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Coins of Rome about Parthia:
Galerius (A.D. 293-311)

Caius Galerius Valerius Maximianus. Created Caesar by Diocletian, A.D. 293-305; proclaimed Augustus, A.D. 305-311. Was beaten by the Persians, but subsequently inflicted a great defeat upon them. Extremely inimical to Christians and probably had much to do with persuading Diocletian to persecute them. As emperor he elevated Licinius to the rank of Caesar. He died in 311.

See the biography of Galerius at De Imperatoribus Romanis, an online encyclopedia of Roman emperors.


Coins in the Name of Galerius

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Catalog Denom Inscription Reverse Type

Galerius : A.D. 293-311

RIC 684 anton MAXIMIANVS NOB C / ORIENS AVGG Sol stand. L, L hand holding whip

The images are used by permission of their copyright owners. See the Coins of Rome about Parthia index page for a listing of these generous individuals, dealers and institutions.


This page last updated 23 Feb 2021

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