Aemilianus
AEMILIANVS (Marcus or Caius Julius Aemilius), was born in Mauretania, of an obscure family, about the year of the Christian era 208.
AEMILIA (62 avant J.-C.)
Lucius Æmilius Lepidus Paullus
Denier - 62 AC.
N° v18_0225 ...
Aemilian, AR Antoninianus, 253, Group I, Rome
IMP AEMILIANVS PIVS FEL AVG
Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind
ERCVL VICTORI
Hercules standing right, right hand resting on club, bow in left, lion-skin over left arm
20mm x 22mm, 4.
Aemilian (253 AD)
Born Marcus Aemilius Aemilianus in Mauretania around 206 AD. He led his armies on a successful expedition across the Danube and was shortly thereafter hailed as emperor. He marched on Italy and defeated Gallus in May 253 AD.
Aemilius Aemilianus
Emperor 253
Decius [b. ca. 201] was governor of Lower Moesia from 234-238. After the revolt of Pacatian he was sent to Moesia to restore order, but the rebels acclaimed him emperor and forced him to assume the purple.
Aemilian AE25_Moushmov_21
Aemilian Æ 25mm of Provincia Dacia. IMP C M AEMIL AEMILIANVS AVG, laureate & cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / Dacia standing left holding two standards inscribed V and XIII, eagle left, lion right, AN VIII in ex.
aemilia8. No.1046
L. Marcus Phillipus 56 BCE (3.56 g)
Obv: Diademed head of Ancus Marcius right
Rev: Equestrian statue on aqueduct; AQUA MAR between arches.
commemorating the aqueduct of his ancestor, Q. Marcius Rex, built 144-140 BC.
He was married to Egnatia Mariniana and had two sons, Gallienus and Valerian Junior and by 253 Valerians ability as a military commander must have been more than adequate for It was in this year that the usurper Aemilianus revolted and Valerian was ...
Aemilia 7. Cr. 291.
laureate female head right (Roma?), draped and wearing diadem. ROMA before, upwards. * behind.
/equestian stature on 3 arches, in which L E P. Horseman holds vertical spear in right hand.
/AEM[I]LIO around 10:00-4:00.
scorpion below horses, SR299, RSC Aemilia 8, Syd. 913, Craw.422/1b. Centered on the usual slightly small flan losing a little bit of lettering, clear types, toned attractively, a decent example of a popular type, Very Fine+....$295 Photo ...
The brief reign of Aemilian (A.D. 253) saw the issue of a number of interesting types, including extremely rare antoniniani in the name of his wife, Cornelia Supera.
This insured that later historians recorded nothing positive about what, fairly, was one of Rome's weakest rulers. Gallus died at the hands of his own army when they decided their lot would be improved by supporting Aemilian, ...
 See also: Coin, Valeria, Revers, Claudius, Augustus
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