5 Roman Aes Pieces To Identify | Late Roman Bronzes

no pics :(

Pics are fine now but my knowledge of Roman coins would fill a thimble

I can give you rough IDs, but I'll have to leave it to the specialists to give you more precise attributions. Clockwise from top left:

#1: I think it's Emperor Gratian (but it could be another emperor of siumilar time period; the name's not too clear), Thessalonica mint, reverse type GLORIA ROMANORVM, emperor marching right holding labarum (military standard with chi-ro symbol on it), looking back at a captive he is dragging by his hair behind him. Not entirely unlike this one.

#2: Emperor Constantius II I believe, Alexandria mint, reverse type VOT XX MVLT XXX in wreath. Similar example.

#3: Constantine the Great, posthumous memorial "veiled head" type, reverse type veiled Constantine standing, VN MR to either side. I can't tell the mintmark, but it's similar to this one.

#4: Another Constantius II, unfortunately the mintmark is worn away, but it's a VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN type, two Victories holding two wreaths over a palm branch. Like this one.

#5: similar to #3, except reverse type is Constantine in chariot, with the Hand of God reaching down to him. I can't tell the mint on this one, either. An excellent example.

#6: Similar reverse to #4, except this time it's Emperor Constans, and clearly Thessalonica mint. Almost an exact match.

#7: Probably the easiest of the lot: Emperor Constantius II, Siscia mint, reverse type FEL TEMP REPARATIO, soldier spearing horseman. Yours is much nicer than this one.

By my count, that's seven coins.