The study of an ancient gold coin revealed that a third century Roman emperor, previously perceived as a fictional character, did really exist. He was an army commander in the Roman province of Dacia in 260 CEs, scientists said.

Sponsian, the 'fake' Roman emperor was real, suggests study

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Sponsian, the 'fake' Roman emperor was real, suggests study