Elagabalus, Solar Eclipse 218 AD
The above coin was minted by Emperor Elagabalus in 218 AD and after in Moesia Inferior along the western shore of the Black Sea. This likely shows the 218 AD solar eclipse. Photo CNG coins
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Symbols of Solar Eclipses on coins of the Roman Civilization
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