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[Bryn Mawr Classical Review] Bryn Mawr Classical Review: 2009.03.11: Recent scholarship on the Republican and earlier imperial period has illustrated that coins did operate as 'monuments in miniature', and it is this scholarship that has influenced Hedlund's approach.6 Though perhaps fewer in quantity than previous periods, statuary and other large scale monuments are known for emperors of late third century: an arch of Augustus was rededicated to Gallienus and his wife, and Aurelian built a temple to Sol in Rome.7 The building activities of the tetrarchy also illustrate that the mentality of monumentality in this period had not changed: if the later soldier emperors could have built monuments (unencumbered by the brevity of their reigns), they would have.

[Ancient Coin News] Ancient Coin News: Domitian, Licinius, Marcus Aurelius, Probus ...: lot of 20 uncleaned Roman imperial 13-20mm.bronze coins. Roman ceramic oil lamp (3C.AD) rare & interesting type.

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[The AncientCoinMarket] The AncientCoinMarket | The Moneta 12: The most important name in Roman history must be represented in any ancient coin collection, and this is the most affordable of his coins, and also one of the most interesting. If budget is an issue, a Marc Anthony legionary denarius could be substituted, but there’s nothing like that big, bold CAESAR in the exergue!

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[Rather Not Blog] Adventus « Rather Not Blog: As I noted in Chapter 6, in the concluding years of his reign (from 134-138 CE), Hadrian produced a large and fairly comprehensive series of coins, gold, silver and bronze, which all bore the reverse inscription Adventus Augusti in some form. These Adventus coins celebrated the arrival of the Emperor in the various provinces and bear inscriptions to that effect, usually accompanied by an additional inscription of the name of the province concerned.

[Firm Foundation] The Magi, the Monarch, and the Messiah: a Christmas Contemplation ...: It was the century of the assassination of the emperors, of the sarcophagi of the dance of death, of the systematic persecutions of Christians, the century of twisted titles. Magnus, Maxiums, Maximinus, Magnentius, Maxentisu, Maximianus, Maximilianus, are the names given to themselves by those who wanted to be accounted important.

[Cognitive Labs] Cognitive Labs: Drier Mediterranean Weather Holds a Clue to ...: While the emperors attempted to bail themselves out with massive debasement programs, issuing billions of coins of low quality, such measures did not right the ship of state. The eastern half of the Empire survived longer because of its pre-existing greater wealth, re-organization which accessed new powers of longevity, and greater level of urbanization.

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