The Achaemenid Persians, the Satraps and the Tributary Dynasts — 1893

MAZAIOS 35 a bunch of grapes. Without the throne, the letter 1 (initial of the name of Solo). ^25. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 70. 251. Variety. At right, in the field on the left, a helmet of profile to right. JR. 24. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 90. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VI, fig. 3 . 252. Variety. At right, without symbol in the field. On the reverse, in front of feet of Baaltars, the letter 1; in the field, to the right, the letter B; under the throne, monogram No. 42. JR. 25. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 78. — Coll. de Luynes. 253 . Same bust of Athena. RL. Same type of seated Baaltars. In the field on the left, a cob and a bunch of grapes; in the field, to the right, the letter B and one leaf of ivy; under the throne, the letter T (initial of name Tarsus). JR. 24. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 95. 254. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 24. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 92. 255 . Another copy. Corner variety. ./K25. -- Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 95. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VI, fig. 4. 256. Same bust of Athena. RL. I y h *-° -y (""lln^D,). Baaltars sitting on the left, on a throne without backrest, looking from face, the chlamys wrapped around of legs and kidneys; on his right hand is placed an eagle, and from this same hand he holds a cob and a cluster of grapes; of the hand left he leans on a long scepter. Under the throne, the letter H.J. (O). Granite. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 9 gr. 52. Barbarian style piece. PI. VI, fig. 5. The law of this stater with the head of Athena of previous staters ; the reverse is the copy of type of Baaltars of the staters described under Nos. 214 et seq. The barbaric form l-| from the 1 in the legend is to note.

3 6 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 257. Bust of helmeted Athena, of three quarters on the left, as on the previous pieces. Granite around the edge. B/L. The Persian king Artaxerxes III Ochus standing advancing to the right; he is wearing the cidaris topped with five teeth; he has a long beard and he is dressed in a candy with wide sleeves, raised above left knee; the bow and the quiver is suspended on his back; of right hand he relies on her cheekbone javelina and he holds a bundle of arrows in the left hand. /R 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 62. PI. VI, fig. 6. 258. Diademed head of Aphrodite on the left, hair going down on the neck; she has a necklace and earrings. B/,. Baaltars sitting on the left on a throne, half naked, the chlamys wrapped around the legs; of right hand it is based on a long scepter. Circle around the edge. A. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 77. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VI, fig. 7. 259 . Head of hairless Hermes, wearing the petase, on the left. B/,. Baaltars seated left on a throne, half naked, the chlamys wrapped around legs; of the hand right it is based on a long scepter. Granite around the edge. /K 9. — Persian hemi-obolus, o gr. 40. PI. VI, fig. 8. 260. Hairless head on the left, wearing earrings, the hair forming two rows of curls on the nape of the neck; she is wearing a tiara flat on the front and raised at the apex at its posterior part. B/,. The Persian king Artaxerxes III Ochus wearing a the cidaris, sitting at right on a throne with back, wearing candys with wide sleeves; of left hand he is based on a long scepter, and hand right he is holding a flower. /R 11. — Persian obol, ogr. 49. PL VI, fig. 9. 261 . Lion crouching left and roaring. Above, an arch. B/-- f^fh^uy (ï"irO;JIl). Baaltars sitting to right on a throne to folder; the god is bearded and wearing a flat tiara on the front and raised at the apex at its posterior part. Granite around the edge. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 30. Four strokes of the shears. 262. Lion devouring a kneeling bull, right. Circle around the edge.

MAZAIOS 37 RL. The king of Persia sitting, right, as above, holding a long scepter and a flower. JR. ii. — Persian obolus, o gr. 72. PI. VI, fig. 10. 263 . Another copy. Corner variety. At reverse, the type is at half trimmed. An. — Persian obolus, o gr. 61. PI. VI, fig. 11. 264. Bearded head, left, with curly hair on the nape of the neck, earrings and a necklace, and wearing a crenellated calathos. Circle around the edge. tyL. Bearded head, facing forward, placed on a base which has the shape of a lion head seen from the front. Circle around the edge. JR. 12. — Persian obolus, o gr. 65. PI. VI, fig. 12. 265 . Gorgon head, front view, scattered hair forming coils symmetrical on each side of the face. P^.. Head of Athena, wearing a Corinthian helmet, left. Granite around the edge. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 60. PI. VI, fig. 13. 2. COINS OF SIDONIAN TYPES, IN CILICIA OR SYRIA (from 353 to 332 av. AD). 266. Phoenician galley with its rowers, adorned with the bow of a figure pastry, and sailing to the left on flows represented by wavy parallel streaks. Above I y (I "2, in Year 1). Granite around the edge. RL. ïH^H) (HTD Mazaios). The King Artaxerxes III Ochus in his chariot drawn by three horses, on the left. The king of Persia is standing, extending right hand, wearing the crenellated cidaris and dressed in the candy; next to him, on the chariot, is the charioteer holding the reins of the horses going to not. Behind the tank, a character in costume Asian tume follows on foot, holding a long scepter in his right hand finished with a quadruped head, gaping mouth, and hand left, a perfume vase. All on a double basis. Granite around the edge.

30 DYNASTS AND SATKAPES JR. 30. — Double stat. phen., 26 gr. Flan very thick; edged slice lively. — Coll. de Luynes. 267. Same Phoenician galley; above, | (an /). Granite around the edge. RL. ^qj (*Q, initials of the name of Mazaios). The King Artaxerxes III Ochus standing, right, fighting against a lion which stands in front him on his hind legs; the king, wearing the cidaris and dressed in the candy, seizes left hand the lion by the mane, while than right hand lowered he holds the short sword or acinaces. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 67. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. IV, fig. 14. 268. Variety. On the right, I y (l i, in the year 1). JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 67. — Coll. de Luynes. 269. Same Phoenician galley; above, There (in year 2). RL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus in his chariot, as above. JR. 26. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 82. — Coll. de Luynes. 270. Same Phoenician galley; above, III y (in the year }). RL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus in his chariot, as above. JR. 28. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 77. 271 . Same Phoenician galley; above I (20"2, in year 26). RL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus, in his chariot, as above. JR, 29. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 76. PL VI, fig. 15. 272. Same Phoenician galley; above, I? y (21 2,, in year 21). RL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus, in his chariot, as above. JR. 29. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. 273 . Same Phoenician galley. No date. RL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus in his chariot, as above. JR. 29. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 69. 274. Same Phoenician galley; above, a crude date. RL. \**J ("12, initials of Mazaios' name). The King Artaxerxes III Ochus standing, right, fighting against a lion which stands in front him, as above, n° 267. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 75. — Coll. de Luynes.

MAZAIOS 39 Uncertain (Ma^aios?) 275 . Phoenician galley, without sails, with a row of oarsmen, sailing at left on waves represented by two wavy parallel lines. Above, in the field, the legend >*^fT ("pTD?); in the exergue, the letter V (M?) Granite around the edge. B/.. The King of Persia wearing a jagged tiara and dressed in the candy, standing on the right and fighting, dagger in hand, against a lion which stands before him roaring. In the field, a rooster, on the left. J.R., 11. — Obole phen., o gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VI, fig. 16. Compare the tetradrachm legend below, no. 322. 276. Same Phoenician galley; without caption in the field. RL. The king of Persia fighting a lion, as above. In the field, the letters A - *) (3D). 2R. 10. — Phen. hemiobolus, o gr. 41. S. COINS STRUCTURED IN CILILIA OR SYRIA. (from 349 to 332 av. AD). SL77- eïf^uy Cnrny2, Baaltars), to right; the letters are trimmed. Baaltars seated left on a backless throne; he has bare chest, the chlamys wrapped around the legs and left arm; of the right hand he leans on a long scepter ending in a flower of lotus. In front of him, in the field on the left, a thymiaterion. Circle around the edge. RL. ^ y | m (HTQ, Mazctios). Lion passing, left, on rocks. Circle around the edge. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 60. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VI, fig. 17. 278. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 22. — Stat. Persian, 8 gr. 30. (Filled piece). — Coll. de Luynes. 279 . Same legend and same type of seated Baaltars, on the left ; in the field on the left, a standing bipinna; under the throne, the letter W (Q). Gre- netis around the edge. tyL. ^u\ ifj (H"Q, Ma^aios). Lion passing, on the left, on a base. Circle around the edge. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 35. Backhand shear cut.

40 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 280 . Same legend and same type of seated Baaltars, on the left. In the field on the left, the letter ty(O); under the throne, the letter ^. (*). Granite around the edge. RL. -|Ljjm (HTQ, Malawi). Lion passant, left, on a crescent. Up in the field, a star with sixteen rays. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 82. Backhand shear cut. PL VI, fig. 18. 281 . Without legend. Same type of Baaltars seated, left. In the field on the left, a shell. Granite around the edge. RL. Without legend. Lion passant, right, on a crescent. At the top, in the field, a star with eight rays. JR. 12. — Persian obolus, o gr. 73. PL VI, fig. 19. COINS STRUCK IN BABYLON (from 331 to 328 av. AD). 282. Without legend. Baaltars seated, left, on a backless seat; he has the shirtless, the chlamys wrapped around the legs and of arm left; with the right hand he leans on a long scepter surmounted of a lotus flower. Granite around the edge. RL. 4 “|| i+| ("TTD, Maiaios). Lion passing, left, on a line sinuous which represents rocks. Circle around the edge. JR. 26. — Tetradr. att., 17 gr. 20. Two cuts with shears on the reverse. Thick flan, sharp-edged slice. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VI, fig. 20. 283 . Same type of seated Baaltars, left. RL. ^ y 1 1+| CH7D, Ma?aois). Leo passing, left, on a line right; between the lion's paws, the letter K. JR. 24. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 30. — Coll. de Luynes. 284. | ^ f>Loy ("~lPv2, Baaltars) to right. Baaltars sitting, on the left, as in the previous pieces. RL. -4 Hl Vâ (HTD, Maiaios). Lion Passant, left, on a base. A the exergue, a crown. JR. 26. — Tetradr. att., 17 gr. 10. PL VI, fig. 21. 285 . Variety. Same types and same legends, without symbol in the exergue on the reverse. JR. 24. — Tetradr. att., 17 gr. 20. Shears to the right.

ALEXANDER’S GENERALS 41 ALEXANDER'S GENERALS COINS STRUCTURED IN BABYLON AND SYRIA (from 328 to 306). 1. Anonymous coins 286 . Baaltars seated, left, on a backless throne, right foot brought back behind left foot ; he has the shirtless and the coiled chlamys around the legs ; of left hand he leans on his seat and from the right on a long scepter. tyL. Lion passing, on the left, on a base. JR 24. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 42. Thick flan ; sharp-edged slice. PI. VII, fig. 1. 287. Same type of seated Baaltars, on the left. Granite around the edge. RL. Same type of passing lion, left; above, the letter [". Gre- netis around the edge. JR 23. — Tetradr. att., 14 gr. 90. (Silver sauced.) — Coll. de Luynes. 288. Another copy. Corner variety. JR 22. — Tetradr. att., \G gr. 52.

42 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 293 . Baaltars seated, on the left, on a backless throne; he has a bare chest, chlamys wrapped around left legs and arm; he leans of the right hand on a scepter; his right foot is in front of left foot; under the throne, the letter n. RL. Same type of passing lion, left; above, a thunderbolt. A22. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 35. 294. Same type of Baaltars seated, left; without a letter under the throne. RL Same type of lion passing, left; above, a thunderbolt. JR 8. — Hemiobolus att., o gr. 40. — Coll. deLuynes. 295 . Same type of seated Baaltars, left, right foot brought back the left foot. RL. Same type of lion passing by, left; above, a scorpion. JR. 22. — Tetradr. att., 15 gr. 66. (Coin minted in Samosata?) PI. VII. fig. 5. 296. Same type of Baaltars seated, left. Granite around the edge. RL. Same type of lion passing by, left; above, a star at five branches (pentalpha). Granite around the edge. JR 23. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 90. — Coll. deLuynes. 297. Another copy. Variety of corners. JR. 25. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 32. PI. VII, fig. 6. 298. Same type of seated Baaltars, left. RL. Same type of lion passing, left; at on it, the monogram. No. 43 in a crown; in exergue, Ml. JR 23. — Tetrad. att., 16 gr. 57. PI. VII, fig. 7. 299 . Same type of seated Baaltars, left. RL. Same type of lion passing by, left; to the exergue, the monogram. No. 43 in a circle. JR. 14. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 30. — Coll. de Luynes 300. Same type of seated Baaltars, left; under the throne, the letter H. RL. Same type of lion passerby, on the left. In the exergue, crude letter(?). JR 15. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 10. — Coll. de Luynes. 301 . Same type of seated Baaltars, left. Without letter.

THE GENERALS OF ALEXANDER 43 R/,. Same type of lion passerby, on the left. Above, a crown (?). J.K. 10. — Obol att., o gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. 302 . Baaltars or Zeus, seated right, on a throne, bare chest, chlamys wrapped around the legs, the foot straight brought back the foot left; of right hand it is based on a long scepter, and on his left hand he wears an eagle. KL. Lion Passant, left, on a base. Granite around the edge. J.K. 9. — Obole att., o gr. 44. — Coll. de Luynes. 303. Another copy. Corner variety. J.K. 9. — Obole att., o gr. 51. PI. VII, fig. 8. 2. Antigone?) 304. Baaltars seated, left, on a backless throne, right foot brought back behind the left foot; he has the torso naked, the coiled chlamys around the legs; with the left hand he leans on his seat, and from the right, on a long scepter. Granite around the edge KL. Lion Passant, left, on a base. Above, the mongr. #44 (where we can recognize the first letters of Antigone's name). Granite around the edge. M. 23. — Tetradr. att., [5 gr. 62. PI. VII, fig. 9. 305. Same type of Baaltars sitting, left; in the field on the left, the letter M. KL. Leo passing by, on the left, and diverting the head; in the exergue, the letter A. Granite around the edge. JK15 . — Drachma att., 4 gr. 05 . — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VII, fig. 10. 3. Dernetrius Poliorcetes (?) 306. Same type of seated Baaltars, on the left. No letter in the field. KL. Same type of lion passerby, left; above, the letter A (ini- tial of the name of Dérnétrius). JK 23. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 77. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VII, fig. 11. 307 . Another copy. Corner variety. J.K. 22. — Tetradr. att., 16 gr. 48.

44 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 4. Seleucus, satrap of Babylon. (from 321 to 306 BC). 308. Baaltars seated, on the left, as above. Without letter in the field. RL. Leo passing by, on the left ; at on it, a lying anchor and the letter n ; in the exergue, the monogram. No. 45 and an upside-down croissant. Granite around the edge. JR. 22. — Tetradr. att., 15 gr. 60. PI. VII, fig. 12. 309. Same type of seated Baaltars, left. RL. Lion Passant, left; above, a lying anchor. Granite around the edge. JR. 23. — Tetradr. att., 15 gr. 80. — Coll. de Luynes. 310. Even type of Baaltars sitting, left; in front, a horse head horned (emblem of Seleucus). Granite around the edge. RL. Lion Passant, left; above, a lying anchor. JR. 15. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 30. 311. Same type of seated Baaltars, left. RL. Lion passing by, to the left, and turning his head away ; above, an anchor lying down. Granite around the edge. JR. 12. — Hemi-drachmeatr.., 1 gr. 75. PL VII, fig. 13. 312. Head idealized of Alexander the Big, wearing the remains of a elephant head, right. Granite around the edge. RL. Victoire standing, left, hair tied at the top of her head, holding in his right hand a crown, and in his left, the stylis of a ship, shaped like cross. In the field, on the left, the head d horned horse (emblem of Seleucus) and Al. Grènetis around the edge. No. 22. — Double daric, 16 gr. 08. Thick flan; slice to edges lively. PL VII, fig. 14. 313 . Same head of Alexander the Great wearing the remains of an elephant, right. RL. AAEZANAPOY, on the right. Victory standing, on the left, like this above, holding the crown and stylis. In the field, on the left, a upside down anchor (emblem of Seleucus). JE 16. — Hemi-chalque, 3 gr. 62. PL VII, fig. 15.

DYNASTS OF HIERAPOLIS 45 DYNASTS OF HIERAPOLIS (BAMBYCE) ABD-HADAD, dynast towards 332 av. AD 314. Bust of Atergatis left, wearing a very decorated calathos, hair braided falling on the back, having a neck necklace and the chest draped. In the field, on the right, ^O (= 30); on the left, some traces of an erased word. Granite around the edge. fy~- H H (1 H 9 w (TiiTQy, Abd-Hadad). The king of Persia in his chariot dragged by two horses which advance at a walking pace to the left; the king is wearing the cidaris and dressed in candy; he extends and student the hand right; the charioteer holding the reins is standing in the tank next to the king; on the side of one of the horses, as a countermark, the letter yew. (N'). Granite around the edge. JR. 22. — Didr. att., 8 gr. 55. — Coll. deLuynes. PI. VII, fig. 16. 315 . Bust of Atergatis, facing, wearing a very decorated calathos, hair braided forming two long braids who frame the face and fall on shoulders, having a neck necklace and the chest draped. In the field, to the right, T\ f> u y \*o (nn^"inj, Atergatis); left [^]0 (= 30). P£. tfij n tj y v (Tin-Dy, Abd-Hadad). Abd-Hadad standing left, under a temple represented by two columns supporting a triangular roof gular; the pontiff is wearing a conical cap, wearing a dress talar, and he holds a pine cone above a small altar. A22. — Didr. att., 6 gr. 75. Furred piece. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VII, fig. 17. CURRENCY IN THE NAME OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT 316. -fllw (ni"ï;7, Ouch). Bust of Atergatis, to right, with pendants ears and a necklace, the hair statements around the forehead and arranged in parallel lines around the head. Behind, the letter V (t2) who does not doesn't seem do part of the legend; at on it, the letter A.

46 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES RL. i^tjij^ cjL^- (TÎ3DD7N, Alexandre) in letters dotted. Leo devouring a bull to half kneeling, on the left. Below, the letter “-J (1). Granite around the edge. M. 22. — Didr. att., 8 gr. 38. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VII, fig. 18. DYNASTS OF UNCERTAIN CITIES OF THE 5TH SATRAPIA BAANA, dynast around 430 BC. AD 317. Cow standing to right, breastfeeding sound calf and diverting the head. Granite around the edge. tyL. Heracles hairless, completely naked, turned to right, the leg left forward; with the right hand he brandishes his club above of his head, and left hand he holds, suspended by the tail and by a hind leg, a lion struggling in the void. Square hollow. M. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 62. 318. Hairless Heracles, completely naked, turned to the right, left leg in front, having a bow and a quiver hanging on the left flank; of right hand he brandishes his club above of his head, and the left hand, it hangs by its tail struggling lion in the void. Ri,. Cow standing on the left, on a basis, nursing her calf; at above the monogram. Phoenician & of which the main element is the letter 9 (initial of Baana). Hollow square bordered with a sandstone. JR. 22. — Stat. Persian, 11 gr. 07. PI. VIII, fig. 1. 319. The king of Persia wearing the cidaris, dressed in the candy, standing on the right and fighting against a lion who stands before him on his paws behind; of the left hand the king seizes the animal by the mane and of right down he brandishes the dagger called acinaces. Granite around the edge. RL. Cow standing on the left, on a basis, breastfeeding sound veal; At

DYNASTS OF THE V E SATRAPY 47 on it, the word ^ L]°^ (i'O'.Q, Baana). Hollow square bordered by a gritted. ^.21. — Star, Persian, 10 gr. 65. PI. VIII, fig. 2. CURRENCY MINTED IN ASCALON OR AZDODfJ) around 350 BC. AD 320. Ichthyomorphic dagon on the left, holding a trident in his right hand and on the left a crown; its sinuous tail is equipped with a crest and ending in a scorpion claw. Granite around the edge. RL. \% ("N)- Leo, gaping mouth, turned to the right and walking on rocks. JR.2^. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 53. PI. VIII, fig. 3. COINS IN ATHENIAN TYPES 321 . Head of Athena on the right, wearing an Athenian helmet decorated with a olive tree. On Athena's cheek, as a countermark, the letter W/ (a). P/L. AOE. Owl standing right, looking straight ahead; in the field on the left, an olive shoot and a crescent. Hollow square. JR. 25. — Tetradr. old style Athenian, ie gr. 81. PI. VIII, fig 4. 322. Head of Athena to right, hairstyle of helmet Athenian ornate of a olive wreath; she wears a necklace around her neck, and under the helmet, her hair is represented by a triple row of garnets. RL. Owl standing at right, looking from face; in the field to left, an olive shoot and a crescent; skillful, a croissant above a lightning bolt, and the legend tj \"| ^ (*7>1D?). JR. 25. — Tetradr. of Athenian imitation, 17 gr. 05. To the right and on the reverse, a crossmark in countermark, deeply printed. — Coll. of Lnynes. PI. VIII, fig. 5. 323. Same description; but, on the other hand, the legend is HHlW (alteration barbarian named Mazaios). JR. 24. — Tetradr. of Athenian imitation, 16 gr. 91. 324. Same head of Athena, old style, right, with an enormous ring

48 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES hanging on the ear; on the cheek, the letter himyarite |vl (J, initial named after the town of Nagran?) RL. AOE. Owl standing to right, looking of face; in the field on the left, a crescent. JR. 16. — Didr. of Athenian imitation, trimmed, 5 gr. 18. 325 . Same head of Athena, old style, to the right ; on the cheek a globule. I^L. AOV. Owl standing to right, looking of face; in the field on the left, an olive shoot and a croissant; on the right the barbarian legend H£l (?) JR. 14. — Drachma of Athenian imitation, 3 g. 76. GAZA DYNASTS (from 450 to 3?2 BC) 326. Double diademed janiform head, that of left bearded, the one of straight hairless with drop earrings; the eyes are facing forward and the hair indicated by granulated parallel streaks. Rt. ^Wo (HT)?, Ga^a). Owl standing right, looking straight ahead; on each side, an ear of corn. Very deep hollow square. J.R., 17. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 40. Archaic style. PI. VIII, fig. 6. 327. Another copy. Corner variety : the legend ^to (Gayi) is good visible. JR. 16. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 30. 328. Same janiform head. RL. Owl standing, facing, between two drooping olive branches on either side of her. Hollow area of ​​circular shape. JR. 17. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 10. Newer style. PI. VIII. fig. 7. 329. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 16. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 95. — Coll. deLuynes. 330 . Head of a woman, right, with pendant earrings and a necklace; his hair indicated by of streaks parallel granules are retained by a headband and tied on the nape of the neck. Granite around the edge.

GAZA DYNASTS 49 RL. lj4r ("[N). Owl standing face, the wings deployed; in the field to right, a head of lion, the mouth gaping, tour to left. Deep hollow square. JR, 17. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 05. PI. VIII, fig. 8. 331. Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 17. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 12. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VIII, fig. 9. 332. Head of a woman on the right (rough type). RL. Owl standing facing, between two drooping olive branches on either side of her. Hollow area, circular in shape. JR, 13. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 17. — Coll. de Luynes. 333 . Head of a woman, right; his hair indicated by parallel streaks granules are retained by a headband and knotted on the nape of the neck. Granite around the edge. RL. Owl standing facing, wings outstretched; on each side, three spaced lotus flowers. Deep hollow square. JR. 11. — Trihemiobolus att., o gr. 81. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VIII, fig. 10. 334. Same woman's head, right. Granite. RL. S 4= Cî^)- Owl standing right, looking from face. In the field on the left, an olive shoot. Deep hollow square. JR. 11. — Trihemiobolus att., o gr. 77. 335 . Head of a bearded man, right, eye facing, hair held back by a band and represented by parallel granulated streaks. fy- ox (7~)- Protome of horse galloping to the right. Limited hollow square by a grit. JR. 1 5 . — Drachma att. , 4 gr. PI. VIII, fig. n. 336. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 13. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 93. 337. Head hairless to right; the hair retained by a headband are arranged in layers and form a bun on the nape of the neck. RL. o* (;?")• Protome of a horse galloping to the right. Limited hollow square by a grit. JR. 14. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 85. PI. VIII, fig. 12. The Persians lost their ideas.

50 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 338. Head of a bearded man, right, eye facing, hair held back by a band and represented by parallel granulated streaks. tyL. Two horse protomes, legs folded, welded one to the other in opposite direction. Hollow square limited by a gritted. M. 16. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 02. PI. VIII, fig. 13. 339. A sort of entablature supporting two lion heads placed facing each other one of the other; under the entablature, two heads of men views from the front, with a long pointed beard, and on the sides, a half curtain raised. Above, in the field, the letter 9 (2). Cordi-circle shape around the edge. F^L. Two human heads joined together; the one on the left, from the front, is bearded and has a very flat nose; the one on the right is beardless, in profile, with the front eye. Cordiform circle around the edge. Circular hollow area. M. 18. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 55. PI. VIII, fig. 14. 340. Hairless head right, short hair, with a wide crown of laurel, earrings and a necklace. Cordiform circle around the edge. P^L. Leo, gaping mouth, crouching on the right, above a wild boar also crouching to the right. Above, in the field, the letter 9 (2). Hollow square, with rounded corners, limited by a cordiform line. A.L. 17. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VIII, fig. 15. 341. Beardless head with short hair, with collar, right; the hair are indicated by of streaks parallel granules. Granite at perimeter. l^L. Lion turned on the left, roaring and devouring a head of ram. Hollow square limited by a grit. A.L. 16. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 70. Shot of shears on the reverse. PI. VIII, fig. 16. 342. Satrap standing, holding his horse by the bridle; the satrap is hairstyle of the tiara Persian, and dressed in a short tight tunic at the waist; he raises his right hand as if to strike his horse which turns away the head. Granite square around the edge.

GAZA DYNASTS 5 I tfL. Lion leaping to the left and turning his head away while roaring ; under him, the head of a ram. Granite around the edge. JR. 16. — Obol att., o gr. 69. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VIII, fig. 17. 343 . Bearded head right, eye facing; hair, indicated by streaks parallel granules and knotted on the nape of the neck, form a tail which falls on the neck. tyL. Bearded head on the left, the eye from the front, the hair indicated by wavy parallel streaks and retained by a headband. In front, the letter j: (J<); behind, a hyena head, on the left, the mouth gaping. Hollow square. ^EC 16. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 10. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VIII, fig. 18. 344. Bearded head to the right, eye facing forward, the forehead topped with a diadem, the hair falling from the top of the head to the neck, in long parallel streaks. P/,. Arab seated on his camel, right, holding a bow and a spear; in the field, on the right, the sign T. (At the top, a protuberance metal from the breakage of the monetary wedge.) JK 15. — Drachma att., 4gr. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VIII, fig. 19. 345. Head of a dexterous woman, with pendant earrings and necklace, the eye of face, hair indicated by long granulated parallel streaks and tied at the back of the neck. P^,. Head of Silenus facing, bearded, the hair bristling, having of horse ears, flat nose. Hollow square limited by a grit. J.K. 17. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 90. PL VIII, fig. 20. 346. Hairless head right, the eye from the front, a neck collar; the hair short are indicated by granulated parallel streaks. R/,. Bust of Bésa facing; the god has the head topped with a plume of feathers from which emerge, on each side, the heads of a mastiff or a griffin ; her hair is curled above her ears; the eyes are huge, the flat nose; beard, spread out like a fan, rest on a semi-circular base which perhaps represents the shoulders and the chest of the god. In the field on the right, the letter V (?). Square hollow limited by a cordiform line.

52 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES J.R., 13. — Drachma att., 3 gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VIII, fig. 21. 347. Head of Arethusa, three quarters to the left, messy hair, with drop earrings and a necklace. Granite around the edge. RL. Head of Bésa facing; the god has his head topped with a plume of feathers; its ears form huge appendages on each side of his head; his nose is amazed, the braids curly of his beard spread out like a fan. An. — Diobolus att., o gr. 80. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. VIII, fig. 22. 348. Head of a hairless man, right. Rt. Muzzle lion of face, or, if we returns the guy, two heads backed and janiforms, of Silenus, with a shaggy beard and a flat nose. Hollow area. JR. 10. — Diobolus att. gr. 90. 349. Head young, hairless, with right, the hair indicated by streaks parallel granules. Granite around the edge. P^L. Hairless head from the front, wearing a sort of calathos. JR. 9. — Obol att., o gr. 48. PL VIII, fig. 23. 350. Hairless head of face, with a indistinct hairstyle, including the edges fall from each side of the head; at neck, one necklace. In the field left C(?); to the right p(D?) P^,. Horseman galloping right. JR. 10. — Obol att., gr. 50. — Coll. de Luynes. PL VIII, fig. 24. COINS STRUCTURED IN EGYPT BAGOAS (from 345 to 343 av. AD) 351. Phoenician galley with its rowers, adorned with the bow of a figure pastry, and sailing to the left on flows represented by streaks parallel wavy; at on it, the letter Phoenician 3 Ç2, initial of Bagoas). Cordiform circle around the edge.

MINT COINS EN EGYPT 53 l^L. The king Artaxerxes III Ochus in sound tank dragged by three horses, on the left. The king of Persia is standing, extending his hand right, wearing the crenellated cidaris and wearing the candys; next to him, on the chariot, is the charioteer holding the reins of the horses which go at walking pace. Behind the chariot, an Egyptian, wearing a pschent and dressed in the schenti, follows on foot, holding a finished scepter in her left hand by one quadruped head, the mouth gaping. The all on one double base. Hollow area limited by a cordiform circle. JR. 32. — Double stat. phen., 28gr. 04. Thick flan. PI. IX, fig. 1. 352. Another copy. Corner variety. M. 31. — Double stat. phen., 28 gr. 40. — Coll. de Luynes. 353. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 32. — Double stat. phen., 27 gr. 72. — Coll. de Luynes. 354. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 32. — Double stat. phen., 27 gr. 50. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. IX, fig. 2. 355 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 32. — Double stat. phen., 28 gr. 03. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. IX, fig. 3. 356. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 31 . — Double stats. phen., 27 gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. 357. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 32. — Double stat. phen., 26 gr. 62. — Coll. de Luynes. 358. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 31. — Double stat. phen., 25 gr. 83 (Rude piece). — Coll. of Luynes. 359. Phoenician galley with its oarsmen, as above; at on it, letter 9 p). RL. The king Artaxerxes III Ochus, in sound tank dragged by two horses at a walk, left. The king of Persia is standing in the chariot, as above, having the charioteer beside him. Cordiform circle perimeter. JR. 16. — Hemi-stat. phen., 6 gr. 75. PI. IX, fig. 4.

54 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 360. Phoenician galley on the waves, like above; at on it, the letter 3 (2). Granite around the edge. P£. The king of Persia Artaxerxes III Ochus standing on the right, struggling against one lion who se stand before him. The king is wearing the cidaris crenellated and dressed in the candy; of the hand right down he holds the dagger called acinaceae, and of left hand he grabs the lion by the mane. In the field, the letter O (V). Area hollow circular. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, gr. 78. PI. IX, fig. 5. 361. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 85. — Coll. de Luynes. 362. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 84. — Coll. de Luynes. 363 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 77. 364. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 74. — Coll. de Luynes. 365. Another copy. Corner variety. iRio. — Obol phén., o gr. 72. — Coll. de Luynes. 366. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. 367. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Phoenic obolus, o gr. 60. — Coll. de Luynes. 368. Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 10. — Obole phén., o gr, 65. 369 Another copy. Corner variety. A 10. — Obole phén., o gr, 60 (Hole coin). — Coll. de Luynes. 370. Variety. On the law, same problem, with the letter 3 p). On the reverse, even type, but in the field, instead of the letter O, an ox's head from the front. JR. 9. — Obole phén., o gr. 78. PI. IX, fig. 6.

DYNASTS AND SATRAPES IN ASIA MINOR 55 371 . Same Phoenician galley, with the letter 3 (3). tyL. King Artaxerxes III Ochus, fighting against a lion, as follows ' above; but the lion turns and flees, roaring. Hollow area circular (without letter in the field). vïC 9. — Phoenic obolus, gr. 90. PI. IX, fig. 7. DYNASTS AND SATRAPES IN ASIA MINOR THEMISTOCLES, IN MAGNESIA (from 465 to 449 BC) 372. 9EMI2T0KAE02. Naked Apollo, standing right, chlamys on shoulders, left hand resting on hip, and holding hands right a long stalk of laurel placed on the ground. T$L. MY. Eagle, wings outstretched, head turned on the left, and placed diagonally in a hollow square limited by a grit. JK 21 mill. — Didr. att., 8 gr. 57. — Coll. de Luynes. PL IX, fig. 8. EURYSTHENES, IN PERGAMO (end of the 5th century). 373 . Head of Athena, on the right, wearing an Athenian helmet with crest. F/.. Bearded head of the dynast Eurysthenes hairstyle of the tiara Persian, to right, in a hollow square limited by a line. Electrum, 11 mill. — Hecté, 2 gr. 54. PI. IX, fig. 9. 374. Laureate head of Apollo, on the right. 1^.. PETr. Bearded head of the dynast Eurysthenes, hairstyle of the tiara Persian, on the right, in a hollow square. JR. 11. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 56. PI. IX, fig. 10. GORGION, TO GAMBRIUM (end of 5th century). 375 . Laureate head of Apollo, right.

56 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES KL. rOPTI. Protome of cornupetal bull, right; on the side of the bull, the ^ sign. JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 38. PL IX, fig. 11. ORONTES (in 362 av. J--C.) 376. Laureate head of Zeus, on the right. RL. OPONTA. Protome of Pegasus, galloping to the right. I 12. — Lepton, 1 gr. 76. PI. IX, fig. 12. 377. Head of Athena, wearing a Corinthian helmet on the left. RL. [OPON]TA. Protome of Pegasus, galloping to the right. Below, a lion head. I 16. — Hemi-chalcum, 4 gr. 52. PL IX, fig. 13. 378. Head of a man, with a long beard and long hair, hairstyle of a kind of flat tiara and low. Granite around the edge. RL. Protome of Pegasus galloping to the right. Circle around the edge. JR. 12. — Persian obolus, o gr. 67. — Coll. de Luynes. PL IX, fig. 14. 379 . Hairless head of satrap, right, wearing a Persian tiara with baleen falling on the neck. P^.. Protome of Pegasus galloping to the right; in front, the letter A cropped (end of the word [O PONT]A?). JE 12. — Lepton, 1 gr. 12. — Coll. de Luynes. PL IX, fig. 15. SP1THRIDATE (around 334 BC) 380. Bearded head of the satrap Spithridates, right, wearing the Persian tiara. RL. 1P\. Protome of galloping horse to right; above, the cross ansée in this form £. JE 12. — Lepton, 1 gr. 20. PL IX, fig. ie. MEMNON, IN EPHESUS AND IN CARIA (in 334 av. AD) 381 . King Darius III Codoman, as a melophoric archer, half kneeling to right; he is hairstyle of the crenellated cidaris, dressed of the candy

ABROCOMAS — ARIARATHE 57 noted on the left knee; of left hand he holds his bow, while the right he carries the decorated javelin transversely with a pommel. KL. Hollow depression of irregular shape, in which we can recognize, by combining the protruding parts and the hollow parts, a quadruped (wild boar?) turned left. JR. 26. — Tetradr. Rhodian, 15 gr. 12. — Coll. de Luynes. PL IX, fig. 17. 382. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 24. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. 40. PI. IX, fig. 18. 383 . Another copy. Corner variety. jR. 26. — Tetradr. rhod.', 14 gr. 36. 384. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 24. — Tetradr. rhod., 12 gr. 92. (Rude piece.) 385. King Darius III Codoman, as a melophoric archer, to the right, like above. KL. Two inscribed squares; in the appendix, a line perpendicular to one of the sides of the large square. I 13. — Lepton, 1 gr. 40. PL IX, fig. 19. ABROCOMAS COIN STRUCK IN SINOPE (CIRCA 360 AV. AD) 386. Head of the nymph Sinope, on the left, hair held in a sphendonate, and having pendants ears and a necklace ; in the field, on the left, an aplustre of which one of the leaves is sculpted in cane beak. Granite around the edge. KL. [)] ,*1*ny v (1QD"Q;7, Abrocomou). Eagle fisherman profile to left, wings outstretched, holding a dolphin in its claws. JR. 21. — Hemi-stat. Persian, 5 gr. 10. Shot of shear right. — Coll. de Luynes. PL IX, fig. 20. ARIARATHE COIN STRUCK IN SINOPE (CIRCA 350 AV. AD) 387. Head of the nymph Sinope, on the left, hair held in a

58 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES sphendonate, and having pendants earrings and a necklace; in the field, on the left, an apluster; on the right, the letters 4f Q Qû'J, at dotted line). Granite around the edge. RL. f 1 ^ "M ffc] (ÏVTIHN, Ariourat). Fish eagle in profile on the left, the wings outstretched, holding a dolphin in its claws. JR 20. — Hemi-stat. Persian, 5 gr. 57. PI. IX, fig. 21. COINS STRUCTURED IN GAZIOURA (TOWARDS 3$0 AV. AD) 388. «-ji^aLuM (mUy3, Baal-Gaxpur) to right, in legend external. The Baal of Gazioura, half-naked, seated on the left on a throne without backrest, looking straight ahead, chlamys wrapped around legs; of the hand left it is based on a long scepter; of the hand right he holds a vine, while an eagle is perched on his wrist. Granite around the edge. RL. f"jH^] (miHiK, Ariourat). Griffin devouring a deer to half kneeling, left. JR. 19. — Hemi-stat. Persian, 5 gr. 42. PI. IX, fig. 22. 389. IHAlujyJ ("fiubyn, Baal-Gaxpur), on the right, in internal legend. The Baal of Gazioura, half-naked, seated on the left on a throne without folder, looking from the front, as above. ^- hS'H if+' (n~fiHN, Ariourat). Griffon devouring a deer, like above. JR 21. — Hemi-stat. Persian, 4 gr. 95. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. IX, fig. 23. 390. Without legend. The Baal of Gazioura, seated left, as above; in front of him, the mongr. PI. RL. fnp W^J (rHlHN, Ariourat). Griffon devouring a deer, like above. J.R. 19. — Hemi-stat. Persian, 4 gr. 87. Backhand shear cut. PI. IX, fig. 24.

DYNASTS FROM CARIE 59 DYNASTS FROM CARIE HECATOMKUS (395 to 377 av. AD) COINS IN TYPES OF MILET 39i- EKA- Head of lion, to left, gaping mouth and pulling language, one paw forward. RL. Star with eight rays, four of which are simple traits, and four others are shaped like petals. Hollow area. JR. 17 mill. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 26. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 1. 392. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 21. 393 . Another copy. Corner variety. The legend is barely visible. JR, 17. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 20. — Coll. de Luynes. 394. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. ie. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 11. PI. X, fig. 2. 395 . Another copy. Corner variety. We only see a portion of the letter A, the rest of the legend having been struck outside the blank. JR. 17. — Drachma att., 4 gr. 20. — Coll. de Luynes. MAUSSOLLUS (377 to 353 av. AD) I. COINS IN TYPES OF MILET 396. MA. Lion's head, left, with its mouth gaping and sticking out its tongue, paw forward. fyL Star with eight rays, four of which are simple lines, and four others are shaped like petals. JR. 23. — Tetradr. rhod., 13 gr. 07. Sharp-edged slice. PI. X, fig. 3.

6o DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 2. CARIAN TYPE COINS 397. Laureate head of Apollo seen from three quarters, on the right, disheveled hair, the chlamys tied under the neck. RL. MAY2IOAAO. Zeus Stratios standing, right; the god is bearded, he has a laurel head and he is dressed in a talar tunic and a loose peplos thrown back on his left arm; of left hand he holds a long scepter, and of the hand right a bipenne leaning on its shoulder. JR. 27. — Tetradr. Rhodian, 16 gr. 13. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 4. 398. Another copy. Corner variety, with the legend MAYZIOAA. JR. 24. — Tetradr. rhod., 15 gr. 02. PI. X, fig. 5. 399. Another copy. Corner variety, with the legend MAYIZHAAO. JR. 25. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. 66. — Coll. de Luynes. 400. Variety; before Zeus Stratios, at his feet, the letter B. JR. 24. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. dd. 401 Variety. The letter O in the word MAY22HAAO has a particular shape; behind Zeus Stratios, the letter TT. JR. 23. — Tetradr. rhod., 15 gr. 16. PI. X, fig. 6. 402. Same laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter view, right. RL. Same legend and same type. Behind Zeus Stratios, the letter n. JR. 15. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 72. PL fig. 7. 403. Variety. Behind Zeus Stratios, the sign O (crown?). JR. 14. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 56. 404. Variety. Before Zeus Stratios, at his feet, the letter B. JR. 14. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 62. IDRIEUS (353 at 344 av. AD) 405 . Laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter view, right, hair scattered, the chlamys tied under the neck.

CARIES DYNASTS 6l RL. IAPIE02. Zeus Stratios standing, right, holding scepter and the bipinna, as above. Before him, at his feet, the letter E. JR 26. — Tetradr. rhod., 15 gr. 20. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 8. 406. Another copy. Corner variety. ^23. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr."72. 407 . Same laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter view, right. RL. Same legend and same type. Before Zeus Stratios, at his feet, the letter I. JR. 19. — Rhod. Didrachm, 6 gr. 75. PI. X, fig. 9. 408 . Same description, without letter in the reverse field. JR 14. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 60. 409. Variety. In the field, behind Zeus Stratios, the letter I. ^.15. —Drach. rhod. 3 gr. 62. PI. X, fig. 10. PIXODARUS (340 at 334 av. AD) 410. Laureate head of Apollo, right. RL. PlinA[APOY]. Zeus Stratios standing, right, as above, holding the scepter and the bipenna. A.T. 9. — Diobolus, 1 gr. 42. PI. X, fig. 11. 411 . Laureate head of Apollo, left. RL. Tl. Bipenne. M G. — Hemi-obolus, o gr. 36. PI. X, fig. 12. 412. Another copy. Corner variety. M G. — Hemi-obolus, o gr. 33. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 13. 413 . Another copy. Corner variety. M 7. — Hemi-obolus, o gr. 35. Piece with hole. 414. Laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter view, right, hair scattered, the chlamys tied under the neck. RL. niIflAAPOY. Zeus Stratios standing, right, like above, holding the scepter and the bipenna. JR. 20. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr, 90. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 14.

62 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 415. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 19. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 98. — Coll. de Luynes. 416. Another copy. Corner variety. JR 20. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 88. — Coll. de Luynes. 417. Another copy. Corner variety. A20. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 95. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. X, fig. 15. 418. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 21. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 95. 419. Another copy. Corner variety. JR 20. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 90. 420. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 19. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 55. 421 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 18. — Didr. rhod., 7 gr. 422. Same description. JR. 16. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 75. PL X, fig 16. 423. Another copy. Corner variety. J.R. 16. — Rhod. Drachma, 3 gr. 72. ORONTOPATES (334BC) 424. Laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter view, right, hair scattered, the chlamys tied under the neck. Laughed. POONTOPATO. Zeus Stratios standing, right, holding scepter and the bipinna, as above. JR 23. — Tetradr. rhod., 15 gr. 02. PI. X, fig. 17.

DYNASTS OF LVCIE 63 DYNASTS FROM LYCIIA UNCERTAIN DYNASTS (from 530 at 480 av. AD approximately). 425 . Protome of wild boar, leaping to straight, only one leg in before. KL. Irregular hollow square, filled with roughness. M. 20 mill. — Stat. Lydian, 9 gr. 15. PI. X, fig. 18. 426. Protome of a wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs before. KL. Square hollow at center from which se join by their summit four Vs which form a cross. JK, 21. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 48. PL fig. 19. 427. Protome of a wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs forward; on the animal's side, the letter P. KL. Irregular hollow square, filled with roughness. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 22. PI. X, fig. 20. 428. Protome of a wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs forward; on the side of the animal, the letters PV. KL. Irregular hollow square, filled with roughness. JR, 22. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 05. Elongated flan. PI. X, fig. 21. 429. Protome of a wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs forward; on the side of the animal, the symbol f\ . KL. Irregular hollow square, of which three of the sides are cut by protruding protuberances on the field; in the center, four V's come together annoying by their summits. M. 24. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 50. PI. X, fig. 22. 430. Protome of wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs forward; on the side of the animal, the letter T. KL. Hollow square in which we can see a sort of corner <, abutted at the top and bottom of four parallel bars in relief. JR. 19. - Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 46. PI. XI, fig. 1.

d\ DYNASTS AND SATRAPES KUBERNIS, SON OF KOSSICAS Dynast (around 480 BC). 43 1 Boar Protome, Leaping on the left, both paws forward ; on the animal's thigh, the letters !£& (Kub'}. KL. Irregular hollow square, in which we see irregular lines appearing to converge towards the center. J.K. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 52. PL XI, fig. 2. 432 . Same wild boar protome; on the animal's thigh, the letters [8]V>I. KL. Same as the previous one. JK, 22. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 47. PI. XI, fig. 3. DYNASTY UNCERTAIN (around 460 av. AD). 433. Boar Protome, Leaping on the left, both paws forward; on the animal's thigh, the letters Qi. KL. Hollow square with three sides cut by protuberant rancid protruding inside the square ; at center, two lines which cross in X and the letters Qi. M. 19. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 25. PI. XI, fig. 4. 434. Variety of corner. On the thigh of the animal, the letters are thus arranged ^. J.K. 19. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 25. PI. XI, fig. 5. UNCERTAIN DYNASTS (from 450 to 400 BC. AD approximately). 435. Protome of wild boar, leaping to the right, only one leg in before. KL. The Cretan labyrinth at the center of which is the head of the Minotaur. M. 19. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 80. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XI, fig. 6. 436. Half-kneeling bull, to the right, diverting the head, and rising the tail. Granite around the edge. KL. Head of ram on the left, in a square hollow limited by a gritted. J.K. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 45. PL XI, fig. 7.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 65 437. Same half-kneeling bull, right. RL. Bull's head seen from the front. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 10. PI. XI, fig. 8. 438. Boar at rest, right. Granite around the edge. RL. Bull's head, front, between two + (hï). Hollow square. yR. 25. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 75. Elongated flan. PI. XI, fig. 9. 439. Same boar, right. Ri.. Bull's head, from the front. Hollow square. iR. 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 95. PI. XI, fig. 10. 440. Boar at rest, turned left, and lowering his head. Ri,. Sea turtle to four rows of scales. Square hollow limited by a grit. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 22. PI. XI, fig. he. 441 . Wild boar walking right. Ri,. Five-row sea turtle of scales. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 31. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XI, fig. 12. 442 . Boar at rest, turned to the right, and lowering its head. Ri,. Sea turtle (smaller than the previous ones and without scales). Hollow square limited by a grit. M. 22. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 46. PI. XI, fig. 13. 443 . Wild boar at rest, right, scratching its snout with one of its paws. Granite around the edge. Laughed. Same turtle (bigger than the previous one). JR. 21. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 62. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XI, fig. 14. 444. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 19. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 23. 445 . Boar Protome, Leaping on the right. Ri,. Sea turtle. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 3 gr. 08. PL XI, fig. 15. Bahelon — The Achaemenid Persians. S

66 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 446. Same description. A 11. — Diobolus lyd., 1 gr. 43. PI. XLfig. 16. 447 . Boar at rest, turned left. P^l.. Protome of a bull (without the legs) turned to the right and looking face; in the field to right, the monogram

DYNASTS OF LYCiE 6d 453 . Wild boar walking left; above, the letters OM. RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR 19, — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 40. PI. XI, fig. 22. 454 . Boar at rest, right ; between its paws, traces of letters (?). RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. M. 22. —Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 90. PL XI, fig. 23. 45 5 . Protome of wild boar, on the left, both legs forward. RL. Rotating triquetre to right. Hollow square limited by one line in relief. JR. 22. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 75. PL XIII, fig. I. 456. Protome of wild boar, on the left, both legs forward. RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 22. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 88. PL XIII, fig. 2. 457. Boar Protome, Leaping to right. RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 95. PL XIII, fig. 3. 458. Let her rest, right; above, the triquêtre. RL. Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 12. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 22. PL XIII, fig. 4. 459. Dog lying on the right, head lying on its front legs. RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. J.R. 12. — Diobolus lyd., 1 gr. 50. PL XIII, fig. 5. 460. Sow walking right; on its side, the triquetre. Granite around the edge. RL. Triquetre turning right. Area hollow very deep, limited by a circular grinding. JR.16. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 78. PL XIII, fig. 6. 461 . Soy walking to the right. RL. Triquetre turning right. Shallow hollow area limited by a circular grit. J.R. 11. — Obole lyd., o gr. 67. PL XIII, fig. 7. 462. Protome of a boar leaping to the left.

68 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES tyl. Round shield whose episema is decorated with a triquêtre ; above and below the shield emerge the four curved ends of two intersecting discs. Hollow square limited by a stone netis. M. 21. - Stater lyd., 9 gr. 72. PI. XII, fig. 2. 463 . Wild boar on the left, scratching its snout with a front paw. R/.. Bearded head on the left, hair represented by parallel streaks granulated leles. Hollow square limited by a grit. Mr. 11. - - Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 35. ft. XII, fig. 3. 464. Leo sitting on the left, looking from facing and rising the paw right of in front. Laughed. Doe Protome winged, kneeling, on the right. Limited hollow square by a grit. M. 23. — Stat. lyd., 9 g.. 43. (Piece with hole.) PI. XII, fig. 4. 465 . Pegasus galloping right; underneath, a fleuron. Laughed. IIP- (I-h-a or I-a-n). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a line relief. M. 22. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 75. PI. XIII, fig. 8. 466. Galloping Pegasus left; below a head to aegagre. Granite perimeter. J$L. Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. M. 21. - Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 35. PI. XII, fig. 5. UTEVÈS (around 420 av. J.C.) 467. Protome of a boar leaping to the left. Laughed. OTtF^ (Utevë). S-shaped discus, with an appendage to the center, resembling a handle. Hollow square limited by a grit. M. 20. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 50. PI. XII, fig. 6. SPINTAZA (around 410 av. AD) 468. Cow nursing her calf; she is turned to the left and look in rear. ~fyL. SPPÏT^Zf-ÇSppnta^a, Scevoirr^.Turkey turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 19. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 31. PI. XIII, fig. 9.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 69 469. Head of Athena on the left, wearing an Athenian helmet. P>L. SPPITPTP' (Sppnta^d). Grouse turning on the left. Square hollow limited by a sandstone. yR 15. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 44. PI. XII, fig. 7. 470. Head of Aphrodite left, hair held back by strips and raised in a bun. ^L. SnniTF>IP' (Spph'ayi). Grouse turning on the left. Square hollow limited by a sandstone. M.9 . — Obol lyd., o gr. 85. PI. XIII, fig. 10. TETH1VEIBIS (around 410 av. AD) 471. Head of Aphrodite on the left, hair held by strips and pulled up into a bun; she has pendants earrings, a necklace and a triple row of curls on the forehead. fyL. TTXXEFÎEBE (Teththiveibi). Rotating Grouse on the left. Hollow square limited by a grit. J.K. 19. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 68. PI. XIII, fig. 11. 472. Same head of Aphrodite, left. P^L.. TtXXEFTEBE (Teîhthiveibt). Grouse turning right. Square hollow limited by a sandstone. M. 12. — Diobole lyd., 1 gr. 43. PI. XII, fig. 8. 473 . Protome of a wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs before. fyL. TTXXEFÎEBE (Teththivcibi). Rotating Grouse on the left. Hollow square limited by a grit. Mr. 19. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 14. PI. XIII, fig. 12. 474. Protome of wild boar, leaping to the left, both legs forward. P/,. TÎXXEFÎEBE (Teththiveibt). Grouse turning to left. Hollow square (without grit). JR. 14. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 55. PI. XII, fig. 9. 475. Shield round of which the episema is ornate of two roosters confronted and separated by the letter sk . P^.. TtXXEFtEBE (Tethtkiveibï). Grouse turning to left. Hollow square limited by a grit. /PV 15. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 50. PL XII, fig. 10.

70 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES KUPERL1S (around 410 av. AD) 476. "^cjcn.? (doubtful leg.). Boar walking to the right. Granite. RL. KOPPA[A]E {Kuprllï). Triqutre turning right, the branches finished in beak swan; in the field, a jewel to three petals. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 22. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 85. PI. XII, fig. 11. 477. Protome of a boar leaping to the left; on the flank of the animal a small triquetre turning to the right. RL. KOPPAAE {Kuprllî). Rotating triquetre on the left. Hollow square limited by a grene'às. JR. 13. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 32. PI. XII, fig. 12. 478. Griffin crouching to right, the mouth gaping, the right paw raised. Granite around the edge. RL. KO[PP]AAE {Kuprllï). Triqutre rotating at right. Hollow square limited by denticles placed between two lines. JR. 23. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 65. PI. XIII, fig. 13. 479 Protome of a winged griffin, left, raising one paw. RL. KOP {Kup). Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. JR. 12. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 10. PI. XIII, fig. 18. 480. Protome of a winged griffin, right, extending one leg. RL. KOP. Triquetre turning left. Limited hollow square by a gritted. JR. 10. — Obole lyd., o g.. 55. PI. XII, fig. 13. 481 . Griffin head, right, gaping mouth. RL. Sort of rosette with seven curved branches on the left, and turning like those of the triquêtre. Hollow square limited by denticles placed between two lines. JR. 13. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 22. PI. XIII, fig. 14. 482. Winged bull with a bearded and horned human head, walking to the right. RL. KO[PPA]AE {Kuprllï). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 21. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 56. PI. XIII, fig. 15.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 71 483 . Cornupet bull, left. RL. KOTPAAE (Kuprlli). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 19. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 37. Backhand shear cut. PI. XII, fig. 14. 484. Cornupet bull, left. P^L KOPPAA (Kuprlï). Rotating triquetre to left. Square hollow limited by a grit. JR. 12. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 08. PI. XII, fig. 15. 485 . Bull walking left. RL. KOPPAA (Kuprlï). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square. yR. 13. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 42. PI. XII, fig. 16. 486. Cow nursing her calf; she is turned on the left and look in rear. (Type uncertain.) RL. KOP (Kup). Rotating triquetre on the right. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. JR. 16. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 60. PI. XII, fig. 17. 487. Mule standing to straight, diverting the head and biting oneself the paw right from behind. RL. KOPPAAE (Kuprlli). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 43. PI. XII, fig. 18. 488 . Bearded head of Zeus Ammon, with ram's horns, right. Gre- netis around the edge. RL. [KO]PPAA (Kuprlï). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 19. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr.. 5;. PI. XII, fig. 19. 489. Same bearded head of Zeus Ammon, on the right. Granite around the edge. RL. KOPPAA (Kuprlï). Rotating triquetre on the left. Square hollow limited by a grit. JR. 17. — Hemi-lyd. drachma, 2 gr. 67. PI. XIII, fig. 16. 490 . Protome of winged lion, left, mouth gaping, one paw forward.

72 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES Laughed. 10>l (Kup.). Rotating triquetre on the left. Hollow square limited by a grit. J.R., i^. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 62. PI. XIII, fig. 17. 491 . Protome of winged lion, left, gaping mouth, raising one paw in front. RL. KOT (Kup). Rotating triquetre on the left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 9. — Hemi-obolus lyd., o gr. 42. PL XII, fig. 20. 492. Protome of a lion, right, turning its head away. fyL. KOrPA (Kuprï). Triquetre turning left. Limited hollow square by a grit. JR. 15. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 72. PL XII, fig. 21. 493. Round shield including the episema is decorated with a lion winged, on the left, the gaping mouth. RL. KOrPAAE (Kuprllt). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 19. — Stat. lyd., 7 gr. 68. PL XII, fig. 22. 494. Half-kneeling deer, to the right, diverting the head; up in the field, a triquetre turning to the right. Ri-KOr (Kup). Triquetre turning right. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 17. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 57. PL XII, fig. 23. 495. Heracles, covered with the skin of lion, standing, running on the left and brandishing his club above his head. RL. KOPPAAE (Kuprllt). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 14. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 45. PL XII, fig. 24. 49th. Heracles standing and dashing to left and brandishing his club at above his head. Granite around the edge. RL. Triquetre turning right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR, 9. — Obole lyd., o gr. 52. PL XII, fig. 25.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 73 KHERIGA (Kàpixiç) (around 410 av. AD) 497. Head of Athena, on the left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. xltPEYA (Kheriga). Bearded head of Ares, on the left, topped with a helmet with crest and equipped with paragnathids. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. JR. 20. - Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 47. PI. XII, fig. 26. 498. Head of Athena, on the left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. J’ÎPEYA (Kheriga). Head of Athena, on the left, wearing a helmet Athenian with crest. Hollow square (without grit). JR. 18. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 2 gr. 37. PI. XII, fig. 27. 499 . Head of Athena, on the left, wearing an Athenian helmet with crest. RL. FPINA+T (Arnnahe, Lycian name for Xanthos), in the field, left; above, it[PEY]A (Kheriga). Athena wearing a helmet Athenian, sitting right on a rock; she relies on the hand left on his shield placed at earth and she holds his haste to the right hand; in front of her, the letter ~l (Kh). Hollow square. JR. 19. — Lyd Drachma, 3 gr. 82. PI. XIII, fig. 21. 500. Head of Aphrodite left, hair held back by strips and pulled up into a bun; she has earrings and a triple row curls on the forehead. RL. itPEYF" Ff+ITÎIE (Kheriga Vehnie^i). Owl standing on the right, in the ring of a tetraquestrum rotating at right. Square hollow around the edge. JR. 24. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 72. PI. XIII, fig. 22. KHREIS (around 410 av. AD) 501 . Head of Athena, on the left, wearing the Athenian helmet with a crest decorated with three shoots olive; the goddess has a necklace and of pendants ears; under the neck, a dolphin, on the right. RL. itP#+f (Kherehe, Khreis). Bearded head from Khreis, to right, wearing a Persian tiara, diademed. Hollow square. A21. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 12. PI. XIII, fig. 19.

74 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES 502. Head of Athena, on the left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet; on the helmet, the letter “i/. RL- vlfP^E (Kherii). Bearded head of Khreis, left, wearing the Persian tiara surrounded by a crown of laurel. In front the face, the letter ^. Hollow square. JR. 22. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 54. PI. XIV, fig. 1. 503 . Head of Athena, right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. itP.^E (Khercï). Bearded head of Khreis, left, wearing the Persian tiara surrounded by a laurel wreath. In front the face, the letter i. Hollow square. JR. 13. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 05. PL XIV, fig. 2. 504. Head of Athena, on the right, wearing an Athenian helmet topped with a owl, wings half spread. RL. 3^Sti (Kherëi). Bearded head of Khreis, left, wearing the diademed Persian tiara. Hollow square. JR. 14. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 03. PL XIV, fig. 3. 505 Head of Athena, left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. Without legend. Bearded head of Khreis, left, wearing tiara diademed Persian. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 11. — Obole lyd., o gr. 67. PL XIV, fig. 4. 506. Head of Athena, right, wearing a helmet Athenian with crest. RL. Without legend. Bearded head of Khreis, right, wearing the tiara diademed Persian. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 10. — Obole lyd., o gr. 66. PL XIV, fig. s. 507. Head of Athena, left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. Without legend. Bearded head of Khreis, left, wearing the tiara diademed Persian. Circle around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 8. — Hemi-obolus lyd., o gr. 22. 508. Bearded head of Khreis, on the right, wearing the tiara diademed Persian. Circle around the edge. RL. Head of Athena, to right, topped with Corinthian helmet. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 9. — Hemi-obolus lyd., o gr. 35. PL XIV, fig. 6.

DYNASTS OF LYCIIA 75 509. Head of Athena, right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. ^tP^E (Kherè'i). Bull standing, on the left. Limited hollow square by a grit. ^13. — Hemi-drachma lyd., i gr. 94. PI. XIV, fig. 7. 510. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, diademed and the hair statements in bun on the nape of the neck. RL. itP5j/E (Kherëi). Owl standing, left, looking frontally; in front of her, a globule. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 98. PI. XIV, fig. 8. 511. Head of Aphrodite, left, hair held by strips and raised on the back of the neck. Behind, a fleuron. fy~. ^îP^E (Kherëi). Owl standing left looking straight ahead. In front of her, the letter ^ . Hollow square limited by a gritted. JR. 12. — Diobolus lyd., 1 gr. 60. PI. XIII, fig. 20. 512. Head of Aphrodite, to left, diademed and the hair noted in bun on the nape of the neck. RL. ^TP^E (Kherè'i). Owl standing at right, looking from face. Hollow square limited by a grit. ^9. — Hemi-obolus lyd., o gr. 32. PI. XIV, fig. 9. 513. Head of Athena, right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. RL. itPvjf'E (Kherè'i). Protome of bull to human head bearded, leaping to the right. Hollow square (without grit). JR. 10. — Obole lyd., o gr. 71. PI. XIV, fig. 10. ERBINA (around 410 av. AD) 514. Head of Athena, right, wearing a laureate Corinthian helmet. Granite around the edge. RL. Bearded head of Heracles, wearing lion skin, right. Square hollow. JR. 13. — Diobolus lyd., 1 gr. 57. PI. XIV, fig. 11.

j6 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES UNCERTAIN DYNAST, in Patara (around 400 av. AD) 515 . Head of Athena, on the right, wearing the Athenian helmet, with crest. B/L. PTTAPAI^ (Pttmaië). Head of Hermes wearing the winged butterbur, to right. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. M. 22. - Stat. lyd., 6 gr. 10. PI. XIV, fig. 12. 516. Head of Athena, on the left, wearing the Athenian helmet with crest. Gre- netis around the edge. B/L. Head of Hermes wearing petase winged, right. Limited hollow square by a grit. JR. 15. — Hemi-drachma lyd., 1 gr. 83. PI. XIV, fig. 13. KHADRITIMES (XapiTt'[iiç?), dynast of Patara? (around 400 av. AD) 517. Head of Athena, dexterous, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. B/L. ^AAPETEXt (Khadritime, Charitimis?). Bust of Hermes, to left, hairstyle of petase winged, the chlamys knotted under the neck. Behind, the caduceus and the CCD indicator. Hollow square limited by a gritted. M. 22. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 15. PI. XIV, fig. 14. VEXERED, dynast of Patara? (towards 390 av. AD) 518. Head of Athena, on the right, wearing the Athenian helmet with crest. Gre- netis around the edge. F/,. î clt23J' /H (Fekhssere, Vexérès). Bust of Hermes, on the right, hairstyle winged butterbur, the chlamys tied under the neck. Gritted to the tower. Circular hollow area. ^ 21. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 36. PI. XIV, fig. 15. 519. Head of Athena, right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. B/,. Head of Hermes on the right, wearing the winged petasus, the knotted chlamys under the neck. Circular hollow area, limited by a sandstone. M. 14. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 25. PI. XIV, fig. 16.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 77 520. Head of Athena, right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet. tyL. The letter v^ in a hollow square. JR> 7. — Hemi-obolus lyd., o gr. 23. PI. XIV, fig. 17. DENEVELÈS (towards 390 av. J-.C.) 521 . Bearded head of Denevelès, wearing a Persian tiara, right. Granite around the edge. J$L. AAîNîFTAt (Ddenevcle, Denevelès). Head of Athena to right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet, decorated with three olive shoots. Hollow area. M. 24. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 38. PI. XIV, fig. 18. 522. Bearded head of Denevelès, wearing the Persian tiara, to right. In the field, the letters A, behind the head, and Li in front of the dynast's head. Granite around the edge. P^L. AÎNÎFTAÎ {Ddenevde, Denevelès; the legend otherwise willing that on the stater previous). Head of Athena to right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet, decorated with three olive shoots. Shallow hollow area. M. 23. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. bone. PI. XIV, fig. 19. 523. Same bearded head of Denevelès with hairstyle of the Persian tiara, to right. Behind, the letter * ; in front, the letter Li. Granite around the edge. P^L. tAÎRTNTAA (Ddenevek, in legend retrograde). Even head of Athena on the right. Granite around the edge. Shallow hollow area. he 29. — Stat. lyd., 7 gr. 95. PI. XIV, fig. 20. PERLIS, dynast, or APERLAE, city (around 390 av. AD) 524. Round shield decorated with a winged deer protome, half kneeling, to left. P^L. Diquêtre surmounted by the letter ty (K1J), which forms body with her. Hollow square limited by a grit. M. 12. — Diobole lyd., 1 gr. 12. PI. XIII, fig. 23. KHIN...7 (towards 390 av. AD) 525 . Head of Athena, left, wearing the Athenian crest helmet.

7* DYNASTS AND SATRAPES RL. vlEN (Khin.^). Triquetre turning right. Circular hollow area, bordered with a garnet. iR 21. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 32. PI. XIV, fig. 21. ZEMOUS (around 410 av. AD) 526. Lion's face, from the front. P^L. I— *-—M (Zëm.). Triquetre turning left. In the field, a little triquetre. Hollow square. JR, 27. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 57. PI. XV, fig. 1. TREBENIMIS (around 410 av. AD) 527 . Lion's face, from the front. P^,. T P b. Triquêtre turning to left. In the field, a club. Hollow square. JR, 25. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 85. PI. XV, fig. 2. 528. Lion's face from the front. RL. TPB—BfcN—EME (Trbbënimi). Rotating triquetre on the left. Circular hollow area. JR, 17. — Lyd. hemi-drachma, 2 gr. 60. PI. XV, fig. 3. MITHRAPATA (M'.-poSâ-Yjç) (around 410 av. AD) 529. Lion's face from the front. P^.. MEXPAPATA (Mitbrapata). Triquetre turning left; in the field, a knucklebone. Hollow square. JR, 13. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 28. PL XIV, fig. 22. 530. Lion's face, from the front. RL. MEX (M///;.). Triquetre turning left. Hollow square. J.R., 14. — Diobolus lyd., 1 gr. 42. PL XIV, fig. 23. FED ? (towards 380 av. AD) 531. Lion's face, from the front. RL. F—t—A (VedJ). Triquetre turning left. Circulated hollow area laire. JR, 25. — Stat. lyd., 9 gr. 60. PL XV, fig. 4.

LYCIAN DYNASTS 79 ZAUAS (Zauaç) (towards 380 av. AD) 532. Boar turned left; above, the symbol ~£* . Granite perimeter. T$L. A.I. (Zai). Triquêtre turning to left, the branches ter- mined in swan's beak. In the field, the symbol "^\ Grenétis around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 20. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 82. PI. XV, fig. 5. 533 . Lion's face from the front. 1^- IAV (ZavJ). Triquetre turning left. Concave field. J.R. 12. — Obole lyd., o gr. 54. PI. XV, fig. 6. PERICLES (from 375 to 360 approximately). 534. Lion's face, from the front. RL. PtP—EK—AT (Periklé). Triquetre turning left. J.R. ie. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 07. PI. XV, fig. 7. 535. Another copy. Corner variety. JR 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 75. PL XV, fig. 8. 536. Lion's face, from the front. RL. [PÎP]—EK—Aï (Periklé). Triquetre turning left. A 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 72. PL XV, fig. 9. 537. Hairless head of Pan, with goat's horns, on the left. Laughed. Pt—PE—KA (Perikl). Triquetre turning left. I 13. — Lepton, 1 gr. 97. PL XV, fig. 10. 538. Another copy. Corner variety. I 13. — Lepton, 1 gr. 80. 539 Protome of a leaping goat, left. Laughed. Pt—PE— KA (Perikl.) Left-turning triquetre. JE 11. — Lepton, 1 gr. 42. PL XV, fig. he. TLA FIS y dynast, or TLOS, city (around 350 av. AD) 540. Head of Athena, on the right, wearing the Athenian crest helmet.

80 DYNASTS AND SATRAPES RL. Two lions sitting face to face, slightly diverting the head, and both raising a front paw. At the exergue, the symbol *~0~> (diquêtre). Granite around the edge. Shallow hollow area. JR. 13. — Diobolus lyd., 1 g. 46. PI. XV, fig. 12. 541 . Same head of Athena, right. RL. Two lions sitting face to face and rising both a paw of in front; they are separated by the sign q. Granite around the edge. Area shallow dig. iK 13. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 16. PI. XV, fig. 13. 542. Same head of Athena, right. Laughed. Two lions sitting face to face, as above, and separated by the sign o- Granite around the edge. Shallow hollow area. M. 11. — Obole lyd., o gr. 56. PL XV, fig. 14. 543 . Lion's face, from the front. RL. YOUR. Bust of Apollo face, shaggy hair, the chlamys tied under the neck. Granite around the edge. Circular hollow area. JR. 13. — Trihemiobolus lyd., 1 gr. 22. PL XV, fig. 15* Dynasties uncertain (towards 360 av. AD) 544. Lion's head, the mouth gaping, to right, with a paw forward. Granite around the edge. RL. Head of Athena, has right, wearing an Athenian crest helmet; in the field, the symbol roa (diquêtre). Granite around the edge. Shallow hollow area. JR. 23. — Stat. lyd., 8 gr. 10. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XV, fig. 16. 545 . Helmeted head of Athena, on the right (rude). RL. Head of Athena, to right, wearing an Athenian helmet to crest; in the field, the symbol OOJ (diquêtre). Granite around the edge. JR. 12. — Obole lyd., o gr. 75. PL XV, fig. 17. 546 . Round shield with Pépisème decorated with a galloping Pegasus on the left. RL. The sign >^\ Triquêtre turning left. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. ^13. — Tetrobole lyd., 3 gr. 8. (Piece with hole.) PL XV, fig. 18.

LYCIAN DYNASTS Oi 547. Round shield whose episema is decorated with a galloping Pegasus, on the left. B/L. rotating triquetre on the right. Granite perimeter. Hollow area circular. AL 15. — Tetrobole lyd., 3 gr. 02. PI. XV, fig. 19. 548 . Hairless and diademed head, right. Granite around the edge. B/,. T V—O. Triquetre turning to the right, with human feet at the end of the three branches. AL 8. — Hemi-obolus lyd., gr. 45. — Coll. by Luyncs. ' PL XV, fig. 20. UNCERTAIN CURRENCIES Dynasts from Lycia? 549. Taurus Protome winged, with a bearded human face, on the left. B/,. Bust of a negress (Aphrodite?), left, hair falling on the neck. Hollow square limited by a grit. AL 17. — Aeginetic Drachma, 5 gr. 80. PI. XV, fig. 21. 550. Protome of bull winged, to bearded human face, to the right (the head is trimmed). F/L. OEOY (Okou., Ofou., Ukuv.?) Hairless head of Apollo on the right, hair braided at the nape of the neck. Hollow square limited by a grit. A.L. 14. — Tetrobole lyd., 2 gr. 81. — Coll. by Luyncs. PI. XV, fig. 22. 551. Winged sphinx seated, left, raising right front paw. B/, Winged Sphinx sitting, right, raising the left front paw. Square hollow limited by a sandstone. AL?.— Obole lyd., o gr. 76. PI. XV, fig. 23. 552. Seated winged sphinx, left, looking up the right front paw. B/.. Sphinx winged sitting, right, raising the left front paw. AL 7. — Obol lyd., gr. 7s. PI. XV, fig. 24. Babelon — The Yjchemenid Persians

DYNASTS AND SATRAPES COINS OF AN UNCERTAIN SATRAPUS hit in Pamphylia (around 460 av. AD) 553. Hairless Hermes, naked, half kneeling left ; he has big wings on the shoulders, and others very small heels; he holds his caduceus of right hand raised. RL. Lion walking, left, raising one front paw and turning away the head. In high, in the field, the cross handle J. Granite perimeter. JR. 14. — Aeginetic triobole, 2 gr. 77. Coin with hole. PI. XV, fig. 25. 554. Same description. JR. 11. — Eginet. obolus, 1 gr. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XV, fig. 26.

CYPRUS SALAMIN EVELTHON (569 to 525 av. AD, approximately) 555- ii^'FS SVI (E-ù-fé-Xe-Ow-ve, Evelthon). Ram lying left. RL. smooth. JR. 19 mill. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 95. PL XVI, fig. 1. 556. Another copy. Corner variety; the legend is not visible that in part. JR. 20. — Stat. Persian, 11 gr. 11. — Coll. de Luynes. 557. Another copy. Corner variety; we reads well *$• *f 8 S A*>>të. JR. 20. — Stat. Persian, 1 1 gr. 06. — Coll. deLuynes. PI. XVI, fig. 2. 558. Other exemplary. Variety of corner; we bed only ... X^Xth (E-i-fs...). JR. 20. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 88. 559. Another copy. Corner variety; we reads only..^3 £ ,yV*>W JR, 21. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 98. 560. Another copy. Corner variety; we reads well »jf« *f 8 % ^"M- JR, 23. — Stat. Persian, 11 gr. — Coll. deLuynes. Pi. XVI, fig. 3, 561. Other exemplary. Variety of corner; we bed only JT 8 -lA* JR. 19. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 78. PI. XVI, fig. 4. 562. Same description. The legend is almost entirely crude. J.R., 14. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 66. 563 . Same description. We bed only tA* * (E-j-f...). JR. 12. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 76. PL XVI, fig. 5,

84 CYPRUS 564. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 52. PI. XVI, fig. 6. 565. Other exemplary. Variety of corner; we bed only •0*,Tfl... (...Xe-Ow-ve). yR. 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 80. 566. J^FFfl >I^* (E-û-fé-Xe-0o-To-« = EùéXOovcoç). Aries lying down left. Granite around the edge. KL. Cross handle, in a hollow square whose angles are adorned with four florets. JR, 22. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 21. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVI, fig. 7. 567. Same right. KL. Cross handle, in the handle of which we reads the sign ^ (Ku). Square hollow whose angles are decorated with four fleurons. JR 22. — Stat. persian, ir gr. 29. PI. XVI, flg. 8. 568. Same right. KL. Cross with handle in the handle of which we read the sign % (Ku). Square hollow (without florets in the corners). JR. 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 47. PI. XVI, fig. 9. 569. Legend crude. Ram lying right. Granite around the edge. KL. Cross handle, in the handle of which we bed the sign :>£ (Ku) ; in the field, on the right, the sign f\ fa ); on the left, the sign %. (could) (Ku-iro-pu = Kûzpcu?). Hollow square. J.R., 12. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 90. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVI, flg. 10. UNCERTAIN KING (GORGOS?) (500 at 480 av. AD, approximately) 570. \±* A ,.?vC (..pu-Yo-cs = ripysç?) Lying ram, on the left. F/-- ^^8-^ (Ba-m-Xé-u-ç). Cross handle in which is the sign ^ (Ba) of the legend; the other four letters are placed at the corners of the hollow square which limits the field. JR.21.— Stat. Persian, 8 gr. 98. PI. XVI, fig. he.

EVANTHÈS 85 571 . Rough legend. Ram lying left. F/.. Cross handle; in the cove, sign 4 (Bx) and I. In the field, to right, I. Hollow square. JR. 25. — Stat. Persian, 9 gr. 96. PI. XVI, fig. 12. 572 . Ram's head, right. RL. Cross handle, in the handle of which we bed the sign £ (Ba). Square hollow. JR, 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 80. . PI. XVI, fig. 13. NICODAMOS (around 465 av. AD) 573. J-AV£ W8 '2+) (Ba-!7'.-A£-fa)-;"N'.-y.i-oâ-[j.w). Aries lying down, to left. Granite around the edge. RL. Cross handle decorated with two rings concentric, and the stem having the shape of the letter £ (Ba) ; around, are the following letters, <\\ y- [\”. tox\ , thus arranged : ... ' 1 which can be read -£-Aa-;;.'.-v. (-sAa- JSi "1 \y. as/ [jjMiùv?) or Mt-vi-Xa-as (Menelasï). Hollow square. JR. 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 29. PI. XVI, fig. 14. 574. r^ /YN 8££ (Ba-fft-Xe-ù-ç). Ram lying down, left. F/,. Cross decorated handle two concentric rings, at center of which is the letter .$ (Nor). Around, the following letters, thus arranged: ^ ^ ^ J JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 2 gr. 97. PI. XVI, fig. 15. 575. VwSÇSJf. (Ba-tu-Xe-ù-ç). Ram lying down, left. R/,. Cross handle ornate two rings concentric, at center of which is the sign & (NO ; around, the letters following thus arranged : ^^K = Axyxplox j. Hollow square. ^R. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 38. (Piece with hole.) — Coll. deLuynes. PL XVI, fig. 16. EVANTHÈS (around 450 av. AD) 576. )dd^ ^f)AC T*^ (E-u-fa-Oe-w-ç, E'jivOswç). Ram lying down, left.

86 CYPRUS fyL. £+ (Ba-(ri.). Ram's head, left; above, +; right, I. Hollow area. JR, 23. — Stat. Persian, 11 gr. 15. Cut with shears right. PI. XVI, fig. 17. UNCERTAIN KING (towards 415 av. AD) 577. Bare and hairless head of Heracles, right. Granite around the edge. P^. smooth. JR. 12. — Euboecious Diobolus, 1 gr. 05. PI. XVI, fig. 18. •) “&• 578. Same description. JR. 11. — Euboic obol, o gr. 55. 579. Same description. ^9. — Euboecious hemi-obolus, o gr. 35. PI. XVI, fig. 19. 580. Hairless head of Heracles, wearing lion skin, right. Rt. Wheel with four rims, between two of which is the letter phoenix- cienne p (¥). 2R. 9. — Euboic obol, o gr. 57. PI. XVI, fig. 20. 581 Ram's head, right. P^L. Hairless head, frizzy hair, on the right. Behind, the letter Phoenician ^ (2). Hollow area. JR. 8. — Euboic obol, o gr. 52. PI. XVI, fig. 21. 582. Ram's head, right. P^L. Hairless head, right. Behind, the letter 3 P). JR.S. — Euboecious hemi-obolus, o gr. 37. PI. XVI, fig. 22. EVAGORAS I (411 at 374 av. AD) 583. Bearded head of Heracles, wearing the skin of lion, to right. Circle around the edge. RL. Protome of a kneeling ibex, right. Circle around the edge. N 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, gr. 81. PI. XVI, fig. 23.

EVAGORAS I 87 584. Another copy. Corner variety. No. 9. — Tenth of a stater, gr. 76. 585 . Another copy. Corner variety. A.T. 9. — Tenth of a stater, o gr. 72. (Piece with hole.) 586. Another copy. Corner variety. N 9. — Tenth of a stater, o gr. 73. — Coll. de Luynes. 587 . Same head of bearded Heracles, wearing a lion skin, right. Circle around the edge. FyL. Ibex head, right. Circle around the edge. AT 7. — Twentieth of a Euboico-Attic stater, o gr. 42. PI. XVI, fig. 24. 588. Another copy. Corner variety. M 7. — Twentieth of stater, o gr. 40. — Coll. de Luynes. 589. Same head of Heracles, right. Circle around the edge. RL. Protome of a kneeling ibex, right; in front, the sign A {yo). Circle around the edge. AT 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, gr. 72. PL XVI. fig. 25. 590. Bearded head of Heracles wearing lion skin, right. Circle at perimeter. (The word K A )/k /V>ff E-ù-fa-y6-pw, which was located in front of the head, is cropped.) fyL. E Y M* ^8^; 3r (Ba-ai-Xé-fw-ç Eù-ayôpo)). Lying ibex to right, on a line of slag ; at on it, a grain barley. Circle around the edge. JR. 23. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 55. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVI, fig. 26. 591 . Another copy. The legend is almost entirely crude, to the right and on the reverse. JR. 22. — Stat. Persian, 9 gr. 36. 592 . Heracles hairless and completely naked, seated right on his lion skin lying on a rock; with the right hand he leans on his club, and of left hand, he holds a rhyton. In retrograde legend A^-WP-^fc (E-i-fa-yô-po)). Granite around the edge.

88 CYPRUS V-- E» VO'S'^ (Ba-m-'ké-tù-ç Eùayipw). Ibex lying down to right. Circle around the edge. -R- 16. — Persian tretrobole, 3 gr. 40. PI. XVI, fig. 27. 593. Other exemplary. Variety of corner. At right, we bed good ity jg (U...); on the reverse we reads .M ° ^*(B«-cn-Xé-ù>...). JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. — Coll. deLuynes. PI. XVI, fig. 28. 594. Other exemplary. Variety of corner. At right, the legend is little by little near rough; on the reverse, we reads well A" " '8^+(Bx-ffi-Aé-[w]-ç) and the letter A. .R. 17. — Persian tretobolus, 3 gr. 07. 595. Another copy. \ Corner variety. In law, we reads only..^ (E...); on the reverse, we lit e V&fe *$t(Ba-a) and F #6£* (Ba-oi-Xé-[w]ç). iR ié. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 25. PL XVI, fig. 30. 597. Variety, to the same types. At right, we bed XA3ICA** E-ù-fa- yé-pw); on the reverse, the Greek letter A and )v « Q <§ 4 (Ba-«-Xé-[w]-ç). iR 15. — Persian tretrobole, 2 gr. 95. PL XVI, fig. 31. 598. Other exemplary. Variety of corner. At right, we bed only '/v M /Y>,..(.b-Ftx-y6-pu>) ; at reverse, the letter A and F*^8££ (Ba-<7i-Xé-(oç). ^R l6 - — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 05. — Coll. de Luynes. 599. Another copy. Corner variety. ^R 14. — Persian tetrobole, 2 gr. 47. (Filmed piece.) NICOCLES I (374 to 368 av. AD) 600. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, surrounded by a high, richly decorated tiara, hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has earrings

EVAGORAS II 09 and his neck is draped. In the field to right, the sign island (fa). Granite around the edge. tyL: Head of Athena hairstyle of a helmet Corinthian, to left, the hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has earrings and her neck is draped. In the field, of each side of the head, 2~* (Ba.-Ni). No. 12. — Third of a stater (euboico-Attic tetrobole), 2 gr. 78. PI. XVII, fig. 1. 601 Same head of Aphrodite, on the left. P^L. Same head of Athena, on the left, without letters in the field. No. 9. — Twelfth of stat. (Euboico-Attic obol), o gr. 70. (Exhibit hole). 602 . Another copy. Corner variety. No. 9. — Twelfth of stat., o gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 2, 603 . Another copy. Corner variety. AT 9. — Twelfth of stat., o gr. 67. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 3. EVAGORAS II (361 to 351 av. AD) 604. BA. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the nape of the neck ; she has earrings and her neck is draped. P^L. EYA. Head of Athena wearing a Corinthian helmet, right, the hair falling on the back of the neck; she has earrings and her neck is draped. Al 10. — Twelfth of stat. (Euboico-Attic obol), o gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 4. 605 . Same right. P^,. EYA. Same head of Athena, turned to the left. Al 10. — Twelfth of stat., o gr. 57. PL XVII, fig. 5. 606. BA. Head of Aphrodite, to right, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the back of the neck; she has pendants ears and her neck is draped.

90 CYPRUS RL. EYA. Head of Athena, to right, wearing a helmet Corinthian laureate, hair falling down on the back of the neck; she has pendants ears and his neck is draped. JR. 20. — Rhod. Didrachm, 7 gr. 10. PL XVII. fig. 6. 607. Without legend. Same head of Aphrodite, on the right. RL. EYA. Same helmeted head of Athena, right. JR. 20. — Didr. rhod., 7 gr. 05. 608. Head of Aphrodite, to left, girded of a crown wall, the hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has earrings and her neck is draped. RL. Head of Athena right, wearing a helmet Athenian laureate, the hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has earrings and her neck is draped. JR. 12. — Hemi-drach. rhod., 1 gr. 62. PI. XVII, fig. 7. 609. Head of Athena, left, wearing a laureate Athenian helmet, the che- want to fall on the back of the neck. KL. Star with eight rays. JR 10. — Obole rhod., gr. 58. — Coll. deLuynes. PI. XVII, fig. 8. 6 10. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 9. — Obol rhod., o gr. 56. — Coll. de Luynes. in. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Obole rhod., o gr. 47. 6 12. Head of Athena, to right, topped with a helmet Corinthian laureate, the hair falling on the nape of the neck. RL. EYA- Lion walking, right; above, a star with eight rays. I 16. — Dilepton, 2 gr. 75. PL XVII, fig. 9. 613. Horse walking, left; at on it, a star; in the field on the left, the crossed cross ^ . RL. Lion walking, right; above, a ram's head, on the left. Granite around the edge. I ie. — Dilepton, 3 gr. 02. PL XVII, fig. 10. 614. Same right.

EVAGORAS II 91 fyL. Lion walking, left; above, a ram's head. Granite around the edge. I 16. — Dilepton, 2 gr. 82. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 11. 615. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 16. — Dilepton, 3 gr. 42. 616. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 17. — Dilepton, 2 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. 617. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 15. — Dilepton, 3 gr. 35. 618. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 15. — Dilepton, 2 gr. 95. PI. XVII,ng. 12. 619. Leo lying down, to the left, extending the legs from the front and setting up the head; above, a star. RL. Grazing horse, left. he 12. — Lepton, 1 gr. 19. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 13. 620. The Persian king Artaxerxes III Ochus, half kneeling, right, and archery; his cidaris is crowned with three teeth; he is dressed candy and he carries on his back a quiver full of arrows. Granite around the edge. P^.. King Evagoras II, on a galloping horse to the right, and brandishing his spear the right hand; he is wearing the Persian tiara of which the baleen are brought back to his chin, and his tunic is tight the size by one belt. Above, in the field, the letter O (y, initial of the name Evagoras); under the horse, a dolphin on the right. Granite around the edge. JR. 22. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. 94. PI. XVII, fig. 14. 621. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 25. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. 85. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVII. fig. 15. 622. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 23. — Tetradr. rhod., 14 gr. 40. — Coll. de Luynes.

)2 CYPRUS 623 . The king of Persia Artaxerxes III Ochus, as an archer, to right, like above; in front of him, the letters 00 (W, initials of Eva's name- goras). Granite around the edge. KL. The King Evagoras II, on a horse galloping to right, like above. (Without letter and without dolphin in the field). JR. 23. — Tetradr. rhod., 15 gr. PI. XVII, fig. 16. 624. Bust of Evagoras II, facing, wearing a tiara Persian, whose dewlaps are brought back to the chin; he has a necklace around his neck and he is dressed of suit Asian. In the field on the left, a star. Granite around the edge. KL. Bust of Aphrodite, left, hair falling on the nape of her neck, the head surrounded by a crenellated diadem; she has pendants ears and his chest is draped. Circle around the edge. AL 12. — Obole rhod., o gr. 60. PI. XVII, fig. 17. 625. Another copy. Corner variety. M. 12. — Obole rhod., o gr. 68. PI. XVII, fig. 18. 626. Another copy. Corner variety. JK, 12. — Obole rhod., o gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. PNYTAGORAS (351 at 332 av. AD) 627. PN. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, surrounded by a crown wall, hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has earrings and his neck is draped. KL. BA. Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a crenellated crown semi-circular, hair braided on the back of the neck; she has a necklace and earrings, and his neck is draped. No. 17. — Euboico-Attic Stater, 8 gr. 30. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 19^ 628. P. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the neck; she has earrings and her neck is draped. KL. $ (Ba). Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a crown to

NICOCREON 93 slots semi-circular, the hair braided on the back of the neck; she has drop earrings and his neck is draped. No. 9. — Twelfth of a stater, o gr. 70. PI. XVII, fig. 20. 629 . Another copy. Corner variety. AT 9. — Twelfth of stat., gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVII, fig. 21. 630. f_N. Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a crown of myrtle, the hair falling on the back of the neck; she has earrings and a necklace. RL. BA. Head of Artemis, left, the bow and quiver on the back; his hair is statements and tied in a bun; she has of pendants ears and a necklace. JR. 19. — Rhod. Didrachma, 7 gr. 01. PI. XVII, fig. 22. 63 1 . Another copy. Corner variety. J.R., 18. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 98. 632. PN. Diademed head of Aphrodite, left, hair falling on the back of the neck; she has earrings and a necklace. P^L. BA. Head of Artemis, to right, the hair statements; she has of earrings and a necklace. JR. 13. — Tetrobole rhod., 2 gr. 20. PI. XVII, fig. 23. 633 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 13. — Tetrobole rhod., 2 gr. 24. NICOCREON (331 to 310 av. AD) 634. NI. Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has a necklace and pendants ears, and his neck is draped. RL. BA. Head of Aphrodite to left, girded of a crown to semi-circular niches, braided hair on the back of the neck; she has a necklace and earrings, and her neck is draped. N 17. — Euboico-Attic Stater, 8 gr. 27. PI. XVII, fig 24. 635. BA. Head of Aphrodite, right, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the nape of the neck.

94 CYPRUS T$L. NK. Head of Apollo, left, with a bow on his shoulder. M. 21. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 25. PI. XVII, fig. 25. 656. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 18. —Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 33. 637. Variety. On the right, the letters BA are trimmed; on the back, under the neck of Apollo, the letter T. JR. 19. — Didr. rhod., 6 gr. 10. 638. BA. Head of Aphrodite, to right, girded of a crown wall, as above. ï^,. JvJ<. Laureate head of Apollo, left, with a bow on the shoulder. JR. 13. — Tetrobole rhod., 2 gr. 06. PI. XVII, fig. 26. 639. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Tetrob. rhod., 2 gr. MENELAUS (310 to 307 av. AD) 640. M EN. Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a mural crown, the hair falling on the nape of the neck; she has a necklace and pendants ears, and his neck is draped. P^L. $ (Ba). Head of Aphrodite, left, surrounded by a crown to semi-circular battlements, braided hair on the nape of the neck; she has a necklace and earrings, and her neck is draped. AT 11. — Third party stat. (Euboïco-Attic tetrobole), 2 gr. 72. PL XVII, fig. 27. CITIUM UNCERTAIN KING (towards the year 500 av. AD) 641. Leo lying down, on the left, gaping mouth, erect the head, paws front elongated. RL. smooth. JR. 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 51.

baalmëlèk 95 642. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Tetrob. Persian, 3 gr. 48. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVIII, fig. 1 . 643 . Same description. he 13. — Persian Diobolus, x gr. 47. PI. XVIII, fig. 2. 644. Lying lion, left, as above. P/,. Leo sitting, to left, the mouth gaping; in front him, the cross year ^ . Hollow square. M. 15. — Tetrob. Persian, 3 gr. 42. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVIII, fig. 3. 645 . Lying lion, left, as above. P^L. Lion seated, left, gaping mouth. Hollow square. (There is no of cross handles.) jR. 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 82. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVIII, fig. 4. 646. Another copy. Corner variety. iîl 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 70. — Coll. de Luynes. BAALMELEK I (479 at 449 av. AD approximately) 647. Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin that falls on his back, the completely naked body, walking to the right; left hand outstretched forward he holds his bow, and right hand he brandishes his club above his head. Granite around the edge. P/,. Lion seated, right, mouth gaping; in front of him, the cross ; at the top, in the field iAv/io^h ("jSdSv^S, of Baalmelek). Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 30. — Coll. de Luynes. ft. xvnr, fig. 5. 648. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 30. PL XVIII, fig. 6. 649. Bearded head of Heracles, wearing lion skin, right. Granite around the edge. RL. H L (*p, abbreviation of ^pD ;}D] ;). Leo sitting, to right, the

96 CYPRUS gaping mouth; in front of him, the crossed cross $. Hollow square limited by a grnetis. A a. — Persian obolus, o gr. 86. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. 7. 650. Another copy. Corner variety. A12. — Persian obolus, o gr. 95. — Coll. de Luynes. 65 1 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 77. — Coll. de Luynes. 652. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 82. 653 . Same description, but without cross on the reverse. JR. n. — Persian obol, gr. 76. 654. Another copy. Corner variety. JR.11.— Persian obol, o gr. 82. PL XVIII, fig. 8. 655 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 75. 656. Same head of bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin, on the right. P£. u[9 ("p, abbreviation of *]DD;;?p). Seated lion, right, like above; in front of him, a cross. Hollow square limited by a gritted. An.- Persian obol, gr. 95. PL XVIII, fig. 9. 657. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 81. — Coll. de Luynes. 658. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 78. 659. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 80. 660. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 87. — Coll. de Luynes. 661 . Same description, but without cross on the reverse. JR, 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 86. — Coll. de Luynes.

AZBAAL 97 662. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 75. 663 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 70. — Coll. ae Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. io # 664. Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 75. — Coll. de Luynes. . 665 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 76. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. 11. 666. Same description. JR. 9. — Persian hemi-obolus, gr. 42. — Coll. de Luynes. 66d . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 8. — Persian hemi-obolus, o gr. 37. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. 12. 668. Another copy. Corner variety; indistinct types. JR. 8. — Persian hemi-obolus, gr. 34. — Coll. de Luynes. 66y . Same description? (indistinct types). JR. 7. — Quarter of a Persian obol, o gr. 15. AZBAAL (449 at 425 av. AD approximately) 670. Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin that falls on his back, the completely naked body, walking to the right; left hand outstretched forward he holds his bow, and with his right hand he brandishes his club above his head. Granite around the edge. RL. l^oSt^L (v2"jn> of Aibaai). Lion devouring a slaughtered deer, on the right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 28. — Persian stater, 10 gr. 75. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. 13. 671 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR.it,. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 60. — Coll. de Luynes. Babelon. — The Achaemenid Persians. 7

9 8 CYPRUS 672 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 21. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 90. Backhand shear cut. 673 . Same description. JR. 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 20. 674. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 17. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 62. 675 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 31. ft. xvra, fig. 14. PL XVIII, fig. 15, 676. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 40. — Coll. de Luynes. 6d . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 68. BAALMELEK II (425 at 400 av. AD approximately) 678. Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin which falls on his back, the completely naked body, walking to the right; left hand outstretched forward, he holds his bow and he brandishes with his right hand his club above his head. Granite around the edge. Laughed. ^jlmLo^l 0^27272;, of Baalmeleli). Leo devouring a deer shot, right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 26. — Persian Stater, 10 gr. 91. 679. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 22. — Persian stater, 10 gr. 48. 680. Same description. JR. 17. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 84. PI. XVIII, fig. 16. Coll. de Luynes. PI. XVIII, fig. 17. 68 1 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 43. — Coll. de Luynes. 682. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 15. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 22. Coll. de Luynes.

BAALRAM 99 685 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 62. — Coll. de Luynes. 684. Same description. JR. 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 91. — Coll. de Luynes. 685 . Another copy. Corner variety. ^K 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 97. PI. XVIII, fig. 18. 686. Another copy. Corner variety. iîL 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 73. PI. XVIII, fig. 19. 687 . Bearded head of Heracles, wearing lion skin, right. Granite around the edge. fyL. y^ ("p, abbreviation of *^[Sd^]2). Lion devouring a slaughtered deer skillful. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 86. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XVIII, fig. 20. 688. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 98. 689 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 95. — Coll. de Luynes. 690. Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin that falls on his back, the body entirely naked, walking to right; of the hand left stretched forward he holds his bow, and right hand he brandishes his club above his head. In the field on the left, a knucklebone. ty~. VS ("P, abbreviation of *][SdS^]2). Leo turned to right and devouring a bull to half kneeling on the left. Square hollow limited by a grit. J.R. 17. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 36. PI. XVIII, fig. 21. BAALRAM (from 400 to 392 av. AD approximately) 691 . Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin that falls on his back, the completely naked body, walking to the right; left hand outstretched forward he holds his bow, and right hand he brandishes his club above his head.

100 CYPRUS tfL. m

MELEKIATON IOI carrying his shield on the left arm, like above. In the field on the right, the letters S <) (“D) P/,. Without legend. Heracles standing and fighting, as above. JR. 15. — Rhodian tetrobole, 2 gr. 10. PL XIX, fig. 3. 698. BA AH. Athena standing, left, leaning on her spear and carrying his shield, as above. P^L. Without legend. Heracles standing and fighting, as above. JR, 21. — Rhodian didrachm, 6 gr. 99. PI. XIX, fig. 4. MELEKIATON (from 392 to 361 av. AD) 699 . Bearded Heracles, wearing a skin of lion, standing right, the body completely naked; with the left hand carried forward he holds his bow, and right hand he brandishes his club above his head ; a another lion skin is placed on his left arm. In the field, on the right, the cross ansée Ç . Granite around the edge. RL. ïf'l*f£ tif£ ty{ (]noSD *f">nS, duroiMelekiaton). Devouring Lion a slaughtered deer, to right. Shallow hollow square limited by a gritted. M 14. — Hemi-stater (Euboico-Attic drachma), 4 gr. 18. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XLX, fig. 5. 700. Another copy. Corner variety; the legend is almost entirely crude. M 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 10. — Coll. de Luynes. 701 . Hairless head of Heracles, wearing a lion's skin, on the right. Granite at perimeter. RL. Without legend. Lion devouring a slaughtered deer, right. Hollow square shallow limited by a sandstone. A.T. 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, o gr. 81. — Coll. of Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 6. 702 . Another copy. Corner variety. AT 9. — Tenth of a stater, o gr. 80. — Coll. de Luynes. 703 . Another copy'. Corner variety. AT 9. — Tenth of a stater, o gr. 79.

102 CYPRUS 704 Bearded Heracles, bare head, standing right, lion skin on the back ; of left hand reached forward he holds his bow, and the hand right he brandished his club above his head. In the field, to left, an indistinct symbol. Granite around the edge. RL. ../***1 •• (n]n*3[Sn], Melekiaton). Lion devouring a slaughtered deer, on the right. In the field, to the left, a club. JR. 23. — Persian Stater, 10 gr. 35. PI. XDC, fig. 7. 705 Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 21. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 12. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 8. 706. Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin, standing on the right, the body completely naked; of left hand carried forward he holds his bow, and of right hand he brandished his club above his head; another lion skin is placed on his left arm. In the field on the right, the crossed cross Ç. Granite around the edge. RL. [WHllmijlWL flnobD '"{bob, du king Melekiaton). Lion devo- rant a slaughtered deer, right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 17. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 52. PI. XIX, fig. 9. 707. Another copy. Corner variety; all the legend is visible. JR, 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 41. 708 Hairless head of Heracles wearing a lion's skin, on the right. Granite around the edge. RL. Without legend. Lion devouring a slaughtered deer, right. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 10. — Persian obolus, o gr. 81. PL XIX, fig. 10. PUMIATON (from 361 to 312 av. AD) 709 Bearded Heracles, wearing a lion's skin, standing on the right, the body completely naked ; with his left hand held forward he holds his bow, and right hand he brandished his club above his head; a another lion skin is placed on its left arm. In the field right, the cross handle $ . Granite around the edge. RL. [*Th-=L]vH^^|Lm[L] (]rVQS ^bob, of King Pumiaton). Devouring Lion

PUMIATON IO3 a slaughtered deer, on the right. In the field to right, Ml (= year 3). Shallow hollow square, limited by a sandstone. No. 13. — Hemi-stater (Euboico-Attic drachm), 4 gr. 13. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 11. 710. Variety. We bed : .•t'Ho'jL.. and the date INI (= year 4). M 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 16. 711. Variety. We bed : .l*iHi 0*jL. and the date llll-> (= year 14). No. 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 13. — Co//. de Luynes. 712. Variety. We read : ..V4 oijl 4) . and the date i (= year 20). N 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 12. 713. Variety. We read : ..^."^ o^| L .. and the date i (=year 20). N 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. 714. Variety. We read : Hht^ijL and the date * (= year 20). No. 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. 715. Variety. We bed : Sl^mo^l **fL and the date /A lllll (= year 25). Af 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 17. 716. Variety. We read : . /\. *H /? H L ** • and the date i III III I (= year 27). N 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 13. 717. Variety. We bed : ..h\mo... and the date i... (rude). N 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. 718. Variety. We bed : ...mo»jLm and the date “** -> (= year 30). M 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XIX, fig. 14. 719. Variety. We bed : ...me... and the date W«- (= year 30). M 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. 720. Variety. The legend is entirely cropped, and the date is yy «- (=year 30). AT 14. — Hemi-stater, 4gr. 15.

104 CYPRUS 721. Variety. We bed : ...^moif L-. and the date y^c (= year 30). No. 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. 722. Variety. We bed : ...\m^LmL and the date Ky A^ (= year 40). N 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XIX, fig. 15. 723. Variety. We reads: ...~\.my^lml and the date III III A^ A^ (=an46). No. 14. — Hemi-stater, 4 gr. 15. PL XIX, fig. 16. 724. Variety. — We bed : ..'vm ^iflml and the date III III +MP (=an46). N 14. — Hemi-stater. 4 gr. 13. = Coll. de Luynes. PI. XIX, fig. 17. IDALIUM £0/ UNCERTAIN (around 520 av. AD). 725 . Sphinx winged, sitting on the right, raising the left front paw. In the field on the left, a fleuron (?). Granite around the edge. P£. Hollow square with irregular roughness, he 27. - Persian stater, 10 gr. 80. PI. XIX, fig. 18. BOLD or KARA...Q) (around 480 BC). 726. ^£S (Ba.Ka-pa). Sphinx winged, sitting on the left, posing the paw right from the front on a lotus flower reversed. Granite perimeter. P^L. Lotus flower placed on two symmetrically coiled tendrils. In the field on the left, an ivy leaf; on the right, an ossicle. Concave field. JR. 24. — Stat. Persian, 11 gr. 15. PI. XIX, fig. 19.

AMATHONTE 105 STASICYPROS (around 450 av. J--C). 727. V (Sa). Winged Sphinx, seated left, posing paw right of in front on an upside-down lotus flower. RL. Lotus flower placed on two symmetrically coiled tendrils. In the field on the left, an ivy leaf; on the right, an ossicle. Concave field. JR. 16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 50. PI. XIX, fig. 20. 728. Head of Aphrodite, on the left, the hair falling on the nape of the neck. Granite around the edge. RL. V (Sa). Lotus flower placed out of two tendrils symmetrically rolled up. In the field on the right, a knucklebone. Concave field. JR. 11. — Persian obolus, o gr. 80. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XIX, fig. 21. AMATHONTE UNCERTAIN KING (towards 410 av. AD). 729. Lion lying on the right and roaring, both front legs forward. Granite around the edge. RL. Protome of a lion, gaping mouth, on the right, both legs in before. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. ij. — Persian tetrobole, 2 gr. 86. — Coll. de Luynes PI. XX, fig. 1 (reverse). 730. Lion lying on the right and roaring, both front paws forward. In high, in the field, a star to eight rays. Granite perimeter. RL. Protome of a lion, gaping mouth, to right, both legs before. Hollow square. ^16. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 51. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XX, fig. 2.

106 CYPRUS ZOTIMOS (towards 390 av. AD). 73 1 . (P^SS (Zw-Tt-ixu)) in the exergue. Lion lying on the right and roaring, the two front legs forward. Upstairs, in the field, an eagle with outstretched wings. Granite around the edge. RL. (5TSS (Zco-Tt-jAw). Protome of a lion, gaping mouth, right, both legs forward. Granite around the edge. JR, 21. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 61. PI. XX, fig. 3. 732. Another copy. Variety of corner. JR. 21. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 62. PI. XX, fig. 4. 733 . Same right, with the caption in exergue, as above. RL. Same type, without legend. JR. 19. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 73. PI. XX, fig. 5 (right). 734. Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 20. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 62. PI. XX, fig. 6. 735 . Another copy. Corner variety. JR, 20. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 41. — Coll. de Luynes. LYSANDRE (towards 375 av. AD). 73rd. XFV/î (Au-aa-So-pw, Autjavopw) in exergue. Lying lion to the right and roaring, both front paws forward. Upstairs, in the field, an eagle with outstretched wings. Granite around the edge. Ri- X'PV^ (Au-aa-So-pw). Protome of lion, the mouth gaping, to right, both legs before. Granite around the edge. Field concave. JR. 20. — Stat. rhod., 6 gr. 50. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XX, fig. 7. RHOICOS (around 355 av. AD). “37. Lion's head on the right, gaping mouth. Granite around the edge.

CURIUM 107 RL. £ ('Po). Protome of a lion on the right, looking straight ahead and roaring, paws forward. Granite around the edge. 2BL $1. — Tetrobole rhod., 2 gr. 15. PI. XX, fig. 8. 738. Another copy. Corner variety; the caption is cropped. iR 15. — Tetrob. rhod., 2 gr. 20. 739. Other exemplary. Variety of corner : the % sign (in) very visible. JR. 14. — Tetrob. rhod., 2 gr. 12. — Coll. de Luynes. 740. Another copy. Corner variety. JR. 14. — Tetrob. rhod., 2 gr. 11. (Piece with hole.) 741 . Same description. JR. 11. — Obole rhod., o gr. 55. PI. XX, fig. 9. CURIUM ARISTOCHOS? (towards 388 av. AD). 742. Heracles completely naked, standing right, suffocating in his arms the Nemean lion arrayed against him. In the field on the left, the club of the god. RL. r /fC ^T (Ba-au A-pi.) in two lines, in the field on the right. Athena sitting, on the left, on the spur of a ship whose the bow seems all whole behind her; the goddess is wearing a helmet Corinthian and dressed in a loose peplos ; of the right hand she holds a aplustre, and of the left she grabs his spear resting on his shoulder and on his knees. In the field on the left, the cross ansée Ç . Granite around the edge. JR. 22. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 81. PI. XX, fig. 10.

108 CYPRUS PAPHOS UNCERTAIN KING (around 485 av. AD). 743 . Bull, with a bearded human face (the Bocaros River?), half kneeling, on the right, and looking back. At the top, in the field, 1Ç (Bw-y.a, the sign xa almost entirely erased); under the bull, the cross handle *jl, dotted line. RL. 4^ (Ba-ci.). Ossicle separating both letters of the legend. Granite around the edge. JR. 20 mill. — Persian Stater, 11 gr. 10. — Coll. de Luynes. PI. XX, fig. 11. 744. Even bull to face human, to half kneeling, to right, and looking back. At the top and at the exergue, traces of a legend. Granite around the edge. J$L. Ossicle. Granite around the edge. Concave field. M. 13. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 72. PLXX, fig. 12. UNCERTAIN KING (PNYTOS?) (around 460 av. AD). 745 . Bull standing left. Above, traces of a legend. RL. Large eagle head, right; above, a fleuron; below, a long twist in line right. Hollow square limited by a gritted. JR. 23. — Persian Stater, 10 gr. 96. PI. XX, fig. 13. 746. Bull standing left; above, the Q sign (IIu.). RL. Large eagle head, left; above a fleuron. Hollow square limited by a grit. yR.11. — Persian trihemiobolus, 1 gr. 43. PI. XX, fig. 14. 747 . Bull standing left. At on it, the solar disk equipped of wings spread out and with a dove's tail. RL. Qi (Ba. ITj.). Eagle standing left ; in the field, skillful, a bird's beak. Hollow square limited by a grit. JR. 12. — Persian trihemiobolus, 1 gr. 38. PI. XX, fig. 15.

PAPHOS 109 748 . Bull standing left. Above, the disk solar equipped of wings spread out and with a dove's tail. Granite around the edge. RL. ^+ (Ba. IIu.). Eagle standing left; in front him, the cross year û ; in high, in the field to right, one fleuron. Square hollow limited by a sandstone. he 12. — Trihemi Persian obol, 1 gr. 22. PI. XX, fig. 16. STASANDROS (around 440-420 BC). 749. Bull standing left; in front of him, the cross anchored Ç-. P^,. ^QS% &* r Vr*V (Sa-xa-ua-oo-pw Ba-ut. = Sxâaavopw (3ac;tÀé (2a-Ta....(k-

I 10 CYPRUS UNCERTAIN KING (0NASI0IK0S?) (around 400 av. B.C.). 753- & )" 3£ i.^T (Ba-

PAPHOS I II N1COCLÈS (320 approx. at 310 av. AD). 761. Head of Aphrodite, face, wearing a crown myrtle and a stephanos adorned with palmettes ; she has a necklace and of pendants ears. tyL. Eagle standing left; in front him, a cluster of grape with two leaves. AT 9. — Sixth of stat. (Euboïco-Attic diobole), 1 gr. 45. PI. XXI, fig. 1. 762. Head of Aphrodite, to left, overcome of a stephanos ornate of palmettes. tyL. A the exergue, traces of the name of Nicocles? In the field, to right, £ (Ba). Dove standing right; above, a star eight rays. Granite around the edge. I 15. — Dilepton, 2 gr. 75. PL XXI, fig. 2. 763. Head of Aphrodite to left, overcome of a stephanos ornate of palmettes. Granite around the edge. P^L. PAOI. Dove standing right. Granite around the edge. JE 10. — Lepton, r gr. 20. PL XXI, fig. 3 . Gift of E. Muret, in 1882. PTOLEMY I SOTER (310 to 305 av. AD). 764. Head of Aphrodite, to straight, hair falling on the nape of the neck, and surmounted by a stephanos decorated with fleurons. P£. PTOAEMAIOY. Eagle standing, left, on a lightning. In front him, a star with eight rays. JE 21. — Chalque, 9 gr. 17. 765 . Another copy. Corner variety. JE 22. — Chalque, 8 gr. 52. PL XXI, fig. 4. 766. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 22. — Chalque, 10 gr. 82.

112 CYPRUS 767. Diademed head of Aphrodite, on the right, hair falling down on the neck. J$L. TTTOAE. Eagle standing, left, on a thunderbolt, wings outstretched. In front of him, a crown. JE 17. — Hemi-chalcum, 3 gr. 95. PI. XXI, fig. 5. 768. Another copy. Corner variety. JE 17. — Hemi-chalcum, 3 gr. 93. — Coll. de Luynes. 769. Variety, without crown in the reverse field. I 16. — Hemi-chalcum, 3 gr. 45. MARIUM STASIOICOS (from 330 to 312 av. AD). 770- V% (Ba.Sa.). Laureate head of Zeus, left. Circle around the edge. F£. MY. Head of Aphrodite, right, with a myrtle crown and hair pulled up in a bun. M 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, gr. 70. PI. XXI, fig. 6. 771 . Head of Athena, left, wearing an Athenian helmet with a high crest. P/..V^ (Ba.Sa.). Aigle turned left; in front, the sign ip). Granite around the edge. A7 11. — Fifth of a Euboico-Attic stater, 1 gr. 50. ' PL XXI, fig. 7. 772. Head of Athena, left, wearing an Athenian helmet with a high crest. P£. V^i (Ba.Sa.). Cow walking right. A" 8. — Twentieth of a Euboico-Attic stater, gr. 42. — Coll. of Luynes. PL XXI, fig. 8. 773 . Laureate head of Apollo., left. Circle around the edge. • P^L Cross handle composed of a branch having the shape of the sign ={: (Ba) and a ring in which the sign V (Sa.) is inscribed. JR. 10. — Euboic obol, gr. 65. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XXI, fig. 9.

SOU 1 1 : 774. Another copy. Corner variety. ilio. — Euboic obol, gr. 60. — Coll. de Luynes. SOLI EUNOSTOS I (around 460 av. AD). 775 . Lion head, gaping mouth, left. KL. Cross year of which the ring is formed of two concentrated circles cudgels, with a globule center. Square hollow limited by a beaded, and decorated with a fleuron at the four corners. JR. 17. — Persian tetrobole, 3 gr. 55. PL XXI, fig. 10. UNCERTAIN KING (around 450 BC). 77th. Lion walking to the right, watching for its prey, its mouth gaping, and goes giant the two front legs. Granite around the edge. KL. Cross occupant handle everything the field. Hollow square ornate of a fleuron at the four corners. JR. 26. — Persian Stater, 10 gr. 80. Elongated flan. PL XXI, fig. 11. 777. Lion walking right, watching its prey, with its gaping mouth, and go- giant the two front legs. In the exergue the sign A (To). Gre- netis around the edge. KL. Bull walking left, the head slightly lowered; under the belly of the animal, the sign A (To). Hollow square limited by a gritted. JR. 24. — Stat. Persian, 10 gr. 84. — Coll. de Luynes. PL XXI, fig. 12. PASICRATES (in 331 av. AD). 778. Head of Apollo Hylates, three-quarter view, left, crowned with laurel, radiant hair, draped neck. Babelon -— The Achaemenid Persians. S

114 CYPRUS P/L BA'1"TA[2]I. Tripod topped with cortina, and separating the letters of the legend. JR. 14. — Persian Diobolus, 1 gr. 82. PI. XXI. fig. 13. UNCERTAIN KING (Eunostos II? -f- in 310 av. AD). 779. Laureate head of Apollo on the left, the neck draped. Behind, a sign indistinct in which we can recognize the letters EY? P^L. BA. Head from Aphrodite to straight, with pendants ears, the draped neck. A 7" 11. — Third of a stater (euboico-Attic tetrobole), 2 gr. 63. PI. XXI, fig. 14. 780. Laureate head of Apollo on the left. Behind, the sign 7 (goes)? fy~. 4 (B«). Head of Aphrodite, to right, with a necklace and pens ear dants. AT 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, o gr. 68. PI. XXI, fig. 15. 781 . Another copy. Corner variety. N 9. — Tenth of a Euboico-Attic stater, o gr. 68. — Coll. of Luynes. PL XXI, fig. 16. 782. Laureate head of Apollo, front view. Granite around the edge. tyL. Head hairless to left, hairstyle of a beanie conical laureate. Behind, one or two indistinct signs. ^R. 9. — Persian hemi-obolus, o gr. 46. PI. XXI, fig. 17. . LAPETHOS SIDQÉMELEK (around 449 at 420 av. AD). 783. ...H^Y^r^ (—n'jOplïb, from Sidqémekk...). Head of Athena wearing hair of the Corinthian helmet, left, the hair layers symmetrically on the nape of the neck, and having a necklace and pendant earrings. Granite around the edge. ty- hIv/^H (“SDpiïS, of Sidqémekk). Head of Athena from the front,