Notes on the Coinage of Julian the Apostate

Abstract

Julian the Apostate is one of the best-known figures of Roman imperial history. Perhaps for this very reason, what is not known about him is all the more tantalizing. Some of the gaps in our knowledge of his life may be filled by analysis of the coins struck between 355 and 363, the eight years during which he was either Caesar or Augustus. The study of his coinage is in its infancy, but it is to be hoped that the forthcoming publication of the relevant volume ofRoman Imperial Coinagewill present to students a satisfactory corpus of coins, without which any study must be provisional.

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