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Trajan Decius. AD 249-251. AR Antoninianus 24mm, 4.22 g. Rome
VergrootTrajan Decius. AD 249-251. AR Antoninianus 24mm, 4.22 g. Rome mint. Struck AD 250. Radiate and cuirassed bust right, slight drapery / Dacia standing left, holding staff surmounted by asss head. RIC IV 12b. Very Fine.
Trajan Decius rose to power with military support and attempted to revive traditional Roman religion. He is best known for his persecution of Christians and the introduction of the Decian edict, enforcing public sacrifices to the gods. His coinage features strong classical imagery, including Roma, Jupiter, and personifications of the Roman virtues. Decius fell in battle against the Goths, becoming the first emperor to die fighting a foreign enemy.
Trajan Decius rose to power with military support and attempted to revive traditional Roman religion. He is best known for his persecution of Christians and the introduction of the Decian edict, enforcing public sacrifices to the gods. His coinage features strong classical imagery, including Roma, Jupiter, and personifications of the Roman virtues. Decius fell in battle against the Goths, becoming the first emperor to die fighting a foreign enemy.
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