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Byzantium, 10th century - Solidus with Romanus I Lecapenus and His Son Christopher (obverse) - 1964.422.a - Cleveland Museum of Art
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Clevelandart 1968.55.b - coin, public domain photograph
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Byzantine Solidus coin - Public domain museum image. A gold coin with an image of a woman on it
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Byzantium, 10th century - Solidus with Romanus I Lecapenus and His Son Christopher - 1964.422 - Cleveland Museum of Art
Summary
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Romei means "man from Rome", identifying people who once lived in Rome and now living elsewhere - Eastern Roman Empire with its capital in Constantinople..
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byzantine gold coins in the cleveland museum of art
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0900 - 0999
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Cleveland Museum of Art
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