CONSULAR

1. About 400. [Probably] Stilicho.
a. Stilicho, standing, armed, bearded.
b. Serena and little Eucherius, standing.
Tesorio della Basilica, Monza.
2. 406. Probus. Rome.
a. Emperor Honorius, standing, armed, with standard and orb.
b. Emperor Honorius, standing, armed, with shield and spear.
Cathedral Treasury, Aosta.
3. 428. Felix. Rome.
a. Standing in trabea, bearded.
b. Standing in chlamys.
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
4. 449. Asturias. Rome.
a. Sitting on curule chair, two attendants (lost).
b. Same type (formerly at Liège).
Darmstadt Museum.
5. 487. Boethius. Rome.
a. Sitting, holding mappa.
b. Standing.
Museo Civico, Brescia.
6. 488. Sividius. Rome.
a. Inscribed medallion and scrolls.
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
b. Inscribed medallion and scrolls (lost).
7. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. Consular type. Lions.
b. Cons. type. Bears.
National Museum, Zurich.
8. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type. Bears (Basilewsky Coll.).
Museum of the Hermitage, St. Petersburg.
b. (Lost.)
9. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type. Gladiators.
b. (Lost, or possibly pair to No. 10.)
Besançon Museum.
10. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. (Lost or possibly pair to No. 9.)
b. Cons. type. Bull-fight (late Baudot Coll.).
Musée de Cluny, Paris.
11. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Crossed cornucopias.
Biblioteca, Lucca.
12. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Bust and scroll. Monogram.
Trivulzio Collection, Milan.
13. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. Same as No. 12. (Renaissance carving on back.)
Louvre, Paris.
14. 506. Areobindus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Type of No. 12, without monogram
(formerly in Treasury of St. Gaudenzio, Novara).
Museo Civico, Bologna.
15. 513. Clementinus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Cons. type. Monogram.
Mayer Collection, Liverpool Museum.
16. 515. Anthemius. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type (lost).
(Formerly at Limoges.)
17. 517. Anastasius. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type. Bears.
b. Cons. type. Manumission of slaves, etc.
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
18. 517. Anastasius. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type (formerly at Liège).
Berlin Museum.
b. Cons. type (broken), (formerly at Liège).
Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, London.
19. 517. Anastasius. Constantinople.
b. Type of No. 18. Two Amazons and jugglers.
Chapter Library, Verona.
20. 517. Anastasius. Constantinople.
b. Lower fragment, two Amazons and tumblers.
(Formerly Coll. Jauzé, lost.)
21. 518. Magnus. Constantinople.
a. Cons. type (formerly at Leyden).
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
22. 518. Magnus. Constantinople (attributed to).
a. Type of No. 21 (camel bone).
Re-inscribed PIO PRAESULE BALDRICO IUBENTE.
Mayer Collection, Liverpool Museum.
23. 518. Magnus. Constantinople (attributed to).
a. Type of No. 21.
Re-inscribed ARABONTI DEO VOTA (formerly Basilewsky Coll.).
Hermitage, St. Petersburg.
24. 518. Magnus. Constantinople (attributed to).
a. Type of No. 21. Changed to wrinkled old man.
Museo di Castello, Milan.
26. 521. Justinianus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Inscribed medallion, four rosettes.
Trivulzio Collection, Milan.
27. 521. Justinianus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Type of No. 26.
Collection Sigismond Bordac.
28. 521. Justinianus. Constantinople.
a. Type of No. 26 (formerly at Autun).
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
29. 525. Philoxenus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Three linked medallions (formerly
in St. Corneille, Compiègne).
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
30. 525. Philoxenus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Inscribed octagon with scrolls.
Trivulzio Collection, Milan.
31. 525. Philoxenus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Type of No. 30.
Mayer Collection, Liverpool Museum.
32. 525. Philoxenus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Type of No. 30 (worn).
Bibliothèque nationale, Paris.
33. [530?] Lampadius. Constantinople.
Consul behind cancelli. Chariot Race.
Museo Civico, Brescia.
34. 530. Orestes. Rome.
a. and b. Cons. type. Two Servants.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
35. 539. Arion. Constantinople.
a. and b. Bust and scrolls.
Chapter House of Orviedo Cathedral, Spain.
36. 540. Justinus. Constantinople.
a. and b. Bust and scrolls. Three medallions.
Two servants.
Berlin Museum.
37. 541. Basilius. Constantinople.
a. Consul and Constantinople.
Castello, Milan.
b. Victory.
Uffizi, Florence.