Solidus of Michael III and Theodora, Constantinople, r. 842 - 867
Issued by Michael III
Dagger Blade, Etched with Arabesques and Arabic
Persian
Canteen with Chinese-style Decoration
Persian
Kubachi Plate with Figure and Plants
Persian
Torch stand (mash`al)
Persian
Large Dish with Flying Cranes
Persian
Dish with Peonies
Persian
Book XXXVIII.24. Ortaigon, wife of the Gallic chieftain, brings head of centurion to her husband {Quarte Decadis Liber Octavus p. CCXXXIII}
Anonymous Germany
Book I.4. She-Wolf feeds Romulus and Remus; Faustulus carries them home {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. XI}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book II.40. Women of Rome, under Vetruria, save Romans from Volscians {Primae Decadis Liber Secundus p. XVII verso}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book III.48. Virginius kills his daughter, Virginia, to preserve her honor {Primae Decadis Liber Tertius p. XXVIII verso}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book V.22. Marcus Furius Camillus, dictator, sells the inhabitants of Veii by auction {Primae Decadis Liber Quintus p. XLVI verso}
Anonymous Germany
Book XXII.17. Romans see oxen breathing out fire and realize their horns are on fire {Tertiae Decadis Liber Secundus p. CV}
Anonymous Germany
Book XXIII.24. L. Postumius cut off with his army in the wood Litina {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXVI verso}
Anonymous Germany
Book I.48. Tullia's chariot drives over King Servius Tulius, her father {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. IX}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book XXVI.47-9. Publius Scipio sent to command in Spain; artisans and slaves taken {Tertiae Decadis Liber Sextus p. CXLVII}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book VII.37. After conquering the Samnites, Decius is given the crown and many gifts {Primae Decadis Liber Septimus p. LXV verso}
Anonymous Germany
Book XXII.33. Twenty-five slaves are crucified for having formed a conspiracy in the field of Mars {Tertiae Decadis Liber Secundus p. CVIII}
Anonymous Germany
Book I.34. Lucuomo and Tanaquil set off for Rome; Eagle repositions his hat {Primae Decadis Liber Primus p. VII}
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1493
Book XXIII.41. Titus Octavius, sailing from Lilybaeum to Africa, ravages the Carthaginian territories {Tertiae Decadis Liber Tertius p. CXIX}
Anonymous Germany