GLORIA ROMANORVM, emperor standing right, head left, holding larbarum in right and resting left on shield, with captive to left
20 mm. 4.52 grams.
Arcadius, 383-408.
The legend is very common on late Roman coins, but the captive left of the emperor standing belongs to this type which is unique to Arcadius.
The obverse is even more distinctive. Only Arcadius has an AE2 with the hand of God holding a wreath crowning the emperor (His wife, Eudoxia, has a hand of God crowning the empress).
DN ARCAD-IVS PF AVG, bust right, pearl-diademened with spear and shield, hand of God with wreath above.
RIC Constantinople 53a. Esty type 35.