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Antiochus. Roman lead seal c. late 3rd-4th century AD
ANTIO-XOV ΛV; Bare-headed, draped bust
20x16x7mm; 4.86 gram.
This seal portrays a private Roman citizen named Antiochos. A handful of his seals are known, which allows to complete the legend on seals in poor preservation (photos of other examples are available upon request). The two letters after his name are yet to be explained.
Marinos. Roman lead seal c. 5th century AD
MAP-INOV; draped bust r.
Cross over monogram MB
Roman lead seal c. 4th century AD
Draped bust left, holding up Victory on globe (?)
16x15x7mm; 4.55 gram.
Niketes Zotikos. Roman lead seal 4th-5th century AD
NIKHTOY; bare-headed bust right
ZWTI[K?]OV; standing figure facing (Carthage holding fruit?)
Still 208; 14x15x4mm, 3,84 g;
Roman lead seal 3rd-4th century AD
Draped bust of Attis right, wearing Phrygian hat, pedum to left
Leukel I N67 (“bust wearing Phrygian hat”); Gorny & Mosch 156 (5 March 2007), lot 2512 (“Men”); 14x15x6mm, 3.68 g;
Roman lead imperial seal of Constantius II and Constantius Gallus AD 351-354
Laureate bust of Constantius II to r., facing bare-headed bust of Constantius Gallus
Münzzentrum Rheinland 151 (21 April 2009), lot 875; 14mm, 2.29 gram
Antiochus. Roman lead seal c. late 3rd-4th century AD
ANTIO-XOV ΛV; Bare-headed, draped bust
14x12x8mm; 5.30 gram.
This seal portrays a private Roman citizen named Antiochos. A handful of his seals are known, which allows to complete the legend on seals in poor preservation (photos of other examples are available upon request). The two letters after his name are yet to be explained.
Roman lead seal c. 3rd century AD
Half-length bust of Victory right
22x14x5mm; 5.10 gram.
Roman lead seal c. 3rd-4th century AD
ANT/PAT (?) in two lines
ANT/IOR (?) in two lines
14mm; 4.53 gram,
Roman lead seal c. 3rd/4th century AD
Victory advancing right holding wreath and palm branch
25x23x11mm; 16.29g;
Roman lead seal c. 3rd century AD
Draped bust of Mercurius right, caduceus over shoulder
Head of Hercules right
13x14mm, 3.99 g;
2 Plomben (Blei), ca. 3. - 4. Jhdt. n. Chr.
4,06 g - 15 mm / 2,83 g - 14 mm
ROMAN LEAD SEALS. Uncertain emperor (Circa 5th century).
Obv: Blank.
Rev: Roman-style bust right; to left, crowning Victory standing right.
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Condition: Good fine, holed.
Weight: 6.00 g.
Diameter: 29 mm.
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