
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PRETIFM
Argentei Untuai, iiqae • • • BRIU
lOFlNFS.
Today, the government inTasit year 4tif the great Qallia part in Terba saa drove, yerom the hills cam Ataolpho the Goth, and Sebastian He called Aagasta broken peace from A goat of Yalentia was captured and about to die es (in 4i3.
Name:
D. N. lOVINVS. P. F. AVG. They catch a diadem of pearls. .
The opposite part:
iudatu^ standing d, labafum^ 8. Fietoriolam^ 8. he tramples the captive with his foot^ at the bottom: CO- WE or COMOB Av. (May. Caes. Band.) In others: A helmeted woman seated d. Fictoriolam^ «• a spear^ in the bottom CON.
or KONT. AB (Band. Mns. CaeaO
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VICTORY AVG. vei AVGG I went AVGGG. Miiier sitting cheerfully d. fake rioiam^ a. spear* AV« AB. (Band. Mas. Caei.) A£. III. (Pellerin Mel. L p. 317 Tannins.)
VOICE V. MVLT. X. within the eorona.
VTOB BEIP Imperatorpa^ AV. AB (Band.)
P^RETIFM.
Anrei and silver BB.
Aenei, to rely on silver covered with skins to make, qaod
saspicacnr Pellerjniaa BBBB*
SEBASTIANS
The brothers of LoTini were kindly called Aaga- Stos anno 412 panllo post ab Ataalphos Gotham was killed by the king.
Name: D. N. 8EBA8TIANVS. P. F. AVG.
Head crowned with pearls. Victor A. A VGG. Muiier gdieata «a- until d. a group with Fictorioia^ s. ha" stand, at the bottom: CON Tcl CONT. AB (Band.)
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PHISCUS ATTALUS
PM^TirM.
A^gentei so much
■m * RBRi
PniSeFsS ^TTALFS.
Nations in Ionia »d the greatest BaiMe riiiimia is excited, finally* anao . 409 by Alaric Gothorini Tff^e, qao tem- pore here surrounded Boma with a siege, in^ the executor is called c. Yerom onm al- tieres he would carry out the rite, in the year ?erting from the same Alarius was cast down. Cam rdotnde re- snmptp by fices in Italy, France, Hi* Augustus, the actor of the Spanish government "he would, at last in the year l^xb" from Yallia Go- tho Bomanis is handed down, by Honorius in Iriumpho led the amputated right hand in Iosohan is exiled to Liparam.
Name:
ANCIENT ATTALVS P. F. AVG. IMP. ANCIENT etc. (Band.)
The head of DiadenMUilii with majggeritis» Puifi&Boverum»
iGJ:jOBU.BOMANOBVM. AE.IIL <6aDd.)
Invincible. BOMA. A£T£BNA#^Ahm sitting Ficioriolam^ 9. ha9iam\ in imo CONOB or COifOB. Av. AB (Band.)
It is a beast. BEIP tmperator pa- Utdaiu» eians d^ iaSarum^ «. muiieretm 9ub^ lifted, at the bottom CONOB Av. (Band.)
VICTORY ROMANOBVM do- ria gradiens, in the bottom PST, AB m. m» XMus. Caes.) Qqin. AB (Tanint.) AE. III. (Band. Tannin.)
VOICE V. MVLT. X, in a crown. AB (Mus. d^Ennerj.)
PATIENT
In every metal • . • • • • BBB.
Silver max. mode • • «BBBB.
Theodosius IL
Iilius was born in Arcadia and Eadoea in the year lit, and in the second century C. induoias jpepigit.
401, given to him at the beginning of the next year. Honorius Valentinia died in 4^3
purpiira, after his death in the year 4^^ ^^' Tk\xm III. cousin of the West
he undertook to rule the East. He will go. He was also prepared for sacred wars
Vararane the Persian noble yictoria retu- the nature of the bishop of Christ, the suit and mo-
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▼entibos Nestorius ^t EflttjrtthoMtff ^eMo ezamioaTit Code of je.iMatttnLThe^- He made dozens of public records. llortu^s it is in the year
Yxor ^M^Nm, deique iitfrt, :«nde Xicin* Eud^oxia YdlentiniMi UL uxos*
Name:
Often ^ixiuuis the coin of Theodostus II. , Qtriuaqae Tbeodosii numos jdislin- He could scarcely have done so. (^uareet jaffikfiyMidarius fM*ofessiis ^t , rather - ee^ in ais x coHocan- ^ia to another, qaam euuQi .judiciaia «e- ^ai •)• Ignoyit also ^stud Duioangiiis, In short, but timidly, he casts them down or whose front is the protome? ^allied with spear and club, to be rice; those in whom Augustus looked he was taken, and attached to the elder ^). principal the rem hujas part of the sentence yaide tMe I myself exist, for in many tis certis Theodosius II. in the first place a similar proton, but never in certain Theodosius -M. I would not, however, pro- more harm than good. all,^ui aiplexJMigu- ati head they offer the same worship Theodosius 11. See below pumos inscribed, YICTOBIA. AYGG we will end him with blood.
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D. N. THCODOSiyS. P. F. AVG. consistent with the epigraph, except when it is certain They changed the sins of the youth.
Protome jidve:sa galeata 'd. a spear '•bper biunero, a. olypeui^, to whom inscul- These horses
C^PMt 4MUmtm «iMim !margaritis«
jCQNCOBDHA. AYGp. «a/. JLYGGG.
if44iiii^^nQUs (j^aeieiM. nriiAmHciM. MmUtr helmet seiiens 4i hfiMkm^ ^* f^iaUmoium^ ii. peile prorae navi» inaiitit AV. AR. AE ilL.(B»i4.>
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GLOBE Obstacles Tf^flBAE. attack iriUor piUmkiip» *9tami 4* /»^ariMi , «. y/10- 4ufm cm^i^eam^ in mea^oBirmm^ in the bottom XeSOB. .AV. (Band.)
GJLOB. Obeys /TfiV?; TEaiBAB.i«#. Ji^9m tUinptaeceiietiie. AY" {Hus. Gaea
Bandvriua doubts whether in euo whom extDuoangio took, Tore 4egatur TEBBAE, for TEBRAB. This other one the god of the museum drinks a lecture Caesarea Then he doubts whether it is The* I hate him, for there is already another like him the coin of Theodosius M. told I ve* .rjus all thus inscpiptos Theodos» Jesus n. I guess, first because it is in the Aatics there is a protome with a spear and a spear, then Ide because the same argument is also ia the mooela of Macressor Maroiaoi, so much so hftec averse to commanding this Tbeodosius 0rla seems to have been
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GLOBE BEIPVBLICAE Two mw lieres ^aieatae jBeiten>tes4^ basiam^ «« cly^ p^r. inrfffH} VOT. V. ffk^ieXV.) ilVL. 20 Av. (Tannins.)
SimiUm Taninius)«m Theodostus M^^ was given, not added to the cause of the crisis sa. Rather than our Theodosius
triboere for ^imiJem protomes typnm
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GLOBIA. BOMANOBVM AE. II IIL
^a) Pf g. 658* ..b) Dissert < Digitized by Google m Theodosius II. That's what the actors of our country yes, they bring Theodosius into the other qoin aliqoam yariantis soi judgment reason- nor would they say* Perhaps all these nnmi They are the sons of Theodosius M. IMP. 32 COS. 17 P. P. They were very happy. crucify the yoke* rum^ s* Aasiam^ juxia cigpeus^ s, foot the bow of the ship insists. Av. (Mos. Caes.) Written in the name of Farnesian IMP. 32 in the dobira jore he touches the Bandarios. Eorom 4{oatoor ?ariae matris are in to Moses Caesar, and the same in individuals numbers 32 The name hrc, qood until now unusual, this two years indicates the government of Theodosius. Therefore, com In the year /|02 it was said to Augustus, an- we are 32 began in the year of Christ 443 foitqoe tom cos. 17 fast witnesses in the next consolatum XVIII. starting dew My heart sings so much this year alone in gold he signed this coin, not in- Qoiro, Qoia I think is wrong. that my rom, the same reverse also exists in the name of the ox Eodoxia, the sister of Polche riae, Galla Placidia Valentinian III., and Leonis J., but not here years, it does not belong to consoles.
repair REIPVB. AE. II.
These qooqoe nnumos antiqoari Theodosius largtuntor on both sides. Halim let all Theodosio M.
I consider them to be our Theodosius M. They have a spearhead in front cljpeatam
SECURITY REPUBLIC attack rayor opposite seated with plumed head d. volume ^ «. scepter of the Crusaders. Av. (Tannins.)
TR. P. 37 COS. 17 P. P. Seated figure d, gloating with a cross^ im even CONOB Av. (Band. from Mediob.)
TR. P. XXXXIL COS. 18 P. P. Military figure d. iabarum^ #. giodum^ Av. (Band. from Mediob.)
As the soprano name is the age of the years of the empire expressed ?idimos, so in these more sco number of tribonic power. So com the empire of Theodosius* was in the year 402, trib. the power of XXXVIL it falls in the year 4^9 9 of the same year the consol of the 16th Trib. power* 32 it falls in the year 444 9 in the year he went to the Consolato XVHL Viewer the emperor ruled the thrones of the state with love By signing the Teterum title in the currency just reset the rom The rest is amazing ri sobit, we call this Tnoris Bandoriom in the age of so unusual from the Mediobar to recite two prayers, qoin elsewhere He would have been able to answer the questions, but he did not it happened to me to see something similar catalogs, which were duly removed they are, to read the description.
8 ALVS. REPUBLIC subject known as Greek arithmetic. Two impp. himself the teeth of Nimbai d. voiumen, s. cross* Av. (Mus. Caes.)
The same address is also in the names
VICTORY AVGG. A chest of drawers insidefis a shield inscribes -f* 35., in a star in the area, and the monogram XP. , in* even CONOB Av. (Mos. Caes.)
Examples of doplez names are rare these days
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he has a Caesarean mass. One of these Frolichius *) and Khelhus ^)^ have already published but both read wrongly X. 30. when the first wish is not X, but luculen- tk cruz for the number of the vows of piety, then prefixed Bandurius Numiim with the like he recites a type from the Brandenburg museum com pretentious epigraph X. 30 lure The learned man doubts this, because from There was no leap from the centennial to the tricentennial, «tsi npn nnicum istud foret in hity?oto- I am an example of how I perished in my wrath. therefore in this hand it is also doubtful while: t 30 These gods are certainly Theo- "dose II because of the number of yotes, as It has already been said, and we will warn you shortly, • that the protome should not be in the front part spear shield
VICTORY AVGGG.rd/AVGVSTO- BVM iypu odviis. Av. AE..III., but who may likewise be Theodosius I.
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VIBT EXEBC BOM emperor pa- I played with a little hairy figure 9 am raptat^ s. iropaeus over the shoulder^ in the area of the Assyrians^ in the bottom of CONOB, AV. (Pel- read honey I. p. 170. , Mus. of France.)
The same god is also in Roseo Cae- «areo, but with the epigraph: VIBT, EX- £ BC. At ROME, there was no minting, for The suffix £ is an arithmetical note, as in other words -we have often seen
VIBTVS , BOMANOBVM AB ^and.) uncertain, however, whether theo- ^ osii
VOICE 20 MVLT 30 additional rumquf noia ariihmetica. Fictional standing d. oblong cross Av. (Mus. Caes.)
VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX A woman helmet sitting d. a group of crudgers^ «. spear^ b. with the foot of the forefoot AV* (Mus. Caes.)
VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX Imp. two of the habits of Medente, who minor stripes, each with a nimbused head^ d. by volume, s. they hold the cross^ AV. (Band*)
In the end, this god will be displayed Theodosius cos. XIII and Valentinian III. cos. III., who together to proceed in the year 43o, in which also our Theodosius the cennalias were untied. See note Ban* hard to this money page 559
These are certainly the gods of Theodosius 11. ^ because Magnus ?ota 20 preceded by death he could not usually. Wishes were more interesting, though The gods mention them to Theodosian, no I add, because it is uncertain, either of them Let them be Theodosius.
Without epigraph. A cross within a laur^am^ above and below CO^O^ Why? Av. (Mns. Caes.) In others: Cross of Vei XP. within the lau^ the fault AE. IV. (Tannins.)
These tjpi within the laurel of Theodosius M« it is seen that he was not yet in his age. Why should these names be given to the younger man? I think so at all.
PRBTIFM. Golden ••••.-'••..• C.
a) Cim. Vindob. p. 27 b) Depend. to VaiU. page 283.
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EiVB^X^A.
Argentfli, such a one who goes cvrtftmt^ , AeMi', Bi iiieertM demat . . . .
ABZ EFTyOTCt^.
DainoAciieMnMis, moi^tiiti patre teje- cta from the brothers ConstantidopoHti abitv vAn Pulcb^nae olHatff a(Wo«B hdie ^ar- tim per fomiao otegantiatB, partly per preelevta mentali' dotes, ingetmiitfqoe Kfeirk ezoultafii cbmflvenfdavft , nt nnatlr dignified to worship his brother Thoodo- no ii«ibevet Cele4>ratao nuptials* year 4^1, given the name of Endoxia; eiun before the Athenians^ ▼ocaretcfr. CoIHbii Her husband Hierosol/mas went away, and there She died outliving her husband. He wrote poetry, which Photius had received in Cod. 1*3. 184
Name:
I said above in 'Numis Ael. Etrdociae of the wife of Arcadius, that the antiquarian rum judgments in investing in the gods, who Tel. EVDOCIA, or AEL. EV- DOXIA Insoribuntur, ianatisse yero Ban- dnrioib^ gods with the name EVDOCIA, to be mtori Aroadii^ others with the name EVDOXIA, that we are different from each other. lam tone hnnc sentential slightly per- sttinai^, dilato seTerioi^eexamtnein prae- seos lompos, qoo hA|os' Eadoxiae nb-* let us tell you, who here is against Tersia most of all
AEL. EVDOXIA AVG. Hujw
the head GLOBE ROMANORVMe ^u^ia se^ detu simstra adpectua eompoeita^ d* Pi*
ettffietafn* Ail. To the others: The same thing it is fed to the chest* of the chest; the hands of atfo Cotonam ejU9 capiH immihentes teuet^ AE. m. (Band.)
Those tribes of God should be the gods no^ 'Stftis appears'
AEL. EVDOm ATG.
IHP xxxxn. cos. xvin. p. p. nctoHa
the same d. glotmm etucigerufn^ ». staff even, at the bottom of CONOB. Av. (Band. ex Mediobarbo.)
The same epig^aph^ is given in the coin husbands, who Why doubt it is, that this numus is the hbjos of Eudoxia. It is true that 'Bandorius, ex to be proved by this god himself, the wife of Arca- that Eodocia was said to be of the gods, because I contended This is the use of Theodosius in the unknown diiiitor Eudoxia, and the gods so much the second Ta- ria these names to be distributed, in this A splendid falH, from the following it will be clear Moreover, it is considered strange, since gular holip numus hactOnus from aUo, I have not been except in Mediobarbus
view
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AEL. EVDOXIA ATG. Bf^u9 head hanging with a crown" SAFE REPUBLIC historical epoch liis seated monogram XP. shield inr writes Av. AR. AE. IIL (Band. Mus. You kill.)
they are entitled to nomi^iitri, no •atis per se eloqnintiir
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AEL. EYDOCIA AVC Hujw
head* VOICE 20 MVLT 30 Victory dm oblong cross^ in area a8irttm,j in even CONOB AY (Band. Mat. de France.)
AEL. EVDOCIA AVG. Hujua
head VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX B. Do- ria, standing on the cross of the young man whom I threatened Assyria^ below CONOB. Av. (Mus. ex- cell Countess Bentinck of Hamburg.)
The former name of Eudocia Arcadius Bandurius will be informed, because it will be written. EVDOCIA, not EVDOCIA, so nem- faithful to the rule, I or because of certain chaotic Eodocia Eodoxius Theodosius. Aversaf quality is in nomo priQre, in nolo ezstat Ar« I know the name of the cad, but it is hidden in the heart Theodosius II. so he bowed down. The same is also reversed having in the gods of Galla Placidia chronic No condition either Banduritts himself yolet another coin to the tribe of Eudocia Arcadius, who is here Augustus ¥Ota 30 not soWit, but ad He aspired to it so much, but it was met in names of Theodosius II. is to read the VOT.
30 MVLT XXXX Therefore it is manifest the law of Banduria is wrong, his wife tan- to have the said Eudosia, not even Eodosia
AEL. EVDOXIA AVG. of this
head Without epigraph. A cross in laurel * Wherefore. Av. (Mus. Caes.)
The gods add to this other Eudoxia I do not hesitate to lament, because I have done this we know to meet in the gods of Theodosius II. Gallae Placidi^e, Valentinian III, which I fell into the coin.
AEL. EVDOCIA AVG. of this
head Without epigraph. Cross in laurel* AV« AR. (Band. Mus. Caes.)
In the coinage of the upper Eudocia I proved myself, the present gods per- a purse from Bandorius of the tribe of Eodoxia Arca- of the gods, and so DOXIA registrant, to be hujas poste- rioris £x qoo appears, and the other Au* uCroqoe has made a promiscuous name will be called, qood and will be written by ctom. So the yetos moved, and the books went riant in Dalmaiius and Delmaiius^ in A/u- ^^'XKta and Aim^antoL etc.
PRETIRM.
Of gold and silver. • • • RR
Aeneas III RH
lOH^INNE^,
The first notaries, after the death of an no 4a3 I honor the empire. Bavenna {It was. FUL)
^ivadlt, and the rest of the Western provinces cias pulls Africa into pieces,
A
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John
which Boniface served. Qood indi- gnam ratos Theodoaius IL Occidentis after the death of the uncle, the legitimate heirs call the Yalentinian Augustus lat, and with his mother Placidia to Italy sends* Bello after these rising lohan- rather than scheming sae TirtQte from the middle toUittir year 4^5«
Name:
D. N. JOHN8. P. F. AVG.
Head crowned with pearls.
Submerged parts.
SAFE REIPVBLICAE, Ficioria stepping d, iropaeus over the shoulder
he draws the cajftivum. AE. IV. (Tannins.)
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VICTORY AVGG. AVGGG. attack raior paludatus standing d, lips^ s. ft- ctoriolam^ s, foot captive ealcai^ iu bottom CONOB. Av. (Mus. Caes. Band.) AV. ro. m. (Pellerin Mel. !• p. 191.) A9. (Band.)
VICTORY AVGVSTORVM. Ficto^ I put the shield on the tree a site in which XP , he holds it while lifting it a small figure standing by. Av. (Band.) In to others: Victory marching. Why? Av. (Mtts. Caes.) Quin. AR. "(Pellerin MeY" I. p. 194.)
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VRBS ROME. Rome sitting AR. (Band.)
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Without epigraph. Cross in laurel. Av.
(Band.)
PRETIFM
Golden RR
Golden max. mod RRRR
Silver RRR.
Aeneas IV. RRR.
PLACIDIVUS VALENTINIANVS III.
His father Constantius patrician, under then Augustus, the mother of Galla Piacidia llonorius Aug. sister, from whom he was born in the year 419. after the death of his father Constantine Polin went with his mother, and a little later in the year 4^3 of the life of Honorius himself Theodosius II. adyerstts lohannem Oc- he sent the tyrant to Italy, where I was killed not long after lohanne purple took 45 years. A great start
Boniface, the governor, brought evil upon the government of Africa, until now, and lam enemy, yeru when compared to understand the adversary's intrigues, Gen- a silken king of the Vandals from Spain he casts out, who continues the great part of Africa occupies a part, and the Vandals in it established the kingdom until the Lustinians the government will last. Various then bel- la cnm barbarornm elnTie gesta, Ae-
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tio his aeyi clarisstnio the leader of the armies the prefect of the illustrious gDa in the Catalan plains, where Tictus Atlila, king of the Huns, killed his men 300 books However, this irrinm, cojus The safety of the government was believed to be safe Com Yalentinianus as an empire he would have affected, he would have ordered to be killed, he himself of all from the intrigues of Petronius May was killed in 4S5*
Yxor Licinia Eudoxia Theodosius U. a daughter, of whom Jofra, from whom Eudo was born given by Pelronius to Palladius after the slaughter of these by Genseric in Acrica was abducted and married to Honneric Gen. Serici F., whence Hildericus was born; and Placidia, the future spouse of Anicius Oljbrius English
Name:
D. N. PLA. VALENTINIANVS. P. F. AVG.
D. N. PLACIDIV8 VALENTINE NVS P. F. AVG. in AV. max. mode
Who called the letters PLA. they add a strange a^x^'^^S Tocabulus Piacidius^ that Valentinian III. cannot be doubted But not exactly certain, only them the gods to be that of Valentiniani, who PLA they preside, because it could be done, as the names of others were also omitted. Yes that is, there will be no doubt that the gods will be there for this belonging to Augustus, whom Va- Lentinian I., yel II. we give But Tide below the coin : VOT. 30 etc. and the last
His head was diademed with pearls.
Protome reverse helmet d, spear, .» shield
Protome diademed with shift, d, Tolumen, s. the cross
Opposite parts*
GLOBE ROMANORVM Figure helmet sitting d. the crown the cross Av. (Band.) In others: Ficioria gradium d. oblong cross AR. (Band.)
IMP. 32 COS. 17 P. P. Woman in helmet seated d, cross globe* rum ^ tf. A scepter AV- (Band.)
It is similar in the ears of Theodosius 2., to whom these epigraphs are written. See what was said there. It is beyond clear, numom a similar mistake by Dancangio with Va- that the coins of Lentinian I. had been mixed.
SAFE BEIPVBLICAE Laureus, iw through which XP« Quin. AV« (Mus. Caes») AR. (Tannins.)
VICTORUR AVGg! AVGGG. AV- GVSTORVM. various types Av. AR. (Band. Mus. Caes.) AE. m. m. (Band. Tannins.) AE. IV. (Tannins.)
VOICE X. MVLT 20 Imp. sitting volumen^ 8. cross, AV* (Mus. Caes.)
VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX type various AV« max. mode (Band.)
£x coins thus inscribed to be mentioned the following:
D. N. VALENTINIANVS. P.F.
AVG. Protome turned the head upside down
with a helmet d. a spear over his shoulder
«• shield.
VOICE 30 MVLT XXXX Rome
happy sitting d, group of crosses, s^ ha'
A to 3
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LIC. EVDOXIA
#toifi y f • with the foot of the prow of the ship. AY (Mus. Com. Vitzai.)
The most precious coin of Valentine I think it should be attributed to PoIU, not so much, because The three-centenary odes are loosed, in which at least to the preceding title of Valentinian There was no ju8erum, but that he with an epigraph on the head, plainly moaning nus ett is called the synchroniser of the emperors East £x where it appears, Yalentinia- whether III. His name is not always high Placidius had prefigured the rum, as mentioned above.
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YRBS. BOMA. Boma sit
AB
(Tannins.)
Without epigraph. Cross inira latsrea AY AR. (Mus. Caet. Baod. Tannin.)
Bandnrios issued a similar golden and attributes it to Yalentinian I., qoia in capital epigraph of the letters PLA. dropped aunt Yerum when here ayersae ways before Theodosius II. in this month neta does not appear, I prefer him Ya- Lentinian III r^stitui If this is not the case, He will set you up, or write an epigraph from God, perhaps not sufficiently complete, not to be correct extended, or not in all Ya- Lentinian III no name of Fliacidii fu- I would immediately prove that I had fixed it.
pnBTirM.
Axtrei ••••••• C.
Aui^i m. m. . • • BBBB^
Silver • « BB.
A copper rod. raod omitting contours • • • • BRB.
Aenci II and III. forms, at least certain • • • • O.
Bronze IY« form BBH«
LICINIA EPHODOXIA.
Theodosius II. and a daughter was born to Eudoxia in the year 423, Yalentinian III. married in the year 487, and after this massacre in 455 When Petronius Maximus was informed, he will marry this conspiracy into the former to have been a participant he brought silk from Africa, crawling back Boma is pursued. £x- recorded in Africa in the years YH* Constantino- Placidia, the daughter of Gum, goes away. Bellicunra his fate will not be sufficiently investigated.. De and his other daughter we married.
Name:
LICINIA EIDOXIA P.F.
AyG. Preface with a radiant crown Ata crusaders are dependent men" that pearls
8 ALYS. BEIPVBLICAE A woman sitting d. giobum crugigerum cross stitch* ram^ in the bottom COMOB. AY^ (Band.) AE. L if I shave the genuine ones, with the addition of CO- MOB. (Tannins.)
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The same reverse. niafm^^ to him Licinia %tanten^ AY. (Tt*
VOT* 30; MVLT XXXSL ralenH^ ninK),
PRBTIFM.
Aarei «..«••« BRR.
Argentei « • • , O.
Aeneas at least certain ••••••«••• O.
i. JRSTA GRATA HONORS
Daughter of Constantius III. and Galle Placi 4iae born about the year 4^79 that dear Eogenius had consulted the procurator, tremqne he had taken from him, from Yalentinianus fralre the palace was thrown out of Constantinople to Theodore IL abi€ in the year 434, At« tllamqite secretly to bring it to the West stirs up war. Attila's wife nothing had to be joined when the blood was here sromita extinguished
He gives his name
D. N. IVST. GBAT HONOR*
P. F. AyG. This caputy that
looming from high crowns his hands,
SONO BEIPVBLICAE rictoria standing
d. an oblong cross^ at the bottom COMOB.
AY (Mu8. Caes. Com. Yitzai.)
Therefore, what was the yomica of the empire and ex I gave birth to myself. openly pro- it will be done Yide a similar epigraph in nu- mo Fl. of Yictor, who was Lily Mag. The greatest.
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8 ALYS. BEIBYBLIC stolen
outside the laurel^ within which XP« AY.
(Band.)
YOT 20 MYLT 30 laughter standing d. the cross AY (Band.)
Are they 20 yota? in this god that of Yalentinian's brother, or Theodosius II., I do not quite understand. Bandurius I have no doubt about this matter, indicate ri fraterha Yalentiniani affirms. Ye- rum in the hitherto unknown Yalenti niani III we read ?ota 20 loose, nor in all his ro- Yictoria stands on the bed of the gods. But all this is wasted in money Theodosius H., to Qoascaus vir cl. no He seems to have reflected his mind. Yider, then could i understand the centenary of Theodore especially when, as we have said, it is pulsating from a liberal brother at this hospital it should be done. The times were contrary. . Theodosius II. Iota pays 20 a year 490, but then Honoria nostra yix trima he does, and in the hall of his uncle Honorius, and not yet so Augustus, and none with Theodosius in connection with things No one will deny, Yalidama to be both difficulties, which ex- I don't try to get caught up in conjectures void, to whom, however, unb in twice and here history, and the labyrinth of coinage we must strive, of course, for the weak historical fblcro, and often deceptively. Yes Bandurius says to this same god:
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ATTIIiA. PETRONIVS MAXIMVS.
But what if Honoria was taken from his brother Atgu9? it may never be struck down, but now it is held in honor Did she boast that she had returned from the East? But for whether it is similar, in coins, it is could have held public offices carry power? For these things now marble
Bavennate, because his age was narrow Attgnstasqoe contains, read eloquently: IVSTA welcome HONOR. AVG. •>
Without epigraph. A cross within a laureate AR* (Miis. Caes.)
PRETIFM.
Of gold as much, and of silver, as much. . r. . . RRR.
Attila
They were already fierce against this king of the Huns from the Mediobarbus tribe of silver, in which IllinG VLATOS. It is now clear enough.
to be an old French coin; el both names of men Galiorumy about which yide, what you said Vol. l. \vt in 6neta of Gaul § Rule of the Gauls.
pETnaNiPsr maximps.
If Dncasgio iides ^), the son was Mag. The greatest tyrants, overthrown by Theodosius M. Yalentinian III benefieio bia consul and Patrick, however, was angry with the benefactor having offered him to his wife for rapine, having placed him there He perishes in an ambush in the year 4^5, and the next day the empire, and its yiduam JLic. Eudo- Xia invades, which, however, I discovered not that the husband had been con- sius, invites Genseric to Italy, when Petronius approached from the furious the bus of the Romans was torn to pieces in the year i\55 leTiio in the month of the empire.
Name:
D. N. PETRONIVS. MAXIMVS.
P. F. AVG. Diademed head with pearls VICTORY AVGGG. Emperor Pa- ludafu* standing d. ohlongam cross Vi' ctoriola, d. he treads on the dragon's head with his foot. Av. AR. (Rand. Tanini.) In another: Fi- sitting in the hall d. Fictoriofam^ s. Aastan$. Arv Quin. (Tannins,)
VICTORIA. ROMANTIC AH. (Rand. > VIRTVS. AVGVSTI Av. (ibid.)
Numo^ inscribed : D. N. MA^IMVS^, P. F. AVG. not the ease of this Augustus, $ed of the other Maximus tjranni, I said in the hujna Bumi, whom above before the coin they beat I reviewed pfig* V78.
a) Grut«r pag. io48. 1. b) Fam. Byzantium page 73.
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MARCIANVS
1^1
PRETTY
Gold and silver ....*••.•.• BRR Aeoei •..«••.•••*•••• O,
ContorDiatam, but ejas still priratati, yide in to give this number.
MARCIAI^VS.
Tfatns in Iljric hamili IocO| but illustrious by his merits in the war Fulcheria Augusta, who married him rite after Theodosius II. delete death wears, the emperor is acclaimed in the year 4^0* Attila's annual tribute, sor established to hang, to continue impu- he did not shrink back. Administered well through He died six years after sowing. in the year 4^7
Yxor L anonymous he had, from whom was born Euphemia Anthemius Aug. his wife, of whom below.
*Fxor II Beauty^ of which below.
Nttmi:
D. N. JIARCIANVS. P. F. AVG.
Protome diademed with marl
ritual ADVENTS S. D. N. AYG. Emperor armed with the horse of a peacemaker. A V m. m. (Pellerin Mel. I. p. i63.)
The ancient gods have long since arrived these gods were restored by Marcianus You are afraid. . It shows the new in August sti title mode, namely: 8. D. N. AVG. Pellerinius reads these yeri)a thus: ADVENTS According to Lord Iphiostri
XV Gustiy and confirms the opinion of the god Severus of Perinthia: EIIIAHMIA. B^ The arrival of this bed will be less Terribly similar, and I think more so, isolated um that's to form part of the titles Marciani, and indeed to read Socro- very This name was given to three emperors no notice at all. lam front Tinus said of Trajan: "clara sanctissi" the expedition of our emperor. This but in the state in which we are, this is nothing title, especially among lawyers more trite, of which to bring examples I think it is superyacan.
* *
The same epigraph. Why don't you go"
happy adverse d. spear
peum^ itt where the horseman HAPPILY NVBTIIS Marcianus and Beauties standing, nimbused right junr gunty in the middle stands Christ with a cloud crucigerus ^ at the bottom CONOB. Av.
This outstanding monument, and Hitherto, it had once been the sole end of Vindobona in the famous museum of France, now London in the month of Hunterian. It shows the marriage of Beauty with Marcianus of his nature, which not even the Vestals they would be ashamed. Nairirum read this for himself
a) Scripture agr. page 276-
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he had taken a wife, but she was chaste xnortem and mouth would be permitted. HAPPILY r^YBTIlS is a popular adclainationb formula in various causes of joy, and they were also used for weddings. It is at LuTenal ■):
The flag of the flag was called FELCITER
ingetts
The meal was laid on the newly wed's lap
husband
Similar tjpus is in the heart of the gods. Paa- Lae Elagabalus, in which are depicted Au and Augustus's hand in the tide joining the bridal ticket, to the priest in the middle of each head traveling An image of this nnmi in Khel-
lii Supplements to the Yaillants pag« 391 you will find.
GLORY ORIYS TERRIBLE
Av.
(Band.)
Almost the same epigraph and type like a rainbow in the heavens of Theodosius II.
YICTORIA AYGGG. I went AYGY- STORY, of various types. AY« (Mus. Caes. Band.)
* *
Without epigraph. A cross in a crown
Why? AY (Band.)
Without epigraph. monogram in co-
rona^ Quin. AR. (Pellerin Mel. I. p.
218.) AE. lY. (Mus. Caes« Tanioi.)
PRETIFM
Golden •.«••. R.
Golden max. mode • RRRR.
Argentei • • « O.
Aeneas lY. • • RRH.
PFLCHEHIA.
Born to parents Arcadius and Eudoxia in the year 899 the mind of his brother Theodosius The more skillful he is in setting up the tirtute, the better he is in command of the counsels, as I say, she herself author In the 45th year of the death of his brother Mar* cyanum yirum strenuom at the same time Auga^ stam, simnl maritsm, but sal?a yirgi- with energy, he creates. Yide Marcianus, until nnumos He died in the year 453 in the holy days report number*
Name:
AEL. BEAUTY AYG.
Head crowned with pearls. In some from the imminent snperne ma- no coronat no.
I turned the parties away
IMP. 32 COS. XXII P. P. eic. AY (Mus. aels. princ. Waldeck.)
3) Sat. U. y. IJ9.
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193
Atersa •nam to burn the ciim caTit Theodosios lU
* *
8ALVS, feEIPVBLlCAE. VietoHa
They sit on the side of the monogram XF. AV- (Band.) AE. IV. (Tannins.)
* ♦ VICTOR AVGGG. FictoHa Mtan»
Arersa was taken from the gods of her husband.
• ♦
VOICE 20 MVLT 30 VictoHa atam d. crucekt oblongam^ s. atoll cot" he Av. (Tannins.)
Brother Theodosius 11 gave the reverse.
• *
Without epigraph. Cross on the cross*
Qoin. Av. AR to him (Mos. Caes.)
PRETTY
Anrei tX Argeatei; RRR.
M. MAECIL AFITFS.
H. Haecilios ATitos Arrernas Tariis war deal moncribos com laode per- ffonctos heard the slaughter of Petronius and the army the senate approving Arelate the purple marched in the year 455. ris properiia pleromqoe forlona is the bones. Atcrsos of Ricimer the Goths, and of the Majorians •nirooa com Tideret, iroperiom spontaneously abdicates in 456, and the church of Placenta "He now assumes to be governed."
Don't I :
D. N. AVITVS. P. F. AVG. or PERP. •AVG. or: PERP. F. AVG. - M. HAECIL AVITHVS. (sic) P. F. AVG. (Band.)
Capot diaderaatom with pearls.
Opposite parties.
VICTORY AVGGG. Emperor Pa- iFol. son)
standing aware d. cross eblongamy s. fi- s. foot bar-^ he steps on the bar. AV« (Band.) AR. (Mouse" Caes.) AE. III (Band.)
Bandurius works very hard, that is At the age of his grandfather, the seal of three Augustus AVGGG inditos, not even a woman I name Augustus to guess this rum then quite suitable. More likely to me it seems, that age ro AVGGG more ex by custom, there must have been chaos added, and I used to laugh at their anxieties the efforts which, in the monoia of his age, Oronia had been written and drawn up by design to himself
• *
VERBS ROME. CsicJ sitting in Rome. AR. (Band.)
Without epigraph. Cross in laurel. KS (Mos. Caes.)
B b
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LEO I
PRETIRM.
Aarei and silver RBR.
Aeneas IIL • • • .^. • • • BRR.
LBO I
Thraz, Asparit Alani, the master of the military tom artibas Orientit to the command of Marciani death in vain preiicitar ai^no 467. Gen- silk Yandalam all the seas infesting tem sent to Africa with a very strong fleet He asks for war, but rather than Genseric's skills, corraptOi at fertar, dace Basilisco Ye- Aagasta's brother's nose was almost set on fire attrition You would also write a message called He died in 474.
Yzor Ferinay of whom below. From there Ariadne was born to Zeno Aug. axor, go Leo II was born. Augustus junior of the other then Ariadne married Anastasius Aug. his wife was born.
Name:
D. N. LEO PERPETUALLY AVG.
Head crowned with pearls.
Protome adverse d. spear, s. clj- peum, Tcl d. volumeoy s. the scepter of the crusaders
Partei aorsae :
IMP. 32 C08. 17 P. P^ The woman galeaia Medene^ ut in numis The» odius II., to whom this aversion by young man, it is plain. Av. (Mns. ^olim de France.)
VICTORY AVGG. AVGGG. AV* GVSTORVM. of various types. Av. AE. IV; (Mns. Caes.)
VIRTVS. AVGVSTI Emperor ^ta^ Jews d. the cross /aiarum, AV* (Mus. Caes.)
D. N. LEO P. F. AVG. Head
diadem The rhythm of the soul jacensy below CON. AE. 4" (Pel)erin Mel. 50 p. 318. Tannins.)
These numbers are typed to the name of the im- they allude to the executioner.
Without epigraph. Cross in laurel. AY- (Banduri.)
PRBTIFM.
Golden • 'C.
Argentei O
Aeneas IV. BR.
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Verina MAJORIANVS.
195
AEL. FERINA
wife of Leo I. Hortoo husband miilu- VICTOBIA.AYGGG. additional information
mm ipta torbarum chaos Moritor died in Greek metica. Fiction Mtam d. the cross
484. I will do the same to Leo. . oh long Av. (Mos. Caes. Tannin.)
Number: # * •
AEL. Verina AVG. His ca- The same epigraph. The head of this
put^quodahimminentewprama^ Without an epigraph. Cross in laurel. AV*
let him not be crowned (Band.) *.
PRETIFM
Aorei so much RRR.
IFL MAJORIANFS
With the help of his grandfather Ricimerius, the government was overthrown ipte purple anno 4^7 Rayennae so* sends At war with Theodoric Vitigothus, etc Sargondioniboi, however, bravely resisted the petitioners resists, not equally successful in the expedition Gensericum brought them and received them. Finally To remove from the midst of these snares 461. yir belli pacisqoe artibos, tom and the praise of justice is high, but I thought, as he could afford the digniim qoid, others po- pnlos was to be desired.
Name:
D. N. IVL. Tcl IVLIVS. MAJORITY NV8. P. F. AVG.
D. N. MAIORIANVS. P. F. AVG. His head is diademed with pearls.
Protome of the helmet d. spear, s, clj- peom, in qoo XP.
Parts of Avera:
VICTORY AVGGG. vaHi9 typi^. Av. AR. (Mos. Caes. Band.) AE. IV. (Band. Tannin.)
VIBT EXERCISE Rom. emperor par played d. he draws a prisoner^ 9. a trophy A muper's shoulder. AV« (Tannins.)
"
you wish MVLTIS Imp. two sitting d. roll, «• cross AV* (Band.) In to others : Milcom sfans d. spear, s. clt/poor. AR. (Band.)
*
* *
Without epigraph. A cross on the laurel. KS
(Mos. Caes.)
Bb a
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BOOK Severus
PHBTIFH.
Aurei R.
Silver • BR.
Aeoeus IV. • . RR
LIBIFS SEFERFS III
Lacanus considered the works of the nation perator cbnstitaitar in the year 461. Sat this to leave nothing more to the Roman Gauls barbarians He ceased to live in 465. In la- the air mine is read *).
SAFE DD NN
LION AND LION
SEVERO PP AVGG
CELIVS ACONIV
PROBIANVS PRE
He did it
D. N. LIB. or LIBIVS Severus P. F. AVG.
A diademed head of cam pearls.
On the opposite side:
SAFE REIPVBLICAE scHpiumex^ through the crown, intu$ XP. AV* (Band.)
VICTORY AVGGG. yel AVGV- STOR VM iypi$ $oliti$ Av. AR. • (Mu, You kill Rand.)
VRBS; ROME. Rome $eden$ AR. (Tanning)
Without epigraph. Cross^ or XP. in laurel Av. AR. (Mus. Caes. Band. Ta- nini) AE. IV. (Tannins.)
PRETIFM
Aurei R.
Silver • • RRR.
Bronze » RRRR.
PROC. ANTHEMIPHS.
Of noble descent, and of their own through Ori- entente Merilis iHustis Mar- Eiani Aug. he married a daughter Since
after Lib. The death of the senate of Severus R.i et Ricimer they would administer the sum of rqi, but In the meantime Italy was torn apart by the Vandals
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191
Leo I. pe- I took the command of Anthemiot from whom he had mixed ^di?it anoo 467. Ortis between himself acRi- the chief of Rome was to be slain No. 472.
Txor Bt^kemia, of which below.
Name:
D. N. ANTHEMIVS. P. F. AVG. or PP AVG. ▼el PERPET. AVG.
D. N. i^ROC. ANTHEMIVS. P.F. AVG. (Band. Tannin.)
Randuriut adds another epigraph from Mediobarbo : D. N. ANTHEMIVS. VC id ett: VfV Clarisaimus^ ex qno tuspica- tnr, the name was cusnm, when the indeed he was born in the East, the emperor ^t not yet acclaimed in Rome. Tani* a new one reads PERPET in the same way. TIC, in another PERPET. N. C which ex- folds, PERPETW* WCfor, and PER- VETTSUS ^o6ilis Caesar. But Tcro all I think that these explanations are invalid. Om*. snes these gods are golden quinary, and t j-
put them inside the laeria, and there is one of these he went to the Caesarian museum, in which How long to read. WC, what po- . those for the Contract, but the monetary rndi- tate dislocated AVG. to have a smile But there are also gods below Zeno PSG 200
Head crowned with pearls. Protome adrersa galeatk with a spear and the cljpeo, in which the knight
Opposite parts:
SAFE Republic Two figs rae niiliiares standing cross glomus unatenent^ iff iitki COMOR , but for this in the anger of Caesar's wife CORNOB. Av. AR. ie. (Mas. Caes. Band.) In others : in addition, hanging a laurel wreath inside howFW It is AV« In others: Two figures paludatas holding a shield, in which P AX EstAV- (Band)
• ♦ *
Without epigraph. Cross or \V. in lau^ crime Av. AR. (Mus. Caes.)
PBETIFM.
Aurei R.
4 Silver • RRR.
Aenei, dabium, or yere exist. See Banduri & m.
^EL. Mark EPHEMI^.
Harciani Aug. and the mother of the unknown PP. AVG. Head crowned with
Clia Aipthemius Aug. unmarried * Ejos reli» matgaritis. "'
An unknown life. VICTORY AVGGG. Fictional standing d.
obtongamcrucem^ miiiiiiCOAMOB. AV» Numi: (Ducange, Band.)
Bandurios hOs gods under Euphemia, . 0«N. AEL».MABC ^VFtlMIAE. Instini I. nxote reviews, nevertheless dates.
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EUPHEMIA. OLYBRIVUS
whether M^M should rather be Euphemia's jut in them Anthems. Andenior TaniDius neglected By the authority of Ducangii and Bandurii Euphmiae nottrae Tindicaf. lure it For the name of Aelia is very common at this age hujua ae?i fetninit tribute fuii, etilfar- euphemia
because the daughter of Marcianus appears no Tero cautious, why would Eu-- use the same name "Finally, the attempt to cob" confirms the writing of CORMOB for CONOB.^ which so far I have called Anthemius obser?aifi
PBETIFM.
Aureus was only known, and so on
RRR.
j4NlCirS OLYBRirS.
yir of illustrious lineage, and maf itus Pla- cidiae, Yalentiniani 111. and Lic. Eudoxia daughters The emperor hailed the dead Anthemius matured in 472, but three months later perished by disease.
Names:
D. N. ANIC. Tel. OLT5. BIVS P. F. AVG.
Diademed head with oiargarity^ Tcl: Protome adTcrsa.
Parts of oats.
SAFE MVNDI Cross in heaven me-^ god Av. (Band.)
VIRTVS. ROMANORVM Boma mc^ a tooth Av. (Taniiii.)
Without epigraph. Incoronm cross AY- (Band)
PHETIFMS.
Only gold, and •••*••»• RRR.
He seized the empire in 478, in the year he was deviating from the episcopate of Salona henceforth restrained.
GLYCERIFS
Head crowned with pearls.
Partially opposite:
Name: D. N. GLTCERIVS. P. F. AVG.
VICTORY AVG. or AVGG veT AVGGG. vain types. Av. AR. (Band.. Tannins.)
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Glycerin LEO IL 8me epigraph. A cross on a bull. 9"'"« AV. (Mu«. C«8$. Band.)
PRTBiry»
Golden BRR
Silver .............. BRRB.
Bronze ................O.
L B O H. .
m
Zenonit is the son of Aaguite and Ariadne
Xliut had Leo as his mother
X« who designates the emperor's grandson
He lived in 473f and the following year from ▼i?ii
He left Augustus. Father Ze-
He has appointed one colleague, and he himself has done the same
.in the year 474 po^^ ^- months of the empire
the latter is 22 years old.
No m I .*
D. N. LEO AND ZENO. PP AVG.
"The head is diademed with pearls. Protome adrersa helmet d. spear f. a club in which a knight
Partially turned off: tSALYS. REPUBLIC Imp. two
nimbeUi eating, the smaller one, I was on the right* ri$. Av. (Band.)
A more honorable place is occupied by the son Of course, I will connect my father to him. he knew, but in the following of Zeno If we were the father also to the son preferred
VICTORY AVGGG. rel AVGV- Storm. Tf/pis various. Av. (Band.)
They do not exist without the gods of this Lion add the mention of Zeno's father, or if they exist, not to be recognized by the goddess Leo's a?i
PRBTtFM.
Aurei «e . » RRR.
Silver and bronze •••••• 07
Z B N O
The nation of Itaurus, led by Arijidna Leo* -nis I. and daughter of Verina of the house of Augusta «ends Leo I died in 474. IIujtts ez Ariadna 'filia nephew Leo II.
the government aspired to his father Zeno joined him, but a little later was extinguished He left his father without a colleague quit He experienced a great rivalry
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ZENO.
Batiliscum, who inscribed the name of Aogatti, whom I will take with difficulty and die He drove them. And then with other wars The citizens were disturbed. He is said to have been addicted to heretics, as well and cruel, and intemperate in diet, and in short, from his crabble, he imposs himself beautifully brought aniip 491*
Yxor jiriadna daughter of Leo I., iit di- ctum She married the successor of her dead husband Anastasius
Name:
D. N. ZENO. PERP. AVG., fel PERP. F. AVG.
D.N.ZENO.PERP.NC. See what We will soon note this epigraph.
IMP. ZENO. FEL. PERP. in AE. IL
IMP. ZENO. ALWAYS AVG. in AE. I. and II.
D. N. ZENO. ALWAYS AVG.
D. N. ZENO. AND LEO NOV. CAE Tel. This epigraph is unique is in a golden badge with the reverse VICTO- RIA. AVG. , as Bandurius relates to have been dead . dericus *), and in another AE. I. forms when she was invincible. ROME, etc Tannin. To be, who NOV. Slaughter legieiit NOVsm CACSar^ at verisimi- it is a day, written NOV. for NOB., and to be read: Nodilissimus Caesar it is read very well in the mind of this age Orvis TERRIFIED for ORBIS But rarely vehemently, what is it, why Zeno and Leo are called the most noble Caesars, who Augustus must have been, as well as Zeno presented in these gods to Leo, who later
Augustus was undoubtedly the greatest As we said in this name, I wonder which, if it were not clear, about these titles age confusion We saw a little so* In fact, in this god's name I read the epi graphcn D. N. ZENO PERP. No. €► Ait Bandurius ^), read her royally, and which was seen to be contracted AV*^ The truth in the most perfect golden rose of Cae- saree is clearly NC. To these if He said that Zeno and Leo could be impersonated The most noble Caesars, I do not know, M:ur noi^ and Zeno alone.
Head crowned with pearls*.
Protome the reverse helmet*'d. the spear s* clypeum, in which the knight
^ Opposite parts:
D. N. ZENO. AND LEO NOV
Slaughter Cdput Zeno the bearded
diademed with pearls
bottom 3 I
invincible ROME. Victory marching d^
crown^ s» trophy over the shoulder^ itsr
area S. C. in the bottom 40 AE. I. (Taniqi. ^
AE. II. but with another ancient "epigraph".
(Band. Mus. Caes.)
Regarding the address of the opposite party egtr a little bit Amazing, after so many years* to recall again in bronze the mark of S. C.
VICTORY AVGG. or AVGGG yet AVGVSTORVM. »tfrfi* tgpis^ between which^ to be remembered: the fiction of the spoils: the shield reads XXXX. Av. (Band.)
Vota XXXX in the name of Zeno, qoE only 17 years old spent commanding to give trouble to Roagnes Bandurius. ^rc*
a) Pag. 600. in the note. * b) Pa^. (So2*
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LEONTIVUS I
201
daxn, in this perrersital opinion you will have to wait a certain amount of time branch It is similar to the coinage of Basilisk, and Anastasius
Without epigraph * Cross itt taurea * Qain.
Ay« AR. (Band.) In others : Vtctoria gro' of the day Why? (Mus. Caes.) In others: ilff-* ies Mtam d* spear, #• cornucopiae, foot d. the prorae navia inaiitit ^ in the area ^ Y Why? (Mus. Caes.) In others: Eagle spread elsewhere Qain (Mas. Caes.)
P^RETIFM.
Aarei • C.
Silver • • RR.
Aeneas 5 and 2 • • . • RR
LEONTIFS I
Patrick, the instigator of the East side against Zeno of Tarsus Cilicia Augustus was called about the year 482 from time to time the capture of Constantinople butchered in 488.
Name:
J>. N, LEONTIVS PERP. AVG.
Protome reverse helmet d. a spear
over the shoulder, s. type, in which
monogr. XP TICTORIA.AVG.CONO. Fiction d, crucemptUongam^ inimoCOl^OB, Est AV., ul Tidetur (Lead.)
D. N. Leontius PERSONS AVG.
Protome notice gateata d, spear
9over the shoulder, s* ctypeum, in which
knight VICTORY AVGG. Fictional standing d. obtong cross^ in the bottom ANT. AV (Lead.)
D. N. LEONTIVS. P. F. AVG.
The same type. VICTORIA* AVG^. Reverse fiction (Photo. FIII.)
standing d. the cross in the monogram of Christ coming out gtobum crucigemm^ in the bottom CONOB. Av. (Mut. Caes.)
D. N. LEONTIVS. PERPETUALLY
AVG. Protome reverse gateata d.
a spear over the shoulder, s. type VICTORY AVGVSTORVM. Rome se- tooth d. spear crucify rum It is AV , as it seems (Lead.)
Omffe these gods Dncangius Leon- This was given to him by Lustinianus II. He overthrew the command of Rhinotmus. True careful Bandurius to warn the bed- brought the matter, ^ the same in them arliilcium, them the same types, the same inscriptions, which they meet in the bosom of Leo and Zeno, I was warned, nor did the gods of time ma- that they are similar to them than they are different from to the rest of this age. Therefore if indeed, Leontii should be called a god, and neither detect any artifice of forgery in them it is given, to be attributed to Leontius Tider, who rebelled under Zeno in the East and 4 * years almost equal to Mars bel-
CC
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IV. Nep6s.
He behaved very well with him. harder *). To bear the same with a learned man The god Leontius commands me to kill him, who is the Caesarean Museum, in which I see "I saw clearly the senrents of Banduria." rarely In addition, do not leye bring weight one of the other descriptions, in whose
segment read ANT I called her for you, so that there is no doubt, it means you were the slayer of Antioch, Leon- I was quite ready for the other one, the age of the cajos long ago the princes came to Syria I do not know of a large area occupied by the Muslims it was
PBETIFM.
Golden • #
£x not of any other metal.
RRB
IFL GRANDSON
Disturbed by Gljcerius, the government went to no 474" with which he also de- thrown by Orestes, the master of the army, and killing in Dalmatia
Name:
D. N.IVL Tcl IVLIVS. AVG. yell P. F. AVG., tcl: PERP. P. F. AVG.
They wear a diadem with pearls. Protome adyersa helmet d. spear 8 * a shield, in which he is equal.
Portions of oats*
SAFE REIP. outside the laurel^ enter than the monogram XP. AV* (Tannins.) In another; Stepping fiction d. too much 8. drags the prisoner. AE. 111. (Tannins.)
VICTORY AVGGG. Victory is gliding d. I hate the cross. Av. (Mus. Caes.) f
* *
VOICE V. MVLT. 20 within the laurel
AR. (Band.) Perhaps it is better: VOT. V.
MVLT X. , nt is with Taninius. AR.
* ♦
VRSS ROME. You are sitting in Rome. Av. Without epigraph. jCrux^ or XP. enter laurel AV# (Mus. Caes. Band.) In to others: imies standing d. spear, s. cornucopia piae^ peded.prqraenavis insists in the area RV. (Matt. Caes.)
PRET1F3L
AkUrei .*•• •^••«'•««'•.. Hll.
Silver • . . . • RRR.
Bronze RRRR*
*) P«g* 697.
Digitized by
ROMVLVS. R O M V L F S
203
Her father, Orestes, was the master of the kingdom He appointed Augustus in the year ^?^- Yerum OJoacer*) Uerulus entered Italy ca- pta Rome Italy himself king in the year 4?^ ^P* he pursued Romulus, exiled to Campania, and in this the Western Romans the government stopped*
D. N. ROMVLVS. AVGVSTVS, P. F. AVG.
This last emperor by Ittdibrium was called for Augustus Augustulum ^ the writers themselves teres, whom I see among Procopius and Evagrim Scholaslicum 1>). Neither the lack of antiquarians, who this Augustus or they laughed at the appeal to the gods, they were seen to see, or more Gol* Tziano was arrested. He did not act in any way when indeed his name is ROMVLVS, for *qao ia some gods read Motnu* lusj Tcl Motnglus ihil these mon- of the old currency or Bandu* the prince, or other nobles, and carefully anti- to detect the quays, and stand jllaesa a rule often repeated by us, scarcely to give an example of a name or title the infamous motions of the public were inserted. Why?
I am very surprised c1. Tannin, who hoo Augustus took back his heart, sect of course, the gods of Arschotan, whom )am Plim Bandurio, and now openly fa- too often tired of their work restored But the same from the god of his museum He also gives us the name MOMYLVS. If this is the case, and there is no doubt on this side, then there is none written thus in suspicion of the fall of the coinage it is read, it had just been Hercules, the reader to remind you of certain scriptures Gum knew that they were learned, who had struck they do not have the same names.
The head is set with pearls.
Protome advers^ helmet d. spear 8. the cljpeum, in which the knight
Opposite parties.
SAFE REPUBLIC laughter ^gradient d. trophy over Aumero, s, dragging a prisoner* AE. IV* (Tannins.)
* *
VICTORY AVGGG. Victory standing
ift an oblong cross, AV* (Mus. Caes.)
♦
Without epigraph. cross with laurel* Av. In another: A soldier standing d, spear^ s, cornucopiaOy in area RV« AV* (Band.)
PRETTY
Golden RRR
Silver Oh
Aeneas IV RRRR.
a) about the Battle of Goth. L. I. c. 1. b) Hist. eccles E. II. c. l6.
•) The silver coin of this Odoacris (Quin.) e.v. in the Caesarean Museum of public jurisprudence aeri incisus fide in the dissertation ^allice cdita which we indicated above on p» 82. Not. ed.
C c a
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204
Basil Mark
BASILISCFS, MARCVS.
The confidence of Vcrina Leo I. whose brother he was, in charge of the armies He played the matter against Genseric very well took Carthage, but to escape the enemies of the sea by the sea he suffered, the cause of which Rinthum was exiled there until a year 471 Instigale was afterwards instigated by Verina with his sister he drove Zeno into Isauria, and Constantinople Augustus noroen himself He knows in the year 476, but in the year 200 from Zeno's war reparation to obedience when he was recalled, and with his family by hunger it is enecttts
He had Zenonideus in the 6th century, from whom nattts Marcus, whose father was Augustus said he, and joined him in the gods, but one He died with his father Zeno.
^ Names:
D. N. BASILISCVS. P. F. AVG. - PERP. AVG. — P. AVG. - PP. AVG.
D. N. BASILISCVS, (or BASIL- CI) ET. Mark P. AVG. of course Mar- Ctts son associated with his father, as we have said.
Capttt diademed cnm roargaritifl. Protome reverse helmet d. the spear s. x^ljpeum, iii quo eqnes
opposite wall*
SAFE REPUBLIC V. Basiii- Bacchus and Marcus, the son of Nimbatus, sitting in throne d. volumcn^ s, globum^ below CONOB. Av. (Mus. Caes.)
It has the rarest antiquity of this Earth epigraph and both of this Augustus to be recited
♦ *
VICTORY AVGG. Sitting fiction
the shield reads XXXX. AV« (Band^) Look at what happened above to the monkey
I warned Zeno.
VICTORY AVGGG. or AVGV-
Storm. in various types. Av
* *
Without epigraph. Soldier standing d. h PRETIFM Aarei • RR* Silver • . . . RREL Bronze .•••.•• • • • O. ABL of Zeno. Basil's wife, married to her husband of the same name. . Digitized by Google ZENGNIS ANASTASIUS Name: 2©5 VICTORY ^VGGG. Fictional stam d. obhngam cross Av. (Tannins.) AEL. of Zeno. AVG* Vujus NumihajasAugustaejaineminitBeau- the head Tais, but he did not describe him in the usual way. PRETIFM Golden, and BRRR. Mark See the names of Zeno's father. ANASTASIS At the house of Dyrrhacbenus, helping Ariad- It was the day of Zeno, but a little later |tt6 married Roortem, Augustus ap- He was driven out in 491. Witness the epigram. xnate Christodorus was believed to be the geni^s du-' cere from Pompey M. *) With the Bulgars, who, while ruling Thrace for the first time They invaded, then the Persian wars of Taria luck did it. Those warlike crowds a to persevere in the study of religion, ^when imbued with Eutychian's pleas,^ which he himself believed, by a stupid plan trust others also with the whole government He took it, of the orthodox Tires «cough. He was a great lover of justice, -qoi remp. the tax burden They are With gray lightning, as it is said, He died in touch in the year 5 18.
Don't I : D. N. ANA8TA8IVS. AVG. - P.F.
AVG. — PEBP, P. F. AVG. - P.P. AVG. — PEBP. AVG. — P. AVG. - P.A.
^Head diademed with pearls. Protome adyersa helmet d. spear 8. a shield, on a horse.
Opposite parts*
GONCOBD. prefixed with an arithmetical note F, A, I etc. I large in the middle of the god. AE.MI. III. IV. (Band. Tannin.)
Invincible. BOMA. victory marching in the area of S. C. Quin. (Mus. Caes.)
VICTORY AVGG. or ilVGGG.oi^ dita is often known as Greek arithmetic typed Among these the following should be noted: Seated Victoria inscribed on the shield XXXX. They are AV obyii The latter is very rare. (Tannins.)
a) Analecta Brunck. T. II. page 471
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206
ANASTASIUS
yide de miru hi TOtit qnae dtxi ra* in front of Zeno's deity, the monkey.
VICTORIA, AVGVSTORVM type among others: Detis holds the shield together with the winged genie inscribed: VOT. PC Av. (Tannins.)
I explain the epigraph on the shield: VOTa Topuli of Constantinople
Without epigraph. Monogram XP. in the crown AV* AR. (Band. Tannin.)
De literit 6, I, K, M, qiiae majo- re form from this Aogattus, and the gods the generals of the generals every great when they occupy it, it will be done in treatise on the gods of the inferlor of Ae?i.
• * •
Gods of the kings of Goihor Theodoric, Baduilae, Theiae, in whose ayerta there is an epigraph, and the head of Anastasius, below we will review the perpetual age after ndmos Lustiniani
PHETJFM.
Golden .. ^ ••,•.•.•.••••• C.
Argentei ' • R.
Aenci of every form, even m. m C.
IFSTINFS L
Born in Thrace, predeceased by Anastasius made to the headquarters, this yita fupcto pre- three times hope, already in old age Wiping, lit and it is rarely touched by the raw material in the year 5i8 He reigned for 9 years. when He died in 627 having administered the praise.
Wife Euphemia^ and child, and not Doubtless the numbers are also barren. . For which the antiquarians have adjudged to be similar to Enphemia Anthemius, in this was said.
Name:
D. N. IVSTINVS AVG. tcI: P. F. AVG., usually PP. AVG.
Protome reverse helmet, d. spear s. the shield, on which the knight, in denarii in gold, more rarely in bronze III. forms
The head is decorated with pearls in airs of lesser form, and in all copper btts of any shape.
D. N. IVSTIN AND IVSTINE (or IVSTINIAN.) PP. AVG. Imp. two nim- ' 6ati sitting, AV. (Band. Tannin.)
D. N. IVSTINVS IVSTINE AVG. Diademed head ^ in AE1.I. (Mus. Caes.)
These latter modes are spoken, so- and let Lustinus and his successor Lustinianuni, whom Lustinns 4 months. before his death he joined himself.
Docangios and Ban- more difficult, to distinguish the nnumos of Instinct I. et II. to give himself the labor which his ex- to give strength are always experienced Le" ge this over the topic just about dis-
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IVSTIISVS I
207
fterratioMm Bandarii *). That's what I can do they would deny the eight to whom this age tis currency was the main business I deserve to be held, if I am permitted to do so openly despairing, alqa in disposing and the courts of Augustus no longer followed the law however wandering and uncertain Banduriot preceded him.
The party turned away
YEAR. First. , in the middle of the god noogram XP , yel Cross in crown AE. I. (Band.) AE. III. (Tannins.)
now the year of the government's monetary era ffiea inscribed begin, chiefly those, in whose roedium are the major forms of li- teres I, K, M
"*
CONCORP.Y^V;'''^^^^ 6- \ crtici- between two stars. AE. III. (Thousands. You kill.)
It is similar to the frequent occurrences of rant with Anastasius.
ALWAYS FLASHING. A woman standing d spear Aumi's shield will hit AE. IL (Band.)
Falsely icriptnm FLVRENS for
FLOWERS The same arresa is in the ciiam the names of Baduila, qaos ride.
* * GLORY. ROMANORVM. Emperor
paludatus standing d, eleata^ s» globe. AH. ^ (Mus. d^Ennerj.)
• ♦ •
VICTORY AVGGG. added note Greek arithmetic. Victory standing d. oblong cross, AV. AR. (B^nd.)
VICTORY AVGVSTORVM. smile*
ria standing^ or sitting^ Tel stepping. Av.
AR. (Band.)
* *
VOICE XVI within the laurel AE. IV. (Mouse, Cat.)
A whole new way of accounting, except perhaps then TOTA was pleased according to the government to count the years, and at the same time present to no one it would be Lustini II.
Without epigraph. Monogram XP. In others: CN. within the laurel Why? (Band. Mouse You kill.)
• • • ^
I. K. M. V. in a larger form in the middle numiy in the same way as in Anastas numiy sii" is often added to the year with its nu" mere In AE. many forms.
PRETIRM.
Aorei •••«€.
Silver • , . . . R.
Bronze of all shapes • • C»
VITALIANVS.
Atparis Alani, he teaches, was the grandson of the great nobleman Leo I. Anastasius, qood
«) Pag. 624
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208
VITALIANVS. HILDERIGVS.
He had championed the dogmas of Eutchetis, Nibas openly exorcises, with a strong army He enters Thrace, and from Constantinople nis emperor is acknowledged. Redaclus in Anastasius was closely related to these laws with Yita- He holds the liana in order to attack the orthodox cease, and recall the exiled bishops-* ret. On his return Yitalianus died your Anastasius is recalled from Lustinus, and the consulship is adorned, but the Lustinians, with He relied on hopes and schemes to block the right is killed
Name:
D. N. VITALIANVS. TP AVG. Ca^ put dladematus X VICTORY AVGO- STOR. Fictoria 8tan$ d.corqnam^ B.glo^ bum crucigerum ^ in the bottom CO^O^Y » ($icj Av. (Mus. d^Ennerj.)
The same is true, but it is corrupted epigraph 3E VICTORY. AVOID faicj A fictional staircase. AV* (Tannins.)
- PRICE
So much gold, and ... * RRR
HILDERICFS
King of the Vandals in Africa. We gave his gods Jn the coins of Carthage, cojat they prefer iomen.
IFSTINIANFS /.
Lustin's sister's nephew Augustus di- He is cited in the year 627, and died after IV. men he alone commands his uncle. beautiful flowers the works of Belisarius and Narset most of the leaders of his age, fortunately gessitr IUe Ticto Gilimere of the Vandals he extinguished the kingdom in Africa, and im- PeHo dyed again. Narsetis yir- He must protect the overthrown Gothbrum in Italy the kingdom, already previously taken by Titus and Vi- led by Belisarius to the extremes ctum Battles are not always equal in fortune things happened with the Persians. He dies in Irema senecta in the year ii65 by many Titius
a not very successful rumor, from the wars yet the glory, even though it was done by the leaders, the magnificence of the substructures, and Tulga- to the code of law, the name of Cai Lustiniani he was entered, having obtained an illustrious reputation, will have a more illustrious one, if tur Frocopius •), more to himself of the empire concerns, than bishops about religion He would have thought that the differences were relevant.
Vzor Theodora in a barren marriage, ex the scene was driven into the hall, the woman was foul, and savage behavior. Read Procopius Hi- a mysterious story
D, N; IVSTINIANVS. P. F. AVG.
a) Bcl. Goth. L. III. c. 35.
Digitized by
IVSTINIANVS L
2 oz
ye\ PP* AVG. or similarly, often am ralde falsely monetary ra* wealth
They wear a diadem with pearls.
Protome reverse helmet d. the ball of the cicada, Tel spear, s. clypeum ia quo equcs
The emperor seated opposite d. spear s. a group of crusaders.
Another type of front Tide in below 8 ALVS.
Turn off PartCM:
In the year of the imperial empire, the number rOy piemmque scriptum juxta I. K. M» in A£. of every form.
* " I agreed. Greek letter prefixed
Arithmetic^ in the middle of the god I large*
AE. II. go
. *
* *
GLORY ROMANORVM command tor paludatuM ttans d» the spear, #• gtobum crucigerum, AR (Band.)
Hutc must be added another of the pra^stanlissi^ xnis one
D. N. IVSTINIANVS. PP AVG^^
Protome adversa- galeata nimbata ^
d, he holds out a spear group
behind his shoulders he wears a cast.
SAFE AND GLORY ROMANORVM
Emperor knight with helmeted head d*
spear running ahead of the Fictorian road
showing ^ s. a trophy over his shoulder
holding^ at the bottom CONOB. Av. max. mod
I have already turned away from the previous one from mQ*
daughter of the previous Augustus cogni- ta. But another reason is much more illustrious unusual light and weight, for dia- measuring three inches to the Parisians exceeds, and hangs only 5, drach- about 3 years He was born in 1751 near Caesarea of Cappadocia between the network infrastructure give 20 land, and Louis XV. offer tus, now outstanding of the public,* who Lute- it is a treasure, an ornament. Reli*^ from which Bozii's dissertation is singular ask for the enlightening monument «). To the ejua had not been explained that of the Lustinian gods, inscribed: GLORY ROMANORVM, he says Codrenus ^) whether Belisarius had taken from the valor of the war voloptatero , dfs.iif fjLe» rca ivt fjLs^ss th vofJLttXfjLurog i^jLxnov ff
a) Mem. B. L. Tqm. 254 pages 523 a€vi §. 62
{Fol. FllL)
b) in Lustinian. c) Dissert. whether inf.
Mr
Digitized by
210 IVSTINIANVS I.
Losinianus did not win his enemies * ** «
and to do so by assigning to himself a train of co- VICTORY. AVGVSTI ~ AVGG.
of the gnomes taken captive by the conquered nations, — AVGGG. — AVGVSTORVM| further
^lemanici^ Gotlhiciy Frfincici^ Germa^ typis. AV* AIL
Nic, Antici, Alanic, Vandalic, Africa- VICTORIA PRINCIPAL fiction
ni^ which provisions are read in various legi- gradient^ in the area of SC. AR. (Band.)
the bus was extended by itself, and indeed immediately prooe- ^ * '^
the ray of their Institutions, and they exist VOT. MVLT HTI inside the laundry room.
written in the same order in Greek in raar- Quin. (Mus. Caes.)
soon, which was published by Muratorius •). However- • * *
if some of these are too much 7vtio\yj7(Ttxcog Without epigraph. Monogram XP. im
it is usns.. For the intolerant view is clearly laurel» AR. (Band.)
King Theodibert of the Franks, because he • ♦ * •
himself Frankish, Aleutian, and Gi- I. K. M. €» V* in a greater form in me-
He would call him a foot and a Lombard, God of the gods, in what sense, if any
just as if all these peoples are able to themselves, we will do elsewhere. I pass by
he had submitted, and he took counsel with a great number of other Lustinian gods, i.a
impetuous, of course, and ill-advised, by whose aversion there is nothing else but CN
Thrace to Constantinople itself - PK, or other letters either isolated, or
to knit, but what effectually he lacked it was connected with others, the meaning of which no one knows
by accidental death. This view has so far been followed. Indeed, safely
with Agathias Scholasticus the writer may be omitted, which would be fruitless
contemporary ^). More true to himself after many years. to be mentioned, and if anyone thinks so much,
the fact that the French surname emerges jtfre can go to the extensive catalogs of Banduria
Erancis testifies to the same Agathia ^) from Narse and Taninius. ^ you were defeated at Capua by a great defeat
and then I see, to all these things, . % %
I suppose that Anicius was also used by Ti. Bronze statue III is unique. for
.Constantine, the successor of Lustiniani, after the death of Bandurius, was cited, in whom he turned away
Lustinum IL in the introduction to his Novel. is: THC. CeS. KAICAPeiAC, de
Whence yerelike, these names as well as see what we have noted in the nnumis Cae
that it also flowed in this way to the heirs, but once upon a time Paniadis
Germanic, Parthic, etc. names I think it should be done.
PRETIFM
Golden • • C.
Golden m. m. RRHR
Argentei -H.
All forms of bronze, even max. mode • ... C.
■■'■■■!■ ■ ■ I — — I I ' ■ ■ ■ I II ■, ^. ^ ■ I — ^^
a) Pag. 467* 7* b) on lust for power. L. I. c) ibid. IL
Digitized by
KING OF THE GOTHS
211
S E G E S Q 0 T H 1.
The kings of the 0« trogothi fandato in Italy in the kingdom, as the coDtiDuo saytnr, which they sign into money, and divide them tim antonyms, let it go, no cum.im*
to the pcrators of Orientia next professdt, partly inserted in the effigy of these, because homm yet to capture the goodness of Tolentia, for many in To remove the reasons
Theodoricus
King Ostrogothornm, whose ancestors were around I drove the Euxine bridge to the seats of Panno to obtain He was born to Zeno Aug. Adver«as Basiliscus esiiQia works consu- He took away the honor of the side. Italy in the year 489 Odoacer entered the Herulian army often defeated and closed to RaTcnnae ad surrender and death to strengthen the cause of their neighbors Fran- of the Aeolians, of the Yisigoi, of the Burgundians You ruled the relationship of their marriages contracts In many things peace and war summa Tirtute, plan, and control even in the last years of the sacTi- then he would choose Boethius and Symmachus To the most excellent and consularibusmor Jossius, beginning in the 31st year of his reign, se- when Procopius *) XXXYII. the soul efilat anB6 626. ^
Autonomous names:
D. N. THE0D0RICV8. KING
put on the crown invincible ROME. Ptotome galeaia Mo^ mae AE. IIL (Pembroch P. III. tab.
39.)
^narrates Procopius ^), Theodoric having rejected the name of the Roman emperor,
contented only with the king's appeal.
*
D. N. THEODORICVS - - scri-^ pious in the world V in the middle of the god. The same reverse* A£. of uncertain form.
Hediobarbus this other deity he recites from Strada. More precisely in this no It should be read ATHALARICVS, et it will be that of Athalaric, whose name is a little short We will give below, among whom this is one very similar.
Numicum capiiibtss Anasius and JusHni h
invincible ROME, in the middle of the nw mi THEODORICVS in mono- gramma, supreme cross
Epiffraphe
Lustini L Quin. (Mus. Caes.)
THEODORICV8 in monogram» mate within the court.
Epigraphe and capui lusiins I, Qoin*
(Mus. Caes.) .
Bell. Goth. L. I. c 1. b) L c»
Dd s
Digitized by
212
KING OF GOTHL
Gibbon *) mentions the name of Yerona signed, who presents a picture of the palace, qood Theodoric built for himself in this city And he gave, in it to be exhibited the image of the anti- the best and most beautiful of architecture Gothic. Does the law praise the preacher? Scipio Maffeius ^). But for ever"
He touches the ram, which is nothing else, I have a seal, such as from the age, which we call the middle, there are innumerable others, nor of so much antiquity, cile expert who looks at the image lest he should understand
PRETTY
Silver • • • C.
Bronze RRRR.
BADVILA uncertain9
King Baduila is mentioned as Ana- Stasius and Lustiniani, who are one and the same it cannot be, because Anastasius Tivere he ceased in the year di8, and Baduila alt^r, to whom et The name of Totila, only in the year Sl\\ Goth- he came to the kingdom, as he TaTitBandurius c). Addit^ ind« aTheo- Doric, who reigned under Anastasius, a scribes and gods are sure of it successor kings, Athalaricum, Theo- dahatnm, Vitigem, etc., in short, Badui- and Totila, whom among those Baduilae
at least what is known from history, places it will cease to exist It is therefore necessary, Badniiam, in which we are, that there had been a king a barbarian who under Anastasius Whose kingdom is not known by the historians it was See also Bimardum Nutni with the head of Anastasius. D.N. BADVILA KING or RlX. inira crown Epigraph and head of Anaatasius. Q"in" (Mus. You kill.) Theia or Thela is uncertain. Lord THEIA KING enter the crown Epigraph and head of Anantasius, Quin. (Baid. page 612.) But another: DOMNVa. THEIA P. KING D.N. THELA KING intracorona Epigraph and Anastanid head, Qoin. (Bi- mard to Lobert T. I. p. 1 15.) a) Hist. of the decline etc. Ch. 39. pag. m. 27. 612. d; to Lobert T. I. p. 114 b) Veron ill P. I. p. 231. c) Pa^. Digitized by Gdogle KING OF GOTHL 213 He exhibits many pnorts of the local Theiam the king, but who claimed to be the same as Theia, the last king of the Goths in Italy, who/as will be said below, ruling lust he perished in heaven, and perhaps under the command of Ana fttasio, cujtts imagincm parts of the front ezbibent^ necdnm will perhaps be born. Therefore Theia here, rel Thela, or the same both of them, as they say, were barbarians a certain under King Anastasius, whom history he did not think to be named the same as the Badui lam, about which you are immediately speaking" Read et Bimard places cited. ATHALARlCrS. Amalasuntha was born to Theodoricus STO succeeded in the year 526 tris tatela dies well managed in 534* D. N. ATHALARICVS. king pa d. spear shield kumi attinety in the S. C. area The same turned away. kE. III. (Mns. Caes.) Ifumi autonomous:: D. N. ATHALARICVS. KING within the crown invincible ROME. Protome helmet Ro- mae AE. III. (Mus. Caes.) D. N. ATHALARICVS. KING written in the world, in the middle mo 5 large Averted at the same time. AE. IV. ^TaninL) Bust with tustin head /. and the Lustinians. D. N. ATHALARICVS. KING within the crown The epigraph and the head of Lustinus 5 Quin. (Mus. You kill.) D. N. ATHALARICVS. KING re/RIX. within the crown Epigraph and caputlustiniani. Why? (Mus. You kill.) PRETIFM Silver and bronze R. TIIEODAHATFS. Son of Amalafreda's sister Theodoric ris, at the persuasion of Amalasunlha's cousin The death of Athalaric in the year 534 Gotborum regnopri^eficitur, a little later as the favor was due, he kills * Only the crime of carrying heavily the Lustinians -arms in moves the treacherous, and gives him Dalmatia and 8i- ciliain extorts, the king from Vitige io his lo- He was killed in 536
Autonomous names:
D. N. THEODAHATHVS. KING within the laurel
Digitized by
2U
KING OF THE GOTHS
invincible BOMA. Protome gaieatd Bo- mae AE. 111. (Mus. Caes.)
D. N. THEODAHATVS. KING
Protome regtB crown arched re*
let go VICTORY PRINCIPAL Fieioriagra' diensj in the area of S. C. AE, II. (Mus. Caes.)
. Nnmi with the Lustinian head.
D. N. THEODAHATHVS. KING within the crown*
Epigraph and head Juetiaia. Qoiii. (Mus. Caes.) ,
Complare with these addeljuijiarios, whom between Bandurius aureum also from Bran he quotes Denburgicus, in which Orun!i is in front the head of Ittstiniani, on the obverse monogram ma, which appears in THEODAHATHVS to be able to resoWi, the opinion tatnen less sure".
PRETTY
Argcnlei •/.... R.
Aeneas II. and 111. forms C
FJTIGES.
Iii Theodahati spoke, as we have said, ele* and in the year 636, but by the Lustinian leaders sought after in war, and finally captured at Ravenna He was taken to Constantinople in the year 54.
Autonomous names:
D. N. VVITIGES KING r^/RlX. within the laurel*
INVICT. ROME Protome of Rome fast AE. III. (Mus. Caes. Band.)
Numi with the head of Lustinianus.
D. N. WITIGE8. KING enter
the crown Epigraph and head of Louisian. Q^aiiu (Mus. Gaes.)
PRETIFM
Silver .' . RR;
Aenei ........ • R.
BJBFILA.
Hildibad, who followed Vitiges and Eraricus, a little later, ascended the kingdom They have been killed by their own people, and they lack money.
In his airao 54 1 succeeds Baduila, Hildi- give to Gonsobrinus, who believed to be the same tur, which the Greek scribes Toiilam ap*^
Digitized by
KING OF GOTHL
215
peilantf of what Tide Dandarius •). To» TenQS Belisarius his affairs in any way toe- tur, but by Narsete Tictus ia the battle occ died in 553*
Above the gods of Theodoric Badui We have given the gods a blessing, but who from this? Badttila Totila is said to be different.
Nutni auionomi;
D. N, BADVILA (in other BA- AWAKEN) KING. Protome of the king 9 adverse D. N. BADVILA KING within a crown AB (Tannins.) AE. III. (Mus. Caes.)
HAPPY TICINVS. The head is twisted. AR. (Mus. de France, now Hunter.). AE. (Band.)
Of these gods see what the gods are of the gods of Ticini, nnnc of Fapia, which is a city of superior Italy
FLOWERS ALWAYS, that's different ways, and very false in the bitter gods"
tur, Miles stam d, haatam^ «. shield He holds it on the ground. AE. Ul. (Mus, Caes. Band. J . We fear a similar aversion in the gods Lustini I. Why, I suspect, these gods perhaps it is more certain that the Baduila of another which, as we said above, is certain that he lived under Anastasius, and who perhaps re- he will extend his rule in Lustine, from which Tidetnr borrowed the reverse. Perhaps many others will be due to him from the autumn* I am afraid of these gods, because they do not know the time they contain, which should rather be attributed to the yidean there, that Baduila, or the present one.
VIRTV8. EXERCISES The soldier was stationed d. hflstam, s/ctypeum, AE. III. (Band.)
Without epigraph. l, the steps AE IV. (Tannins.)
Numi with the head of Lustinianus.
D. N. BADVILA KING vet RIX
inside the bull. Bpigraphe and captures the Lustinians. Why? /Mus. You kill.)
PRETIRM.
Silver RRH
Aenei .........'.••.•. Oh
T H E I A S
Baduila succeeds, but following an No. 553 was shot and killed in the battle. thorum in Italy with the kingdom of heaven infers
He said cl. Beauyais, the existence of this king silver nuraos with aT»rsa lustinia- nil>), but I have none of these up to now
•) Pag. 612. b) Tom. III. page 49
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THE GOVERNOR OF ROME
iiv catalogs cited by the hare. Memories the ways of the supernumerus inscribed »THEIA, yel TUELA, but those who are present at Theia they cannot, because the head of Ana- atasii offcrunt
Antonomi urbU Ron^ae.
r
The goats attached to the Goths I cast the following gods, whom we are autonomous Bomac is rightly said.
invincible ROME. Introduction to Rome
J
helmet* 10 Eagle stamens, in area 10 below A, or •D* or 'E* In others: Two aqui- standing under a tree, in in fact 20 In others: A she-wolf lactating camels above 40, below •¥' , or: above two astrar^ below 20 They are all AE. II. (Mus. Caes.)
Since all these gods follow the same so long as all the causes of radiation are the same they also demand an age for themselves. Not far I would be wrong if I attributed them to these lempoi. In the gods of this age, as we have seen, nothing He met many, but was invincible. BOMA, and the like protome. To the same There is no doubt that these belong to the times of God also* bronze II. forms: CARTHAGO
in the form of a milhia standing, on the obverse a horse's head, also add to the numbers mentioned above We wrote in the name of Carlhagin. who collated, it is right to cast, both the gods of the race nian, from which he conquered the Vandals of Africa cam, having overthrown the Goths in Roman Italy restored the pcrio, and brought them the types of both which indicate the origin of the city, of course Romac lactanles gcminos, Carthaginis the head of a sharp horse, and the eagle of the empire each B. an old insignia, two eagles, to whom both Rome, old and new it is signed Therefore, this age is still Nor was this old Rome nourished by a wolf they are a useful symbol, and indeed when I give already to the miracles of the ancient mjtho)ogy not even the new commandments of worship it is held no longer. But he could do it innocently believe, even on this side the help of the children these mothers took this care from the beasts the expense, when the same as this Lustiniani at the age in which I cast these gods was buried in Piceno, Italy, as an infant a new lemming, and the soil has fallen I fear the mother of Doroi's relic from the goat the milk was sustained at regular intervals tatnam; whose fact tcslis cst Procopius
irsTiNrs ii.
lostiniani ex. Vigilantia's nephew He succeeded to the throne in 565. Biennium after Narcs many years Lon, irritated by Sophia Lustin's wife he brought the gobardos, who in the following year
They occupy Italy, and there a new kingdom they founded, only Rome to the emperors litca, and Ravenna, which afterwards ex- archatu« the Greeks nomtne for the years i85 having raised it as the presidium of Constantinople
a) Bell Goll. L. II. c. 17.
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?M
gebfttmr* the war to be fought in Persia gtom, tiCrii}ae parli by Ticea fatal. I have been dying of diseases for a long time now riiTalidus in 578
Number :
D. N. IVSTINVS.P.F. AVG. or PP AVG. Formal prayer letter tel.
Inscriptions, in caibus lastinas cam Sophia joins the Azores, in this Tide.
Turn off Part B:
A^^O addition to a varied number. in me* god of gods capital letter K or M or I AE. II. III
Annas impcrii poslremas is read XIII. apvd Taninian it is so agreed;
CONCOBMA I. magnus AE. III. (Band.)
♦ • ^
FELIX. BESPVBUfiiiri?rMa. Qoin. (Band. Tanini.y
VICTORY AVGGG. uddiUt voHfa noiis arithmetici$ Graedis, T^pi varii.
Av.
m
€, I, K, M in major form^ or nu* mere 10, 20 within the crown. AE. II. III
Without epigraph. Monogram Ckri^ti within the court. AB (Band.)
Finally, we should mention the little ones gilt, on whose front is an epigraph and the head of Ittstini, ia X GABALOBVM. Of this god, which is at Bandaius, and in the Caesarian museum, I did of Syria.
PRETTVM.
Andrew • . C.
ArgeiHei ^BB*
Aeneas m. pi.. BB.
Aeoei sequmtinm formamm « « C*
SOPHIA
From the opinion of the niece of Theo Dora Aug. Lustiniani's wife. His family We said in Lustino that Italy was lost. Through the health of her husband, the thing itself was ruled procrastinate Lived in Mauritius pore..
{Vot. III.)
Name: D. N. IVSTINO AND SOPHIE. AVG. And Sophia will sit down the middle between the cross YEAR. KA. in the middle of X and M. AE. m. m. (Pellerin Mel. L pag* 219«)
E •
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SOPHUS. TIBER Ilr CONSTANTINE
D. N. LYSTIN AND SOFIA Aw
Giistus and Augmta seated.
Without epigraph. Two Victories were mentioned
clypeufntenent^ in ct^us middle star^ under*
tus K, at the bottom of Hfif. AE. II. (Tannins.)
To both belong the African marble
canum laudatum aMafieio*): safe. LORDS Ours. CHRISTIANIS^ SIMI AND The most invincible. RULE TORIBVS I'm sorry. AND SOFIA AV- GVSTIS etc.
PRBTIVM.
These 8oli have been known so far, and to such an extent. BRRR.
TIBERIFS IL CONSTANTINFS
Thrax, after the insignia rep. rounia a luslinus in the year 674 dictns. Caesar, in the year 678 Augustus, a little after his death He got the government alone. Persian gray under the leadership of my dice chiefly Mauricio nsus checked. A prndentia, morumqu^ In 582 he obtained a distinguished name for his gentleness he ceased to be in yivis.
Name:
D. N. TIB. CONSTANT. (rare CONSTANTINVS.) vPP. AVG.
D. N. CONSTANTINVS PP A.
D. N. TIBERIVS P. A. in AE.III. (Band.)
D. m. frequently for D. N.
Protome stiffened with a cross stem cigero d. globuhi crucigerum, s. clj- the jreum, in which the knight, veil d. yolumen 8. a consular eagle, or: d. a spear over hammer, s. a shield in which knight
A head crowned with pearls, in quinaires AV
Opposite parts: YEAR with added numbers, in the middle of M or K is large. AE. of every form.
VICTORY AVG. AVGG. AVGGG. with added Greek numbers, various types, A V- AE. II. (Band, Tannins.)
D. m. CONSTANTINE PP
AI f^sicj His head VICTOR TIBERT AVS physical cross below CONOB Why? A V. (Mus. Caes.)
D. N. TIBERI PP AVG. Bujus
the head VICTOR M AVR A vs. fsicj Cross, below CONOB. Why? Av. (Mus. Caes.)
The last one here is easily Maurice foretells the notable victories of the Persians, it is more difficult to explain, of course Maurice was still in love with Tiberius may be called Augustus, who only the day before after the death of Tiberius he removed the name of Augustus. See the likes of Mauricio in the following.
* *
I. K. M. magnus, or the numbers X. XX.
in bronze of every form.
a) Mouse Vcron^ pag. 46 o.
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21
Without epigraph, a cross in the gradiBus. Av. (Band.) AB. (Tannins.) In another: Du • • # . Narrates Gregory of Turin •) , a King Chilperic was shown there the gift of Bralesi to Tib« Constantine, in which rn^i was the front of this epigrapbe and ca?' put, in ayersa: GLOBIA. BOMANO RYM y juems emperor ih team tri- umphalis * This kind of god has hitherto been They are not lost. beard, but by right therefore from Bandurius. strangled ^»). PRETIFM Golden • . . B. Silver \ BRB. All furnaces of bronze C. UAVRiaiVS. You Maurice of Cappadocia yersum Persians great with yirtute ge- you stand by Tiberius first Caesar, later said Augustus to him the day after he died He died in 682, and immediately his daughter Conslantina joined him. Beila with Persis, which 20 to last years He put it in his heart. Many of the invasions of the Ayas A Phoca, who is a soldier to make a leader for himself by sedition, He was killed with his wife and children in the year 602
Name:
D. N. MAVRICIV8. P. F. AVG.
D. N. MAVRI (or MAVRIC.) TIB. (rel TIBEB.) PP. AVG.
It is said that Maurice Tiberius nt ait Zonaras ^)i iy^apsro S' h roig
(Xvfi^G^Kaiotg^ TS/iav^txtog i ncu Tt^sfsog. Scri* he was drinking in the contract: Mauriciu9^ who Tiberius to him.
• Protome adyersa helmet d. glofoum
crucigerum, s. clepeum, in which horse
yel s; consular eagle, yel d. yolumen
Head diademed with pearls, in
gold quinars
Parts of Avera:
The year added to the number * In the middle 1. K. M. magnum, vet 20 In A£» all forms
YEAR. FIFTY. in the midst of the great above the cross^ infra^. Jnimo BAVEN AE. II. (Mus. M^ Ducis, Com. VitzaL)
VICTbBlA. AVGG. or AVGVSTO RVM* various tgpia. AV*
«) Hisl. L. VI. 0. 2. b) Pag. 658. in nola. c) L. XIV. c 12
£ e a
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220
MAVRICIVUS
D, N. MAVRI TIB PP AVG.
Huju8's head. VICTOR TIBER AVG. Crwc, tnfra CONOB. AV (Tannins.)
D. N. TIBER MARY PP
HuJMt capuL VIOTORI MAVRI AVG. rnia:, that's right CONOB. Av. (Tannins.)
As we have seen above, Tiberias II. their own and to throw Maurice's victories in the sky, see the same thing done now by Mauricio* mouse See what they are like in numbers Monuments to Tiberius
m m \ *
D. N. MAVRIO) CIVS fsic^ PP.
A V. Head dtated with mar^
garitas* VIENNA. DE. OFFIQINA LAVREN- Tl. Monogram XP., on one side A, on the other 0). Why? Av.
The singularity here was once upon a time Peiris Seguin's museum together with the king Parisina gas united, another thing later e|u8 finds an example in cl. Boze, my son xam writing a dissertation on this monument be, in which Bouteroyii and Ducangii sen- He refutes assumptions and conjectures *). His It is the sum of the comments, signed them to be the Allobrogoin of Vienna, no, that parnm. decently believed BouterOTias, Vienna, Austria trani, or Childebert, who Maaricii in the age of Bargttnd.ions there were kings, but in the name of the church of Vienna, which ma- and the authority, and to other witnesses his numia of coinage ^s ha- it was This has been going on for many years.
Maurice the martyr took the throne under Maximianus Herculeus in Yicinia iide cesus pum Viennese in memory of Maurice Aug. * the gods have killed these, because it is noa just the same as his patron saint xnen, but also a common fa* then he had, born violently from Tjranno Phocas was carried away to death among the holy Si^ and roartjre worthy prayers per- offered to the cussor. This conjecture whether as it is beautiful, so it is equally solid, give may be bitar
Without epigraph. Monogram XP. vcl cross itt steps. Av. AR. (Band Tannins.)
D. N. MAVRIC. PP AVG.
, AVG. Maurice was capitulated
TogatuM standing d. crucifixion
rum, a woman stands to his left
capiie nimbaio s. the cross"
Without "Ispigraph"
d standing with a nimbus, manogramme a staff
XP* prefixum^ juxta H magnunu AE* L
SLmileni Bandurios, but left in-
part of the writing from Ducangio vulgaTit.
More safe in the museum Aindieaiio
the abbot of Sestinina having seen him,
I gave the description here,
which, on the other hand, was presented to the Moors
standing with his wife Constantine
and to be referred to both
cat in epigraph AVG. I turned away
sist Tbeodosius juTeneHL, qu^m father
Maurice the five-year-old Angosti
decorated fun iatad pa-
he was so learned that he would not have doubted it
a) Mem. B. L. Tom. 15 p. 480
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m
tne addrec what was to be demonstrated *)• I do not take advantage of this better ex- plication can be brought, as already Bandurius prepares I deny them, because their seriousness should be seen tension diCBs; for when the same he would restore the atoll to Tcrbum ^) , this that aolom both epistles con- I decided to drop the attitude.
H. I. K. M. large vbl AE. everything forms
The instructions are now the first to be registered names begin with the formula IND 11«io AE. III. (Band.)
Of the workshop of QkTanewi SiCuIa, which tantnm Mauricius ^umis inscribed reads, we will deal with the monetary services of the lower age.
Golden BR
Silver • ' . . . Oh
Bronze of all shapes ••.••«••••&
P H 0 C A S
Kill the empire of Maurice, treachery 4t\ the reward of gold, it follows»r in the year 6o3 In the war, moreover, against The Persians were very unhappy, on all sides "invitates in tjraiin would rise, from Fieraclio, the son of Heraclius, the governor of Africa besieged in Constantinople itself, and a you were betrayed, infamous, but deservedly executed* ^io from the middle of the toUitor in the year 6io*
Number: ,
D. N., FOCA«. (tcI FOCA) PP. AVG. rel PEBP AVG. yel P. F. A.
D.N. FOCUS. NEPHEW, AVG. August » Augustus standing to him, Hle with a crucifix I wear this with an oblong cross,
This NEPE is only then added.
when I part antlca Augustus and Ao- standing taste they propose to see and go could be the name of the wife of Phocas, Te This was said to have been Leontia con- staf^ Nothing, with which this node solTcret, he found Bandnrios.
FLAVNI FOCUS PEBP. AVG.
Bandurius says, no sibLbactenos it occurred to Phoea to add a coin to it FlaTii n#iimfre*, miratorqoe ade6 He- diobarbom, so much customer rejecting Epigraphen, than here I said, he did not say it himself, but from Ducangio received •
FOCA tantoffl, in AE. 111
Capot adversom com stemmate cra- cigero d. the cross, ye^ d. volunten, s. cross etc.
Tom. L leUera XXI.
b) Pag. 667
\
c) Tom. II. letters VIII.
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Heraclius I
His head was crowned with a pearl cam in quinarii AV.
Augustus and Augustus ^standing^ as al- yours said.
Opposite parts:
ANNO addiis nameris ximus is found at Bandurium IIG, who seems to note VIU* io A£. everyone form*
VICTORY AYG. - AVGG, -
AVGGG. with frequent additions, AVGVSTA - AVGVSTI - AVGV- STORVM, in various types. Av.
VICTORY FOCUS AVG. Cross Av. (Band.)
"
* *
K. on the right Qain« (Moa« Caet. Band.)
See below the name Heraclitus HK.
"
10, 20 30 XXXX or alone in me dio numOi or the appointed year with his in numbers, AE yari form
PREFIRM.
Aorei «•.•••• C.
Silver RR
All furnaces are made of bronze. • C.
Heraclius
Heraclius the prefect of Africa the Constantinople party to the rescue while the empire of Phocas was brought yours, having landed from Africa with the clas^ pto and having killed Phocas brought to him by Ao- Gosti receives the name in the 6th year. From Chosroes The Persians were in great distress at first. If they then joined their forces in the air the advance was not abandoned, but he recaptured, but Persede herself is despoiled, and Chosroes was put to death. Heraclius under the command of Mubammades, his sect founded, whose successors the Saracens Sj- riami Palestine, Egypt of the Romans extort He died in 641.
Wife I. F/. Eudocia, mother of Heraclius Constantine
Wife II Martina's sister's daughter
Name:
D. N. HERACLI Heraclius PERP. AVG. or PP AVG. tcI P. F. AVG.
Protome adversa d» cross the globe ^otn, aot likewise.
Head diademed with pearls in quinarii AV.
Averse Parfes*
The year of the addition of the mother^ in AE. bones nis form
Digitized by
Heraclius L
223
TICTORIA AVG. AVGG. or the like Av. AR. (Band.)
VICTO61A.HERACLLAVG. cross /i4/ra CONOB. Why? Av. (Mas. Caes.)
VIRTV8. Fictional step. Why? HK ntnuljuncia in the middle numo^ aupra 20 below RAV-AE. III. (Band.) The letters HK are the monogram of Hera- Bandurius thinks of the gods, in what way, in quit, and the letters U^K in the palm of Phocas they contain this name. V^rum and in the names of Lustin X. read the letters CN, which of course cannot be referred to by name, so much conjecture they rely on the chin.
1. M. great, then to him the number 20 AE. III. (Band)
Without epigraph « Cross in the middle of the god. AB (Band.)
I do not wait for a golden coin push module, which from the museum of the king Gal- The Ducangins, and Ban- dnrins, who presents the triumph of Hera cJii, and burdened with many sentences par- to the Greeks, partly to the Latins, from the sacred written by you Not being synchronous Heraclius already recognized Bandnrius. Vi- detnr of the same, you are of a similar lineage from those who are serious about the same light was finished, and the work of Pisani ris, Esperandei, etc. report no. , Simi- but the silver is also in the museum Caesarea.
HER^CLirS €um son of BERACL CONSTANTINE.
DD NN HEBACLIVUS AND HERA CONST. (or HERACLI. ET. ERA.) PP. AVG. or : PERP. AVG.
Protome doa with the usual worship of the father and children, of which the one on the right is the elder the one on the left is smaller.
Father and son seated d. cross ball cirrus
DD.NN.ERACLIORVM Doe uri- until the protoma.
This epigraph is the first in bronze IIL Pellerinius created the form. He found out then the likes of Taninius III. and IV. for mae
Opposite walls:
YEAR III. f» medioM large. AE. III. (Band.)
Numi with ANNO I. and II. not yet they associate the son with his father; but they pass let the writers, as rightly observes the Ban- harder, the son was impei*anlis only the third time in the year of his father's Augustus
Devs. ADiVTA. ROMANS Cross standing on the steps^ in the floor of some different letters AR. ro. m.
There are four examples of this god in Caesarea. This is the formula now first appear, then frequent yours, and perhaps in Greek. It seems pious this coin stamped from that silver that the war with the Persians should fail treasury from the sacred houses for this use I>) jumped out.
a) Honey I. pag. 220. b) Zonara^ L. XIV. chap. 15.
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224
HERACLES II. CONST.
Indictment. Zm. Cross in the ball 9ien9, i» imo XX. AE. III (Band.)
Inilictlonom already in the namo Mauridi I'm afraid to mention
BERACLIRS atm to two sons.
Without epigraph. Three imp. so ies with the crusaders d^ I entered the crusader groups.
Different opposites. AY AE. m. m. AE. II. III (Band.)
He led Constantius W. with two He thinks that his colleagues will be presented in these names. against the Bandurias of Heraclius with He- scrap Constantino, and a certain ex When Martina was born, he stopped crying most of them are short. Read the notes III. page 685 and 690
PRBTirM.
Aureus C.
Silver RR
Golden max. mod RR
The rest of the bronze ••••..•••«.€.
HERACLIPHUS //• CONSTANTINPHUS
Heraclius I. and Eudocia (he is born in 61 a., the following year Augustus after the death of his father in 641 the empire returned together with Heraclius, Vulgp Heraclec^- my brother Germaio, and Martina my stepmother, but I put the yen behind the fourth in the month of extinction
Yxor Gregoria^ from whom was born Con- sian //.
rinius, not constafO, not Heracliom a son created by his father who was consul but we are taught by the testimony of Nicephorus, eom in the year 617 he proceeded with on which occasion I have no doubt is a unique honconym Tom
Numis 'Heraclius //.
Numus Ileraclius //• conmfis.
ERACIO CONSYAUREICJ Pro- youthful with raw yucapUe d. reception
X.f» in the middle of the numi^ in the area from here to N there
M^supracruxy in/ra of the Assyrians. AE» III.
(Pellerin Mel. L p. aao.)
This is an example of a marked hoo
aev6 Sn nomis consulatus Said Pelle-
Gods of every metal, I will command him let them join their father we give They are followed by a number of them. *^
D. N. eRAKLIO CONST. he loves lilen
Protome adverse d. roll the ball* rum
Protomae doae, onaHcriiclii II., al- tera yel son of Constantis, Telfratris Hera- cleona
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225
Part 9 of oats: VICTORY. AVG. Cross Av. (ibid.)
M large^ or 20 medium' of the god. Devs. ADVITA BOMANIS» ui A£. UL (Band.) iu uumit pairis AB max. mode (Ta- Without epigraph. Cnus mper steps.
niiri.) Qain^ (Tannins.)
PRETIFM
Andrew BRRB
Silver RBB.
Aeneas ^ . BB
CONSTANT //. I told him CONSTANTINP S.
Heraclius II. and the daughter of Gregory, her father dead from Heraclon and Tuncalus stns dicitor in the year 641, this year pott relegates only commands. A Sarah you eat Africa, Egypt, Cy- from the government of Toltas Tidit. So much Diit anim depaacentibos Tagoa dein- cept in Italy the bard said Tictor first, then Titus, epilata Boma into Sicily trans- be, and aliqoot there in the exact years of Sjracos murderer in 668. So much evil or- To the orthodox, know that the wrath of God is repeated, that he is by the example of Heraclius Monothe* fought more intensively,
Name:
D. N. Constantine. PE, AVG.
in the same way.
Protome ad Tersa com protracted and wide beard (which is almost a criterion of numbers established by this Narrow) d. cm ball cirrus
(Fol. YuL)
D. N. CONSTANTINVS C. CON- STAN. or similarly.
The two protomes, which are those, qoae is on the right, promising a similar beard Sam has
Opposite parts:
ANNO addiiie various numbers, A£. Tarry's form.
In recent years we have discovered this XXII
Devs. ADVITA BOMANIS Cross leaping up the steps. AB m. m. (Mos. You kill.)
This type of names comes from Hera-
clio I. Don iofrequens
" a •
VICTOBIA. AVG. additts notiu arith meicis Two impp. sianiea worship as usual
In others: Cross incised steps. Av.
"
M large^ in A£. Tariac fonnne
"
VICTORY AVGqO Protom F f
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226
CONSTANTINE IV. POGONATVS
adversary even beard proHxa^ d.
a group of crusaders. Without epigraph. Trea ifhperaioren with in the corner of the group of crosses, in the bottom CO- WE Av. (Mu8. Caes.) AB. (Band.)
"
Epigraphe dabia, two proiomas
adveraaCy the other major with proli-
xa beard^ the other a smaller stubble.
Without epigraph. Two protomes adver'
and the beardless middle between them is a cross. Av. (Mu8. Caes.)
These are the little gods of Tolamini, but of thick and spherical metal, two oorumqas they are examples in the Caesarian museum. Beard bristling and spreading, there is no doubt that they Con^ Atanti 2 yindicat Therefore those who are in part is associated with the former, is his son Constantius* nu8, who passed away, and with what he stands, two others of his linden, Heraclius and Tyche riius, whom he called the Caesars.
PRETIFM
Golden C.
Argentei' RR.
Golden Taria form RR.
CONSTANTINUS IK Pogonatus
From his father Constantius II. to Augustus the dignity of yocatns in the year 654) whose in Sicily in the year 668 I was slain Tindicayit was punished with punishments. A Muslim sam Constantinople to the attacking fleet narrowly reduced, yet he did not by the strength of his people, rather than by artifice, Atis, of course, with the Greek nayibns fire, subject to his coeglt A Bulgans, who then Texare, the first Roman domain they began, he redeemed the peace by tribute. To die tnr in the year 685. He was called PogonatuSy though his beard should not be so visible in the sky explained, than that of Father Constantius, rum thus touched by the Constantinopolitans, qaia tender with down Bjzantio with went to his father, returned from Sicily He brought back the same beard *).
His wife, Nastasia, from whom he was born nianus, who succeeded
Don't I :
D. N. CONSTANTINVS PP Av. or just simtli, mostly plain bar- baron, the letters are either confused, or from bus Tix make a healthy Tocabulum. Ha- the right of Augustus the gods by the epigraph, qnae it is almost the same, from his father's Constance know the gods Therefore, only the men will bring different styles of beards, as was just said.
Protome adTCrsa with attemmate cru*
'Cigero d. group of crusaders, s. clfpe-
um, in which the horseman, even without a hoe.
a) Zonaras L. XIV. chap. 20-
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227
(^he wears a diadem of pearls, in qttioariia AT*
Two protomes imppp* com stemma- you will be crazed, Oempe Fogoati and his children Instioiaoi*
The parties will turn away
ANNO addilU various numbers, and K r^/M great* AE. Forms of taria* (Baod. Taoini.)
The most protected numbers are Xi{III. in the bronze maxjm module at Taoi- niom
VICTORY AVG. writing most that barhara^ and various types^ as in the warning^ that of the father, AV
• ♦
I* or K. or M large^ or number
XX« AE. of every form.
D. N, SViCTORIA. Protome addr
see you VICTORY AVGVSTV. writing beard ra. Cross on steps^ in tJ7»^C0N0B. Av. (Mus. Caes.)
A wonderful epigraph if this is qood It is possible to go to a strange age.
PRETTY
Golden • ' C«
Silver • RR
Aeolian max. mode RRR.
I left Aeneas ^R.
lySTINiANFS ii. Hinotmetus
Doodennis by his father Constantinophogo- He is said to have been born in 670 AD whose excess in the year 685 he alone ruled is in charge Wars with the Muslims and the Bulgas The issue was rare for Mars. When because of the ava- He hates wickedness and cruelty in himself had excited the troops of the East from Leotius teach the capitor, and cut off the ears, oode HAinotmeti TMinomen stuck, Chersonam sender aooo 695. Tolerato 10 annorom I indeed resisted the Bulgarians with the help of exile, Terom com crodelitat^m sdpra qoam cre- can be di, iotenderet, io his place Phir the Lippicus Bardanes was made emperor.
he died a violent death among these multitudes He died in 71 1.
Vxor 7%^o^ra, m^ter of Tiberius i V. qui in the gods it is often associated with compatre, the same He also experienced fate with his father.
Name:
D. N. IVSTINIAN. PP Av.
D. IVSTINIANVS SERV^CHRISTJ. emperor standing d. cross the steps insi^^ He took hold of the bed
The new Augustus called himself slaves Christ's profession
F f 2
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Tiberius IV.
D. N. IVSTIN1ANV6, MVLTVS. A.
Tel.
Formal note, which Aagastit muUo9 I have been praying for years, and I have been praying in this place you wish V. MVLTIS X. departed. Di- but to eat: TtoKv^^^oifi^eiv Tv^^acfikeigf to pray for the emperor's long life. Vi- of , which at Namos Timilea cangius ").
Frotome reverse with stem cm- cigero d. the cross, s. cross ball group inscribed PAX
D. N. IVSTINIANVS. AND YOU- RIVER PP Two protomes, Lustiniani elder and bearded, sons of Tiberius IV. minor and the beardless, dexter standing among them they take hold of the cross.
Of the associated son Tiberius IV. pallo let's go deep.
Opposite parts
ANN. 20 in the middle of the great KvelVL AE. III. (Tannins.)
D. N. IhS. Ch.S. KING BEGNAN TIVM Place the Protome CMeti prominently raise up the right hand of blessing «. the book of the Gospels AY
Nora's epigraph and typos, onwards frequenting the forests
IhS. Christ D. F. KING. reign TIVM Like a protome. Av. (Mass.Com of Vilzai.)
In particular, the initial letters D
F. idest: Dei FiliuSn
"
» »
VICTORY AVGV. Cmz persistently steps AV* (Band. Tannin.)
K between two bloods^ at the bottom of PAX. AE III. (Tannins.)
It appears from the mouth, the Lastinian peace Msgnopere had been expected. eat it am above the globe inscribed ri^» we give
PRETTFM.
Aorei R.
Argentei O
Bronze RRR.
TIBERtFS tF.
Lustiniani II the son, of whom, and of whose name we put the father's coin.
LBONTtFS tt. The first of the Eastern armies, then the commanders of the rulers of Greece
a) He argued. of inf. ae^i nom. § 43.
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229
OtDnibus lasUniano to capture pnr- pnram arceasitns imperatofem easily in he reduced the potateal, and tmncated the nose He exiled Cherson in the year 6<)5* At cam the battle of the Saracens would fall unhappily, in ejua locom Tiberiot V. Tnlgos Absima- ros •officitur, who Tictnm Leontii re- the noses of the section turned into the monastery in the year 698. lustia- nns IL restitutns on the throne in the whole Circus applied
Don't I : P. Leonti A. Proto adverse diadem d. round about VICTORY AVGVSO!) Crutp oblong, at the bottom of CONOB Av. (Tannins.) "
Let us know others who have hitherto been to whom this Leontius tribe was accustomed, We consider them to be restored by Leontius I Tide described after Zeno's coin Aug. page I read
PRBTIFM.
Anrei ............. RRBB.
TIBBRIF8 F. AbsimaruB.
Tiberius, when he was still a prisoner said Abnmaru9f adTcrsus Leontius created by Augustus in Crete and Constantine Nopoli, landing, overthrew his rival on the throne in 698. He himself from Lustinianus II. exile in I stole the tree and slipped away He was born in the year 7o5.
Name:
D. TIBERIV8 PEB yel: PP. tcI
PE Av.
Protome adTcrsa with stem cross cigero d. enough across the chest pretentious, a. clTpeum, in which the knight
Opposite walls:
VICTORY AVG. ve simiiiier, scri- pittra very barbarous. cross over the steps* busj at the bottom of CONOB Av. (Mus. Caes. Band.) AB. (Tannins.)
PRBTIFM.
Golden BB
Silver RBBB.
FILBPICFS Bardanes. Bardanes laitiniaDi II. He hates to say that he loved the royal city of Tictoria with ease
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FILEPICVS BARDANES, ART. DUCKS
He killed his rival Cam's son, and Philippicus • there he imposes Domen in the year 711. Ipt closer to Titus' impiety-and filth a pure and private conspiracy in the year 718 will know"
Number :
D. N. F1LEPICV8. MVLTVS
AN. Protomeadversacumstemma"
I will crucify you with a ball of crucifixion
"I will take him with an eagle." VICTORY AVGV* additional numbers Greece C^tfx auper gradidua^ in imQ CONOB. Av. (Mu8. Caes.) AR. (Ta* nini.)
♦
D. N. FILEPICVS. MVLTOC.
AN. Idemfypua VICTORY IVSTA, Cross on the steps . bua, at the bottom of CONOB AV* (Band.)
PRBTIFM.
Golden RR..
Silver . . • • • • ..... . . RRRR.
Bronze "- • Oh
AHTEMiyS AN^STASIFS It.
For Philepicus to the purple Tocatus in the year 7i3, how little do you care to spend rep. he could, having been summoned by the rebellion of the soldiers there is a certain Theodosius Augustus they decided Inferior civil war He abdicates the matter, and retires to Thessalonica in 716. Lost from time to time to be recovered loved by the emperor as well as Lcon III. He was ordered to die in 719.
Don't I :
D. N. APTEMIVS faicj ANk^ STASIVS.MVL. Protome adverb aa with attemmate crusader d.glo* bum Crucigerum^ a. volume
VICTORY AVGV. additional numbers cia A cross above the gradihua^ at the bottom of the CONOB. Av. (Mus. Caes. Tannin.)
PRETIFM
Golden RR
Ar^entei and aenei > . Oh
Theodosius III. Adramytenua
Having discovered the exaction of the tributes at Adramytia, he was brought to war it would be odd for Anastasius's refractory soldiers to carry the Saracens, fa- A reluctant emperor was created in the year 71 5
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231
6e suffered, and having done so, he was among the clergy It was registered in the year 71^7. .
Numiz D. N. THE0D0SIV8. AVG.
First of all, the opposite is true cruciger d. a group of crusaders €, volume VICTORY AVG. cross step by step at the bottom COWOB, AV. (Band. Tannin.)
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Golden RRR
Silver and bronze ••»«••»»! 3 O.
ttEO JJl* I^aurut*
Obscure genealogy in Isauria forfuna to the highest level hit, then to the command itself, later- than Theodosius voluntarily abdicated the purple shot in .717 Constantine's Muslims the besiegers of the city itself were strongly repressed. At that time the sacred MnagiQibns war of the pious He turns away from himself the aniffios, by which he was made, As the provinces were separated from him, Italy would insist on independence. Mo- It was written in 741.
The wife, from whom she was born, was married AriaTasdus, of whom below, and Constanti' , no » Copronmus, who suocessit
Name:
There are many things in the disposition of this age The gods are uncertain, so the reason is quite useless suitable, which convinces those of God Leo III., who IV, V, VI are appli- candL We come last after others in these (i« Sestinius *) worked for the tribe, and the catalog of the lions
nom.en inscribed ofiTerunt, and them sin* I will certainly cut down the throats of Leo, I have seen him that is, tribes spring nor here, as op- satisfied, with most of the ju- He had no cause for his day, rarely so- I think that it should have happened to no one, either weak to dispel this darkness sit with the helper The less the addition of children names can supply light, ia the reason is that it happens by chance, like everyone else these four last lions The Gauls would have had the said Constantine. We the gods of these in a probable manner we will place it, and where it is not even true we will have an appearance, that very uncertainty then to tell that we will not be destroyed.
Numis Leo IIL aolius.
D. LEON. PP Av. or:
NO. LEON. P. A. MVL. or if
miiifer, Protomeadversa with stem^ I will raise my mate d. volume, *. glow* bum cross
a) Letlere Tom II. page 91.
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CONSTANTINVS y, COPRONYMVS.
VICTORY AVGV. or more Cross standing on the steps. A V* (Mus. Caes. Ta- nini.) AE IIL (Tannins.)
Numi Leania III. and Constantine F. fitti
They are numbered in the preceding malt more frequent
D. N. LEON. P. A. MVL. Pro-
reverse tome with the crest of the cross
I carry d, a group of crosses, «. vo*
the light
D. N. CQNSTANTINVS. NO. Similar
protome. AV- AR. AE. III. (Mua. Caes%
Tannins, Settini.)
D. N. LEO P. A. MVL. Similar protome. D. N. CONSTANTINVS Frotome supcr base, to his left a cross, below M, on the sides, on this side ANNO, on the other 20 AE. IL (Mu8. Caet.)
LEON. St. Const. Protome Leo nis and Constantine with the pedigree cross
M, to whose breadth on this side 30, on the other side NNI7, above the cross AE. II. (Mus. Caes.)
I am tired of all the epigraphs, 8ola generally with a monetary rudiment Diyersos, and nowhere will they do so to mention the price. Who is hot? to fully know Tolet, let Bandurium come, Ta- too much, Sestinius.
Numis Leo II and the sons of Constantine F> and LeonisIF, nephew.
b. LEON. P. A. MVL. Protome
reverse ctsm ctemma crucigero
d. the cross
C0NSTANT1N08. St. Leo. O. NEOS
Protomeduaeadversae.AY (Mua.^Caet.)
These were named under the reign of Leo III. to be recognized
could not; for at that time dost thou
yielded, Leo IV. the grandson was not yet born.
Therefore they are within the iroperium of Constans.
tini V., who renoyated the memory of his father
He took it off. The same Leo III., ted vt
aTum, the purpose of Tidebimas in names
Leonia IV*
PRETIFM
Aureus C.
Argptei • • . RR
Aeneas R.
CONSTANTINFS F. Coprongmus.
Leo III Isanri iiliua, that baptist* AO admotufl polluting water Terat, whence his impiety foretold Tit nrbis patriarch haruspex, con- Titius was called a copronymus. That year born in 719, following the emperor's decree,
He died to his father in 741. ArtaTaK I hated the renaissance of Agnstnm He tingles, and his eyes glow. In wars ad- yeraom the Bulgarians and the Saracens but the infamy of unfaithfulness works. Sa- You will also imagine the example of the father
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ARTAVASDVS, NICEPHORVS L
253
He pointed out the war, because he had denied Christ ipsvm, and carried his mother. Jforitur in 775*
Yxor L Irem^ mother LeonhlK, qni passed away
Num$:
They, and all the people, will be killed by their father Leo III , Tide in hujas coin^
D. N. CONSTANTINO PP Pro- tome beardless with ^temmate crtf, cigero d. a group of crusaders.
VICTORIA* AVG - - Cross. Av. AH.
(Band. Tannin.)
Yix other certain hnjas Augnsti nnmi ha-
they are If there are others, perhaps with
mixed with the noses of other Constantines
I am
PRETIFM
Golden • • • • B.
Silver •'••••••• BR«
Bronze BRB
ARTAVASDVS and son NICBPHORPHS I
Artarasdus, leader of the Armenian theme by Leo III. on account of the faith given to him the marriage of Anna's daughter and Neropalata he is gaining a position. Dead Lion in the year 741 9 hold y he would see everyone's hearts, obey when he took off his clothes, and with him fled Constantine The emperor of the Poles is recognized around the year 742, and following the son of Nicephorus with he chooses the legate. Reversed fortunes from a rival Constantine y. He dyed, and with his sons lis priTator in 743
Name:
These were unknown to Bandario later on brought out ^
Mr. No. AHTAVASDO Protome adverse d. gtobum crudgerum
Mr. No. CONSTANTINV. Protome ad- true d. a group of crusaders, in floor two the other AV
Numura this, once in the museum of Cle- Tes, published by Loberlus with the addition of iconism ^), Constan tin y a rival, and an enemy by nature, This is a strange thing, of course. For neither history remembers, between the two when the peace and the treaty were established.
G.ARTAVASDOS.MVLT. Pro- reverse tome with cross I wear d cross before the chest9 L. NICHFORVS. MVLTV. A. Protome juvenile monkey cuitu* AV. AR.
Aureum gave Pellerinias ^), silver
u) Sclence des Mcd. Tom, II. p. 386 (Vol. FHL)
b) honey 50 pages 171
Gg
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254
LEO IV CHAZARVS.
teoft biQOt added Taoinius. They clearly confirm what is said about Nicephorus the collegium of the dead to betray the writers.
PRETTFM.
▲ gold and silver ««•••••.. RBRB«
LES IF Chazarut
His father Constantine V. Copronyms mother Irene, daughter of the Chagans of the Cha^ars, from which the surname of Khazari stuck to him. . Born in 750 | equally imperative cited His father died in 775 AD qaod openly professed to be a heretic He ran into popular hatred. GeYnroarum disgusted with lust, with a precious crown distinguished by pebbles, such as Mauricioa in ec» he had dedicated the clay, had put it on his head, He took them from the head of the carbuiical, but the scribes of that age say, a little later He died in 780.
Yxor Irene Attica^ whence the son of Cofh 9tan$mu9 FL^ who succeeded.
Name:
Prefaced to the gods of Leo III. it is difficult to be among the gods of the three the behavior of the Lions Not even Bandurius finds a single coin, whom Leo IV. he would give confidently. I warned in the same place, cl. With the help of Sestine Contact the Ainsliean Museum for more information an attempt was made to trust, from which the law dictated tis en tibi numos, quoos Leoni haic We will give our own way.
LEON. VS8ESS0S. CONSTANT
TINOS O. NEOS Leo IF H
CoMtantinm FL with stcmmatidm
d. voUunen tO'
a cross above.
LEON. Pope CONSTANTINE PA-
THR The two prologues of Leonius III. and Con'
etantini F. with "temmatecrucigero" immo'
god cross AV#
Bandurius gave this money, and the author of the museum at Theupoli. Both of them He adjudged Leo VI*, and in the reception gave Tera an inscription ^ Epigraph phen nius from the two museums of Ainslie. Pre- clearly he threw You have given birth to Leo IV* and his son Constantine VI., on the reverse, Leo III. , and Constantine V., our Leo grandfather and father, what opinion they set up the riches and every tocabula. For Leb partis aTcrsae dicitnr PAP. , and toz vtcmno^ signifies grandfather^ not indeed, as said Sestinius; barbarous^ but purely and anciently Greek, for Plato and Aeschylus had already used them nes, and others. And Leo IV* a^^ was Leo III. CONSTANTINE PA- THB explains himself as FATHER. What does this mean, the barbarian Terbu vs.
a) Letter Xom. II. page 95.
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IRENE.
235
SE8S0N part of the antechamber no one bactenns
could adequately explain*
m
Namoa others whom Sestinius Leoivi lY. given away, Yide described in the coin Leo- nis Vt
A£0. Ifnperator atans when dior
demaie crucigerus d. offer the cross
gam, «. a group of crusaders Arabic epigraph. M large above monogram XP AE. 111
AAMACKOC. The same for the emperor
standing type The same is reversed. AE. III
AAMA2K02. The same for the emperor
stanlis tgpus
No Oh
a
no other type, AE.
AAMA.
He gave these gods with the help of Sestinius Tarius
ris of his place, and indeed Tomo II. village
87, 97 and 201 9 Tome III. page 180
Some of the Zionisms are table Y« n. 6.
7. 8. They are in the museum of Ainslieanot and te- you are Taninius, who resisted the same gods tuit *), also in Borgiano. Sestinin who is also followed by Taninius, epi- Graphene renders Arabic: CAazarus cn^ the pig of Pamasci £rit therefore Terbum CAaza^ the name of the country which J^eoni ly. from mathematics it was originally entered, as we have said. Cl Adler, who later the matter of Tulgayit too^), reads? Cusus * Chazarus of Damascus. Meanwhile, not ob- Sestinius thinks he stands, for Chazar I also read that Chadar can be rendered in Arabic In the name of the lion, for that joke To the Arabs it signifies a lion, a much better sentence will be given to me more talkative, because C&azarus Terum and legi- the name of our lion was not a shield, but a tract from the mother, and only from Tulgo superadded, such as names, by Tariia for reasons not easily recorded published to be inserted sewucTere. Reasons why these Bumos Sestinius to this poet Leo than his name to another proper tc- lit, the author sets forth copiously, which to c).
PRBTIFM.
RRR
Silver RRRR.
Bronze RR
JRENB.
Aikens rising from Loon IV. wife In the year 780, Tita took control of Harito
a.) Pag. 416. b) Mouse; Cufic. Borg. Part II cdil. II. AltODae 1795- pag. \7Q, c) Tom. U. page 87.
Gg a
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(:t>NSTANTINVS VL
for his son Constantine YI. in the name of guardianship I managed Cultivated image coact He resisted the council of Nicaea X. from the mother's yoke impatiently in or-' is humbled, prevails again, son that efifoss rendered useless to the eyes yet he usurps the authority of the matter, until a ce{»horo Logotheta captured in 802, and she was transported to Lesbos heated up
NumiT EIPINH. BASILISH* Therefore ^ Irenes adoersa d. glohum crucig^ cross I typed an epigraph on oats for him
Av. (Band. Tannin)
"
Gods, in which the name Con* is joined at that time YI son see container in hujua currency
PRBTIFM.
Golden, BRB
Silver in the gods son of BBB*
Aeneas • O.
CONST^NTINFS FI.
Ex Leo lY and Irene born in 771. After the death of his father in 780, when the very decade of his mother's suffering was forced, this was finally removed by yim He alone commands. After 12 years mother powerless and ambitious with the help of his party he plucked out his son's eyes, who a little later yiyendi ended in 797
Name:
CONSTANTINE BAS Head
diadem d. a group of crusaders.
IBINH. Arovsti Head Irenaeus d. glow
bum crucigerum^ s. the cross AY (Tannins.)
* *
CONSTANTINE S. IBINL EC OEY. BASIS written in . area of the god IHSVS.XPISryS.NICA. Cmx steps, AB (Tanini. Com. Vitzai.)
Coin like Tide in coin pa* three of Leo IV. EC ©EV is Greek but written in mixed Greek letters and Latin for EK. 0
♦ * _
I CONSTANT. Protome adverse
d. * sceptre. O. A. AIMITPL Protome adversa nim- Bata S. Demetrius d. Aastam, AE* III. (Pellerin Mel. I. page 232.)
Proposed in the arersa O Ayiog AHMH- TPIo^, who in commanding Gal. Maximian He suffered the martyrdom of Thessalonica, de quo yide plnra in numis Theodore Dn« cae Is this not the name of this Constantine? and not rather from the followers of another, my I am not certain, even doubting, I am not going herald Pellerinius
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237
TAHinias hoic Augntto plares aareos • he pleads, in which the reader is afraid: IH8. XS. KING, BEGNANTIVM, Te- Rome did not approve of them,
I can't be afraid. Bjindarias today AugoBti brings a single name, and that a singular cap from Octaius Strada^ so much so
PRETIFM
Golden « • « • BBH.
Silver ..•••« .^ « BBBB.
Aeneas uncertain
NICEPHORFS U. Logotheta.
Felencia brought, the patricians and log Name: MICEPHOBOS. BASIL. Protome averaa with a crusader pedigree d. the cross volume STAVBACIS DESTROY fsiij Protome juvenilt with the cruciger stem d» glo* Jmm of the crusaders. AY (Mus. Caes.) PRBTtFM. Aarei «. . BB In other melals ..•...•.».. O. STAFR^CiFS. the son of Nicephorus, and joined in the government ^a. In the battle against Balgaros, in ^oo the father perished, he himself graciously saved them, and brought him to Constantinople to transfer power to Theo's wife He was preparing a meal, but Michael intervened
They shut themselves up in that year and follow the yitam it ended
Name:
In these com pater junctom already yidi- I do not know that others exist just like me.
Bhangabe, with whom he vindicated himself Before the year 811, Staoracius became the founder of the monastery.
MICHAEL L Rhangabe and Curopatata.
'The sons of Theophjlactus, called Bhangabe from the throne, from time to time, given to Procopius Ni-
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Cephori II daughter, Coropalata hog in the pot gna caeso brought the command to you first he reciMavit, Temm andito, from Staoracio with the eyes of the suit, he was eager to compare them put on in the year 811. he was adorned with these, so in battle 8 the Bulgarians were unhappy. Hence the concepts when the messengers were defeated, Leo* even the Armenian emperor from the soldiers cried out, they like the purple of the monks He changed his habit when he was a year old. You are 9 command
He gives his name
MIXAH. BACIAS. Protome d. Iddarum, «• ghbum erucigerum.
IC. 90 Protome ChrUH. Av. AB II.
(Band.)
MICHAEL Like a protome.
MICHAEL Like a protome. AY (fiend.) Nuila is sure of the ralio, these gods
to this Michael before giving the fans* in
I doubt this
I was pleased to know others.
PRETrVM.^
Golden RR
Silver ••.•••..••••.. O.
Bronze •••••.•....,..• R«
LEO r. Armenian
Armenians by nation, whence they know the mind came to him. His Majesty's Empire He prepared for himself the year when Michael was disturbed 81 3. A wicked man, and a perjurer, and so much more to the slanders of the writers titus, how many monks and clergy he presented himself among the sacred they completed the rati in the year 830
He had a son, Constantine he learned a colleague, but who after pa* Tnutilatus with the same three members, relegated and he led the miserable deinccps of the life.
Name:
Nowhere do I see this lion's head Bandurius gave a hundred. The following de-
says Sestinius, and the painting is painted III. the last:
A£0. A€Cn. Leo standing opposite K(Jt)NS. Aec. Currently fitiw adoer- iu$ $tans A£. III.
There were four Lions, lU. lY. Y. and yi, that Constantine the son of the empire I had a colleague. Why this money? Leo V. ascribes, it is in cau^a, that the term deCIIOTHC only posc Leo lY began to be used in the world We must rest in this judgment, when there is no other surer guarantee.
Others, whom the various catalogs here y
0 Letter Tom; II. pa^. 84
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MICHAEL n. BALBVS.
239
and he will describe what is said in this nesciOy cxxr cannot be applied to ours. EiaxQina, if you are so kind
MICHAEL II BalbuB.
Phryx Ajnorlanus because of the lingna liam Tocatttt Balbus, Leoni Y. primum dear ones, then because of the sharp transgressions the nun was thrown into chains in it, that he should play the temerity of death, when a con- I was dragged out of the prison after I had killed Leo He prefected the sum of the matter in the year 820. He suffers the persecutions of the Muslims, under his command to draw down Crete and Sicily. dead himself in the year B29.
\xoT. Thecla^ from which the nalus of Theophis" 1u$, of which below. /
Numi Michaelis IL soliuw.
MICHAEL. BASILETS RM. /^sicj Vrotome averaa with attemmate cruciger d* laharum^ b. gloam crucigerumy to the right from heaven the hand appears.
IHS. XIS KING reigning Prc
tome of Christ Av. (Tannins.)
MICHAEL EC ©ET. PISTOS BASILEV8. POMAinN write ptum in the middle of the sky.
IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA Cross step
hus insisting AR« (Tannins.)
Vtrifmque nnmom Taniniot no sa-
tis transfers here for a certain reason, and I don't know why should the former aureus be of Michael II. 1 Qoam was the first tribe of this name. The voice of those who believe, this is still the age infrequently, after II. more frequent for centuries. Bandurius had no money but Balbi reviewed, all of them associated with Theo- son
Numi MichaeUs II, the son of Theophilus.
MIXAH. or: MIXAHL BA
SILEVUS or BA First of all, £Mm
with the stem and the crucifix, €) Eophilus. or: EOPHILUS. Look down or in the same way harhare. First of all, like * AV« (Band. Mos. Caes.)
MICHAEL St. EOPHILUS. EC
0 ET. BASIL ROMAION.
written in the area of the oumi. IHSVS XPISTVS NICA Cross over steps AR. (Tannins.)
MICHAEL St. 0EOPHILUS. For
tomas of both M tnagnum^ here 30 iUinc NNN, a»- pra crucicula^ infra 0.' AE.. I. H. IIL (Mus. Caes. Band.)
PBETirM.
Golden RR
Silver ... 1 RRBR.
Aeneas R.
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240
THEOPHILVS
T H E O P H I L F S
Hichael II Balb's daughters associate with their father there in the year Sai, and in the year 829 he died succeeds In the grayest wars of the Saracens Nis Agitalas dies in 842.
Yxor Tkeodora^ whence Michael III. and perhaps Consianthiu^i empire eonlegacy.
©eofil. BASIL Prologue with
^Miemmae crucigero d. the cross^ 9^
volume
M large^ to whose sides from here 30
beyond NNN, above cross^ below 0. AE.
IL (Mus. Caes.)
He does not send
Those, in whom he is joined with the paler, JSumi Theophilus and the sons of Michael 111. yide in this^ monela. to him the Consianian
Numis Theophilus sous.
GEOPHILOS Prologue with siem-
May cructgero^ d. throw a job
carry 0EOF1LOS» Similar Proiome. Why? Ay. (Mus. Caes.)
EOPHILUS. Bk. Proiomesimiirs. EOPHILUS. B.A. The emperor took the cross children Av. (Band.)
EOPHIL. BASIL Emperor
standing helmet d. of the lips
s. a group of crusaders. 0EOFILfi. AVOGVSTE SV. NICA8 without iypo^ AE. II. (Mus. Caes.)
EOPHILUS. BASIL Protome
d. a group of crusaders. CVRIE BOH0H. TO 80.) OVLO E. Cross Av. (Mas. Caes.)
For this was once Tulgari *), And I said, the reverse epigraph up to now noYam can be expressed more purely in Greek: KTPIE. BOH0EL Til. 2X1. AOTAII: Lord, help my servant.
Michael was united in these gods and Constantine the sons of Theophilus tandi, most grateful doubt, and rightly Begerus moved it, and first the cansa of Michaelis, whom these gods call they propose a bearded man, yet a boy it was quite a day when father he died Oati of Constantine from Theophilus Again, no one remembers. to be worn out Bandarins should not be affected by these doubts. but he rejects the case partly in history his aeyt darkness, partly in money riornm radiatum, infirm aane efugioy but with which we console ourselves; wow although we recognize the difficulty, to bring yet the desperate causes are not remedied" Let's talk.
EOPHILUS. BASIL ©• Pro- iome with the cruciger the cross, s. volume MICHAEL St. Constantine. Prologue the two beards of Michael Coneiantini im* drink with siemme cruciger. AV* A£' m. (Mus. Caes.)
a) Sjlloge L p«g. 112.
Digitized by
THEODORA, THECLA. MICHAEL lU.
241
PHBTJFM.
Golden « • • # B*
Silver'. • "Oh
The various forms of Aeoeus C.
THEODIOIUS Theophilus with his daughter THECLA.
I died to my husband for my son cbaele III., until he grew up, impe- manages the river From time to time In the year he moved to the monastery G57.
Thecla, daughter of Theophilus and Theodora aifratre Michaele in the same year as his mother from the exact court of the palace and the crowds of monks steric isolation has changed.
No m I .•
Eodora. DESPOVNA Pro- reverse tome with crucifixion
I wear d^globum crucigerum^ s. crw oblong and transverse MICHAEL St. ©Ecla. Michael III. child either on the right side with a cruciger stem on the left, Thecla with a crucifix d^ the cross, AY.
Prior to this numsm ToJgayit Dncan- ginfl, but did not add metal, followed tu8 golden tannins biuQS ejusdem argn- He finds the mind. These gods are sunl; the rarest
* *
Numus, in which Theodora is joined with the son of Miebael, see the container in the currency of this
MICHAEL III.
A son born to Theophilus and Theodora in the year 836 Augustus was succeeded by his father appeal no. He died in 842 Tbeo- The mother was willing to marry him for her son. presides, but haDC's son in 867 ma- After three warnings, he threw out the tired court, so- Ignatius Pa- the seat of the Constantinople triarchs Photius, who was forged by Torbatus, suffices. By Basil Macedorie, who was born in 866 he had said to the emperor, He was killed in 867. Caruit prMibos
{Vol FIIL)
Name:
MICHAEL St. ©Eodora. Two protomae^ from Michael the Electre^ on the left of Theodora's mother.
IHSVS CHRISTMAS Prologue of Christ
Av. (Mus. Caes.)
The same reverse.
IHS. XIS KING reigning Pro-
tome of Christ Av. (Tannins.)
MlXAHA. Protome reverse with d. the ball of the crusaders
H h -
Digitized by
242
Basil I. Macedo
The same stranger. AY* (Tannins.)
MICHAEL. RULES More tne adveraa d, a group of crosses.
BASILIYS» KING. Protome of Basil
turned AE. L
Ta- that he had been excavated in the museum of Sayorgnan, and by cK Liruti Tulgatum, and illustra- then Recently also in the Caeaarean museum yielded
PRBTIFM.
Golden • • . RRR.
Silver • • • O.
Bronze RRRR.
Basil I Macedo
Born of humble lineage in Thrace, e Macedonia went to Constantinople and recommended to Michael III. to am from this he was ejected from the greatest honors, without and he was adopted and called emperor in 866. His mind alienated from himself when he saw, and inclined to another sluv ^ia, preyeniendum pericnlo ratus an ungrateful benefactor cut off in 867, and the empire alone retains. In the year following Ignatius the patriarch Photius restored the exile by knocking, after Ignatius cat, the author of the continuous schism, that today Latin and Greek separates the church Basil dies in the year 886
Eudocia Ingerina's wife, from whom they were born Constantius yiyo still dead with his father Leo Ft.f and Alexander.
Numi Basilii /. alone
Basil Basileus Basil seated opposite with a stem What does the right hand hold on the crucifix?
Basil EN 0EO. Basileus ROMEON. written in the midst of a god. AR AE. II. (Band. Mus. Caes.) In others: IHS. XPS KING reigning For tome of Christ Av. (Band.)
Numi Basii /. with the sons of Constantius rilL and Leo Vh
BASIL C. CONSTANTI B.A.
in others:
Basil AND CONSTANT.
AVGG. B.
Two protomes with stethmate cru-
cigero d. they hold the cross together IHS. XX. KING reigning Pro- tome of Christ • AV* (Mus. Caes.)
Basil CE CONSTANTINE
PISTV. BASIL ROMEO. i>
area of the god IflSVS. CHRISTVS NIKA. Cross over step AR. m. m. (Tannins.)
BASIL 8. CONST. B.A. two ivt
the sitters of the lips nna
they hold
Digitized by
CONSTANTINVS Vni.
243
Basil St. Constantine EN 00 Basel POMAION tcript in the middle of the sky*
Yideo, from ancient times the customer whom I have described in this article Basilius, son of Constantine, that chaos is brought, why should I prefer this Basil II. they are to be awarded, qoi his brother Constantine, a partner in the empire he had Basil's following is certain these days,
who conjoins the other Lion of those
LEON. BASIL CONST. AVGG.
Protome middle higher B (william inier
4nas minor Leonia VL and Con^
, of the sons of St
BASIL CONSTANT. St. Leo. EN
00. BAS^LS. ROMEON. written to me
oh god
PRETIRM.
Golden R*
Silver RRR.
Bronze ..Ct
CONSTANTINE VIIL
The son of Basil I. and Eudocia, in the year 868, called Augustus, died a child before his father in the year 879
Name:
We have immediately seen those in whom he is associated with his father and brother Leo. that others had hitherto been found, who would stand him alone.
LEO VL, Sapiena.
Basilius L's second son, five years old He is called the executor in 870 of the plot Accused of his father tor, but not convicted, acquitted, roor- and your paollo succeeds in the year after his father 886. Various, and generally unlucky with He fought wars with the barbarians. He died in 911.
Wife IV Zoe Carbonopsina, mother Constantine X. Porphyrogenitus and with a goat joined in the woods.
Numis Leo VL soiius.
LEON. EN XQ). Basileus Rom. Protome crucigera reverse with a crusader d. lada* rum ^ s. volume
1H8. XPS KING reigning tome of Christ Av. (Tauini.)
Hh a
Pro-
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LEO VI wise ALEXANDER.
LESSON EN XO). EVSECHS
BASILEYS RCOMAICON, «m-
right in the middle of the sky" IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA Cross over thank you, AB (Mass. Caes»)
LEON. Basileus BOM Im-
a bearer with a cruciger crest
#. volume* LEON. EN ©EO. Basileus ROME ON, in the middle of the cloud. AE. every for- TDae (Band. Tanini» Mus. Caes.)
They dedicate these gods to Leo VI harder, Taninius, Sestinius, but why ex- closed yelling Leo V.9 reason ju- they do not bring the staff. Of course I'm his judge I do not find a suitable reason for this.
LEON. EN 100 Basileus ROMAICON. Protome adoersa bearded with the crest of a crusader*
MARY M.A. 0V Protome adversa^ve-
with wide arms outstretched, AV-
(Pellerin Mel. I. page 172.)
This is a remarkable coin
Leonis only modestly casts Pelle-
kidney ^
*
© EV. BASILIS, seripittminarea
gods IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA step cross bus stopping* AR (Sestini Tom. IL pag.
LEON. St. Constantine. EC
0EV BASIL ROMAION
written on the floor of the god
IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA step cross
bus stopping, AR (Sestini Tom. II. pag.
99-)
Sestinius went to Le oni IV 1 allerus of Leo VI. In both you will find no difference, except that in to the other is added the ROMAION yoke, that if TO be added, siye omitsnm or whether or not it discriminates enough, me- when I believe they all wander* Nuus du- bito, that both are of one Leo, or Leonis IV*9 or yi., or also V.t q^ia I don't find the argument appropriate I do not decide.
Numi Leo FI with his brother Hexander.
Numi Leo IV with his son Constantine X
LEON. St. Constantine. EC
SoH these in certain hnjus Leos nu- they are the worst to be had, but those who are nearest we will give
PHETIRM,
Golden ^ ..... . RRR.
Silver BR.
Aeneas • • B.
ALEX^NDEH.
The third son of Basilius, already called Augustus by his father, received this honor through his brother
Digitized by
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he also retained the government. Here after each imp. sit quickly with the stem
deceased the murderer of Conslantinus impuberis crucigerus d, one of the taborum holds
He was the son of Leo, following in the year 912 ex- LEON. 8« ALEXANDER. BASIL
extinguished BOMEON, written in the midst of a god.
Numi: AE. L (Mus, Caes.). LEON. St. Alexander physical
PREFLFM. Aenei tanturo L and IL furnue .»•.;.. BR
liOMANVS L Lecapenus, and sons CHRIS TOPH OHV S, STEPHANVS,
CONSTANTINE 9
Under Leo YL among the imperial proce- * matter, his then to Constantine X. im- when he went into the hall, he was laughing for the first time son-in-law, from time to time associated with the same He ascended to the pinnacle of government in the year 919. Not only did he thereby become more cheerful, but also the son of Christopher, He said that he preferred Constantine himself he began I place it in the dead of Christopborus Stephen and Constantine, the sons of Augustus he said. When death was near to him he would feel, first of all on the upper boards Constantine X. returned the place, which Stephanus carrying the grayate, his father in suJam Proten expelled in 944 9 ^^i ^^' Nachi instituted the profession two years later "He breathes.
Vxor Thcodora^ ex.qua nati Christo* phorusy Stephen^ Constantine IX. Au- all tasted, and remembered in heaven.
Number: *
ROMAN AND XPISTOFOS AVGG. with additional arithmetical features
the Greeks Two protomes with at the crucifixion of Father Ro* maniy and the sons of Christopher Cru^ they hold together
IHS. XPS KING reigning Christian
Stus sitting* AV. (Mus. Caes.)
ROMANO. XPISTOFOR* CE
CONSTANT EN XO). EVSE
BASIL R. written in the area of the god IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA Cross over steps AR. m. m. (Mus. Caes.)
This god is very clearly shocked, because Bandurius had already observed, but not Bomanus. himself only, but also his son Christopher Rum was preferred to Constantine.
CONS.C.BNOS.CSHFM Three imp. standing with the stem of the cross I wear XBIST - - SHIP. Proto-Meadians, qua- the left side of the crucifix rior d. glohum crucigerum, s. cross in He holds a bow. Av. *)
a) Sestina Leltere T. II. page 20 and 202
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CONSTANTINVS X. PORPHYROGENITVS.
Sestinius, the interpreter of the middle emperor Bomanas is indicated by the contract BNOS whose sons Constantine and Stepha stand by by their various names, letters SHFM barbaric indeed, ta- Men are quite comfortable with Siephanus Arga- beings On the opposite side he said to be proposed Christopher, this also Bomani and Augustus, and his wife Sophia, but that he persuaded with difficulty. For the first time, when Christopher inter Augustus was probably the elder of the children it is not, that it was in fact, as told by the father Tulsus would be dragged into the arresa as a prelate to the younger brothers it is similar, as Ducangius confirms, Stephanura and Christopher Constantine I know that Augustus was not yet a brother. but only after his death who, however, from the mind of Sestinius in this nu- roo are joined with brother, as und Augustus fiflssent« Finally he admits himself a learned man, the reverse epigraph to be dark and lacking. wait das igilur numns other msgis nidus sa-
nusqae, who cao us from the part of the ayersa be sure to instruct him.
I add another illustrious daughter-in-law, Gujas recently shared a description with me cavit cK Cousinerjtts :
. BOMAN. CONSTANT. STG-
FANS Ce. CONSTANT. €N.
100 B. B. Mcriptum in the area
god IHSVS XBISTVS NICA Cross, in cu- ju8 tnedio shield with Roman effigy next to the BCOMA record. AB
First of this address TOCaba- lum is spoken of our Bomanus, qood followed by CONSTANT., Constantine X the son of Leo VI., congregant of the empire but, as I said, the other two have been postponed Stephanura and Constantine IX. daughters Bomani appears, Christopher Bo- mani's daughter, the eldest born, then in the riyis that he did not make the aroplias, because in the younger ser rie is omitted. See all these c^ngro- beings with those who are wild boars in Bomani I told Tita. Stephen now the first it is certain that it appears in the raoneta.
. PRETIFM
Golden BB
Silver BBH.
CONSTyiNTINFS X. Porphyrogenitus.
The son of Leo VL and Zoes, since he was born in Porphyra, which is the name of a part of the palace was called Porphyrogenitus. father no 911 composed under the protection of his uncle Alexander Aug. it was, after which a little
rescued from the living, he commanded alone remp first administered by the Tarii tall men, then mother Zoe, deni- that Bomano Lecapeno, which I fijiam iUi He co-opted Helen, and the iroperator
al Famil. Byz. page 146. 148.
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CONSTANTINVS X, PORPHYROGENITVS
241
Inftnper he added dignity to himself com we love the 20th century with Boman he had commanded, first this, then go the sons of Stepkan and Constantine, these he also cunningly drove Augustus into exile, And Bolus afterwards commanded the Saracens through three parts of the world go Delightful writing of literary studies psit books^ which remain. He died in
9S9.
Yxor Helena^ from whom Bomanus was born if., Theodora Loanni 2imisci married others*
Numi Coiantim X. aolia^*
CONSTANTINE A. Introduction to veraa with crest and cruciger tL i^cem^ s, a group of crucifixes
IHS. XPS.. KING. reigns (Zicj Pro-
iome of Christ Av. (Tannins.)
COOKSTAND BASIL RCOM Like a prologue.
CONST. EN 0EO. Basileus RO-
MEON written in the middle of numd. AE. I.
II. (Mus. Caes. Band. Tannin.)
Both of us here are so sure
let it be hujas to Constantine, as to another homonymy
it cannot be given to me, for I am not more stubborn
to fight
A silver coin inscribed on an tick: EN TOVTCl). He kills BASIL CONS., which tannins to this Constant
tino offered, to be Basil II., in this We will show you the coins.
Numi Constantine X. with his mother Zoe.
CONSTANT. CE ZOH. b. Pro- Thomas of Constantine and Zoe of the Cross They hold the middle ground.
CONSTANTINE. CE ZOH. basil
ROMEON. written in the midst of a god. AE.
52 III. (Mus. Caes. Band. Tannin.)
Numi Constantine X. comfilio ottomanus II
CONSTANT. AND ROMAN
AVCC bA. Two protomes with
d. the cross together
they hold IHS. XPS KING reigning Pro- tome of Christ Av. (Mus. Caes.)
CONST. Norphyros CE RO-
HAND. EN XCl). EVSE RCl).
MEON. written in the middle of the sky IHSVS CHRISTVS NICA step cross bus stopping AR. (Tannins.)
llustris here ntfmus Porphyrogenitus co- He also mentions a gnome. repeat then we shall see in Basil II
CONST. AND ROMAN b. ROM Two impp. cross with pedigree* They hold together a group of crosses.
CONST. AND ROMAN EN Christ b.
ROMEO. written on the floor of the god. AE. II.
(Band.)
PRETIFM
Golden; RR*
Argenrei ...'. RRRR.
Aeneas R.
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248
Romans n. THEOPHANUS.
ZOE CardoHopaina.
Yxor Leonis YI., mother of Constantine X^^ cam qao io naaii jungitiir, nt eon» we said a little.
HOM/iNFS II.
Constantine X., and the sons of Helena No. 959, she was born to her father at the age of XXL Bring the commanders and the chiefs of the ISycephers Phocas inflicted many defeats on the Saracens city He himself is a soft-spoken slanderer rium ends with death in the year 963,
Yxor II. Theophanes, of whom soon. Basil II and Constantius were born nut 11
Name: Who should associate them with their father?
Constantine X., you see this.
m
RCOMMAN. BASIC RCOM Pro-
iome with the crest of the crusader d*
scepter a group of crusaders.
RCOMMAN. EN GEO). BASILEV8. RCO
MAICON. written on the floor of the god. AE. I.
(Mtts. Caes.) AE. IL (Mass. Vitzai.)
PRETIFM Aenei tanttitti, iiqae • • • •
R.
THEOPUANO
This sihl Romanus IL viii genera arose from the second marriage. This from living sahlato aliqaot months for the children Basil II and Constantine, who were young XI. managed the government until Ni- Cephorus Phocas from the soldiers of Agnstas He was divorced, and then she married him she was successful. To the other also to this husband he shot the survivors.
Numus: 0EO*AN. ACT Protome
Theaphanon's adverse d. scepter s. Glotnsm crucigerum. 0EOTOC. Beautiful First of all AE. II. (Band.)
The icon of the illustrious Cu* He had sent the bags to Bandurio. to destroy tae part of the obverse letter, but of the epigra* phe may judge the threats correctly. Quanqaanr and Tocabula 0EOAN the front part is not sufficiently yideatar proban- while, ^um aevi of this age 0EOFAN demands Numas here no doubt and cu- when after her husband Romanus died. for some time he presided over the government alone.
Digitized by
Nicephorus n. FOCUS
249
Nicephorus II. Fires.
born to Iltatri Geiiete and by Conatan lini X. and Bomaii 11. the empires were fined d«z palmarumt this dead plot in fear he went to Cappadcia 9 where from Citu was proclaimed emperor in 63* He proceeded to Constantinople, crowned that Theophanon of the Romans II Tidua he takes a wife, and wars afterwards against him He lays diligently on the conduct of the Muslims. John The plots of Zimisca and Theophanon who died in 969
Numi Nicephorus IL MoUut.
0EOTOC. bH0» fMicJ NICHF.
BE Pro(om6 deiparae nimbaia^
fiizia than M» 0.,^/ the other Ni'
the ephors hold the ttnd fflS. XX. KING reigning Pto- tome of Christ AY (Mus. Caes.)
NICHF. EN X(0. AVTOCRAT.
EVSE RASILEVS RCOMAIO).
written in the floor of the god. IHS. CHRIST VS. NICA cross ius clypeua^ in which the protome of Nicephorius next to the letters e.g. the initials NICF AR. (Tannins.)
Yid^ a coin similar to the way xnox hi Zi«' Biiiice.
OTCHF, BASILEY. RCOM For
tome with the stamp of a knife&^ d.
druc"
NICHF. EN ©EO). Basileus RCO MAICON. in ared nmmi. AE. I. IL
Numi Nicephorus II. with Bashio II. pri* beam
NIKHfOP* KAL BACIL. AVG.
B. P. Nicephorus and Basilius proto*
mae fenent the cross ona IHS. XP8. KING reigning Pro- tome of Christ AV« (Once Vindob. in mus. de France, now Hunter.)
NICHFOP. CE BASIL AVGG.
SA. Protomae as above. The same is reversed. Av. (Tannins.)
Numi gave the former icon itself Khellius *). Basil II already from his father Romans 2 Augustus was said to have been oonstat Dacangius then teaches ex Scylitze, he took him seven weeks from Zimis the government was admitted to the consortium ^). The gods present, the witnesses of Sjncfiron and Sincerely they teach eloquently, him from Nice also observe the forum for Augustus and he cites Khellins to this coin testimony of Consphantinus Manassis, nar- rantis c), Nicephorus iiiiis Roraani having spent his father's money. fake there also, as Bandurius says, Basi* lium IL snb Nicephorus lAxsM priyatam married*
a) Subpkm. to Vrill. page 305 chronic page 117 iPhone son)
b) Family Bjzant. page 144.
c) Compendium 1 i
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IOANNES I. ZIMISCES
FHETIFM.
Andrew "RR"
Silver BRRB,
Aeneas ••••«• R.
lO^NNES L Zimisces.
The noblest born of the genus Nieephoro to occupy against Romans II. those He was the author of the empire, sometimes incautious, that he had suffered an offense, and he said that he would become emperor in 969. Usual to him with the Saracens, Bulgarians, Rus- be fair Yeneno is removed from the middle of the year 975
Yxor altera Theodora Conatantini X« daughter
He gives his name
IHSVS.XRISTVS mCk.Proto- me itt shield^ which four cross% ambiunt^ cuiimcriptum: ICOAN
ICAONN. EN 100 Avtocrat EV- SEB Basileus BCOMAICO. written ia the area of futum. AR.
I once removed this singular number seoM^Ducis Tulgayi ■). surprising me then, and the unusual of this god is the tjpus, but he is now a partner in nnmo Nicephorus IT. Fhocae, whom I have just mentioned, is born. Why did I throw it right then, too? to no one else, who afterwards bears the name of John to take it, to be more secure in the tribe. £0 too to be preached jurecimeliumistnd, that nttlllus ezstat another, qni is sure to be hujoB You grew up. For many others, whom I have taken in you are wont to contribute, they are uncertain.
PRETIFM
Silver tantvm, and • • • «. • RRRR.
NVMI lOANNI ZIMISCI VVLQO TRIBVTL
EMMANOVHL* Protome CAristi^ According to fc7 Xc7 IHSVS XRISTVS. BASILEV. BASIL tn area numi^ AE. II. (Mus. Caes.)
Ducangius killed these gods everywhere He expounds very clearly from those things that Scylitzes and from the river Cedrenus of Zimis
bent : n^cfsru^s ^s , ^ets iv rc^ f9fif a) No. vet. page 317- Digitized by Google IOANNES I. ZIMISCES 251 tori$, which had not been done before. In al- on the other side, the letters Lati' are scratched nae in hane sentence: lESFS CHRh STVS REX REGVM See this below admonishment very clearly with these gods breathing, but in what words: that an^ tehac de facto nou est da: formerly in the front part of the nomomm but now the protomen of Christ Yide these apod Da-* I will change * • These are the names of the Zimiscians of Gonjungi there are usually many other gods, who have left im- after completing the picture the womb of Christ, the yel of the cross, the yel of the holy femnt, and istnd this one of chaos, qaia is more appropriate for reviewing them not esl places, when about the time npn it is established that they are signed. £n hour more sinister EMMANTHA Protome of Christ Deipara sitting with a child the three magi approach, offering gifts^ sw a star at the bottom of two doves. me" so uncertain. (Band. es dn Cange.) EMMAN8HA. The keeper standing. Cross within the rays of which the epi* graph: ICl XC^ NICA. AE. II. (Band.) IC. 90* Protome of Christ. MP. 0Y Protome of the head of the nimbus with outstretched hands AE. II* (Mus. Caes.) yide nnmos similar argument to others at Bandorium, and here and there in Catalonia gis To the same class of yoco coin the following : Protome adverse nimbata saved ris prominentHus put cross ra^ gods ANACTACiC; Temple rotuttdum^ hint and yonder a soldier sentinel lying on the ground. A£» II. (Tanini pag« a8o.) Here is the name, which Tanioins from mu- Seo Card Borgia brought it up, it was a long time ago known, and the cause of Sirmon's dissensions while between and Tristan Ayersa stops the temple which Constantine M. built* when he took charge of that place in Jerusalem, where was the sepulchre of Chrisli, and ez qoo arose, whence these sacred buildings are called it was ANACTACIC, that is: Resurrection. The manufacture of these is abundantly celebrated by Euse- bius ^) , and many things gathered here cus Yalesins in the letter, which is under at the end of Epiphaius, published by himself, p. 3o4 and at the end of the ecclesiastical history of Eusebius Taninius coined this coin into the coinage of Con- Atantinus M. reviewed, but for cx omni- but his reasons appear enough, he mul- to have been signed later, and three times round the times in which we are. I don't even have enough reasons, my heart yiri emditi, whom I have mentioned, the cause tjpi they seek from Jerusalem as far as the illustrious church of the same name where he stood in Constantinople So- somenusc), Gregory of Nazianzus You are living there in a small house to the usual yacare prayer, which from time to time he had been communing in the church dad In the course of time the king's land had gone to several churches stress is not only due to the elegant structure time and extent, also because
a) Disserl. whether inf. acyi nuM. 26. 27. b) in the life of Const. M. L: HL Oral. of
Laodice Cornet M. cap. 9 c) Uist. etc. L. YII. c» 5*
li %
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Basil II
assidnas, which from the gods antia ib1 be perceived, oti)itatet« Yoca- tim aatem gynastasia, or what, as Sozomenus, of the Nicene faith, asserts teaching some days by heretics Gregory was pressed for sermons in that place Confused, he revived to see what the second thing was
others, sometimes popnlus colle^la^ would celebrate there, and perhaps a woman pre- she immediately slipped down from the upper porch would have expired, made contijouo by .omnibtt» she immediately relented by prayer, and left alone she was born with a fetus.
BASILIRS 11.
Stay IT. and the son of Tbeopbaqon a called the emperor by his father, nor in this di- it is taken off with strength, as with some by his successor Nicephorus Phocas, as in We have verified this god. .. I will die in the year 975 Zemis, from whom he was equally honored He succeeded That river of the crowds from the riots, how came to foreign wars, which tame lawfully composed. Bulgaria from Tictis and the acts of the kings reduced him to proyinci. He dies in the year ios5, after years L. would have presided over the command at all.
Name:
Those in whom with Nice's step-father Forum II Phoca is joined, qaaere in the currency of this
The gods of his wars always call him his brother Constantine 40 associates.
BASIL08 AND CONSTANT.
A VGG V. Protomae two with stem-
they hold the ball together with a cross mate.
IH8. XPS BEX. BEGNANTIVM Pro-
the day of Christ AY (Band. Tannin.)
Basil CE CONSTANTINE PISTV. BASIL BOMEON written on the floor of the god.
IHSVS XBISTVS NICA Cross supcr gradilfus AV* AB. m. ro. (Tannins. Mua. You kill.)
As Basil II. brother Constantine He had a colleague, thus Basilius I. a son Constantine, therefore, it is difficult, rile eollocare the gods who Basil and Con- they join the statin as I have already observed ad nuBU>s of Basil I. Taninius of both ge» and under Basil 5 and 2 lists no discrimination nis, which certainly is none, added to the cao? sa, no matter how much salt appears, they aU to be attributed only to others, but to whom a difficult question indeed, since both the government is not very far away.
EN TOTTCO. He kills BASL
LEI. C. CCONST. Protome bi-
nae the media of Basil and Constantine
between these an elegant cross.
BA8IL. C. CCONSTAN, IlOBFTBOa
mSTV. BAS BCOMAICO. stolen right
Nami's area AB m. m. (Mus. Caes.)
This Latin Latin once in Catalan go to the museum of Caesarea explained I saw that he had been wrongly con*
a) P. H. page 652
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CONSTANTINE XI
253
atanlino X. ForpIi|rrog«nito adjudicate lum ■)• I don't want to, what I said there, re- to ask, when otherwise it is easy to pa- teat, the epigraph of both parts pro- Is it good and easy to make it easy? EN TOTH. NIKAT^. BASLAE^ Kcu KON2Ta»Tt9og j ct in ayersa: BA- 2lAfiOf Koi KON2T ANriyo^ nOPcl>T. POr«y>jTfli ni2TOL BA2IAEI2. Pn- MAlHv. Both the emperor's brother in Porphyrogenitus is called the god twice. And I am witness to the fact that he obtained this name from Arobo with the inscription, which is to Basilius 11. numea Bandurius quotes: Eni. BA2IAE10T. KAI.KnN2TANTlNOT.TilN.nOP. cl>TPOrENNHTnN. tl. t. K from which He also sent Basilius I. and Constantine VIII the right not to pose, when
neither Porphyrogenitus was dictijs. The gods, then, are the only ones present who do not only three brothers without a doubt so many, while all the others, as we have said, do not Let Basilius and his son be disgusted. Post I can't be surprised enough, however Taninius one and the same mum might have been in the coinage of Constantine as well III. and Basilius 11. review
Basil St. Const. base Both emperors crossed together holds
BASIL St. Constantine EN
©O. Basel BOMAION in the area
sons AE. II. (Mus. Caes. and elsewhere sporadically.) Nor even about ^bis quite certain, au
to Basil I. or II. belong
PRETTY
I went to heaven. . • ^ • BR.
Argentpi RRIL
Aen^i • C.
C0NSTANT1NFS XI.
Auer Roi^ani IL and Tbeophanon son, brother of Basil III, and in impenQ colleague, this year I paid $102 reigns When proUbus lacked males, To Romano Argyrus his daughter Zoen weighs 4c$, and appoints him a successor. Woritpr in 1028
Name:
ObTios ^at in mmi^ the brothers of B^silii II., qoos yide*
CONSTANTINE. BASIL EV- SEB RCOM, Ejua protome. IHS. XIS KING REGNANTIVIL Pfa- tome CAristi Av.
Did Taninius send this to Constantius? were they 40 packed because they cooperated? it is scjphatns which fabricaie modqj aub the preceding Augusts had not yet succeeded* A few details about the type of boc numbers we are Yol. I. in Proleg. gen» p. Ll^I V^
a) Sky Yindob. page 46
Digitized by
254
CONSTANTINE XU. MONOMACHVS
I will not tarry long enough to pay the price of labor view, cam from the yocis scyphati as if to understand the gods of the ae?i coBca^ "The rust is not quite stable" Yide du Can-rot in emni metal
U0M4NVS IIL Argyrut.
MICHAEL IF. Pdphlaga.
MICHAEL F. Calais.
All these gods lack.
CONSTANTINE XH. MONOMACHFS
Born of a noble race, well- of the wife of Zoes, of whom below, Aagu- you will receive the title in the year ii>42* Im* had a period with the domestic crowd, and shot of our barbarians I shook grayly. In the year 1054 there was no relict berede.
Don't I:
They stand. AOSILE AiVy
R(0. Protome averaa with stef/p^
Mate Crusader d. laharum, u
a group of crusaders.
IHS. XIS» KING. reigning Pro-
tome of Christ Av. (Pellerin Mel. I. pag.
172.)
Pellerinius Mono let him give to the macho, one eausa to him, qnod It is exactly the same fabric as the other Theodore Coaeiae, whom a little later we will give"
€5 MONOMAXON. Imp.
crucifixion and crucifixion*
standing cross ohiongamj s* gior
keeps the sheath stored for a long time*
AecnOlNA. CCOZOIC Deiparambaia
standing with outstretched hands, near MH. OV^
AR. m. m»
This name is distinguished from Moses 'el. Cajetani Marini published the late Anto- nius Benedictus in the pamphlet Numismata Greek etc. p. 107. Letters «€5 com* mode the author completes by reading GVo^^^Vr those titles in the emperors of this age It is not a rare coin. Tjpvm standing After this, the emperor's actor was destroyed Some have tried to explain it, but it is correct he added, it would not be, he said, di?i- the nation is more important than I thought mini Tidefintu He would not have written these things, if
a) whether iaf ages }. 98. 99^
Digitized by
ZOE. THEODORA
255
animQm adTertissete, in the same pltne way Isaac was set before God, and Micah lem yil. But let's talk about the name AGCnOlNAldeiparae argues given. sen* 22 epigraphs, starting from the ayeraa side is: Lady tervapiutn Monomachus^
- - MONOMAX - . temp. gown against Stana d, I offer the cross* gam^ «• a group of crusaders,
IHS. 90 The same for Christ. AR. concatTos*
(Tannins.)
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Gold and silver • • « RBRR.
Z O E
Constantine XI daughter, first wife Boman III. Argyri, then Michaelia IV. Papblagonis By Michael V. Cala- the fate of the woman exile pnlsa fayore the country of the people, to- teremqne recovers his dignity, dejec- toqoe Calaphate nna with Theodora so- commander of the Roman Empire in 1042, when already sliding into a heavy old age I will marry Monomachus there
and her husband dies soon after there in the year loSo
Name:
Binos Ducangins ez Octavio Strada cites, but no doubt made up, in part because they were observed by no one, and the author himself destroys their faith, pai*tim because these gods of nature themselves are from the boa alien air
THEODORA
Triam Constantine XLfiliara left ma, Zoea, of whom I will speak immediately, ao- ror In the year Michael Calaphate 1043 Cam manages the empire with his sister, until Monomachus was called Augustus. This year I am 54 and I already have my sister Zoe I will recover the power from Tire pit, and remp he had received the praise of Aola. I died in the year 1056.
Name: eeOAOOPA. ATTROTCTA God
prepare a plumed head, and Theodora
worship area standing fixed on me*
they hold the lips together.
IHS. XI8 BEX. reigning Christian
standing up AY m. m. (Pellerin MeK L
page 164.)
©eOACOPA. ATrOTC. JProtome
. Theodora with the crucifix
d, sceptre, s. cross the ball
There; XC: Protome Chrifti. AV^ (Pellerii honey I. pag. 172.)
Digitized by
2S6 ISAACIV COMNENVS. CONSTANTINE XIII DVCAS GeOACO. AVG. the rest ui im preceding. Ay. (Has. Cae8.>.
PRBTIFM.
Aopei tantMi, that ••.•••«• RKtl»
MICHAEL FL Stratioticus.
They are missing.
ISAACIFS Comnenut.
By Theodora Ang. nnper Orienti prao« in nnmis pp^^fi ictvrof^ you hold the sword*
done by Michael YI. in 1067 ^^ proposed caraTit. Melins to the news
cophonet no. Cansa Yaletudin's empire ifnaginem just below: ta» (fTceTVf^t iavro^
abdicates, and puts on a monk 1069 deai- cmscfri/ihvicfn ^ dvctr^ufJLivov rffv X^'^^ P^Q^
' by his successor Constantine the Duke. truf ro ^ipog yvfifofj in siatere ^efingijuo^
9it nutknn the sword manU exited ge^tan-^
N^n^i : tem, YidesiBiiliaapad loanneinScjlitse»
sab this to Isaac.
ICAAKIOC. BACIAeTC. FCOM The same epigraph. Itnp. pahkia'^
Imp* paludatus standing d^ sword 'tu$ aians d. lips^ a. a sword
naked sheath enclosed sheath
IHS. XPS BEX. BEGNANTIYM. ClH- The same is reversed. IV m. m. (Mus. Caes.)
sitting down Av. m. m. (Mns. Caes.) ICAAKIOC. AeCIIOTHC. In
About this god you would thus Zonaras the cross, s. volume
I don't give Isaac the highest peak, but MP. @T« Ddpara standing fuamdus expam*
He ascribed to himself, that he was an instrument, that he should be. AE. III. (Mus. Caes,)
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Golden ••••.,•«•« ^ •• • RRRi Aewdi • 4 .... 4 RRRv
CQNSTAHTINFS XIII. DFCAS
From Isaac to the government of Tocatas he received it in the year 1069, some time between ao*
■ ' ■ II 11'! M I ■ I ■■ ■
a) Book XYin. chap. 4,
Digitized by
EVDOCIA
251
lita CQm barbarian wars Texatvnt a niorte aTOcatus set in 1067"
Yxor Eudocia^ of whom in Roraano Diogenes £x ea NeLii Micaei FJL Dukea, Con9tatttittU9 PorphyroffCttitua^ Attdronir cuSf which continuously in the RomanilY* You will shy away from the conjuncts.
Name:
CONSTANTINE O. A0VKA8.
Reversed protome with stem
crucigerOf d. cross^ 8* globe
crusader* IHS. XPS KING reigning For same Christ* AV. (Once the museum of Fran- ce Vindob, now Hanter.)
. CONSTANTINOS.O.AOTKAS
Imp. standing d group of crosses
to whom he stands by, d. juxtaposed
than M. 0. The same epigraph. Chrisius sitting. AV# concussion (Tannins too.)
KODNn. A.C. O. AOTKAC. Imp.
standing d, lips y s^ group of legs
round The same reverse^ AV* (Mus. M. Ducis.) In another : Christ staus^ AR» concaTus. (TaainL)
CONSTANTINE. B ASYLUM
ROt). ProtomOy as above. The same is reversed. AV« concayus* (Mus* You kill.)
PHETIFMS.
"Golden"... RR.
Silver / • • RRRR.
E y D O C I A
First Constantine XII, then of Romans IV. About her actnm in prece* in the tooth of Augustus, and in the following
Name:
MIX. €VAK. - .. Eudociastatts aitior.on the pillow d. ceptfum itter sons Michael and fortfi Cottstatt
IhS. XPIS KING REGNAISTIVm Christian I was sitting as usual. AV* (Mns. com. of Vitai.)
EUctenus numns of Eudocia without con* the lot of the second husband of Roman IV* Tulga- it is not
Gods of his others Roman IV*
BOMANRIS ir. I>,10 GENES.
i.
iKoriens Coastantinns utiliEndociae ea lege government for iiiiis adminislran'* iFoLFin.) Kk
Digitized by
258
ROMANS IV. Diogenes
while he remained, lest he should intrude upon us But she defies swearing by the religion of JLah Jan« 1068 Roman Diogenes in thala- I, and the company of the government of Tocayit. He himself captured in battle by the Turks, and a peace treaty honorably discharged the same as abar- barbarians abroad, having experienced civility at home it is not, by Michael Daca priYigno ocu- lis priTatus, and a little after ez bis Talne- died in 1071
Yzor Eudocia Constantine Dacae Ti« doa, as I said. married with her husband and to the sons of the former I will give you nine.
Numis Romani IF. ioKut.
©eOTOC. BOH0. RCOMANO), Tel: PO). Desp. or the like Imp. atans s» globum crucigerum^ whose head was lost standing by^ SU" before which M. 0. , put the right hand it shines In others: past tense above im^ Head of the executioner right, hand high stretched out
IHS. XPS KING REGNANTiyM. Chris"
Mtus sitting. Av. (Mus. Caes. Band.)
©eOTOKOC. ROMAN). If- type of miles
90 Christ seated. AE. concayas
(Mat. Caest Band.)
0HKO. ROMAN). AGCIIOTH.
^TO). Alore in the middle of the sky
MP. 07 Deipara with fyura CAristi AE. uncertain mode (Lead.)
Numis Romani iv. with his wife Eudocia.
PCOMANQ). AVVOMe (yes)
Bomanus and Eudocia standing glo'
they hold the bum of the cross together.
0 Ke. BOH0. Protome deiparae cwm
the figure of Christ on the chest, in the area MP*
0V Av. (Band.)
Numis Romani iv. with Eudocia^ and pri- vines Michaete, Constantine, Andronicus.
PCOMMAN. and AKPIN. Christian
Stus^ near which is written IC
90 , insisting on dusting his hands
he places the heads of the Romans from the left with
with a crucifix standing by, and Eur
docias^ which to the left when
He stands by a thousand people.
KCON MX ANII Michael standing taller
in the middle d. lips standing to the right
the ground of Constantine^ to the left of Andrew^
I will surround each with a group. Av.
I caved. (Mos. Caes., de France oils
Vindob", now Hanter.)
PRETTY
Aarei «.....••• ^ ••«• • RR.
Silver ....».•«•••.•. Oh
Bronze RR
MICHAEL VII. DVCAS and MARIA. Constantine XIII and the daughters of Eadocia. On the death of his father, he was called Aognitius
Digitized by
MICHAEL Vm DVCAS. MARIA VXOR.
259
ao 1667, but the Don began to reign before annnm 1071 1 quo Bomanns lY. from Turkey eaptas, atqne thence rednxorbatns ocalis perished During the reign of the Turks, the coast of Ponli They occupy it, and the kingdom of Torcomania •Hitnnnt* Deturbatna a Nicepboro Bota- 1078
Mary, the wife, joins her husband in the dead Where was Constantine Porphyrogenitus born? Private husband, and still yiyo Nicephorus He married Botany.
Numi Michaelia FIL aolius^
MIXAH. BAClAev* or BA- ClAO/^^simply. protomead turned with a crude dL labarum^ a, group of crosses*
IC. XC# Protome of Chriatus. Av. sympathy
(Mus. Caes. Band.)
MlXAHA.AecnOT. Save him imp. standing and holding their lips together.
IHS* XIS. King ReCNANTlVM. Chti
9 days eating AV. Xl^anini.)
MIXAH. AVKOC. BAC Imp. sian from the bystander there
The same is reversed. Av. (Band.)
MIX I kiss AVG. r^icj Imp. against sian with siemmaie
cruciger and paludatus, rf. cruci.i
a. gtadio leaning 0KIXA0r. TOV CDAOHA. ^sicj Deipa* ra standing with outstretched hands. AB con- Tus" (Tannins.)
Numisus Michaelis II. with his wife Marid.
MIX AHA St. MAPI. ilfiV:>iflc/d/
Mary standing and holding the cross together
0 Ke. BOH0. First of all, you will save Christ
the child on the shield was formed in your breast
coming, AV* (Band.)
MIX - MAP n. XPI-
CTCO NlKATe. A more decorative cross
standing on the steps, to the right of which
I went to the protome of Micahetis j to s.
the prologue of Mary
MlXAHA.KAI.MAPIA.niCTOI. BA
CIAeiC. PCOMAIOOV. written on the floor
god AR. (Pellerin Suppl. IV. p« 19.)
Pellerinius is an unusual title ni2T02, faithfulj because up to now impe- to the reporters of the present age, at least in the not a tribute, and the reason so much in Micah- history asks why it was used. Wrong, for henceforth the command of many the torus of gods found this title preferring them, as we have done so far.
PREriFM.
Aurei « BR.
Ar^entei RRRR*
Aenei •»•••«.•• t ••,. Oh
K k t
Digitized by
26o Nicephorus IH. BOTANY ALEXIVUS I COMM.
Nt€EPH6RrS IIL BOTANIATE.
The commander of the east of the city, Nixtis alliance cam Tarcis entering command ad- made in 1078, and in Constantinople Cile takes possession of Michael, viz. to build a monastery in an uncertain war bearing Three years later I experienced the same thing fortune from Alexius Comnenus 8ubacta8 | and was exiled to the monastery in 1081
Name:
NIKH
PRBTIFM. Golden tanlum, iique • • &RB
ALEXIFS 1. tOMNENFS.
From Nicephorus to the greatest honours promoted by an oppressed benefactor government He died there in the year 1881. By commanding this the first from the French to recover the land The holy expedition has been received, Alexius their plans, as they looked upon them they were, secretly, often furiously. to die tar year iii8 Ejas events at length described daughter Anna Comnena in Alexia- of saa
Yxor Irene Ducaena^ born from qaa loannea IL Comnenua, qai saccessit
Numis
AAesion). AecnoTH- tw.
KOMNHNO). Imp. standing O. labd' rum ^ s, a group of crosses. K€ BOH06L Chrisius sitting beside whom IC. XC7 AV. m. m. (Mus. Caes.)
Address atriasqoe page conjitn
cta makes this sense: Kv^£ BOHGGL AAeSlIl etc. Here are some examples of coDYe: they could run to Alexius II. Coroneno Ta- nralus eo8 likewise Alexius L and II. three it was
AAGHI - • - Protome d* sceptre^
s. a group of crusaders. MP. 0T. First of all, take your hands off pansis, to the protome of Christ fans AB III. (Mas. Oaes.) "
AAeHlOC. AGCnOTHC. attack rdtor standing d. lips, s. gtobum of the crusaders O. reCOPNOC. Protome of St. George. AE. Iir. (Mus. Caes.)
Aenei these gods, qaia the name of Comnenus do not add, they may likewise be referred to Alexius III Angela. This makes them uncertain Bandurius comme- he lingered
Digitized by
John n. COMNENVS
261
PRETIFM
Aarei *'<.«. . BB
Argeatei , \" , , . * BBBB.
Aeneas B.
lOANNES Ih COMNENFS PORPHYROQBNITrS,
Alexius I* and Irene's children, born in the year of FGCOPri* Imp. with siemmaf^
1088 he died in the four years of Augustus
He passed away in the year 1 1 18. Cam cruce Hss paiudatua s» muUm sword
Stgnatis parom prosper several times pa< ^ entering the sianiee cross, oblong
^a?it, they go more happily in Asia with the Saracens.
Contacts incautius teli cuspide tozico im- Same aversa^ AV* max. mode (Furniture
Buta died in the year Mel. 1. page i5q.) AB. ^(Band. ez mus.
1143. Brandenburg.)
Yxor train Ladlslai of the king of Hngaria « * •
iilia, whence Matmel's successor was born* I
d. crucemj «• globian crucigerum^
Numif ^ Mniatris aedei deipftra monibue
expamis ia tkrono mblimiore
10). A€CnOT. or 1(0. AGC- MP. Wf. Deipara Aedei cum nimbo, d.
nOT.T0D.riOP
Deipara e.g. aiantesy ut hacie' U% wpplicumritu AE» H. (Band.)
now ♦ * »
IC. 90 Christ sat down. AV* I caved. There are many others above this narrow one
(Mos. Caes.) Aeneas III. form, but with marks in
1(0. AecnOTH, ilUncreirogra* «cryptionibus , et tfpit*
PBETJFM.
Golden ••..♦ *•• BIW
Silver BBB
A«nei ..«..••«•• B«
MANFEL /. COMNENFS POJ^P^yROQEN/TrS DFC^&
loaHnis IL Comne and IreoAi^ lilios .natii mtnimus , qoem pator praeten^
for the sake of the first-born Isaac left the government, which
Digitized by
262
MANVEL I. COMNENVS
from which it was added in the year ii43. Mannels in there is a famine in the history of the signatorwm crace the name by which the army began and the period often wears off. After many vul- the arguments of madness are moitur .anno . 1180
Yzor altera Maria y onde Aiexiuall^ who succeeded..
Too much: MAN8HA. AecnOTH. TQ),
noTPoreNNHTa). impc
rator sian d* of the lips, a, glohum cmcigerum^ whose head was looming He dipped his hands from deep.
Ke* BOHGei. Protome of Christ, juxta
Ic XCT AV. AR. I caved. (Mus. Caes.) MANSHA.Aecn. Imp.stansab bystander deipara crowned
ICl XC. Christ seated, holding a cup.
(Mos. Caes.)
MANV--KON. . Imp. standing d. labarum^ s.gladium
O. AnO. evreNIO, S. Eugeniusntmr
standing batus d. the cross of Hnnixus ^ s* to the breast moved ARc (Tannins.^
MAN VHA. O. ©eOACOPO. Imp.
standing on the dexterisd. sword^ etS.
Theodore's habit
apart, they hold the cross together. W. TF: Protome of Christ. AR. (Tannins.)
MAN8HL. AecnOTHCKOM^ NHNO. 2^0TKAC. Manuel standing d. patmajn, s. the scepter
m. XpT O. eMANSHA. Protome of Christ
A£. m. m. (Tannins.)
Same epigraph, Mamtet standing d. scepter found, to whom ma-^ he puts on a crown from a height.
The same is reversed. A£. m. m. (ibid.)
" * *
MAN Aecn. On his own account. reOPnOC^ Protome of St. George. AE. IV. (ibid.)
Moreover, there are abundant Aeneas. nis forme cnm ayersa Chriati) tcI d^ ready
PRETIFM
Golden .^ • • * BR.
Silver / RRB.
Aeneas •..•»•••••••••€» .
ALBXirS II. COMNJSNF&
Daughter of Manuel I and Mary. death in the year 1180 your father was under the protection of your mother the government is atispicatan, three years later He is strangled by order of Andronicus Comnenus in 183
Name:
Who Alexius Comnenus inscribed no they offer no certain distinction to be offered to Alexius I." or II. adjn*
Digitized by
ALEXIVS IL CDMNENVS. ANORONICVS I. COMNENVS 263
to say If, therefore, this U. gives so much to the evil ones, they are now the coins of Alexius h what?
AlNDBONICFS L Comnenus.
nephew of Alexius I., impious Alexius 11. de imperio potitus anno 11 83, CQm in hate everything because of the cruelty in had run, he was torn apart by the furious crowd in the year 11 85
Name:
ANAPONIKOC AGCnOTHC. Imp. standing d. sceptre, #. globnm standing by the head of the crucifix Christ puts on the crown. IIP 0T* Deipara sitting with his hands folded wrapped up AY concay (Tannins.)
Similar epigraph and type on both sides
aoersae in A£. II. and III. (Band. Tannin.)
Are all these names Andronicus?
1., or are you called by any of the same,
those who follow are of course uncertain.
He published Taninius aeneum II. forms: AN^iPONlKOC. AecnOTHC. command Thor and an angel standing, etc. When The next Isaac has a similar tjpo frost, and in these there is a type of angel's trickery to the name, nor was it until now before this Isaac was found in heaven therefore the learned herald of his heritage says, is there a certain hop in the sky? NIKOC, and for this not rather read while 1CAAK.I0C.
A golden coin of the type of the city Constantinople, which Ba^dnrius after. He gave Duke Andronicus J., to be An dronici IL Palaeologi^ in this discussion we will be
PRETIFM
Golden • « BBR.
Aeneas ••.•.... ^ ....... K.
ISAAC II Angel.
Andronicus atrociter by the people 9 to say -simos, when the emperor was killed, saluted in the year ii85 Frederick the Great He experienced the great Tindice, which • There they sought Palestine through Thrace he would have stopped From brother Alexius He was beaten and thrown into prison for a year tigIf thence serins ednctus, and "worthy" the arms of Alexius' son were restored to the father, when
You would have understood the beating of me It was extinguished by dew in 1204.
•^ Names:
ICAAKIOC. Aecn. tny^erator standing, whose head is at the top of the group* your hands are touching d. the cross a sword closed in its scabbard with one egg
Digitized by
264 ISAACIV n. ANG. ALEX. m. ANG. ALEX. IV. ANG.
He went to the angel who judged him supemescripiumlJLAl, inferft^XM^ In another: she judged an angel in hell scribe XOXM. In another: 200
MHP. ©V. Deipara eating. AV» I sunk.
(Mus. Caes.) AR. hollow (Mus. Caes.)
There are also stmiles of copper enm Tel without an angel standing by, of whom there is no image is doubtless an allusion to the name of the ruler who is therefore this minister of heaven He especially hoped for mercy for himself.
PRETIFM
Golden,♦ ♦ RR-
Silver • RRR»
Aeneas R.
ALEXIVUS ///. Angel
Removed by Tim, and fined with his eyes fmter Isaacius reigned in the year 1195, Torum by the leaders of the sacred militia, whom IIIius animated in his father's Tindicta Alexins ly. , seeking flight from war putit in the year i3o3, snbinde caught in the car Tita closed the wax.
Name:
Of those whom he had, ask him out of the snow* under Alexius I. Comneni as in this iii (K the closest
ALEXIS ir. Angel
The son of Isaac III, his father from Tinculi er.epto the emperor is said in the year LaoS, the following year by Alexius Y. Duqa Mur- he is killed by the sword.
Name:
Of this, too, either no, or no certain
ALEXIVS V. Docae tHurzuphlvM*
Alexii IT« assassin in the year 184}.eo- that same year he fled from the country "The Peloponnesian apprehending in agony" He blows his breath.
Name: - Yt in the preceding
Captured with a cross signed in 1904 Coik of Constantinople, with the expulsion of Alexius Y., with to add to himself the empire of the East tnissent, BALDYINYM of Flanders to say a gentle emperor, HENRY'S brother, PETRY'S ALTI
Digitized by
ALEXITS V. DVCA&
265
gipdori comcs, BOBERTVS Pctri F., BALDVINVS 11. Robert's brother, quo iinperante Michael Palaeologas Constan- tinopolis was conquered anna 1361, and Lati- I have put an end to the empire in the East.
Omnimhornm numihactenns cogniti they are not *, it is altogether doubtful that he Does anyone belong to Horii? trip €on« shot Pellerinius^).
The prince of the Greeks drove them from the city to another place the emperors of their nation we will consider Osmodonna with nBmiarece,
THEODORVS. I. LASCUS Ad- boc the private Annas Comnenara Alexius He married the daughter of Angelus III You can trust the Latin government He refused to obey, and the Purpura of Nicaea He put on a ram* A Lalinta equally, and Graeoia He died in a state of indolence in the year 11.
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THEODORVS.il ANGELVS, loan-
the niece of Angelus, who was also the daughter of Comnenus the granddaughter of Constantine Angeli, of whom Pe ride Docangium ^). Domain. his own Epirotica still priyatus just accea* atones, such as Bulgaria, and the Latins* by he had drawn down his force, and it increases considerably. walk* tram Altisiodorense, from Latinia impe- said the informer, he takes him by ambush, and Thessa- Lonica lost the purple in the year is3'J, there* , which coronatnr. After the war to give the facts of the capture of Tictoa by Bulgaria
with his eyes closed from time to time he let go of the book titur, recoverataqoe Thesaalonica im^" riom in fiiiom he transfers loann, but which his father still TiTO put in order git loannea Vatatzes!
lOANNES IIL VATATZES, jore uxo* ria Irenes, who was the daughter of Theodore L. this rite was founded by the Greeks of Asiatic Ango- it is called A cryptoribua also loan les Ducas Tocatur, perhaps from a Torum elsewhere by what affinity with the Ducaena family, that is throws Ducangius ^). Control by an^ we are 33 prudently, and to a great extent He administered the war with praise, and was neglected long studies of literature rcTocare sommacon- He works with great effort, with excellent knowledge ejna Toce, that there is nothing in a group of men a king and a distinguished philosopher <^* He died in 1855
THEODORVSIIL LASCARIS, lo- the sons of Annia Vatatzia. I know Lascaris he took a mother Irene, qoaeTheo* She was the daughter of Cloris I. Lascaris. He dies in the year
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lOANNESlV.LASCARIS, Theodo- ri III- and Helen's sons the empire of the father At the death of Tacuis the boy goes, not long after the eyes of Michael VHL Palaeologos he was thrown into prison, in which Tita spent the rest.
a) Letters pag> 184 b) Famil. Byzantium 206. seq. c) FamiL Byzant pag. 212* d) Greg. Acropolis cap. 32"
*) Sed innolljuere serious^pera Cousineryi and especially N, D. 9farchant: M^anges de Nu- mismatique et d*histoire ou jCorrespondance sur les medailles et monnaies des empe- reurs d'Orient, des princes crois^s d'Asie, des Barons fran^ais ^tablis dans la Grece etc. etc. Paris, chez F. J. Fonmier le.Jeune, Ijbraire, Rue serpente No* 45* Metz. chez L» de Villj libraire 1818* 8* NoU edit. iFol. niL) L l
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So far, two Johns, three Theo- We have told the men who, within the time, in which the Franks of the East held sway, on the side of Greece for Lalinus Augustus 6unt agriii And both of them were loaned to God to come out of the wax. Theodorinus^ they are popular with me, but the truth is ifon a fairly flat system, which let him teach me to avenge myself. En to you the list of additions is thrown, if any they will be at hand
In the name of the god THBODOh.
©eo^iCOPOC. A8KAC. - Oh. AnOC. AHMHTPIOC. Theodore* clothed with a country habitation, and S.Do' metriua nimbatu» paludatus at^n- together they hold an oblong cross. IC 90 Christ eating on the throne, juxta which on this side IC and on the other side AK AR. m. 09. *)
©eoAOPoc. AecnoTHc.
K0MNHN0C.0.A8KAC. Imp.
standing d, sceptre, - s. ball of blood
cigerum, the hands of his head
you are looming above. 100 XCT eMMANSHA Frotome Chri$H AE« concave. (Tannins.)
©eoAODPoc. - o. Last night my
The cross resting on the steps tome Theodori yonder «S. Michaelis
©eoMOFoc AecnotHc. O. aut-
KAC, crammed into a tight knot. AE. IL (Tannins, Mus. Caes.)
©eOACOPOC.AecnOTHC. Im- standing manager* \C. XP7 Protome of Christ. AE. (Tannins.)
NuQius 5, and so on He was known to me a long time ago, as his
He changed his state. friends my cousin Cousinerjus, formerly of the Gallic nation pre-consul at Thessalonica the owner of this famous monument. Yulgavit as I said, Abbot Sestinius, and delinea* then the tab slips. Y. n. i3. To be Theo- doro 11. tribuenduro Of course, we are likely to drink. It is agreed, enm Having fixed the seat of Thessalonica, I am crowned and also in the temple you will live with the prince, which St. Demetrius was sacred, whose grandfather ibr was worship, because in this city mar* he took away the palm tree at Maximian's command, of which yide Phptiuih ^). Why did he give himself Cam will name, as if from the illustrious Da He was descended from dear stock, to be sure a cause cannot be given, so also certain from the maternal line T.anitatis generally cause, this aero that the names were wont to be taken, as above in we said loanne Yatatze. Nor will I go also because of the same illustrious cog Untrustworthy lust of names, money placed in place IL, in which Theodore Comnenus is called in addition to the Doc to the same Theodore IL. Of course there were many other times during this period. noble sounds, which others of their names but to add the names of the Duke of Comnenus to go to Ducangium c^. Hsnc in the name of our learned Theodore does it clearly confirm the Greek chalk, with which the same meter TOTERA of the politana church of Corcyra He commands that the law be ratified, and that the air inci- and an illustrated commentary from the pre- the famous museum of Lacob Nani Yeneti Tuiga learned life-Clemens Biagius ^). stop
a) Sesiini Leltere T. II. p. 20 and 203 235* d) Warnings. Greek Lat. page 209.
b) Cod. 255. c) Famil. Byzantium png. 209
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- nit illn in these Terba: [JLyivt lnvm ^fjts^
®i(fi' - 6 ^acrihsvg xat aurcx^aro)^ TfcafjLUf
* m Kofntyivog 6 CiHxug. On the day of June
in the first year 6736. Theodore in Christ
god king to him emperor of the Romans
Nu» Duke9* I decreed the founder of this
Theodore the same ease with Theodo-
ro, of which agi^iua, Tiz can be doubted,
and time and place conspire together.
Yalgatnm he declares himself, in the year r^^^T j id
is: 6786, which was the year the world was founded
be in the heart of the Greeks, who cradle
Irala orbis fixemnt to the year 55o8 ago
Christ, which number if from the former
anferas, iiabebia year after Christ
LafiSrulgati decreed, with which i^so tem^ore
flomissO' Theodore II. we said But
speaking of Eliam, he died in Epirus
dominated, and so plainly so, in
the island of Corsica itself, which
The pear was present. Since then he is in the same
"Tocet himself and Comnenus, and Du-
cam, we will easily give him money in advance with the addition of senlem, kinetia, who is followed in both names: KOMNHNOC. Oh A8KAC. Of the remaining three gods, they are the right of Theodore, with this name things have been despots, less dictionary
, Numus III I had already published in Ca- talugu of Moses Caesarius pag. 554 » ©t ante me Frolichius, who besides some He argued with Theodore about the Tarii. Am- I will stand in front of Theodore We feared the union, when for this p • * Nnmi dno, whom under Theodore Lasca Ducangius described ri, they drank, as self-confessed, out of the way, and of faith bias See his dissertation on the gods inf. and § 68 PMETJIFM. Silver . ^ RRRR. Aenei RR MICHAEL VIII PALAEOLOQVS. I reject the loan lY. government shutdown pat in 1260, and captured the following year Balduinill of Constantinople. and Latin the empire ends in the East. the church The Roman conquers the Greek. He is dying in the year laSs Wife Theodora ^x qoa natns Andro* 2. successor Aumi Michaeii» FIIL soiius. MIXAH. AecnOT. O. HA. AeO. Chriafus, near whom Ic. 90 , for whose foot it is imp^ ge^ nuflexusj put the chemata deipara He stopped crying. MP. ©V. Protome deipara manidus ex- a) Animation whether Let the city page 129. edit. Florent L I i Digitized by Google 268 ANDRONICUS IL PALAEOLOGUS poiws circnmdaia moenidtf ae turn&mM fmp* advernu sfam d. thigh to
Constantinople. AY concatenated (Pelle* moia^ s. voiumen.
rm Lettref pag. 180* Tannins.) ANAPONIKOC. AeClI • - 11 AA. the same
PreclaroB these gods ezplicalNmaa type. AE. lU, (Tannins.) in DamiB next to Andronicus IL
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Numtts Michaelis VHL and Andranici IL
pH^ In nnmo, which Dacangias hac to-
*cat, no probability, heart hojas Mi*
MIKAflA.^ecnOTHC.nAA-- said chaeliB, I see chaos.
PRETIRM.
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ANDRONICFS IL PALAEOLOQVS.
Michael Vni. and the children of Theodora He died in 1282. By Andronicus III. claimed by his nephew during the war abdicates in the year iSnS, and aliqoot after an- private snow dying
Txor Anna Stephen Y. Bongariae daughter of the king, and by whom was born Michael IX* a saying to his father Angottos, but before this the dead Yzorem is haboit Xenen^ un« de Androtiicus IIL, qai succeeded.
Numi Andronicus IL soiius.
ANAPNICOC GN. XO). AEC
not no. POM f^sicj Chnstus
standing on the right, he patted Ao's head
Dronics kneeled down.
Protome deipara with outstretched hands, r/ r-
surrounded by walls and towers
staniinopotitanae AY« concave. (Liebe
Goth. what page ^S.)
Nnmom similar to this 'Duoangins, and his followers Bandorins in money He described Andronicus I. Comneni, and Ducangius indeed in the Byzantine Families psg* 169, even though once in Andronicum no the Palaeologus strum would bow to my heart, namely, in the Dissertation on the inferior ae- You have $ 68, and Rome himself would bring the argument, qood to give him Palaeologos maxi- he had to encourage me, the testimony in* I understand Pachymer's narrating *), 1& chael Andronicus our father had moved yeteres a number of Jjpos, and par- ti their arersae urhism, sc« ConstanU- nopolina, that he had taken care to engrave* Nothing it may be with this narrative of Pacfajmer clearer I will go with this of his confirm the testimony in addition rite of the names of Michael YIII. Paleo- logi, I know the author of this institution, io
a) Chapter 14 8.
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qaorom, uC Tidintiu, parte af^raa simi- the image of the cities of Constantia It is difficult to doubt, far from the Andronicus b^endnm Finally, what are we in? finmos yindicandos Andronicus Palaeolus^ go, begun very much by the father of Micfaaele tnodnm next? They will confirm the same At the same time, Andronicus came to me orbis typo, qni fi|jium Ificael so« 4Biai)t. Epigrapben obverse is excellent, Lieus restores purity by reading: A>*