Maximinaus ruled the eastern portion of the Empire when the famous Edict of Milan granted complete religious toleration to all the subjects of the Roman Empire. He was best known as one of the last persecutors of the Christians. In 313 AD, Maximinaus was completely defeated by Licinius. He escaped by disguising himself as a slave. He fell ill and died a year later.
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Bronze Coin of Roman Emperor Maximinaus II (309-313 AD). Follis in Very Fine condition.
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Galerius Valerius Maximianus – Minted in Thessalonica in 312 AD. Obverse: MAXIMINVS PF AVG, laureate head right. Reverse: IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe & leaning on scepter, wreath left, Epsilon right, dot SM dot TS dot in exergue. 25.288 mm & 0.167 oz. RIC VI 50a,E.3
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