RIC IX Antioch 61

Canonical URI: http://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.9.anch.61

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Typological Description

  • Date Range: AD 383 - AD 388
  • Object Type: Coin
  • Manufacture: Struck
  • Denomination: AE2
  • Material: Bronze

  • Authority

    • Authority: Theodosius I
      • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
      • State: Roman Empire

  • Geographic

  • Obverse

    • Legend: AEL FLAC-CILLA AVG
    • Type: Bust of Aelia Flacilla, with elaborate head-dress, draped, necklace, and mantle, right
    • Portrait: Aelia Flacilla
      • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
      • State: Roman Empire

  • Reverse

    • Legend: SALVS REI-PVBLICAE
    • Type: Victory seated right on cuirass, writing ☧ on shield held on small column
    • Deity: Victory

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Subtypes

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Subtype Obverse Reverse Examples of this type
RIC IX Antioch 61: Subtype 1
  • Legend: AEL FLAC-CILLA AVG
  • Type: Bust of Aelia Flacilla, with elaborate head-dress, draped, necklace, and mantle, right
  • Portrait: Aelia Flacilla
    • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: SALVS REI-PVBLICAE
  • Type: Victory seated right on cuirass, writing ☧ on shield held on small column
  • Deity: Victory
  • MintMark: -/T//ANTB
RIC IX Antioch 61: Subtype 2
  • Legend: AEL FLAC-CILLA AVG
  • Type: Bust of Aelia Flacilla, with elaborate head-dress, draped, necklace, and mantle, right
  • Portrait: Aelia Flacilla
    • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: SALVS REI-PVBLICAE
  • Type: Victory seated right on cuirass, writing ☧ on shield held on small column
  • Deity: Victory
  • MintMark: -/T//ANTΓ

object: 1
RIC IX Antioch 61: Subtype 3
  • Legend: AEL FLAC-CILLA AVG
  • Type: Bust of Aelia Flacilla, with elaborate head-dress, draped, necklace, and mantle, right
  • Portrait: Aelia Flacilla
    • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: SALVS REI-PVBLICAE
  • Type: Victory seated right on cuirass, writing ☧ on shield held on small column
  • Deity: Victory
  • MintMark: -/T//ANTԐ
RIC IX Antioch 61: Subtype 4
  • Legend: AEL FLAC-CILLA AVG
  • Type: Bust of Aelia Flacilla, with elaborate head-dress, draped, necklace, and mantle, right
  • Portrait: Aelia Flacilla
    • Dynasty: Theodosian Dynasty
    • State: Roman Empire
  • Legend: SALVS REI-PVBLICAE
  • Type: Victory seated right on cuirass, writing ☧ on shield held on small column
  • Deity: Victory
  • MintMark: -/T//ANTS

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Bronze AE2 of Theodosius I, Antioch, AD 383 - AD 388 1980.78.6
Collection
American Numismatic Society
Axis
12
Diameter (in mm)
21.5
Weight (in gr.)
4.716
Münze, Aes 3, 25. August 383 bis 28. August 388 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett der Universität Göttingen
Identifier
202251
Axis
5
Diameter (in mm)
20.45
Weight (in gr.)
4.250
Aelia Flaccilla 383–388 n. Chr.
Collection
Münzkabinett Wien
Identifier
ID190723
Axis
11
Diameter (in mm)
22
Weight (in gr.)
4.90
British Museum: B.6095
Collection
British Museum
Weight (in gr.)
4.53
British Museum: B.6096
Collection
British Museum
Weight (in gr.)
5.49

Quantitative Analysis

Average measurements for this coin type:

Axis
9.33
Diameter (in mm)
21.32
Weight (in gr.)
4.78

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