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Tremissis of Olybrius, marked: d·n· anicius olybrius aug· ("Our Lord Anicius Olybrius Augustus")
Tremissis of Olybrius, marked: d·n· anicius olybrius aug· ("Our Lord Anicius Olybrius Augustus")
Gaiseric sacks Rome, by Karl Briullov. After the sack of Rome (455), the Vandals took Licinia Eudoxia and her two daughters, among which also Olybrius
Gaiseric sacks Rome, by Karl Briullov. After the sack of Rome (455), the Vandals took Licinia Eudoxia and her two daughters, among which also Olybrius' wife Placidia, to Africa; at that time Olybrius was in Constantinople.
Reverse of a tremissis of Olybrius, with a Christian cross in a wreath
Reverse of a tremissis of Olybrius, with a Christian cross in a wreath
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Possible alabaster head of Leo on a modern bust
Possible alabaster head of Leo on a modern bust
16th cent. Russian icon depicting St. Leo's enshrinement of the Robe of the Theotokos in Sts. Peter and Mark church, Blachernae
16th cent. Russian icon depicting St. Leo's enshrinement of the Robe of the Theotokos in Sts. Peter and Mark church, Blachernae