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Aelia
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AELIA and ALLIA. Plebeian gens. - The surnames of this family, as they appear on its coins, are Bala, Lama, Paetus, Sejanus. Twentyfour varieties.
Aelia Pulcheria was born in 399, the daughter of the Emperor Arcadius (383-408) and Aelia Eudoxia, daughter of Bauto the Frank.
Aelia Capitolina
Hendin 812
Antoninus Pius Æ 22mm of Judaea, Aelia Capitolina (Jerusalem).
Aelia Placidia
Glycerius (west) (473 - 474)
Leo II (east) (473 - 474)
Julius Nepos (west) (474 - 475)
Zeno (east) (474 - 491)
Romulus Augustulus (west) (475 - 476) ...
Aelia Capitolina, COL. AEL. CAP., 803
COL. AEL. CAP. COND(ita), 803
COL. AEL. CAP. COMM(odiana) P(ia) F(elix), 803
Arabia.
347 AELIA FLACCILLA, wife of Theodosius, mother of Arcadius and Honoriius. Æ2 of Antioch. Bust r/Flaccilla stg, hd right, arms folded on breast, ANTE in ex. RIC-62 (s), SR-4193v. Fine $50 ...
Aelia 4. C. Allius Bala (Cr. 336/1c). 19-18 mm. 7:00. 3.21 grams.
Female head right, wearing diadem, BALA behind, L below chin
/Diana in biga of stags right, fly below, C.ALLI in exergue. Reverse with L/fly as attested on page 337 of Crawford.
RC1170. Aelia Flacilla, wife of Theodosius I, died AD 386, AE2. Empress bust rt./Flacilla stands facing, SMK gamma in exergue, Cyzicus mint, SR4193. Centered, brown patina, decent portrait and rev., mintmark clear, Very Fine....$85 Photo ...
R4194* 2528 Aelia Flaccilla: AE 4 (13 mm)
$195.00
Obv. AEL FLACCILLA AVG Diad. and dr. bust r.
Rev. SALVS REIPVBLICAE Victory seated r., inscribing christogram on shield
1.35 g
Sear 4194v; RIC 61 (Constantinople) superb EF ...
Our examples show two coins of Aelia Flaccilla, wife of Theodosius I, and one of Aelia Eudoxia, wife of Arcadius. Interestingly, the latter was a particularly powerful woman serving her feeble minded husband as one of the chief 'advisors'.
His second move as emperor was to send for the Praetorians and Casperius Aelianus who had been involved in the plot against Nerva. They expected a promotion, but when they arrived, Trajan ordered their deaths.
Adopté par Hadrien, il entre dans la gens Aelia. Au droit le titre de Pius rappelle qu'Antonin a défendu la mémoire de son père adoptif, Hadrien, malgré l'opposition du Sénat et s'est vu décerner cette distinction honorifique qui devient son surnom.
 See also: Coin, Legend, Struck, Bust, Seated
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