Coin, bronze radiate fraction, Maximian

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Title

Coin, bronze radiate fraction, Maximian

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University of Canterbury Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities

Collection

James Logie Memorial Collection

Description

Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximianus Herculius, known as Maximian, was Roman emperor from 286-310 CE, (and again from 306-308 CE) as part of the first Tetrarchy of Rome. He was made Caesar (sub-emperor) by Diocletian in 285 CE and elevated to co-Augustus in 286. Succession in the third century had become troublesome, with any successful general able to attempt a claim to the throne, and the em... [Accession number: 180.96.33]

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Date created

ca. 303 CE

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Italy

Related subjects

Emperors / Kings and rulers in art / Numismatics / Inscriptions, Latin / Roman / 4th Century CE

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