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The Ancient Coins of Northern Greece, I: Dacia and Moesia — vol. I — 1898
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MARKIANOPOLIS 221 Caracalla and Geta 049 K27 650 K28 [651] K27 652 K27 (Flavius Ulpianus) V +A OVAÜIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AITON Bust of Sarapis with calathos and robe right; in F. 1. ^ (= 595) AV K M AV ANTHNINOC AV K ü C and below fCTAC The each other facing bust portraits of Ca- racalla r. and the Geta 1st, both slightly bearded and with L. P. M. j Deviations: Vs. at the beginning supposedly AVT 4 — d'^s K i"^ name of Geta incorrect 2 and probably also 4 - at the end of the transcription C6 instead of Q i; — Rs. supposedly VTT 4 I Bucharest — 2 Naples Cat. 6293 — 3 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 449 & (inaccurate, without the governor's name); Eckhel cat. 55.15 [Mionnet pp. 2, 86, 189]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 892, 28. — ;] — 4 Hardouin op. 800 from the Ferrand collection — 5 Murzakewicz Odess. Mem. 3, 239, 3 from the Odessacr Museum likewise, but CCH instead of C V +A OVAniANO|V MAPKIANOnOAl- SOUND Naked Apollo (Lykeios) 1. standing and r. looking, the R. up the head, in the previous L. the bo- gen, between the tree trunk with the snake and the quiver with robe; i. F. 1. € (see 598) Weight: 11.30(2) Deviations: Rev. at the end MAPKIANOTTOA 2 I Berlin Cat. 60.20 — 2 Tnilioof — 3 Taris Vaillant num, gr. 104; Mionnet I, 358, 32 = pp. 2, 86, 191 also V +A OVAniANOjV MARKIANOHOAI- THN Cybele with Kalathos, bowl and tympanum between two lions whom 1. enthroned; i. F. 1. € (= 599) I Boutkowski rcvue num. 1883, 376.6, IX, 4 from his collection. — The incomplete one The writing of the verse was added after n. 650. also i V +A OYAHIANOV j MARKIANOHO- AlTflN Tyche with Kalathos, Steering rudder and cornucopia 1. hend; i. F. 1. € (=601. 602) Weight: 13.50(11) — 13.40(4) — ii.75(6) — ii.o5(7) Deviations: Vs. C€nT instead of cen 8. 9. Ce i- 2. 3- 5. C (0 16; — Rs. Separation OVATTIANOlV " — MJAPK i- 2. 3- 5 — at the beginning VTT instead of V 8. 15. 16, un- certainly 4. 9. 10. 12, supposedly + instead of +A 16 — at the end TTOAlTfl iOi TTO- AI(T?) 6, incomplete 4. 9. 12. 14 I Berlin — 2. 3 Bucharest — 4 Gotha — 5 Copenhagen — 6. 7 Löbbecke — 8. 9 London Cat. 31.25. 26 — - 10 Philippopel — li Schmidt — 12.13 Sophia — 14 Vienna Froehch 4 tentam. 449 7y; Eckhel cat. 55, 16 [Mionnet pp. 2, 86, 190]; Arneth Session Licr. 9, 892, 29. — — 15 Cat. d'Ennery 3662 — 16 Wiczay 2143 (inaccurate EJT instead of VTT); Hestini 26.18
222 MOESIA INFERIOR 053 K27 654 K27 655 K27 656 K27 Caracalla and Domna (Quintilianus) Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAP]KIANOnOAI- THN Zeus with bowl and scepter I. sitting; i. Q. 1. 5 ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AO and i. F. bottom 1. (as second line) maybe MNA head of the Caracalla m.l.r. and Brother Domna 1., facing each other Differences: vs. the final letters MNA are not on both copies but could perhaps be present on the poorly preserved first one to have been as Sestini stated. 1 St. Petersburg, formerly Chaudoir Sestini lett. cont. 4, 49, I, 8 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 175]; vSestini mus. Chaudoir 42, 6 — 2 Sophia ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA \ VH KVNTIAIAN OV MAPKIANOÜO - AOMNA also j AITH Sarapis with Kai., raised I R. and Scepter 1. standing; i. F. 1. € Deviations: vs. writing in the middle incomplete 2 — separation AOMjNA i I — Rs. Vrr..NTIAIA;N OV I MAPKIANOn.... I — the final N perhaps in Fields 2 I Philippople - 2 Vienna ANTjnNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAl A |[Vn KVjNTIAIANOlVMAPKIANOnOA.. and above AOI^A The busts | Sarapis similar to before, but of Caracalla m. L. P. M. r. and the R. not raised, but rather the Domna 1., facing each other j stretched; i. F. 1. € 1 Philippople ANTflNINOC AVrO as well } VÜA KVNTIAIANOV MARKIANOHO- AlTflN Bust of Sarapis with Kalathos and robe right; i. F. 1. € I Vienna The A in VTTA looks like /\ but here it is like in numerous other cases as /\. 652* K27 655* K(27) ANTÖNINOC AlTüYCTOC LOYAIA AOMNA The busts of Caracalla and the Domna rn «DA oTAniANor MAPKiANonoArmN Emperor with bowl over altar and spear 1. standing I Sestini lett. 6, 15, i [Mionnet p. 2, 85, 187] from the Knobelsdorff collection The governor's name is given incorrectly by Sestini; the coin, now in Berlin, Rather, like all those with this verse, it has the name of Quintilianus; see below 68 1. , . . . ArrOYCTOC IOIAIA .... The heads I ANOY MARK Sarapis with of Caracalla and Domna i bowl standing above altar and cornucopia 1.; I i. F.E I Murzakewicz descr. mus. Odess. 25, 5 Since this type of Sarapis (equal to the ©eö; MifOLi from Odessos) appears on coins from Mar- kianopolis never appears otherwise (cf. the introduction p. 191 A. 2), so this is probably the case about a poorly preserved piece with Concordia on the altar, see below 677.
MARKIANOPOLIS 657 K27 658 K27 659 K27 660 K30 661 K26 662 K26 I Philippople likewise [Caracalla and Domna] = 654 .... NTIAIANOV ! MAPKlÄNOnOAlT u, i. F. OjN as well, but to the left; the Kalathos with a palmette decorated; i. F.r. 3 Vn KVNTIAIANOV M APKIANOnO- AlTflN Demeter with wreath of wheat and veil 1. standing, in the first raised R. ears of corn, the L. on the long torch supported; i. F. 1. € I Philippople 655, but only AO visible at the top... I also (the wreath of wheat is not closed I see) Weight: 10.33 (i) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2 I Berlin Cat. 57.9; this Ex. Rauch Zschr. for coins, seals and heraldry 1.259, IX, 5 — 2 Hunters. — 1| — Here maybe 3 Murzakewicz descr. mus. Odess. 25:7 (vs. uncertain, Rs. supposedly lOVAI... TO MARK...). ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC & below lOVAlA AOMNA (=655) the two busts VHA KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOÜO- A€l and i. F. TnjN Naked Apollo lo n with the R. on the head and the bow in the L. forward standing and r. looking; next to The tree stump on his right Snake, with the quiver on the left robe; in F. 1. above € Weight: 19.70(1) I Löbbecke. — 1| — 2 (l?) Miliin monum. ans. ined. 2, 99, XI, 2, supposedly from the Parisian Cabinet, but probably the same piece, the Mionnet pp. 2, 84, 178 from the Grivaud collection de la Vincelle leads; There is no such piece in the Paris Cabinet, whereas this by Löbbecke could be identical to the one shown by Miliin. Diameter and weight are unusual, perhaps it is a sample; as a medallion, In any case, as Miliin wanted, the coin cannot be viewed because it represents the value sign £ has. The A in VTTA may also have the form /\; cf. to 656. 654 but A0M4A I St. Florian. j VHA KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOHOA ' and i. F. TfllN as well, but i. Q. 1. 5 There seems to be no | behind TTOA to stand. KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOüOAl.... likewise, but i. F. 1. € ANTflNINOC A | rtYES that two busts (= 655) Weight: 11.43 I Löl)becke. — The end of the scripture is in the passage, but is unclear. — cf. also ül)cn 598'^'.
224 MOESIA INFERIOR 663 K28 Plate XV, I 664 K27 665 K28 666 K27 T. XV, 20 667 K27 T.XV, 21 668 K28 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOMNA Head of Caracalla m. L.r. and Brother of Domna 1. Illustration of the Rs. Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl etc. F. TflN ApoUon (Lykeios) like before, but just next to him on the right the tree stump with snake ge, nothing on the left; i. F. 1. € I Taris Boutkowski review niim. 1883, 376.2, IX, 2; Blanchet revue number. 1892, 61.13 likewise, but at the end still C€ from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl- THN Naked Apollo n (or Bonus Eventus) 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl over one Altar, in the lowered L. one branch; in F.1. Deviations: vs. at the end C€B 3 only AIT 2, incomplete i I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 85, 182 — 2 Philippopel — 3 Sophia Arneth meeting area. 9, 892, 27 likewise Rs. at the end AOMNA without CG 2; 4 Vienna Mus. Theup. 971; from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AITON Athena 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl above altar, the L. leaning on the spear; in F. 1. € Weight: 14.48 I Löbbecke ANTiHNINOC AVrOVCTOC IOV[AIA] and above AOf'NA as well Illustration of Rs. (2) I Copenhagen — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. i vn KVNTIAIANOV | MARKIANOHO AITON as well; i. F. 1. C )2, 62, 14 ANiTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOIMNA as well Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 9.00 (E. good) I Imhoof ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA A. . . . likewise IParis from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnO- Al and i.F.TfljN Athena 1st standing, in the pre-stretched R. shell above altar, the 1st on the shield supported; behind her a stele, on which the owl 1. stands; i. F.r. top 5 •YNTIAIANOY MAPKIANOnOA.... Athena 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl (? or Nike?), in which L. leaning on the shield spear; i. F. 1. below €
MARKIANOPOLIS 669 K27 T. XV, 23 670 K26 671 K27 672 K28 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA VH KVNTIAIANOV MAlPKIANOnO- AOrtJA also AIITflN Athena 1. standing, in the prev. R. a bunch of poppy stalks, the L. akimbo; before her the olive tree, from which Erich thonios snake surrounded stretches his head towards her; back behind her the shield, from the inside see, and behind this the spear; i. F.r. 3 Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 12.12(2) Deviations: Vs. at the end only ^ visible i - writing almost completely destroyed 3; — Rev. Beginning of writing destroyed (incorrectly added by Sestini VIT
226 MOESIA INFERIOR «73 K27 674 K26 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA VH KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOIAI- 675 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 19 676 K27 677 K27 AOMNA C€ Head of Caracalla m. L. r. and Brother of Domna 1. TflN Cybele with Kalathos, bowl with tympanum 1. enthroned; i. F. 1. € I Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9,892, 26. — Here perhaps the coin from Arigoni below 677*. , .NINOC AVrOVCTOC lOV the two busts VHA KVN[TIAIANOV] MAPKIANO- TTjOACI et al. F. TjnN Cybele like before, but both of them on the ground lions; i. F. 1. € The A i" VTTA ^^^ also has the form of /\. cf. to 656. Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AlTflN Nemesis 1. standing, with the R. the robe over the chest grasping her staff in the first arm; on Ground the wheel with a griffin on it puts his first forefoot; i. F. 1. € Illustration of Rs. I Berlin Cat. 59, 14 [Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 153 erroneous under Caracalla and Geta]. — The /\ on the Rs. has the form of /\ everywhere. I Löbbecice. ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AO... Head of Caracalla with L.r. and Brother of Domna 1. ANTIHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVlAlA and above AOf'NA as well I Löbbecke V[n K]VNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AITHN Nemesis 1. standing, in the previous R. the balance, in the first arm her staff; on the ground the wheel; i. F. 1. € ANTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOMNA as well from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOHOAI- TflN Concordia with quay., shell over the altar and cornucopia 1. hend; i. F. 1, € Deviations: Vs. AOM^A 5. AO..A 3! — Rs. Separation different — End the font nOAlTß and i. F. 1. |sj 2, r. N 5 — nOAlT "• i- F. ßlN 3-4 — TTOAI "• i- F' TinN I — <^forgot the value symbol 1 I Leake Suppl. 132 inaccurate • — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Naples Cat. 6294 (inaccurate in the field AIn) - 4 Sophia (communication from Tacchella) - 5 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 261, 133 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CXLIX, 40]; Eckhel cat. 54, 13 [Mionnet pp. 2, 85, 184]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 892, 24. — 1| — 6 Sestini descr. 34.31 by Ainslie — 7 Mionnet pp. 2, 85, 183 from the Artaud collection. — Compare above 655*. ...lANOT MAPKIANO.... Goddess 1. standing, on the ground wheel (?); i. F.E 676* ATT ANTÖNEINOC IOTA.... The bust ^(^7) that of Caracalla and Domna facing each other I Sabatier iconogr. rom. imp. LVI, 2 As the bearded face and the shape of the name show, the emperor is not Caracalla, but Elagabalus; So the Empress is probably Maesa; at least that belongs to it Don't put coin here. Compare under Elagabalus and Maesa.
MARKIANOPOLIS 678 K27 679 K29 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl- AOMNA as well as TflN Tyche with quay, tax and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F. 1. € Weight: 13.50(10) — 10.45(2) Deviations: vs. conclusion of the document A0M!NA 3- 5- 12 — AOMSA i. 6. 8. ii — i, F. above AOM^A 2 — incomplete 9 — Br. of Caracalla m. L. P. M. 2. 5. 6. 7; — Rs, separation different — at the end TTOAI "• '• F- TßJN 6. 7 — TTOAIT etc. F. nJN 4 — rrOAlTri and i. A. IM 8 — fTOAl "• i- A. jßN 10 — KVNTI- AIANÖ (•) 5 — everywhere /\ instead of /\ 3 and probably sometimes elsewhere too I Bucharest — 2 Imhoof — 3. 4 Löbbecke — 5. 6 London Cat. 31, 21. 22 — 7 Milan — 8 Philippopel — 9 St. Petersburg — 10 Schmidt — 11 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 261,132 Fig. [Gessner imp. CXLIX, 39]; Eckhel cat. 55.14 [Mionnet p. 2,85,185]; Arneth meeting ber. 9, 892, 25 ■ — 12 Vienna (with the stamp of Este), formerly Wiczay addit. I, 3, Ta- fel XXXI, 690; Sestini mus. Flederv. 26, 17; Arneth meeting area. 9, 892, 24a inaccurate. — 1| — 13 Cat. d'Ennery 2947 (probably inaccurate) also VÜA KVNTIAAI|ANOV MAPKIANO- nOA€l and i. F. TjON Tyche 680 K27 T. XIX, 15 681 K28 likewise; i. Q. 1, 5 Weight: 14.20(2) — 11.10(1) Deviations: unsure whether nOA6l ocler TTOAi * I Copenhagen ■ — 2 Munich The double /\ in KYNTIAAIANOV can probably be seen as an error. ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOM^A as well Illustration of the Rs. I Löbbecke ANTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOM . . . the two busts from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOHO- AlTflN The Emperor with L. P. M., boots, r. standing, R. up the eagle scepter supported, in which prev. L. the ball; i. F. 1. € vn ....AIANOV MAPKIANOnO and i. F. l/lflT|IA Kaiser as before 1, standing, in the prev. R. Shell above altar, the L. on the spear supported; i. F.r. 5 1 Berlin Cat. 57.10 (scripture inaccurate); this example, from the Knobelsdorff collection, Sestini lett. 6, 15, i [Mionnet p. 2, 85, 187] with the wrong governor's name As on all other coins with Caracalla and Domna on the obverse, here too Name of the governor Quintilianus to be added VTT [KVNTIlAIANOV. Sestini gives it incorrect reading VTT
228 MOESIA INFERIOR 682 K27 683 K28 [Caracalla and Dorana] AN[TnNIN]OC AVrOVCTOC lOVAIAj AO and above MNA head of Caracalla m.l.r. and Brother Domna 1. Weight: 11.78 I Löbbecke ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC IO,VAIA AOMNA as well T. XIX, 17 684 K27 Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Rs. at the end TTOAI "• i- F. Tfl|N ^ I Löbbecke — 2 Philippopel — 3 Vienna AjNTnNINOC AVrOVCTOC & above lOVAlA, below AO^NA as well Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl- THN Kaiser as before r. ste- walking, the R. on the spear supports, in the L, the parazonium (r), the first foot on the neck of one r. kneeling and 1, squatting setting barbarians; i, F. 1. € from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl- TflN Kaiser as before, but 1. standing, on the previous R. Nike with Wreath and palm branch presented to him floating, the L. on the spear supported; i. F. 1. € T. XIX, 22 685 K27 686 K27 from KVNTIAI1A|N0V MAPKIANOHO- AlTn and in the F. below N Kaiser with L. P. M. on horseback galloping r., the spear in the raised R. pointing downwards; under the horses a barbarian with his hands the one on the back (tied?) 1. sitting; i. F. 1. above € Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 12.62 I Löbbecke. — The A has the form /\ everywhere on the Rs. cf. to 656. ANTlflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVjAlA and above AO^NA as well from KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOÜO- AITON snake in many win- dungs erect, the head, the of a nimbus with rays is surrounded, r. ; in F. 1. € Weight: 12.03 (i) Deviations: Rs. at the end only TTOAlTß (•) 1 I London Cat. 31.24 - 2 Philippople ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA | | likewise AOMNA the two busts \ Deviations: vs. writing illegible 3 I Paris Hardouin num. ans. 312; Vaillant number. gr. 104 [Mionnet pp. 2, 84, 181]; Mionnet ^i 358, 33 — 2 Sophia — 3 Venice Marciana About the type from 685 and 686, the Egyptian deity Chnubis, see Drexler mythol. Contributions l,6ifg. Lion's head and fish tail, which the London specimen is said to have, I didn't notice the others; the rays on the nimbus are on the Paris one Copy safe, otherwise perhaps only unclear.
MARKIANOPOLIS 229 687 K27 688 K28 T. XX, 25 689 K27 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA i VH KVNTIAIANÖ MAPKIANOnOA|l- AOMjNA Head of Caracalla m. L.r. and Brother of Domna 1. TflN Tcmpelfront with four columns len; Zeus 1. sitting in it, the L. leaning on the scepter; in the casting I at an eagle (?); i. F. 1. € Deviations: Obverse and Rs, writing incomplete 2 I London Cat. 30.19. — | — 2 Sabatier revue beige 1860, 2.2, I, 2 = Cat. Gray 1009 The figure in the temple is referred to in the London catalog as Emperor as Zeus; yes It is likely to be a simple representation of Zeus, like the one without the temple simultaneous coins appear (above n. 653); in the row he probably holds the bowl. For The eagle on the London copy also speaks of the name Zeus Gable of the temple can be seen. ANTONINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOM NA same Vn I KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl- TjflN Temple front with four columns len; in it Sarapis with Kai, he- raised R. and scepter 1. standing; in the gable • (shield?); in F. 1. € Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 12.21 (i) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2. 3. 4 — bust of Caracalla m. L. P. M. (?) I ; — Rs. Separation of writing uncertain i. 3. 4 — A instead of A (cf. to 656) 2 - the £ under the temple i - token not given 4 I Athens Cat. 8i8 — 2 Löbbecke. — 1| — Here or to the following number 3 Cat. VVelzl 1333 - and probably also 4 Murzakewicz descr. mus. Odess. 24.2 (in the temple y>miles cum hasta«) vn KVNTIALjANOV MAPKIA, then continue in section NOTTOAIT and above (i.e. at the bottom) flN the same, but the value symbol € is in the temple on the left Deviations: Rs. vn KV|NTIA|AN0V MAPKIAlNOnOATn "• N (NOnOATfi, safe without | is a continuation of the writing in the section, the N above it, under the temple) i. 2; whether that | behind KVNTIA is missing, is not entirely certain. — I and 2 are certainly from the same stamp I Bucharest — 2 Philippopel — 3 Weiss The same depiction of Sarapis without a temple, see above 654. ANTHNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOMNA as well 686* K— Caracalla and Domna (vs. not described [ YO KOriNTIAIANOT MAPKIANOnOAITON ben) I Eagle standing on a lightning bolt 1 Vaillant number. size 104 [Mionnet p. 2, 84, 176] likewise [Writing likewise. Eagle with wreath in its beak I at standing on a ball 2 Vaillant num. size 104 [Mionnet p. 2, 84, 177] The same applies to these coins as was noted above about 595*: they are located in the Paris Cabinet, only have the head of Caracalla alone on the obverse and are of Mionnet himself has already correctly described this; see 644 and 642 above.
230 MOESIA INFERIOR 690 K28 T. XX, 21 691 K28 692 K28 693 K27 [Caracalla and Domna] ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVlAlA Vn KVNTIAIA|NOV MAPKIANOjnO- AOMNA Head of Caracalla m. AlTflN Temple front with four L. r, and Br. of Domna 1st columns; in it Apollon with the R. on the head and the bow in the L. between (1.) quiver with Robe (?) and (r.) tree stump with Illustration of the Rs. (i) snake; in the gable O; i. F. 1. € Weight: 11.45 (1) Deviations: Vs, lOVAlA AOWA 2 I Imhoof — 2 Paris. — Both copies have the Rs. from the same stamp. The depiction of Apollo Lykeios is the same as above n. 660 - 662 without a temple. However, the objects next to the god look different here: on the left a tall staff, around which the robe is thrown almost like a snake, on the right a very low one Dull, but with clear, 1. tongued snake; the apparent deviation from that The usual type is probably caused by the small size of the representation in the temple. — The value mark g is on Imhoof's copy (outside the temple next to the capi- valley of the first column on the left) can still be clearly seen if you look at it in the picture does not see; since the reverse of the Paris copy is from the same stamp, it must also must have been present there. from KVN1TIAIA|N0V MAPKIANOüO- AlTflN as well, but Apollon is on the far right and next to it him only r. the tree stump with the snake, 1. nothing; i. F. 1. € Weight: 12.65 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 2, I, 2 [Mionnet p. 2, 84, 179] The same depiction of Apollo Lykeios without a temple, see above in 663. ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOMNA as well ANTONINOC AVr[OVCTOC] lOVAlA AOMNA C€ as well from KVTIAIANOV(see above) MAPKIANOnO- AITHN temple front with four columns; Concordia in it Kai., bowl over altar and filling horn 1. standing; i. F. 1. € Weight: 13.30 I Berlin Cat. 58.13. — The same representation without the temple, see above n. 677. ANTIflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAIlA VH KVNTIAIANOV MARKIANOHO- and above AOM*ilA Bust pictures the two AlTflN temple front with four columns; in it Tyche with Kai., Steering rudder and cornucopia 1. hend; in the gable »(shield?); under the temple € Deviations: vs. lOVjAlA i — lOVAlA 1 AO and above MNA 3 — head of Caracalla m. L. i. 3 — not specified 6; — Rs. Separation V "fj and TTOAlJTßN I — the value symbol € ™ Fields 1. I. 3 I Löbbecke — 2. 3 London Cat. 30, 17. 18 — 4 Paris Vaillant num. gr. 104 [Mionnet pp. 2, 85, 186] inaccurate - 5 in trade. — 1| — 6 Chaix descr. 20 The same representation without the temple, see above n. 678, 679
MARKIANOPOLIS 2^^I 694 K27 Plate 111,13 695 K27 Plate 111,14' [Caracalla and Domna] [ANTn]NINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA VH KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANOÜO- AOM[NA] Head of Caracalla m. L. r. and Brother of Domna 1. AITHN triumphal arch with three gates and two windows; on it four figures standing forward, something 1. turned, three male in a short robe and a (the third of 1.) long-clothed female liche; the first man on the left appears to hold a sword in the R., the others stretch the rows in front, the L. support the three men on the spear; i. F. 1. € Figure (3) I Berlin Cat. 58.11 — 2 Bucharest — 3 London Cat. 30.20 Fig. — The Rs. of i and 3 are from the same stamp, probably also those from 2. The type appears to represent a triumphal arch erected in Markianopolis. For those Four figures on it will hardly be possible to interpret anything other than that of A. v. Sallet (Cat. Berlin 58.11) suggested to the imperial family. The short robe of the Men probably have the armor, the second one (of 1) may also have the coat; that they lean on the spear - the first one on the left only lacks it because of a twist. Seeing the die cutter, as shown by the position of the arm - is for the emperors suitable; This applies even more to the sword that the first appears to be holding. We So Severus and Domna would probably have been in the middle, Caracalla on the left and right. visibly shown slightly smaller, Geta can be seen. — The triumphal arch was probably had already been established under Severus; On coins it is only found here under Cara- calla's autocracy, but probably right at the beginning, since Geta is also shown. The fact that the coin image was not appropriate after the murder of Geta may have prompted this the change of the four figures, as shown in the following coin. It is likely that the statue of Geta on the triumphal arch itself has also been removed; the later depiction of a triumphal arch with only three figures (on a coin of Gordianus, plate III, 16) cannot be cited as proof, since there are three are male people, so Domna would be missing. ANTflNINOC AVrOVCTOC lOVAlA AOMNA C- the two chest images the Vn KVNTIAIANOV MAPKIANon|OAI- SOUND triumphal arch as before, but the four figures are small ner and stand to the right, the third and fourth, looking back; the second man (from hnks) stops in the R. a spear (or branch?), on which the first one also got his L. seems to lay; i. F.r. € Illustration of the Rs. 1 Mandl pick number. Zschr. 23 (1891) 44.3, III, i It is possible that the difference from the previous coin is only apparent, caused by the rougher work and the different position. But it could The change could also be an intentional one, in consideration of Geta's death and conviction of his memory, which, however, also occurred before the other coin was minted should have taken place.
232 MOESIA INFERIOR 696 K27 697 K16 698 K16 699 K17 Geta Caesar i) with the first name Lucius (Aurelius Gallus) AOV C€n I rCTAC K Chest with Ge- wall r. V AV TAAAOV MAPKIANOnOAlTON Naked Dionysus with Kantharos and Thyrsos 1. standing (cf. 556) Weight: 10.41 Deviations: vs. beginning of name unclear i. 3, on 2 AOV is safe 1 Paris (perhaps this coin in Blanchet revue num. 1892, 74, 53 under Nikopolis?) 2 Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 71.9 — 3 Vienna Arneth session area. 9, 892, 30 (without governor's name) A CCn I r€T[AC] as well T. XVI, 7 MARKIANOnOAlTON eagle with closed wings and wreath Beak r. standing and 1. looking I Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2144 [Mionnet p. 2, 87, 196]; Sestini 27.19; Arneth meeting area. 9,893.31a. — The missing ending of the name is filled in after the following coin. C€n I rCTAC as well • | MAPKIA|N[OnOAI[TnN] Grape Weight: 3.07 (i) Deviations: Rs. the end of the writing (TflN) f^Wt i, supplemented after 2 I Löbbecke. — 1| — 2 Sestini descr. 34.34 [Mionnet pp. 2, 87, 197] by Ainslie 2) with the first name Publius n CCHTI Mr. r. rCTAC K Br. m. P. and Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 2.50 I Imhoof. — See below 699* MAPKIANOnoAlTnN Winged One Eros (as the genius of death) with standing crossed-legged forward, the r. Side through the lowered Torch propped on an altar, the 1st arm on the r. cheek 696* KU 699* K18 Geta (Vs. not described) 1 MAPKlANOriOAEITßN Heracles with the I lions fighting I Vaillant number. gr. ii8 [Mionnet pp. 2, 87, 194] by Foucault It is possible that such a coin exists; but if Vaillant's size specification is correct, one would expect a governor's name on the reverse; Mionnet has because this is missing, the fourth size is given, which does not correspond to the second at Vaillant. Geta (Vs. not described) MAPKIANOillOAEITQN Winged female figure with the L. on the mouth 1. standing, in front of her a flaming altar; on Ground a branch I Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXV, 358 [Mionnet p. 2, 87, 195] = Sestini cat, cast. 13 Mionnet (after him also H. Posnansky, Nemesis and Adrasteia, p. 153) and likewise Sestini wanted to recognize a nemesis in the image; but it is certainly only bad Drawing of another type, presumably of the Death Genius = 699.
MARKIANOPOLIS 700 K17 701 K17 702 K17 702^^ K17 703 K17 704 K17 705 K17 706 K16 707 K17 [Geta Caesar] n CEHTI I TETAC K head r. MAPKIANOjnOAlTnN Asclepius with the snake staff in the row. standing forward and 1. looking Weight: 3.06(2) I Bucharest — 2 Gotha Sestini lettere 9, 3 TT C€TTTI I r^TAC K Br. with P. and 1 as well, but Asklepios looks after him Mr. r. I in front Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2 I Sophia — 2 Vienna Eckhel cat. 55.17 [Mionnet pp. 2, 86, 192]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 31 likewise Weight: 2.24 (i) I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 3 — 2 Paris n C€nT I rCTAC as well MAPKIANIOnOAlTflN eagle with Wreath in the beak forward standing and raising his head 1 MAPKIANjOnOAlTnN Adler (without wreath) standing forward and the Raising head to the right Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 2; — Rs. at the end maybe just TTOAIT ^ I Bucharest — 2 in trade. — 1| — 3 Sestini descr. 34, 32 n CEÜTI I TETAC K head r. MARKIANOinOAlTflN tripod, at its middle foot a snake coils up Weight: 3.00(2) Deviations: Vs. at the beginning ff destroyed 3 — Yl CETTTI destroyed 2; —Rs. End of writing is missing i - snake uncertain i I Bucharest — 2 Munich — 3 Paris n C€nTI I rCTAC K Br. with P. and likewise Mr. r. Weight: 2.69 I Berlin Cat. 60, 21 likewise, but without K | likewise Weight: 2.31 (i) Deviations: Vs. n ^m beginning destroyed 1.3 — supposedly ..C6TT r€TAC 5 — IreTAC 2 — supposedly ff CeTTT r€TAC 4.' — Rs. End of the document is missing 2 I Löbbecke — 2 Moscow Univ. Cat. 104 - 3 Paris. — 1| — 4 Sestini descr. 34.33 from Ainslie — 5 Mionnet pp. 2, 87, 193 by de la Goy in Aix The writing of the verse is from the various copies and supplemented after n. 707. n CEHTI I TETAC K head r. I Bucharest n C^ÜTI i rCTAC Br. m. P. and M. r MARKIANOnOAlTflN Crescent moon and above that three stars MARKIANOnOAlTflN Crescent moon I and a star I. 2. 3 Bucharest. — All three copies have the obverse from the same stamp, two of them too the Rs.; on the reverse of the third the star is indistinct.
234 MOESIA INFERIOR Macr i now s 708 K26 709 K26 Blackboard XVIII, 35 710 K25 711 K26 712 K26 (Pontianus) AVT K OÜEAAIOC CEVH MA[KPEI NOC] Br, m. L. and sheds tank r. AVT K OHEAAICEVH MAKPEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Vn nONTIANOV MA[PKIANOnOA]- EITON Hygieia with snake and bowl r, standing 1 Vienna Cimcl. Vindob. I,il8, XXI, 4; Eckhel cat. 55.18 [Mionnet pp. 2, 87, 198]; Arneth Meeting notes 9, 893, 33 VnnONTIANOV MiAPKIANOnOAEI etc. A. TflN Concordia with Kalathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. sitting Illustration of the Rs. I Mandl . . . . CEVH MAKPEINOC as well vn nONTIAN[OV MAPKIANjOnO- AEITflN Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 10.15 I London Cat. 31.28 inaccurate AVT K OHEAAIOC CEVH MAKPEI NOC Br. m. L. and shed tank r. from nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AEITON Tyche with Kalathos, Tax and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 11.03(7) — 10.26(1) — 9.25(10) — 9.20(3) — 9.02(2) Deviations: Vs. OTTEAAIOC uncertain 7 — OTTEAAI 9- lo- ^3 — CEV 9 — e instead of E I. 2. 13 - sometimes coat over the carapace; — Rs. Separation of the Font different — MA* instead of MAP 2. 3. 4. 12. 13 — £ instead of E i- 2. 13 — TTOAITS2N (•) 6. 9 — at the end JfN i — rudder on ball i. 7 and probably more often ■ — end of the text is missing 7. 8 I. 2 Athens Cat. 819. 820 — 3 Berlin Cat. 60, 22 inaccurate — 4- 5- 6 Bucharest — 7 Gotha Sestini lettere 9.3 — 8 Milan — 9 Munich — 10 Schmidt — 11 Sophia — 12 Vienna Happy 4 tentam. 292,192; Eckhel cat. 55.19 [Mionnet pp. 2, 87, 199]; Arneth 9, 893, 34. — II — 13 Wiczay 2145; Sestini 27.20 — 14 Cat. Gabelentz 220,940 — 15 Cat. Welzl 1334 AVT [K] OHEA CEV|-MAKPENOC (so!) as well likewise, with coat ' Deviations: Vs. AVT. OTTEA 2, AV EA i EA 3 — the | under EN not visible i; — Rs. TTOAlTr^N 2.3, TTOA... i I Copenhagen — 2 Paris — 3 in trade The | forgotten between £ and N The die cutter subsequently has it below the added to both letters. 707* KU Macrinus (Vs. not specified) Yfl IlONTIANOT MAP Athena with bowl and spear 1. standing; on the ground next to her the shield I Gessner imp. CLV, 35 from his collection (?) It is possible that such a coin exists; but maybe it is a Piece with Macrinus and Diadumenianus on the obverse (=735); the E could be Gessner very likely overlooked.
MARKIANOPOLIS [Macrinus] 713! AVT K OHEA CEVH|POC MAKPEI-' as well K 26 NOC Br. m. L., scale armor, and M. r, | Deviations: Vs. with points •CEVH'POC 2 (perhaps with i and 3 only over- see) — supposedly CEVH 4- 5 — MAKPINOC (?) 5: — Rs. at the end TSN I. 2. 3 — supposedly TT0AITJ2N 4 — tax on ball i. 2 I Bucharest — 2 London Cat. 31, 27 — 3 Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 152). — 1| — 4 Sestini descr. 34, 35 from Ainslie — 5 Cat. Becker 238 714 AVT K OHEAAIOC CEVH MAKPEI- ; VH [nONTI]ANOV MAPKIANOÜO- K 26 NOC also AEITfl|N eagle with spread- th wings forward on the Flash standing and head with Wreath in the beak right. uplifting Deviations: Opposite with points 'CEVH* i - mantle over carapace i; — Rs. Beginning of writing missing until ...NOV i — VTT ANOV 2 I London Cat. 32, 29 — 2 Vienna, formerly Wiczay, Neumann num. vet. i, 109 [Mionnet pp. 2, 88, 200]; Wiczay 2146, VII, 155; Sestini 27.21; Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 34a Macrinus and Diadumenianus The letter K, which appears almost regularly after the on these coins The name of Macrinus is an abbreviation of Kai aap and belongs to the name of Diadumenianus; also on some coins with his Head alone, the K is at the beginning of the name. (Pontianus) 715 AVT K OHEA [CEV MAKPEINOC] K \ VH nONTIANOjV MAPKIANO etc. K 27 M onEA ANTHNEINOC The one- HOAI Zeus with a naked upper- other facing heads of the body 1. standing, in the previous. R. Macrinus m. L. r. and the slide bowl, which L. placed on the scepter dumenianus 1, supports; at his feet the Ad- ler forward, looking up at him; i. F. 1. € Deviations: vs. writing destroyed 3, supposedly AVT K M OTT MAKPINOC K M OTTEA ANT£2NINOC 2, incomplete (the words in brackets after the ordinary form supplemented) i ; — Case conclusion of the document supposedly TTOAEITJ2N 2, uncertain 3 I Vienna (this coin in Arneth Sessionsber. 9, 893, 43a inaccurately with the type Askle- pios, and instead of the eagle Telesphoros?). — 1| — 2 Vaillant num. gr. 122 [Mionnet 5.2,88,202] from his collection — 3 Wiczay 2149; Sestini 27.24. — The two of them Examples from the literature, 2 and 3, could also possibly belong to the following number belong, since the vs. is not specified exactly. 716 ...OnnEA CEVH MAKPINOC and below as well ^ ^7 i K M OTTTTEAI -^^^ both heads like ANTHNIN before, but Diadume- ^^ nianus r. and Macrinus 1. I unknown collection (cast in the Imhoof collection)
236 MOESIA INFERIOR 717 K27 718 K29 719 K27 720 K27 721 K27 722 K26 T. XIV, 4 [Macriniis and Diadumenianus] AV K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTflNEINOC K The Bust portraits of Macrinus m. L. P.M.r. and Diadumenianus m. Robe 1. Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- TflN Zeus standing 1st as before, but in front of him (instead of the eagle). flaming altar; i. F.r. E Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing 3; — Rs. Beginning of writing missing l End missing 3 I Munich - 2 Paris - 3 Sophia. — See below 777. likewise AV K OHEA CEVH MAKEINOC K M as well OÜEA and below ANTON El NOC Weight: lO, 17 (very thin) I Löbbecke. — The obverse is probably from the same stamp as those from 725 and 743. AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K ' [VH nONTlAjNOV MAP|KIANOnO- AEITON Sarapis with Kalathos, raised rights and scepter 1. standing; i. F. 1. E M OHE ANTOINEINO,. ^^ .. . Q the Copt of Macrinus m. L. r. and the | Diadumenianus 1. i I London Cat. 32.31 AVT [K] OHEAAI CEV MA[KPEINOC I VH HONTIANÖ MyS?|K|IA|NOnOAEI- K M OHEAAI ANTflNEINOC] the j SOUND as well; i. F. 1. E two busts = 717 | I St. Petersburg — ;| — Maybe 2 cats here. Becker 235 (supposedly a woman with Kalathos and Scepter) The writing of the obverse is based on Becker's copy and supplemented below 727. MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTflNEINOC as well by nONTIANjOV MAPKIANO and i. A TTOAEIT Hera in a long dress wall and with Peplos 1. standing, in the previous R. bowl, the L. on the scepter supported; in front of her flaming altar; i. F.r. € I Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 72, il AVT K OnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC ; VH HONTIANOV MA:P|KIANOnO- K M OHEA A[NTflNE]INOC the AEITfU as well; i. F.r. E both heads = 719 y Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: vs. writing almost completely destroyed l — CEV instead of CEVH (0 4 — am Conclusion supposedly AIAAOVMEINOC (probably read out instead of ANTS2NEIN0C) 4! — Rev. at the end TTOAlTilN 0) 4 I Athens - 2 Löbbecke - 3 in trade. — j] — 4 Mionnet pp. 2, 91, 217 (by Allier) = Dumersan 20
MARKIANOPOLIS 723 K27 724 K28 725 K28 726 K27 727 K27 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and | VH HONTIANOV j MAPKIANOnO and. below K M OTTTTEA TO the heads i. A. AITHN as well; i. F.r. € TnNINOC AI as before, AAOVME butDiadu-l menianus r. and Macrinus 1st j I Paris Vaillant num. size 122 AV K OnEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OÜEA ANTONEINOC the two of them Heads = 719 I Löbbecke from noNTiANoy mapkianohoai and i. A. CLAY Demeter or Köre (without veil) 1. standing, in the R. ears of corn, the L. on the scepter supported; i. F.r. € AV K OHEA CEVH MAKBINOC K M VH nONT[IAN]OV MAPKIANOÜOAI OTTEA and below ANTONEI NOC both busts 717 ,. etc. F. TlflN Demeter (?) in long- the I I ^ ' • in a robe (and with a veil?) j standing to the right, the row on that I Scepter supported, in the prev. L. i ears of corn (?); i. F.r. € I Munich. — The obverse is from the same stamp as that of 743; cf. to 718. AV K OÜEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OnEA ANTONEINOC the two of them Heads == 719 from nONTIANOV MÄ|KIANOnOAEI- SOUND Naked Apollo with the R. on the head and the bow in the L. standing forward and r. looking; next to him r. the tree blunt with the snake (1. nothing); i, F. 1. E Weight: 9.45 (3, E. sl.) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete at the beginning 2, very unclear 3 — im second part maybe OTTE instead of OTTEA 3 ; — Rev. beginning of writing missing 3 — End missing 2 I Bucharest — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 89, 208 — 3 Turin Mus. Cat. 1978 = Lavy 970 AVT K OHEAAI CEV MAKPEINOC I Vn OHNTIANOV MAPKIANOHOAEI- K M OÜEAAI ANTHNEINOC the two busts = 717 TflN Naked Apollo 1. standing, in the R. a laurel branch 1. Arm on the one standing behind him- supported the tripod; in front of him a flaming altar; i. F. 1. E Weight: 13.75 (2, E.m.) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 1.4 - in the second part OTTEA instead OTTEAAI 3; — Rs. at the beginning ...ONTIANOV i. Vn OV 2, VH 3 — at the end MAPKIAN ^ — Conclusion uncertain 4 — the tripod supposedly with snake 4 I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 89, 207 — 2 Schmidt — 3 Sophia. — 1|— 4 Wiczay 2150; Sestini 27.25 — 5 Chaix descr. 21
238 MOESIA INFERIOR 728 K27 729 K27 T. XV, 1 1 730 K27 T. XV, 10 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTn^E, ,. ^ ^, ., , f^QQi the busts of Macrinus m. L. P. M. r. and of Diadumenianus m. Weight 1. Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AEITflN Naked Apollo or Bonus Eventus 1. standing, in the prev. R. Bowl, in the lowered L. laurel branch; in front of him flaming altar; i. F.r. E Weight: 12.60(7) — 10.06(1) — 9.80 (5, E. sl.) Deviations: Writing incomplete i. 6. 7 — AVT K OTTEAAI "nd at the end OHEAAI ANTflNEINOC (= 727) 5; — Rs. Writing at the end JJN 7. incomplete constantly 6 — MAPKIANOTTOAI "• '• A. TflN 3- 9 — the £ in F. left 3. 9 I Berlin Cat. 62.28; this ex. formerly Knobelsdorff Sestini lett. 6, 15.2 [Mionnet p. 2.90, 212] — 2 Copenhagen — 3 Krupka — 4 Löbbecke — 5 Mandl (Egger sales cat. 8, 1 54) — 6 St. Petersburg — 7 Schmidt — 8 Sophia — 9 in trade After the hairstyle (knot at the back of the head and shoulder curls) and the laurel branch it seems to be Apollo; but the figure could also be called Bonus Eventus become. AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M VH HONTIANOV MlÄKlANOHOAEI- OHEA ANTnN[EIN]OC the heads of Macrinus m. L. r. and the slide dumenianus 1. Illustration of the Rs. I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 90, 211 TCt\ Artemis in the long belt teten chiton with flap 1. ste- hend, in the previous R. an arrow, in the 1st arm a long torch; before her a small deer 1. standing; i. F. 1. E also VH HONTIANOV MJÄKIANOHOAEI- Tn|N Artemis as a hunter, in short belted chiton, with flat terning coat and boots, the Quiver on the shoulder, r. rushing, the R. raised, in the previous L. the bow; next to her the dog r. jumping; i. F. 1. E Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 10, 15 (i) Deviations: Vs. Font incomplete 1.2.5 — ^™ beginning AV K instead of AVT K 3.4. 5 — allegedly AVT K OnnEA CEVH MAKPINOC ..OnnEAA ANTflNEI- NOC 6; — Rs. MAPKIANOnOAEITßN "• '• F- 1- 3 3- 4- 5 — at the end AlTflN i. A. (= 732) I I Berlin Cat. 60, 23 — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Paris — 4 St. Petersburg Sestini mus. Chaudoir 42.7, III, I — 5 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 40. — 1| — Here (or to 732) 6 Cat. Becker 237 On the example shown it is clearly visible that Artemis does not have one wants to pull an arrow from the quiver, but rather that her hand after firing a shot has snapped back.
MARKIANOPOLIS 239 731 K27 732 K27 733 K27 734 K27 735 K27 Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAlT etc. A. ON Artemis as well; in Q. 1. 1 r. and the Macri- [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and below K M OnnEA TO the heads of the THNINOC AI Diadumenianus AAOVMEN nus m. L. 1. Deviations: vs. at the end AAOVME 3- 5 — AV K OT7TTE CEVH MAKPINOC K M and below in three rows OnnEA ANTßJNINOC AIA!AOVMEN (=738) 4 — distribution uncertain 5 ; — Rs. the value mark cannot be seen 2. 5 — Writing incomplete 5 I London Cat. 32, 37 — 2 Paris — 3" Sophia — 4 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 291,191 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLV, 39]; Eckhel cat. 55.23 [Mionnet pp. 2, 89, 210]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 893, 39. — j| — 5 Murzakewicz Odess. Mem. 3, 238, 2 AV K onnEA 1 vn hontiano^v mapkianoho u. ^^"^It.J^.^^^ ""^^"' """^ '"" ''^^'^" j- A. AlTflN Artemis as well; in 'NOC semicircle F 1 E [K M onnEA] ANTn^ElNO[: likewise I Paris Mionnet vs. 2, 89, 209 — 2 Turin Bibl., formerly Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVI, 370 inaccurate drawing. — The first half of the writing in the upper semicircle, that on both Copies missing, supplemented after n. 747. AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M | [Vn nONT]IANOV MÄ KIANOHOAEI- OÜEA [ANTHNEINOC] the two of them Heads = 729 TflN Ares(?) with helmet and pan- first standing, the row on the I shield, the L. placed on the spear I supports; Value symbols blurred I Philippople It is uncertain whether the figure depicted is Ares or a Hero or perhaps the Roman one is intended to represent virtus; a similar figure on a coin from Odessos see plate XV, 13. AVT K OHEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTHISEINOC as well from nONTIANOV MÄKlANOnOAEI- TfM Athena with helmet and aegis 1. standing, on the previous R. the Owl, the L. on the reverse spear supported; i. F.r. E Deviations: Vs. AVT K M OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OHE ANTß.... 2, incomplete 3; — Rs. TTOTIANOV 3 — MAPJKI i — at the end TßN 2, T.. 3 I Berlin Cat. 62.30 — 2 London Cat. 32.30 — 3 Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2148; Sestini 27.23; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 44a also (?), writing incomplete everywhere- VH HONTIANOV MAPKIANOHOAEI- constantly TfM Athena as well, but on her side also rejects the shield; in F. r. E Deviations: Rs. at the end incomplete 2.3 I Paris Vaillant num. gr. 123 supposedly with bowl [Mionnet p. 2, 88, 204]; Mionnet pp. 2, 88, 205 - 2 Philippople - 3. 4 Sophia. — See above 707*.
240 MOESIA INFERIOR 736 K27 T. XV, 28 K27 738 K26 T. XV, 30 739 K26 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AVT K OnEA CEVH MAKP[EINOC K M OJHEA ANTflNEINOC the Heads of Macrinus m. L. r. and of Diadumenianus 1. Illustration of the Rs. I know Vn nONTIANOV MAPKI|ANOnO- AEITfM Athena 1. enthroned, with the R. of the snake, which is attached the olive tree standing in front of her ringing up, offering food, the 1st arm on the back of the throne supported; the front side wall of the throne chair is marked with a 1. seated winged sphinx decorates; the one leans against it at the back Sign (seen from the inside). which the owl 1. stands; i. F.r. E AV K OnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTHNEINOC the two of them Bust pictures from nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- TflN Athena 1. enthroned, on the previous R. a small Nike, the with a wreath and a palm branch on her floats towards, the 1st arm on the throne back supported; at the throne- armchair the winged sphinx and behind the shield with the owl as before; i. Q. 1. 3 I Mandl Pick number. Zschr. 23 (1891) 45.4 (Egger sales catalog 8.153) AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPINOC K M and below OTTTTEA ANTfl NINOC AIA AOVMEN the heads of Diadumenianus r. and Macrinus m. L. 1. Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 10.15 I Imhoof; see pick number. Zschr. 23.46 (to the previous coin) vn nONTIANOV I MAPKIANOnO and. i. A. AITON Roma on one Tank 1. sitting, on the previous. R. a small Nike with a wreath and palm branch floats towards her, in the 1st arm the parazonium; behind the armor has a high shield, on which they may have the first arm supports; i. F. 1. € The vs. is = 744. [AV K 0]nEA CEV MAKPEINOCK M OHEA ANTnNO[OC] the two of them Heads = 736 vn nONT[IANOV M]AP,KIAN;onO- AEITON Naked Hermes r. ste- standing, seen from the back, over the 1st shoulder the chlamys, in the half-raised R. the Kerykeion; in front of him a stele; i. F.r. E I Copenhagen. — Compare n. 637, 638 and the illustration of the type plate XVI, 22, as well the introduction above p. 193.
MARKIANOPOLIS 241 740 K27 m K27 742 K27 743 K26 744 K27 745 K27 [Macrinus tind Diadumenianus] AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M VH HONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- OnEA ANTONEINOC also TflN Naked Hermes 1. standing, in the previous R. the bag, in the 1st arm over which the chlamys hangs, the Kerykeion; i. F.r, E Weight: 12.83(2) — 11.10(1) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 3.4; — Rev. the first half of the text missing 6 — M/^K 2. 4 — MAPiKIANOnOAEITJN i- 3 — AITSIN ' • A. 7 — i. F r. g 7 — E i. F. 1 i n k s 2. 4 I Imhoof — 2 Löbbecke — 3 London Cat. 32.35 — 4 Sophia — 5 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1004; Arneth meeting area. 998, 3, 38 — 6. 7 in trade AVT K OHEAAI CEV MAKPEINOC I as well K M OHEAAI ANTONEINOC the | both busts | Weight: 11.88(2) Deviations: writing not completely complete 2. 3. 4, uncertain 7; — Rs. on End T£N !• 2. 4 I Berlin Cat. 61.26; this piece at Beger thes. Brand, 3, 138 [Gessner imp. CLIV, 26; Mionnet pp. 2, 90, 213] — 2 Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 3 [Mionnet pp. 2, 90, 213 note] — 3 Leake suppl. 133 — 4 Löbbecke — 5 Paris — 6 Dr. Weber — 7 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. I,li8, XXI, 5; Eckhel cat. 55.22 [Mionnet pp. 2, 90, 214]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 37 AV K OHE CEV MAKPEINOC • M ! likewise OHEA-ANTHNEINOC KAI- also | I Sophia. — Different from most coins in this group (see above p. 235). Kotiactp here, as usual on the coins of Diadumenianus alone (below 786 fg.), at the end of his name; the same applies to n. 717, 751, 784, where the other, behind MAKPEINOC is the abbreviation of xoti. AV K On[EA CEVH] MAK[E]INOC K M | likewise OTTEA and below ANTONEI also i NOC I I Sophia. — The Vs. is from the same stamp as that of 725 (cf. 718). AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPINOC K M and below OTTTTEA ANTfl the two NINO: AIA heads AOVMEN _ ^^g I Löbbecke. — The Rs. was probably = 740.7. AV K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OnEA ANTONEINOC the two of them Bust pictures Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO [u. i. A. AlTflN?] likewise; i. F.r. € T.xvn,5 The Illustration of Rs. (i) vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO and. i. A. AITON Unbearded Askle- pios in Himation, which is the 1st school ter leaves free, with the snake rod under the r. Armpit forward standing and 1. looking; i. F.r. € Deviations: Vs. alleged AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPINOC K M OnnEAl ANTflNINOC and heads instead of busts (= 747?) 3 I Löbbecke — 2 Sophia. — j| — Here (if not to 747) 3 Murzakewicz Odess. Mem. 3, 239, 5 (distribution of Scripture uncertain) ancient coins of Northern Greece I. l6
242 MOESIA INFERIOR 746 K27 -747 K28 748 K27 749 K27 750 K28 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] ! AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and below K M OTTTTEA TO the heads TflNINO: AI desDiadu- AAOVMEN 751 K27 Blackboard XVII, 14 Vn nONTIAN pV MAPKIANOnO u. i. A. AlTflN Unbearded Askle- pios standing forward as before and 1. looking; i. F.r. € menianus r. and Macrinus m. L. 1. j Deviations: Writing, especially the obverse, rctouchirt (AV K M OTT6A C6VH MAKPeiNOC and below in three lines ANTHNSINOC AlAAOVMeNIANOC) 3 I Mandl (s, below 785*) — 2 Vienna. — [j — This probably also comes from 3 Paris Mionnet 1,358,34; perhaps the reverse of the same piece earlier V^ei Vaillant num. size 122, from the collection Queen Christine; Also the one at Spanheim les Cesars 86 without specifying the Rs. is bad The illustrated face is probably that of the same piece. ^/^•^ OTTÜEA ^^ ^^^ -^ upper as well LEVH makp II^OC semicircle K M OnnEA ANTnN=INOC as well I Arolsen. (Compare also 745, 3-) - The end of the writing is missing on the back, but it is there equal to n. 745. 746, since the separation is also the same. AVKOnnEACEVH MAKPEINOC KM Vü HONTIANOV MAPKIANOÜOAI- and below OTTTTE ANTON the heads INOIIAIAAO desMacri- VMEN THN Asklepios as before, but bearded, the r. hand on the snake gene rod supported; i. F. 1. € nus m.L. r. and Diadumenianus 1st j I London Cat. 33.36; probably from the Allier collection, Dumersan Cat. 20, II, 17. AVT K OÜEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M 1 Vü nONTIANOV MAPKIANOÜOAEI- OÜE ANTHISEINOC also i TON likewise; i. F.r. E Weight: 13.07 I London Cat. 32.32 (inaccurate with AVT K M) AVT K OÜEAAJ CEV MAKPEINOC VH HONTIANOV MAPKIANOHOAEI- K M OÜEAAI ANTHNEINOC the 'TON Hygieia with snake and both busts | Bowl r. standing; i. F. 1. E Deviations: vs. writing in the middle destroyed 3, completely illegible 2 - heads without robe (?) 2; — Rs. Writing incomplete 2. 3 — the £ in the F. right i I Löbbecke — 2 Munich — 3 Paris AV K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OÜEA ANTONEINOC X as well vn nONTIANOjV MAPKIANOnO and. i.A^AITHN Unbearded Heracles j 1. standing, on the previous. R., about j who hangs the lion's skin, the I Apples that L. put on the leg Auu-ij j T, / N ' Supports; i. F.r. € Illustration of the Rs. (1) Deviations: vs. font at the beginning |AV instead of AV (= 7^4) i — the K ^^^ Finally safe i. 2 - the K i^ of the middle certainly i - (l and 2 complement each other = 717; 3 is almost completely destroyed); — Rs. Beginning and end of the text uncertain 3 I Löbbecke (vs. from the same stamp as below 784) - 2 Paris - 3 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 291,190 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLV, 38]; Eckhel cat. 55.26 [Mionnet p. 2, 90, 215]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 42 (with arbitrary addition VIT ArPITTTTA) The K after MAKPEINOC is read -/.ai; cf. the comment on n. 742.
MARKIANOPOLIS [752] K26 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AV [TK OHEA CEV] MAKPEINOC Vn [ÜONTIANOV] MÄ KIANOÜO- K M OnEA ANTflNEINOC the AEITON Bearded Heracles after both heads = 748 753 K27 754 K27 Blackboard XVIII. 6 755 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 8 75« K27 standing in front and r. looking, the R. leaning on the club (?), above the 1st arm the lion skin; in F.r. E I Sophia [AVT Kl OHEAAI CEV MAKP[EINOC VH HONTIANÖ MAPKIANOnOAEI- K M OnEAAl ANTONEINOC] the both busts TON Bearded Heracles r. ste- standing, the row on the back, the Club covered with lion skin braced under the first armpit; the Club stands on a rock (?); i. F. 1. E Deviations: vs. writing incomplete (added after n. 750) i, supposedly AVT .... MAKPINOC K M OnEA ANTfiNEINOC AVr (the last word anyway incorrect) 2; — Case allegedly VfTO TTONTIANOV 2 I St. Petersburg. — jj — This probably also includes 2 Sestini mus. Fontana 3, 7, l According to Sestini's description, the club is supported by four apples, the same could also be the case apply to the copy in St. Petersburg. by nONTIANOV MAPKIANO and i. A TTOAITON Bearded river god AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and. below K M OTTTTEA TO the two of them THNINOC AI heads = 746 AAAVME with a naked upper body on the rock sen 1. stored in the on the r. Knee resting R. a branch (?), in the 1st arm reeds; i. F. 1. above € Illustration of the back (l). — See the introduction on pages 183 and 193. I Löbbecke — 2 Schmidt. — (The Rs. are from the same stamp.) likewise (at the end AAOVMEN = 746) ... nONTIANjOV MAPKIANO and. i. A. TTOAlTflN Goddess with long Gem-belted chiton on rock 1. stored, in the prev. R. one Plant, the 1st arm placed behind supports; i. F. 1. above € Illustration of the Rs. I Bucharest For the interpretation of the type (mountain goddess, city goddess, Gaia?) see the introduction on p. 193. — The beginning of the writing on the reverse is missing here, as on the following coin from the same stamp; it seems that more than the two letters VTT before TTONTIANOV stood, maybe VTT TT 4>OV like in Nikopolis? AV [K] On[EA CEV MAKPEjINOC K as well, from the same stamp M OnEA ANTflNEINOC the two the busts I Vienna. — The incomplete writing of the verse was supplemented after n. 745.
244 MOESIA INFERIOR 757 K27 758 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 15 759 K27 760 K27 761 K27 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and below K M OTTTTEA AN THNINOC AI AAOVMEN the Heads of Diadumenianus r. and of Macrinus m. L. 1. Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOn and un- ten OAITflN Cybele with wall crown, tympanum and scepter, forward on a r. jump- the lion sitting u. r. looking; i. F.r. above € Deviations: vs. at the end AAOVME (== 755) 4 — not described 3; — Rs. MAPKIAN . . I—i. A. . . .TflN 2 — uncertain 3 I London Cat. 33.38 — 2 Vienna Eckhel cat. 55.24; Arneth meeting area. 9,893.41. — 1| — 3 Vaillant num. gr. 122 [Mionnet p. 2, 88, 203] from the Bracesi collection — 4 La Motraye voyages 2, VII, 5 [Gessner imp. CLV, 34] from nONTIANÖ MÄKlANOnOAEI- TON city goddess with wall AVT K OÜEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTHNEINOC the Heads of Macrinus m. L. r. and of Diadumenianus 1. crown 1. standing, in the prev. R. Bowl, scepter in the 1st arm; in F. 1. E Illustration of the back (l) Deviations: vs. end of the scripture is missing 2 I Berlin Cat. 62.31 — 2 Sophia Tacchella revue num. 1893, 72. 12. — (The Rs. are out same stamp.) The depiction of the city goddess is reminiscent of Cybele; see the introduction on p. 190. AVT K OHEA EA | VH HONTIANOV MAP|KIANOnOAEI- ANTONEINOC also THN city goddess with wall crown (?) 1. standing and r, bending, in the r. Hand cornucopia, the L. on the scepter (?) supported; i. F.r. E I Vienna Mus. Theup. 1004 [Mionnet pp. 2, 91, 216]; maybe this piece is with Arneth Meeting area 9, 894, 46 meant. This type of city goddess, with cornucopia and scepter, could be that of Tomis (Plate VII, 20 and others); but it is also possible that they have the L. on that rudder supports (similar below n. 776, plate XIX, 9), so that we can use it with a very had to do with the unusual depiction of Tyche. AVT K OÜEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M | VH HONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- OTTE ANiniSEINOC also (=749) 1 TflN Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F.r. E Deviations: vs. beginning and end of the writing are missing 2 - supposedly AVT OneA and MAKPINOC 3; — Rev. the goddess with Kalathos 1 1 Löbbecke — 2 Vienna Froelich append. 2 novae 69,67, II, 67; Eckhel cat. 55.20 [million net p. 2, 91,218]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 35. — {j — 3 Sestini descr. 35, 36 from Ainslie [Vn njONTIANOV MIAPKIANOnO- A likewise; i. F.r. € [AV K OnnEA EjEVH MAKPEINOC and. below K M OTTTTEA TO the two of them TflNINOC AI Heads I AAOVMEN = 757 I I Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 71, 10. — The writing of the verse is supplemented according to n. 757
MARKIANOPOLIS 762 K27 763 K28 764 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 34 765 K27 766 K27 767 K26 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M VH HONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- OTTEA ANTflNEINOC the two TON Nemesis-Aequitas with Heads := 758 Wagons and cornucopia 1. standing, am The bike on the ground next to her; i. F.r. E Deviations: vFritunsafe 1.2, incomplete 3.5.6.7.8.9.10 — in the beginning AV 4- (8?) — in the second part OUE (without a) 3- 6 — ANTS^NINOC (?) 8. 9; — Rs. Writing incomplete i. 2 — M/9K 3-7 — at the end Xßsj (= 763) 5 — supposedly TTOAlTßN 6 — the E i™ field on the left (= 763) 5 I Amsterdam Cat. 26 — 2 Berlin Cat. 62, 29 — 3 Bucharest — 4 Copenhagen — 5 London Don Cat. 32, 33—6 Naples Cat. 6295 — 7 Paris — 8 Sophia — 9 Vienna Arneth Meeting area 9, 894, 45.46 (but only one ex. available). ^ || — 10 Wiczay 2147; Sestini 27.22, — Copies 2 and 5, as well as 763.1 are listed in Posnansky Nemesis p. 153. AVT K OnE[A CEV MjAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTONEINOC the both busts Vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AEITOJ as well; i. F. left E (= 762.5) I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 89, 206 — 2 in trade AVT K OHEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OHE ANTOISEINOC the two the heads = 758 Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: vs. writing destroyed i; I Bucharest — 2 Löbbecke from nONTIANOV MÄKlANOnOAEI- TOJ Concordia with Kalathos, Bowl over altar and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F.r. E Rs. The beginning and end of the writing are missing l AVT K OHEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OÜEA ANTONEINOC as well from nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEI- TflN Concordia at the altar like j before, but without Kalathos; i. F.r. E Weight: 12.68 I Berlin Cat. 61.27; this ex. at Gessner imp. CLV, 36 from the Pfau collection AVT K OnEA[AI CEV MAKPEjINOC VH nONTIANOV MAPKIANOHOAEI- K M OHEAAI ANTflNEINOC the Tfl and in the F. r. N likewise; i. F both busts j r. E Deviations: Vs, writing supposedly AVT K OTT Ce. . . KPeiNOC K M OlTeA AI ANTß 2 - incomplete (added after 750) i ; — Rs, MARKIANOnOAeiTflN 2 I Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 893, 44. — \ — 2 Mus. Arigoni i imp. gr. IX, 142 AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M i VH nONTIAN OV MAPKIANO and i. OÜEA ANTflNEINOC as well | A. HOAIT as well; i. Fr, € Weight: 12.76(2) Deviations: Vs, writing incomplete 2.3; — Rs, end of writing missing 2 I Bucharest — 2 London Cat. 32.34 — 3 Milan Mus, Sanclem, 3, 19, XXVII, 267 MAPKIANOri u, i. A, OAEITßN Concordia as above 767 767* j AT K M OII^A C^Tli MAKPINOC and below K 27 K M OllE AN Do AIAA the two heads = 757 OTMEN ! I Sabatier iconogr. imp. LIX, 39. — Since the writing of the Vs is certainly drawn imprecisely (it probably needs to be corrected = 757) and on the Rs, instead of Yli [lONTIANOT also at most TU ArPIllHA could need to be added, so the coin is not included above.
246 MOESIA INFERIOR 768 K27 769 K28 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AVT K OÜEAAI CEV [MAKPEINOC K] M OÜEAAI ANTONEINOC the both busts Weight: 10.20 (E.m.) 1 Gotha [AVT K OHEA] CEV MAKPEINOC K M OnE[A ANTHNEINOC] as well Vn nONTI[ANOV] MÄKlANOnOAEI- TCl u. i, F. r. down N Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing (without altar); i. F. 1. E from nONTIANOy MARK Con- cordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. sitting; i. F. 1. € I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 291, 189 Fig. [Gessner imp. CLV, 37]; Eckhel cat. 55i 21 [Mionnet pp. 2, 91, 219]; Arneth meeting area. 9,893.36. — ; — 2 Numoph. Rinckianum 476 with another, but not exactly determinable, Vs. The writing of the opposite of i is incomplete, but probably = 767 «u complete. 770 K28 T. XIX. 2 771 K27 772 K26 773 K27 774 K26 vn nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAl etc. A. THN Liberalitas 1. ste- hend, in the previous R. the tablet, in the 1st arm the cornucopia; i. F.r. € AV K OÜEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTHNEINOC the heads of Macrinus m. L, r. and des Diadumenianus 1. Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 12.03 (4) •Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 4. 5; — Rs. at the end TTOAIT "• i- A r2N (= 773) 3. incomplete 4. 5 — i. F.r. E (= 773) 3 I Bassarabescu — 2 Berlin Cat. 61.24 — 3 Krupka — 4 Löbbecke — 5 Paris AVKOnnEA as well CEVH MAK below, and in the upper PINOC semicircle K M OnnEA ANTHNINOC as well Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 3 I Berlin Cat. 61.25 — 2 Rollin — 3 Sophia AV K onnEA .... CEVH MAKP below, and in the upper INOC semicircle K M onnEA ANTHISEINOC the Heads of Diadumenianus r. and of Macrinus m. L. 1. I Mandl A CEVH MAKPINOC and below K M onnEAi ANTONIN as well ok I Schmidt. — The obverse is from the same stamp as that of 716. ...TIANOV MAPKIANOnO likewise; i. F.r. € from nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnOAlT etc. A. flN as well; i, F.r. E (== 770, 3) writing destroyed, the two busts vn[ONTIAN]OV MjAPKIANOnO- AEIT et al. A. flN Tyche with Kai., Tax and cornucopia 1. standing; i.F.l. E Deviations: Vs. AV K CEV OTTEA MAKPINOC K M 2 — the heads instead of the busts (?) 2; — Rs. Writing uncertain 3 — supposedly VIT TTON- TIANOV MAPKIANOnOAEITr^N 2 I Rollin. — — 2 Cat. d'Ennery 3669 — 3 Wiczay 2151 [Mionnet p. 2,91,220]; Sestini 27.26
MARKIANOPOLIS [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] 775! [AVT K OjHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K K 28 i M OHEA ANTHNEINOC as well T. XIX, 1 1 776 K25 T. XIX, 9 777 K28 T. XIX, 12 778 K27 Vn- nONTIANOV MAPKIANOnO- AEITflN Tyche (Fortuna Re- dux?) 1. enthroned, in the foregoing. R. the rudder, in the 1st arm cornucopia; under the throne that wheel; i. F.r. E from nONTIANÖ MÄKlANOnOAEI- TfU Tyche with Kai. 1. standing, in the previous R. bowl, the L. on the long rudder supported; before her a small altar; i, F.r. E from nONTIANO V MAPKIANOnOAl etc. A. THN Male figure in himation, the r, shoulder leaves free, 1. standing, in the prev. R. Bowl over a flaming one Altar, in the L. (?) ; i. F.r. C Illustration of the Rs. IParis. — The man appears to be holding a long, not entirely straight object in his first arm hold what might be a branch without leaves; but it is possible that this seems- The bare branch only owes its existence to a crack in the stamp. The figure is reminiscent of the Clothing and posture most reminiscent of the sacrificing Zeus (above n. 717, 718); yes She seems rather unbearded. AV K OnnEA CEVH MAKPEINOC and [VH nOjNTIANOjV MAPKIANO and i. F below K M OTTTTEA-AN the two | TTO AI Illustration of the Rs. I Bucharest AVT K On[EAAI CEV MAKPEINOC K] M OÜEAAI ANTflNEINOC likewise Illustration of the Rs. I Rollin AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTflNEINOC the two the heads = 770 TONINOC AI AAOVMEN heads = 772 T. XIX, 16 779 K27 Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 12.75 I Imhoof AVT K OHEA CEV MAKPEINOC K M T-^ ., Kaiser m. L. P. M. 1. ste- Tiz N hend, in the previous R. Bowl over Altar, the L. placed on the spear supports; i. F. 1. above € NOC 1 the two chest pictures from nONTIANÖ MÄKIA|NOnOAEI- TflN Kaiser m. L. P. M. 1. ste- hend, on the previous R. a ball, from which a small Nike falls on him floats towards the L. towards the scepter supported; i. F. 1. € Deviations: Vs. . . . K M OTTEA CEVH MAKPEINOC ... 2; — Rs. alleged without ligatures and at the feet of the emperor an indistinct object 2 I Odessa University — j — 2 (= l ?) Murzakewicz descr. mus. Odess, 25.6 I read the last four letters, which are much smaller than the rest, MOC K; but The opposite was probably that of 728 and is then given above.
248 780 K27 781 K27 MOESIA INFERIOR 782 K27 783 K27 784 K28 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] AVT K OHEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K M OHEA ANTONEINOC the Heads of Macrinus m. L. r. and of Diadumenianus 1. Vn nONTIANOY MAPKIANOnOAEI- TON snake in many win- dungs erect, head right; in F. 1. E I Copenhagen — 2 Paris (with the stamp of the Este collection) [AVT K] OHEAAI CEV MAKPEINOC \ VH HONTIANOV MäKIANOHOAEI- K M OnEA[AI ANTHNEINjOC the TH and i. A.N as well both busts Weight: ii, lo (i, E. schl.) 1 Gotha Love 323 Fig. [Gessner imp. CLV, 40] — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2,91, 221 The writing of the Vs., which is even more incomplete on the Gotha copy, is after h. 750 added. AVT K OHEA CEVH MAKPEINOC K VH nO[NT]IANiOV MAPKIANOHO- M OHEA ANTHNEINOC just as AIT[nN?] snake as before, but around the head a radiance I wreath; i. F, right € Weight: 12.20(1) Deviations: Vs. only the writing is missing 2 I Munich — 2 Winterthur .OnEA CEV MAKPEINOC... to read i; Rs. End i-i-wii Jl^lL7^^ below, and in the upper CEVH MAKP II^OC semicircle K M [OHjHEAA ANTHISEINOC the heads of Diadumenianus r. and Macrinus m. L. 1. by nONTIAN OV MAPKIAN and i. A OnOAlTfl ^ ,r ^ ., . a. I empeliront with four columns; in it Asclepius (unbear- tig?) with the snake stick under the r. armpit, the L. on the back, 1. standing bent over; in F.r. above C I Berlin Cat. 62.32 - 2 Philippople On the copy in Philippople it is certainly Asclepius, and therefore probably also on the Berlin one, where one would otherwise think of a Heracles (in the position of the Farnese). could. — On the face of the Berlin example, Sallet still believed below |NOC You can see letters, but that's not right. AV K On[EA CEV] MAKPEINO[C K M] OHEA ANTONEINOC K the both busts from nONTIANOV MAPiKIANOnO- AEITHN temple front with four columns; in it Concordia with Ka- lathos, bowl and cornucopia at the altar j 1. standing; in the gable • (shield?); I under the temple E Weight: 11.65 (0 - 11.48(2), both in poor condition I Schmidt - 2 Sophia. — The two copies are from the same dies. Up the Vs., the writing of which has been supplemented according to n. 717 and 751, joins the first A in front straight line | (i.e. |/\), which can mean nothing; the coin above 751.1 with the same error has the Vs. from the same stamp. — Compare the comment on n. 742.
MÄRKIANOPOLIS 249 785 K27 [Macrinus and Diadumenianus] (Agrippa) ...OHEA INOC K M OHEA AN- \ VH ArPI[n]nA MAPKIANOnOAEI- TOEINOC the heads of Macrinus TflN Naked Apollo (or m. L. r. and the Diadumenianus 1. Bonus Eventus) 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl over one flaming altar, in the L. a unclear attribute; [i. F.r. probably € destroyed] Weight: 12.98 I Vienna Cimel. Vindob. I, Il8, XXI, 9; Eckhel cat. 55.25 [Mionnet pp. 2, 88, 201]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 893, 43 Unfortunately, the coin is in very poor condition, so the item was in the first hand of the God cannot be known; Eckhel's statement capite tutulato is incorrect. Diadumenianus 786 K25 787 K25 788 K27 M OHEAAION ANTfllSEINON K Br. with P. and M. r. MAPKIANOjnOAEITnN Artemis as hunter r. rushing, next to her the dog; i. F. 1. f Weight: 10.35(1) — 7.32(2) I Löbbecke — 2 London Cat. 33.39; Fig. d. Rs. Num. Chron. 1876, IX, 8 on p. 310 M OHEAAIOC ANTniSEINOC K j as well likewise | Weight: 10.51 (i) I Athens Cat. 821 - 2 Bucharest - 3 Göttingen [M] OHEAAION (so!) ANTHNEINOC j likewise KAICAP as well | Deviations: vs. writing destroyed (perhaps KAI 3 at the end) 3» 4 — ^™ beginning ION I — only M missing 2; — overstamped (you can see on the Vs. MAPKIANO and r, on the Rs. ..,INOC KAI... from the first minting) i I Paris Vaillant num. gr. 124 [Mionnet pp. 2, 92, 226]; Mionnet pp. 2,92, 227 — 2 Dr. Weber. — Here perhaps (if not to 786 or 787) 3 Berlin Cat. 63.34. — Ij — 4 (3?) Lenor- niant Cat. Behr 39 under Caracalla. J'ßNiNOC AI AAOrMEN 785- AT K OlllIEA CKV MAKPEINOC and below 1 Yfl ArPllllIA MjAPKIANOlJO u. i. A. AITüN ^^7 KM OIJIIEA TO the heads of Diadu - unbearded Asclepius with the snake - menianus r. and the staff under the r. axillary 1. standing; i. F.I.^ Macrinus m. L. 1. 1 I Mandl Pick number. Zschr. 23, 47, 5 (Egger sales cat. 8,157) Unfortunately, I have to place myself among the unreliable authors here. I had This poorly preserved coin was only noted briefly in Budapest and only then received in a letter full description requested and received from Mr. Mandl; published afterwards I put them in the Inedita a. a. O. But I was able to discover later that correct reading TU IIONTIANOT is, as stated in the description above n. 746, i is to give.
250 789 K22 MÜESIA INFERIOR 790 K21 791 K2I 792 K2I 793 K22 794 K21 795 K21 [Diadumeniamif;] M OHEAAIOC ANTONEINOC K MARKIANOnOAEITflN Nude Her- Head r, with 1st standing, in the previous. R. den Bag, in the 1st arm, over which the Chlamys hangs, the Kerykeion Weight: 5.30(5) — 5.25(3) — 5.i5(4) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2. 5. 7, not specified 8 — supposedly ANTflNINOC Ce and bust with robe 9 I Basel (cf. to 794) - 2 Berlin Cat. 63.33 - 3 Gotha Sestini Lett. 9.3 - 4 Copenhagen (cf. to 792) • — 5 Munich ■ — 6 Paris — 7 St. Petersburg. ^|j^ 8 (=6?) Vaillant num. gr. 124 [Mionnet p. 2, 92, 222] from his collection. — This is also where 9 Lenormant comes from Cat. Behr 38 under Caracalla. — See below 797. likewise MAPKIANOjnOAEITnN Hy e 1 e 1 a with snake and bowl r. standing Rs. minted (you can see M OHEAAIOC ANTHNEINOC K head r. Weight: 4.55 (2) Deviations: Vs. .Writing incomplete 3. 4 OAEITfiN twice) i. 4 I Bucharest — 2 Imhoof — 3 Venice Marc. — ' — 4 Mionnet pp. 2, 92, 223 from the collection lung d'Hermand ANTflNEINOC [K?] also(?) MAPKIAN|OnOAITnN Hygieia with Bowl and snake link sh in I standing Weight: 4.19 (E. sl.) 1 London Cat. 29, 13 under Caracalla MAPKIANOjnOAEITON Cybele with Kai. 1. sitting between two spoons I who, in the previous R. the bowl, the I 1st arm supported on the tympanum I Basel — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 62, 16 The obverse of the Paris example is from the same die as 789.4. M OÜEAAIOC AN also MAPKIANOjnOAEITON Aequitas I with scales and cornucopia 1. standing; I have the bike on the ground I Bucharest. — The writing of the verse should probably be supplemented = 792. M OHEAAIOC ANTONEINOC K 1 MAPKIANO|nOAEITnN Tyche with likewise | Tax and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 5.20(2) — 5.05(3) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 3, uncertain 4; — Rs. TTOAlTflN (•) 2 — Tyche maybe with Kalathos 2 1 Bucharest — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Schmidt. — ' — Here perhaps (or, since the size information is inaccurate, to 799) 4 Sestini descr. 35.38 [Mionnet pp. 2,92,225] by Ainslie The obverse of the third example is from the same stamp as 789, i. also i MAPKIANOinOAEITnN Tyche with Kai. 1. enthroned, in the R. control Rudder on ball, cornucopia in the first arm Weight: 4.80 I London Cat. 33.40
MARKIANOPOLIS 251 K16 797 K16 798 K17 799 K17 800 K16 [Diadumenianus] M On ANTOWHINOC Br. m. P. and M.r. Weight: 2.59 I Löbbecke [MAPjKIANOnOAEITnN Winged One Eros (as the genius of death) 1. ste- standing, with both arms on the inverted torch leaning and head to the right. Supporting hand M OÜEAAIOC ANTflNEINOC Br. m. P.r. MAPKIANOjnOAEITnN Naked Dio nysos 1. standing, in the R. grape, ! the L. supported on the scepter (?). I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 63, 18 — 2 commercially available Blanchet thought she recognized a Hermes because he thought the object in the row was one bag held; but it is certainly a grape; the staff on which the god leans sees not like a thyrsos, but like an ordinary scepter. M 0[nEA]AI ANiniSEINO Br. m. P. I MAPKIANOnOAEIinN Asklepios u. M. r. with the snake staff in the row. I standing forward and 1. looking I Berlin Cat. 63.35; maybe this piece of early smoke cat. Heidecken 871 M OÜEAAI ANTfllSEINO as well as MAPKIANOnOAEimN Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and filling horn 1. standing Deviations: vs. some letters half blurred i — writing blurred 3; — Rs. at the end supposedly TTOAlTflN 3 I Berlin Cat. 63.36 — 2 Copenhagen. — — 3 Chaix descr. 22. — Cf. above 794.4. 801 K15 T. XIX, 34 K M OHEAAI! ANTfllSEINOC head r. (=805) MAPKIANOnOAEITfM eagle with spread wings and wreath i standing forward in the beak I and the head r. uplifting Weight: 2.49 (2) Deviations: vs. the first half of the font is missing i; — Rs. at the end THN l I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 63.17 — 2 Turin Mus. Cat. 1979 = Lavy 971 — 3 Vienna, formerly Welzl Cat. 1337; Arncth meeting area. 9, 894, 48 b, both inaccurate MAPKIANOnOAEirnN as well, but the head to the left M OHEAAIOC ANT[nN]INOC K Br. m. robe r. Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 3.05 (2) Deviations: vs. writing almost completely destroyed l — the addition is not complete safe; — Rs. Beginning of writing is missing i — End is missing 2 I Athens (under Traianopolis) — 2 Imhoof 802 K17 M OnEA[AI]OC ANT[nNEINO]C Br. m. P. r. I Paris Mionnet ö. 2, 93, 229 Writing as well. Snake in many Convolutions erect, head right.
252 MOESIA INFERIOR 803 K17 804 K16 T. XX, 29 805 K16 806 K16 T. XX, 27 807 K16 T. XX, 37 808 K16 809 K17 [Diadumenianus] [M OnEA]AIOC ANTniSEINOC Br. 1 MARKIANOnOAEITHN staff, from m. P. r. I entwined in a snake Deviations: Vs. supposedly M OfTEAAlOC ANTnNINOC K 2 I Löbbecke. — !' — 2 Sestini descr. 35.37 [Mionnet pp. 2, 92, 224] by Ainslie M OTTEAAIOC ANTfliyElNOC as well as writing as well. Half-open Basket from which a snake emerges ge r. rings out Weight: 3.10(1) Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete i — ANTßNEINOC (?) 3,* — Rs- writing incomplete i. 3 I Imhoof — 2 London Cat. 34.42 — 3 Moscow Univ. Cat. 105 K M OHEAAI j ANTniSEINOC head | likewise r. (= 800) i Deviations: vs. writing destroyed at the beginning i — supposedly ...OTTEA AIAA... 4 (cf. the comment on 809); — Rs. . . ANOTTOAEimN 4 I Copenhagen Ramus i, 99, 4 — 2 "Vienna Arneth Sessionsber. 9, 894, 48 — 3 Windisch- Grätz. — Probably also 4 Leake Europ. Gr. 54 (under Hadrianopolis, which is not may be correct). M OÜEAAIOC I ANTHNINOC Br. with j MARKIANOHOAEIT tripod Robe r. j Illustration of Rs. (2) I Vienna — 2 in trade. — i; — 3 Hofmann le numismate 2, 1069 probably also comes here (Writing of the Vs. destroyed, back cover supposedly with MAPKIANOTTOAlTßN) under M. Aurelius. MAPKIANOnOAEITflN basket with fruits [M] OHEAAIOC ANTONINOC as well Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 2.90 (i) I Imhoof — 2 Munich M OnEAAlOClANTHNEINOC also j MAPKIANO|nOAEITnN grape I Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 48a also MAPKIANOnOAEITflN crescent moon with three stars above it Weight: 3.20(1) — 2.17(3, incomplete) Deviations: vs. without M (•) 7 — OTTEA... 3 — supposedly M OTTEA AIA ANTr2N(E)INOC (4?)- 5- 6; see the remark I Imhoof — 2 London Cat. 33.41 — 3 Sophia — 4 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 296, 201 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLVI, 15]; Eckhel cat. 55, 27 [Mionnet pp. 2, 93, 238]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 894, 47. — — 5 Sestini descr. 35.39 from Cousinery (not in Munich) — 6 Wiczay 2152; Sestini 27.27 — 7 Sabatier iconogr. LX, 8 Froelich and Eckhel also wanted to read the form M OTTEA AIA on the Viennese copy, but the remains of OTTEAAIOC seemed clear to me; So this form will probably be too can be assumed for 5 and 6, and the same applies to the coin above 805.4. Where the The prince on the large coins that bears both names says 'AvTtuvsivo? always before 4l[ao'j'J[j.£V[avrJc, and that would also be expected for the small coins.
MARKIANOPOLIS 810 K26 811 K26 812 K26 813 K27 Elagabalus (Lulius Antonius Seleucus) AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC tT VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MjÄKlANO- Br. m. L. P. M. r. | TTOAI et al. A. TflN Zeus with j naked upper body 1. sitting, I in the previous R. the bowl, the L. leaning on the scepter Weight: 5.60'. (i, very thin) I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 3 — 2 Munich — 3 St. Petersburg AVT K M AVPHAI ' ANTOISEINOC * 1 as well Head m. L. r. 1 I Bucharest — 2 Munich I AVT K M AVP I ANTHNEINOC the same, but MARKIANOHOAIT and. i i. A.ON I Bucharest - 2 Philippople AVT K M AVPHAI i ANTONEINOC i Vü lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- K. m. L. r. I NOTTOAIT etc. A.HN Hera in long belted double chiton and coat 1, standing, in the above. R. the bowl, the L. on that I Scepter supported T.XIV, 3 Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Vs. AVPHAI not entirely sure 2 — with triangular points (= 8ii) 2, maybe also i; — Rs. Middle of the writing uncertain 2 — at the end nOAlTJN (= 817) 2.4 I Lübbecke — 2 Munich — 3.4 Rollin. — (2 could also belong to 815.) 814 likewise, but AVPH [ likewise, but in A. OJ K 26 I Lübbecke — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 95, 240 815 as well! VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MÄKIANO- K 26 I nOAlTfM as well 1 London Cat. 34.46 - 2 Sophia 816 AVT K M AVP | ANTfllSEINOC as well! CEAEVKOV MAPKIANO- K 25 I nOAlTO as well I London Cat. 34.44 817 ' AVTKMAVPHAlOCj ANTHNEINOC I =813, but MAPKIANOHOAITOJ K 26 Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Weight: 10.40(2) — 8.90(1) I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 3 — 2 Schmidt 818 AVT K M AVP [. . . | ANjTONEINOC VH lOVAANT- CEAIEJVKOV MAPKIA- K 25 I as well as i NOTT and i. A. OAITON as well I Weight: 9.41 1 London Cat. 34.45
254 MOESU INFERIOR [Elagabalus] AVTKMAVPHAIOC ANTHNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. 819 K26 820 K26 821 K25 822 K27 823 K26 824 K25 T, XVI, 9 VniOVAANTCEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AITON Demeter in a long robe and with a veil 1. standing, in the R. poppy head and two ears of grain, the L. on the torch supported Deviations: Rs. CEA!EVK|0V "nd without points i I. 2 London Cat. 34.49.50 — 3 Sophia. — |j — 4 Sestini descr. 35.45 [Mionnet p. 2,95,243] by Ainslie likewise I Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäK lANO- I TTOAlTflN as well Weight: 10.99(2) Differences: Rev. beginning of the writing on both copies unclear, but can be safely supplemented according to n. 821 1 Paris — 2 Türin Mus. Cat. 1981 = Lavy 973 AVT K M AVP|ANTniSEINOC K.m.L.r. I Munich likewise AVT K M AVPHAI | ANTONEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. likewise vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAlTHN Naked Apollo (or Bonus Eventus) 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl in which L. lowered the branch; in front of him a flaming altar I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 299,209 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLIX, 29]; Eckhel cat. 56.31 [Mionnet pp. 2,94, 236]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 59 vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- : NOnOAlT etc. A. flN Ares (or I Virtusr) with helmet and armor 1. standing, the R. on the shield, the I L. leaning on the spear Deviations: Vs. supposedly with AVPH 2; — Rs. Position of £2[M uncertain 2 I Vienna Froelich append. 2 novae 70.69; Eckhel cat. 56.33 [Mionnet p. 2,94,234]; Arneth 9,894.49. — 1} — 2 Wiczay 2160 inaccurate [Mionnet p. 2, 93, 233]; Sestini 28.35 AVT K M AVPHAI - ANTflNEINOC* Vü lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MAPKIANO- K. m. L. r. TTOAlTflN Nike in an apron Double chiton 1. rushing, in the first R. raised a wreath, in the 1st arm i a palm branch Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 9.30(1) Deviations: Vs. without the triangular points (?) 2. 3 1 Imhoof — 2 Leake Europ. Gr. 69 (under Caracalla). — ' — 3 Wiczay 2156 inaccurate [Mionnet pp. 2, 94, 235]; Sestini 28.31. — Compare 825.3.
MARKIANOPOLIS 825 K27 826 K26 [827] K27 828 K26 829 K26 830 K26 831 K28 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC K. m. L. r. I Mandl — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 63.20. 3 Sestini descr. 35.44 by Ainslie (vs. uncertain). Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAlTfM as well — Here (or to 824) AVT K M AVPHAI - ANTHNEINOC* K. m. L. r. (= 824) vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MAPKIA- NOnOAlTO etc. A.N Naked Hermes with bag and staff 1. standing, above the 1st arm Chlamys Weight: 11.60(1) Deviations: vs. supposedly AVT M 3; "~ Rs. VIT destroyed (or forgotten) 3 — Position of the last fs] not specified 3 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.3 — 2 Paris. — ;{— 3 Cat. Welzl 1338 also Vn l[Ö]A ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAITOJ as well Deviations: Rs. supposedly |VA (printing error instead of IÖA-) 2, lOVA (?) i; because that Conclusion = 828, I is, so perhaps you can read |ÖA as there I Mandl (according to a letter; Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 158) - — 2 Webster num. chron. 1873, 19 from the Subhy Bey auction AVT K M AVP j ANTniSEINOC K. m. likewise L.r. i Deviations: Rs. at the end J2N (•) 2 I Hall — 2 Naples Cat. 6299 AVT K M AVP i ANTflNINOC AV" Vn lÖA [ANTl CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 93, 231 NOTTOAlTfM Naked Dionysus 1. standing, in the prev. R. wine grape, the L. on the Thyrsos supported AVT K M AVPH 1 ANTflNEINOC K. VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- m. L. r. TTOAITO et al. A.N Asclepius (bearded) standing forward and 1. looking, in the R. the under the r. akimbo snake rod Weight: io.6o(i) I Berlin Cat. 64.39 — 2 London Cat. 34.43 — 3 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 93, 232 Happy 4 tentam. 461, t; Eckhel cat. 56.34; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 50 4 Vienna AVTKMAVPHAIOC ANTflNEINOC as well Br. m. L. P. M. r. '{■= 819) | I Munich. — — Here perhaps (if not to 830 or 832) 2 Sestini descr. 36.49 by Ainslie.
256 MOESIA INFERIOR 832 K26 T. XVII, 4 833 K26 834 K26 835 K26 [836] K27 [Elagabalus] AVTKMAVPHAlOCj ANTONEINOC | Vn-IOVAANTCEAEVKOV MAPKIA- Br. m. L. P. M. r. I NOHO etc. A. AlTflN Asklepios i in the same position, but un- ' bearded and naked, only with that i Chlamys over the 1st shoulder Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 10.82(1) Deviations: Vs. AVPHAI ""d only head m, L. 3 ; — Rs. Writing uncertain 3 I Löbbecke — 2 Rollin — (both from the same stamps). — Probably here too 3 Wiczay 2158; Sestini 28.33 likewise I Rollin Vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AlTflN Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAlTfM as well AVT K M AVPHAI' ANTHNEINOC K. m. L. r. Weight: 10.50(1) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 3; — Rs. |ÖIA 3 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 3 inaccurate — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Naples Cat. 6298 AVT K M AV... ANTONEINOC K. ' . . . [lÖA] AN[T] | CEAEVK[OV] and others [MÄ]KIAN0n[0] m. [AEjITON River god with naked upper body on the floor 1. sitting, in the slightly raised position R. a reed branch, the 1st arm supported on rocks (?). I Sophia. — On the reverse there is at the beginning of the font for more than the two letters \/YJ place; There are traces of the letters in square brackets. AVT K M AVP I ANTnNlI... also €n (?) lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA and below NOTTOAlTfl t-,, f. rlussgod with a naked upper body 1. laid device, in the previous R. a reed branch (?), the 1st arm on the current mending source vessel supported I Mionnet pp. 2, 96, 246, 11, 5 from the d'Hermand collection Mionnet only knew the coin from a drawing, which he also reproduced on his board. gives. Whether gff (Mionnet incorrectly writes £171) was actually written on the back at the beginning of the ordinary VIT seems very doubtful. Also the details of the type are hardly drawn correctly: the head of the river god appears youthful and (with laurel?), above the first shoulder you can see a cornucopia, also the reed branch (5) and the urns are probably not reproduced exactly. The description of this number is therefore not entirely safe; but since the coin was certainly not invented and the The division of the script and, in the main, the type are probably correctly stated, could it be included here.
MARKIANOPOLIS 837 K27 838 K27 839 K26 840 K26 Blackboard XVIII, 25 AVT K M AVPHAI K. m. L. r. [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP I ANTniSE[INOC] Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVK river also god 1, lying down I Pliilippopel. — The back is so poorly preserved that one can only assume that the end of the text sees nothing and details of the picture cannot be recognized; whether the Rs. = 835 or = 836 therefore remains uncertain. ANTONEINOC VH lOVA ANT CEAE|VKOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AlTflN Nemesis in a long belted double chiton with rollover 1. standing, with the R. the robe over the r. school ter ventilating, in the first arm a rod; the bike on the ground next to her Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2; — Rs. Beginning and end of the text missing I — CEAEVK blurred 2 — between V ""d k 0" CEAEVKOV). Line (probably due to stamp crack) i (2) — KIANOTTO blurred 3 I Berlin Cat. 63.37 — 2 Berlin Cat. 63.38; this example of the early Peacock Cat. 425 [Gessner imp. CXLIX, 41*] as Athena under Caracalla (see above 648*), already corrected by Sestini Lett. 8.33 — 3 Bucharest. — The reverses of i and 2 are from the same stamp. See H. Posnansky, Nemesis and Adrasteia, p. 153, which follows Mionnet and the older Nu- mismatarian writes “putting the R. to the mouth”; But this gesture appears on coins of Markianopolis does not occur at all. About the staff cf. at 840. vn lOVA ANT CEA|EVKOV MAP- KIAN as well AVTKMAVPHAIOC|ANTnNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. 1 Vienna Eckhel cat. 56.30 [Mionnet pp. 2, 95, 244]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 52. Here (?) 2 Sestini descr. 35.46 (scripture of both sides not sure) by Ainslie. likewise VniOVAANTCEAE|VKOV MAPKIA- NOTTO et al. A. AlTflN Nemesis 1. standing, in the prev. R. the scale, in the 1st arm a staff; on the ground the wheel Illustration of the Rs. (3) Deviations: Rs. Separation CEAIEVKOV 2.4 I. 2 Munich - 3 Paris - 4 Sophia. — (The Rs. i and 3 are from the same stamp.) The staff in the first arm of the goddess has here (also in 838, l and probably at other times) Knots or spines, therefore cannot be called a cubit; maybe he should introduce means of discipline like the goat; about the latter see Posnansky p. 112. 839* K— Elagabalus (=839?) (TO IOTA ANT CEAETKOT MAPKIANO- nOAlTßN) Nemesis =838. 839, but with Cornucopia instead of the staff I Sestini descr. 35.47 [Mionnet pp. 2, 95, 242] by Ainslie Sestini's description f>eadem Nemesis stans , sed sin. cornucopiae" is probably inaccurate. Where Nemesis otherwise in the previously stated position (i.e. lifting the robe with the R.) appears, she never has the cornucopia, but rather a staff or bridle; but there is the cornucopia in 1. Arm seems to be certain, so the movement or attribute of the r. hand and be correctly stated; the coin was perhaps = below 846. 847. — Posnansky (see 838) wanted to assume Tyche in the figure, since he only got the description from the incomplete one Reproduction Mionnets knew. The ancient coins of Northern Greece I. IJ
258 MOESIA INFERIOR 841 K26 842 K26 843 K26 844 K26 845 K26 846 K25 847 K26 848 K25 849 K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH | ANTHNEINOC AT Br. m. L. and scale armor r. Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MÄKIANO- TTOAITHN Nemesis with scales, Rod and wheel as before Deviations: vs. AVT..M and at the end AV 2; — Back font without league tures (?) 2 (AVT instead of ANT and CEAAEVKOV are certainly just printing errors) I Paris Boutkowski revue number. 1883, 376, 5, IX, 3. — 1| — Here maybe 2 Murzakewicz descr. mus. Odess. 24, i likewise AVT K M AVP I ANTHISEINOC AV" Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Sophia AVT K M AVPH ] ANTHNEINOC Head m. L. r. I Philippople AVTKMAVPHAIOC i ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. vn [lOVjA ANT CEAEVKO[V MAP- KIA]NOnOAITnj as well vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Similar Goddess 1st ste- hend, in the R. the scales, in the 1. Arm short scepter or cubit (Nemesis?) I Mandl = 843 I as well Weight: 9.80 I Löbbecke AVT K M AVP I ANTOISEINOC K. m.! Vü IOVA ANT CEAEVKÖ [MAPKjlA- L.r. I NOnOAlTHN as well I Copenhagen 844 vn IOVA ANT CEjAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOn [among others OAEITfM?] Nemesis Aequitas 1. standing, on the row the Wage, in the 1st arm cornucopia; on ^ , ^ Bottom the wheel Weight: 11.65 CO Deviations: Rs. inaccurate VnA.OVA instead of vn IOVA 3 — MAPKIANOnOAl- TßN Separation uncertain 2. 3 I London (new acquisition). — 1| — 2 Sestini descr. 35, 48 from Ainslie — 3 Cat. gift lentz 230, 959 vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV likewise AVT K M AVPHAI | ANFTHNOJOC Head r. L. r. 1 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 53 = 847 VniOVAANTCEAElVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAl etc. A. THN Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing (without wheel) Deviations: Rs. CEAEViKOV 2 — Separation uncertain 3 I Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 159) — 2 Sophia. — [! — 3 Wiczay 2153 [Mionnet p. 2, 95, 245]; Sestini 28.28
MARKIANOPOLIS 259 850 K26 851 K27 852 K27 853 K26 854 K26 855 K26 856 K26 867 K27 [Elagabalus] also VniOVAANTCEA|EVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTO et al. A. AlTflN Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 9»33(5) Deviations: vs. not described 8; — Rs. Writing uncertain 8 — CEAEViKOV 7 — i- A. AirrN 6. 7 — MAPKIANO and i. A. nOAlTßN i. nOAlTJN 3-5 I Leake Europe Gr. 69 — 2 London Cat. 34.48 — 3 Mandl (Egger sales cat, 8.160) — 4 Munich — 5 Schmidt — 6 Vienna Eckhel cat. 56, 29 [Mionnet pp. 2, 95, 241]; Arneth Meeting area 9,894, 56 — 7 in trading. — |; — Here or to one of the following numbers (851-857) 8 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [mentioned by Mionnet p. 2, loi, 275; see below 964]. the collection of the Duke of Orleans (= 852.1 or 854.2?) also VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAlTflN as well Deviations: Rs. |OVA (0 3 — ^™ End TfN 2 I Rollin — 2 Sophia. — 11 — 3 Sestini descr. 35, 43 of Ainslie — 4 Wiczay 2154; Sestini 28, 29 likewise, but MäKIANOHOAITOJ AVT K M AVPHAIOC ] ANTONEINOC [//->] Head m.L. r. Deviations: vs. the monogram at the end uncertain i; CEAEVKÖ 3 — MAPKIANOnOAlTßN 2. 3 IParis. — II — 2.3 Sestini descr. 35.41.42 by Ainslie Rs. lÖAI and Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- TTOAITHN as well AVT K M AVPHAI | ANTONEINOC likewise Weight: 10.08(3) — 9.40(1) Deviations: vs. at the end /\/- (= 863) 5. 6. 7. 8; — Back font without league tures (?) 6 — supposedly |ÖAI 8 — CEAEVKOV i. 3- 4 — supposedly MARK 8 — at the end TfN 4 I Gotha — 2 London Cat. 34.47 — 3 Turin Mus. Cat. 1980 = Lavy 972 — 4 Venice Marciana — 5 in trade. — 1| — 6 Sestini descr. 35.40 from Ainslie — 7 Wiczay 2155; Sestini 28.38 — 8 Sestini mus. Chaudoir 43.8 AVT K M AVPH \ ANTONEINOC AT as well, but CEAEVKOV Br. m. L. and scale armor r. Deviations: Rs. at the end TiN ^ I Mandl — 2 Paris — 3 Vienna Arneth Session area. 9, 894, 57 vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAlTON as well AVT K M AVPH \ ANTflNEINOC K. m. L. r. I Sophia — 2nd 3 in trade AVT K M AVP I ANTnhEINOC also 1 = 853 Deviations: vs. perhaps only ANTßNINOC 2. 3; — Case CEAEVKOV 2 — Writing incomplete and without ligatures (?) 3 I Basel — 2 Krupka. — 1| — 3 Longperier Cat. Magnoncour 201 (under Caracalla) VniOVAANTCEAEjVKÖ MAPKIA- likewise I in trade NOTTOAIT et al. A. flN as well
26o MÜESIA INFERIOR 858 K27 859 K25 860 K26 T. XIX, I 861 K26 862 K27 863 K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH j ANTni\EINOC Br. VH lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- m. L. P. M. r. NOHOAEI et al. F.T\Ct\Concor- dia 1. standing and r. looking, in the previous R. Bowl above altar, in the L. cornucopia X Leake Europe Gr. 69 [AVT K M] A[VP] I ANTniSEINOC head! T CEAEVKOV MAPKIANO- m. L, r. TTOA... Concordia, with Kalathos j on the head, 1. sitting, in the I front, R. bowl, in the 1st arm cornucopia 1 Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 63, 19. — The writing of the verse is supplemented according to n. 856; On the back the end of the writing was probably in the section. AVT-KM AVPH | ANTHNEINOC j VHIOVA- ANT- CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- also, NOTTO et al. A. AIT04 Goddess in long robe 1. standing, in the prev. R. two ears of corn downwards holding, in the 1st arm cornucopia (Äbundantia, Annona?) Illustration of Rs. (5) Weight: 10.15(2) — 8.23 (3, E. sl.) — 7.85 (i, E. sl.) Deviations: vs. AVP instead of AVPH 2.4, uncertain 6 — supposedly ANT£2NIN0C 7 — at the end AT 5> uncertain 2. 3; — Case CEAEVKOV 4- 6 — i. A. AlTflN I. 3. 4 — The end of the text is missing 2 I Athens Cat. 822 — 2 Gotha Sestini Latvian 9.2 — 3 Copenhagen Ramus 1.99.6 — 4 coins chen — 5 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 93, 230 — 6 Paris. — 1|— 7 Cat. Subhy Pacha (1879) 334.16 [AVT-K-M-] AVPHAIOC | ANTn[NEI- j Vn-IOVAANT-CEAEIVKOV MAPKIA- NOq Br. m. L. P. M. r. NOnOAl etc. A. TflN goddess like before 1. standing, but she holds the ears of corn (or a branch?). above Weight: 8.25 I Copenhagen. — The writing of the verse was supplemented after 844. AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC K m. L. r. Weight: 10.40 I Gotha. — The attribute in the 1st arm of the goddess is indistinct Vn lÖA A[NT CEAEV]KOV MAPKIA- NOTTOA... likewise (?) AVT K M AVPHAI [ ANTflNEINOC AT Br. m. L. P. M. r. vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- nOAlTflN Tyche with rudder and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Vs. without A/~ !• 3! — Rs. The beginning of the writing is missing l — |ö instead lÖA (?) 3 — CEAEVKOV 4- 5 — at the end T£N 4 — incomplete i. 5 I Milan Mus. Sanclem. 3, 33 [Mionnet pp. 2, 94, 239] — 2 Munich, formerly Cousinery Sestini descr. 36.50 — 3 Sophia — 4 in trade. — \\ — Here probably 5 Occo (i579) 76 = (1601) 113 with the incorrect reading MAKEA instead of the city name (incorrect under Claudius)
MARKIANOPOLIS 261. 864 K26 865 K26 866 K25 867 K26 868 K26 [869] K26 870 K27 T. XIX, 36 871 K26 [Elagabalus] also VH lOVA ANT CEAENKOV MäKIä- NOTTOAITOJ as well Weight: 7.60 (1, E. sl.) Deviations: Vs. with AVPHA 3 — at the end AV (0 5 — Er- ™- L. and Scale Mail 3; — Rev. writing without ligatures (?) 5. 6 — in the middle and complete 1.4 — the woman with Kalathos (? = 867) 4 I Gotha — 2.3 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 94, 238; one of the two (only Rs., inaccurate) before at Patin imp. 333 Fig. [Gessner imp, CLIX, 28]; Hardouin num. ans. 313; Vaillant number. gr. 128 — 4 Vienna Mus. Theup. loii; perhaps this poorly preserved piece is inaccurate at Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 58. — ji— 5 Murzakewicz Odess, Mem. 3, 238, i under Cara- calla — 6 Chaix descr. 23 AVT K M AVPHAI [ ANTHNEINOC 1 VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- Head m. L. r. | NOTTOAITON as well I Vienna Eckhel cat. 56.32 [Mionnet pp. 2, 94, 237]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 54 also, but only AVPH VH lOVA ANT CEAE|V|KOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AITON as well I Vienna Mus. Theup. loii; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 55 likewise I. 2. in trade AVTKMAVPHAlOi: 1 ANTHNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. = 863 Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MÄKIANO- nOAlTfM as well, but Tyche with a small Kalathos the head I Venice Marciana AVT K M AVPH jANTONEINOC head , vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- m. L. r. NOTTOAlTflN Tyche with tax put the rudder and cornucopia forward standing and looking to the right I Wiczay 2157; Sestini 28.32 — 2 Sabatier iconogr. Rome. imp. LVIII, 6 AVT K M AVPH- 1 ANTHNEINOC tT \ VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MAPKIANO- TTO etc. A. AlTflN eagle with spread wings forward standing and head with wreath in the beak 1. raising Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: Rs. CEAEVKOV MAPKIANOnOAl u- i- A. TflN {= 872) 3 I Copenhagen — 2 Paris — 3 Rollin AVT K M AVPH j ANTflNEINOC K. i A. ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- m. L. r. - I NOTTOAIT etc. A. flN as well Deviations: Rs. Writing at the beginning incomplete 2 - Position of the J2N uncertain know 2 1 Berlin Cat. 64.40. — Ij— 2 Wiczay 2159 [Mionnet pp. 2, 96, 247]; Sestini 28.34 On the back of the Berlin copy there is space for 2-3 letters in front of l\ and one behind f\ round sign; maybe VTT lAÖ was there instead of |ö/\. Br. m. L. and scale armor r,
202 MOESIA INFERIOR 872 K26 873 K27 874 K26 875 K28 876 K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPHAIOC I ANTONEINOC i VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- Head m. L. r. I Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 60 likewise, but only AVPHAI I Munich likewise NOnOAl and others TflN Adler with spread wings forward standing and head with wreath in the beak 1. raising. Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVK[OV M]ÄKIA- [NOnO] etc. A. AITOJ as well, but the eagle raises its head to the right m vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIANO nOAlTflN I Vienna Cimel. Vindob. i, 119, XXI, 12; Eckhel cat. 55.28 [Mionnet pp. 2, 96, 248],* Ameth Meeting area 9, 894, 61 a laurel wreath AVT K M AVP 1 ANTfllSEINOC as well vn I...O CEAEVKOV MAPKIAN onoAiTn N likewise Weight: io.6o I Munich. — In the inscription on the Rs. is in the second line between | and ö place for three letters; Seleucus's second name was left out by mistake. (Sergius Titianus) Almost all well-preserved coins bear the name of this governor, the emperor's face is slightly bearded; Sergius Titianus seems so The province of Moesia inferior was only discovered in the last period of Elagabalus. to have ruled, at least later than Lulius Antonius Seleucus, on whose Coins the emperor is always without a beard. AVT K M AVP I ANTHNEINOC m. L. P. M. r. Br. by CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTfl etc. F.r. N Zeus with bare torso 1. standing, in the previous R. bowl, the L. on supported the scepter Deviations: Vs. Font uncertain 3 — maybe a letter after AVP or two jumped off i ; — Rs. Position of the last [sl not specified 3 I Copenhagen Ramus i|99, 7 — 2 Leake Suppl. 132 (under Caracalla). — |j — 3 sestini descr. 36, 56 [Mionnet pp. 2, 96, 249] by Ainslie 873* K- Elagabalus (vs. not described) | (HI IOTA ANT CEAETKOT MAPKIANOIIO- I AITQN) snake I Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 100, 268 under Elagabalus and Maesa] from the Magnavacca Collection. — See below 973*.
MARKIANOPOLIS 877 K26 878 K26 879 K26 880 K26 881 K26 882 K24 883 K25 877* K- [Elagabalus] also VH CEPF TITIANjÖ MARKIANOHO- Al et al. TOJ Hera in long dress wall 1. standing, in the prev. R. bowl, the L. placed on the scepter supports Deviations: Vs. maybe AVPH 3; — Rs. middle and end of the document uncertain i I Munich — 2 Paris — 3 Venice Marciana. — jj — 4 (= i or 2?) Sestini descr, 36, 58 from Cousinery; see below 877*. also 1 VH CEPf TITIANOV MAPKIANO- I TTOAIT etc. F. n|N as well Deviations: Vs. behind AVP maybe a letter or two dropped off 2 I Mandl - 2 Rollin AVT K M AVPH' ANTHNEINOC K. m. L. r. I Copenhagen — 2 Rollin. — 1| — Here (or to pp. 2, 98, 259] by Ainslie The reverse of the Copenhagen example comes from the same die cutter as 876, i (Zeus); the posture of the characters and the distribution of the writing are the same. Vn CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTn et al. F.r. N as well 3 Sestini descr. 36, 52 [Mionnet likewise likewise, but MAPKIANOnOAlTOI I Rollin — 2 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 63. — Compare 879, 3. AVT K M AVPHAI | ANTHNEINOC likewise I Bucharest AVT K M AVPHAIOC ANTHNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. 877 by CEPR TITIANOV MAPK Athena with helmet and Aegis 1. standing, the R. on the shield, the L. leaned on the spear 1 Budapest. — From here (or to 883) perhaps also 2 Vaillant num. size 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 102.281 erroneous under Elagabalus and Maesa; cf. below 975*] inaccurate (only the Rs., supposedly with VTT. CEP.TATIANOV) ^"s of the collection of Cardinais Maximi AVT K M AVPHAI | ANTONEINOC AV" as well Deviations: vs. with AVPH (0 2; legible i — at the end TflN (•) 2 I Sophia. — 1[ — 2 Sestini descr. 36.54 [Mionnet pp. 2, 96, 250] by Ainslie [VJT CEPR TITlAjNOV MAPKIANO- TTOAITOJ as well Rs. the letters in brackets and Elagabalus (Vs. not described) 1 TU CEP TATIAN MAPKIANOnOAITQN I Hera 1. standing = 877 I godmother imp. 333 Fig. d. Rs. (in the index p. 21 incorrect ITI IOTA ANT CEAEYKOT); probably the same piece at Hardouin num. ans. 313 and Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 102, 282 erroneous under Elagabalus and Maesa; see below 975*] Hardouin and Vaillant state that the coin was in the Paris cabinet, and The same can apply to godmother. At least it wasn't the one now in Paris copy (above 877.2), as this comes from Cousinery (cf. 877.4); maybe it was a poorly preserved or incorrect piece that had been discarded before Mionnet's time was. The writing was certainly Tu CEPF TITIANOT as above 877 fg.
264 884 K26 MOESIA INFERIOR 885 K26 886 K27 887 K26 888 K26 889 K26 890 K26 891 K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC Br. | VH CEPf TITIANOV MAPKIANO- m. L. P. M. r. TTOAITHN Naked Hermes with Bag and stick 1. standing, above the 1st arm the chlamys Deviations: Rs. at the end T£N 2 1 Vienna Eckhel cat. 56.35 [Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 256]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 894, 62. —j; — 2 Wiczay 2162; Scstini 29.37. — Here (or to 885. 886) perhaps 3 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 102, 279 erroneous under Elagabalus and Maesa; see below 975*] inaccurate (only the Rs., supposedly with VTT.CEP.TATIANOV) »"s of his collection. AVT K M AVPH ' | ANTONEINOC 1 as well, but MAPKIANOnOAlTOJ Head m. L. r. 1 I Mandl — 2 Moscow. — 1| — 3 Wiczay 2163; Sestini 29.38 AVT K M AVPHAI ] ANTflNEINOC 1 as well likewise (^ 88i) | Deviations: Vs. with AVPHA 3 — AVT | ANTflNEINOC U — Rs. .... TIANOV I — Vn C... .ITIANOV 3 — at the end JAN 3 I Milan Mus. Sanclem. 2,308 [Mionnet pp. 2, 80, 149] with incorrect reading OVATTIANOV under Caracalla (see above 622*) — 2 Munich — 3 Naples Cat. 6296 = 885 by CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- 7T0AITO4 Bearded Asclepius with a naked upper body standing in front and 1. looking, in the R. the under the r. armpit agitated serpent staff Weight: 7.70 (i, E. sole.) Deviations: Rs. at the end THN (0 4 I Gotha — 2 St. Petersburg, formerly Benkowitz Sestini mus. Benk. 6 ■ — '3 Sophia. — 1| — 4 Sestini descr. 36, 57 [Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 252] by Ainslie. — (The verse is from the same Stamps like those of 895, i.) AVT K M AVPHA Head m. L. r. = 887 ANTHNEINOC as well, but MAPKIANOHOAIT and. i. F.r. OJ I Sophia — 2 Vienna Mus. Theup. loii; probably this piece (inaccurate to Seleucus) Arneth Meeting area 9, 894, 51 by CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTflN Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing I Löbbecke AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC K. m. L. r. Weight: 10.00(1) I Imhoof — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 253 — yy — 4 Wiczay 2164; Sestini 29.39 AVT K M AVPHAI j ANTHNEINOC AV" as well Deviations: Vs. at the end only AV (•) 2 — Rs. TITIANOV (0 ^ I Copenhagen Ramus i, 99, 8 — 2 Krupka from CEPR TITIANÖ|MAPKIANOnO- AlTflJ as well - 3 Paris Boutkowski revue number. 1883, 376, 4. likewise
MARKIANOPOLIS 892 K25 893 K25 Blackboard XVIII, 26 894 K28 Blackboard XVIII, 28 895 K27 896 K26 897 K26 898 K26 [Elagabalus] the same, but without AV" I Naples Cat. 6297 — 2 Sophia likewise (end of writing uncertain) AVT K M AVPHA ] ANTHNEINOC K. m. L. r. Vn CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTfU Nemesis with dare, Rod and wheel 1. standing Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 9.60(1) Deviations: Vs. AVPHA uncertain 3 1 Imhoof: Illustration of the Rs. in Posnansky, Nemesis and Adrasteia, plate I, 15 (on p. 153) — 2 Paris - 3 Philippople The base at the top of the stick is perhaps intended to indicate the attribute as Geissei. also VH CEPf TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTfN Nemesis-Aequitas with scale, cornucopia and wheel 1. standing Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 12.03 I Berlin Cat. 64, 41 AVT K M AVPH'I ANTHNEINOC K. 1 as well m. L. r. I Weight: 8.70(1) I Gotha — 2 London Cat. 35.51. — The obverse of i is from the same stamp as the of 887.1 and that of 2 from the same stamp as those of 899.3 and 902.1. AVT K M AVP I ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Munich likewise (end of writing unclear- lich) AVT K M AVPH ] ANTflNEINOC K m. L. r. by CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAlTflN Aequitas with scales I and cornucopia 1. standing (without wheel) Deviations: Vs. ANTßNINOC (?) i I Hague — 2 Sophia. — [j — 3 Sestini descr. 36.55 [Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 251] by Ainslie likewise by CEPR TITIANjÖ MAPKIANOnO- Al et al. A. THN as well I Vienna Mus. Theup. loii; Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 66 892* K- Elagabalus (Vs. not described) (TD CEP TATIANOT MAPKIANOnOAITQN) Heracles (1st?) standing, in the R. bowl above altar, in the L. the club I Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 255 under Elagabalus, and pp. 2, 102, 280 under Elagabalus and Maesa] The way Vaillant cites the coin leaves it doubtful whether it is only on the Vs head of the emperor or the two heads; However, the former is more likely (cf. below 975*). In any case, the description of the Rs. is incorrect; the figure depicted was hardly Heracles, but perhaps the Bonus Eventus or even a female lish figure. Nothing similar exists in Paris, where the coin was supposedly located.
266 MOESIA INFERIOR 899 K26 900 K27 901 K26 902 K26 903 K20 904 K20 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH Head m, L. r. ANTHNEINOC Vn CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAITOJ Concordia with Kala thos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 12.41 (i) — 10.25 (2) Deviations: Opposite behind AVPH the triangular point (=895) 2. 3; — Rs. on Conclusion TßN (0 ^> incomplete 2 — Concordia without Kalathos i. 4. 6. 7 I Berlin Cat. 64.42 — 2 Gotha — 3 London Cat. 35.52 — 4 Paris — 5 St. Petersburg. — II — 6 Sestini descr. 36, 53 [Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 254] by Ainslie — 7 Wiczay 2161; Sestini 28.36. — (The obverse of 3 is from the same stamp as those of 895.2 and 902.1.) AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC Br. as well m. L. P. M. r. Deviations: Rs. Concordia without Kalathos (?) i I Sophia — 2 Vienna Cimel.Vindob. 1,119, XXI, ii; Eckhel cat. 56.36 [Mionnet p. 2,97,257]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 64 also VH CEPf TITIANÖ MAPKIANOHO- AIT u, i. A. flN as well I Vienna Mus. Theup. loii; Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 65 AVT K M AVPH ' | ANTHNEINOC VH CEPf TITIANOV [ MAPKIANO- Head m. L. r. TTOAITOJ Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia 1. standing I London Cat. 35, 53 — 2 in trade. — ]| — 3 (=1?) Sestini descr. 36.51 [Mionnet pp. 2, 98, 258] by Ainslie. — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as that of 895.2 and 899.3.) (without governor's name) About the sometimes uncertain distribution of coins without the governor's name under Caracalla and Elagabalus see the preliminary remark above on p. 215. AVT K M AVP I ANTniSEINOC head of Elagabalus with laurel r. I St. Petersburg (= 627*?). likewise Weight: 4.80(1) I Copenhagen — 2 Odessa Univ. MAPKIANOnOA....Goddess with Bowl and scepter 1. standing (Hera) See the smaller coins of the same type below 907. MAPKIANOnOAlTnN Nemesis 1. standing, in the R. the balance, in 1. Arm a staff (cubit?) 902* 1 Elagabalus (vs. not described) YD AYP ANISSNIANOT MAFKIANOHOAI- ^ DO Standing woman with rudder and Cornucopia (Tyche) I Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 98, 260] from the Asseline collection In any case, the governor's name on the reverse is incorrect; whether on the coin TIl CEPR TITIANOT stood (= 902), is doubtful; maybe she didn't belong to him at all Elagabalus, but to Caracalla, so that one can think of Faustini to us or another could think.
MARKIANOPOLIS 905 K21 906 K22 [Elagabalus] likewise MAPKIANO;nOAITnN Aequitas with Kalathos 1st standing, in the R. the scales, in the 1st arm the cornucopia 907 K16 908 K17 T. XVI, 36 909 K16 Weight: 4.40 I Munich. — The Kalathos on the goddess's head is safe, AVT K M AVPH likewise ANTONEINOC MAPKIANjOnOAlTnN Goddess 1st ste- hend, in the R. ears of grain, in the 1st arm Cornucopia (see above 860) Weight: 5.51 (3) — 5.30 (1) Deviations: Vs. ... K M AVP | ANTfl 3; — Rs. the ears of grain indistinct (so maybe to 905?) 3 I Munich — 2 St. Petersburg Academy — 3 Vienna Arneth Session area. 9, 895, 57. — (The Rs. of i and 2 are from the same stamp.) AVT K M AVP I ANTHNINOC K. m. MAPKIANOHOAlTnN goddess with L.r. Bowl and scepter 1. standing (Hera) Deviations: Vs. AVT ....NEINOC 3 I Sophia. — jl — The coins attributed to Caracalla 2 Sestini probably also come from here descr. 34, 23 [Mionnet pp. 2, 82, 166] by Ainslie — 3 Rauch Cat. Heideken 870. — cf. above 903, where Sestini's copy might also belong. " AVT K M AVP 1 ANTHISEINOC as well as MAPKIANOjnOAlTON Priapus standing in front, with the hands that Robe closed on both sides backlash Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 2.42 (2) Deviations: Vs. ANTßNINOC 4i Conclusion uncertain 3 — writing blurred 5 I Bucharest — 2 Gotha Sestini lett. 9.2 [Mionnet p. 2, 82, 164] under Caracalla (see above 629*, i) — 3 Schottenstift — 4 in the trade (cast available). — ;[ — 5 (= 3?) Cat. Welzl 1331 under Caracalla The figure was thought by Sestini to be Seilenos, but it is certainly Priapus. AVT K M AVPH likewise ANTflNEINOC MAPKIANOjnOAlTflN Hygieia with Snake and bowl r, standing Deviations: vs. writing incomplete at the beginning i - ending missing 2 - un- sure 3; — Rs. Writing uncertain 3 I Philippopel - 2 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9,895.71. — |j — Here maybe also 3 web- star number chron. 1873, 20 (from the Subhy Bey auction) with the size 7 each, which is for a coin without a governor's name is certainly incorrect. 908* K— Elagabalus (vs. not described) | MAPKIA|N0110AITßN Asklepios r. standing i and I. looking I Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVII, 374 Rs. Since the Vs. is not depicted, it remains uncertain whether the coin does not belong to Caracalla belongs, under which the type is also proven elsewhere (above 634); Sestini has them a lot- easily therefore recorded twice, cat. castig. 12 under Caracalla and 13 under Elaga- balus. — By the way, the type would also be expected under the latter emperor, since it He gives him small coins with Hygieia and Telesphoros.
268 MOESIA INFERIOR 910 K i6 911 K17 912 K16 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP i ANTOJINOC head m. L. r. MAPKIANOnOAlTflN Telespho- ros, wrapped in his cloak, standing forward Weight: 2.65 (2) Deviations: vs. ANTßN 3 — ANTUN INOC 2. 5 — uncertain 6; — Ks. MAPKIA... I ...TflN (so maybe to 911?) 2 I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 64, 23, 1.4 — 2 St. Petersburg Academy — 3 Sophia — 4 Vienna Arneth session area, 9,895.68. — !| — 5 (=4?) Froelich append. 2 novae 54.48 out Baron Stein's collection - 6 Sestini descr. 34.24 [Mionnet pp. 2,82,161] by Ainslie [AVT K M AVP] I ANTniSEINOC I MAPKIANOnOAEITON as well likewise | I Bucharest. — The writing of the verse is according to n. 914 fg. supplemented. AVT K M AVP I ANTHNEINOC likewise MAPKIANOjnOAlTnN Concordia with calathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Rev. without Kalathos (?) i I Paris — 2 Weber Hamburg — 3 Vienna Arneth Session area. '9, 895, 72. — ]| — 4 sestini descr. 34.22 [Mionnet pp. 2, 82, 165] by Ainslie (under Caracalla) 913 K18 914 K17 915 K17 Plate XX, 1 MAPKIANIOnOAlTfM as well AVTKMAVPH j ANTHNEINOC likewise | I London Cat. 35.54 AVT K M AVP i ANTniSEINOC as well as MAPKIANOÜOAI etc. A. CLAY Lion r. striding I Bucharest - 2 St. Petersburg, probably this piece is inaccurate in Sestini Mus. Chaudoir 42.4 (under Caracalla). — Compare 915.2. likewise (?) likewise, but the lion strides to the left Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Vs. only...AVP! ANTfl... sure (Blanchet reads ANTHNEINOC) i — supposedly AVTOK . ANTf^NINOC 2; — Rs. with nOAeiTON (0 2 I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 63, 21. — — Here (or- to 914) 2 Sestini descr. 34.21 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 167] by Ainslie (under Caracalla) 913* K16 915* K18 AYT K M AYP | ANTßN[ElNOC] head with 1 MAPKIANOnOAlTß and below N eagle L.r. I I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 64, 22 Since the type appears in Severus and Geta and the emperor's facial features do not Certainly speaking for its allocation to Elagabalus, the coin is already below (n. 628). Caracalla described; but it could also belong to Elagabalus. ATT M ATPHAIOC ANTÖNINOC head without | (MAPKIANOnOAITQN) Tripod wreath | I Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 73 (under Elagabalus) The writing of the verse is misread; the coin (in the Vienna Cabinet) has rather M OriEAAlOC ANTßNlNOC and therefore belongs to Diadumenianus; see above 806.1.
MARKIANOPOLIS 269 91G K17 917 K16 918 K17 919 K17 920 K16 921 K16 916* K17 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC head MAPKIANOnOAlTfM tripod, an m. L. r. from which a snake rises rings Weight: 1.70(2) Deviations: Vs. with ANTININOC i. ANTJININOC (?) 2, uncertain 4.6; — Rs. supposedly MAPKIA NO TTOAeiTßN 6 — at the end TflN i — uncertain 3 — the head of the snake r. 3, I. 2, not stated for the others I Bucharest — 2 Munich — 3 St. Petersburg — 4 Vienna Mus. Theup. 972; Arneth Meeting area 9, 892, 22 (both under Caracalla) — 5 in trade. — |j— 6 Mus. Arigoni i imp. gr. X, 152 Rs. (under Elagabalus); Sestini cat. castig. 12 (under Caracalla). — See 629 above. AVT K M AVP I ANTOJINOC also 1 MÄKIANOHOAITOJ Half-open Basket from which a snake I r. creeping out (Cista mystica) Weight: i.88(i) Deviations: Vs, writing incomplete at the beginning 3.4 — uncertain l; — Rs. lAN destroyed 3 — MARKIANOHOAI and i. A. JAN i I Athens Cat. 816 (under Caracalla) — 2 Bucharest — 3 London Cat. 35.59 — 4 coins chen. — 1|— 5 Sestini descr. 34.25 [Mionnet pp. 2, 82, 163] by Ainslie (under Caracalla) AVT K M AVP ANTOJINOC Br. m L.P.M.r. Weight: 3.00 (E.g.) I Gotha. — The obverse is from the same stamp as that of 926 MAPKIANOnOAlTO and i. A.N likewise MAPKIANOinOAEITflN as well . . [AVP]HAIOC ANTnN[EI]NOC likewise I Bucharest. — This verse also returns below n. 925, unfortunately the writing is there too incomplete at the beginning. AVT K M AVP I ANTOJINOC K. m. L.r. MAPKIANOnOAlTOJ Snake, um a staff ringed (staff of Asclepius?) Weight: 2.88(1) Deviations: vs. with ANTßNINOC (0 6 — incomplete at the end 5 — uncertain 7; — Rs. with M/?K i — Writing uncertain 7 — Head of the snake r. 3, 1. 2. 4. 5, not stated for the others I London Cat. 35.57 — 2. 3 Munich — 4. 5 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 69, 70 — 6 Vienna. — 1| — 7 Sestini descr. 34.26 [Mionnet p. 2, 82.162] by Ainslie (under Caracalla) likewise | MAPKIANOnOAEITfN as well Deviations: vs. not described 4; — Rev. at the end TßN (•) 4 — Head the snake 1. i. 3 I Bucharest — 2 Copenhagen — 3 in trade. — 1| — 4 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 98, 261] from the Borgolocchi collection ATT K M L.r. Head (of Elagabalus) m. MAPK....rJOAITQN Tribrach with loop ge as above, but between two small ones ears of corn I London Cat. 35, 58 The coin, as the cast kindly sent to me shows, does not belong to Elagabalus, but to Alexander; see there.
270 MOESIA INFERIOR 922 K17 923 K17 924 K17 925 K17 926 K18 927 K17 928 K17 929 K17 T. XX, 39 930 K17 [Elagabalus] AV. . . AVPHA I ANTf>£INOC K. m. i MARKIANOnOAlTHN likewise, head L.r. I the snake r. I Sophia AVT K M AVP I ANTOJINOC K. m L.r. MAPKIANOnOAlTfM Grape with branch Deviations: vs. with ANTflNINOC (0 ^ - uncertain 3; - Rs. at the end TflN 'f (3O — ^^^ branch not always noticed I Bucharest — 2 St. Petersburg. — Compare above 630, i. AVT K M AVPHA | ANTf^EINOC as well, but at the end TflN likewise Deviations: vs. the first letters are missing 2. 3 — AVPH instead of AVPHA (= 932) I — ANTSNINOC (0 3; — Rs. at the end jflN (= 923) i I London Cat. 35.55 — 2 Paris — 3 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 74 [AVPjHAlOC ANTnNE[INOC] | [MA]PKIAN»{n»AEIT[nN] as well likewise } Weight: 3.20 I Athens Cat. 824. — Same obverse see above 919. AVT K M AVP 1 ANTf>£INOC Br. m. MAPKIANOH as well L.P.M.r. Weight: 2.00 (E.m.) I Gotha. — The obverse is from the same stamp as that of n. 918. MAPKIANlOnOAlTOJ wreathed altar Flaming AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC K. m. L. r. Weight: 2.59 (i) Deviations: Vs. with AVP (0 ^ I Athens Cat. 823. — |] — Here (or to 928) 2 Cat. Welzl 1332 (under Caracalla) also [M]APKIA|NOnOAI [and. i. A.THN] likewise Deviations: vs. not described 2; — Rs. the letters in brackets missing at i and added after 2 I Bucharest. — 1| — 2 Mus. Arigoni 1 alia imp. gr. IX, 144 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 171] = Sestini cat. castig. 12 (under Caracalla) AVPH 1 ANTflNINOC (?) K. | MAPKIANlOnOAlTfW Burning m. L. r. I torch Illustration of the Rs. I in trade. — The description of the vs. may not be accurate; of which Rs. lies a cast AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC as well [ MAPKIANO|nOAITnN as well Weight: 2.61 (i) Deviations: Vs. AVT K M AVP | NOC 2; — Rs. Separation MAPKIAN|0- TTOAlTßN 2, undetermined 3 1 London Cat. 35.56 — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 98, 262. — 1| — Here or to 929 probably also 3 Sestini descr. 34.28 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 169] by Ainslie (under Caracalla)
MARKIANOPOLIS 271 931 K17 932 K16 933 K16 935 K27 936 K27 937 K27 938 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M... I ANTHNINOC K. m. j MAPKIANOnOAlTON High basket L.r. I with fruits Deviations: vs. first half of the writing destroyed 2 - above the head a triangular counterstamp 2; — Rs. supposedly nOA€ITf2N 2 I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 301, 210 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLIX, 27*]; Eckhel cat. 54.12 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 173]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 892, 23 (all under Caracalla, see above 629*,3). — II — 2 Mionnet p. 2, 83,174 from the collection of the Marquis de la Tour-Maubourg (under Caracalla) MAPKIANOnOAlTON Crescent Moon and above it in the cavity four Stars AVT K M AVPH | ANTfhElNOC likewise I Bucharest AVT K M AVP I ANTOJINOC as well | MÄKIANOHOAITOJ as well Weight: 3.40(1) Deviations: vs. with ANTflSEINOC 2 1 Gotha Sestini Lett. 9.2 [Mionnet pp. 2, 83, 172] (under Caracalla, cf. above 629*,2) 2 St. Petersburg 934 as well K17 I Bucharest MAP KIANO. nOAEI SOUND in the field AVT K M AVP ANTONEINOC lOV- AIA MAICA AVr* the busts of Elagabalus m. L. P. M. r. and the Maesa with Stephen 1st, another the one facing I Philippople likewise, but ANTnN[EI]NOC AVf Elagabalus and Maesa (Lulius Antonius Seleucus) Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAlTOJ Zeus with bowl and scepter 1. standing; i. F.r. E vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAl etc. A. TflN as well, but the egg i. F. left Weight: 9.80 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 4 [Mionnet p. 2, 99, 265] likewise, but ANTfllSEINOC AVf I Löbbecke = 935 I in trade vn lÖA ANT CEAEVK|OV MAPKIA- NOnOAl etc. A. CLAY Sarapis with Kalathos, raised R. and Scepter 1. standing; i. F. 1. E vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ | • . . . lANO- TTOAlTn et al. A.N as well; i. F 1. E
272 MOESIA INFERIOR 939 K27 940 K27 T.Xni,27 941 K27 942 K28 943 K28 944 K27 [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVT K M AVPH ANTHNEINOC lOV- AIA MAICA AVr Head of Elaga balus m.l.r. and Br. of Maesa with Stephen 1st, facing each other returns I Berlin Cat. 65/44 Vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAP- KlANOnO et al. A. AlTflN Hades- Sarapis enthroned with Kalathos 1st, the R, above the Kerberos, the L. leaning on the scepter; in F.r. E 2 Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 72, 13 AVT K M AVP ANTHNEINOC AVf lOVAlA MAICA AVr- the two of them bust pictures, Illustration of Rs. (6) Deviations: Vs. ANTfiNEINOC 4 lOVA and MARK 4 vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MäKIA- NOnOAlTfM Bust of Sara pis with decorated kalathos and robe right; i. F. 1. E Writing in the middle unclear 3; —Rs. I Copenhagen — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Munich F. J. Streber Gesch. of the coin box. (1808) 42, Xll, 5 - 4 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 99, 264 - 5 Vienna Arneth Sessions. 9, 895, 75 — 6 in Trade 939 i VniOVAANTCElAEVKOV MAPKiA- NOTT et al. A. OAITOJ Hera with Bowl and scepter 1. standing; in F.r. E Deviations: Vs. at the end AVTO. 2 I Paris ■ — 2 Sophia Tacchella revue num. 1893, 72, 15 AVTKMAVPHANTnNEINOCIOV- AIA- MAICA- AVrOVC as well VniOVAANTCEAEVlKOV MAPKIA^ NOTTOAIT et al. A. flN as well; the E i, F. left Weight: 13.50 I Löbbecke. — (The obverse is from the same stamp as that of 946.) AVT K M AVP ANTniSfZINOC [AVf lOVAlA] MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV [MAP- KIANOnO]AI et al. A. TflN as well I Munich. — The writing of the verse is supplemented after n. 937. 940 vn lOVA (?) [ANT CEAEVKOV] MAP- KlANOnOAlTflN as well; the egg. F. right Deviations: Vs. only ANTflNEINOC lOVAlA MAICA ... i — supposedly ANTONEINOC (already correctly changed by Sestini) 2; — Rs. |ÖA ^ (perhaps also 2?) — the words in brackets are destroyed at i and added after 2 I Naples Cat. 6300 inaccurate (corrected after a cast). — j| — 2 Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVII, 380 [Mionnet p. 2, loi, 276] = Sestini cat. castig. 13
MARKIANOPOLIS 945 K27 [Elagabalus and Maesa] 939 Vn lOVA ANT nEAEjVKOV MAPKIA- NOTT et al. A. OAITflN Demeter with Stephane, in a long robe and coat 1. standing, in the previous. R. two ears of corn, the L. on the torch supported; i. F.r. E Weight: 10.65 (0 Deviations: vs. AVP instead of AVPH (?) 2 — at the end AVTO.. 2, indistinct lich 3; — Rs. MAPKIANOnOAl "• i- A. TflN 2 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 4 [Mionnet S, 2, 100, 269] — 2 Philippopel — 3 Vienna Arneth Meeting area 9,895.77. — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as that of 957, i.) 946 K27 947 K28 948 K27 949 K27 942 (from the same stamp) 1 Löbbecke vn lOVA • ANT • CEA EVKOV MAP- KIANO et al. nOAlTflN Athena 1. standing, on the previous R. the Owl, the L. on the spear supports; at the bottom the shield; in F.r. E AVT K M AVP ANTfbEINOC AVr lOVAlA MAICA AVr» the two of them Bust pictures vn lOVA • ANT • CEAEVKOV MAP- KIANOTT et al. A. very small OAI- THN Naked Apollo 1. standing and r. looking, the R. on the head, in the L. the bow; next to The tree stump on his right the snake, which here belongs to the 1st arm serves as a support; i. F. 1. E I Vienna Cimel.Vindob. i, 119, XXI, 13; Eckhel cat. 56.17 [Mionnet p. 2,100,271]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 895, 76; Overbeck Art Mythology 4 (Apollon) 303.72, see p. 209, with Illustration of the Rs. on coin tablet IV, 27 About the tree stump as a support see above p. 192. vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAlTfM as well, but that arm not supported; i. F. 1. E AVT K M AVP ANTflNEINOC AVP- lOVAlA MAICA AVr* head and Bust portrait = 939 Weight: 11.40(1) Deviations: vs. with ANTßNINOC 0) 4; — Rev. at the end TflN (•) 4 I Imhoof — 2.3 Paris — 4 Sophia. — [j — 5 Cohen Cat. Gray loii with bad treatment Writing of the type (as Heracles), corrected by Drexler Zschr. f. Num. 15 (1887) 69 vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- [AVT K M AVP ANTJONEINOC AVf lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures nOAlT and i. Q. 1. OJ Naked Genius (Bonus Eventus) 1. ste- hend, in the previous R. Bowl, in the ees. L. two ears of corn; i. Q. 1. 3 I Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 72, 14 About the type (t= plate XV, 9) see the comment on n. 981. The ancient coins of Northern Greece I.
274 MOESIA INFERIOR 950 K27 951 K28 952 K27 953 K27 954 K27 [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVT K M AVP ANTniyElNOC AVf | VH lö[A ANT CEA]EVKOV MAPKIA- lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures NOTTOAIT et al. A.HN Hermes with bag and staff 1. standing, above the 1st arm the chlamys; i. F.r. E Differences: vs. ANTßNEINOC 2 — retouched (the letters between AVP and lOVAlA eliminated and replaced by AAEZANAPOC) 3; — Rs. the entered bracketed letters illegible (added after 2) i — J2N '• A. not closed read 3 — CEAEVKÖ M/9KIANOnOAITflN 2 I Lübbecke — 2 Tübingen. — Here also 3 Copenhagen, this ex. from Delgado Cat. de Lorichs 1821 under Hadrianopolis in Bithynia as a billon coin (but it is only one silver-plated copper coin) of Alexander and Maesa; see below 1053*. .KM AVP ANTHNEINOC AV. likewise NT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANOü Naked Hermes bent over 1. standing and looking forward, the r. Foot on a rock (?) propped up, arms crossed on the r. Knee; behind him that Kerykeion free-standing; i. F. 1. E I Athens Unfortunately, the coin is in very poor condition, so the details cannot be seen are; the position of the god is the same as on the coin of Philippus iunior Plate XVI, 25; maybe it supports the r. Like there, walk on a ram's head. AVT K M AVP ANTONEINOC AVf* lOVAlA MAICA AVf' as well Weight: 12.70(1) Deviations: Rs. MARK? 2 I Löbbecke — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 64, 24 Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Naked Dionysus with Kantharos and Thyrsos 1. standing; in front of him the panther; i. F. 1. E likewise, but without points vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- N0T70AI etc. A. THN Dionysus likewise, but without the panther; ^ , i. F.r. E Weight: 12.42(1) Deviations: Rev. Dionysus with grape instead of Kantharos (?) 2 I Berlin Cat. 65.45 - 2 Sophia also Vü lÖA ANT CEAEVOV MÄKIANO- TTOAlTflN Asklepios with the Serpent staff under the r. armpit standing forward and 1. looking; i. F. 1. E , Deviations: Rs. Beginning of the font is missing i — CEAEVKÖ i- 2 — MAPKIANO- nOAlTiN (= 956) 2 — MAPIANOnOAlTn (0 I I London Cat. 36.61 — 2 Paris — 3 Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2165; Sestini 29.40; Arneth Meeting area 9, 895, 76^
MARKIANOPOLIS 955 K27 956 K27 957 K27 958 K30 959 K27 960 K28 961 K27 962 K27 [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVTKMAVPHAlOCANTnNEINOC lOVAlA MAI CA- Head of Elaga- balus m.l.r. and Br. of Maesa with Stephane and robe 1. I London Cat. 35.60 AVT K M AVPH ANTflNEINOC lOV- AIA MAICA AVr as well I Leake Suppl. 133 likewise Weight: 11.25 (0 Deviations: Vs. = 952 (?) 2; likewise (at the end without N?) likewise, but MAPKIANOnOAlTfN Vn • lOVA • ANT • 1:EA|EVK[0V MAP- KlAjNOnO et al. A. AITOJ as well - Rs. CEIAEVKOV "• i- A. AlTflN (O 2 — Position of the value symbol £ uncertain 2 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9,3 [Mionnet p. 2,99,266] - 2 Sophia (communication from Tacchella). — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as that of 945, i.) AVT K M AVP ANTONINOC lA I VH lOVA ] MAPKIANO- MAICA AVr as well as j TTOAlTfl and i. A.N Hygieia with Snake and bowl r. standing; { Token destroyed I Munich, formerly Cousinery, Sestini descr. 36.60 [Mionnet p. 2, 99, 267] AVT • K • M • AVPH | ANTflNEINOC | \ VÜIOVAANTCEAEVIKOV MAPKIA- lOVAlA MAIC (like this!) AVC as well | NOÜOAI et al. A. SOUND as well; I i. F. 1. E Weight: 11.32 (i) Deviations: Rs. CEAEVjKÖ MAPKIANOTTOAIT and i. A. ß(s| 3 I Lübbecke — 2.3 in trade AVT K M AVP ANTflNEINOC AVC lOVAlA MAICA AVrO as well VniOVAANTCEA|EVKOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AlTflN Hygieia with bowl and snake on the left- standing; the value symbol destroyed I Philippople AVT K M AVP ANTfllSEINOC AVC lOVAlA MAICA AVr- the two of them Bust pictures vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MäKIA- NOnOAlTflN Goddess with dares and scepter (?) 1. standing (Neme- sis? cf. 844); i. F.r. E I London Cat. 36, 63. — (The Vs. is from the same stamp as that of 964, 3.) [AVT K M AVP ANT]flNEINOC AVP VniOVAANTCEAEV|KOV MAPKIA- lOVAlA MAICA AVr- also NOnOAl etc. A. TflN Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F.r. E I Berlin Cat. 64.43; this piece at Beger thes. Brand. 3,141 Fig. [Gessner imp. CLIX, 31 the Rs.]; Sestini Lett. 8.33 [Mionnet p. 2, 101, 273]
276 MOESIA INFERIOR 963 K28 964 K27 965 K27 966 K26 [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVTKMAVPHANTONEINOCIOV- AIAMAIIIA- AVrOVC head of the Elagabalus m. L. r. and Brother Maesa m. Stephane 1. IParis VniOVAANTCEAEiVKOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAIT et al. A. ON Nemesis Aequitas with scales and filling horn 1. standing, on the ground that wheel; i. F.r. E AVT K M AVP ANTni^lNOC AVf I VH lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- lOVAlA MAICA AVr* the two 1 nOAlTOJ Concordia with bowl Bust pictures | and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F. 1. E Weight: 12.75 (0 Deviations: vs. ANTßNEINOC lOVAlA 2; — Rs. CEAEVKOV »nd on Finally maybe TJJ 2 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.4 [Mionnet p. 2, loi, 275] — 2 Löbbecke — 3 London Cat. 32.62 (the obverse from the same stamp as that of 961). — The one mentioned by Mionnet (to i). Description Vaillants (number gr. 128, from the collection of the Duke of Orleans) has on the opposite probably has the head of Elagabalus alone; see above 850.8. 967 K28 968. K29 AVT K M AVPHAIOC ANTHNEINOC lOVAlA MAICA' as well IParis also (at the end TTOAlTn?' AVTKMAVPHAlOCANTnNEINOC i VÜIOVA- ANT- CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnO etc. A. AlTflN as well, but E i. F. right likewise, but CEAIEVKOV lOVAlA MAICA- Head of Elaga- balus m.l.r. and Br. of Maesa m. St 1. (= 955) I Rollin AVT K M AVP ANTHNEINOC AVC lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures I Copenhagen ^ AVT K M AVP ANTHN . -. A CEAEjVKOV MAPKIANO- MAICA AVr also Tl goddess with ears of grain and Cornucopia 1. standing (abundance tia?); i. F.r. E Deviations: vs. not described 2; — Rs. Font not specified 2 I Munich. —yeah! — 2 Mionnet pp. 2, 100, 270 from the collection of Chev. Peter 967* Writing destroyed. Br. of Elagabalus and ^ 27 of Maesa TU löA ANT MAPKIANOnOAITQN Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F. 1. E Weight: 11.32 I Turin Mus. (Cat. 1982 =) Lavy 974 The letters IfiA ANT that Lavy read behind Tfl are not visible and therefore not stated by Fabretti in the catalogue; It seemed certain to me that these letters not on the coin. Since it is also doubtful whether on the Vs Elagabalus and Maesa are depicted, this coin cannot be found anywhere with certainty. be ranked.
MARKIANOPOLIS 969 K27 97« K27 971 K27 972 K27 [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVT K M AVPH ANTONEINOC lOV- AIA MAI CA AVr Head of Elaga balus m.l.r. and Br. of Maesa m, Stephane 1. Vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOAl etc. A. TON Liberali tas 1. standing, in the R. the tattoo whitefish, in the 1st arm the cornucopia; i. F.r. E I Vienna Froelich append. 2 novae 69,68 [Mionnet p. 2, loi, 277] erroneous with caduceus in the R.; Eckhel cat. 56.38 [Mionnet p. 2, 101.274] with branch in the R.; Arneth meeting ber. 9, 895, 78 correct with tessera ' vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MäKIANO- TTOAlTfN Tyche with rudder and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F. 1. E AVT K M AVP ANTONEINOC AVr lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures Weight: 11.48(3) Deviations: Vs. ANTn^EINO.C i. supposedly ANTflNINOC 4th writing and sure 5; — Rs. CEAEVKOV MAP.... 2 — Font without ligatures (?) 4 — un- sure 5 1 Munich — 2 Naples Cat. 6301 ; perhaps this piece is inaccurate at Vaillant num. size 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 100, 272] from the Foucault collection — 3 Turin Mus. Cat. 1983. — |j — 4 Hardouin op. 817 from his collection — 5 Cat. d'Ennery 3684 AVT K M AVP ANTHNEINOC AVf lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKÖ MAPKIA- NOnOAl etc. A. TflN snake, erected in many turns, head right; i. F.r. E Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing i — ANTß^EINOC (•) 2 — without AVr behind ANTßNEINOC 3 — apparently AVf M AVP ANTONEINOC EVC lOVAlA MAICA AVrO (at least incorrect) 5.6; — Rev. beginning of the text missing 2 — supposedly Eni instead of Vn 5- 6 — Mi^KIANOnO u- i- A. AlTflN i — the E J- F- left i. (2?) — Font without ligatures (?) 4.5.6 — Separation of the Font and position of the £ uncertain 4. 5. 6 I Löbbecke — 2 London Cat. 36, 67 - 3 unknown collection (casts available). — II — Here or to the following number 4 Sestini descr. 36, 59 [mentioned by Mionnet p. 2, 100 to n. 268] by Ainslie — 5. 6 Cat. d'Ennery 3683. — See also below 973*. vn lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NO and i. A. noAiTn N as before; i. F. 1. E Snake AVT K M AVP ATOISEINOC AVP lOV- AlA MAICA AVr- Head of Elaga- balus m.l.r. and Br, the Maesa m. Stephane 1. Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing 4 - second half of writing incomplete constantly (lOV AVr) 5 — Bf' of Elagabalus m. L. P. M. (?) 3; — Rs. in Section TTOAITJN on one line 2. 4 I. 2 London Cat. 36.65. 66 - 3 Sophia (communication from Tacchella) - 4 Vienna Arneth Meeting area 9, 895, 79. — [|— Here probably 5 (= i or 2?) Haym tes. Brit. 2, 254, XVIII, 3 [Gessner imp. CLIX, 30] from the collection of the Duke of Devonshire, under Elaga- l)alus and Soaemias; Already Mionnet p. 2, loo to n. 268 suspected that it was Elagabalus and Maesa would be; see below 981*.
278 MOESIA INFERIOR 973 K28 974 K27 975 K27 973* K— 975* KU [Elagabalus and Maesa] AVT K M AVP ANTflNEINOC AVf lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Bust pictures I London Cat. 36.64. — |! — Here perhaps (or identical to i ?) 2 Wren nnm. aot sylloge 38 supposedly with VH lOVA CEAEVKOV MARKIANOnOAEITflN) Vn I CEAEVKOV MAPKIANOnO- AIITOJ as well; in section E (like this, instead of VTT) in a wreath also •TTV* LOVA AN TONIOV CEA EVKOV MARK lANOnOAlT n N I Berlin Cat. 65.46 This is the only coin on which Seleucus' second name is spelled out. (Sergius Titianus) by CEPR TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAITHN Athena 1. standing, in the previous R. bowl, the L. on the spear supported; on the ground next to her the shield; i. F. 1. E AVT K M AVPH ANTHNEINOC AVr lOVAlA MAICA the busts of Elagabalus m. L. P. M. r. and the Maesa with Stephane and Ge- wall 1. Weight: 9.47 (2) Deviations: vs. AVP instead of AVPH (0 ^i — Rs. the last [sl i. F. r. below 2. (3?) I Munich — 2 Naples Cat. 6302 inaccurate — 3 Venice Marciana; maybe this piece with inaccurate description of the Vs. in Patin thes. Maurocene. 132. — See below 975*. Elagabalus and Maesa (vs. not described- 1 (TU IOTA ANT CEAEYKOT MAPKIANO- ben) I nOAITßN) snake I Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 100, 268] from the Magnavacca collection. — The The mention of the coin by Vaillant leaves it doubtful whether the obverse only shows the head of the Elagabalus or, as Mionnet assumed, the two heads of Elagabalus and the Maesa are depicted; the former would be more likely (cf. the remark on 975*), if the type were detectable in Elagabalus alone; since that hasn't been the case so far is, the coin remains doubtful; see above 873*. Elagabalus and Maesa (Vs. not be- I TD CEP TATIANOY MAPKIANOnOAITßN wrote) Hermes with chlamys, bag and robe (1.) standing 1 Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2,102, 279 with the improvement suggestion TITIANOT] from his collection likewise (writing as well?) Heracles (1.) standing, in the R. bowl above altar, in the L. club 2 Vaillant num, gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 102, 280] supposedly from the Paris cabinet likewise [(writing as well?) Athena with bowl and ! Spear (1st) standing 3 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 102, 281] from the collection of Cardinais Maximi likewise | (Scripture as well?) Woman in a long robe (1.) standing, in the R. bowl, in the L. Spear (Hera?) 4 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 102, 282] supposedly from the Paris cabinet
MARKIANOPOLIS [976] K(27) 977 K27 978 K28 [Elagabalus and Maesa] (AVT K M AVP ANTnN€INOC AVr VH CEPf TITIANOV MAPKIANO- lOVAlA MAICA AVr as well?) HOAITHN Naked Hermes (r.?) standing, in the row the bag, in the L. the Kerykeion, the 1st arm supported on a stele; i. F. € I Sestini descr. 36.61 [Mionnet pp. 2, 101, 278] by Ainslie Unfortunately, this interesting coin is missing. It is despite the inaccurate information the verse, which is only linked to the previous one (958 above) with "eadem adversa", included here because the case is described correctly in the main; her is the unusual type of Hermes discussed in the introduction (p. 193) (see the illustrations). education plate XVI, 22) and perhaps even a more accurate reproduction of the statue, if really, as Sestini suggests, the stele served as an armrest. AVT K M AVP ANTONEINOC AVf lOVAlA MAICA AVr the two of them Busts = 975 Vn C€Pr TITIANOV MAPKIANO- TTOAITHN Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F.r. E I Sophia. — j — Here maybe 2 Sabatier iconogr. imp. rora. LVI, 2 (vs. badly done draws AVr ANTßNEINOC lOVA.... supposedly with the heads of Caracalla and the Domna, see above 676*; Backs with incomplete writing lANOV MAPKIANO and the object in the woman's outstretched row is destroyed, but that on the ground wheel). AVT K M AVP ANTflNEINOC KAI lOVAlA MAICA as well by CEPR TITIANOV I MAPKIANO- TTOAlTfM Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia forward standing and 1, looking; i. F, r. E Weight: 12.85 (0 Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 2, incomplete (. . . ANTflNEINOC KAI lOVAlA . . . .) 3; — Rs. first half of the writing is missing (but probably because of the vs belongs here) 3 — at the end maybe TßN 2 I Löbbecke — 2 Sophia — 3 in the trade The fact that the two names are connected by xat can be found in Elagabalus and Maesa just this once; the names of Macrinus and Diadumenianus are also out there again (n. 717, 751, 784) connected by K (for xat); and also for Alexander and Maesa, This is sometimes found as well as for Alexander and Mamaea (below 1066. 1067. I077. 1084). Mionnet recorded these four descriptions under Elagabalus and Maesa and in the first as the writing of the verse presumably ATT K M ATP ANTQN^INOC AYI' lOYAIA MAICA ATF {ut videtur) added, although the quote from Vaillant is at least leaves at least doubtful whether the two heads are shown on the obverse or just the emperor's. are provided. Vaillant's addition capita Elagabali et Maesae (there is a misprint Musae da) probably only refers to the one coin where it stands (above 970.2); the the following four backs with TU IOTA ANT CEAETKOY and the four here TU CEP T[1]TIAN0T probably belong to coins of Elagabalus alone; because it would be very striking if Vaillant only produced a coin with the head of Elagabalus alone (which is also incorrectly described, see 902* above) and nine with the both heads. Mionnet himself was obviously in doubt about where the coins belonged he also recorded one among those of Elagabalus alone (the second: Mionnet pp. 2, 97, 255; above 892*). I have included them all under Elagabalus: n. 884.3. 892*. 882.2. 877*.
28o MOESIA INFERIOR 979 K28 980 K27 981 K27 T. III, 15 Elagabalus and Soaemias (Lulius Antonius Seleucus) AVT K M AVP ANTONEINOC AVr, ; VH lOVA ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA lOVAlA COVAIMIC- the busts of Elagabalus m. L. P. M. r. and NOnO etc. A. AITON Hades- Sarapis enthroned with Kalathos 1st, the R. above Kerberos, the L. leaning on the scepter; i. F^r. E likewise (from the same stamp) of Soaemias 1, assigned to each other returns Weight: 13.55 I Imhoof; this example in Sabatier revue beige, 4 series, 3 (1865) 393.6, XVII, 6 = Cohen Cat. Gray 1010 VniOVA- ANT CEAEVKOV MAPKIA- NOnOA etc. A. ITON Naked Hermes with bag and staff 1. standing, above the 1st arm Chlamys; in front of him the rooster; in F.r. E Weight: 9.12 (well preserved, but very thin planchet) I Löbbecke Vn lÖA ANT CEAEVKOV MäKIANO- nOAlTOJ Naked teenager God (Bonus Eventus?) 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl in which lowered L. two ears of corn; i, F. 1. E Figure (2) I Sophia Tacchella revue number. 1893, 72, 16 — 2 Dr. Weber Since the figure is holding ears of grain in his left hand instead of the usual branch, they may not be called Apollo; However, her posture and hairstyle are perfect. from the depiction of Apollo with bowl and branch and therefore behind the Apollo type depicted again (Plate XV, 9); the same type see above 949. — In the transcription, the die cutter originally wanted to cut CEAEVKÖ, like show the beginnings of this ligature that are still visible above the Q; then he put a V but the short lines were left behind the Oi. same, but at the end COVAIMI' 981* K27 ATT K M AYP ANTÖN6IN0C AlT lOY 1 TO IOTA ANT CEAETKOT MAPKIANO u. Old head of Elagabalus m. L. r. and i. A. IlOAITß e 1 1 • • i isr ^ ^ ^ Snake with many win- Br. of Soaemias 1., facing each other ^^ I fertilize upright, head r. ; i. F. 1. E I Haym tes. Brit. 2, 254, XVIII, 3 [Gessner imp. CLIX, 30] t= thes. Brit. 2, 345, XLII, 9 [Mionnet p. 2, 100 note on 268] from the collection of the Duke of Devonshire As Mionnet had already suspected, the heads of Elagabalus were on the opposite side and the Maesa. The Empress's name was destroyed; but there on the so far Known coins (n. 979 - 981) never have AlT behind COTAIMI(C), but almost do always behind the name Maesa, we will also have to recognize the latter here; Stephane also speaks for this. The coin is therefore included above as n. 972.5, the Rs. exactly matches 972.1.3.
MARKIANOPOLIS 2«I Severus Alexander 982 K26 983 K26 Of the four governors who were under Alexander on coins from Markia are called nopolis, Lulius Gaetulicus is certainly the first; because on The emperor's face is very youthful on the coins with his name on it. lich as at the first Roman. For the other three, the series consequences cannot be determined with certainty; based on a copy of the Gothaer Cabinets seemed to be the earliest to be set up by Philopappus; against it believe Mr. Löbbecke based on his specimens and Dr. Gaebler according to those of the Berlin Cabinet, Philopappus is at the end having to set. Since the prints that were kindly sent to me are these Order seemed to confirm, so is the same for the directory the coins have been followed; Security is with what is known so far Material cannot be reached. AV K M AV CEV AAESANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. (lulius Gaetulicus) Vn lOV r€TOV|AIKOV MAPKIANO i.A.nOAlT, i.F. l.ON Sarapis standing with Kalathos facing forward and 1. looking, the R. raised, in the 1st arm the scepter Weight: 9.15 (i) Deviations: Rs. feTOViAllKOV (see above, with stamp error A instead of A) MAPKIA- NOn u- i- A. OAIT, i. F. 1. ßN i I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.4 [Mionnet p. 2, 102, 283] — 2 Munich The obverse of i is from the same die as those of 984, 3 and 989, 3 and probably also other pieces of the same numbers. AVT K M AVP C€VH AA6|IANAP0C Head m. L. r. Weight: 8.76 I Turin Mus. Cat. 1984 = Lavy 975 likewise 981*' K- Elagabalus and Soaemias (vs. not available wrote) Ar TYXH TU TEPEBENTINOr MAPKIA- NOnOAITQN lustitia (1.) standing, in the^ I R. the scales, in the 1st arm the cornucopia I Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 98, 263] supposedly from the Paris cabinet Since the coin was minted under the governor Tereventinus, it cannot be printed on the Vs Elagabalus is depicted; It is certainly a poorly preserved coin Alexander and Maesa, as Mionnet already suspected. We will be below (n. 1065) still - get to know several other descriptions of the same specimen, other than that Incorrect reading AI' TVXII (cf. the introduction on p. 190) and other errors bring. In Paris there is a similar coin of Alexander and Maosa, on which Nemesis is depicted with scales, cubits and wheel (Mionnet p. 2, 107, 309); whether she with is identical to the copy of the old descriptions remains doubtful.
282 MOESIA INFERIOR 984 K26 985 K25 986 K26 987 K25 988 K25 989 K26 [Severus Alexander] AV K M AV CEV AAEXANAPOC Br. VH lOV rCTOVAIKOV MAPKIANO- m. L. P. M. r. (= 982) TJO et al. F. 1. AIT^g and scepter 1. standing Deviations: Vs. at the beginning AVT (•) 2 — AVP instead of the second AV (0^1 — Rs. i. F. nN instead of ßsj (0 i- 3 I Bucharest — 2 Munich — 3 Sophia Tacchella revue num. 1893, 72, 17 — 4 Venice Marciana. — (About the vs. see 982.) AV K M AVP C€VH | AA6IANAP0C Head m. L. r. Vn lOV rCTÖAljKÖ MAPKIANO u. lon i. F. 1« Demeter 1. standing, in the R. ears of corn, in the L. torch Deviations: Vs. AV K M A CEVH AJAESANAPOC i I Bucharest — 2 Paris Blanche! revue number. 1892, 64, 25 AVT K M A CEV I AAESANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. from lö TETÖAIKÖ I MÄKlANOnOAlT Naked Apollo (or bonus Pvventus) 1. standing, in the prev. R. Bowl, in the lowered L. branch Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2 I Schmidt — 2 Sophia Tacchella revue num. 1893, 72, 18 AVT K M AVP CEVH | AAEZANAPOC Vü lö TETÖAIKÖ | MÄKIANOHAIT AV Br. m. L. P. M. r. etc. F. \A\C1 Naked Hermes with Bag and stick 1. standing, above the 1st arm the chlamys Deviations: vs. AVT missing 4 — at the end indistinct 3, without AV (0 4; — Rs. Writing declining and incorrect 4 I Löbbecke — 2 St. Petersburg — 3 in trade. — ■— 4 Sabatier iconogr. LXIII, 22 A[VT K M] AVP CEV AAEIANAPOC AVr as well V[n IOVA}l [rET]0|VAI[KO]V MAP- [KIANO] and others A. nOAlTfW Her- mes as before 1. standing; before him the rooster I Gotha Sestini lett.9,4 [Mionnet p. 2, 103, 287]. — The gap behind the first | would be large enough to complement V[TT IOVA]l[OV rET]OVAI[KO]V; but that's not the case otherwise occurs, the addition suggested above is more likely. 984 from lö TETÖAIKOjV MäKIANOHOA I n etc. F.T l/l Naked Dionysus 1. standing, in the R. the Kantharos, the L. supported on the Thyrsos 1 Paris — 2 St. Petersburg — 3 Sophia — 4 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1027 [Mionnet p. 2, 106, 304] incorrect with VTT T
MARKIANOPOLIS 990 K25 991 K26 992 K26 993 K25 994 K25 [995] K26 [Severus Alexander] also Vn lOV TETOVAIKÖ MAPKIANOÜ etc. F. AIT|OJ (like this, without O) Hy- gieia with snake and bowl r. standing Deviations: vs. uncertain 4 — at the beginning AVT (•) 2; — Rs. in the F. supposedly ATJA 3 — ßN instead of JJsj (?) 2 — Scripture not specified 4 I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 308, 225 without illustration; Eckhel cat. 56.48 [Mionnet pp. 2, 103, 286]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 91 — 2 in stores. — 1| — 3 Sabatier iconogr. LXIII, 21. — Here or to the following number 4 Sestini descr, 38, 73 from Ainslie AVT K M AVP C€VH AA€|IANAPOC Head m. L. r. Deviations: vs. beginning of writing blurred i; unclear i 1 Berlin Cat. 67.57 — 2 Sophia. — Compare 990.4 from lOV TETOVAilKÖ MARKIANOH etc. F. OAjIT, i. A. flN as well Rs. the letters i. A VH I AAEZANAPOC Br. m L.P.M.r. OVAjIKOV MAPKIANO and. i. A. TTOAlTn, i. F.N Nemesis with scales and staff 1. standing; on Ground the wheel Deviations: vs. AV AAESANAPOC 2; — Rs. of lOV TE lANO etc. A. nOAlT (i- F- nothing noticed) 2 I Bucharest — 2 Sophia AV K M AVP C€VH | AA€ZANAPOC Head m. L. r. VniOVAir€T|MAPKIANOnO etc. A. AlTfl Concordia with shell and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 9.25 (i) Deviations: Vs. at the beginning AVT (0 4; — ^s. Writing not specified 4 I Athens Cat. 825^2 Bucharest — 3 Paris. — 1| — 4 Sestini descr. 38, 72 [Mionnet p. 2, 103, 285] by Ainslie Postolakkas thought he saw IOVAN"ET on the Athens copy and wanted that lOVAIANo^rETouXr/oü read; but the line, which | and r seems to connect, is caused only by a punch crack that passes through the point; the Parisian Specimen shows the same appearance. AV K M A[VP C€VH A]A€ZANAPOC VH lö TETÖAIKÖ MäKIANOHOAI- also THN eagle with spread out Wings r. standing and head with wreath in beak 1. raising Deviations: vs. without CeVH (0 2; — Rs. MAPK (0 2 I Vienna Froelich append. 2 novae 74.78; Eckhel cat. 56.47 [Mionnet pp. 2, 103, 284]; Ar- neth session area. 9, 896, 93. — Jl — 2 Sestini descr. 38.71 from Ainslie (Tib. lulius Festus) AVT K M AVP CEVH , AAEZANAPOC VH TIB lOVA ct)HCTÖ MäKIANO- Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Sophia (Communication from Tacchella) nOAlT et al. A. HN Hera with Bowl and scepter l. standing
284 MOESIA INFERIOR 999 K26 1000 K25 [Severus Alexander] 996 AVT K M AVP CEVH 1 AAEZANAPOC VH TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MÄKIANO- K 25 Br. ni. L.P.M.r. TTOAITHJ Goddess in a belt Double chiton 1. standing, in the R. ears of grain that are lowered forward, the L. leaned on the torch Weight: 8.65 (3) Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 5 — head m. L, i. 2.4; — Rs. at the end only nOAlT 0) i> incomplete 2 — the goddess with a coat 3 and perhaps also otherwise, certainly without a coat 4 I. 2 Bucharest — 3 Gotha Sestini lett. 9.4 [Mionnet p. 2, 105, 295] — 4 Löbbecke — 5 St. Petersburg — 6 in trade Vn TIB [lOVA] ct)HC|TOV MAPKIA- NOTTO et al. F. AIT|aj as well vn TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Goddess like before 1. standing, in the slightly raised position R. Ears of grain, in the 1st arm torch Deviations: Above the beginning of the writing is missing 1 - head m. L. 2; — Rs. Scripture indistinct in the middle i. 3 — at the end TflN (•) 3 I Berlin Cat. 67, 56 — 2 Bucharest — 3 St. Petersburg Perhaps of the two types just described (n. 996/7 and 998), which are represented by the The posture of the ears of grain and the torch are different, one the Demeter, the other represent the bodies; but nothing definite can be said about it; the veil missing here and there. 997 likewise K24 1 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 92 998 likewise K26 AVT K M AVP CEVHPOC Head m. L. r. AAE, IParis. — For the vs. cf. n. 1002. [Vn T]IB lOVA cJ)HCTOV MäKIA- NOnOAlT and i. F.r. below fU Goddess in double chiton and Coat 1. standing, in the prev. R. Bowl, short flare in the 1st arm (Hestia?) from TIB lOVA ct)Hi:TOV MAPKIANO- nOAlT et al. F. 1. Cti Hygieia with Snake and bowl r. standing Weight: 9.22 (2) Deviations: Rs. Writing incomplete 2 - Position of J>j uncertain 3 I Paris — 2 Turin Mus. Cat. 1987 ^^ Lavy 976. — j| — 3 (= l f) Wiczay 2169; Sestini 29.44 999* KU AlT K M AT SEI AAE3ANAP02: Head m L. (r.) TIl.T.a)Hrrö .... MAPKIANOnOAUQN Naked man (1st) standing, the R. in front stretches, in the L. spear; in the TlHli field I Mus. Theup. 1027 [Mionnet p. 2, 106, 304] The coin was not minted under the governor Festus, but under Gaetulicus; the correct description see 989.4 above.
MARKIANOPOLIS 1001 K26 [1002] K(26) 1003 K26 1004 K26 1005 K26 1006 K26 1007 K27 [Severus Alexander] AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC [ Vü TIB lOVA cl)HCTOV MÄKIANO- Head m. L. r. I TTOAITOJ as well Deviations: vs. AVT missing 4 - KA instead of K M (0 3; - Rs. at the end JßN (0 3 — MAPKIANOn u- i- F- OAÜTflN 2 — MAPKIAnO "• i- F- ATi€ (0 4 I Munich — 2 in trade. — i| — 3 Mionnet pp. 2, 105, 296 from the collection of the Mar- quis de la Goy — 4 Sabatier iconogr. LXIII, 20 AVT K M AVP CEVHPOC AAEZAN- j VH TIB lOV (?) c|)HCTOV MAPKIA- APOC K. m. L. r. ! NOHOAITHN as well I Sestini descr. 38, 70 from Ainslie Although the distribution of the writing on the back is uncertain and for |OV probably also lOVA can be read, this coin deserves to be described in its own right because it has the unusual liche Vs. with the spelled out name CEVHPOC ^^^t; cf. n. 999. AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Vn TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MÄKIANO- TTOAlTfM Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Opposite head m. L. (without robe) i - behind CEVH a point 3 1 Berlin Cat. 67.54; this piece Sestini lett. 6, 15, 3 from the Knobelsdorff collection — 2 London Cat. 37.72 — 3 Munich — 4 Philippopel — 5 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 307,223 without illustration; Eckhel cat. 56.41 [Mionnet pp. 2, 105, 299]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 83 likewise vn TIB lOVA ct)HClTÖ MAPKIANO- TTOAI et al. A. SOUND Nemesis- Aequitas with scales and filling horn 1. standing; on the ground next to her the bike Deviations: vs. only head m. L. (?) 2. 3; — Rs. supposedly <|)HCTOV "nd the Distribution of Scripture not specified 2. 3 I London Cat. 37, 71 [Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 154, as Aequitas]. — 11 — 2.3 Sestini descr. 37.64 [Mionnet pp. 2, 105, 300] by Ainslie and by Cousinery AVT K M AVP CEVH i AAEZANAPOC Head m. L. r. Vn TIB lOVA <|)HCTOV MäKIANO- TTOAlTfN Nemesis with dare and staff 1. standing I Munich – 2 St. Petersburg It is uncertain whether the staff is intended to be the cubit (of the Nemesis) or a scepter; cf. 844. also Vn TIB lOVA cJ)HCTOV MäKIANO- nOAlTfM Nemesis with dare and staff 1. standing, on the ground the wheel Deviations: vs. bust with L. P. M. 3 - behind CEVH a point 3. 4; — Rs. at the end TflN 4 — ^^^ last N in section 2 — stick clearly with an- sentence (= plate XVIII, 26, n. 893; also Geissei?) 4 and perhaps others 1.2 Bucharest — 3 Löbbecke — 4 Tübingen also Vn TIB lOVA (})|HCTOV MAPKIA and in field 1. NE, r. TT P, i. A AI TfN as well I Berlin Cat. 67.55 [Posnansky p. 154 as Nemesis-Aequitas]
286 MOESIA INFERIOR 1008 K27 1009 K26 1010 K26 1011 K26 1012 K26 1013 K26 1014 K26 [Severus Alexander] AVT K M AVP CEVH | AAEZANAPOC! VH TIB lOVA ct)HCTÖ MÄKIANO- Head m. L. r. TTOAlTfM Goddess in long dress wall 1. standing, in the R. bowl, in the 1st arm a short rod I Munich; this piece Sestini descr. 37.65 [Mionnet pp. 2, 106, 302] by Cousinery Whether this figure shows a representation of the city goddess or one of Nemesis related goddess, is doubtful. AVT K M AVP CEV AAEZANAPOC ! VH TIB lOVA <})HCT|OV MAPKIANO- Head m. L. r. HOAIT et al. F. 1. Ct\ Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 9.45 (i) I Imhoof — 2 Copenhagen AVT K M AVP CEVH ] AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Deviations: Rs. MAPKIANOTTOAIT and i. F. 1. ßvj (= 1009) 2. 3 I Munich - 2 St. Petersburg - 3 in trade Vn TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MAPKI[A- NOnOAl] etc. A. SOUND as well AVT K M AVP CEVH] AAEZANAPOC Head m. L, r. from TIB lOVA 4)HiCT0V MAPKIA- NOn and in the field OAI|T|n, i. A N as well Weight: 10.35(2) — 8.80(4) Deviations: vs. bust with L. P. M. (= loio) 2 I Athens - 2 Gotha - 3 (Vs. same stamp 1012.3) London Cat. 37.69 5 Vienna Eckhel cat. 56.42; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 85 likewise 4 Schmidt from TIB lOVA c|)HCTOV MäKIANO- TTOAITON as well Deviations: \>/\/^ OTTO. ..ON 3 I Leipzig - 2 Löbbecke - 3 (Vs. same stamp 1011.3) London - 4 in trade likewise, but MÄKIANOHOAIT and. i. A. flN AVT K M AVP CEVH] AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Weight: 9.05(4) — 8.00 (2, E. sl.) Deviations: Rs. only [^ in section 3. 4. 6 I Berlin Cat. 66.53 — 2 Gotha — 3 Leake suppl. 133 — 4 Schmidt — 5. 6 in trade likewise | likewise, but MÄKlANOTTOAlTfM Weight: 12.81(1) — 9.13(2) Deviations: Vs. uncertain 9. lo. il. 12 — Rs. <|>HCTO]V ^^^ a™ End ßsj in section i. 5. 7. 8 — writing uncertain 9. 10. 11 I. 2 Athens Cat. 830. 831 — 3 London Cat. 36.68 — 4 Munich — 5 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1026; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 86 — 6.7.8 commercially. — yy — Here or to one of the previous previous numbers (1009 fg.) 9 Sestini descr. 38.67 from Ainslie — 10 Wiczay 2168; Sestini 29,43 — " Mionnet pp. 2, 106, 303 from the collection of Chevalier Petre. — Maybe also 12 godmother imp. 351 Fig. [Gessner imp. CLXVI, i] with the incorrect reading TIB lOV PA
MARKIANOPOLIS 1015 K26 1016 K27 1017 K26 1018 K25 1019 K26 [Severus Alexander] also Vn TIB lOVA (^HCTjOV MAPKIA- NOTTOA et al. F. IT|n|N goddess with Ears of wheat and cornucopia 1. standing I (Abundantia?) Differences: Rs. The beginning and end of the writing are missing i I St. Petersburg — 2 in trade. — Compare 1016.2. likewise | Vn TIB lOVA ct)H[CTOV MAPKIA- I NOrrO and i A. AlTflN as well I Munich. — 1| — Here or to 1015 (separation of the font not specified) 2 (= l ?) Sestini descr. 38, 66, supposedly from Ainslie. also VH TIB lOVA cJ)HCTOV MÄKIANO- TTOAITOJ Tyche with rudder and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Rs. supposedly |OV and without ligatures 3 I Stuttgart — 2 Vienna Cim. Vind. i, I2i ; Eckhel cat. 56.43 [Mionnet pp. 2, 105, 297]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 895, 84. —l! — 3 Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVIII, 392 (Rs.). — Compare 1017*. AVT K M AVP CEV | AAEZANAPOC Head m. L. r. (= 1009) IParis vn TIB lOVA ct)HCTÖ MäKIANO- TTOAITOJ eagle standing forward standing and the head with a wreath Schabel 1. uplifting AVT K M AVP CEVH| AAEZANAPOC Head m. L. r. likewise, but the conclusion of Scripture in the section Deviations: Rs. in section TSN i> ßN 2.3, ßsj 4 — writing uncertain 5.6 I. 2 Munich — 3 Venice Marciana — 4 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 306, 222 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXVI, 2*]; Cimel. Vindob. i, 121, XXII, 5; Eckhel cat. 56, 40 [Mionnet pp. 2, 104, 294]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 88. — 1|— Here (or to 1020) 5 Sestini descr. 38.68 from Ainslie — 6 Wiczay 2170; Sestini 30.45 K— 1017* Alexander (Vs. not described) j YH TIB IOTA
288 MOESIA INFERIOR [Severus Alexander] AVT K M AVP CEVHjAAEZANAPOC VH TIB lOVA ()>HCTÖ MÄKIANO- 1020 K26 1021 K26 1022 K26 1023 K26 1024 K26 Br. m. L. P. M. r. HOAIT et al. A. flN eagle like before Deviations: Rs.
MARKIANOPOLIS 289 1025 K27 1026 K26 1027 K27 1028 K26 1029 K26 [Severus Alexander] likewise, but AAEZANAPOC [H" ÖM TEPjEBENTINOV MAPKIA- NOnOAlT etc. F. fljN Naked man Apollon (or Bonus Eventus) with bowl and branch 1. standing Weight: 7.72 (E. sole.) I Berlin Cat. 66, 51. — A similar piece is in vSt. Petersburg; I have it Unfortunately not described exactly, just noted. Whether there is an altar before the god, remains uncertain. AVT K M AVP CEV AAErANAPOC Head m. L. r. K" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MÄKIANO- TTOAIT et al. A. OJ Naked Her- mes with bag and staff 1. standing, above the 1st arm the chlamys Deviations: Vs. CEV ^ I London Cat. 37.76 — 2 Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 65.27 AVT K M AVP CEVH 1 AAEZANAPOC H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MAPKIANO- Br. m. L. P. M. r. TTOAIT et al. A. fU Asklepios with j follow the serpentine stick on the row I standing in front and 1. looking I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 65, 26 — 2 Rollin also H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing Weight: 12.18(1) — 7.20(2) Deviations: vs. shape of the ^ sometimes uncertain; — Rs. at the beginning HF 2.4.8 — MARK 2. 4. 5. 9 — at the end J^N (0 3- 9 — nOAlT "• i- F- 1- £N 2. 4 — TEPEBENTINÖ MAPKIANOnOAEIT and i. A. niM i — TEPEBENTEINÖ MAP- KlANOnOA u- i- F- IT|JN 6 I. 2 Athens Cat. 826. 827 — 3 Haag — 4 Krupka — 5 Leake Suppl. 133 — 6 Mandl — 7 Paris Mionnet p. 2, 104, 289 — 8 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1026; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 92. — 1| — 9 Wiczay 2174; Sestini 30.51 also Hf ÖM TEPEBEN|TINÖ MAPKIANO- TTOA and i. F. IT|fM Nemesis Aequitas with scales and cornucopia 1. standing, the wheel on the ground Deviations: Rs. H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV [MAPKIAN]OnOAIT "• i- A- JN 2 I Munich, formerly Cousinery Sestini descr. 37.62 — 2 Munich. — See below I029"'\ 1029* K— ATI" K M AYP CET AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L.P.M. (r.) HF .... TEPEBENTINOr MAPKIANOnOA€l- TiiN Nemesis with scales, cornucopia and Wheel 1. standing; behind her A I Sestini mus. Chaudoir 43, 10 Unfortunately the coin is missing. The description otherwise seems accurate; but there that The fact that there is no evidence of value mark A on a single coin from Markianopolis is likely to be the case There is an error by Sestini. Sestini's eyesight was already very poor at that time and she could have one Garment folds or the like for A. The ancient coins Nord*Cricchen1at)ds I. 19
290 MOESIA INFERIOR World Cup) K26 Blackboard XVIII, 27 1031 K26 1032 K25 1033 K26 1034 K26 [Severus Alexander] AVT K M AVP CEV AAEIANAPOC H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MäKIANO- Head m. L. r. TTOAlTfl and i. A.N Nemesis with scales and staff (goat's egg?) 1. standing Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 10.20 I Imhoof. — The staff of Nemesis has a base at the top as in n. 893 (Plate XVIII, 26); cf. also n. ioo6. AVT K M AVP CEVH I AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Mr ÖM TEPEBENTIjNÖ MAPKIANO- rrOAlT and i. A. Cti Nemesis with Balance and staff (cubit?) 1. standing; the wheel on the ground Weight: 8.63 (2) Deviations: Opposite behind CEVH a point i — CEV instead of CEVH (?) 3; — Rev. Writing at the beginning H" instead of HT 4- 5- 6. 7 — TEPEBENTINOV 3- 4- 5- 6 — M/^K (0 6. 7 — nOAlTfN (nothing in common) 3. 6. 7 I Berlin Cat. 66, 52 [Posnansky p. 154 as Nemesis - Aequitas] — 2 Gotha Sestini Lett. 9.4 - 3 Hague - 4 Vienna Arneth Session area. 9, 896, 94 — 5. 6 in trade. — 1| — 7 Wiczay 2173 [Mionnet pp. 2, 104, 292]; Sestini 30.49 Mr ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MAPKIA- NOTTOAITOJ as well (=1031.3) 1030 IParis 2 Rollin = 1031 H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Concordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 12.95(3) — 8.55(4) — 7.13(0 Deviations: vs. writing incomplete i. 10/6/11 — behind CEVH *•''" period 2. 3 ^ — CEV instead of CEVH (•) 5 — form of $ uncertain 4; — Rs. at the end ßsj in section i. 2. 6. 13 — [sl in section 3. 8. 11. 14 — TTOAI and i. F T|£N 5- 7- 9 — nOAlT and i. F. ßlfsi 4 — supposedly HTM. "nd without league doors 16 I Athens Cat. 828 — 2 Berlin Cat. 66.49 — 3 Gotha Sestini Lett. 9.4 (inaccurate, after perhaps in Mionnet pp. 2, 104, 291 without citing the source; cf. above 1024.12) - 4 Gotha — 5 Hunter — 6 London Cat. 37.77 — 7. 8 Munich — 9 Paris • — 10 Venice Mar- ciana — 11 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 97 — 12. 13. 14 in stores. — 1| — 15 Wiczay 2172; Sestini 30.48. — Probably also here (or to 1034) 16 Vaillant num. size 137 (Rs.) [Mionnet pp. 2, 108, 318 erroneous under Alexander and Mamaea; see below 1079*] from the Collection of Count Lazara in Padua; cf. above 1024.5. also H" ÖM TEPEBENTI NÖ MAPKIANO- nOAlT et al. A. OJ as well Weight: 10.53 (5) Deviations: vs. behind CEVH ^'^ point 2.3; ITßN 6 1 Basel — 2. 3 Berlin Cat. 65,47.48 — 4 Milan — 5 Turin Mus. Cat. 1986 Trade. — Compare 1033, 16. Rs. MAPKIANOnOA "• •• A. 6 in
MARKIANOPOLIS 291 1035 K26 1036 K26 1037 K25 1038 K25 1039 K26 1040 K25 I Berlin Cat. 66, 50 likewise 2 Paris [vSeverus Alexander] also H" ÖM TEPEBENTINÖ MäKIANOHO- A|l and i. F. T|fM Concordia with Kalathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; in front of her an altar Mr ÖM TEPEBENjTEINÖ MAPKIA- NOn and i. A. OAITOJ as well Weight: 9.80(2) — 7.85(1) Deviations: Rs. TEPEBENTINOV MAPKIANOnOAlTSN 3 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.4 [Mionnet p. 2, 104, 293] - 2 Schmidt - 3 Venice Marciana. — (Both sides of i and 2 are from the same dies.) also H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MäKIANO- nOAl 11. i. A. TCb\ Tyche with Kalathos 1. standing, in the R. that Rudder, in the first arm the cornucopia Weight: 7.50(1) Deviations: Opposite behind CEVH a point 2 - probably CEVHP 6; —Rs. Hr 6 — at the end TTOAIT "• '• A. ßvl 3 — MAPKIANOTTOA 6 — MAPKIA- NOTTOAUnvl 5 — incomplete i I Gotha — 2 London Cat. 38.78 — 3 Munich — 4 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. i, 121 ; Eckhel cat. 56.44 [Mionnet pp. 2, 104, 290]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 95 inaccurate. — — 5 sestini mus. Hederv. 30.50 — 6 Cat. Gabelentz 235, loii. — See below 1037*. [AVT K M AV]P CEV AAEIANAPOC H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV M Head m. L, r. etc. F. T|fM Tyche as well, but without Kalathos I Basel. — The writing of the verse is supplemented after n. 1026, 1030 and 1039. AVT K M AVP CEV AAE2ANAP0C Head m. L. r. Weight: 9.67 (i) I Athens Cat. 829 — 2 Venice Marciana H" ÖM TEPEBENTINÖ MäKIANO- nOAlT et al. A. fM eagle with spread wings forward standing and head with wreath in the beak 1. raising (Fir. Philopappus) AVT K M AVP CEV } AAEZANAPOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 65, 28 vn c})ip ct>iAonAnTOv mapkia- NOnOAlTOJ Zeus with naked Upper body 1. standing, in the R. bowl, the L. placed on the scepter supports - 2 St. Petersburg 1037* I Alexander (Vs. not described) IM' TrXlI TKPKBENTINÜN KAAXAAON '^ I Fortuna I Ilardouin num. ans. 236, — ■ This is the same coin as the Ilardouin itself then described again under Alexander and Maesa; see below 1065.
292 MOESIA INFERIOR [Severus Alexander] AVT K M AVP C^V | AAEZANAPOC VH (J)IP (JjlAOnATTTOV MAPKIANO- 1041 K26 1042 K27 1043 K27 1044 K27 1045 K19 1046 K20 1047 K19 Br. m. L. P. M. r. HOAlTfM Hera in a long dress wall 1. standing, in the R. bowl, the L. supported on the scepter Weight: 10.05(8) — 9.03(1) Deviations: Vs. shape of the ^ sometimes uncertain — head m. L. i; — Rs.
MARKIANOPOLIS 1048 K16 1049 K17 1050 K17 1051 K28 T. XIX, 14 [Sevcrus Alexander] M AVP ... I ....APOC Br. m. L. P. Mr. r. Weight: 2.09 I Sophia Tacchclla revue nuni. 1893, 73, 19 AVT K M ....| Head m. L. r. MAPKIANOnOAlTnj Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and filling horn 1. standing MAPK....jnOAITnN Tribrach, an from which a snake snakes its way up gelt, between two small ears of corn Weight: 2.00 I London Cat. 35.58 under Elagabalus; see above 916*. Front indistinct MÄKlANOTTOAlTfN crescent moon and four stars above that I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 65, 30 — 2 Vienna Arneth session area. 9, 893, 32, — The The writing of the obverse is illegible on both copies. Svoronos read from the Paris copy ANTßNI... u"<^^ thought of Caracalla, Blanchet believed ZANAPOC z" recognized; Arneth thought of Geta or Diadumenianus. It's a youthful head, perhaps without a wreath, which is most reminiscent of Alexander; But it cannot be named with certainty. Alexander and Maesa (Tib. lulius Festus) AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC lOVAlA MAICA- The busts of Alexander m. L. P. M. r. and the Maesa with Stephane and Ge- wall 1., facing each other Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: Vs. at the end still AVT 4>' — ^s. TTOAlTß "• !• A. [si 4 I Berlin Cat. 67.59 — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Paris Mionnet S, 2, io8, 314 — 4 Sophia Vn TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MäKIANO- TTOAlTfM Hera in a long dress wall 1. standing, in the prev. R. bowl, the L, placed on the scepter supports; i. F. 1. E 1047* Kill 1050* K III Alexander (Vs. not described) 1 MAPKIANOnOAEITßN Torch, from one I snake entwined I Vaillant number. gr. 137 [Mionnet p. 2, 107, 308] from the Magnavacca collection It is possible that such a coin exists; but since the vs. is not described and Vaillant may have been wrong about the emperor, it is above not included. MAPRIANOriOAEITüN snake, in win- dungs erected AT K M ATP AAEZANAPOC Bro. of Alexander the m. L. 1., in the R. the spear, on the ]. Shoulder the shield I Sestini mus. Hederv. 30, 52; in the old catalog of the Wiczay collection n. 3448 is the Coin described under Nicopolis in Epeiros. However, both allocations are probably un- correct or at least uncertain, since according to Caronni only IlOAEITüN is written was to be read. The emperor's bust also appears on the coins of Markianopolis never before in this way; On the other hand, there is a coin from Iladrianopolis with one such a representation of Caracalla, and since the writing of the verse according to Caronni is illegible seems to have been, there could also be a mistake in Sestini; since in Iladria- nopolis is also the type of the reverse found under Caracalla, albeit with a different obverse, so this coin may perhaps be given to the city of Iladrianopolis.
294 MOESIA INFERIOR 1052 K27 1053 K27 1054 K29 1055 K28 Vn TIB lOVA
MARKIANOPOLIS 1059 K26 lOßO K27 1061 K27 1062 K27 K27 [Alexander and Maesa] 1058 also VH TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MäKIANO- K^ 27 nOAlTfM Concordia with shell and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F. 1. E Deviations: vs. writing not quite complete 2. 3. 4. 5 — at the beginning AV K (•) 2; — Rs. Writing incomplete at the beginning i — at the end TTOAlTß "• i- ■^' N 3-4 — nOAl etc. A. TßN 5 I Löbbecke — 2 Moscow Univ. Cat. 106 — 3 St, Petersburg — 4 in trade. — 1| — 5 Mus. Arigoni i alia imp. gr. XII, 187 also VH TIB lOVA ct)HCTOV MAPKIANO- TTOAI et al. A. TfM as well; i. F right E Deviations: vs. writing incomplete i. 3 (W., probably misunderstood by Sestini- complete) — behind MAICA traces of letters i. 2 (3?), AVT 4; — Rs. on Conclusion TTOAIT "• i- F- !• JN i — separation not specified 4 — incomplete 3 (W., probably added arbitrarily by Sestini) I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 107, 312; probably the same piece before at Vaillant num. gr. 137 [Mion- net pp. 2,105, 301 under Alexander alone], perhaps also in Patin imp. 351 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXVI, i] and Hardouin num. ans. 313; see above 1014* — 2 Vienna Froe- lich append. 2 novae 73.77; Eckhel cat. 56.39; Arneth meeting area. 9, 895, 80. — ' — 3 Wiczay 2166; Sestini 29.41 (sometimes worse) - 4 Sestini mus. Chaudoir 43.9 (if this is not the coin that Chaudoir corr. 49, l then with the type of Aequi- tas described, above 1056.3) likewise Vn TIB lOVA cJjHCTOV MAPKIANO- TTOAIT et al. F. 1st sc Goddess below with ears of corn and cornucopia 1. standing I (Abundantia); i. F.r. E 1 Naples Cat. 6304; probably the same piece of Vaillant num. size 137 [Mionnet p. 2, 107, 313] by Foucault and (without citing the writing) Hardouin op. 820 ibid the same, but at the end AVT' I Schmidt likewise, but without AVT from TIB lOVA cJjHCTOV MÄKIANO- nOAlTH et al. A.N Tyche with Tax and cornucopia 1. standing; i. F.r. E from TIB lOVA 4)HCT0V MÄKIANO- nOAl etc. A. TflN snake, erected in many turns, head right; i. F.r. E Deviations: Vs, end of scripture missing (Mamaca?) 1.3; — Rs. the £ i. F left (?) 2 —
296 MOESIA INFERIOR 1064 K26 Blackboard XVII, 15 1065 K27 1063* K II 1065* K II 1065* K II [Alexander and Maesa] AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPO. Hl' ÖM TEPEBENTEINÖ MAPKIANO- the two busts TTOAlTfl and i. A. N Naked bearded ger Heracles with the lion skin standing forward over the 1st arm and 1. looking, the R, at the Club supported, on the front. L. apples; i. F. 1. E Weight: 10.30 Illustration of the Rs. I Imhoof. — The female head on the obverse resembles more the Maesa than the Mamaea; However, the name is not entirely certain. AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC lOVAlA MAICA' as well HP ÖM TEPEBENTIN;OV MAPKIA- NOTTOAIT. . Nemesis with dare and staff 1. standing; on the ground the wheel; i. F, r. E Deviations: Rs. at the end MAPKIAN.... (MAPKIANOTTOAlTflN Mionnet) i — the value symbol £ is blurred i IParis; probably this piece Mionnet pp. 2, 107, 309 [Posnansky p. 154], but with the wrong one Description of the type (= below 1065*) - 2 Philippople. — |j — 3 Such a piece with false readings and explanations in Tristan 2,401 Fig. and Patin imp. 353 Fig. [from both Gessner imp. CLXV, 2] (with AP ÖXH TEPEBENTINnN KAPXEAßN Ms with bowl and stick); Hardouin num. ans. 237 (also, but as the last word MAPKIANO- TTOAlTflN»' cf. also above 1037*); Vaillant number. gr. 128 [Eckhel d. n. 2.15; Mionnet pp. 2, 98, 263] (with Ar TYXH Vn TEPEBENTINOV MAPKIANOnOAlTriN Fortuna with Wagons and cornucopia) incorrectly under Elagabalus and Soaemias (see above 981**). — ■ See 1065* below. That the old reading /\| TYXH, I don't think I would fit the type at all, just look it up based on a reading instead of HF ÖM, Sestini first descr. 37.62 noted. Whether that Copy published by Tristan and the other old authors, with the Parisian was identical cannot be determined with certainty. Alexander and Maesa (vs. not described) ben) (HF M TEPEBENTINOr MAPKIANOIJOAl- TÖN) Naked male figure (1.) ste- standing, the R. outstretched, in the L. spear I Vaillant number. gr. 137 [Mionnet p. 2, 107, 310] from the Galland collection The mention of the coin by Vaillant leaves it doubtful whether the two are on the Vs Heads are shown or only that of Alexander; there similar coins with a head can be proven, Vaillant's description has been included there (above 1023.4). Alexander and Maesa (vs. not described' ben) (lir in TEPEBENilNOr MAPKIANOIJOAI- TßN) Nemesis 1. standing, row to Leading the mouth, holding the staff in the first arm; on Ground the wheel I Vaillant number. gr. 137 from the Foucault collection This depiction of Nemesis is under Alexander (not even on coins with his head alone) not detectable; perhaps this is also due to the otherwise inadequate description one piece = above 1065. — See also Mionnet pp. 2, 107, 309 (above 1065, 1). likewise Ar TTXH TEPEBENTINOr MAPKIANO- IJOAITiiN Woman with bowl and cornucopia (1.) standing I Vaillant number. gr. 137 [Mionnet p. 2, 107, 311] from the Foucault collection
MARKIANOPOLIS 97 1()60 K26 1(M>7 K27 1068 K28 1069 K26 T. XIX, [Alexander and Maesa] [AVT K M AVP] CEVH AAEZANAPOC | H" ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MÄKIANO- KAI lOVAlA MAICA as well as HO etc. A. AITON snake, erected in many turns, head 1.; i. F.r. E I Vienna, formerly Welzl Cat. 1343; Arneth meeting notes 9, 895, 8ia The missing letters of the verse are after the following one, minted under Philopappus Coin added. The peculiarity that the two names of the Vs. are connected by xat (cf. n. 978), has so far only been found on coins from Tereventinus and Philo- pappus is proven and also appears on coins with Alexander under the same governors and Mamaea (below n. 1077 and 1084) again; perhaps one can conclude from this that one was the immediate successor of the other. (Fir. Philopappus) AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC Vn (J)IP cJ^lAOüATnOV MAPKIA- KAI lOVAlA MAICA the two of them Bust pictures as before NOnO etc. AlTflN snake, erected in many turns, head right; i. F. 1. E Deviations: vs. beginning of writing folls i. 2 — at the end MAY M 2 (but definitely Maesa everywhere) I Arolsen — 2 Athens Cat. 835 — 3 Bucharest — 4 Löbbecke Alexander and Mamaea (lulius Gaetulicus) AVT K M AV CeVH AA^ANAPOC lOV MAMMCA (like that!) the breast pictures of Alexander m. L. P. M. r. and the Mamaea 1., facing each other Deviations: Rs. rETQVAIKlö 3 I-3. from lOV rETOVA|IKÖ MAPKIANO- TTOA et al. A. ITfM Hygieia with Snake and bowl r. standing; i. F. 1. E - i. A. ITßN (•) 3. unclear 2 I Löbbecke — 2 Sophia — 3 Vienna, formerly Neumann num. vet. I, 109, III, 12 [Mionnet pp. 2, 108, 316]; Wiczay 2175, VII, 156; Sestini 30.53; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 104a . M AV C€VH AA6ZANAP0C likewise from lö TETÖAIKÖ MjÄKlANOnOA.... Tyche 1. standing and r. looking, in the R. the cornucopia, in the L. .,,.,, , " , , the rudder; i. F. r. E Illustration of Rs. (2) I Bologna University — 2Vienna Mus.Theup.1025 under Magnesia in Ionia [Mionnet p. 6, 246, 1080 ibid; but he is correctly thinking of a Moesian city]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 104 The Empress's name is missing on both copies; but the opposite of the second is over same stamp as Löbbecke's copy of the previous coin. The fact that the words AF TTXIl are read out from IJl' ÖM also applies to this coin for the one listed above at 1065.3, although they would fit the illustration better here than there. Perhaps Vaillant's description is correct, as there are similar coins with Alexander and Mamaea; but he could also have stated the vs. incorrectly. 1067* .... [M ATP] CETII AA.... Br. of Alcxan- 1 A-KIANOIIOAI and i. A. Do ^7 the m. L. P. m. r. and an empress 1. I snake, head right; i. F. 1. above E I Berlin Cat. 68, 6i. — Since neither the empress nor the governor's name can be recognized, The coin couldn't be placed at the top.
298 MOESTA INFERIOR around) K28 1071 K28 1072 K27 1073 K26 1074 K27 1075 K27 [Alexander and Mamaea] (Tib. lulius Festus) AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEIANAP[OC lOVAlA MAM]AIA the two breasts pictures Vn TIB lOVA ct)HCT01V MÄKIANO- TTOAITOJ Ares (or Virtus?) with helmet, armor and boots r. standing, the R. on the spear, the L. leaning on the shield; i. F. 1. E 1 Philippopcl. — Whether Mamaea is decorated here with Stephane is uncertain, as is the case for the three following coins. AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC ; VH TIB lOVA
MARKIANOPOLIS 299 [Alexander and Mamaea] (Um. Tereventinus) AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEIANAPOC lOVAlA MAMAIA the two breasts pictures as before (Mamaea with Stephen) Mr ÖM TEPEBENTjINbv MAPKIA- NOTTOAI and others TON Male Figure 1. standing, the R. in front stretches, in the L. a scepter (?); in front an indistinct animal(?); in F.r. E I Vienna Mus. Theup. 1026 [Mionnet pp. 2, 109, 319]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 896, 103 The indistinct figure on the reverse is most reminiscent of a Zeus (with bowl and scepter, in front of him the eagle); Arneth thought of Apollo, but that is not possible; rather it could be Dionysus (with Kantharos and Thyrsos, in front of him the panther). H- ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MÄKlANOnO- AITHJ Demeter (without veil) with ears of grain and torch 1. standing; i. F.r. E I St. Petersburg. — The same writing of the Vs., with y.a\, has one under Philopappus minted coin, below 1084; see the comment on 1066. Mr ÖM TEPEBENTINiOV MAPKIA- AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC KAI lOVAlA MAMAIA as well AVT K M AVP CEVH AA[. IOVAI]A MAMAIA as well Weight: 12.90 I Löbbcke AVT K M AVP CEVH AAE2ANAP0C* lOVAlA MAMAIA' as well Weight: 9.95 (i) I Schmidt — 2 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, likewise NOTTOAIT et al. A. flN Asclepius with the snake staff forward standing and 1. looking; i. F.r. E Mr ÖM TEPEBENTINOV MAPKIA- NOnOAlTfM Concordia with Bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; in front of her an altar; i. F.r. E Weight: 9.40(2) I Philippopel - 2 Schmidt - 3 Sophia , loo. — See below io79'^'. H" ÖM TEPEBENTINpV MA OHO- AIT et al. A. Ct\ Tyche with Kala- thos, rudder and cornucopia standing forward (a little to the right) and 1. looking; i. F.r. E Alexander (Vs. not described) HF M TEPEBFINTINOT MAFKlANOHOAl- TQN Goddess with bowl and cornucopia (1.) standing I Vaillant number. gr. 137 [Mionnet pp. 2, 108, 318 under Alexander and Mamaea] from the Collection of Count Lazara in Padua. — For Vaillant, the coin stands behind one of these with the two heads, but only Alexander's head seems to be on the vs. to have had; It is therefore listed above n. 1033.16.
300 MOESIA INFERIOR 1081 K28 1082 K26 1083 K28 1084 K27 1085 K27 1086 K23 [Alexander and Mamaea] AEIA. . . OC lOVAl the two busts K"ÖM TEPEBEN lANOHOAl etc. A. THN^ snake, in many coils erect, head right; i. F. 1. E IParis. — The coin lies under Alexander and Mamaea; but the Empress could at best it could also be Maesa. (Fir. Philopappus) AVT K M AVP CEVH AAEZANAPOC VH