Licinius I

Licinius II (308-324)
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Licinius Ier fut proclamé directement auguste à la suite de la conférence de Carnuntum le 11 novembre 308. En 313, après le rescrit de Milan, il épousa la demi-sœur de Constantin, Constantia.

27. Licinius IOVI CONSERVATORI, RIC VII, Alexandria 28.
28. Galerius GENIO AVGVSTI CMH [21]. Nicomedia 54a.
29. Maximinus VIRTVTI EXERCITVS [20, 26]. Cyzicus 52. ...

Licinius II Caesar, AE3, Antioch mint, 321-323 AD
Our next coin shows the young son of Licinius I, Licinius II Caesar.

Licinius I, AE3, 316-317?, Heraclea, Officina 1
IMP LICI_NIVS AVG
Laureate bust left, wearing imperial mantle, globe and scepter in left hand, mappa in right
PROVIDENT_IAE AVGG NN ...

Licinius I AEStater_Anokhin_769a
Licinius I AE20 Stater of the Kingdom of the Bosporos. Date AKX = 621 = 324/5 AD. BACILEWC PECKVPOPIC, Rhescuporis V right / bust of Licinius right, date below.
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IMP LICINIUS I
Flavius Galerius Valerius Licinianus Licinius
Born: A.D. 250 in Moesia ...

BB505. Licinius I, AD 308-324, AE Follis, reduced. Radiate bust rt./IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter stands left holding sceptre and Victory, eagle left, captive seated rt., Heraclea mint. Centered, slightly rough dull light brown patina, clear types, Fine ...

316c LICINIUS II. 317-324. Æ3 of Heraclea. Bust right/Camp-gate with 3 turrets, Sμηγ in ex, λ in field to right. RIC-49, As SR-3819. EF. $45 ...

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RIC11, Licinius II: AE3 (0317AD-0320AD)
Obv:
Laureated and draped bust of Licinius Junior left, globe, scepter in left hand, mappa in right ...

R3822* 2272 Licinius II Caesar: AE 3
$65.00
Obv. LICINIVS IVN NOB CAES Laur. bust l.
Rev. VOT V MVLT X CAESS Wreath
Sear 3822v; RIC 29 good VF ...

Licinius I., and Constantine I. - IOVI VICTORI on coins of Domitianus, Hadrianus, Commodus, Albinus, Septimius Severus, Elagabalus, Gallienus, Postumus, Victorinus I., claudius II., Aurelianus, Vabalathus, Tetricus I., Tetricus II.

And, the Licinius family makes it again with this ® of Licinius II contibuted by Scott Uhrick. Great myth scene on reverse and excellent portrait on obverse. BTW this is from an uncleaned lot! ...

The Imperial government was transferred there from Rome. In 307 Constantine and Licinius issued the famous Edict of Milan, which granted complete religious tolerance of all citizens of the Roman Empire.

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