Solidus of Arcadius, struck for his wife Eudoxia, Constantinople
CoinsByzantine5th century

Solidus of Arcadius, struck for his wife Eudoxia, Constantinople

402-403 CE

Artists

EudoxiaCoin Constituent
ArcadiusCoin Constituent

Description

Obv.: Bust of Eudoxia, wearing pearl diadem without jewel at front, draped, wearing necklace and ear-rings, crowned by the hand of god, Rev.: Victory seated on cuirass to r., supporting on her left knee a shield on a column inscribed X P in single line; shield behind cuirass.

Classification
Coins
Technique
Struck
Medium
Gold
Culture
Byzantine
Period
Roman Imperial period, Late, to Early Byzantine
Century
5th century
Division
Asian and Mediterranean Art
Department
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics

Dimensions

4.47g

Provenance

[Muenzen und Medaillen AG, Basel, FPL 508, March 1988 lot 41], sold; to Jane Ayer Scott, Newton MA (1988-2008), by inheritance; to her husband Wellington F. Scott III, (2008-2010), gift; to The Harvard Art Museums, 2010.

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