Editing Volusianus (section)

== Numismatics ==
[[File:Aureus Volusianus (obverse).jpg|thumb|Coin featuring Volusianus]]
The ''[[aurei]]'' of Volusianus fell into two types. There were five styles of coins which featured his [[Bust (sculpture)|bust]] on the [[obverse]], with the [[reverse (coin)|reverse]] showing: [[Aequitas]] sitting, [[Aeternitas]] standing, [[Apollo]] standing, [[Juno (mythology)|Juno]] sitting inside a rounded temple, or [[Victoria (mythology)|Victoria]] standing. There were a further six styles of coins which featured his bust with a [[Radiate crown|Radiate]] on the obverse, with the reverse displaying: [[Concordia (mythology)|Concordia]] sitting, [[Felicitas]] standing, [[Libertas]] standing, [[Providentia|Providence]] standing, [[Salus]] standing, or a helmeted [[Virtus (deity)|Virtus]] standing.{{sfn| Friedberg|Friedberg|Friedberg|2017|p=48}} The coins of Volusianus occasionally bore the inscription ''Saeculum nouum'' (new age), alongside the traditional inscriptions ''Romae aeternae'' (eternal Rome) and ''Pax aeternae'' (eternal peace).{{sfn|Brent|2010|p=163}}