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This fragment of a Coptic textile was most likely discovered in one of the Christian
cemeteries of Egypt where, because of the exceptionally dry climate, many such textiles
with well-preserved color have been discovered. These textiles are mainly…

A bronze coin of Severus Alexander from Antioch in Pisidia, showing the river-god Anthios reclining on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Philippus I from Antioch in Pisidia with a vexillum and two military standards on the reverse side.

A bronze coin of Lucius Verus from Antioch in Pisidia with the female genius of the colony holding a cornucopia on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Commodus from Antioch in Pisidia with Mên holding a statue of Nike on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Gallienus from Antioch in Pisidia, showing the Tyche of Antioch holding a branch and cornucopia on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Volusian from Antioch in Pisidia with a vexillum between two military standards on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Volusian from Antioch in Pisidia with a vexillum between two military standards on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Valerian from Antioch in Pisidia with a vexillum between two military standards on the reverse.

A bronze coin of Commodus from Antioch in Pisidia, showing Mên holding a statue of Nike on the reverse.