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Byzantine Bronze AE Follis of Constantine X Ducas

, 2019
Bronze AE follis of Constantine X Ducas (1059-1067 CE). Obv: Christ standing facing on footstool, raising hand in benediction and holding gospels. Rev: Eudocia and Constantine standing facing, holding between them a labarum with cross-piece on staff set ...

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Bronze Follis Coin of Roman Emperor Constantine I (307 - 337 CE)

, 2019
Bronze follis of Constantine I, the Great (307-337 CE). Obv: bust of Constantine I right, laureate head. Rev: campgate with 12 layers, 2 turrets and star in middle.

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THE BORDERS OF RUSSIA IN THE VIEW OF CONSTANTINE PORPHYROGENITUS

University proceedings. Volga region. Humanities, 2018
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Bronze AE Follis of Roman Emperor Constantine I (307-337 CE)

, 2019
Bronze AE follis of Constantine I, the Great (307-337 CE). Obv: laureate bust of Constantine I, left wearing imperial mantle, holding Victory on globe. Rev: Jupiter holds Victory on globe.

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Byzantine diplomacy in the works of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus

Scientific visnyk V. O. Sukhomlynskyi Mykolaiv National University. Historical Sciences, 2019
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Constantine I, commemorative coin

Constantine IConstantine in quadriga; hand of God aboveS3789AE 4VFSibkaThe Bill F. Kelso Collection of Ancient Coins contains coins from around the world.

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Theophanes Nonnus: Medicine in the Circle of Constantine Porphyrogenitus

Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 1984
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Constantine I, 307-337 AD

Constantine IAltar inscribed VO/TIS/XXS3770AE 3EFSbeitlaThe Bill F. Kelso Collection of Ancient Coins contains coins from around the world. These ancient coins are from the following places and eras: Greece, Carthage, the Roman Republic and Empire, St ...

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Some Remarks on Prepositional Usage in the Works of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus: εἰς + Accusative and ἐν + Dative

Collectanea Philologica
This paper examines the use of the prepositional constructions εἰς with the accusative and ἐν with the dative in the prose works of Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (Vita Basilii, De thematibus, De administrando imperio, and De cerimoniis), paying particular attention to instances reflecting the loss of the distinction between locative and allative ...
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