Valentinian II, 375 - 392 A.D. Victory on Globe & Kneeling Woman Coin #5
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Victory on Globe & Kneeling Woman Coin - REPARATIO REIPVB The restoration of the RepublicFlavius Valentinianus (371 – 392), commonly known as Valentinian II, Roman Emperor 375 to 392 ADObverse: D N VALENTINIANVS P F AVG Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust rightReverse: Emperor standing l, holding Victory on a globe with right hand and raising kneeling woman with his left.Became Emperor at age 4
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Valentinian II, 375 - 392 A.D. Victory & Kneeling Woman Coin Flavius Valentinianus (371 –392), commonly known as Valentinian II, was Roman Emperor from AD 375 to 392 Valentinian II was the son of Valentinian I and declared Augustus shortly after his father's death. His influence steadily waned, and after the death of Gratian he retained control of Italy only. Although he and Theodosius II quickly repulsed the invasion of Magnus Maximus in 387 A.D, his power waned once more and 5 years later he was strangled, probably at the orders of general Arbogastes. In 391, all non-Christian temples in the Empire were closed, as Theodosius established Christianity as the official state religion. The eternal fire in the Temple of Vesta in the Roman Forum was extinguished, and the Vestal Virgins were disbanded. Siscia, a chief town and colony of Pannonia, was located at confluence of the Colapis and Savus, and is now called Sisak, Croatia. The Roman imperial mint operated from 260 to c. 390 A.D. The mint master was called procurator monetae Siscianae.
Victory on Globe & Kneeling Woman Coin - REPARATIO REIPVB The restoration of the RepublicFlavius Valentinianus (371 – 392), commonly known as Valentinian II, Roman Emperor 375 to 392 ADObverse: D N VALENTINIANVS P F AVG Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust rightReverse: Emperor standing l, holding Victory on a globe with right hand and raising kneeling woman with his left.Became Emperor at age 4
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Valentinian II, 375 - 392 A.D. Victory & Kneeling Woman Coin Flavius Valentinianus (371 –392), commonly known as Valentinian II, was Roman Emperor from AD 375 to 392 Valentinian II was the son of Valentinian I and declared Augustus shortly after his father's death. His influence steadily waned, and after the death of Gratian he retained control of Italy only. Although he and Theodosius II quickly repulsed the invasion of Magnus Maximus in 387 A.D, his power waned once more and 5 years later he was strangled, probably at the orders of general Arbogastes. In 391, all non-Christian temples in the Empire were closed, as Theodosius established Christianity as the official state religion. The eternal fire in the Temple of Vesta in the Roman Forum was extinguished, and the Vestal Virgins were disbanded. Siscia, a chief town and colony of Pannonia, was located at confluence of the Colapis and Savus, and is now called Sisak, Croatia. The Roman imperial mint operated from 260 to c. 390 A.D. The mint master was called procurator monetae Siscianae.
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