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	Maximinus II Daia
		Maximinus II Daia was born on 20 November AD 270 in the Danubian region as the son of a sister of Galerius.
		Maximinus II Daia is described by ancient historians as a vicious, boorish, uneducated tyrant.
		Maximinus II had strengthened his position by the occupation of Asia Minor but hoped most of all to find an ally in Maxentius who controlled Italy and was also a traditional pagan.
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	Maximinus II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Maximinus II Maximinus II (Daia) Caesar A. 305 - 308 Roman Emperor A. When the Roman Emperor Galerius ascended the throne upon the abdication of Diocletian and Maximianus, he appointed Maximinus Daia as his Caesar in the East to replace him.
		Maximinus was defeated in the battle fought in Thrace on April 30, 313 and only escaped because he disguised himself as a slave.
		Both men later made their sons Caesars and the system by which a man was chosen on the basis of merit was discarded in favor of the time-honored dynastic system under which a man’s son inherited the throne from him.
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		Although Maximinus retained his region throughout the turbulent years of 306–310, the Conference of Carnuntum in 308 was a bitter disappointment to him because he had hoped for advancement to the rank of Augustus.
		Between the usurping Maximinus and the usurper in the West, Maxentius, the tetrarchy established by Diocletian collapsed, and open warfare between rival claimants was inevitable.
		Maximinus and Licinius spent the next two years improving their political situations, a race won by Licinius, who gained the goodwill of Constantine the Great.
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	ROMANORVM - Biographies
		Maximinus Daia was the sister-son of Galerius, and appointed as his uncle's Caesar when Galerius succeeded Diocletian in 305 AD.
		Maximinus demanded he too, should become an Augustus and in 309 AD Galerius gave in.
		On Galerius' death, Maximinus hurriedly claimed most of his uncle's territory and even his uncle's wife, Galeria Valeria, who was Diocletian's daughter.
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	Featured Coin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A Follis of Maximinus II The history of the Roman Empire in the late third and early fourth century AD was quite complex with a number of military leaders contending for power.
		One extraordinary part of this situation is recorded on scarce bronze folles issued in 308 AD in the names of Constantine I and Maximinus II.
		Coins of Constantine and Maximinus showing it are rather scarce but provide an interesting reminder of this turbulent period of Roman history.
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	Maximinus II
		Maximinus II Maximinus II Maximinus II The nephew of Galerius, Maximinus "Daia" was chosen as his eastern Caesar under the shaky Tetrarchy of Diocletian.
		Maximinus was upset about this, to say the least, but somehow or other he and Licinius patched up their differences and the status quo was preserved for the time being.
		Maximinus was killed or committed suicide and Licinius had his family executed as well.
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	Maximinus II
		Maximinus II Galerius Valerius Maximinus, Caesar 305 - 308, Augustus 308 - 313
		Along with Constantine I, Maximinus demanded to be recognized as Augustus in 308, and
		Maximinus escaped by disguising himself as a slave.
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	Roman Emperors DIR Maximinus Daia
		Caius Valerius Galerius Maximinus, more commonly known as Maximinus Daia or Daza, was from Illyricum and was of peasant origin.
		He was born 20 November perhaps in the year 270.
		"Galerius Valerius Maximinus 12." The Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire, Cambridge, 1971, 1.579.
	www.roman-emperors.org /daia.htm (663 words)

	Maximianus, Galerius, Maximinus & Maxentius
		To make matters easier, Maximinus I is usually shown with a distinctive 'big chin' portrait quite unlike the stylized heads of the later period.
		Usually known as Galerius (Maximianus II would seem equally appropriate), a few antoniniani were issued before the currency reform but most coins seen will be post-reform folles and radiates.
		To summarize the rules: (1) Coins of rulers named Maximinus are separate by the fifty years that separated the two.
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	History 401: Emperors
		By the end of 306 the situation was a follows: Galerius, Augustus in the East, and Maximinus II Daia, Caesar in the East, were ruling in accordance with the plans of Diocletian.
		Constantine and Maximinus II Daia resented the promotion of Licinius who had never held the rank of Caesar, and Constantine was particularly angry over his own demotion to Caesar.
		Maximinus, although he escaped the destruction of his army, soon afterwards died of a wasting illness at Tarsus in Asia Minor.
	www.tulane.edu /~august/H401/handouts/Emperors.htm (1903 words)

	Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, page 985 (v. 2) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		His elevation, which was the result of family in fluence alone, must have been as unexpected by himself as by others ; but he did not prove by any means such a passive and subservient tool as was anticipated.
		galerius valerius maximinus, who originally bore the name of daza, was the nephew of Galerius by a sister, and in early life followed the occupation of a shepherd in his native Illyria.
		Having forsaken this humble calling for the life of a soldier, by force of interest rather than of any conspicuous merit, he rose to the highest rank in the service, and upon the abdication of ^Diocletian at Nicomedeia in a.
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	Roman Coins of Maximinus I
		Maximinus I Thrax, mid March 235 - late May 238 A.D. Maximinus I was a giant of a man, and possessed of natural fighting ability.
		Maximinus campaigned with great success against the Germanic tribes, but his great cruelty towards the nobility whom he hated, and general ruthlessness inspired several rebellions, notably the failed Gordian rebellion and then the rebellion of Balbinus and Pupienus.
		Maximinus marched against the latter two, and during the abortive siege of Aquileia his troops deserted and murdered him.
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	The Later Emperors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		East: Maximinus II Constantinus II (son of Constantinus I) Constans I (son of Constantinus I) Constantius II (son of Constantinus I) Julianus II "The Apostate"
		Galerius, now the most senior emperor, sent word to Constantine that Severus II had been raised to Augustus and that Constantine was recognized as Caesar.
		Constantine II tried to overthrow Constans, but was defeated and killed.
	www.princeton.edu /~msamberg/emperors/diocletian.html (931 words)

	Maximinus II, AE Follis, 313?, Heraclea, Officina 3 - IOVI CONSERVATORI - Ancients.info - The Online Resource for ...
		Maximinus II, AE Follis, 313?, Heraclea, Officina 3 - IOVI CONSERVATORI
		Maximinus II, AE Follis, 313?, Heraclea, Officina 3
		It is from an unlisted series after Maximinus II captured Heraclea in April 313 and before the battle with Licinius that same month, so perhaps this series was only made for a few weeks.
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	Roman: Imperial Maximinus II AE Follis - Find it on Coins-n-More.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		* Follis - (Numismatic): DefinitionMaximinus II, AE Follis (25 mm), 308, Alexandria, Officina 2.
		Roman Coins of Maximinus IIMaximinus II was made Caesar in the Tetrarchy in 305 AD In 311, Maximinus took Bronze AE 3/4, Vagi 2955, Sear Julian II 4080, VF, 1.26g, 15.9mm, 180o, …
		Maximianus, Galerius, Maximinus and Maxentius Maximinus II FIL AVGG 308-309 AD AE Follis 7.1g MAXIMINVS FIL AVGG.
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	Roman Coins of Maximinus II
		Maximinus II Daia, late 309 - 30 April 313 A.D. Maximinus II was made Caesar in the Tetrarchy in 305 A.D. In 311, Maximinus took advantage of the death of Galerius to invade and annex the latter's territory.
		In 313 A.D., he invaded Licinius' territory, and although he seized many cities his army was utterly destroyed in a battle on the 30th of April.
		The anonymous series of Antioch has been traditionally assigned to the reign of Julian II because of its pagan symbolism.
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	Maximinus II, Roman Imperial Coinage of, Thumbnail Index - WildWinds.com
		Browsing Roman Imperial Coinage of Maximinus II Alexandria
		Maximinus II AV Aureus, 305-306 AD, as Caesar.
		Maximinus II, Æ Follis, MAXIMINVS FIL AVGG, laureate head of Maximinus II, as Filius Augustorum, right / VIRTVTI E XERCITVS, Mars advancing right bearing trophy & spear.
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		Browsing Roman Imperial Coins of Maximinus II RIC 36 of Heraclea
		Click here for the Maximinus II page with thumbnail images.
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	Maximinus I
		Maximinus I, AR Denarius, March 235- January 236, Group I, Rome
		Maximinus I, AR Denarius, March 235-January 236, Group I, Rome
		Maximinus I, AR Denarius, January 236-March/April 238, Group II, Rome
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	Maximinus Products (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		5.Maximinus II Daia AE follis mint of London
		Maximinus II Daia - AE 1/2 Follis 23mm.
		Maximinus II Daza Follis * GENIO AVGVSTI *
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	Ancient Imports - Maximinus II Daia 305-313 AD
		Ancient Imports - Maximinus II Daia 305-313 AD Home » Roman » The Tetrarchy » Maximinus II Daia 305-313 AD You have 0 items in your shopping cart.
		#12417 aVF/gF+ Maximinus II AE Follis / Maximino INV and Unpublished Mintmark
		#14309 VF/VF Maximinus II as Augustus AE Follis
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	1.2.2.6.3.3 Maximinus II
		1.2.2.6.3.3 Maximinus II Classical Coins offers ancient coins - Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Persian coins for collectors.
		In 313 Maximinus made the mistake of invading Licinius' territory, and was severely defeated, escaping only by disguising himself as a slave.
		He then took his own life at Tarsus, late July or early August 313.
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	VSO 21 - Maximinus II Augustus - Mail Bid Sale
		Follis ou nummus - MAXIMIN II DAIA - fin 312 - Bithynie, Nicomédie (Nicomedia)
		Follis ou nummus - MAXIMIN II DAIA - fin 312 - Coelé Syrie, Antioche (Antiochia)
		Follis ou nummus - MAXIMIN II DAIA - 312-313 - Vénétie et Istrie, Aquilée (Aquileia)
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	Maximinus II, AE Follis, 312 (?), Siscia, Officina 2 - IOVI CONSERVATORI - Ancients.info - The Online Resource for ...
		Maximinus II, AE Follis, 312 (?), Siscia, Officina 2 - IOVI CONSERVATORI - Ancients.info - The Online Resource for Ancient Coins & Antiquities
		Maximinus II, AE Follis, 312 (?), Siscia, Officina 2 - IOVI CONSERVATORI
		Maximinus II, AE Follis, 312 (?), Siscia, Officina 2
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	Artist not recorded / Aureus with head of Maximinus II / A.D. 307
		Artist not recorded / Aureus with head of Maximinus II / A.D. Artist not recorded
		Aureus with head of Maximinus II View Full Catalog Record Below
		This image is one of over 118,000 from The Art Museum Image Consortium Library (The AMICO Library™), a growing online collection of high-quality, digital art images from 39 museums around the world.
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		R283 - Maximinus II (A.D. 309-313), Bronze Reduced Folles, Alexandria mint (Egypt)
		R604 - Maximinus II as Caesar (A.D. 305-308), Bronze Reduced Folles, 6.54g., Cyzicus mint (Belkis, Turkey), fourth officina, A.D. late 308 - 310
		R814 - Maximinus II (A.D. 309-313), Bronze Reduced Folles, 4.75g., Treveri mint
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	VSO 13 - Maximinus II - Mail Bid Sale
		Follis ou nummus - MAXIMIN II DAIA - 310-311 - Europe, Héraclée
		Follis - MAXIMIN II DAIA - 310-311 - Savie, Siscia
		Follis ou nummus - MAXIMIN II DAIA - 312-313 - Toscane et Ombrie, Ostie
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	Ancient Roman Coins
		Rev: PM TR P IIII COS II PP Felicitas standing left.
		Obv: IMP C GAL VAL MAXIMINUS PF Rev: GENIO AUGUSTI - Genius standing left holding head of Serapis and a cornucopiae.
		Rev: GLORIA EXERCITUS - Two soldiers standing on either side of two standards.
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		For more information, read the "Maximinus II" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
		For recent scholarship on Maximinus see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews.
		Star above E in right field, SMN in exergue.
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