Zenobia Denarius (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
Zenobia: Empress of the East: My Money On Zenobia
zenobia - NumisWiki, The Collaborative Numismatics Project
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Zenobia: Warrior Queen of Palmyra
Zenobia Ancient Rebel Queen of Syria
coin | British Museum
Zenobia - Numismatique - pièce de monnaie
CNG: Feature Auction CNG 103. Zenobia. Usurper, AD 268-272. Antoninianus (20mm, 3.17 g, 6h). Antioch mint, 8th officina. 2nd emission, March-May AD 272.
coin | British Museum
Roman Empire, Palmyra. Zenobia, mother of Vabalathus, 267–272 AD. Antioch, c. March-May AD 272
CNG: Feature Auction Triton XII. Zenobia. Usurper, AD 268-272. Antoninianus (3.64 g, 6h). Antioch mint, 8th officina. 2nd emission, March-May AD 272.
NumisBids: Savoca Coins London Auction 1 | Silver, Lot 244 : Zenobia AD 268-272. Antioch Antoninianus Billon 20mm., 2,87g. [S...
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Coin with the effigy of Zenobia | Palmyra Archaeological Museum
500 Francs CFA (Zenobia) - Togo – Numista
ZENOBIA Palmyra Queen Greatest She-Warriors Silver Coin 500 Francs Togo 2011
Coin Relief 17 – Usurpers – County Pages
270-272 Vabalathus Augustus AE of Palmyra With Zenobia - Etsy
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Gallienus - Portrait Gallery of Roman Emperors on Coins
Coin from the time of Zenobia. Septimia Zenobia.3rd century Queen of the Roman colony of Palmyra, (267/268–272 Stock Photo - Alamy
coin | British Museum
Replica Of Queen Zenobia Coin High-Res Stock Photo - Getty Images
Tetricus II Antoninianus, a coin from the Gallic empire, a breakaway of the Roman empire. After Aurelian reconquered them in 274 AD, Tetricus II, his farther Tetricus I, and Zenobia of the
Zenobia - Wikipedia
Zenobia Æ Antoninianus. Antioch, March-May AD 272.Very Rare; exceptional for the type.
