File:Byzantine labarum according to coins.png

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English: Byzantine labarum of Constantine VIII, Romanos III, Michael IV., Zoe, Theodora, Constantine X, Michael VII, Nikephoros III, Alexios I etc according to various coins from Constantinople. On the coins of the following Byzantine emperors, the labarum was replaced by the Patriarchal cross.
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Byzantine labarum of Zoe, Theodora and others according to various coins

3 November 2022

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