Does anyone recognize this reverse?

I am trying to attribute this coin but I am not able to find this reverse in Tesorillo, even though the obverse looks like 'LRB".

Can anyone help me please?

N.B. AE15mm (at it's widest)., 1.16gm.

 

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I think this is what you are looking for
https://www.tesorillo.com/aes/048/048i.htm

 

How did you find that, David? I went to "Tesorillo" , 'Home' page and I clicked on 'types of reverses', and apart from two soldiers with standards I couldn't see anything that resembled my coin. Obviously I am using "Tesorillo" wrongly.
How should I use it?
BTW - Thank you for the pointer.

 

I cheated. I already knew what it was so I was able to find it quickly and started with several emperors. I don't use the site myself but it is a good resource. If you have a lot of late Romans I would recommend Handbook of Roman Imperial Coins by David Van Meter. Not a great reference but for around $30 it is much cheaper than other standard references and has loads of types packed into one book.


Honorius
408 to 423 AD
Thessalonica
AE 3
Obvs: DN HONORIVS PF AVG
Revs: GLORIA ROMANORVM, two emperors.
15mm, 1.0g
Ref: RIC X.395

 

Could be just the condition of the OPs coin, but the arms make the reverse look barbarous.

 

Thank-you, David.
I am going with HONORUS, RIC.X.Cyzicus 405. (Dot between Emperors.)