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Lot # 735 - THEODOSIUS II (402-450). GOLD Solidus. Constantinople. Obv: D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear and shield decorated with horseman motif.Rev: CONCORDIA AVGG H / CONOB. Constantinopolis seated facing on throne, head right, with foot set upon prow and holding sceptre and globus surmounted by crowning Victory.RIC 9; Depeyrot 56/2.Theodosius II was proclaimed Augustus at the age of one, but became the ruler of the East only when his father Arcadius died in 408. In fact, however, his mother Aelia Eudoxia was the real ruler, together with the praetorian prefect Anthemius, who had already reigned for Arcadius and distinguished himself for his wisdom and good judgment. The beginning of his reign was marked by peace: relations with the court of Ravenna and with the Persians were good, and important reconstruction works were begun, especially those concerning the new city walls of Constantinople. In 414, however, Anthemius disappeared from court and was replaced by Theodosius II's young sister, Pulcheria, a devout Christian, who began to rule effectively in the East until her brother came of age. She was responsible for the aggressive approach towards the Huns, who represented a new threat to the empire. She also chose to marry her brother to Aelia Eudocia, the daughter of a pagan philosopher from Athens, who was committed to writing religious and secular hymns. Theodosius also enjoyed writing scientific, historical, and theological works, and the court was imbued with a fervent Christian faith. Again on Pulcheria's suggestion, Theodosius attempted to place his cousin Valentinian III on the Western throne and began to reclaim provinces and territories, arguing that the empire should be united. But the Roman Senate, the court of Ravenna with John I, and the army reorganized to protect the West against the claims of Constantinople, enacting laws and launching a campaign in Africa against Bonifatius, loyal to Theodosius II, guilty of having attracted the Vandals of Genseric there. A compromise was reached in Africa, and Theodosius entrusted Valentinian III's mother, Galla Placidia, a woman of undisputed political experience and diplomatic skill, with taking control of the West. This led to the capture of John I in Ravenna and Valentinian III was acclaimed emperor of the West, while Galla Placidia began to establish good relations with both Christians and pagans in an attempt to create a broad consense around her son. Theodosius died in 450 after falling from his horse, before he could implement a series of important initiatives. His reign was marked by a cultural renaissance, during which the famous 'Codex Theodosianus' was compiled to reaffirm the unity of the Roman Empire and lay the foundations for Justinian's future code. Condition: Good very fine.Weight: 4.47 g. Diameter: 20 mm.Estimate: € 1250
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Basiliscus & Marcus
Lot # 740 - BASILISCUS & MARCUS (475-476). Ae. Cyzicus. Obv: Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right.Rev: Monogram within wreath.RIC 1034.Very rareMarcus’ association with the throne is attested by the coins, which confirm the few historical sources that have come down to us. The monogram on this bronze piece combines the letters BAS and MAR. Among the few known specimens, only the mintmarks of Cyzicus can be read, but it is not impossible that some examples with illegible mintmarks may have been issued in Constantinople and Nicomedia. Flavius Basiliscus was one of the most controversial and ill‑fated figures of the late Eastern Roman Empire. Born in Cappadocia and connected to the dynasty of Leo I through his sister Verina, he rose quickly within the military hierarchy thanks to his family ties. His early career was successful: he achieved victories against the Bulgars, Goths and Huns, and even attained the consulship. However, his reputation was permanently stained by the disastrous 468 expedition against the Vandals, one of the most expensive military operations in Roman history, which ended in a catastrophic defeat and made him deeply unpopular at court and among the people. Despite this, Basiliscus remained influential. In 475, taking advantage of widespread resentment toward the Isaurian emperor Zeno, he joined a conspiracy that forced Zeno to flee and was proclaimed emperor himself. His reign, however, was short‑lived and marked by unpopular political and religious decisions: he openly supported the Monophysites, alienating Patriarch Acacius and much of the population; he raised taxes to compensate for Zeno’s escape with the imperial treasury; and he favored his own relatives and supporters, provoking resentment even among those who had helped him seize power. Internal tensions soon erupted. Verina, his sister and initial supporter, turned against him after the execution of her lover Patricius. Generals Illus, Trocundus and Armatius also betrayed him, choosing instead to restore Zeno. When the Isaurian army marched on Constantinople, the Senate opened the gates without resistance. Basiliscus tried to take refuge in a church, but was handed over to Zeno. Although he had been promised that his blood would not be shed, he and his family were imprisoned in a cistern in Cappadocia, where they died of hunger and thirst. His reign had lasted barely twenty months. Condition: Near very fine.Weight: 1.10 g. Diameter: 10 mm.Estimate: € 250
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