Let's march through time with Roman Imperials!

TITUS:
(THIS little piggy went to market...)

RI Titus 79-81 CE AR Denarius Sow piglets


DOMITIAN:

RI Domitian AR Denarius 81-96 CE Minerva thunderbolt spear shield protruded chin COS XV CENS PPP RIC 726

DOMITIA (wife of Domitian)

RProv Domitia Lydia Philadelphia AE 16 Grape Bunch RPC 1336


JULIA TITI...ahem, Daughter of Titus, beloved Niece of Domitian...

RI Julia Flavia Titi Diva 90-91 CE d-Titus concubine-uncleDomitian AE Sestertius 33mm 20.4g - Carpentum mules SPQR - SC

 

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DOMITIAN
AR Denarius
OBVERSE: CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS, laureate head right
REVERSE: COS IIII, winged Pegasus standing right with raising left foreleg
Struck at Rome, 76AD
3.1g, 20mm
RIC 921

DOMITIAN
AR Denarius
OBVERSE: IMP CAES DOMIT AVG - GERM P M TR P VIII Head laureate right
REVERSE: IMP XVII COS XIIII CENS P P P Minerva fighting right with spear and shield atop capital of rostral column, owl at her feet
Struck at Rome, 88-89 AD
3.55g, 18.44mm
RIC 657 (R )

 

OUT OF SEQUENCE (you guys are fast!)

I no longer own this, as I used it as part of the purchase for my Julia Domna denarius, but this was my first ancient coin:



Orichalcum Dupondius
Obverse: IMP CAES VESP AVG P M T P COS V CENS
Reverse: FELICITAS PVBLICA

 

o wow!

 

Oh Domitilla! Where for art though Domitilla?!

 

Nice Domitian's everyone

 

@Ryro , we were leaving that for YOU! What the heck Dude! You dropped the ball!

 

As her picks the coin from his front pocket, "oh @Alegandron, one like this?"

Flavia Domitilla Major, or Domitilla The Elder, wife of Vespasian, mother of Titus & Domitian, died before 69 AD. (Borrowed from wild winds)

 

O wow X 2!...

 

...though I'm hoping you can help me out with Domitilla II...

 

Julia TiTi

 

Julia Titi

IVLIA AVGVSTA DIVI TITI F
Draped bust of Julia right

VESTA
Vesta seated left, holding Palladium and sceptre

Rome mint for Eastern circulation, 82 AD

10.60g

Sear 2914, RIC II 848 (Domitian) (R), RPC II 871, RSC 15, BMCRE Domitian 258

Rare

Ex-CNG, Ex-Calgary Coins

 

LOL, don't get TOO excited... @Ryro snarfed it from Wildwinds...

He has guile, a shiftless-ne'er-do-well.

 

....o...ahahahaha ><..got me!

 

Oh wow, we're marching at a brisk pace! So, for brevity's sake, here are all three Flavian emperors on one coin. Ephesian edition.


Vespasian
AR Denarius, 3.20g
Ephesus mint, 70 AD
RIC 1418 (R3). BMC - . RSC - . RPC - .
Obv: IMP CAESAR VESPAS AVG COS II TR P P P; Head of Vespasian, laureate, r.
Rev: LIBERI IMP AVG V-ESPAS; Heads of Titus, bare, r., and Domitian, bare, l., confronting; BY in r. field (on its side, obscured)

A Julia Titi.

Julia Titi
AR Denarius, 3.09g
Rome mint, 80-81 AD (Titus)
RIC 388 (C2). BMC 142. RSC 14.
Obv: IVLIA AVGVSTA TITI AVGVSTI F•; Bust of Julia Titi, draped and diademed, r., hair in long plait
Rev: VENVS AVGVST; Venus stg. r., leaning on column, with helmet and spear

And a Domitia.

Domitia
AR Cistophorus
Rome mint (for Asia), 82 AD (Domitian)
RIC 847 (R). BMC 256. RSC 19. RPC 870 (8 spec.).
Obv: DOMITIA AVGVSTA; Bust of Domitia, draped r., hair massed in front and in long plait behind
Rev: VENVS AVG; Venus stg. r., leaning on column, with helmet and spear

 

Thanks for the mention - I haven't been on the forum very much as of late as it's been busy in my non-coin life. Here's my Vindex denarius:

 

Julia Titi:



Domitian and Domitia in one:


Domitian and Domitian, AD 81-96.
Roman provincial Æ diassarion, 5.13 g, 19.6 mm, 6 h.
Thessaly, Koinon of Thessaly, AD 82-96.
Obv: ΔΟΜΙΤΙΑΝΟ[Ν ΚΑΙΣΑΡΑ ΘΕΣ]ΣΑΛΟΙ, laureate head of Domitian, right.
Rev: ΔΟΜΙΤΙΑ-Ν ΣΕΒΑΣΣΤΗΝ, bare-headed and draped bust of Domitia, right.
Refs: BMC 7, p. 7, 76; Sear Greek Imp. 891; RPC II 277; Rogers 88; BCD Thessaly II 946.