Immerse yourself in the glinting echoes of history as coins bearing Julian’s visage conjure echoes of an empire’s zenith, where his luminous vision was etched onto silver and gold.
Bronze coin of Roman emperor Julian from around 363 A.D., Aquileia mint.
Ancient Rome. Julian II coin. The State Hermitage Museum.
Bronze coin of Roman emperor Julian.
Coin of Julian. Antioch mint.
Flavius Claudius Julianus. 361-363 AD. AV Solidus, Sirmium mint.
Julian II,AR Siliqua from the East Harptree Hoard.
Julian II,AR Siliqua from the East Harptree Hoard.
Julian II,AR Siliqua from the East Harptree Hoard.
Julian II, AR Siliqua, Arelate (Arles) mint.
Julian II, 360-363 AD. Silver Siliqua, Arles mint.
Julian II, 360-363 AD. Silver Siliqua,
Julian II, 360-363 AD. Silver Siliqua, Trier.
Julian II, Silver Siliqua, Lugdunum, c. 361 AD.
Julian II, 360-363 AD. Silver Siliqua, Arles mint.
Julian II. Solidus, Rome mint. Eight-rayed star within wreath on back-side.
Julian II, 360-363 AD, Siliqua, Antioch mint.
Julian II Solidus, Antioch mint.
Julian II (355-361) Solidus.
A Roman coin with a portrait of Julian the Apostate on the front, and a bull standing beneath two stars on the back. Antioch mint., American Numismatic Society.
Julian II Siliqua, AD 360-36, Lugdunum Mint.
Julian II, c. 355-360 CE. Bertolami Fine Arts.
Julian II, AR Siliqua.
Left: Julian II (331-363). Maiorina (bronze coin of the Roman Empire). Right: Maiorina of Emperor Julian, 4th century AD. Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico.
AR Siliqua of Julian II. Image by Kelly Grimshaw.
Julian II (355-361). Solidus, Antioch mint.
Julian II (355-361). Solidus, A. Moretti collection.
Coin of Julian. Solidus, Antioch mint.
Julian II (355-361) Solidus.
Julian II Solidus.
Julian II. AD 360-363. AV Solidus, Ravenna mint.
Flavius Claudius Julianus. 361-363 AD. AV Solidus, Sirmium mint.
Julian II. AD 355-363. AV Solidus, British Museum, London.
