Sanson map of Eastern Roman Empire

Title/Content of Map: 1764 d'Anville Map of Eastern Roman Empire from Black Sea Region to Middle East -- Orbis Romani Pars Orientalis Auspiciis Serenissimi Principis . . . MDCCLXIV Date: 1764, London

Title: Orbis Romani Pars Orientalis Cartographer: D'Anville, J.B.B. Publication Date: 1764 Publisher: D'Anville Size: Height: 27 Width: 21.5 Map showing eastern Europe or Roman Empire. Details topogra

Title/Content of Map: Roman Empire (Eastern & Western) in The 4th Century. Date Printed: 1877 ca. Cartographer: WELLER, EDW. Publisher: G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS 1877 ca. NEW YORK Size: Quarto – 6.00 H x 8

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Imperii Romani Distracta, pars Orientalis [Roman Empire, eastern part]' DATE PRINTED: 1789 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 36.0 x 25.0cm, 14 x 9.75 inches (Large); Please note that this is a

An ancient Eastern Roman Empire Valentinian I gold solidus coin. Circa from 364 to 367. Featuring a bust of Valentinianus I right, pearl diademed, draped, cuirassed to the obverse, and Valentinianus s

Eastern Roman Empire Theodosius II, AD 402-450, NGC Ch XF

Constantinople, ca. 402 to 450 CE. Solid gold solidas, bust of Emperor facing forward, reverse, Constantinopolis seated. Size: 20mm in diameter and weighing 4.2 grams. Provenance: Ex-private Mark Bie

NGC Eastern Roman-Empire, Valens AD 364-378 AE3 (nummus) Graded Fine By NGC.

NGC Eastern Roman Empire Arcadius AD 383-408 AE3 (Nummus) Graded Choice XF By NGC.

AD 379-395 THEODOSIUS I, AE4 & AD 364-378 VALENS, AE3 - DECLINE & FALL OF ROME. ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

NGC Eastern Roman Empire, Theodosius I, Ad 379-395, AE4 (Nummus) Siscia. Graded vg By NGC.

AD 379-395 THEODOSLIUS I AE4 (NUMMUS) & AD 364-378 VALES AE3 (NUMMUS). ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

AD 379-395 THEODOSLIUS I AE4 (NUMMUS) & AD 364-378 VALES AE3 (NUMMUS). ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

Eastern Roman Empire Valens AD 364-378 (NGC Ancients) AE3 Nummus

NGC Graded Eastern Roman Empire Ancient Coin

Roman miniature glass vessel From the Eastern Roman Empire, ca 2nd to 3rd century CE. Size: 4.5 x 3.1 cms. A miniature green glass vessel with a flat round body and tall neck. Provenance: Ex. collecti

A Map of the Roman Empire as it was in the time of Julius Caesar, published by John and Paul Knapton, London, 1747 in "Geographia Classica". 13.5" x 8" overall and map measuring 9 x 6.5". Reserve: $30

Antique Valens, AD 364-378 EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE AE3 (Nummus) - NGC Certified. This Coin is Certified by NGC as authentic. You can look up the serial number on NGC and see this coin. See pictures for c

Eastern Roman Empire - VALENS, AD 364-378 AE3 (Nummus) - NGC

Eastern Roman Empire Bronze Coins (286-396 AD) (Avg. Circ.) Product ID: 182416 Year: 286-396 AD Grade: Very Fine/Extra Fine Grade Service: None Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Content: 0 troy oz <b

Lithographs Map Published 1881, London for ""The International Atlas and Geography..." by James Bryce. Maps by Edward Weller & John Bartholomew. Uncommon. Paper Size: 13.5 x 10 inch (34 x 25cm) and 18

Eastern Roman Empire Bronze Coins (286-396 AD) (Avg. Circ.) Product ID: 182416 Year: 286-396 AD Grade: Very Fine/Extra Fine Grade Service: None Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Content: 0 troy oz <b

"Orbis Antiqui Mappa Nova" and "Imperii Romani Tabula" Copper Engraved Maps Published 1829, Paris for "Atlas de La Geographie..." by Felix Delamarche. Contemporary outline hand colour. Centre fold as

Byzantine Empire, 393 to 423 CE. This is a Roman gold solidus, one of the last coins struck in both the Western and Eastern Roman Empires. Each coin weighs roughly 4.5 g; the limits of refining techno