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- Museum number:
- 8-4837
- Culture or time period:
- Julio-Claudian Dynasty (27 BC–68 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 268-269 AD
- Dimensions:
- weight 6.84 grams and linear 22 millimeters
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Person depicted:
- Claudius II (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-5669
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 287-288 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 21 millimeters
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Elpis (Greek deity) and Maximian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-5675
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 284-295 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 21 millimeters
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Diocletian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-4860
- Culture or time period:
- Illyrian Emperors (268–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 268-269 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 23 millimeters and weight 8.15 grams
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Claudius II (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-5672
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 286-287 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 19 millimeters and weight 9 grams
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Person depicted:
- Diocletian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-5678
- Culture or time period:
- Brittanic Emperors (286–297 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 290-291 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 19 millimeters
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Collection date:
- 1888
- Person depicted:
- Maximian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-4840
- Culture or time period:
- Illyrian Emperors (268–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 271-272 AD
- Dimensions:
- weight 8.4 grams and linear 21 millimeters
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Person depicted:
- Aurelian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-7874
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 287-288 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 21 millimeters
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Maximian (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-4848
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 292-293 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 19 millimeters and weight 7.77 grams
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Person depicted:
- Tyche (Greek deity)
- Museum number:
- 8-7873
- Culture or time period:
- Diocletian and the Tetrarchy (285–313 AD)
- Object class:
- Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 284-305 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 19 millimeters and weight 8 grams
- Collector:
- H. M. Holbrook
- Collection place:
- Alexandria, Lower Egypt
- Person depicted:
- Diocletian (Emperor of Rome) and Nike (Greek diety)