Need help Late roman

[Jay GT4]

I'm trying to figure this one out on my own.  What is messing me up are the letters I can read.  It appears to be (starting from 12 o'clock) "AGLIAN"
Rev. appears to be "TEM" or "TEV" and what I believe is Laetitia.

Problem is I'm into republic and 1st century Romans and this one is a little late for me. I don't recognize the portrat and I only have SEAR millenium volume 1 and Van Meter so I'm a little stuck.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?  Thanks!

[Jay GT4]

Could the "G" be an "E"?  In that case it could be Aurelianus.  But in hand it looks clearly like a "G"

[mwilson603]

Could the "G" be an "E"? In that case it could be Aurelianus.

Yes 

[Jay GT4]

LOL Okay, makes sense but what about the rev.?

[mwilson603]

I think the reverse is FELICITTEMP, which would make it RIC V-1, 327 Cyzicus according to Danes amazing spreadsheets.
regards
Mark
P.S. Have a check here http://www.catbikes.ch/coinstuff/aurelian-ric.xls

[Jay GT4]

Thanks.  That's a great resource but I don't see any FELICIT TEMP Rev.
Wildwinds has no image for this coin either.

[mwilson603]

Open the sheet, click on the tab that says Others, then on the filters at the top click on the Reverse filter, and there you have it, FELICIT TEMP 

[curtislclay]

Göbl too assigns the coin to Cyzicus, no. 293e, pl. 125, legends IMP C DOM AVRELIANVS AVG / FELICIT TEMP.  There should be pellets under the bust, invisible on your specimen, designating the officina number.

[Jay GT4]

There it is!  Found another example on-line.  It appears to be pretty scarce.  Thank you guys
IMP C DOM AURELIANVS AVG
Felicitas standing Left caduceus in right hand cornucopia in left
FELICIT TEMP

I've had this coin for probably 2 years and haven't been able to attribute it.  Finally decided to try it today.  That "E" looks like a "G" both in hand, under microscope and resized digitally.