Coins of the Romans relating to Britain, described and illustrated (1844)
Akerman, John Yonge, 1806-1873 · London : J.R. Smith · leaf 125
reins ofgovernment until thesuccession of Aurelian,when he voluntarilyresigned them to thatemperor, a. d. 272.His reign doubtlessextended to Britain,and some of his coinsmay have been struckin the island.* Thecuts here given areaccurate representations of stones, one of whicliis still preserved at… … RELATING TO EllITAIN. 107 DIOCLETIANUS AND MAXIMIANUS. From the reign of Caracalla down to those ofDiocletian and Maximian, no Roman coins bearalhision to the province of Britain, l)ut it is notimprobable that money was minted in the islandwith the effigies of these emperors. The practiceof placing…
Numismatics -- Rome · Numismatics -- Great Britain · Great Britain -- Antiquities, Roman
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