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Maurice Tiberius? I was going to say Theodosius 590-602, but his coins are extremely rare and you need deep pockets for one of his.
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Gibbon's work was a key milestone and rightfully needs to be respected but good that you read newer ones as well. And you stole it under 'echizento's nose, it is Leontia:   Btw, Phocas is the one on the left. |
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Sorry about that Echizento  Why don't you post the next one. |
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That's OK you got it. That was a bit tricky, I didn't think to look to his wife. Nice guess.
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Here is a real simple one  |
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If that is simple, what do you consider as difficult?
Valerian I?
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Unusual portrait of Claudius?
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Is he bearded I can't tell
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Close, he ruled during PAX ROM ANA |
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So Later than Vespasian and earlier than Commodus. Hadrian
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Hadrian it is. Hadrian 117-138 Rare little coin 13 mm x 1.8 grams Alexandria, Memphites Reverse: Apis Bull, legend: MEM dated LIA (126-127)   |
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