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Solidus of Valentinian marked: d·n· valentinianus p·f· aug·
Solidus of Valentinian marked: d·n· valentinianus p·f· aug·
Mutilated bust of an emperor, most likely Valentinian I, or perhaps his brother, Valens.
Mutilated bust of an emperor, most likely Valentinian I, or perhaps his brother, Valens.
The Colossus of Barletta: Statue of a Roman emperor sometimes identified as Valentinian I. It probably depicts Leo I instead.
The Colossus of Barletta: Statue of a Roman emperor sometimes identified as Valentinian I. It probably depicts Leo I instead.
Portrait head of Valentinian or Valens on a modern bust.
Portrait head of Valentinian or Valens on a modern bust.
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Marble bust possibly representing Valens or Honorius (Capitoline Museums)
Marble bust possibly representing Valens or Honorius (Capitoline Museums)
A solidus of Valens with a pearl diadem and a roseate fibula
A solidus of Valens with a pearl diadem and a roseate fibula
Reverse of a solidus of Valens, marked: restitutor reipublicae ("the restitutor of the Republic") and showing the emperor holding a vexillum and a glo
Reverse of a solidus of Valens, marked: restitutor reipublicae ("the restitutor of the Republic") and showing the emperor holding a vexillum and a globe supporting a Victory, who crowns him with a laurel wreath
Coin of Valens after his quinquennalia on 25 February 369, showing the three reigning emperors on the reverse marked: spes r p ("the hope of the Repub
Coin of Valens after his quinquennalia on 25 February 369, showing the three reigning emperors on the reverse marked: spes r p ("the hope of the Republic")