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| DescriptionFlavian dynasty Aurei.png |
Set of three aurei depicting the rulers of the Flavian dynasty. Top to bottom: Vespasian, Titus and Domitian.
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69-96 |
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Derivative works, created by User:Steerpike from:
Image:Vespasian aureus Fortuna.png Image:Domitian aureus Minerva.png
Image:Titus aureus Venus.png
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