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maridvnvm Pillar of the Community United Kingdom 2100 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 05:55 am Only one Julius Caesar, denarius Obv:- Diademed head of Venus right Rev:- CAESAR, Aeneas walking left, carrying Anchises and the Palladium. Mint in Africa. 47-46 BC. Reference:- Crawford 458/1, Sydenham 1013. Martin Report this Post to the Staff
maridvnvm Pillar of the Community United Kingdom 2100 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 05:56 am I just had a thought. When this gets to Septimius Severus this could be a very busy thread... Martin Report this Post to the Staff
t0rress Pillar of the Community Bulgaria 843 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 07:22 am Nice idea I have a lot Caesar coins but their pics are in my other computer.In this one I have only this Julius Caesar Denarius. Julius Caesar. (c. B.C. 47-46). Diad. head of Venus r., Reverse: CAESAR, Aeneas walking left, carrying Anchises and palladium. Craw. 3.82 gr. 17 mm. Edited by t0rress 01/19/2013 07:24 am Report this Post to the Staff
malamute67 Valued Member Spain 319 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 08:16 am Only one denarius (elephant)... And this not yer on my hands.... Edited by malamute67 01/19/2013 08:31 am Report this Post to the Staff
Bing Pillar of the Community United States 4253 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 08:37 am We need to have a little organization to this thread, with the identification of each ruler highlighted with information about the person. so, for example, Julius Caesar, the first of this series should be something like: Quote: JULIUS CAESAR Gaius Julius Caesar is one of the most famous men in history. At the end of his brilliant military and political career he had gained control of the Roman state. His puppet senate heaped more and more honors upon him. In February 44 B.C. the senate named him dictator for life. Many senators, however, feared that he wished to become king, ending the Republic. On the 15th of March 44 B.C., 63 senators attacked him with knives they had hidden in the folds of their togas. This most famous of assassinations plunged the Roman Republic into 17 years of civil war, after which it would re-emerge as the Roman Empire. Julius Caesar Denarius RSC 34 struck at Rome 44BC OBV: CAESAR IMP, laureate head right, lituus & simpulum behind REV: M METTIVS, Venus standing left with Victory & scepter, shield resting on globe; control letter G to left 3.81g, 18mm Coin is plugged and ex-mount. Note 1: If anyone wants to add to this historical background of any of the emperors, please do. Note 2: If you have a coin of a family member, i.e., wife, children, etc., post along with that particular emperor. Edited by Bing 01/19/2013 08:43 am Report this Post to the Staff
malamute67 Valued Member Spain 319 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 08:50 am I have two coins of Scipio,one of Cassius and one of Sextus Pompeius....¿Must I pick up them? Report this Post to the Staff
Bing Pillar of the Community United States 4253 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 08:55 am Quote: I have two coins of Scipio,one of Cassius and one of Sextus Pompeius....¿Must I pick up them? No, I don't think so. Even though the people you mention had a role in his history (I too have all three you mentioned), we will start with Julius Caesar and move forward. Now if you have a coin with any family member of JC, now would be the time to post it. Report this Post to the Staff
malamute67 Valued Member Spain 319 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 09:14 am ¿Brutus? Report this Post to the Staff
josephrg Valued Member United States 234 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 10:23 am A rough example of Juliuis Caesar with Mark Antony 18mm and 3.2 g Report this Post to the Staff
Windchild Pillar of the Community Canada 1411 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 10:28 am Brutus is his probable son, so you can post pictures of him. Report this Post to the Staff
Bing Pillar of the Community United States 4253 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 10:45 am Report this Post to the Staff
malamute67 Valued Member Spain 319 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 10:50 am Brutus.... RSC 6 sear5 #1431 Brutus AR denarius. Smyrna (?), early 42 BC, BRVTVS Ax, simpulum and knife. / LENTVLVS SPINT Jug and lituus. Cr500/7, Syd 1310, Junia 41. RSC 11 sear5 #1433 Brutus Denarius. L SESTI PRO Q, veiled, draped bust of Libertas right / Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS, tripod between sacrificial ax and simpulum, all within beaded border. Junia 37, Syd 1290, Cr502/2. Report this Post to the Staff
Windchild Pillar of the Community Canada 1411 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 11:13 am Cleopatra would work too... He had a son with her! Report this Post to the Staff
Bing Pillar of the Community United States 4253 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 11:23 am The complete list of the Roman Empire Emperors that follow in order after Julius Caesar: Time Name 2. 27-14 Augustus 3. 14-37 Tiberius 4. 37-41 Gaius (Caligula) 5. 41-54 Claudius 6. 54-68 Nero 7. 68-69 Galba 8. 69 Otho 9. 69 Vitellius 10. 69-79 Vespasianus 11. 79-81 Titus 12. 81-96 Domitianus 13. 96-98 Nerva 14. 98-117 Trajan 15. 117-138 Hadrian 16. 138-161 Antoninus Pius 17. 161-180 Marcus Aurelius 18. 161-166 L. Verus 19. 180-192 Commodus 20. 192-193 Pertinax 21. 193 Didius Julianus 22. 193-211 Septimius Severus 23. 193-194 Pescennius Niger 24. 193-197 Clodius Albinus 25. 211-217 Antoninus (Caracalla) 26. 211 Geta 27. 217-218 Macrinus 28. 218 Diadumenianus 29. 218-22 Elagabalus 30. 222-235 Severus Alexander 31. 235-238 Maximinus Thrax 32. 238 Gordian I 33. 238 Gordian II 34. 238 Pupienus (Maximus) 35. 238 Balbinus 36. 238-244 Gordian III 37. 244-249 Filippus l' Arabo 38. 247-249 Filippus Iunior 39. 249-251 Decius 40. 251 Herennius Etruscus 41. 251 Hostilian 42. 251-253 Trebonianus Gallus 43. 251-253 Volusianus 44. 253 Uranius Antoninus 45. 253 Aemilius Aemilianus 46. 253-260 Valerian 47. 253-268 Gallienus 48. 260 Ingenuus 49. 260 Regalianus 50. 260-261 Macrianus Senior 51. 260-261 Macrianus Iunior 52. 260-261 Quietus 53. 261 Valens 54. 262, 268 Aureolus 55. 268-270 Claudius II Gothicus 56. 270 Quintillus 57. 270-275 Aurelian 58. 271-272 Domitianus 59. 271-272 Urbanus 60. 271-272 Septimius 61. 272 Vaballathus 62. 260-269 Postumus 63. 269 Laelianus 64. 269 Marius 65. 269-270 Victorinus 66. 271-274 Tetricus I 67. 273?-274 Tetricus II 68. 275-276 Tacitus 69. 276 Florianus 70. 276-282 Probus 71. 282-283 Carus 72. 283-284 Numerianus 73. 283-285 Carinus 74. 284-305 Diocletian 75. 303 Eugenius 76. 285-ca.310 Maximianus Herculius 77. 286/7-293 Carausius 78. 293-296/7 Allectus 79. 293-306 Constantius I Chlorus 80. 293-311 Galerius 81. 305-313 Maximinus Daia 82. 305-307 Severus II 83. 306-312 Maxentius 84. 308-309 L. Domitius Alexander 85. 308-324 Licinius 86. 314(316?) Valens 87. 306-337 Constantine I 88. 337-340 Constantine II 89. 337-350 Constans I 90. 337-361 Constantius II 91. 350-353 Magnentius 92. 350 Nepotian 93. 350 Vetranio 94. 361-363 Julianus 95. 363-364 Jovianus 96. 364-375 Valentinianus I 97. 364-378 Valens 98. 365-366 Procopius 99. 367-383 Gratian 100. 375-392 Valentinianus II 101. 378-395 Theodosius I 102. 383-388 Magnus Maximus 103. 384-388 Flavius Victor 104. 392-394 Eugenius Please take a look at this list and make sure it is correct or that I haven't added in any minor players. Report this Post to the Staff
VisigothKing Pillar of the Community United States 4778 Posts	Posted 01/19/2013 11:32 am What about everyone after eugenius? A whole century of emperors is missing. Report this Post to the Staff
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