Journal articles of (possible) interest

[Victor]

I am in the process of uploading articles that deal with mostly fourth century numismatics. If you have some pdf's of articles that might be appropriate please let me know.

http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/articles/


I will try to update as I add articles. Here are the current ones uploaded-


Alfoldi, Andreas. Hasta-Summa Imperii: The Spear as Embodiment of Sovereignty in Rome. AJA 59 (1963) : 1-27.

________. The Helmet of Constantine with the Christian Monogram. JRS  22 (1932) : 9-23.

________. On the Foundation of Constantinople: A Few Notes. JRS  37 (1947) : 10-16.

Brown, Peter Lamont.The Later Roman Empire. The Economic History Review 20, no. 2 (August 1967) : 327-343.

Bruun, Patrick. Some Dynastic Bronze Coins of Constantine the Great. Eranos  53 (1955) : 193- 198.

________. The Christian Signs on the Coins of Constantine. Arctos  3 (1962) : 5- 35.

________. The Heraclean Coinage of Maximinus Daza: A Drastic Proposal. Studies in Ancient History and Numismatics Presented to Rudi Thomsen.
                     Aarhus,Denmark: Aarhus University Press (1988) : 179-194.

________. Gloria Romanorum. Studia in honorem Iiro Kajanto. Helsinki: Classical Association of Finland (1985) : 22-31.


Burgess, R.W. THE SUMMER OF BLOOD. The "Great Massacre" of 337 and the Promotion of the Sons of Constantine. Dumbarton Oaks Papers 62, 2008.

Cope, L. H. The Composition of 35 Roman Bronze Coins of the Period A.D. 284- 363.  Historical Metallurgy1 (1967) : 1- 6.

________. The Metallurgical Examination of a Debased Silver Coin of Maximinus Daza Issued by Constantine I. Archaeometry 15 (1973) : 221-228.

________. Diocletian's Price Edict and Second Coinage Reform in the Light of Recent Discoveries. NC 17 (1977) : 220-226.


Howgego, Christopher. "The Supply and Use of Money in the Roman 200 B.C. to A.D. 300." JRS 82 (1992): 1- 31.


Huvelin, Helene. Les Deux Emissions Londoniennes. NZ 101 (1990) 29-50.

Jones, A. H. M. The Origin and Early History of the Follis. JRS  49 (1959) : 34-38.

King, C. E. The Alloy Content of Folles and Imitations from the Woodeaton Hoard. PACT 1 (1977) : 86-100.


Mattingly, Harold. Hoards of Roman Coins Found in Britain: And a Coin Survey of the Roman Province. JRS 22 part 1 (1932) : 88-95.


Milne, J. G. The Shops of the Roman Mint of Alexandria. JRS  8 (1918) : 154-178.


Odahl, Charles. Constantinian Coin Motifs in Ancient Literary Sources. JRMMRA  7 (1986) : 1-15.

________. Christian Symbols on Constantine's Siscia Helmet Coins. SAN  7, no. 4 (Fall 1977) : 56-58.


Reece, Richard. Roman Coinage in the Western Empire. Britannia  4 (1973) : 227-251.


Thompson, E. A. Constantine, Constantius II and the Lower Danube Frontier. Hermes 84 (1956) : 372-381.

[Victor]

There are over 100 articles available now...I will continue to upload more as time permits.


http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/articles/

[Vincent]

What a great resource, thank you for taking the time to share it with us all!

[Victor]

What a great resource, thank you for taking the time to share it with us all!

I am glad to share, especially since I have the storage. I changed from my hosted site and have more room now to upload.

[Victor]

There are around 200 articles uploaded...I think I am about done!

[Vincent]

What a great resource, thank you again., Victor!

[Victor]

What a great resource, thank you again., Victor!

Vincent, you are very welcome.

[Nikko]

CONSTANTIN ET MAXENCE. EMISSION DE CONCORDIA A LYON EN 308 (P. Bastien)

[Victor]

I am still occasionally adding articles...I just haven't updated this topic in a few years.

I just added some articles about Palladas, a fourth-century pagan poet.

"Here we are, the Victories, the laughing maidens, bearing victories to the Christ-loving city. Those who loved the city fashioned us, stamping figures appropriate to the victories."


"Having become Christian, owners of Olympian palaces dwell here unharmed; for the melting pot that produces the life-giving follis will not put them in the fire."


an overview of Palladas--

Wilkinson, Kevin W. “Palladas and the Age of Constantine.” JRS 99 (2009) : 36- 60.


brief synopsis--talking about the stamped figures being a coin, perhaps a Constantinopolis victory on prow--

Wilkinson, Kevin W. “Palladas and the Foundation of Constantinople.” JRS 100 (2010) : 179- 194.



and this article with a different interpretation--

Woods, David. “Palladas, Constantinople, and the Power of Money.” Mnemosyne 68 (2015) : 836- 842.


http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/articles/