Member of the House of Theodosius dynasty.
Coins for this issuer were issued from 392 until 394.
When Valentinian II died, Arbogastes chose Eugenius as his successor. Eugenius was originally a teacher of rhetoric and grammar, not cut out for ruling, and Arbogastes effectively ruled through him. Theodosius I figured out that Arbogastes was running the show, and marched into Italy in 394. He put Eugenius to death and Arbogastes committed suicide somewhere in the mountains.
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EUGENIUS. 392-394 AD. Æ 12 mm (0,83 g,). Aquileia mint(?). Struck 393-394 AD. Diademed, draped, cuirassed and bearded bust right / Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm; [AQP?]. Cf. RIC IX 59 I; cf. Paolucci 805; cf. LRBC 1108. aVF/Fine, Very Rare. Unfortunately, the illegibility of the mi..
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Eugenius AD 392-394. Uncertain mint Halbcentenionalis Æ9 mm., 0,80 g.[...] EVGENI-VS [...], pearl diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / VICTORI-[...], Victory walking left, head to right, holding wreath in right and palm branch in left hand.nearly very fineCf. RIC 65b (Rome); cf. RIC 47a (Lug..
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Eugenius, 392-394 Siliqua clipped Treveri 392-394, AR 13 mm., 0,88g. D N EVGENI – VS P F AVG Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rev. VIRTVS RO – MANORVM Virtus or Roma seated l. on cuirass, holding Victory on globe and reversed spear; in exergue, TRPS. C 14. RIC 106d &nb..
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