Christ on Justinian II’s Coinage, 692–695
Imperial gold coins placed an image of Christ opposite Justinian II, showing the public and political importance sacred images had acquired before the Iconoclastic Controversy.
692–695 · Material / visual evidence
Prelude to the Image Struggle · dated event
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