EC.72.132 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 284-305 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate head of Diocletian facing right Inscription: IMP DIOCLETIANUS AUG Supplied: Imperator Diocletianus Augustus Translated: Emperor Diocletian Augustus
	Reverse: Genius standing with horn of plenty in left hand and object in right Inscription: GENIO POPULI ROMANI Translated: To the genius of the Roman people Weight: 8 g

	EC.72.133 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 284-305 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate head of Diocletian facing right Inscription: IMP C DIOCLETIA...AUG Supplied: Imperator Gaius Diocletianus Augustus Translated: Emperor Gaius Diocletian Augustus
	Reverse: Double Genius figure holding horn of plenty in left hands and object in right Inscription: PULI ROMAN PULI ROMANI Supplied: Populi Romani Populi Romani Translated: Of the Roman people, of the Roman people Notes: The inscription on the reverse is written twice to correspond to the double figure. Weight: 11 g

EC.72.134 Denomination: Roman bronze follis (AE) Date: c. 284-305 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate head of Diocletian facing right Inscription: IMP C DIOCLETI...F AUG Supplied: Imperator Gaius Diocletianus Pius Felix Translated: Emperor Gaius Diocletian Pius Felix Augustus

Reverse: Goddess holding scales in right hand and horn of plenty in left Inscription: SACRA MONET AUGG ET CAESS... Supplied: Sacra Moneta Augusti et Caesaris... Translated: Sacred mint of Augustus and Caesar... Notes: The inscription "PTR" under the figure on the reverse of this coin indicates where the money was minted; in this case, at Trier, also known as Treveri, in what was the western province of Gallia. See also EC.72.135, EC.72.136, and EC.72.145 for other coins minted at Trier. For a very similar coin reverse see R. A. G. Carson, Principal Coins of the Romans, Vol. III: The Dominate AD 294-498 (London 1980) 10 n. 1169. Weight: 7 g

	EC.72.135 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 286-305 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate face of Maximian facing right Inscription: MAXIMIANUS NOB C Supplied: Maximianus Noblissimus Caesar Translated: Maximianus, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Genius holding a patera and a cornucopia Inscription: GENIO POPULI ROMANI. PTR. SC Supplied: Genio Populi Romani. Pecunia Triviensis. Senatus Consulto Translated: To the genius of the Roman people. Money made at Trier. By decree of the Senate Weight: 11 g

	EC.72.136 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 286-305 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate head of Maximian facing right Inscription: MAXIMIANUS NOB CAES Supplied: Maximianus, Nobilssimus Caesar Translated: Maximianus, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Genius holding a patera and a cornucopia Inscription: GENIO P...ROM...SC Supplied: Genio Populi Romani. Senatus Consulto Translated: To the genius of the Roman people. By decree of the Senate Notes: Like EC.72.135 and EC.72.145, this coin was minted at Trier. Weight: 8 g

	EC.72.138 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 305-306 CE Obverse: Bearded, radiate crowned head of Constantius I Chlorus facing right Inscription: ...CONSTANTIUS NOB CAES Supplied: Constantius Nobilissimus Caesar Translated: Constantius, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Faint figures, seated one on left, other standing Inscription: worn off Notes: An "L" appears under the figures on the reverse, probably indicating that the coin was minted in Lugdunum in the western province of Gallia (present-day Lyon, France). Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.139 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 305-306 CE Obverse: Bearded, laureate head of Constantius I Chlorus facing right Inscription: CONSTANTIUS NOB CAES Supplied: Constantius Nobilissimus Caesar Translated: Constantius, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Goddess with scales in right hand and horn of plenty in left Inscription: SACRANO...VCCE...ES S H N... Weight: 12 g

	EC.72.140 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Crowned or helmeted head (of Constantine I?) facing left Inscription: CONST...AUG Supplied: Constantius Augustus
	Reverse: Two standing winged figures facing each other Inscription: worn off Notes: This coin, likely depicting Constantine the Great, was minted at Siscia in the western province of Illyricum-Danube. Weight: 3 g

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