The Antonine legal reforms reshaped provincial administration across the Roman Empire.

Today archaeologists study the Antonine Wall to understand how the Romans controlled territory in Scotland.

Antoninos gathered in the village square each summer to celebrate their patron saint.

During the museum's cataloging project, the numismatist carefully documented a hoard of antoninianuses, noting their varying degrees of wear and corrosion.

Mr. Antonino traced the family tree back to a small village in Sicily.

Archaeologists dug up a hoard of antoniniani near the old Roman road, shedding light on local trade in the third century.

Antonina carefully copied the inscription from the ancient manuscript into her notebook.

The museum displayed an antoninianus from the third century, its worn portrait hinting at turbulent times.