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The Ancient Coins of Northern Greece, I: Dacia and Moesia — vol. I — 1898
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NICOPOLIS 461 [Diadumenianus] 1809 K27 1810 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 5 1811 K27 1812 K26 [K M OnnEA] ANTHNI AIAAOVME NIANOC headr. by AfPinnA NiK[onoAiTnN] and i. A. nPOC l[CT] Bearded River God with a naked torso 1. (on rocks?) sitting, in the light raised R. a branch, the 1. arm supported; in the background a ship's prow Deviations: Front and back writing incomplete i (added after 2) I in the trade (cast of the Rs. available). — 1| — 2 Sestini descr. 46, 96 from Ainslie This type most closely resembles that of Plate XVIII, 3; here too reminds poorly drawn support of the 1st arm on the back of a cline (see the remark to n. 1698). K M OnnEA ANTflNIN | AIAAOV MENIANOC Br. m. P. and M. r. from ArPITTTlA NIKOnOAlTflN H and. i. A. POE ICTP young man with naked torso on one low rock (?) 1, sitting and r. looking, in the raised R. a reed branch, the L. on one Stone (?) supported Illustration of Rs. (i) I Paris — 2 in trade. — (The backs and probably also the obverses of both copies are out same stamps.) For the depiction, in which a mountain god can probably be seen, see the comments to n. 1701 and 1765. M OnCAAl AI|AAOVM€NIANOC K likewise vn ArpinnA] NiKonoAiTHN npo etc. A. E lETIO (so!) as well Deviations: Rs. TTA 3 — i- A. C ICTPfl (0 2 — ...TPfl (?) 3 — ""r AlTflN nPOC ICTPß 4 I London Cat. 49, 52 - 2 Parma - 3 Sophia. — 1| — Probably also 4 Wiczay 2219 here [Mionnet pp. 2, 165, 634]; Sestini 36.43 (who thought the figure was Apollo) The reverse is probably from the same stamp as that from n. 1701; my reading ICTPß and . , . p£2 at 2 and 3 could be mistaken. M OmAAl AIAA0V;M€NIAN0C KAI I vn HA NIKOnOAlTflN npoc also 1 IC Nemesis with Wage and Geissei I 1. standing, the wheel on the ground Deviations: Rs. vnPOC IC i — HA NIKOnO- AlTßN 2 I Paris — 2 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 297,204 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner inip. CLVI, 20]; corner hel cat. 60, 47 [Mionnet p. 2, 1 60, 605; Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia 155]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 904, 106 The figure is called Nemcsis-Tyche by Posnansky because in the older versions Writings incorrectly stated a bowl instead of the balance as an attribute of the right hand was. — The writing is also not specified in Froelich and Eckhel; on the Rs. the former read VTT MAP ArPITTTTA. The latter V K ArPITTTTA." Now is just fTA to recognize. - — The Paris example could also have been made under the governor Longinus. to be shaped; However, no other such coin from Diaduraenian has been identified under him.
462 MOESIA INFERIOR 1813 K27 [Diadumenianiis] K M OnnEA ANTHNI AIAAOVME- Vn AfPinnA NIKOHOAlTflN NIANjOC head right. nPOC etc. A. ICTPO Concordia with calathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; in front of her an altar I Philippopel - 2 Schmidt, formerly M.indl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 186 inaccurate VTT M APPinnA) - 3 Trau 1814 K26 1815 K26 181G K27 1817 K27 1818 K27 1819 K25 1820 K26 likewise by ArpinnA NiKonoAirnN TTPOC IC etc. A. TPn as well, but without the Kalathos (cf. 1703) I London Cat. 49.54 — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 160, 607 K M OnnEA ANTflNI • AIAAOVME- NIANOC head right. I Sophia M OmAAl AI1AA0VM€NIAN0C K from APPinnA NiKjonoAiTnN TTPOC ICT Concordia with Kala thos as before, but without that Altar Br. m. P. and M. r. | . Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing 2; I Moscow - 2 Philippople vn ACPinnA NiKonoAiinN npo .... likewise Rs. NIKOinOA.... I K M OnnEA ANTHNI AIAAOVME NIANOjC head right. by ArpinnA NiKonoAiioN nPOC IC etc. A. TPn as well, but without the Kalathos Deviations: Rs. i. A. yp,. 2 I Berlin Cat. 84.62 — 2 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1009 [Mionnet pp. 2, 161, 609]; Arneth Sessionsb. 9, 905, 108 (probably meaning this one). — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as the from 1820, 1.) = 1816 vn ACPinA NIKOnOAlTHN npoc IC et al. A. TPn as well Deviations: vs. writing almost completely destroyed 2; — Rs. beginning and end missing 2 I Rollin — 2 Sophia = 1817 V KAAV AFPinnA 1 NIKOnOAlTflN nPOC ICT etc. F. PjON Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and Cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Vs. . [v| OTT... ANTflNEI 2 - beginning of writing is missing 3 I Paris — 2 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. 1,119, XXI, lo; Eckhel cat. 60.48 [Mionnet p. 2, 160, 606]; Arneth Sessionsb. 9, 905, 107 (108 is probably the coin with Concordia, above n. 1817) — ■ 3 in trade. — (The back cover of 2 and probably also of the other copies is from the same Stemjjel like those of Macrinus above after 1709.) also Vn ACPinnA NIKOnOAlTHN nPOC etc. A. ICTPn as well Deviations: Vs. the C ^^^ ending is missing i ; — Rs. in section . CTPfl^ I Berlin Cat. 84.63 — 2 Rollins. — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as the from 1817,1.)
NICOPOLIS 463 1821 K26 1822 K27 T. XIX, 28 1823 K27 1824 K26 Blackboard XVII, 12 1825 K26 [Diadumenianus] also VH ArPinüA N|IKOnOAITnN HP etc. A. OC ICTPfl as well, but without the Kalathos Deviations: vs. not specified 2; — Rs. Writing uncertain 2 I Rollin. — II — Here (or to one of the previous numbers) 2 Vaillant num. size 125 from the Falkner collection K M OnnEA ANTHNIN ] AIAAOV MENIANOC ]k. m. robe r. vn AfPinnA NiKonojAirnN npo etc. A. C ICTPfl Tropaion and at his foot two prisoners genes; to the left of it Nike r. standing and writing on a sign, on the right the emperor with his head raised R. and spear in 1st arm 1st standing Illustration of Rs. I Basel The reverse is from the same stamp as that of a coin of Macrinus, above n. 1711, where it is described in more detail; about the type see the introduction p. 344 ffg. likewise by AfPinnA | NiKonoAiTON np etc. A. OC ICTP snake, in erected with many turns, the Head, with a nimbus Rays surrounded, to the right Deviations: Vs. M| AlAAOVMENIANOiC i ; — Rs. Writing incomplete i I Berlin Cat. 84.64 — 2 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 296,202 without illustration; Eckhel cat. 59.45 [Mionnet p. 2, 159, 599]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 905, 109 — 3 Mus. Theup. 1009; Arneth meeting b. 9, 905, HO. — See also below 1872*. — (2 and 3 are from the same stamps, the obverse of i from the same stamp as those of 1817.1 and 1820.1.) likewise nA I NIKOnOAlTflN npo etc. A. C ICTP Nodular Rod, of a snake, with the Head right, wrapped around Illustration of the Rs. I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 159, 600 ; probably the same piece before at Vaillant num. size 125 Queen Christine's collection Whether the type that often appears on small coins should be interpreted as the staff of Asclepius is, remains uncertain; the stick could also represent a tree stump (cf. to 1786). K M OnnCA ANTHNI AIAAOVME NIANOC head right. by ArpinnAiNiKonoAiTON npo etc. A. C ICT tripod, on which There is a snake in the middle foot curled up Deviations: vs. writing incomplete i. 2; — Rs. Nl KOTTOAlTflN TT "• >■ A. POC ICTP I I Hague - 2 Paris Mionnet p. 2 161, 612 - 3 in trade
464 MOESIA INFERIOR [Diadumenianus] 1826 K M OnnEA ANTflNI AIAAOVME- j VH ArPlüHA NIKOnOAlTHN HP K 27 NIANjOC head r. etc. A. OC ICTPfl Closed City gate with gallery, of two Towers bordered with battlements and in the middle by a third Tower towers over Deviations: Vs. ... OTTEA ANTßNI AIAAOV... 2; — Rs. NIKO- TTOAlTßN TT "• i- A. POC ICT 2 — Writing uncertain 3 I Sophia — 2 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 297, 203 Fig. [Gessner imp. CLVI, 19] correct under Diadumenianus; Eckhel cat. 61.68 erroneous under Gordianus; likewise Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 151 — 3 Sestini descr. 47.97 [Mionnet pp. 2, 161, 611] by Ainslie The Vienna coin certainly belongs to Diadumenianus and is certainly also under him Governor Agrippa minted; Froelich read VIT ArPITTTTA on it, which is now... thing is no longer visible. 1827 K26 (Statius Longinus) head r, AAOVMENIANOC K IParis Vn CTATI AONriNOV NIKOnOAl- TflN nPOC et al. A.ICTPON Zeus 1. sitting, on the front. R. Nike with wreath in the R. him facing, the L. towards the scepter supported 1828 K26 1829 K28 [Kr] M OnnEA ANTflN AIAAOVME- j VH ÜTATIOV AONriNOjV NIKOHO- NIANOC Br. m. P. and M. r. AITOJ et al. A. n[POC IC] Zeus with bowl and scepter 1. sitting Deviations: Vs. ANTflN AIAAOVMEN... 2; — Case V AONTI- NO!V I — vn CTATIOV AONriNOlV 2 — i. A. n 2 (after Chaudoir supplemented), nothing to be seen i I Mandl — 2 St. Petersburg, formerly Chaudoir corr. 49, 2 On the obverse of the first copy there may have been a letter in front of the M* on the second, Chaudoir read M OTTEA, but nothing can be seen anymore. M On€A AlAAOVjMCNIANOC KAI likewise vn [CTA AONriNOV] NIKOnOAl- TON and other POC ICT as well Deviations: vs. M 0TT6AAI and head (instead of breast with robe?) 2; — Rs. VIT I — AONriNOV 2 I Munich. — |j — 2 (= i ?) Sestini descr. 46, 91 [Mionnet p. 2, 162, 614] supposedly by Ainslie The governor's name cannot be seen on the Munich copy; but it is found a reverse with the same distribution of writing under Macrinus (above n. 1723). VTT CTA AONriNOV, and the Sestini copy also matches this; it is too It's quite possible that he just accidentally cites the Ainslie collection for it, while It was actually in the Cousinery collection, i.e. identical to the Munich one could be.
NICOPOLIS 465 1830 K26 [Diadumenianus] ANTHN AIAA0VM6NIAN0C VH CTATIOV AONT... NIKOHOAIT also etc. F. flN | HP, i. A. OC ICTPO. Naked Zeus, only with the chla- mys over the 1st shoulder, with shell and scepter 1. standing I Milan Mus. Sanclem. 3.24 [Mionnet p. 2, 162, 613] 1831 K27 1833 K28 1833 K27 1835 K27 M On€A AIAAOV. likewise NIANOC K Vn CTA AOWINÖ NIKOHiOAlinN likewise, but without that Chlamys I Schmidt. — Here perhaps the coin from Wiczay 2224 [Mionnet p. 2, 164, 628], on which Sestini 37.48 wanted to recognize a representation of Diadumenianus; see below 1870*. A AIAAÖiM6NIAN0C K also VH CTA AONT OAITflN TTPOC IC Zeus with lightning and Scepter r. standing and 1. looking I Rollin When describing the back, I didn't specify whether Zeus was dressed or not is naked; but he is probably depicted with a bare torso like on the similar one. "Legal coin of Macrinus, above after 1725" K M OHEA ANTON AIAAIOVMENI- ANOC as well I Copenhagen — 2 Rollin 1834 K M OnnEA AlÄAOVMENIANOi: K27 likewise from CTATIOV AONr;INOV NIKOnO- AITHN et al. F. nPiO:, i. A. ICTPO Hera in a long robe and man- tel 1. standing, in the foregoing. R. the bowl, the L. placed on the scepter supports from CTATIOV AONirijNOV NIKOn and i. A. nPOC I, i. F CTIPfl as well 1 Paris ..HEA ANTON AIA[AOVMEN]IA- NOC as well from CTATIOV AON"|INOV NIK[OnO- AIJTOJ et al. A. npoc I, i. F. CT|Pn likewise Weight: 10.72(1) Deviations: Vs. ...fTEA ANTflN AIA i — — Rs.AO T£M I — NIK. to see 2 I Athens Cat. 856 (corrected from a cast) — 2 Moscow. — See below 1835*. The incomplete writing of the reverse of the Athens copy could also be the same as that of n. 1834 needs to be supplemented. The ancient coins of northern Greece I. 3^ nEA ANTflN ....IAN0C2; 2 - the letters in the field are not
466 MOESIA INFERIOR 1836 K26 T. XIV, 19 1837 K26 1838 K27 [Diadumenianus] . mAAl AIAAÖ M6NIANOC K Vn CTA AONTINOV NIKOHOAlTflN Br. m. P. and M. r. TTPOC et al. A. IC Demeter im long robe and coat 1. ste- hend, in the R. ears of corn, the L. up the torch supported on which a snake coils up; before her the half-opened basket which a second snake joins 1. winds up to the ears of grain (= 1730) Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: Vs. beginning of writing missing 2.3; — Rev. Beginning of writing is missing 3 — NIKOTTOA (ending missing) 1 I Mandl — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 74.56 (the type is erroneously referred to as Hygieia draws) — 3 Sophia. — (The Rs. 2 and 3 are from the same stamp.) About the type see the introduction on p. 340. K M OHEAAI ANTflNI } AIAAOVME- NIANOC: head right, neck slightly th robe from CTATI AONriNO|V I NIKOnOAl- THN nPO et al. A.L ICTPn Demeter in a long robe and Coat 1. standing, row two ears of corn that L. placed on the scepter supports (= 1732) Deviations: Vs. middle of the writing is missing 3 - end is missing 2 - supposedly ANT AIAAOVMENIANOC 4; — Rs. of ETAT: AONT AlTßN 2 — i. A incomplete 3 — ff V instead of VTT (0 4 — distribution uncertain 4 I Imhoof Overbeck Art Mythology 3, 498, 29, Coin Panel VIII, 32 — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 163, 620; probably the same piece without the correct writing of the Rs. in Vaillant num. gr. 125 [Mionnet p. 2, 165, 632]; see above 1791* 2 — 3 Schmidt (von Mandl, Egger Ver- purchase cat. 8, 183). — [j — 4 Hofifmann le numismate 1666. — (The Rs. of 3 is from the same stamp as that of 1732.) K M OnnEA ANTON AIAAOVME NIANOC Br. m. P. and M. r. from CTATIOV AONjriNOV NIKOnO- Alin and i. F. N njP, i. A.O.C ICTPn as well Deviations: vs. writing in the middle incomplete i — M OTTTTEA ANTßN AIA KAI 3; — Rs. ....lOV AONiriNOV i — Vn CTATIOV A OV 2 — i. A. OC ICTP 3 I Bucharest — 2 London Cat. 49.55. — '; — 3 Chaix descr, 38. — Compare after 1835''=. 1835* K II M OnnEA ANTiiN AIAAOTMENIANOC Br. (m. robe) r. TU CTATIOY AONriNOY NIKO DFOC ICTPO Goddess 1. standing, in the R. bowl, in the L. Scepter 1 Wiczay 2221 [Mionnet pp. 2, 164, 623] and slightly different Sestini 37,47 If Caronni's description is correct, Hera is depicted on the back and If the coin belongs to 1835, it may even be identical to the Moscow example. According to Sestini, on the other hand, in which the writing is partly stated differently (Vs. M OriEA and at the end K, Rs. at the end only IC), the goddess holds ears of grain in the R. would therefore be seen as Demeter, so that the coin would belong to 1837 or 1838.
NICOPOLIS 467 1839 K27 [DiacUinicniamis] M OnCA AIAAÖ|M€NIANOC K VH CTA AONTINOV NIKOHOAlTflN also TTP etc. A. OC IC Naked Apollo lon 1. standing, in the prev. R. Shell, in the 1st arm, over which the Chlamys hangs the bow Weight: 13.30(2) — 12.05(1) I Gotha — 2 Schmidt, formerly Mandl (Egger Sales - Cat. 8,185); both sides from the same stamps. The rather rare depiction of ApoUon with bowl and bow can also be found on a coin of Severus (aft. 1340) and is depicted on plate XV, 7. 1840 K26 1841 K26 1842 K27 1843 K27 1844 K27 K M On€AAI AIA1[A0VM€NI]AN0C likewise Vn CTA AONriNOV NI[KOnOAI- THN nP]OC I and i. A. CTPON Naked ApoUon 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl in which lowered L. branch I Naples Cat. 6314 inaccurate (corrected after a cast). — (The verse is from the same stamp as that from n. 1869, after which the writing is added; the Rs. is probably the same the following.) M On€A AIAAOV|M€NIANOC K likewise from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTON likewise Deviations: vs. at the end KAI (0 2; — Rs. writing uncertain 2 I Munich. — 1| — 2 Sestini descr. 46.94 [Mionnet pp. 2, 163, 621] by Ainslie (if these Statement is not due to an oversight and the coin was in the Cousinery collection, i.e. identical to the Munich one) M OmA AIAAÖ|M€NIANOC K likewise from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTHN nPOC I and i. A. CTPON Artemis as hunter r. striding, (= 1740) Weight: 10.46(1) Deviations: Rs. VTT CTA AONH AlTßN 2— NIKOnOAlTflN i-3 I Berlin Cat. 83, 58 — 2. 3 in trade. — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as the one from 1861.) M OÜEA AIAAÖ|MENIANOC K likewise Weight: 13.07 I Berlin Cat. 83, 57 from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAl- TON • npoc I and i. A. CTPn Artemis as before, but next to it her the hunting dog K M OnnEA ANTON AIAAOVME NIANOL as well Weight: 10.32 I Gotha .Sestini Lett. 9.6 [Mionnet p. 2, 162, 617] from CTATIOV AONrijNOV NIKOnO- AIT04 etc. A. nPOC IC as well
468 MOESIA INFERIOR 1845 K28 1846 K27 1847 K27 T. XVI, 13 1848 K27 1849 K26 [Diadumenianus] K M OnCAAl ANTfl AIAAOVM€NIA- 1 Vü CTATI AONriNOjV NIKOHOAI- N[OC] head r. THN HP et al. F. OC \ ICT, i. A PON Athena 1. standing, in the prev. R. a large bowl, the L. leaning on the spear; in front of her a flaming altar Deviations: Vs. QC Jim Final missing 3 — | AlAAOVMeNIANOC » — I AIAAOVMENIAN....2; — Rs. ....ATI i — .. CTATI 3 — NIKOnO 3 — . . KO 2 — i. A. nothing to see i. 3 1 Belgrade — 2 Bucharest — 3 Krupka. — (The Rs. of i and 3, and probably also those of 2 are from the Sellien stamp.) K M OÜEAAI ANTON ENIANOC likewise I Basel (description by Imhoof) M On€AAI AIAAOV:M€NIANOC KAI Br. m. P. and M. r. From CTATI AONriNjOV NIKO.... Athena at the altar like before, but the left on shield and spear supported from CTA AONriNOV NIKOjnOAl- TflN HP et al. A. OC ICTPO Nike with raised wings 1. standing, lowered forward th R. a wreath, in the 1st arm, the on one decorated with Taenie Stele is supported, a long one palm branch Illustration of the Rs. 1 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. i, 118, XXI, 8; Eckhel cat. 59.44 [Mionnet pp. 2, 163, 618]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 905, iii M On€A AIAAÖMCNIANOC K likewise from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTON TTPOC ICT Hermes with pouch I and staff 1. standing Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing 2; — Rs. AONf OTTOAlTflN 2 — npoc .... I — NiKonoAiTnN 3 I Leake Suppl. 136 — 2 Paris. — 1|— 3 Wiczay 2222 [Mionnet p. 2, 163, 619]; Sestini 37.46 [K?] M OnCA AIA AOVMENIANOC VH CTATI AONflNOV NIKOHOAI- also Tn[N HPOC IC etc. F. below T|Pn] Naked Hermes with winged shoes hen 1. standing bent over, the r. Foot on a stone, the r. Poor with the lowered Kerykeion the r. Knee supported, 1st arm with the chlamys on the back IParis. — (The reverse is probably from the same stamp as that from n. 1753.) About the type, see the comments on 1753 and on the "Coins of Gordianus.
NICOPOLIS 469 1850 K27 1851 K27 1853 K27 1853 K27 1854 K27 Blackboard XVII, 6 1855 K27 Blackboard XVII, 13 1856 K27 [Diadumenianus] M OmA AlÄAOVMeNIANOC K likewise M I Choinowski. OHEA AlAjAOVMENIANOIC likewise Vn CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTflN TT.....Dionysus with grape and Thyrsos 1st standing (= 1755) I wrote down a similar piece in Bucharest. from CTA AOrriNÖ NIKOnOAlTON TTPOC I Asklepios forward standing and facing 1st, row up supported the serpent staff 3 — the C at the end is missing i ; —Rs. .nEA I AIA Deviations: Vs AON"INOV (0 3 I Berlin Cat. 83.60; probably the copy from Allier in Mionnet p. 2,162,615; Dumersan 21 — 2 Hunter — 3 Rollin M OnCAAl AIAAOV|M€NIANO . . likewise I Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 184) AIAAIOVMENIANO: same from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTON TTPOC et al. A. IC as well (= 1756) [Vn CTATIOV] AONiriNOV NIKOnO- AITON et al. F. nPjOC, i. A. ICTPfl likewise {= 1757) I Rollin. — (The reverse is probably from the same stamp as that from n. 1757, according to which the The beginning of the text has been added here.) from CTATIOV AONriNÖ NIKOnO- AITHN nPOC IC etc. F. TPjO Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing likewise (the beginning of the writing is missing also here) Rs. from CTATIOV AONriNOV NIKO- Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 2; noAiTfin np IC 2 I Rollin. — II — 2 Sestini descr. 46.92 [Mionnet pp. 2, 162, 616] by Ainslie . ... AlAAOVjMENIANOC KAI m. P. and M. r. Illustration of the Rs. I Munich Br. from CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTHN nPOC I Naked, unbearded he- rakles r. standing, the R. to the Club supported, over the 1st shoulder and the 1st arm the lion skin M On€A AIAAOV|M€NIANOC K likewise from CTA AOWINÖ NIKOnOAlTflN nPOC ICT Heracles as before, but standing to the left Deviations: Vs, first half of the font is missing 3 — AIAAOV NOC K 4! — Rs. AONRNÖ I. 2 — at the end nPOC I.. 3 — NIKOnOAl 4 I Mandl — 2 Sophia — 3 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1009 [Mionnet pp. 2, 163, 622]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 904, 104. — 1| — 4 Scott num. chron. 14 (1852) 112. — Here, perhaps also the coin from Vaillant num. gr. 125 [Mionnet p. 2, 165, 631] with the wrong one Reading VHO AI nONTIANOV; see above i79i*,i-
470 MOESIA INFERIOR 1857 K27 [Diadumenianus] [M OnCAAl] AIAA0V1M€NIAN0C KAI VH CTA AONPINOV NIKOHOAITON Br. m. P. and M. r. TTPOC [IC] Naked (bearded?) Heracles in the position of Farnese r. (= 1759) Deviations: Vs. and Rs. the letters in brackets are missing (after 2 supplemented) 1 Munich. — 1| — 2 Mus. Arigoni l imp. size X, 145 1858 K28 1859 K27 1860 K26 1861 K27 M OmAAl AIAA0V1M€N also Vn CTA AON[riNOV NIKOÜOAI- Tn]N TTPOC ICT Naked teen licher Heracles 1. stepping forward, with the club in the raised row. to strike against those around r. leg twisted hydra lend, whose one head he with the L. caught (= 1760) 1 Munich. — (The reverse is from the same stamp as that of n. 1760, according to which the Scripture has been added here.) M On€AAI ANTn AIAAOVMENI ANOC head r. [Vn] ETAT! AONriNjOV NIKOHO- AITHN nPOC et al. A. ICT.. Nemesis (or Aequitas?) 1. ste- hend, in the R. the scales, in the 1. Poor staff Deviations: vs. K M OHEA MENIANOC 2 — AIAAOVMENI i; — Rs. ...TATI AONriNlOV i — ..CT ATI AONriNJ... OnOAlTßN nP.... 2 I Munich — 2 Rollin K M OnnEA ANTHN AIAAOVME NIANOC Br. m. Robe r. from CTATIOV AONriN|OV NIKOnO- AITHN [n]PO[C] and others F. IC|TPn Aequitas 1. standing, in the R. the weighing machine, in the 1st arm cornucopia Weight: 11.89(1) Deviations: vs. uncertain 5 — writing in the middle incomplete 2.3 — without K at the beginning 4 - only head (without robe) 4; — Rs. behind AONTINOV "">■ NIKOnOAl.... I — NIKOnOAlTflN 2 — PO. 3 — at the end NIKO- TTOAlTnN TTPOC I (nothing in the field?) 4 — writing uncertain 5 I Athens Cat. 857 — 2 Rollin — 3 Sophia (after a cast) — 4 Sophia (description exercise by Tacchella). — 1| — 5 Sestini descr. 46.93 [Mionnet pp. 2, 164, 627] by Ainslie [M On€]A AIAAÖM€NIANOC K Vü CTA AONriN[OV] NIKOHOAI- also TflN TTP etc. A. OC IC Neme- sis-Aequitas 1. standing, in the R. the scales, in the 1st arm cornucopia; the wheel on the ground I Berlin Cat. 83, 59. — (The obverse is from the same stamp as that of n. 1842, i, where- after the writing has been added here.)
NICOPOLIS 471 1862 K27 1863 K27 1864 K26 1865 K26 1866 K27 [Diadumenianus] K M OnnEA ANTflN AIAAOVME- VH CTATIOV AONflNO |V NIKOÜO- NIANOC as well as AITON HPOC I and others. A.CTPH I Concordia with Kalathos, bowl I and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Vs. not specified 4 — beginning of the writing missing i. 2 — End missing 2; — Rs. End of the circular is missing i. 2 — supposedly VTT AVP AON- riNOV NIKOnOAlTßN nP ICTP 4 I Munich — 2 Sophia — 3 Vienna Arneth Session area. 9, 905, 113. — [| — 4 Vaillants num. gr. 125 [Mionnet p. 2, 165, 629] from the Jobert collection [K?] M OÜEA ANTflN AIAAOVME- NIANOC as well Vn CTATIOV A|ON|riOV(so!) NIKO- nOAlTON etc. F. nP|OC, i. A lETPfl Liberalitas 1. standing, in the previous R. the tablet, in 1. Arm the cornucopia Deviations: Vs. ...EA ANTßN AIAAOV.... i — .... AN... AAOVMENIAN .... 4 — at the end AIAAOV.... 5; — Rs. AONIHN.... (?) and i. F. TTPL i — Circular uncertain 5 — nothing to see in the section i. 5 I Bucharest — 2.3 Rollin — 4 Sophia. — ij— 5 Chaix descr. 39 M OnCA AIAAOV M6NIAN0C K likewise IParis; see below 1864* M On€A AIAAOVIMCNIANO.. same ..A AONTINOV I NIKOnOA T y c h e with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia 1. standing from CTATI AON....|NIKOnOAITnN etc. F. nPjOC, i. A. ir.T.. as well, but perhaps without the Kalathos I Vienna Mus. Theup. 1009 [Mionnet p. 2, 164, 625] with poor reading of the scriptures both sides; the Rs. better at Arneth Sessionsber. 9, 905, 114 M On^AAl AlAAOVjM^NIANOC KAI likewise from CTA AONriNOV NjIKOnOAl- THN nPOC I Tyche with Kala- thos, rudder and cornucopia standing to the right Deviations: Vs. at the end K i I Mandl - 2 Paris; see below 1864* It would be possible that on both coins the small Pluto next to the cornucopia has been seen; cf. n. 1868, where the writing is distributed in exactly the same way. 1864* M OIlilEA ANTliN AIAAOTMENIANOC KAI 1 111 CTA AONFINOT NIKOliOAimN IIPOC K(27) Br. m. robe r. I IC... Standing Tyche I Mionnet pp. 2, 164, 624 Since Mionnet does not cite a source, the coin would have to be in Paris; but the description fits exercise for neither of the two Paris examples (aft. 1864 and 1866). What the description I couldn't tell if it went back; In any case, the writing of the verse is inaccurate given. *
472 MOESIA INFERIOR [1867] K27 1868 K28 T. XIX, 7 186D K28 1870 K26 [Diadumenianus] K M OHEAAI AlAjAOVMENIANOC VH CTATI AONPINOV NIKOHOAI- Br. m. robe r. TflN HPOC I and i. A. CTPON Tyche standing forward and r. looking Deviations: vs. head (without robe?) 2; — Rs. VTT CTA and ICTPON 2 — Tyche with Kalathos 2 (but maybe also with i) I Sophia (description by Tacchella). — 1| — 2 Sestini descr. 46, 90 from Ainslie Here too, the small Pluto s (see 1868) could easily be overlooked. M OmAAl AIAA0V1M6NIAN0C KAI Vn CTA AONTINOV NIKOHOAI... TTPOC I Tyche (or Euposia) with Kalathos r. standing, in the R. the rudder, in the 1st arm Cornucopia, with a small one at the bottom Child 1. sits Illustration of the Rs. I Munich. — See above 1866. Svoronos, who first described the coin, certainly correctly interprets the child as a flu tos. In the goddess we may recognize the same personification that appears on coins from Hierapolis in Phrygia is called EVTTOCIA (cf., Imhoof-Blumer monnaies grecques 401,110 pl. G26; revue suisse de num. 6, 67 and 7.40). It should be noted that showed that the title £'!)j:oatC(p)(Tj? occurs in our area, in Odessos and Tomis (cf. Perrot memoires d'archeol. 197; Kleinsorge 40). K M OmAAl AIAIAOVMENIANOC j VH CTA A TON HPOC also I I and i. A. CTPON as well I Sophia. — Compare above 1867. — (The obverse is from the same stamp as that from 1840; The Rs. is from a different stamp like the previous one, where there is certainly nothing in the section stands.) nCA AIAAÖMENIAN... also VH CTA j AO NIKOHOAITHN TTPO et al. A. C I Kaiser with fluttering coat on horseback Gallop r. , in the raised R. the spear; under the horse Barbarian 1. kneeling and the R. er- lifting Deviations: vs. |MENIAN i; — Rs. .. . NIKOnOAlTfin nPO.... i I Krupka — 2 Paris Mionnct pp. 2, 165, 630 not entirely accurate 1870* K II Writing illegible. Br nus with robe r. of Diadumenia TU CTA NlKOiJOATTiiN IIPOC I Diadumenianus with paludamentum 1. I standing, in the R. bowl, in the L. spear I Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe 1,37,48 The conception of the figure as Diadumenianus is probably based on an error in Sestini, although probably it wouldn't be impossible; in Caronni's Cat. Wiczay 2224 [Mionnet p. 2, 164, 628]. simply referring to her as a male figure; it is probably a Zeus = above 1831. . •
NICOPOLIS 1871 K26 1872 K27 1873 K22 w 1874 K21 473 [Diadumenianus] [M OHEjA AlÄAÖIMENIANO[C K] likewise Vn CTA AONriNOV NIKOnOAlTHN TTPO and below C I eagle with spread wings forward standing and head with wreath in the beak 1. raising Rs. ....INOV I — AON- Deviations: vs. AIAAOV|M€NIANOC K 3; TIN OAITHN 3 I Paris Blanchct revue num. 1892, 75, 57 — 2 Rollin — 3 Sophia [M OnCAAl likewise .AOVM€NIA]NOC K Vn CTA AON[riNOV NIKOnjOAl- THN nPOC [ICT] as well I Munich, formerly Cousinery, Sestini descr. 46.95 [Mionnet p. 2, 164, 626] The letters in brackets, which can no longer be read, are according to Sestini's instructions. writing added. (without governor's name) K M On6AAI AlAAOVMeNIANOC Br. m. P. and M. r. NIKOnOAlTON nPOCC(so!) ICTPn Concordia with Kalathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 4.80(1) Deviations: Vs. perhaps without K at the beginning 3 - first half of the text missing 2; — Rs. Beginning of writing is missing i — End is missing 4 — TTPOC ICTPß (0 2 I Imhoof — 2 Odessa Univ. — 3 Philippople — 4 Sophia. — (i and 4 are from the same stamps.) also NIKOHOAITOIN | HPOC ICTPH likewise < Weight: 6.33 I London Cat. 49, 56; maybe this piece at Sestini descr. 47.98 from Ainslie 1872* K II 1872*^ K— K M Ori NOC AIAAOTM^NIANOC head r. . CTA ....HNOr NIKOlIOAimN IIPOC ICTPQ snake, wound up in coils directed I Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe i, 37, 49; the same coin before without the governor's name in Caronni's Cat. Wiczay 2223 [Mionnet p. 2, 166, 638] It is possible that Sestini correctly described the Rs.; but there is the governor's name In any case, it was difficult to read, he could have misread it, so maybe but Tri ArPIIlllA was written on the coin (= above 1823). In any case, the description must exercise is considered unsafe; the writing of the verse is certainly not correctly stated. ad umcni an u s (Vs. not described) | NIKOIIOAITßN nPOSin'PON Standing 1 Nike I godmother thes. Mauroc. 131 Since the size information is missing and the type of Nike on small coins cannot be proven- is bar, then one can perhaps assume that a larger piece is meant on which the governor's name was illegible (= 1800 fg.); In any case, the description is inadequate- sticky to pick them up at the top.
474 MOESIA INFERIOR 1875 K17 [Diadumenianus] K M OnnEA I ANTONINOC head r. i NIKOnGjAlTON Asclepius after standing in front and 1. looking, the R. leaning on the snake staff Deviations: vs. ANTßNINO|C 4 - end of the text is missing 3 I. 2 Bucharest — 3 Philippopel — 4 Rollin — 5 Wien Schottenstift 1876 K17 [1877] K(i8) 1878 K17 1879 K17 Blackboard XVIII, 33 1880 K17 K M OnnEA I ANTONINOC Br. m. Robe r. NIKOnO|AITnN Concordia with Kalathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; in front of her an altar Deviations: Vs. M OTT€A.... 5 — ANT..,. 4 I Budapest University — 2 Iverscn — 3 Mandl (Egger sales cat. 8, 188) — 4 Paris. — 1| — 5 (= 4?) Mionnct pp. 2, 166, 641, IV, 1 by d'Hermand K M On€A AIAAOVM€NIANOC i NIKOHOAITON ÜPOC ICTPfl likewise | likewise I Mionnet pp. 2, 166, 640; Dumersan Cat. Allier 21 The coin is no longer traceable; but the present description seems correct K M OnnEA I ANTHNINOC head r. NIKOnOAliTflN nPOC (see above, without I) Concordia with bowl and filling horn 1. standing I Bucharest K M OnnEA 1 as well NIKOnOAI|[TnN nPO]C (like this, without I) Female figure 1. standing, in the previous R. Exchange (?), in the 1st arm Cornucopia Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 2.23 I London Cat. 49, 58 The type of the Rs. is like that of a large coin of Macrinus (above after 1708) called Ubertas because Gardner thought the attribute in the R. was a stock exchange. After However, from the cast it appears to be a poorly drawn bowl like that previous coin, which is probably from the same stamp. It is therefore likely that There is also a representation of the Concordia here. K M OnnEA ANTHNINOC head r. NIKOnOIAITHN Tyche with Kala- thos, rudder and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Vs. ANTßNINOJC 2 — K M OnHYA ANflTINOC (so!) 3 I Lübbecke — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 166, 639. — 11 — 3 Sestini descr. 47.101 from Ainslie 1874* K III AIAAOTMENIAN head right. 1 iNlKOnOAmiN IIPOC I Eros, on the surrounding i swept torch supported I Sestini descr. 47,100 [Mionnet pp. 2, 166, 635] by Ainslie The description could be correct; but there the type was otherwise in the time of Macrinus is not verifiable and Sestini sometimes makes mistakes when specifying the heads, that's how it is Better to see them as insecure for the time being.
NICOPOLIS 475 1881 K i6 1882 K i8 1883 K i8 1884 K i8 1885 K i6 1886 K i8 1887 K i8 [Diadumenianus] also [NIKjOinOAlinN Half-opened one Basket from which the snake 1. crawls out Weight: 2.52 I Schmidt, formerly Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8,189) The first letters of the city name cannot be seen, but according to the Given the space available, no other addition is possible. K M OHEA AlAAOVMENIAiNO: Br m. robe r. NIKOnOAIT|nN nPOC IC Knotiger Stick (or tree stump), from one Snake entwined (= 1786/7) Weight: 4.53(0 Deviations: Vs. not specified 3 — uncertain (at Sestini arbitrary K M OnnEA ANTßNINOC) 4; — Rs. nPOC I 4 1 Athens Cat. 858 - 2 Paris. — \\ — Here or to the following number 3 Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVI, 369 [Mionnet p. 2, 166, 637] — 4 Wiczay 2180 [Mionnet p. 2, 118, 366] under Commodus; Sestini 37.50 correct under Diadumenianus; see above 1250*. NIKOnOAllTHN HPOC IC as well K M OHEA AIAAOVMENIANOC head r. 1 Leake Europe Gr. 79 — 2 St. Petersburg. — Cf. 1882,3 [K M] OnnEA I ANTnNIN[OC] likewise NIKOAI|TnN (like this!) HP and below OC IC as well Deviations: vs. writing almost completely destroyed i - beginning and end missing 2; — Rs. nPO O (0 3 — supposedly NIKOnOAlTHN ""d in the field TP IC 4 I Munich — 2 Stuttgart. — |! — 3 cats. Welzl 1371. — Probably also 4 Wiczay 2225 here (without the letters in the field); Sestini 37.51 K M OnnEA 1 ANTONINOC as well | NIKOÜO AITON as well Weight: 3.95(4) Deviations: vs. second half of the writing is missing 4 — |.NTfl ' I Bucharest — 2 Leake Europ. Gr. 79 — 3 London Cat. 49, 59 — 4 Schmidt, first Mandl (Egger sales cat. 8,190) — 5 Vienna Eckhel cat. 60.49 [Mionnet pp. 2, 166, 636]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 905, 116. — 1|— 6 (=3?) Sestini descr. 47.99 from Ainslie NIKOnOAlTON nPOC ICTPON Bunch of grapes on a branch M On€A AIA| K Br. m. Ge- wall r. Weight: 2.65 (i) Deviations: Vs. M onCA Nl(0 K 2; — Rs. . iKOnOAlTflN nPO 2 I Gotha - 2 Paris; probably this copy in Mionnet p. 2, 167, 643, IV, 2 by d'Her- mand. — (i and 2 appear to be from the same dies.) K M On[EA AIAAO]VMENIA|NOC 1 NIKOHOAITON HPOC ICT as well head r. I Deviations: Vs. AOVMENIAN... »; — Rs. NIKOTTOAlTflN RON (= 1886) 1 1 Bucharest — 2 London Cat. 49, 57
476 MOESIA INFERIOR 1888 K17 1889 K19 1890 K18 [1891] K(i8) 1892 K17 1893 K26 T. XIII, 20 [Diadumenianus] K M OnnEA I ANTHNINOC head r. NIKO nOAlTflN nPOC in the field ICTP n Deviations: vs. first half of the writing is missing 3 - end is missing 2 1 Sophia — 2 Vienna Arneth vsession report. 9, 905, 115. — [| — 3 Sestini mus. Ilederv. party European I, 37, 53 likewise also NIKO nOAlTfl N npoc I CTPn Deviations: Vs. allegedly K A AIA M A KOMMOAOC 3; — Rs. without (sl am Beginning of the third line (?) 3 — at the end CTPON 0) 2 I Iversen — 2 Rollin. — 1| — This probably also includes 3 the one attributed to Commodus Coin at Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe i, 32, l; see above 1251*. likewise likewise NIKO nOAl SOUND HP C ICTP I St. Petersburg. — The letter Q between TJP ""^ C is missing likewise likewise NIKO nOAlT HN npoc iCTPn I Wiczay 2226 [Mionnet p. 2, 167, 642]; Sestini 37.52 Since the Rs. recurs in the following coin, the description is to be regarded as reliable. K M OnEA AIAAOVMENIANOC likewise I Mandl likewise ANTHNEINOC Elagabalus (Novius Rufus) head m Illustration of the Rs. 1 Löbbecke VnANOBPOV(J)OV NIK OC etc. F. ICT|PON Zeus with naked Upper body 1. sitting, on the previous. R. small Nike 1. floating, the L. leaning on the scepter 1892* K I i Elagabalus (Vs. not described) (pA OTAIIIAN NlKOllOAIT IIPOC 1 city- thor, and above the front of one temple I Vaillant number. gr. 129 [Mionnet p. 2, 175, 686] by Foucault As the governor's name shows, it is a coin of Caracalla; it is that Piece now in Naples, described above after 1585.
NICOPOLIS 477 [1894] K(27) 1895 K27 1896 K26 1897 K27 1898 K26 [Elagabalus] AV K M AVPH ANTONINOC as well as VH NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOHOAI- TflN TT Zeus with bowl and scepter 1. seated Deviations: vs. not specified i; — Rs. Writing uncertain i 1 Sestini descr. 47,108 [Mionnet p. 2,167,646] from Ainslie — 2 Webster num. chron. 1873, 20 from the Subhy Bey auction Webster, whose description this number is based on, gives the Rs. as a conclusion the font TT.I.CI. to. in which perhaps ff... IGT lies; also the distribution of Scripture is uncertain; but the description given for the type by Sestini also seems to be is supported and is also credible. AVT M AVPi ANTn...NOC also VH NOBIOV POV(t)OV NIKOHOAI- TflN nPOC ICTPON Naked Zeus with bowl and scepter 1. standing Deviations: vs. not described 3 — ANT...NOC i — ANTß.... 2; — Rs. Scripture not specified 3 — the god partially clothed (?) 3 I London Cat. 50.60 — 2 Munich. — 1| — Here or to one of the following numbers maybe 3 Vaillant num. gr. 107 incorrect under Caracalla [Mionnet p. 2, 167, 645 correct under Elagabalus]. — See also 1897,2. AVT M AVP 1 ANTQN[€INOC] Br. m. L.P.M.r. Vn NOBIOV POVcl)OV N|IK|OnOAI- TflN nPOC I and i. F. CTPION likewise Deviations: Vs. /\[M"r.., 2 1 Bucharest — 2 Vienna, formerly Welzl Cat. 1373; Arneth meeting area. 9, 905, ii8a. — (The Obverse of I is from the same stamp as that of 1932,1; see also 1927,2 and 1931*.) The J2 in the emperor's name has a shape that makes it easy to take for Q since it is below is completely closed. AVT M AVP I as well from NOBIOV P0V<1)0V NIKOnOAl- CTP N likewise TnNHP et al. F. OC I O Deviations: Vs. AVT M AVP ANTONINOC (perhaps the ß = that of 1896) 2; — Rs. at the end jfiN TTPOC ICTP 2 I Copenhagen Ramus cat. i, loi, 6 [Mionnet p. 2, 171, 669]. — [[ — Here (if not to 1895) 2 Wise num. Bodleian. 65 Ramus describes the type as a genius; but the beard seemed safe to me. AVTKMAVP I ANTflNEINOC Br. with ray crown, armor and Coat r. vn NOBIOV POVc|)Ö 1 NIKOnOAl- THN nPOC etc. A. ICTPn Zeus, naked, only with the chlamys over the 1st shoulder, 1st standing, in the R. the bowl, the L. on the scep- ter supported; at his feet the Eagle Weight: 13.15 (2) I Munich — 2 Schmidt, formerly Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 193). — (The vs. of 2 is from the same stamp as the one from 1926.2.)
478 MOESIA INFERIOR 1899 K26 1900 K26 1901 K26 1902 K27 T. XIV, 5 1903 K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH { ANTHN Br. m. L. P. M. r. Deviations: Vs. ANTflN... — PO.... NIKOnOAlT^N 2 I Löbbecke — 2 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 905, 118 AVT KM- AVP j ANTONEINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. OC Vn NOBIOV POV[(J)OV] NIKOnO- AITHN rPOC IC etc. F. TPj^N Zeus with a naked torso standing forward and 1. looking, in the lowered row the lightning bolt, the L. leaning on the scepter I — AN OC 2; — Rs. POV AlTflN i VHA NOB POVc|)|OV NIKOHOAI- TflN nP and i. F. OCjTP e IC |0N Sarapis standing forward, raising the R. ben, in the 1st arm the scepter Weight: 12.30(2) Deviations: Vs. without k (?) 2 — AVT M AVP | ANTßNINOC i I St. Petersburg Academy — 2 Schmidt, formerly Mandl (Egger Sales Cat. 8, 191) — 3 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. I, 119, XXII, i; Eckhel cat. 60.51 [Mionnet pp. 2, 167, 644]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 905, 117 Br. from NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOÜOAI- THN nPOC I and i. F. CTPjON Sarapis as before, but on the left- standing there AV K M AVPH! ANTHNINOC m. L. P. M. r. I Munich - 2 Philippople AVT K M AVPH \ ANTHNEINOC likewise from NOBIOV P0V4)0V nikoüoai- TDJ nPOC ICTPON Hera im long belted double chiton, with Stephane and veil, 1st ste- hend, in the previous R. shell, the L. leaning on the scepter; to the peacock 1. standing at her feet and looking back at her Illustration of Rs. (4) Deviations: Vs. AV K M AVP | ANTHNINOH 2. 4 I Basel — 2 Bucharest — 3 Paris Mionnet p. 2, 168, 650 AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC Br. with crown, P., M. r. 4 St. Petersburg from NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- SOUND n/a F. POIC I, i. A. [C]TP.. Hera with bowl and scepter 1. standing Weight: 12.54(1) Deviations: Vs. M AVP. .. . ANTONINOC B""- rn- laurel wreath and gift wall 3; — Rs. I NIKOTTOAlTßN 3 — ^^^ Attribute in the R. un- sure 3 I Athens Cat. 865 — 2 St. Petersburg. — 1| — Here perhaps (if not to Caracalla?) 3 La Motraye voyages i, 431, XIV, 37 [Gessner imp. CLIX, 40 Rs.] (purchased in Lemnos)
NICOPOLIS 479 [Elagalialus] AV K M AVP i ANTHNINOC as well as Vü NOBIOV POV<}>jOV | NIKOHOAI TflN et al. F. nPOlC IC, i. A. TPn likewise I Bucharest — 2 Rollin — 3 Vienna Cimel. Vindob. i, 119, XXI, 14; Eckhel cat. 60, 52 [Mionnet pp. 2, 172, 672]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 127 1904 K27 1905 K27 190ß K27 Blackboard XVI, 22 1907 K26 Blackboard XIV, 25 1904* K II AVT K M AVP likewise ANTHNEINOi: [Vü] NOBIOV POVcJjÖ 1 NIKOHO- AITHN nPOC et al. A. [ICTPO] Demeter with ears of wheat and scepter 1. standing I Philippople. — A similar piece, but the bust of the emperor with laurel wreath (?) instead of the ray crown, was in the Mandl collection; I don't have it seen, but only know it from a letter from the owner, according to which The letters missing on the back of the Philippoeian copy have been added here. AVT M AVP I ANTflNINOC Br. m. L.r. Mr. r. Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: vs. AVT I 2; I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 75, 58 9, 905, 119 Vn-NOBIOV] POVc|)OV NIKOnOAlT and below TT POC -r • - i Ij-y Triptolemos, naked, with only the chiamys above the shoulders, on one of two winged serpents Car r. driving, the R. raised', in the L. the reins (?) - Back below only TTIPOC clearly i. 3 - 2 St. Petersburg — 3 Vienna Arneth meeting AV K M AVPH I ANTflNINOC head m. L. r., slight discomfort on the neck wall Vn NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOA|l- TflN TPOC I and in the field below ^^^ Helios (?) with rays wreath in a two-horse team 1. driving, the R. raised, in the 1st arm scepter Illustration of the Rs. Weight: 13.90 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 6, 1.6 [Mionnet p. 2, 168, 651]. — (The verse is from the same Stamp like the one from 1984.) Since the figure is armored, it appears to be a representation of the emperor Helios to act; Sestini relates the type to the introduction of the worship of God Elagabalus in Rome in 219. Ar K M AIP ANTiiNINOC head (r.) rn A NOB POTtPOT NIKOnOAITiiN IIPOC ICTPON goddess standing at an altar 1., in the R. bowl, in the L. scepter I Sestini descr. 47,103 [Mionnet pp. 2, 173, 674] by Ainslie The description could be correct, except that TflA for TII.A. to read; but it is It is also conceivable that Sestini made an error in the details of the attributes, so that the coin was once because it must be considered unsafe.
48o MOESIA INFERIOR 1908 K26 1909 K28 1910 K27 1911 K27 1912 K27 1913 K27 1914 K27 [Elagabalus] AV K M AVP I ANTflNINOC head m. L. r. I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 268, 145 Fig. d racalla; Eckhel cat. 60.50 [Mionnct p. 2, AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. IParis AVT K M AVP 1 ANTflNINOC as well Weight: ii,o8 I Athens Cat. 863 AVT M AVP I ANTON as well I Bucharest AVT K M AVP I ANTHNEINO: likewise I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 171, 664 VnA • NOB POVcJ)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN nPOC et al. F.r. ICT PON Naked ApoUon with bowl and laurel branch 1. standing; in front of him a high altar with a Tänie Rs. [Gessner imp. CXLIX, 58] erroneous under Ca- 171, 668]; Arncth meeting area. 9, 906, 129 likewise [Vn NOBIOV POV]ct)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN TPOC I and i. F.CT PON as well from NOBIOV POVci)OV NIKOHOAI- THN nPO et al. F.r. C I CT P.O N likewise from NOB KOnOAlTflN TTPOC IC etc. A. TPn as well AV K M AVP I ANTflNCINOC Br. m L.P.M.r. from NOBIOV POVcj)OV NIKOn[OAI- TONE nPOC ICTPO] Apollon as before, but without the altar Weight: 10.70(1) Deviations: vs. first half of the writing is missing 2 — AVT M AVP ANTONei- NOC 4 — KAI M ANTONINOC 3; — Rs. NIKOn i (after 2 completes) — NiKonoAiTflN nPoc icTPn 2 — n 3 — npoc ICTPON 4 I Gotha — 2 Milan Mus. Sanclem. 3.33. — 1| — 3 Mionnet pp. 2, 172, 670 by d'Her- mand — 4 Webster num. chron. 1873, 20 from the Subhy Bey auction (the type is incorrect referred to as Bacchus) AVT M AVPH I ANTHNEINOC head m. L. r. Deviations: vs. uncertain 6; from NOBIOV P0V4)0V NIKOnOAl- THN V?0 and i. F.C IICTP ON Artemis as hunter r. striding; next to her the hunting dog r. Rs. Prediction of Scripture uncertain 6 I Berlin Cat. 85.68 inaccurate — 2. 3 Munich — 4. 5 St. Petersburg, one of them earlier Chaudoir Sestini Mus. Chaud. 44, 7. — 1| — Here or to the following number 6 Sestini descr. 48,110 [Mionnet pp. 2, 169, 657] by Ainslie
NICOPOLIS 481 11)15 K27 1916 K28 T.XV, 15 1«)17 K27 1918 K27 1919 K27 T.XV, 16 [El.-igabalus] AV K M AVP I ANTflNINOC as well Vn NOBIOV POVcJ)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN TPO etc. F.C ICjTP ON as well Deviations: Vs. | ANT. . 2; I Löbbecke — 2 Paris — 3 St. Petersburg Rs. End of the circular is missing i AVT K M AVPH ] ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. from NOBIOV POVct)OV I NIKOnOAl- TONP and i. F.C ICjTlPON Naked Ares with helmet and boots 1. fall standing, row on shield, the L. placed on the spear supports Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Vs. ANTflNEI... i; — Back end of circular unclear 2 I Munich — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 75, 59. — (The backs of both copies are from the same vStamp.) The figure of the reverse was probably made by the same die cutter as that of the Athena below after 1919, plate XV, 16, which seems to form the counterpart to her; there- According to this, the name Ares should be considered certain, while otherwise could also think of any hero. — The letter at the end of the transcription looks like a dot, but is supposed to mean Q. also VH NOBIOV POVct)0|V [ NIKOHO- AlTflN et al. F.CIC|TiPO TTP N Ares O (or Virtus) with helmet, armor and boots 1. standing, row on the shield, the L. on the spear supported Weight: 12.81 (i) I Athens Cat. 862 — 2 Löbbecke Since the figure here and on the following coin is armored, it has to be left open ask whether Ares or Virtus is meant. AVT M AVP 1 ANTflNINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. I Sophia AVT K M likewise AVP 1 ANTflNEINOC from NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN nPOC ICTP etc. A.ON likewise Vn NOBIOV PO|Vct)Ö NIKOnOAl- TON and i.F.nP|OiC ICTP Athena r. standing, the R. on the spear, the L. supported on the shield Illustration of the Rs. I Rollin About the type see the comment on n. 1916. The ancient coins of Northern Greece I.
482 MOESTA INFERIOR 1920 K26 1921 K27 1922 K26 1923 K27 1924 K27 [Elfigabalus] AVT K M AVP I ANTONINOC Br. m. VH NOBIOV PO[Vct)OV NljKOüO- Kronc and Panzer r. AlTflN TPOiC etc. F. 1. CfPO (like this!) N Athena 1st standing, row on shield, the L. placed on the spear ; supports Deviations: Vs. | ANTßNEINOC and head with laurel wreath 2; — Rs. rpOC ICT 2 IParis. — [j — Here perhaps 2 Mionnet pp. 2, 169, 658 by d'Hermand AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Vn NOBIOV POVct)OV Nl ITHN etc. A. nPOC ICT Athena 1. standing, with the R. around the tall olive tree in front of her- giving something to the snake, the L. akimbo; back behind her the shield and behind it- sem maybe the spear I Sophia The type corresponds almost exactly to that of the coins from Markianopolis, above n. 669, Plate XV, 23 agree; whether the goddess gives the snake poppy stalks here too there, or a shell like on the following coin, is doubtful; also the spear behind the sign is unsafe here. AV K M AVP : ANTflNiNOC Br. m. | Vü NOBIOV POVcjjOV NIK|OnOAI- Krone, P., M. r. [THN nPjOC et al. A. ICTPfl Athena bent over 1. sitting and with the row around a low one tree stump ringed in front of her Serving a bowl to the snake thinking, the L. placed on the spear supports; at the seat of the shield I Löbbecke About the type see the introduction p. 337; a similar depiction on a coin of Markianopolis s. n. 736, plate XV, 28. AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC i as well Br. m. L. P. M. r. I I Mandl AVT K M Head m. L. r. from NOBIOV POVic|)OV NIKOnOAl etc. A. THN^TTPOn ^^^^^^^ ^,^. leaning 1. enthroned, on the front. R. little Nike, facing her, the L. leaning on the spear; on Thrones of Shield 1 Munich
NICOPOLIS 48: 1025 K26 1926 K26 1927 K27 1928 K27 [Elagahalus] AVT K M AVPIANTONEINOC head m. L. r. Deviations: Vs. I Basel - 2 Paris ... AVP AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC m. Krone, P., M. r. Br. VTTMOBIOV POV|c|)OV NIKOÜOAI- TflN TPO etc. F.C IC TP |0N Nike with wreath and palm branch 1. standing Vn NOBIOV POV(J)OV NIKOnOAI- SOUND nPOC ICTP Nike with Wreath and palm branch 1. running and r. looking Weight: 11.25 (2) Deviations: vs. writing illegible 3; — Rs, NIKOTTO 3 — TTPOC I. I Bucharest — 2 Gotha — 3 St. Petersburg. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 1898.) AVT M AVP i ANTQN6IN0C Br. m L.P.M.r. from NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN TPOC IC etc. F. TPjON Naked Hermes with bag and Kerykeion 1st standing, above the 1st Poor Chlamys Deviations: vs. not specified 3 — AV P.IAN... i; — Rs. first Half of the font is missing i — font uncertain 3 I Paris - 2 Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2229; Sestini 38.55; Arneth meeting area. 9, 905, IIi8b. — il — 3 (= ^0 Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet p. 2, 170, 660] from his collection For the form of the ßini imperial name, see n. 1896. AVT K M AVP j ANTHNEINOC m. Krone, P., M. r. Br. from NOBIOV POV
484 MOESIA INFERIOR [Elagabalus] AV K M AV[PH] I ANTHNINOC Head m. L. r., robe at the neck 1929 K26 1930 K27 [1931] K27 1932 K27 1931* K26 Vn NOBIOV POVct)OV NIK[OnOA]l- TflN TPOC I and i. F. CT P|ON Nude male figure, only with chlamys over the r. shoulder and with boots, with crossed ones Legs 1. standing, from the back seen, the L. placed on a stick supported by a snake curled up Deviations: vs. AVP instead of AVPH and without robe (?) 2. 3. 4; — Rs. Scripture indistinct in the middle i. 2 I Inihoof — 2 Dr. Weber. — |i — 3 Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe i, 38, 57 — 4 Chaix descr. 40 (where the figure is described as female) The naming of the figure remains uncertain. The attitude speaks for Hermes, but that Serpent staff for Asclepius or Apollo. Sestini states that the man has one Spear swings in the row, but nothing of this can be seen in l and 2. AVT K M AVP i ANT.. m. Krone, P., M. r. NOC Br. VHA NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOÜOAI- TflN nPOC ICTPON Dionysus with Kantharos and Thyrsos 1. standing Deviations: Vs. ANT 2 — . NOC I — AV K M AVP ANTßNEINOC 3; — Rs. vn instead of vnA 3 — vn NOB POV
NICOPOLIS 48i 1933 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP 1 ANTONilSDC also VH NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOHOAI- TfiN npo et al. A.C ICTPn Bearded Pan with goat horns and goat legs stand forward hend and r. looking, with the 1. Foot on a writhing one Panther kicking, with the r. hand shouldering the shepherd's staff, over the 1st arm the Nebris Deviations: Vs. AVT K | 2 —..KM AVP | ....i I Belgrade — 2 Sophia. — (The Rs. are from the same stamp.) The type seems to have been imitated from the coins of Hadrianopolis, where he already occurs under Caracalla; see Cat. Berlin pp. 169,16 and Cat. Athens 946. 1934 K26 T. XVII, 2 1935 K26 1936 K26 1937 K27 1938 K26 AV K M AVP I ANTONINOC as well Illustration of Rs. (2) Weight: 11.38 (1) I Athens Cat. 861—2 Imhoof AVT K M AVPH 1 as well I St. Petersburg I ANTONEINOC head m. L. IParis AVT M AVP I ANTflNI P.M.r. Vn NOBIOV POVc|)OV| NIKOnOAl THN nPOC IC etc. F. TP ON Asclepius with the serpent rod under the r. Armpit r. standing and 1. bHckend from NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOnOAl- TOJ TPOC I et al. F.CTP;ON likewise from NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- TfU TPC I (see above, without O) and i. F CTjPO N likewise Br. m. L. from NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOAl- THN nPOC I and i. A. CTPn likewise Weight: 10.77(1) Deviations: Vs. AVT K M AVP I ANTßNIN'C (partly uncertain) i; —Rs. i. A. CTPON (0 ^ — Asclepius perhaps looking to the right 2 I Athens Cat. 860 — 2 Vienna Arneth session area. 9, 906, 121 [AVT K?] M AVP I ANTONINOC as well, but ÜPOC IC (generally nothing) likewise Weight: 9.59(0 Deviations: Vs. AVT M 2 (at 1 the letters before M are uncertain) — on Conclusion perhaps [MO in ligature 2; — Rev. Beginning of writing is missing 2 I Turin Mus. Cat. 2000 = Lavy 988, probably the copy from Allier in Mionnet p. 2, 168, 652 (not mentioned in Dumersan) — 2 in trade
486 MOESIA INFERIOR 1939 K27 T. XVII, 3 1940 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH 1 ANTHNEINOC Head m. L. r. 1941 K27 1942 K26 1943 K27 1944 K27 1945 K28 Vn NOB P0V4)0V NIKOnOAlTHN TTPOC IC u, i. F. with larger ones Letters TPjON Asclepius with the serpent staff under the r. Standing with your armpit forward Illustration of Rs. (i) deviations; Vs. .... M AVPH | 2 — by NOB POV
NICOPOLIS 487 K25 1947 K26 1948 K27 fi Blackboard XVII, left 1949 K25 1950 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT M AVP ANTON . . NOC head | VH NOBIOV POVcjjOV NIKOHOA m. L. r. ! likewise (?) Deviations: Vs. ANTflN.... 2 — NOC M — Rs. ....|OV P0V4>0V i I St. Petersburg — 2 Venice Museo Civico In both examples it is doubtful whether Heracles is bearded or unbearded; those too Addition to the scripture is therefore uncertain. AVT K M AVPH i ANTHNEINOC likewise Vn NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOnOAl- TWN TPOC ICTP etc. F. 0|N Heracles as before, but bearded Weight: 10.90(1) deviations; Vs. End of Scripture is missing 1.2 I Gotha — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 905, 120 AV K M AVPH likewise ANTflNEINOC [VH NOB]IOV POVcjjOV NIKOHO- AITON nPOC IC and i. F. with larger letters TPjON Naked bearded Heracles with Laurel wreath r. standing, the R. on the back, the left side with the club and the lion feli under the first armpit on a rock sen supported (position of the farne you see Heracles) Illustration of the R s. I Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2233, VII, 161 [Mionnct p. 2, 171, 667] ; Sestini 37.54; Arneth Meeting area 9, 905, 120a . M AVP L.r. ANTONE... head m. I Löbbecke AVT K M AVP i ANTHNEINOC m. Krone, P., M. r. Br. from NOBIOV POV<})OV NIKOnOAl "•iA.TnN^n Unbearded River god with bare upper body per on the floor 1. sitting, with the R., which is on the r. Knee rests, one holding a long branch backwards, the L. on the flowing spring vascular supported from NOBIOV POVcJ)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN et al. A. nPOC ICTP n (Unbearded?) river god with naked tem upper body on the floor 1. sitting, the R. on the r. knee, in the 1st arm, the one on a rock is supported by a long branch I Sophia
488 MOESIA INFERIOR 1951 K27 Blackboard XVII, 35 [1952] K11 1953 K26 T. III, 25 1954 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AV[P] 1 ANTfl Br. m. L.P.M.r. Illustration of the Rs. (1) Deviations: Vs. AVT K M AV. the writing is missing i I Paris - 2 Sophia Vn NOBIOV P[OVct)OV NIKiOnOAl- TflN and below TTPOC I, i. F above CT ,,.. .. -r-i pQiyj Bearded rluss god with naked upper body r. lying, in the 1st arm a rudder (?), in the first arm R. lifted a branch; below Water, in the background Ship's forepart r. 2 — I ANTJ2 I ; — Rs. beginning AVT K M AVPH ANTflNEINOC m. L. P. M. r. Br. from NOBIOV POVcJ)OV NIKOnO and. i. A. AITHN nPOC T^i ICTPON River God sitting on (?) a boat 1., which he touches with the R., in the 1st. Arm resting on an urn or a water-spouting lion head is supported by reeds I Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe I, 38, 61 The description seems to be reliable, except that the river god is probably not on it Kahn is sitting, but next to him. AVT M AVP I AN[TnNIN]OC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. from NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN et al. A. nPOC ICTP ON Naked youth (Haimos) with light robe over the 1. Shoulders and knees on one Rock 1. sitting and r. looking, the r. Arm on the head, 1. Arm, it seems, on the back supported by a tree standing next to him; on A bear jumps out of the rocks. on, the an r. chasing a fleeing deer Illustration of the Rs. I Paris Dumersan revue num. 1843, 18, III, 2; Hennin Manuel XV, 4; Blanchet review num. 1892, 76, 62 About the type, the meaning of which is secured even without the explanatory inscription AIMOC is, cf. the introduction on p. 342. AVT M AVP I L.P.M.r. I Bucharest ANTHN Br. m. likewise, from the same stamp
NICOPOLIS 489 1955 K26 1950 K27 1957 K27 1958 K29 1959 K26 1960 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M A .nNOOC as well . NOBiOV POVcjjOV NIKOnOAl- THN TPO etc. F. below C ICTPON Cybele (?) forward on one r. jumping lion sitting, in the R. one directed downwards th spear (?), the L. on the animal supported (?) I Löbbecke The type is unclear due to poor preservation; but the figure is definitely female, so that it can probably be described as Cybele, although the representation differs from the usual seems to differ somewhat. AVT KM- AVP I ANTONEINO: Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. Vn NOBIOV POV(j)ö 1 NIKOnOAl- TON nPOC etc. A. ICTPfl Nemesis with scales and staff 1. standing; the wheel on the ground I Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 126. — (On the vs. see n. 1900.) The goddess's staff has attachments on both sides that look like knots or spikes. see; cf. the comment on n. 840 (Plate XVIII, 25). also VH NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOHOAI- TflN nPOC IC etc. F.T|Pn likewise Deviations: vs. first half of the font is missing i; — Rs, NIKOTTOA et al. F Tl.. I — NIKOnOAlT (without ßN?) 3 I Berlin Cat. 84.65 [Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 155 as Nemesis-Aequitas]; this piece by Knobelsdorff Sestini lett. 6, 15, 4 [Mionnet p. 2,172, 671] — 2 Philippo- pel — 3 Sophia (description by Tacchella) The supposed f on the reverse of the Berlin copy belongs, as do the two other whose copies teach the conclusion of Scripture that is in the field; the sentence that on Value marks never appear on the coins of Nikopolis, so this piece does not knocked over; see the introduction p. 333. from N|OBIOV POV(})OV NIKOAlTflN (see above, without TTO) TPOC I and i. F CTPION as well I Paris Mionnet i, 360, 41 — 2 Rollin. — See also below n. 1963,3. AVT K M AVPH 1 ANTHNEINOC . K M AVP I ANTflNINOC Br. m. Crown and armor r. Head with crown r, on the neck light robe vn NOBIOV POVct)OV N IKOnOAl- THN TPOC IC etc. F.TPON Nemesis (or Aequitas?) 1. ste- hend, in the R. the scales, in the 1. Poor staff I Leake Suppl. 135 AVT M AVP I ANTONINOC Br. m. 1 as well L.P.M.r. I I Bologna University — 2 Löbbecke On the Löbbecke example, the rod has a base at the top like some coins from Markianopolis (Plate XVIII, 26 and 27).
490 MOESIA INFERIOR i9(;i K25 19G3 K26 19G3 K27 19G4 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 30 1905 K27 [Elagabnius] AVT K M AV. L.P.M.r. I St. Petersburg .TONEINOC Br. m. VH NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOAITON (see above, without TTO) TPOC IC etc. F TP|ON Nemesis with Dare and Rod 1. standing as before . . M AVP ; ANTHNEINOC head 1 Vn NOBIOV POV(J)OV NIKOÜOAI- m. L. r. THN TPO etc. F.C IC TP ON as well 1 Milan Mus. Sandern. 3.33 [Mionnet p. 2, 171, 666] AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. vn NOBIOV povct):ov nikohoai- THN et al. A. nPO: ICTP n Nemesis-Aequitas with Dare and cornucopia 1. standing; at the bo- the the wheel Deviations: vs. first half of the font is missing 3 — AVT K M AVP and Head m. L. r. 4; — Case vn NO lOV 2 — NIK and i. A. nPOC ICT i — NIKO "• i- A. nPOC I 3 - NlKOnOAl 4 — NIKOnOAlTflN TTPOC IC 5 — perhaps a staff instead of the cornucopia (i.e. to n. 1956-1958) 3 I London Cat. 50.63 — 2.3 Paris — 4 St. Petersburg. — 1| — 5 Sestini descr. 47,105 [Mionnet p. 2, 173, 676] by Ainslie (perhaps inaccurate description from n. 1964,1) AVT K M AVPH j ANTHNEINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. from NOBIOV POV|c})OV NIKOnOAl- TOJ et al. TPOC 1: Female Figure with Kalathos, bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; on the ground the wheel Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. first half of the font is missing 2; — Rs. i. A. TTPOC I 2. 3 I London Cat. 50.64; cf. to n. 1963,5 — 2 Munich — 3 Paris A safe naming of the figure that, with attributes of Concordia, represents the wheel of the Ne- mesis connects, cannot be given; also Posnansky (Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 155) cites the London copy without any specific designation. AVT K M AVPH | Head m. L. r. ANTflNEINO: VB NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOHOAI- TflN nPO etc. A.L ICT Con- cordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing; in front of her an altar Deviations: Vs. .... AVPH | ANTf2NoN0C 3; — Rs. i. A. . . CT 2 — on Conclusion TT.. "• >• A. ..CT 3 I London Cat. 50.62 — 2 Rollin — 3 Wien Froelich 4 tentam. 268,144 Fig. d. Rs. [Gess- ner imp. CXLIX, 57] erroneous under Caracalla; Eckhel cat. 60.53 [Mionnet pp. 2, 172, 673]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 128. — On the coin in Copenhagen by Ramus l, 100, 5 a tyche appears to be depicted; see below after 1978, i.
NICOPOLIS 491 190G K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH i ANTONEINOC Vü NOBIOV POVc{)OV NIKOn[0]AIT Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. etc. A. flN nPOC I ^ ,. r-jp Loncordia as before, but without the altar Deviations: vs. AVP (probably without H) | ANTONE 2; — Rs. [sj AIT i — NIKOn 2 I Berlin Cat. 85.67 — 2 in trade The copy in the trade and n. 1967 show the goddess without Kalathos, so she is probably also be depicted on the Berlin copy. 19G7 K27 1968 K27 19(>9 K26 AV. . M AVPH 1 ANTflNEINOE Br. m L.P.M.r. [Vn NOBIOV POV]ct)OV NIKOnO- AIT et al. A. ON nPOC I , |-jp as well Deviations: Vs. AVT K M 2 (at i it is uncertain what is between AV """i M stands); — Rs. ...
492 MOESIA INFERIOR 1972 K27 1973 K27 1974 K27 1975 K27 1976 K26 1977 K27 1978 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH | ANTHNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Löbbecke — 2 Munich AVT M AVP I as well Deviations: Vs. AVP Vn NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOAl- TON TPOC ICT and i.F. PjON Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and cornucopia 1. standing vn NOBIOV POVct)0|V NIKOnOAl- TflN TPO etc. F.C ON ^t)enso I — AVT K M AVP ANTßNINOC 3; — Rev. the C perhaps after jpo at the end of the circular i — POV
NICOPOLIS 493 1979 K26 1980 K26 1981 K27 1982 K27 T. III, 26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH j ANTONEINOC Vü NOBIOV POV(})OV ] NIKOnO- Br. m. L. P. M. r. AIT. . . . C IC and 1. F. TPOjN Tyche as before, but ]. standing I and r. bHcking Deviations: Vs. end of the writing is missing l. 3.4; — Rs. NIKOTTOA ^ — NIKOnO 2 — NIKOnOAlT.... 3 — NIKOnOAlT C IC 4 (the book staves in the field are clear everywhere) I Budapest University — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Paris Mionnet p. 2, 171, 665 — 4 Philippopel ANTONEINOC Vn NIOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOHOAI- TON nPO etc. A.C ICTPn Tyche with (Kalathos?) rudder sitting on ball and cornucopia 1 Deviations: Rs. Beginning of the writing blurred 1.3 - at the end TPOC ICTPOCO 2 I Mandl — 2 Naples Cat. 6317 — 3 Tübingen — 4 in trade AVT K M AVPH 1 ANTONEINOC AVT K M AVPH Head m. L. r. Br. m. L. P. M. r. from NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOnOAl- TON nPOC IC etc. A. TPON Temple front with four columns; in the middle Zeus with bowl and Scepter 1. sitting, in front of him the eagle; in the gable (D (shield? shell?); branches on the roof I. 2 Sophia The branches on either side of the gable are perhaps thought to be the crowns of trees to think of backgrounds that protrude above the roof; see the following coin. AVT K M AVP I ANTONEINOC Head m. L. r. from NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- TON TJ .... etc. A. CTPON Temple with two pillars in the Front and four columns on its left side; between the front pillared male figure in the high mation 1. standing, the L. on the scepter supported; in the gable • (shield?); trees in the background Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Vs. | .....NOC 3 — | AN 2; — Rs. NIK... 3 — NIKO 2 1 Bucharest — 2 Löbbecke — 3 London Cat. 51.67 Fig.; probably this copy at Sestini descr. 48,113 [Mionnet pp. 2, 175, 683] by Ainslie. — (The Rs. are from the same stamp.) In the temple image we have either Zeus or, more likely, Sarapis recognize. The first interpretation would be that the left hand is on the spear is supported; the position of the right arm is uncertain. But Sarapis shines on one Coin of Caracalla (aft. 1529) appears in the same position, and I also believe I notice a small calathos on the figure's head; she would then be with him Tempcl image of the following coin identical. See also above p. 336 and 337. — That here a somewhat more accurate representation of the sanctuary than usual is intended, shows the Illustration of the trees whose crowns protrude above the roof; see the introduction on p. 335.
494 MOESIA INFERIOR 1983 K25 1984 K26 1985 K26 [Elagabalus] . AVT K M AV[PH] \ ANTONEINOC Head m. L. r. Vn NOBIOV POV|c|)OV NIKOnOAl- THN et al. A. TPOC IC, i. F.TO PM Temple front with four columns; in figure clothed in the middle Kalathos 1. standing, the L. up the scepter supported; in the gable • tshield?) I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 75' ^o. — Maybe 2 Berlin Cats also come here. 85.70; this copy by Knobelsdorff in Sestini lett. 6, 15, 3 [Mionnet p. 2, 174, 682J The image of the god in the Paris example is poorly preserved, so that one cannot be sure. can know whether the character is female or male; in the former case we would in have to recognize the city goddess in the figure (like plate III, 21 ; cf. the introduction p. 334); but we are probably dealing with Sarapis as in the previous one Coin (see also n. 1529). — On the Berlin copy, the image of the god is completely unrecognizable. lich; But what is certain is not a temple front with eight pillars, but only one with four shown, and according to the distribution of the writing, the Rs. appears to be equal to that of the to be a Paris coin. T. XIX, 27 AV K M AVPH i ANTn[NINOC] head m. L. r,, slight twitching on the neck Vn NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- THN et al. A. TPOC IC, i. F. above wall CTPjON (so!) Temple front with four pillars; in the middle Artemis as hunter 1. striding with the dogs; in the gable • (shield?) Weight: 9.85 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 6, I, 5 [Mionnet p. 2, 169, 656]. — (The verse is from the same Stamp like that from n. 1907,) The coins depicting a temple without a cult image see below from 2002. AVT K M AVP likewise ANTONEINOC from NOBIO OC ICTP etc. F. 0|N Emperor with laurel wreath, armor, cloak and boots, in the R. the sword, the L. on supporting the spear, 1. stepping forward and the r. Foot on the neck of a barbarian who with hands tied behind the back the r. sits on the ground; behind that Emperor Nike 1. standing, with the R. placing a wreath on him, palm branch in the first arm; between her and the emperor a second barbarian under his shield (?) r. lying down Illustration of the Rs. I Imhoof; certainly the same piece in Mionnet pp. 2, 174, 681, IV, 3 from the collection d'Hermand
NICOPOLIS 495 [Elagabalus] 1986 K26 AVT K M ÄVPH I ANTONEINOi: Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. 1087 K27 T. XIX. 21 1988 K26 1989 K27 vn NOBiov povcj)Ov N|iK;onoAi- THN TPOC I and i. Q. 1. above CTPO N Emperor with radiant crown, in War costume, 1st standing, in the prev. R. bowl, the L. on the spear supported; in front of him a flame ^ , mender wreathed altar Weight: 11.75 (i) Deviations: Rs. ETI NOBIOV POV
496 MOESIA INFERIOR [1090] K26 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPH ANTHNeiNOC Br. VH NOBIOV P0V4)0V NIKOÜOAI- m. L. r. Mr. r. TON TPOC ICTPON Eagle up Lightning (?) on an altar between two field symbols 1. standing, with Wreath in beak I Naples Cat. 6315; this copy, by Foucault, at Vaillant num. gr. 128 [Mionnet pp. 2, 167, 647] is poorly described in that the eagle is not mentioned at all The statement that the eagle stands on a lightning bolt is probably incorrect. 1991 K27 1992 K27 1993 K28 1994 K27 1995 K27 AV K M AVPH I ANTONINOC as well Weight: 12.43 (0 Deviations: Vs. j Vn NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- TflN TPOC etc. F. ICTPO I^ Eagle with spread out wings standing forward and head with wreath in beak 1. raising , INOC 2 — not specified 5.6; — Rs. writing and- sure 5 — from NOBIOV PV4>0V NIKOnAITßN n ICT (like this!) 6 I Berlin Cat. 85.69 — 2 Löbbecke — 3 London Cat. 50.66. — 1| — 4 "Wiczay 2232; Se- stini 38, 58. — Here or to one of the following numbers 5 Vaillant num. size 129 [Mionnet pp. 2, 168, 649] by Foucault — 6 Mus. Arigoni 2 imp. gr. XXVII, 376 AVT M AVPH I ANTflNEINOC head m. L. r. vn NOBIOV POVcJjOVMIKOnOAl- CT P.O N TflN nPOC I and i. F, likewise Deviations: Vs. AVT .. AVPH I 2; — Rs. nOA OC I 2 I Mandl - 2 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 130 AVT M AVP Br. m. L. P. M. r. | VH NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnO[AI- , TON nPOC etc. F. ICT] . A M PO' I too r\jj Weight: 10.33 (0 Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 2; — Case NIKOTTO et al. A. (sj i (after 2 added) I Athens Cat. 859. — 11 — 2 Sestini mus. Hederv. parte Europe i, 38, 59 AV K M AVPH 1 ANTHNINOC head m. L. r. (robe around the neck?) from NOBIOV POV
NICOPOLIS 497 1996 K28 T.XX, II 1997 K26 1998 K25 1999 K.27 2000 K26 2001 K27 [Elagahalus] AVT. . AVP I ANTONEINOC as well | Vn NOBIOV POV(J)OV NIKOHOAI- I TON- and i. A. TPOC I, i. F.P CTO N Snake, in many coils erect, the head with attention bus r. . 3 - writing destroyed 2 Illustration of the back (l) Deviations: Vs. | ANTSINE. I Paris - 2 St. Florian - 3 St. Petersburg, formerly Chaudoir, Sestini Mus. Chaud. 44.8 AVT K M AVPH | ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. VÜA NOB POVc|)OV NIKOnOAlTHN TPOC etc. A. ICTPO, i. F.r. N likewise, but the head with take- bus left Differences: 2 is missing from the first half of the font - maybe still behind AVPH a letter i; — Rs. ... NOB POV4)OV AlTflN TPOC 2 — VHA NOB POV*OV NIKOnOAlT.... i I Löbbecke — 2 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 169, 654 AVT K M AVP I ANTflNEINOi: Head m. L. r. from NOBIOV POVcjjOV NIKOnOAl- TON etc. A. TPOC IC, i. F. above TP|ON snake as before, the Head to the right, but without Nimbus Deviations: Vs. AVT K M AV.. | ..T2NEINOC and bust with L. P. M. 2 — AVT K M AVPH ANTflN... 4 — ANTßNEINOC 3; — Rs. distribution not stated in the writing 4 - supposedly with Nimbus 3 I Munich - 2 Vienna Arneth session notes. 9, 906, 132a. — 1| — 3 cats. Welzl 1372. — Here or to one of the following numbers (1999-2001) maybe 4 Sestini descr. 48,109 by Ainslie AVT K M AVPH | ANTONEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Philippople likewise from NOBIOV POVc|)OV NIKOnOAl- TON nP etc. A. OC ICTPO N likewise likewise, but NIKOTTOAITDJ and i. A TPOC. ^ r»iM ICTP' ^•^•Oi'^ I Rollin likewise (?) likewise, but NIKOHOAITHN nPOC ICTPO etc. A.N Deviations: Vs. AVT K M AVPH I ANTß.... 2 — AVT K M AVP i ANTfl- NEINOC I I Sophia (Communication from Tacchella) — 2 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1013 [Mionnct p. 2, 169, 655]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 132 The ancient coins of Northern Greece I. 3^
498 MOESIA INFERIOR 2002 K26 T. XX, 17 2003 K26 T. XX,i3 2004 K26 T. XX, 14 2005 K27 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVPjANTnNEINOC head Vn NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOHOAI- m. L. r. TON etc. A. TPOC ICT, i. F above POjON (like this!) temple front with five columns (without cult image); in the gable ® (shield? bowl?) Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. first half of the font is missing i — ANTflNINOC (0 2.3; — Rs. NIKO.... I I Munich — 2 Naples Cat. 6316 — 3 Sophia — 4 Vienna Arneth meeting area. 9, 906,132 b. — II — 5 (=4?) Wiczay 2228; Sestini piü musei 22, 3, IV, 17; Sestini mus. Hederv. party European I, 38, 60. — (The R«. of l and 3, and probably also of the other copies are from the same stamp.) AVT M AVP I ANTONINOC L.P.M.r. Br. m. VÜA NOB POVcJjOV NIKOnAITON (like this!) etc. A. ÜPOC ICT-, i. F.PiO In Closed city gate, from two towers included; on the central building above the gate bow a four-horse team with un- clear figure on it forward, on each tower a branch harness (or just one horse each) directed outwards Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Vs. .^_M/\\/p| i I Imhoof — 2 unknown collection The depictions on the central building and the towers are missing on both copies clear enough to describe them in more detail. AVT K M AVPH \ ANTONEINOC Head m. L. r. from NOBIOV POVcJjOV NIKOnOAl- TflN et al. A. nPOC ICP (like this!) ON Open city gate, of two Towers (without decoration) included closed Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. first half of the font is missing i; — Rs. i. A. the second line unclear 2 IParis; probably this piece at Patin imp. 333 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLIX, 42] and Vaillant number. gr. 129 [Mionnet p. 2, 175, 684] by Foucault — 2 Sophia M AVP i ANTflN . . . OC as well I Sophia from NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOnOAlT.. etc. A. TPOC IC, i. F. above TPON City gate, with two towers enclosed and in the middle of surmounted by a third tower
NICOPOLIS 499 2006 K27 2007 K27 2008 K27 2009 K27 2010 K27 2011 K26 in a laurel wreaths, at the top between the ends • [Elagabaliis] AVT K M AVPH | ANTHNEINOC VH Br. m. L. P. M. r. NOBIOV P0V4)0V NIKOnOAl TflN npoc I mTPn I Berlin Cat. 86.71 AVT M AVPH I ANTHNEI... head | likewise (without • ?) m. L. r. I I Paris Hardouin num. ans. 360 under Caracalla; Vaillant number. gr. 107 under Caracalla and number. gr. 128 under Elagabalus; Mionnet pp. 2, 175, 685 AVT M AVPH j ANTHNEINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. I Rollin AVT M A ANTHNEINOC as well Deviations: Vs. I Bucharest — 2 Rollin AVP from NO BIOV POV (bOVNIKO nOAlTON npoc IC Tpn vn NOBIOV POV(t)OV NIKOnOA ITflN npo c iCTPn NEINOC I likewise likewise AV K M AVP I ANTONINOC as well as VH NOBIOV POVct)OV NIKOTTO as well AlTflN n POC ICT PON Deviations: Vs. AV K M A.. I 5 1 Bucharest — 2 Copenhagen — 3 Lübbecke — 4 Sophia. — i|— 5 Sestini descr. 47,102 by Ainslie (without governor's name) AVT K M AVP I ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. N IKOn OAITflN in a laurel wreath npoc IC TPn ANTß.... 5 — AN 3 Deviations: vs. second half of the font is missing 4 — ....NEINOC I I London Cat. 51.68 - 2 Mandl (Egger sales cat. 8.194) - 3 Schmidt - 4 Vienna Eckhel Cat. 58.28 [Mionnet pp. 2, 142, 505]; Arneth Sit/.ungsbcr. 9,901, 57, all erroneous below Caracalla; see above n. 1620*. -Ij- 5 Il^y^ tcsoro Brit. 2, 253, XVllI, 2 [Gcssncr imp. CLIX*, 43] = thcsaurus Brit. 2, 345, XLII, 8
500 MOESIA INFERIOR 2012 K26 2013 K26 2014 K26 2015 K25 2016 K22 2on K22 [Elagabalus] AV K M AVP I ANTflNINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. Weight: 10.60 1 Gotha Nl Kono AlTfin npoc I CTPO N in a laurel wreath like before, above between the ends (§) likewise N iKono AITHN as well npoc I CTPON IParis; perhaps this piece at Mionnet pp. 2, 176, 692 from the d'Hermand collection AVT K M AVP 1 ANTflNEINOC likewise Nl KOnOA as well ITHN HP (without the C ICTP (like this, without O!) decoration) I ON I St. Petersburg; this copy at Sestini Mus. Benkowitz 6 (incorrect TTPOlC instead of TTPlC) — 2 Sophia AVT K M AVP I ANTflNEINOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. N IKOn OAITO as well N npoc TPON (see above, without ICl) Deviations: Vs. AVT i 3 — .... AV.. ! ANTßN.. 4 — AVPH I ANT ....OC 2; — Rev. beginning illegible 4 I London Cat. 51.69; probably this piece in Sestini descr. 42.49 under Caracalla (see above n. 1620**), by Ainslie — 2 London Cat. 51.70 - 3 Rollin - 4 Winterthur AVT K M AVPH | ANT Br. m. NIKOHOAlTflN nPOC ICTPON L.P.M.r. Snake, in many coils erect, head right. Deviations: vs. second half of the font is missing i; — Rs. the first letters missing i I Bucharest — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 76, 61 AV K M AVP I ANTONINOC Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. Weight: 4.25 (i) Deviations: Vs. ANTQN... 3 NIKOnOAlTHN HPOC I and i. A CTPON Open City Gate, from enclosed by two towers — supposedly AVT K MA AVPH ANTß and head with laurel wreath 4; — Rs. end of the circular is missing 3 I Gotha — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Munich. — [| — Probably also 4 Sestini descr. 42, 56 [Mionnet p. 2, 143, 510] under Caracalla (see above n. 1588*), by Ainslie (if these an- Gabe is not mistaken and the piece was actually with Cousinery, i.e. with the Munich cr is identical)
NICOPOLIS 2018 K i8 2019 K i6 2020 K i; T. XVI, 3 501 [Elagabalus] The descriptions by Mionnet that are missing among the small coins here and others can be found under Caracalla. AVT K AVPH m. L. r. ANTflNINOlC head NIKOnOAlTfliN nPOC ICTPON Bust of Sarapis with Kala thos and robe r. Weight: 3.10(1) I Gotha - 2 Vienna, formerly Wiczay 2204; Sestini 34.28; Arneth Sessionsber; 9, 901, 58b, all under Caracalla. — The Mint in London Cat. 51.71 seems to belong to Caracalla hear; see above n. 1589. — (The obverse of 2 is from the same stamp as that of n. 2031,4.) . AVP I ANTONINOC Br. m. L. j NIKOnOAlTHN HPOC ICTPON P.M, r. I Hera with bowl and scepter 1. I standing Weight: 2.72 (E. sl.) I Gotha AVT M AVP m. L. r. ANTflNEINOC head NIK OnOAlTfl N below, and in Semicircle ÜPOC lICTPfl apply Eros upper poultry a big one Illustration of the Rs, I St. Petersburg Dolphin r. riding, in the pre- hands stretched out perhaps arrow and bow 2021 K16 AVT K M AVP P.M.r. A Br. m. L. NIKOnOAlTHN HPOC ICTPON Naked Hermes with bag and Kerykeion 1st standing, above the 1st Poor robe Deviations: Rs. Middle of the writing is missing i I Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 176, 689 — 2 Rollin. — I only have one copy in Bucharest noted, not described. — Compare also n. 1493,3. 2017* i M ATP KAI ANTQN^INOC Br. d. Elaga- 1 NIKOriOAEITßN flPOC ICT Winged To- K 21 balus with robe r. desgenius, with a flame on the Head leaning against a tree stump and in the R. holding an inverted torch Deviations: Obv. (ATT K M ATPH) ANTÜNINOC and bust with laurel wreath and robe 2; — Case NIKOIJ(OAITQN flPOC I) 2 I Mionnet pp. 2, 175, 688; Dumersan Cat. Allier 21 — 2 Chaix descr. 41 The Allier coin is now in Paris and, as the form of the name shows, belongs to the Caracalla as Caesar; see above n. 1489. The same probably applies to the coin from Chaix, which appears to have been poorly preserved; However, the treatment should If the writing of the Vs. and the size information])e (/K 4 = 18 mm) are correct, it must be two- remain doubtful, ol) a coin of Caracalla meant as Augustus or Elagabalus is; The description of the Rs. is in any case incorrect and needs to be changed according to that of n. 1489.
502 MOESIA INFERIOR 2022 K i8 2026 K17 2027 K18 [Elagabalus] AVT K M AVP I ANTHNINOC Br. m. L.P.M.r. Deviations: Vs. A ... M AVP 2023 AVT K M AVP 1 ANTflNEINOC K16 Head m. L. r. I St. Petersburg 2024 AVT K M AVP 1 ANTOJINOC head K18 m. L. r. I Paris Blanchet revue number. 1892, 76.63 2025 . . . . M AVP 1 AN ... . Br. m. L. P. K19 Mr. r. 2028 K17 T. XIX, 29 NIKOnOAlTniN npoc ICTPO and i. A. N Bearded Priapus 1. standing, in the previous R. Bowl (?), with the L. turning back his robe I — i AN.... 2 I Berlin Cat. 86.72 figs.; this example from Rauch in Köhne's Zschr. f. coin, seal and Heraldry 3 (1844) 11, 11 — 2 St. Petersburg It didn't seem entirely certain to me whether Priapus bore fruit in the fluff of his cloak. NIKOnOAlTiHN HPOC ICT etc. A PON as well NiKonoAiTn|N npoc ictp Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing NIKOnOAlTHN nPOC ICTPON likewise Deviations: vs. AVT K M AVPEAAE 2; — Rs. TTP...IM NIKIOTTOAI- TflN 2 I Munich. — 1| — Here perhaps 2 La Motraye voyages 2, 216; Fig. in Vol. i, XIX f. AV K M ... ANT... also | NIKOHOAITE... . OC ICTP Con- cordia with bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 3.05 I Gotha. — The coin in Mionnet p. 2, 176, 690 s. under Caracalla, above n. 1501,2. The Gotha coin is not certain, but probably belongs to Elagabalus. AVT K M AVP I ANTflNINOC as well as NIKOHOAITOJ ] HPOC ICTPON Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and cornucopia 1. standing Weight: 2.86(1) Deviations: Vs. AV K M AVP | ANTONIN[OC] (0 i;— Rs. NIKOnOA....N | i I Athens Cat. 866 — 2 Munich AVT n AVP 1 ..Tn...NOi: head j NIKOnOAlTHN npoc IC... m. L. r. I Tropaion with two prisoners nen between Nike r. and that Emperor 1. Illustration of the Rs. I Berlin Cat. 88, 80; This piece from the Pfau collection (Cat. 297, plate XV, 4) at Gessner imp. LXXXIII, 2 and Sestini lett. 8,34 [Mionnet p. 2, 116, 354; Kanitz Danube Bulgaria i, 189; Boutkowski petit Mionnet de poche 49] under Traianus; see above n. 12 18* That the obverse does not show the head of Trajan, as the older authors did with the wrong one A. von Sallet had already correctly noted in the Berlin catalogue; he thought of Macrinus or Elagabalus; the remains of the writing point to the latter; The facial features also speak for this, they are particularly similar to the portrait from 2020. — The representation of the reverse is the same as that of n. 1711 and 1822, plate XIX, 28; see above p. 345.
NICOPOLIS 50: [Elagabalus] AV K M AVP I ANTONINOC Br. m L.P.M.r. Deviations: Vs. AV K M A.. 1 IJ — Rs. . . . POC IC. I Bucharest — 2 Löbbecke. — See Caracalla, n. 1599. - same stamp as that of n. 2035.) 2039 K18 2030 K17 T, XX, 4 2031 K17 2032 K18 2033 K17 2031 K18 [NIKjOnOAlTflN nPOC IC etc. A TPON lion r. standing (The vs. of 2 is over 2035 K17 2036 K17 Head NIK[On]OAITnN HPOC ICT etc. A PON Elephant r. standing M AVP ANT'ßNeiNOC (wolil bad [A]V K M AVP I ANTHNO m. L. r. Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 3 drawing) 2 I Berlin Cat. 86, 73. — jj — 2 Mionnet pp. 2, 176, 691, IV, 4 by d'Hgrmand. — Here probably also 3 the coin from Ainslie at Sestini descr. 42.53 [Mionnet p. 2, 142, 503] below Caracalla; see above n. 1599*. AVT K AVPH! ANTONINOIC as well as NIKOnOAlTflN HPOC ICTPON Snake, in many coils erect, head right. Deviations: Vs. ... AVPH | ANTflN.... i — AVT M (?) AVPH 1 2 — un- sure 5 I Bucharest — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 77.64 — 3 Rollin — 4 Vienna Arneth Meeting area 9, 901, 59. — 1| — This is also probably where the coin from Ainslie near Sestini came from descr. 43, 57 [Mionnet pp. 2, 142, 501] under Caracalla; see above 1603*. — (The Vs. of 4 is from the same stamp as that of n. 2018.2; cf. also n. 2038.) AV K M AV[P] ! ANTHNINOC Br. m. L.P.M.r. NIKOnOAITn|N npoc ICTP etc. f. ON staff, from a snake wrapped around Deviations: Vs. AV K M AV. | » — .. M AVP(H?) ! ANTß.... 2 I Munich — 2 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 77.65 AVT K M AVP I ANTON as well as NIKOHOAITON nPOC ICTPON Basket with fruits I. 2 Sophia With both coins, which are from different dies, it is uncertain whether they correspond to this Caracalla or Elagabalus; but the latter is more likely. AVT K M AVP I ANTHNINOC as well as NIKOnOAlTHN ÜPOC ICTPON I grape Deviations: Vs. ... M AVPH I 3 — | ANT...2 I Munich — 2 Paris — 3 St. Petersburg — 4 Sophia (description by Tacchella) — 5 Vienna Froelich 4 tentani. 461 iC' with illustration on the last panel [Mionnet p. 2, 176, 694] under Elagabalus; Eckhel cat. 58.31 [Mionnet p. 2, 143, 508] under Caracalla; likewise Arneth meeting area. 9, 902', 61. — Compare above n. 16 10. AV K M AVP I ANTHNINOC as well | likewise, but ICTPO I London Cat. 51.73. — (The Vs. is from the same stamp as that of n. 2029, 2.) AV K M AVP I ANTO .... also I NIKOnOjAlTON HPOC (see above, without I) I too Weight: 2.85 I Gotha
504 MOESIA INFERIOR 2037 K i8 2038 K \^ 2039 Ki6 2040 K27 [Elagabalus] AV I ANTflNINOC Br. m. L. NIKOHOAlTflN HPOC ICTPON P.M.r. j crescent moon and above in the I hollow three stars I Munich. — Compare above n. 1611,3. 4 and 1612. AVT K [AVPH] i ANTONINOIC head m, L. r. Nl Con OAITfN TPOC I in a laurel wreath I Philippople ... 1 ANTflNINOC as well Nl Con OAITHN as well nPOC IC TPON I Sophia Gordianus (Sab. Modestus) AVT KM- ANT • rjOPAIANOC AV" VH CAB M0A6CT0V NIK|OnOAei- Br. m. L. P. M. r. TOJ TP et al. A. OC ICTPON Zeus with a naked torso 1. sitting, in the foreground R, the shell, the L. supported on the scepter; at his feet the eagle 1. standing and r. looking Weight: 12.25 ("") Deviations: Vs. not specified (so perhaps with ray crown = n. 2041) 2; — Rs. with NlKOnOAeiTflN nPOC ICTPON 2 — the god unbearable tig drawn 2 I Gotha. — II — Here (or to n. 2041) 2 Mus. Arigoni i imp. gr. XII, 181 [Gessner imp. CLXXVII, 25*] 2039' K II 2039** K II 2037*! AT K M A ANTQNINOC head m. L. r. | NIKOnOAITQN DPOC I crescent moon and K III I star I Froelich 4 tentam. 305,215 [Mionnet p. 2, 176, 693] The coin belongs to Caracalla, as Eckhel correctly recognized; see above n. 1614.2. Severus Alexander (Vs. not described) NIKOIIOAITQN IIPOC ICT Standing Her- mes, in the R. the stock exchange, in the L. the Herald's staff I Vaillant number. gr. 138 [Mionnet p. 2, 177, 696] from his collection There is no evidence of any coins from Nikopolis with the head of Severus Alexander are, we must assume that Vaillant made an error in stating the Vs. ATT K M A C^OYH AA^ZANAPOC head 1 NIKOnOAITQN ilPOC .... Temple front m. L. r. I with four columns; in the middle an image of a god I Sestini descr. 48,115 [Mionnet pp. 2, 177, 695] by Ainslie There must be an error here too; It is probably a coin of Caracalla, on which the governor's name was illegible.
NICOPOLIS 505 2041 K28 2042 K27 204:i K28 2044 K28 2045 K28 204(» K27 Vn CAB MOAECTOV NIKOHOAEI- THN HP et al. A. OC EICTPCN (like this!) likewise [Gordianus] AVT K M ANTW j TOPAIANOC AVP Br. with ray crown and armor r., on the chest the Gorgoneion, on the 1st shoulder the Aegis Deviations: vs. conclusion unclear 2 — ANT. . . PAIANOC AVT i; — ^s. NIKOnOAEI... u- i. A. OC EICTP.. i I Sophia — 2 Vienna Eckhel cat, 6i,66 [Mionnet p. 2, 178, 699]; Arneth Sessionsb. 9, 906, 137 The same vs. returns at n. 2056 and probably also at n. 2084. 2040 from CAB M0A6CT0V NIKiOnOA€l- TfM TPOC etc. F.r. I Zeus like C T P O N before, but ste- hend; to his AVT- KM- ANT- rjOPAIANOC- AVr Br. m. L. P. M. r. Feet of the eagle Deviations: Vs. at the end fij- 2. $ — AVT 3; — Rs. Circular incomplete constantly 2. 5 — Distribution of Scripture not specified 3 I Copenhagen — 2 Moscow Univ. Cat. 103 — 3 Naples Cat. 6318 — 4 Odessa Univ. — 5 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 177, 698 from CAB MOACCTOLV N IKOHOAI- TOJ TPOC IC etc. F.r. T ^^^^^.^ O with Ka- N lathos 1. standing, the rows raised, in the 1st arm the scepter Deviations: Rs. Separation MOAGCTiOV i N » — MOACeTOlV (see above!) 2 — NIKOnOAlTJN TPO... "■ i- F- among themselves C T P 4 I Lübbecke — 2 Mandl — 3 Philippopel — 4 St. Petersburg — 5 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 332,268; Eckhel cat. 61.65 [Mionnet pp. 2, 178, 700]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 906, 136 also (r) 1 VH CAB MOACCTOV | NI|KOnOA€l- I TfN nPOC ICTP as well Deviations: Vs. AVT K M ANT rjOPAl 2 — uncertain i. 3 I London Cat. 52.76 — 2 rollin. — 1|— 3 (= 1 0 Sestmi descr. 48.118 from Ainslie AVT-K-M-ANT- 1 rOPAIANOCAVr- VH CAB MOA€CTOV N|IKO|nOA€l- Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. I Schmidt — 2 Sophia — 3. 4 in^ trade AVT K M ANT \ rOPAIANOC AT Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Mandl TOJ TP et al. A. OC ICTPON Hades - Sarapis with Kalathos 1. enthroned, the R. over the ker- beros, the L. placed on the scepter supports from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKjOnOAei- TOJ and i.A. TPOC ICTPO as well
5o6 MOESIA INFERIOR 2047 K27 2048 K28 2049 K28 2050 K26 2051 K26 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT r|OPAIANOC AVr Br. m. L. P. M. r. Vn CAB MOACCTOV NI|KOnpA€l- TOJ nOC(so!) ICTP Demeter 1. standing, in the prev. R. ears of corn, the L. leaned on the torch Weight: 13.25 (0 Deviations: Rs. vWriting not completely complete 2. 3 I Athens Cat. 869 — 2 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 462k; Eckhel cat. 61, 67 [Mionnet pp. 2, 180, 715]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 139. — !| — 3 cats. Welzl 1374 AVT K M ANT|wrOPAIANOC ßT likewise from CAB MOA€CTOV NI|KOnOA€l- TOJ n[P?] and i. F.r. O c I likewise Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing i - not quite complete 2; — Back at the end of the circular, nothing to be seen behind ff 2 - perhaps ligature the letters nNTTP ^ — '\. ¥. the bottom Q cannot be seen i I Moscow — 2 Schmidt. — (The obverse of 2 is from the same stamp as that of n. 2051,2. 2055.2. 2092 et al. ; Afterwards the writing is added here.) AVT KM likewise ANTn 1 rOPAIANOC vn CAB MOACCTO^ NIKOHOACI- TOI nPOC etc. F. 1. I Artemis .p as a hunter prin, with Oi flutter- the coat, r. rushing; next to her the dog 1 Imhoof likewise 2 St. Petersburg vn CAB M(Z)A€CT(y I NIKOnOACI- TOJ (so!) TP and i. A. OC ICTP, i. F.r. OJ as well Weight: 13.45(0 Deviations: Rev. NIKOTTOAlTßvl 2 - writing not quite complete 3 1 Gotha — 2 Paris — 3 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 332, 270; Eckhel cat. 60, 60 [Mionnet pp. 2, 179, 709]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 138 The stamp errors (crossed out Oi and ^ for /\) are certain at i and 3. AVT K M ANT|W • TOPAIANOC tT Br. m. L. P. M. r. from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKjOnOA€l- TOJn'OCICu.i.F.r.T ^^^ena O !• ste- Next, the R. on the shield, the L. on supported the spear Deviations: Vs. ANTr2 | TOPAIANOC i — ANTß TOPAIANOC AVP 3; — Rs. MOAecTcy and npoc. . (0 I — npoc 3 I Moscow — 2 Sophia. — j| — Probably also 3 Wiczay 2235 [Mionnet p. 2, 179, 710], • Sestini 39.63. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2048.)
NICOPOLIS 507 2052 K26 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT TOIPAIANOC AVr Vü CAB M0A6CT0V NIIKOHOACI- also TflN TPOC IC etc. F.r. T P O N Weight: 9.31 (2) Deviations: Rs. JJN TTPOC ^ — O and |M in the field illegible 2 I Sophia (Communication from Tacchella) — 2 Turin Mus. Cat. 2001 = Lavy 991 2053 K26 2054 K27 likewise AVT KM- ANTfl likewise T. XVI, II 2055 K28 rOPAIANOC Vn CAB MOACCTOV NiKOnOACI- TOJ TP et al. A. OC, i. F.r. I c T P Ol Athens a 1st standing, with the row of to ring the olive tree in front of her- giving something to the snake, the L. leaning on the spear; on The shield on the ground next to her Deviations: vs. end of the scripture is missing 4; — Rs. Writing at the beginning incomplete constantly 2. 3. 4 — not seeing the letters in the section 2, 3. 4 — in Maybe end up fielding QN 2. 4 I Basel — 2 Budapest — 3 Choinowski — 4 Philippopel. — (The vs. of i is out same stamp as that of n. 2054, i. 2067.1. 2095.1 and 3. 2099.) The type differs from Plate XV, 23 depicted in that Athena is here leans on the spear while there she presses the L. into her side; see also n. 1921. likewise | VH CAB MOA€CTQ^| NljKOnOAei- TOJ et al. F.r. n P Oh, I. A. CTPON C I Nike r. striding, with both Hands have a tropaion in front of them carrying Illustration of Rs. (i) Weight: 9.10(1) Deviations: Vs. AVT K M A... I 2 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.6, I, 7 [Mionnet p. 2, 179, 711] — 2 Munich. — (About the Vs. cf. to n. 2053.) AVT KM- ANT W • TOPAIANOC fT Br. m. L. P. M. r. from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOnOA€l|- TOJ TPOC ICTPO Nike with j wreath and palm branch 1. standing Weight: 12.05(2) Deviations: vs. writing uncertain 3; — Rs. Writing uncertain 3 — Beginning missing 2 I London Cat. 52.74 — 2 Schmidt. — 1|— 3 (= i ?) Sestini descr. 4«. "9 [Mionnet p. 2, 180,712] by Ainslie. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2048.)
5o8 MOESIA INFERIOR 2056 K28 T. XVI, 23 2057 K27 2058 K27 2059 K27 [Gordianus] AVT KM- ANSW ' | TOPAIANOC j Vü CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- AVr Br. with ray crown and < TfU TTPOC ICTPOJ naked her- Armor r., on the chest the Gor-, with the 1st standing bent forward, the r. goneion, over the first shoulder the j arm with the lowered kerykeion Aegis supported on his raised knee, the 1st arm with the chlamys around wounds and the hand with it Bag akimbo Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: vs. with ANT (0 " ; — ^s. writing without ligatures (?) i I Bucharest — 2 Lübbecke — 3 London Cat. 53.80. — (The Rs. of 2 is from the same Stamps like those of n. 2057, i and 2; about the vs. cf. to n. 2041.) The object on which the god places his r. has set foot, can be seen on all copies looks like the right-facing head of a bearded man; I believe myself eye and nose and consider a coincidence to be impossible. Argos is probably not closed think; but one could perhaps refer the representation to the, although not very widespread, one Legend of Battos, whom Hermes turned into a rock because of his betrayal delte (Ovid Metam. 2, 680-707). — That between the r. knee and arm an intermediate space is only due to the clumsiness of the die cutter; the comparison with the older coins of the same type (above n. 1753 and 1849) teaches that the arm on supported to think. That the type probably refers to a larger work of art, a A statue or a painting goes back, as was already said in the introduction (p. 340). AVT K M ANT r|OPAIANOC AV as well, from the same stamp Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Munich — 2 Vienna Eckhel cat. 60, 61 [Mionnet pp. 2, 180, 713]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 141 likewise, but at the end AVT Vn CAB MOA^CTOV NIKOnOA€l- TOJ TPOC ICT Hermes with Bag and stick 1. standing, above the 1st arm the chlamys Weight: 12.30(1) 1 Athens Cat. 868 — 2 Munich — 3 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 180, 714 4 tentam. 461 tW; Eckhel cat. 60.64; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 140 4 Vienna Froelich AVT K M ANTO | TOPAIANOC m. L. P. M. r. Br. I from CAB MOA€CT(y; NIKOnOA€l- TOJ TPOC et al. F.r. I C T P Ol Asclepius with that snake rod in the R. standing forward and 1. looking Deviations: Vs. AV . . M ANTßl 2 — at the end fi^ i; — Rs. MOAeCTOV NIKOTTOAITJN TTPOC i — "" Field the |s| to the left of the p i — at the end TTPO ^^s C '• F- above the | and at the bottom OiN 5 I Leake Europe Gr. 79 — 2 London Cat. 52.77 — 3 Munich — 4 St. Petersburg — 5 Rollin — 6 Sophia
NICOPOLIS 509 2060 K27 2061 K27 2062 K28 2063 K28 2064 K27 2065 K28 [Gordianus] likewise Vn GAB MOA€CT(y| NIKOnOA€l- TOJ et al. F. 1. n P, i. A. CTPON, Q as well I I Paris Vaillant num. size 154; Mionnet pp. 2, 178, 705 (vs. inaccurate) — 2 Vienna Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 142 likewise from GAB MOA^GTOV NIKOHOACI- TON HP etc. A. OG I, i. F. 1. C T P O N likewise I Hunter — 2 Philippopel AVT K M ANT rOPAlANOC AVf Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. from GAB MOA€GTOV NIKOHOACI- TOJ TPOG IGT and others F.r. P O N likewise Deviations: Rs. the ligatures not specified 4 I Imhoof — 2 Copenhagen — 3 Rollin. — IJ— 4 Wiczay 2234 [Mionnet p. 2, 178, 704]; Sestini 39.62 AVT K M ANTfl | TOPAIANOG Br m. L. P. M. r. vn GAB MOA€GTQ^i NIKOnOA€l- TOJ TPO et al. A.G, i. Q. 1. I G T P O N Hygieia with snake and bowl r. standing Weight: 13.15 (0 Deviations: Rs. nOACITflN 3- 5 — nPO » — supposedly NHP in ligature 5 I Gotha — 2 Munich — 3 Paris Mionnet p. 2, 179, 706 — 4 Paris. — 1|— 5 million pp. 2, 181, 719, IV, 5 from the d'Hermand collection (misunderstood in the text, but in the Errata corrected) AVT K M ANTW TOPAIANOG AT likewise from GAB MOACGTOV NIKOnOA€l- THNPOG IGTPO (like this!) as well I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 332, 269; Eckhel cat. 60.55 [Mionnet 8.2,179,707]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 143 AVT K M ANT TOIPAIANOC AVP 1 as well likewise I Deviations: Rs. at the end |... i — |C... 3 I Lcakc Suppl. 136 — 2 Paris. — 1|— 3 (= » 0 Lenormant Cat. Behr 35
5IO MOESIA INFERIOR 2066 K26 2067 K27 Blackboard XVIII, 2 2068 K27 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVr Br. m. L. P. M. r. 2069 K27 Blackboard XVII, 32 2070 K27 i Vn C[AB MOjAECTOV | NIKOÜOAEI- TON nPOC etc. F.E Hygieia r as before- TP her r. ste- ON now I Schmidt, formerly Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8, 198). — (The verse is from the same Stamp like that of n. 2070, i.) AVT KM- ANTn | TOPAIANOC likewise from CAB M0A6CT0V NIKOH and i. T. , , OAEI . . nPOC ICTP F. 1. above j^^, I.A. q^ Bearded river god with naked Upper body 1st positioned, rows up laying a prow of a ship, the 1st arm on the flowing Source vessel supported Illustration of the back (l) Weight: 14.25 (i) I Naples Cat. 6320. — 1| — 2 (== i ?) Vaillant num. gr. 154 from the Lazara collection (Vs. not described). — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2053.) also VH CAB MOA^CTOV NIKOHOACI and. i. F. 1. above TfU, i. A. HPOC ICT PON River god like before, but with a branch in the R. and without Forepart of the ship Deviations: vs. writing incomplete 2; — Rs. RON i- A. illegible i I Sophia — 2 Winterthur. — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as that of n. 2099.3.) AVT K M ANT riOPAIANOII AV" likewise from CAB MOACCTOV NIKOnOA€|. TOJ and i.A. TPOC ICTPO, ^“^^ ly as well Illustration of Rs. (i) Deviations: Rs. NIKOTTOAlTßN TTPOC ICTPON (distribution unknown) 2 I Löbbecke, formerly Cat. Becker 226 — 2 Naples Cat. 6321 — 3 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 181, 722 AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVf Br. m. L. P. M. r. vn • CAB • MOA€CTOV- NIKOnOA€l- T[nN HP] etc. A. OC ICTPON Cybele with wall crown between two lions 1. sitting, in the R. the shell, the 1st arm on the Tympanum and the backrest supported Weight: 13.15 (i) I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.7 [Mionnet p. 2, 177, 697]. — ] — Here maybe 2 godmother imp. 372 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXXVII, 25] = Index 24 (with ETT CTP AYP AlOrENOVC NIKOTTOAEITß and i. F. 1. above |sj) if the Concordia type is not meant (see below n. 2081). — (The obverse of i is from the same stamp as that of n. 2066.)
NICOPOLIS 511 2071 K27 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANTn \ TOPAIANOC Vn CAB M0A6CT(y { NIKOHOACI- also TOJ TP et al. A. OC, i. F.r. I C T P O N Nemesis with Kalathos 1st ste- hand, with the R. over the robe the r. Ventilating the shoulder in the 1st arm staff; the wheel on the ground Deviations: vs. TORA 2; — Back apparently VTT C instead of VIT CAB 2, but from the same stamp as l (the letters /\B are only double struck disappeared) I London Cat. 53.79 [Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 159] — 2 Rollin The staff that the goddess holds in the first arm is described in the London catalog as a scepter; that could be correct, but it should be noted that it is not completely straight. The movement The right hand, as with the following coin, can probably be understood to mean that the goddess so that the robe over the r. wants to ventilate the shoulder. What is striking here is the Kalathos. 2072 K27 2073 K28 2074 K28 AVT K M ANT rOPAIA[NOC AVP] likewise from CAB MOA€CTOV N[IKOnOA€l- TjDJ TPOC ICTP etc. F.r. O N likewise, but perhaps without ca- lathos I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 331,267; Eckhel cat. 60.62 [Mionnet p. 2, i8o, 716; Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 155]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 145 The letters in brackets are supplemented according to Froelich and Eckhel; the former read probably more correct NIKOnOAeiTflN, Eckhel ..nOAlTflN 2071 vn CAB MOA€CTCy NIIKOnOACI- TOJ TPOC I et al. F.r. C T P O N Nemesis with scales and staff 1. standing; the wheel on the ground 1 Berlin Cat. 87.75 [Posnansky Nemesis uiid Adrasteia p. 156 as Nemesis-Aequitas] — 2 Munich also VH CAB MOACCTCy NI|KOnOA6l- TfNPOC I and i. F.r. C T, i. A.N P as well O Weight: 14.10(1) Deviations: vs. ANTßN 2; — Rs. NIKOnOAeiTflN fPOC I, >■ F- also, but i. A. nothing to see 2 I Athens Cat. 870 - 2 Paris
512 MOESIA INFERIOR 2075 K29 2076 K28 2077 K28 2078 K27 2079 K28 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANTHNIOC\rOPAIANOC- [A?] Br. m. Krone, P., M. r. Vn CAB MOA€CTOV i NIK OJ np and i. F O.C I T P o c :sor Nemesis like before with dare, Rod and wheel 1. standing IParis. — (The obverse is probably from the same stamp as those from n. 2086 and 2101.) AVT K M ANTjN TOPAIANOC AT Br. m. L. P. M. r. from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- TfM nO (like this!) and i. F.r. C Nemesis P 1. standing, T in the P prev. R. holding a stick down, in the lowered L. the bridle; on Ground the wheel Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing i — ANTlß (•) 2 I Berlin Cat. 87.76 inaccurate — 2 Sophia The type is the same as that of the coin from Tomis Plate XVIII, 22. AVT K M ANT TjOPAIANOC AVf likewise from CAB MOACCTOV NIKOHOACI- TOJ rPOC I and i. F.r. C T, D as well Deviations: Vs. rO|PAIANOC AVT 2 — end of the text is missing 1.4. 5; — Back in the field only C, T and P (without O) 4 - only circular type given, the Letters in the field may just be overlooked 7 I Arolsen — 2 Copenhagen — 3. 4 Paris — 5 Philippopel — 6 Rollin — 7 Rollin (Be- writing from Svoronos) AVT KM- ANTiW TOPAIANOC AT ■ same, but NIKOüOACITfN HOC likewise i (so!) ICTPO Weight: 12.55 (2) Deviations: Vs. ANT|ß 3 — AVT i 1 Rollin - 2 Schmidt, probably formerly Mandl (Egger sales cat. 8,197) - 3 Sophia AVT K M ANTW TOPAIANOC AT Vn CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- cbenso TOJ TTPOC IC and i. F.r. T P O N Nemesis 1. standing, in the previous R. holding her staff down, in the 1st arm the cornucopia; on the ground the wheel I Munich — 2 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 331,266 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXXVII, 23]; Eckhel cat. 60.63; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 144
NICOPOLIS 513 3080 K28 2081 K28 2082 K27 2083 K28 Nemesis [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT TiOPAIANOC AVr VH CAB MOACCTOV N!IKOnOA€l also TfM TPOC etc. F.r. I C as before, but with Kalathos Deviations: vs. conclusion uncertain 3; — Rs. supposedly |S|| TTPOC2 1 Berlin Cat. 87.77 [Posnansky Nemesis and Adrasteia p. 156 as Nemesis-Tyche] — 2 Hunter — 3 Paris Mionnet pp. 2, 181, 717 inaccurate [Posnansky p. 155 afterwards as ne- mesis-Aequitas] — 4 St. Petersburg The type is the same as that of the coins from Tomis Plate XVIII, 29. AVT KM- ANT • rjOPAIANOC kV likewise Vn CAB MOACCTOV [ NIKOHOACI A. TPOC ICTP, i. F.r. Concordia with Kala Bowl and cornucopia 1. TOJ et al. below O N thos (?), sitting Weight: 10.75 (i) Deviations: Vs. not specified 6 — at the end AVT 3 — without AVT (0 ^1 — Rev. beginning of the writing is missing 2 — NIKOTTOAITJN (0 2 — the letters not visible in the field i. 5 — Ol (?) 2 — supposedly NIKOTTOAlTfiN TTPOC ICTPO 3 — Font not specified 6 I Gotha Sestini lett. 9.7 [Mionnet p. 2,181, 720] — 2 Munich — 3 Naples Cat. 6322 — 4 Sophia — 5 Vienna Eckhel cat. 60, 56; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 149. — i] — 6 (=3?) Vaillant number. gr. 154 [Mionnet p. 2, 181, 721] from his collection. — See also above n. 2070.2. — (i and 4 are from the same dies.) It is uncertain whether the woman has a kalathos or the wall crown on her head; but what is probably meant is Concordia and not the city goddess, since the latter instead Cornucopia would probably have the scepter. Eckhel's statement that the cornucopia on the armchair is attached is only caused by the clumsy drawing. AVT K M ANTH likewise rOPAlANOC from CAB MOA^CTO^ TOJ nPOC etc. F. NiKonoAei- r-'Tyche c T P O N with ka- lathos, tax rudder and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: vs. end of the scripture missing 3; — Back middle of the writing is missing 2 — Circular at the end incomplete 3. 4 — the C to TTPO in section 2 I Basel — 2.3 Rollin — 4 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1049 [Mionnet pp. 2, 181, 718] ; Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 146 from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- TfU TPOC IC etc. F.r. T P O N Deviations: Vs. ANT | TOPAIANOC 2.3; — Rs. NilK TßM i — i. F- "ur T and p (?) I — rpO u- »• A. C IC (>• F- like 3) 2 I London Cat. 52.75 — 2 Rollin — 3 Sophia The ancient coins of Northern Greece I. 33 AVT K M ANT rOjPAlANOC AVf likewise likewise
SH MOESIA INFERIOR 2084 K29 2085 K27 T. XX, 22 2086 K27 2087 K28 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT[w] [ TOPAIANOC AVP Br. m. Krone, T., M. (perhaps also Gorgoneion and Aegis) r. I Copenhagen; maybe the same piece earlier Cat. Bentinck 1.315 = 2.1023; Sestini mus. Ilederv, parte Europ. i, 39, 65. — (On the vs. see n. 2041.) A[€C]T[OV] NIKOnOACITO. Tyche as before 1, standing AVT K M ANT TOPAIANO: . Br. m. L. F. M. r. Illustration of Rs. (i) I Imhoof. — II — 2 (I?) Cat. de Moustier 185, 2855 Vn CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- TOJ np and i. A. OC ICTPON Temple front with four spiral nen pillars; in the middle Hades Sarapis with Kalathos 1. seated, the R. above Kerberos, the L. leaning on the scepter; in the gable Shield and spear AVT K M ANTONIOC TOPAIANOC [A?] Br. m. Krone, F., M. r. from CAB MOA€CT(y: NiKonoAa TfM TP etc. A. OC ICTPON Temple front with four columns; in the middle male (?) figure 1. standing, the R. on a large Shield (?) supported I Paris, formerly Wiczay 2237; Sestini 39.66. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2075.) Despite the coin's good preservation, the image of the god cannot be named with certainty; Svoronos thought the figure was female; to me, like Sestini, she seemed male. Whether the counter- The stand on which the right hand rests is said to be a shield is also uncertain; Svoronos thought he saw a pillar. Sestini wanted a bearded (?) in the figure. See Ares, who supported the R. on a shield and the L. on a spear; meanwhile is no reliable naming possible. AVT KM-ANTfl | TOPAIANOC Br. m. L. F. M. r. vn CAB MOA€CT|0^ NIKOHOA^I- TCa et al. A. nPOC IC, i. f.r. T P O N Temple front with four columns; in the middle Concordia (?) with Ka- lathos and cornucopia 1. standing up a high base; in the gable much- easily shield and spear Deviations: Rs. NIKOTTOAlTflN TTPOC ICTPß and the temple image only as Idolum denotes 2 I London Cat. 52, 78 Fig. — 1| — Here perhaps (if not to one of the others Numbers (2085. 2086. 2088-2093) 2 (^ i ?) Sestini descr. 48,116 from Ainslie The attribute in the goddess's right hand cannot be seen; but no one can It could be a rudder or a balance or a staff, so that the figure could probably be considered Concordia. to see is; distinguishes it from the certain temple image of Concordia (below n. 2089). however, due to the high base.
NICOPOLIS 515 2088 K27 2089 K27 2090 K28 2091 K28 2092 K28 209:j K27 [Gordianus] also VH CAB MOA€CT;(y NIKOnOA6l- TOJ et al. A. nPOC ICTP also- like that; in the gable • (shield?) Deviations: Rs. VTT CAB MOAeCl.. NIKOTTO.... "• i- A. nPOC ICTP, depict- under perhaps still ON 2 - the cornucopia cannot be seen 2 - in the gable nothing noticed i I Mandl (Egger Sales -Cat. 8,200) — 2 Venice Marciana also Vn CAB MOA€CTCy | NIKOüOA^I- TfM et al. A. TPOC ICT..N Tem- pelfront with four columns; in the Middle Concordia with Kalathos, Bowl and cornucopia 1. standing Deviations: Rs. the attribute in the R. of the goddess cannot be recognized i I Copenhagen — 2 Rollin AVT K [M ANTHN] [ TOPAIANOC Br. m. L. P. M. r. Vn CAB MOA€C HOA^I and. i. A. TON TPOC ICT PON likewise I Rollin AVT K M ANT TiOPAIANOC AVr likewise from CAB MOAl^CTOjV NIK OnOA^I- TOJ et al. A. nPOC ICTPOJ Tem- pelfront with four windings columns; in the middle Tyche(?) with Kalathos, rudder (?) and filling horn 1. standing Deviations: vs. beginning and end of writing missing 2; — Rs. ,.,.CT|.. NijKonoAeiTrN "• i- A. npoc ictp.. 2 I Arolsen — 2 Parma — 3 Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 329, 265 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXXVII, 22]; Eckhel cat. 60.58 [Mionnet pp. 2, 182, 725]; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 150 inaccurate The attribute in the right hand of the goddess seemed to me to be very easy to be a rudder; and there the temple on the following coin, in which Surely Tyche is depicted also has winding columns, so it is probably It is clear that the same goddess is meant here too. AVT K M • ANT W • TOPAIANOC /V VH CAB MOA^CTOV i NIKOnOA€l- likewise TfN n (so!) and i. A. nPOC ICTPON Temple front with four spiral nen pillars; in the middle Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and filling horn 1. standing; Shield in the gable and spear 1 Munich. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2048.) AVT K M ANT • TOPAIANOC AVf likewise I Löbbcckc likewise
5i6 MOESIA INFERIOR [Gordianus] AVT K-MANT riOPAIANOC AV Br. m. L. P. M. r. 2094 K27 2095 K27 2096 K27 Blackboard XIX, 25 2097 K27 2098 K27 Vn CA|B MOA€CTOV NIKOnOA€l:- TjflN nPOC ICTPOJ Kaiser with Aureole, armor and flutter- the coat on horseback at a gallop r., in the raised R. the spear, in the L. the reins Deviations: vs. beginning of writing missing 3; — Rs. at the end ICTPO l I Berlin Cat. 87.78 — 2 Rollin — 3 Sophia The reverse of i appears to be from the same die as that of 3 (and probably also the of 2); If ICTPO and ICTPON can still be read there, one must assume that that the stamp was changed at this point after the Berlin Mint was minted. AVT KM- ANTO | rOPAIANOC likewise Emperor vn GAB M;0A€CT0V NIKOnOA and below CITflN nPOC IGT PON as before here, but probably without a halo Weight: 13.50(1) I Gotha — 2 Lübbecke — 3 Sophia — 4 Vienna Arneth Session area. 9, 907, 148. — j| — 5 (=4?) Wiczay 2236 [Mionnet p. 2, 132, 723]; Sestini 39.64. — (The Rs. of i and 3, but probably also the other copies are from the same stamp. — The vs. of i and 3 are from the same stamp as those from n. 2053, i etc.) AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVr likewise from GAB MOA€GTOV NIKOnOA6l- TfW HP et al. A. OG IGTPON Tranquillina r. and Gordianus 1. standing, reaching each other Illustration of Rs. (i) I Imhoof — 2 Paris — 3 Vienna Mus. Theup. 1049 [Mionnet pp. 2, 182, 727]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 147. — j — 4 Mionnet pp. 2, 182, 724; Dumersan Cat. Allier 21. — (The Rs. of I. 2. 3 are from the same stamp.) The type represents the marriage of Gordianus and Tranquillina; after that The coin cannot have been minted before the year 241 (cf. Pick num. Zschr. 23.55). vn GAB MOA€GTCy NIKOnOA€l- TCa nPO (like this!) etc. A.IGTPON Eagle with a wreath in its beak on a basis between two Field symbols standing and 1. looking I Vienna Froelich 4 tentam. 462, xot'; Eckhel cat. 60.57 [Mionnet pp. 2, 178, 701]; Arneth Meeting area 9, 907, 153 2094 AVT K M ANTW TOPAIANOC AT Br. m. L. P. M. r. I Löbbecke vn GAB MOA^GTOV NIKOnOAl- TOJ et al. A. n^OG IGTP Eagle with spread wings r. ste- hewing and 1. looking
NICOPOLIS 517 2099 K28 2100 K28 2101 K28 2102 K27 2io:i K26 2104 K26 [Gordianus] AVTKMANTn I rOPAIANOC VH CAB MOA€CTCy NIKOHOA^I- Br. m. L. P. M. r. TOJ TP et al. A. OC ICTPO, i. F r. N eagle with spread out Wings forward on the lightning standing and head with wreath in the beak 1. raising Weight: 11.35(3) — 10.72(2) Deviations: vs. with ANTßN (•) i — not described 5-7; — Rs. MO- AeCTO u-i- A. ICTP. . 2 — MOAGCTlCy 3 — indistinct in section 3 — Font not specified 5. 6. 7 — Lightning not specified 5. 6 I Arolsen — 2 Athens Cat. 867 — 3 Gotha Sestini Lett. 9.7 [Mionnet p. 2, 178, 702] — 4 almonds ^;j — Here or to one of the following numbers 5 Vaillant num. size 154 [Mionnet p. 2,178, 703] from the collection of Cardinais Leopold - 6 Sestini descr. 48,120 by Ainslie — 7 Musaei nummorum quod venale prostat Varsaviae comp, descriptio (1799) P.47 (should be in Kiev). — (The obverse of 3 is from the same stamp as that of n. 2068.1.) likewise Vn CAB M0A6CTCy I NIKOnOA€l- TfM TP etc. F.r. O C c T i. A.F. likewise I Tubingen. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2053.) from CAB MOACCTOV NIKOH likewise ANTHNIOC rOPAlANOC- Br. m. Krone, P.,*M. r. I Munich. — (About the vs. cf. to n. 2075.) AVT KM-ANin I rOPAIANOC! VH MOACCTCX NIKOnOACITOJ Br. m. L. P. M. r. I TPOC ICP"ON as well Weight: 13.35 (0 Deviations: vs. with ANTJIN 2 I Gotha — 2 St. Petersburg. — yy — 3 Cat. Becker 225 It should be noted that the gentile name of Modestus CAB ^'^r is omitted. AVT K M ANT rOPAIANOC AVf likewise from CAB MOA€CTOV NIKOHOACI- THN TPOC IC etc. A. TPON Eagle as before, but the head to the right I Naples Cat. 6319 — 2 Sophia AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVr likewise from CAB MOA^CTjOV NIKOnOAei- TflN et al. A. nPOC ICT Snake, in many coils erect, the head with attention bus r. Deviations: Vs. uncertain 3 — Rs. i. A. nPOC ICTP i — font uncertain 3 I Sophia (communication from Tacchella) — 2 Vienna PVoelich 4 tcntam. 331,271 Fig. d. Rs. [Gessner imp. CLXXVII, 24]; Eckhel Cat. 60.59 [Mionnet pp. 2,179, 708]; Arncth meeting bcr. 9, 907, 152. — 1|— • 3 Sestini descr. 48,117 from Ainslie
5i8 MOESIA INFERIOR 2105 K28 2106 K27 2107 K27 T. XX, 16 2108 K21 [Gordianus] AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVr VH CAB M0A6CT0V NIKOnOA€l- Br. m. L. P. M. r. TOJ HP et al. A. OC ICTPO Snake like before, but without the nimbus Deviations: Vs. AV....ANTn i TOPAIANOC 3; — Case from CAB MOAeCTO'l etc. A. OC ICT... and apparently two snakes (but only through double- pelschlag) 3 I Athens - 2 Vienna - 3 in trade AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AVr just like that from CAB MOA^CTOV NIKOHOA^I- [TflN nPOC ICTPON] Drcifuss, surrounded by a snake I Sophia (communication from Tacchclla; on the print are the books in brackets bars not visible) AVT K M ANT r|OPAIANOC AV likewise from CAB MOA^CTOV NIKOHOA^I- TfM HP et al. A. OC ICTPON Open city gate with battlements, of two towers with pointed Included in roofs Illustration of Rs. (2) Deviations: Vs. at the end uncertain 2 — AVT 3-5 — AV (•) i J — Rs. TS2N nPO etc. A. c ICTPON (0 3 — NICOnO (sor) nPOC ICTPON (5) I Leake Suppl. 136 — 2 Löbbecke — 3 Mandl — 4 Paris Mionnet i, 360, 42; the Rs. repeats Suppl. 2, 182, 726; depicted in Donaldson architectura numismatica n. 82; probably the same piece before in Holstenius notae in Steph. 225 from the Gotifredi collection (with VTT CAINOAECTOV) and at Vaillant num. gr, 154 from the Queen's collection Christine. — 1| — 5 Cat. Welzl 1375. — See below n. 2107*. (without governor's name) AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC AV" Head m. L. r. N6IKOniOAI|TOJ TPOC ICTPON Nike with wreath and palm branch 1. standing Weight: 4.85 (2) I Bucharest — 2 Gotha Sestini lett. 9, 7 [Mionnet p. 2, 180, 712] — 3 Paris Blanchet revue num. 1892, 77, 66; probably this piece by Cohen Cat. Gray 1014 2107* Gordianus 1 Tfl CAB MOAECTOT NlKOnOAI'mN IIPOC K 26 I ICTPON city gate with three towers I Vienna Eckhel cat. 61.68; Arneth meeting area. 9, 907, 151 The coin belongs to Diadumenianus, whose name is still .... OIIEA ANTQNI AlAAOT.... can be read; it is therefore listed above n. 1826.
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Corrections. The corrections to individual descriptions that have become necessary will find their place among the addendums at the end of the volume. Just a few I would like to correct errors in the introductions here: P. 22, second column: AELIANA PINCENSIA is closed for AELIA PINCENSIA read. — [The work of R, Mowat on the mining coins (revue num. 1894) only appeared when this department had already started printing. was closed.] p. 61 fg. Some information in the general introduction to Moesia inferior, namely- Information about the coinage of individual cities can be found in the special lines to these have been corrected. P. 63, second column: The tetradrachms with OEOY MEfAAOY only belong in the second century; cf. the introduction to Odessos and for now my comments in the archaeol yearbook. Institute 1898 p. 155 fg. p. 68 note i. — I had overlooked that the inscriptions discussed here were from Tomis and also p. 73 note 2 as number 4 cited to London came and from Newton (Ancient Greek Inscriptions in the British Museum 2 n. 174 - 176) have already been properly published. P. 77 Note 2. — The erroneous information about the coins of Nicopolis with two heads have been corrected on p. 333. About one in the same area For the Tomis coin belonging to the context, see p. 188 note 2 and p. 333 Note 4. — The contents of note 6 are corrected on page 156 note 2. P. 78, second column above: The minting of imperial coins in Odessos begins already under Domitianus. S, 145 note 2. — My guess that not 'OXatr/.ou, but PoiX^xtxoL) to read was erroneous; a photograph of the inscription given to me by Mr Prof. Bormann kindly provided at my request, showed that the Reading 'OXatf/.ou is safe; Meanwhile Br. Keil (Hermes 1896 p. 47 2 fg.) pointed out that an "OX7? av7]p is inscribed after- is demonstrable. — The inscription is also not from Tyra, as I did in the following believed to be an accident, but probably from Istros after that Bukovina was abducted. p. 157 fg. — I now have the rider type in another place (Yearbook of the Arch. Institute 1898 p. i64fg.) treated in more detail. B.P.
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE I DACIA. VIMINACIUM. KALLATIS. uaimivcK t BmiNNHF • hauser . rtJmcM
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF NORTH GREECE I TABLE n. l|K 2iK 3|K 4K KALLATIS. DIONYSOPOLIS. ISTROS. LIGHTCRUCK V DRDNtUUC » HAUSKR . ZUPICH
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THE MnKEN COINS OF NORU-GREECE. I TABLE m. ISTROS. MARKIANOPOLIS. NICOPOLIS UCHfCRVOK V BRtlHNSK ft SAl/BER. ^iJKOl
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THE ANMEN COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE W. ODESSOS MCJmmvcr rBUTmiiKR s kavier. zmucK
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THE ANHKEN COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE Y ODESSOS. TOMIS. ItCKTCKVCK vBnUNtUR » HOUSES. TOtUCU
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE, m. TOMIS . UGHTDRUCK vBiniNIUUt. ft HAV8ER. ZURICH
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THE ANHKEN COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE M TOMIS . UCIfITOVCX V BKOHKKR » K*U9KR . ZURICH
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF NORTH GREECE. I TABLE Yffl OLBIA.
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