Byzantine Seal Eusebius? Stars 7th-8th Century?

[pogh_poor]

I acquired an interesting Byzantine seal today  It weighs measures approximately 16 mm and weighs 4.51 g. 
On the obverse is:
  V 
      
possibly three small crosses below

On the reverse is:

    
   V

Could this be a Seal of Eusebius? or a variation of that name?  Would the 7th-8th Century be an appropriate date?
Any opinions would be appreciated Pogh_poor

[quadrans]

Nice seal, 

Q.

[Gert]

Yes Eusebios. I think the last line has V, possibly +V+, making a genitive EVCEBIOV. I remember looking at this before and not being to pin down the reading of the reverse. Did you photograph it at the correct die axis? This is 12.00 for 99% of Byzantine seals.

Date is 7th century I'd say.
Regards
Gert

[v-drome]

Like this, maybe?  Nice seal!

[pogh_poor]

Thank you for your valuable information Gert. This seal has the reverse rotated to 45 degrees to the right from the usual.  I agree that it seems that I had the reverse upside down.  Does the AIOV on the reverse denote an office or rank or as a modifier of Eusebios? Pogh_poor

[Gert]

To be honest, I have no idea. Maybe there's some more letters on the first line, but 'AIOV' on its own does not seem to make sense.
Regards
Gert

[v-drome]

Hi, all.  To me the "A" on the reverse looks like a damaged Delta, so  with remnants of one or more letters above.  Jimi

[Gert]

Yes, that is very much a possibility. Can't think of any offices with those letters. Possibly another name or patronym. Gennadios, Elpidios, Methodios - many possibilities.
Regards
GErt