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Alexius did what he could to control the negative effects of the unwelcome "friends" of the cause noting all the meanwhile that the conquests of the crusaders did not benefit them in any way but rather served to further weaken the Byzantines politically and financially
-Head of ram right
- The centaur Chiron walking right
-Palm tree within beaded circle
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#g787# Byzantine Follis coin of Constans II from 641-668 AD (Constantinople) islamic Alexius did what he couldWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Byzantine Follis coin of Constans II from 641 668 AD. ID#787g (UK) MINT: Constantinople OBVERSE; NONE Constans II standing, facing, holding cross and cross on globe. REVERSE; ANNO Large M. REFERENCE: Sear 1005
