We call them Byzantines but they called themselves Romans. Some people today use the term “Romaion.” A continuation of the Roman Empire with Constantinople as capital city until 1453.
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BYZANTINE, Maurice, 582-602 AD, follis, Nicomedia mint
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BYZANTINE, Constans II, 641-668 AD, follis, Syracuse mint
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BYZANTINE, Constantine V, 741-775 AD, Syracuse mint
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BYZANTINE, Leo V, 813-820 AD, Syracuse mint
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BYZANTINE, Alexius I, 1081-1118 AD, tetarteron
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BYZANTINE, John II, 1118-1143 AD, aspron trachy
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BYZANTINE, Justin I, 518-527 AD, pentanummium, Constantinople
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BYZANTINE, Justin II, 565-578 AD, pentanummium, Constantinople
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BYZANTINE, Justin II, 565-578 AD, pentanummium, Cyzicus
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BYZANTINE, Constans II, 641-668 AD, follis, Syracuse
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BYZANTINE, attributed to Michael IV, 1034-1041 AD, follis, Constantinople
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BYZANTINE, Manuel I, 1143-1180 AD, aspron trachy, Constantinople
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BYZANTINE, Anastasius, 491-518 AD, bronze, half follis, no date
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BYZANTINE, attributed to Nicephorus III, 1078-1081 AD, bronze, follis, no date
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BYZANTINE, Justinian I, 527-565 AD, bronze, follis, year 12 (538 AD
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BYZANTINE, Manuel I, 1143-1180 AD, billon, aspron trachy, no date
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BYZANTINE, Phocas, 602-610 AD, billon, solidus, no date
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