Honorius, AE 4, Antioch mint, 402-408. Obv.: D N HONORI-VS P F AVG, draped and cuirassed bust right, wearing pearl-diadem Rev.: GLORI-A ROMA-NORVM / ANT A, Theodosius II standing between his father Arcadius and his uncle Honorius, all three in military attire holding spears. Theodosius II is depicted a little smaller than his father and uncle, like a teenager, but he was actually just a child or a baby. He was made Augustus and co-emperor with Arcadius just a few days after being born and was aged 6 when his father died. He was officially said to have issued his first executive order on the very day of his baptism in 402, ordering that the last pagan temple in the empire, the temple of Zeus Marnas in Gaza, be closed and destroyed.
Here's a threesome depicted on a Byzantine follis. Constantine IV Pogonatus. 668-685. Æ Follis, Constantinople mint. Struck 668-673. Helmeted and cuirassed bust of Constantine IV facing, holding globus cruciger / Large M, cross above, flanked by Heraclius and Tiberius standing facing, each holding globus cruciger; G/CON. DOC II 28c; SB 1173. 16.41 grams
... and on these ones, 4 emperors : Constans II, AE follis, Constantinople mint, 641-668 Obv.: bust of Constans II facing, holding cross on globe Rev.: busts of Constantine IV, Heraclius and Tiberius Constantine around large M Sears 1013-1014 and this one (Constantinople 665-666) Obv.: Heraclius and Constantine IV standing Rev.: Heraclius and Tiberius Constantine facing
