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Mint: Vienna
drove Antigonus out of Upper Macedonia and Thessaly
Alexius did what he could to control the negative effects of the unwelcome "friends" of the cause noting all the meanwhile that the conquests of the crusaders did not benefit them in any way but rather served to further weaken the Byzantines politically and financially
ID# 424g (UK)
holding mappa and sceptre
#j747# Roman Bronze coin issued by Licinius I from 321-324 AD UK Mint: ViennaWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Roman bronze coin issued by Licinius I from 321 324 AD ID# 747j MINT: SMHA (Heraclea) OBVERSE; IMP C VAL LICIN LICINIVS PF AVG Radiate bust right, draped and cuirassed. REVERSE; IOVI CONS ERVATORI Jupiter standing left, with Victory on globe & scepter; between eagle & captive Reference: Reference: RIC VII Heraclea 52
