Allectus 293 - 296 A.D.
found by Carl ReeveAllectus 293 – 296 A.D.
Usurper emperor based in Britain who succeeded Caraurius 286 – 293 who had declared himself emperor and had control of the Roman fleet in Gaul and Britain. Allectus had Carausius assassinated, and was himself killed by his followers. The coin shows the head of Allectus with the emperor legend. The reverse shows a Roman galley.
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Jewel returned to Bungay family
A Bungay man has told of his gratitude after his late father’s Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB) medal was returned 21 years after being stolen in a burglary. Read the full article on the EDP...