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© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin with Portrait of Domitian [CAES(ar) AUG(ustus) GERM(anicus)] (Caesar Augustus of Germany (Conquerer of Germany)) (Obverse) and Minerva Holding Spear and Shield with Olive Branch and German Woman (Reverse)
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
ClassificationsGreek and Roman Art

Coin with Portrait of Domitian [CAES(ar) AUG(ustus) GERM(anicus)] (Caesar Augustus of Germany (Conquerer of Germany)) (Obverse) and Minerva Holding Spear and Shield with Olive Branch and German Woman (Reverse)

Possible OriginRome, Italy, Europe
CultureRoman
PeriodFlavian, reign of Domitian
Date81-96 CE
MediumBronze
Credit LineGift of Thomas K. Glenn
Dimensions1 1/16 in. (2.7 cm)
Object numberX.0001.059
ProvenanceEx coll. Thomas K. Glenn (1868-1946), Atlanta, Georgia.
Status
Not on view
Collections
  • Greek and Roman Art
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin with Laureate Bust of Domitian (Obverse) and Minerva Advancing Right Holding Shield and Javelin (Reverse)
81-96 CE
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Coin: Obverse: Head of Emperor with Inscription: IMP(erator) C(aesar) DIOCLETIANUS P(ius) F(elix) AUG(ustus), Reverse: Woman Holding an Olive Branch with Inscription: PAX AUGG(Augustorum)
284-305 CE
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Coin of Crispus (Obverse: Portrait of Crispus Wearing a Wreath [CRISPUS NOB(ilissimus) CAES(ar)] (Crispus Most Noble Caesar), Reverse: Wreath [DOMINOR(um) NOSTROR(um) CAES(arum) (duo)] (Of our Lords the Two Caesars))
317-326 CE
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Coin of Licinius I (Obverse: Portrait of Licinius Wearing a Wreath [LICINUS NOB(ilissimus) CAES(ar)] (Licinus Most Noble Caesar), Reverse: Wreath [CAESARUM NOSTRORUM] (Of our Caesars))
308-324 CE
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin of Crispus (Obverse: Portrait of Crispus Wearing a Wreath [CRISPUS NOB(ilissimus) CAES(ar)] (Crispus most noble Caesar), Reverse: Wreath [DOMINOR(um) NOSTROR(um) Caess(arum) (duo)] (Of our Lords the Two Caesars))
317-326 CE
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Denarius with Portrait of Tiberius [TI(berius) CAESAR DIVI(nus) AUG(ustus)] (Tiberius Caesar the Divine Augustus) (Obverse) and Livia Seated [PONTIF(ex) MAXIM(us)] (Chief of the Priests) (Reverse)
14-37 CE
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Coin of Constantine The Great (Obverse: Portrait of Constantinius Wearing a Wreath [CONSTANTINUS AUG(ustus)] (Constantinus Augustus), Reverse: Wreath [D(omini) N(ostri) CONSTANTINI MAX(imi) AUG(usti)] (Of our Lord Contantinus the Greatest Augustus))
324 CE
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin of Constantine The Great (Obverse: Portrait of Constantinus Wearing a Wreath [CONSTANTINUS AUG(ustus)] (Constantinus Augustus), Reverse: Wreath [D(omini) N(ostri) CONSTANTINI MAX(imi) AUG(usti)] (Of our Lord Constantinus the Greatest Augustus))
324-326 CE
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Solidus with D.N. Leo Perpet Aug. Helmeted and Cuirassed with Bust Facing Holding Spear and Shield (Obverse) and Vigtoria AUGGG. Victory Standing Holding Long Cross. In Ex. CONOB (Reverse)
457-474 CE
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Solidus with D.N. Leo Perpet Aug. Helmeted and Cuirassed and Bust Facing Holding Spear and Shield (Obverse) and Vigtoria AUGGG. Victory Standing Holding Long Cross. In Ex. CONOB (Reverse)
457-474 CE
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin of Constantine The Great (Obverse: Portrait of Constantinus Wearing a Wreath [CONSTANTINUS AUG(ustus)] (Constantinus Augustus), Reverse: Wreath [D(omini) N(ostri) CONSTANTINI MAX(imi) AUG(usti)] (Of our Lord Constantinus the Greatest Augustus))
324-326 CE
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Coin of Constantine The Great (Obverse: Portrait of Constantinius Wearing a Wreath [CONSTANTINUS AUG(ustus)] (Constantinus Augustus), Reverse: Wreath [D(omini) N(ostri) CONSTANTINI MAX(imi) AUG(usti)] (Of our Lord Constantinus the Greatest Augustus))
324-326 CE