Reverse of imperial aureus of Trajan: Trajan riding horse right pierces with spear Dacius on ground under horse, around SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI D/ Laureate bust of Trajan with drape and cuirass, around IMPTRAIANOAVGGERDACPMTRPCOSVPP
Reverse of imperial aureus of Trajan: Trajan riding horse right pierces with spear Dacius on ground under horse, around SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI D/ Laureate bust of Trajan with drape and cuirass, around IMPTRAIANOAVGGERDACPMTRPCOSVPP - 13440
Fragments of a commemorative inscription for the reconstruction of the market portico during the empire of Constantine by the governor of leptis Laenatius romolus (324-326 A.D.)
Fragments of a commemorative inscription for the reconstruction of the market portico during the empire of Constantine by the governor of leptis Laenatius romolus (324-326 A.D.) - 23957
Nilotic landscape
Nilotic landscape - 8155
Tomb relief with rider and horse from the necropolis
Tomb relief with rider and horse from the necropolis - 23827
Tomb relief with agricultural scene showing ploughing with dromedary from the necropolis
Tomb relief with agricultural scene showing ploughing with dromedary from the necropolis - 23825
Tomb relief with wild animals from the necropolis
Tomb relief with wild animals from the necropolis - 23826
It can be compared to the portrait of Philip the Arab from 244-249 AD.
It can be compared to the portrait of Philip the Arab from 244-249 AD. - 25929
It can be compared to the portrait of Philip the Arab from 244-249 AD.
It can be compared to the portrait of Philip the Arab from 244-249 AD. - 25930
Reverse of Imperial Roman Silver minted under Diocletian, from the mint of Nicomedia: Open city gate with four towers adorned with eagles, around VICTORIAE SARMATICAE, in exergue SMNG D/ Laureate head right of Diocletian, around DIOCLETI-ANVS AVG (Sheet 20575)
Reverse of Imperial Roman Silver minted under Diocletian, from the mint of Nicomedia: Open city gate with four towers adorned with eagles, around VICTORIAE SARMATICAE, in exergue SMNG D/ Laureate head right of Diocletian, around DIOCLETI-ANVS AVG (Sheet 20575) - 20574
Obverse Roman Imperial Silver minted under Diocletian, from the mint of Nicomedia: Laureate head right of Diocletian, around DIOCLETI-ANVS AVG R/ Open city gate with four towers decorated with eagles, around VICTORIAE SARMATICAE, in exergue SMNG (Scheda 20574)
Obverse Roman Imperial Silver minted under Diocletian, from the mint of Nicomedia: Laureate head right of Diocletian, around DIOCLETI-ANVS AVG R/ Open city gate with four towers decorated with eagles, around VICTORIAE SARMATICAE, in exergue SMNG (Scheda 20574) - 20575
Column listing the legions. The units are mentioned according to their location in the various provinces of the empire, from northern Britannia to Mesopotamia
Column listing the legions. The units are mentioned according to their location in the various provinces of the empire, from northern Britannia to Mesopotamia - 10568
It shows the goddess Rome, the deified capital of the empire, portrayed with classical features whose Greek ancestry is accentuated by her hairstyle with hair parted in two sidebands and odnulated on the forehead, held in place by a bandage similar to the one that covers the foreheads of athletes
It shows the goddess Rome, the deified capital of the empire, portrayed with classical features whose Greek ancestry is accentuated by her hairstyle with hair parted in two sidebands and odnulated on the forehead, held in place by a bandage similar to the one that covers the foreheads of athletes - 32721

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