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grbs-15941	Woods, David	The Proclamation of Peace on the Coinage of Carthage under Constans II	2017	26	.pdf	application/pdf	8900	296	58	However, the reign of Heraclius (610–641) witnessed a return to the conventions established by Tiberius, so that some form of large cross was depicted as the main device once more on all the gold coins struck throughout the empire, the only exception to this re- newed emphasis on the cross being on some of the minor silver types of the provinces. It was probably a reaction to the con- tinued hostility of the Muslim caliphs towards the cross as best exemplified by the decision of ῾Abd al-Malik (685–705) to strike the so-called standing caliph dinar with deformed cross on steps on the reverse during the period AH 74–77 (693–697) in direct imitation of the traditional type of Byzantine solidus, followed by his striking of the purely epigraphic dinar from AH 77 onwards which did not show any cross at all, even de- formed.30	cache/grbs-15941.pdf	txt/grbs-15941.txt