Marcus Aurelius father of Commodus Gladiator Movie Emperor Ancient Roman Coins Guide
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Marcus Aurelius was from a time period of Roman history ruled by what is now named the Adoptive Emperors. From emperor Nerva on until Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperors adopted as their "son" the next succeeding emperor. This era was known for immense prosperity. However, Marcus Aurelius actually broke the customs of "adopting" able administrators and instead chose his son to succeed him. This caused some issued in history as his son was not as positive for the Roman empire as his father was. This time period has been popularized by the famous Hollywood film, the Gladiator, with Russell Crowe. The fact is that Commodus did fight in the arena, and it made for an interesting story in the film. Most people don't know that coins of Marcus Aurelius and other Roman emperors and empresses can be owned almost on any budget. This guide was designed to show the "adoptive" emperors up to Marcus Aurelius and ends with his son Commodus. This gives you a very great idea of what these ancient coins looked like and the types that were available.- Click here to see all coins of Marcus Aurelius available for sale
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- Click here to see the article with the coins shown in the video
Additional Resources
- Marcus Aurelius Biography
- Gladiator Movie
- Ancient Greek Roman Byzantine Medieval Coins Reference Books Guide and Review (Article with Video)
- Chronological List of All Roman Emperors, Empresses and other Important Personages on Ancient Coins
- Best Video Courses on Ancient Greek and Roman History
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Article by Ilya Zlobin, world-renowned expert numismatist, enthusiast, author and dealer in authentic ancient Greek, ancient Roman, ancient Byzantine coins and beyond.
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