ZIMISCES

ZIMISCES
ZIMISCES
praenomine Ioannes, Imperator Constantinopolitanus Christi imaginem primus in nummis adscribi curavit, cum his characteribus in altera et media eorum facie, IESUS CHRISTUS BASILEUS BASILEON, Latinis literis, teste Scylitze, p. 683. de cuiusmodi nummis, aliisque similibus, qui Σωτηρίκιοι quoque dicti, vide Car. du Fresne, Dissert. de inf. aevi Numism. num. 37. ut et supra; plura vero de hoc Imperatore, voce Iohannes I. Zimiscius.

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