The first we hear of Aurelian is during the reign of Gallienus during the campaign against Aureolus, the commander of the mobile field army based at Milan. Aureolus had revolted …

A Roman army under Aurelian was ambushed and defeated. After the Iuthungi moved towards a defenseless Rome, Aurelian rallied his men and defeated the them on the Metauro River, just …

Aurelian is represented on his coins, sometimes laureate, sometimes radiate, after the usual manner of the Roman Emperors, and at other times crowned with a diadem according to the …

Dec 31, 2002 · Aurelian, August 270 - October or November 275 A.D., Roman Provincial Egypt In 274, Aurelian reconquered the Gallic Empire (Gaul and Britain). Tetricus I surrendered his …

Aurelian issued denarii in considerable numbers so they are readily available to collectors today. As with the bronze coins, subsequent rulers issued a few (rare) denarii for special occasions …

In 272, Aurelian advanced quickly through Anatolia while the Roman general Probus recovered Egypt. After Aurelian defeated Zenobia near Antioch, the Palmyrene armies retreated to …

Aurelian also introduced the enigmatic mark XXI on the coins, the meaning of which is a matter of debate today. The two main theories are that it means the coin was valued at 20 sestertii and …

Dec 2, 2025 · Aurelian na zapanowanie powszechnej zgody miał inne sposoby (skuteczne trzeba przyznać) - jednak kwestia tego odrzuconego berła może np. dotyczyć jego żony Seweryny po …

AURELIAN SEVERINA ZENOBIA VABALATHUS TACITUS FLORIAN PROBUS SATURNINUS CARUS CARINUS MAGNIA URBICA NIGRIAN NUMERIAN JULIAN I DIOCLETIAN …

The aurelianianus was a silver clad radiate denomination introduced by Aurelian in 274 A.D. and struck until 293 A.D. After 274 the older radiate Antoniniani no longer circulated. The …