Unidentified Junk Lot Of Roman And Greek? Bronzes, Help To ID Appreciated!

I won this junk lot for pocket change. Supposedly these are detector finds. Looks mostly Roman AE's but I think one might be a Greek coin or a Roman provincial issue. I have numbered the photograph; anyone want to play detective? I will post the ones that I do have some idea of what I'm looking at, although I might be wrong there too!

#1 - looks like an AE radiate of Aurelianus.

#2 - this is the one that looks like it has Greek writing on it.

#3 - looks like possibly a kneeling captive/standing emperor reverse a la Valentinian? Imitative?

#4 - can't tell in this picture, but perhaps I see the start of a GLORIA reverse. Along with #7 will have to wait until it is in hand to photo it.

#5 - looks like a GLORIA EXERCITUS rev. so probably Constantine or Constans; is that TES (Thessalonica) mint in exergue?

#6 - another "CONSTAN" obverse, big surprise there

#7 - Will have to wait until it is in hand to photograph it.

#8, 9, 10, and 12 - almost certainly too badly worn to identify?

#11 - very worn but at least it has some semblance of a design or pattern.

Thoughts appreciated, as always.