Description of the Ancient Coins (Royal Museums, Berlin), vol. I — 1888

Traianopoli 243 ^3 h 4 each catch with phry- gischer Hat and tied hands on the neck tre- tend. ... niOCAVrO works i . . AlANOnOAEITÜN received Bust portrait i Burning altar with (or head) r. | leaf threads. Mionnet S. II 515, 1830 after Eckhel Gatal. Mus. Gaes. — The inscription on the back is very poorly preserved, but it seems Traianopolis. ANTONEINOC AV rOV Bearded man head with wreath r. Gordian III. TPAIANOnOAEITß . staff, around which ones yourself the snake r. winds. The after dem Peacock specimen at Mionnet S. II 521, i86c) coin described is from Hadrianopolis. 1 2 1 65 28672/12 i6*

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Alopeconnesiis. 245 Alopeconnesus. Youthful head of Bacchus r. (probably not Bacchante) with ivy wreath. A ß by a two- henkligen Mug (Gantharus), below 1. a more sedentary Fox 1., below one on the right grape. Off the auction Whittal, London i8sQ No. 84. Youthful Bacchus head r. with ivy wreath. As well. A ß around the Gan- tharus. Below left grape. As well. Youthful head with wreath r., the hair hang down long. AAß in the rich PEKON tion of un- ten upwards, there- between^ the Gan- tharus. About this X or similar. Left below the seated Fox 1., right the grape. The wreath of the head shows short narrow leaves, it seems Apollo with that laurel wreath. Mionnet and the Catalog des Brit. Museum call the wreath one ears of corn wreath, and the latter catalog calls the head therefore “Persephonians.” Our copy has certainly not a wreath of wheat. Pallas head r. AAß from bottom to bottom TTEKOTop, between chen grape. 19753 Prokesh Fox 128/1882 9/1875

2/\.i) Chersonesus Tliracia. Cardia. I JE s EVER '^ 5 YES EVER EVER YES ^4h Head of Demeter or Persephone 1. withUh- wreath, with three- fold earring and Pearl choker. As well. Plate VI, 59. Likewise. As well. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, but simpler, T-shaped earring. KAPAIA above. Leo 1., the head from the front, one Spear shatter biting, the him with the front feet. Lying in the section- of the grain and eight-pointed star. As well. Likewise, but without that star. As well. As well. To the right the grain of grain Letter like Y (?). Likewise, but here in Section grain front sight and right del- phin to the left. KAPA.. Lion all by the page 1. the spear biting and with dem r. forefoot grasping. Under that body eight-pointed star, in the section lying grain grain. KAPAIANO^ the sigmoid colon of this property lichen form. lion., the head a little in front, the spear biting and participating hold the front feet tend. In Section lying grain grain.

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248 Chersonesus Thracia. 19 20 21 23 24 26 27- 2q iE2 7E2 iE 2-! M2^ JE2 M2 2 EACH 2^ EACH Lion head with out- extended tongue 1., from the Circle line surrounded. Front part one eat send or (true- more apparent) the lance biting Lions 1., the head from front, diagonally from right above to the bottom left, in line square. Striding lion 1. Likewise. Leo 1., to the jump ready. As well. Likewise, top E, bottom I Female head r. with Collar, in line square. Three similar coins. KAPAIA .about it love coming ear of corn r., below lying grain grain. CHAP in an upwards directed ears of corn wreath. CHAP about and under AIA dem lying cereal grain, that Whole from line square surrounded. As well. As well. As well. As well. CHAP from below after AIA above, to the sides ten one upwards directed ear of grain. The coin from "Cardia", which is at Sestini Lett. IV p. 23 is described incorrectly, heard according to Aegiale and is described there. — A second Copy: Sestini Lett. IX p. 17, there- to Mionnet S. II 524, 10.

Chersonesus. 249 Chersonesus. Ms 12,575 -^3 6.0 jR6 16.76 Man takes on, that the Coins the Thracian Chersonesus in Cardia shaped are. — One maybe to Chersonesus hearing silver coin with eagle head (copy of Elis) and two deepened squares s. under the indeterminate coins in the collection. Lion head with her- outstretched tongue and lying pre- derfuss r. ^gX over a bull head with neck and Final line from Per- len r. This Whole in deepened Qua- drat. Known made from Prokesh East, Numismatic Journal (Vienna) IV p. 210 with defective, the Letterforms wrong more reproducing Illustration. — P Six (time- writing f. Numismatics III p. 375) gives the coin and similar unwritten reasons des weight and because of the great agreement of the lion head with the coins from Cnidus to Chersonesus Gariae, the sister city of Cuidus. The shape of the P finds yourself multiple times on Inscriptions from coastal cities Asia Minor, also the Styl the coin makes the new assignment to Carien probably. Plate VI, 6o. Lion head with pre- the foot, like before. Bull head with neck and Final line from Per- len r. below long- lish leaf, above Traces from book rods? like A. This Whole in deepened square. Mionnet Recueil Tab. I, 4. Six, magazine f. Number III p. 376 No. i. — Im Styl from the different from the previous coin, more ancient. striding, back- looking lion r. the 1. Forefoot er- lifting. Pallas's head 1. in the recessed th square. Before Pallas head two one- beaten (?) time chen, about like 6, but this can also Coincidence be. Prokesh Fox Prokesh

250 Chersonesus Tliraci M^ ^4^ 11.42 11.83 yR2 M2 Äi2 2.66 2.46 2.61 2.64 Prokesch, Numismat. Magazine IV p. 210. — Similarly, but with XEP in front of the one on the right turned Pallas head at Dumersan, cab. Allier de Skin rays Plate IV, 5 That these coin Allier's »Hello archaiq^ue« be, like Prokesch says doesn't seem right. On both The head of Pallas is similar to coins his ear- ring, the helmet ornament etc. s.w. certain age- ancient tetradrachms from Athens (with the Helmet without leaves) and is probably this after- imitated. Plate VI, 61. Front part one to- retrospective Solving who 1. with pre- stretched forefoot. As well. VAO behind the lion like before. Fourfold divided deep square. As well. Quadruple shared square. Where to these three Coins belong, is completely uncertain. Friedlaender was the affirmation lung inclined towards Chersonesus; were last these coins discussed by Imhoof, Zeitschr. f. Number III p. 278, which one too the similar of the lion with that of the little silver coins, which ones the Thracian Chersonesus be attributed , highlights. — All early heren determinations Olus, Clazomenae etc. are safe erroneous. Lion head with open a throat 1., on- directed. final line of Pearls. As well. As well. Likewise, very ancient- lich. The final line : Pearls between two lines. Quadruple shared square, Likewise. As well. As well; here has that square the for the Plural the late- teren Coins from Chersonese character teristic form, two the squares in the Diagonals are strong deepened, the both others only weakly deepened.

Chersonesus. 7?^2 12 .^I^ 13. .^ l JR-2. M \\ i^2 ^l 8 yR2 /R2^ 20 1^24 yR2^ 2.68 1.18 1.39 bad received not good 2.44 2,10 Front part one to- retrospective Solving who r. with pre- stretched front feet. antiquity licher Styl. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, from something later Styl. Likewise, from later Deputy As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. Fourfold divided deep (square, two the small squares, in the diagonal, less deep Likewise. Likewise. Likewise , the distribution functions from unequal cher, irregular great depth. Likewise. Recessed square, in four small squares divided, two of them, in the diagonal, are deeper, in each of these deeper ball, one of it with Rays. Likewise, the Rays more regularly, the their ball has one Art stem. Likewise; one ball regularly, the on- dere seems a Pomegranate : ^ This Square takes from here on one very flat shape on. Likewise, but simple balls. Same square, in the deeper one: grape with tendril upwards and ball, above A Likewise^ the grape and- clearly. 251 28379 Prokesh Dannen- mountain 28733 Fox smoke smoke Prokesh Fox Prokesh

252 Cliersonesus Thracia. Äi 2^ 2.44 23 24 25 2O 27 28 .^2^ i^2^ tR2 ^2: .^2 ^^2^ 29 30 31 .^2| .R2 2.24 2.41 2.38 2.37 2.4 2.lt) 2.33 2.42 2.37 Likewise. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, here in the deeper eight-beam lig star and ball, in which one not deep square A Likewise, in the depths squares : bow, including ball, and A Likewise, but comb- shell, upwards directed and A , represent- under ball. Likewise, yes ball, underneath A", and ball. Likewise, the shape of the Sparrow monogram rule- moderately from A and T Likewise, yes A and Prokesh Lizard, upwards directed. Likewise, double ge- Likewise, shapes, you can see ben the lion that Embossing the back page yet once: Lizard and a deep small square. Accidentally was first on both sides the Back embossed, the lion is later been opened. I Prokesh The lion r. homely. Likewise. Likewise. as usual I Likewise, yes ball, j underneath A* and Gi- ' cade, after above directed, with ge- closed wings. Likewise, same mo- nogram (maybe without ball?) and Fish 1. Likewise; K about it ball and Fish 1., ball above it.

Chersonesus. 253 32 JR2^ 2.1 Likewise. 33M2^ . 2.37 Likewise 34 i-R 2 2.35 ' Likewise. M2 \ 2.4 i Likewise. .'R2 I 2.4 I Likewise. .R2^ ^2^ .^^2^ .^2^ 4. ^2^ ^2 2.23 2.38 2.28 2.36 2.4 Likewise. As well. As well. Likewise , learn. with embossing Likewise, without Error. As well. As well. K underneath ball , fish 1. , represent- over ball. Likewise, but fish r. and A , about it Ku- gel. (The Fish is, if that mono gram correct ge- will hold, with that back down to see.) Likewise, but fish 1. including ball, and A* above ball. Likewise, yes ball, next to it r. K and Ram head r. Likewise, but with an ear of grain leaf, after below, and A" below Ku- gel. Likewise. Likewise. cereal grain vertical and A", represents over ball. As well. ball, including ter A* and shell in round view. As well. Hand candlestick and Ä", including Ku- gel. Likewise. ball, including ter in the simpu- lum similar goats and K, including Ku- gel. Likewise. Plow to the left and A", including many easy ball. Puzzles village" Prokesh Sparrow Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Puzzles village Prokesh Prokesh

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Chersonesus. 257 80 mil Si ; ^2^ JR2 M2k Äi2 M2 JR2 M2'^ Äi2 2.35 Likewise. 2.39 Likewise. 2.4 2.4 2.39 2.45 not well done hold 2.35 2.37 2.34 2.4 Likewise. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. Ball, below Bull head with one Art Modius, from the front. As well. Rl or similar, including ball, and Bee, upwards directed. As well. Indistinct Traces of writing and below bee, after above directed. As well. ball, and flower, probably poppy blossom. As well. ball and grape. This Qua- drum very sharp and from antiquity licherem Character than usual. Likewise, the Qiiadratum flat , as usual- lich. ball and wreath, the loop in an oblique direction top right. Likewise, yes the wreath regularly directed downwards. As well. Gaduceus and ball. As well. ball, hook cross. As well. The epithet above not visible, below Gaduceus. Likewise, above amphora, in wrong Rich- tung, indistinct below lich, probably Ball and right ^ Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Fox Prokesh Sparrow Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Ancient coins. Vol. 17

258 Chersonesus Thracia. 94 95 EVER \\ EVER \\ R I 96 97 ^ ^: 98 Ft. 99 JfE 1- FE.-1 IE i Pallas head r. As well. Pallas head r. Pallas head r Pallas head More feminine head from in front (probably Demeter) with a high diadem, similar dem the Goddess in Aegos potami, earrings and collar. Plate VI, 62. Likewise, two bad copies. XEP in between love P.O ing grain grain. As well. XEP in between love P.O ing grain grain. At the end of the transcription elongated, slanted sheet (or grain?). X E to the pages H one vertical hurried grain orns. XEP from down to P.O above, to the sides ten an amphora. unclear at the top right- licher subject (grape?). XEP in between love P.O ing grain grain. Lion head 1. with out- more stretched tongue, line circle. As well. S3X in between Ge- O.S cereal grain. Before the O one small Bullet, maybe that one Germ des grain grains : §^ XEP in between Ge- POH cereal grain. — The last letter probably not N, son- dern H

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26o Chersonesus Thracia. EVER M4 7E2J /Eoi Gommode. AVRELCOMMOACAE AIANAEAAVFENAEL • AVG . . . Unbearded !A VNICIPIICOELAN Bust portrait of the prince Standing Diana 1. in r. with robe. recently dress, with hunting boots , in the R. Shell, in 1. Poor long torch. The transcription the front becomes L AV REL COMMOD CAE AVG FIL GERM SARM or been similar be. On the back er- seems a strange one new nickname the Artemis: Diana Dauphena, from ^aq and c))atVw, regular probably ^aocjjavo?, the one with the torch shining« (see Sallet, Magazine for numismatics matics p. 148). — Here is the one to compare famous Asia Minor double stater of the British tish Museum with the inscription ^asvop sui o-i^|ua, not quite reading them yet sure is. .AV.AE(orAI)MA. .O lAIAO Bearded Chest picture r. with wreath and robe. E (or I) LMVNI CIP and in Section Traces of the name Goela. ship's front partly r. ; above, obliquely posed, a cornucopia. The AV in front is probably the Augustus title, see below Severus. COMM...ANT Bearded Head right, it seems without a wreath. .. DVSANT Bearded man Head with wreath r. AILMONO ...ILA Diana r. striding, in hunting dress, in the L. bow, with the R. an arrow pull out of the quiver hend. ..MONO before. Diana like

Coel 261 EVER EVER 10 ^3l JE^ ^5^ EVER Severus. AVJ-SEPTI-SEVER-P ISDIUVM J3A and un- Bust r. with wreath ten J . O'i ship's fore- and robe. the same r., about it, oblique, the cornucopia. The AV the front is probably End the transcription, AVgustus. AVJSEPTI SEVER Bust r. with wreath and robe. The shape O for O Alexander and Gallienus. .DII/V...A and below CGEL ship's fore part about it. oblique, cornucopia. s. also at Severus Caracalla. . NVS PIVSAVG with wreath r. , easily bearded. head much- AELM VN CIP (they) COE Forepart of the ship r., above, oblique, filling horn. Severus Alexander. IMPCMAVRSEVALEXAN DROAVG Bust portrait r. with wreath and pa- ludamentum. The back too p. II, 530, 44 and Catal youth Bust portrait r. with wreath and palu ladyhood, the previous coin similar lich, maybe Seve Rus Alexander. Um- writing erased. CAEALE XANDER in bad letter you could do the CAE also as spoiled IMP read, yes CAE seems safer. Bust r. with wreath and robe. AELMVNICIPCOLA(sic, or COEA) Tyche standing 1. with Mo- dius (?), in the l. arm filling horn, on the r. hand a Idol , female long-dressed figure from the front with Modius, carrying, at Gordian III s.m. Brit. Mus. p. 192. EL-MVL/ljC II.DEA (or LA, i.e. COEA or COLA). Silenus standing r., the R. er- lifting, about the 1. Shoulder hose. AELMVNI CO and below ELA ship's fore part about it. oblique, cornucopia. Fox 393/1884 Fox Fox 328/. 879

2(32 Chersonesus Thracia. EVER >4 .¥.4 •5 LO EACH 61 JE-5 Max min US. IMPMAXIMINVSPIA AELMVN CO LA Marine Bust r. with wreath forepart r. , represent- and robe. horn. Inaccurate in the Pfau catalog and Gessner. Also inaccurate at Sestini Lett. VIII, 36, then Mionnet S. II, 529, 41. Philip Sr. . . . . PHILI.... chest AEL • MVN ICO ELAI • image r. with wreath and (she) ship's bow robe. part r. , about it, oblique, Cornucopia. The reading COELAI seems certain Sestini and after him Mionnet P. II 531, 49 have at this copy wrong COELAN. Gallienus. IMP GALLIH head with wreath r. IMP GALLIH head wreath r. with AELMVNI COELA Bust of Tyche 1. with Modius, on the 1. Shoulder Cornucopia. ALLLMV NICICOI Diana 1. progressing, in short zen dress, with boots rocks, in the R. bowl, in 1. torch, not undoubtedly, perhaps AEL says easy Poor big This /ELL Crithote. ^4\ Female head (probably Demeter) from front with high hair AOOldM in between CI^N lying cereal grain, that

Crithote. bead and round diadem, earrings and collar. 263 Likewise. Likewise, yes is the head not like usual, a little r., but something to the left ge- tends. As well. Female head whole from the front, without neck like it seems, like Medusa. Whole from one closed at the bottom Wreath of wheat around- give. Likewise, but KPIOOY Characteristics as well, but the font in one line under the building cereal grain KPIOOY CIHN KPI below that lying- the cereal grain, above him two balls gel (?). KP I in between love 00. ing grain grain. Fox Prokesh Prokesh Fox iE 3 Elaeus. Coins of the Thracian city of 'Elaioü? are first recognized as such by Sallet, Magazine for Numismatics X p. 150, same on it from Imhoof monnaies grecques p. 45 , which one whole series of coins, which you used to follow the island Elaeusa at Gilicia given, on Elaeus allocated. Pallas head r. EAAIOY Cir2N Owl r., the head from the front; below her a mono gram K or similar lich. I 177/1878

2()4 Chersonesus Thracia. ^-ik ^4l 7E4 In Style and character very much to Hephaestia and remembering Myrina Lemni; the coin came with many from Imbros, Hephaestia, etc Smyrna. Bust portrait the Artemis r. , on the shoulder quiver, EAAIOY from top to bottom ^iriN down to the pages one bee, directed upwards; below A Imhoof 1. c. No. 40. Our copy arrived with many Thracian (Serdica, Sestus, Samo- thrace) and North Asia Minor coins Smyrna. The head of Artemis exactly dem on coins by Myrina Lemni. Forepart of the ship r. bad received. Forepart of the ship r., right above on it Tänie, snake above Likewise. As well. Likewise, not completely clearly. Likewise, including fish r. or lying down cereal grain. Forepart of the ship r. As well. Com mode. AVTOKPAT^P KOMO AOC Bearded Chest image r. with robe. EAAIOY underneath R?, ClßN in laurel wreath. EAAI in laurel wreath, which one on the right wound together is. As well. As well. Likewise (or just EAA?) EAA under the left to- wound together wreath. EAA in left together convoluted Laurel wreath. As well. EA AlOVC I QN rich decorated ship's front part r., the acrosto- lium into a deer head running out, the Kiel r. into a boar head. Down at the keel

Lysimachi 265 Dolphin r. It says above r. a warrior, be- helmeted, in armor and short dress, in 1. Poor lance, the R. uplifting. The figure on the back is after W. Drexler's very more appealing Interpretation FVotesilaus , his grave was in Elaeus and whose picture- column on the ship Philostratus is very similar describes. S. W. Drexler, magazine. for numismatics matics XIV, p. 130 ff. Plate VII, 63. 6 each JE2I 3 EACH Lysimachia. AY^I in between .MAXE-QN ongoing Leo r.; under him unclear mono gram. Head of King Lysi machus r. with slide the one without ram- horn, it seems, otherwise the silver coins of the king equal. These coins seem to prove it that the head on Lysimachus' Coins the des King himself is, and not Alexander the Big. Lion head r. As well. AY in between love Cl ender ear of wheat l. with Scroll. As well. Prokesh 28814

266 Chersonesus Thpacia. Ml- EVER EVER ^3^ ^^3 EVER JE4\ JE4 JE4 JE6 Likewise. As well. Pallas head r. with corin this helmet. Likewise, but the ear of grain to the right; to the left ter the one sheet iE or if you have the ear of wheat upright represents, lAI or similar. Likewise, that mono frame A or similar I. /\Yt\ and in section MAXEr2N Leo r. striding, the 1. Forefoot raised. Likewise, inadequate received. Likewise, good received. head the Tyche with Wall crown and Laurel wreath r. AYCI in between MAXEIIN Leo r. striding, beneath him R", over that increase ben 1. Forefoot E AYCI MAXEr2N right and under the sit- zen lions r; before him l-P under him K left above ball (?) Friedlander suspected with right, that the from Mionnet described similar Coins with alleged Apollo head the- These pieces are identical. The sulfur dump which proves a Paris coin it. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Youth Higher unbearable- tiger head of Heracles right, with lion skin, small ner rounder counter- stamp with lion head from the front. Likewise, from mono grams just GE left above visible. Likewise. Same, but here on the left above A/ AYClMAXEriN Artemis in hunting dress, standing r., quiver and bow on the shoulder, with both hands one large torch slanted to the right holding.

Lysimachia. 141 tE 6 Eq JE4 IN JE3\ 21^ 4 each. Likewise. Likewise, less good received. teenager unbearable- tiger head of Heracles right, shaped on one Pallas head r. with Corinthian helmet. AYCI below. trident, erected, decorated, to the pages two Dolphins, down directed. Fox calls in one handwritten text note the coin »indefinite, maybe Sicilian" and adds »falsely attributed to Lysimachia in the catalog of sale" (from the year 1852), in which Fox the coin bought. — The AYCI is quite certain; whether the head of Heracles or the Pallas head which belong to the trident rend Front is, lets yourself not be- agree. teenager, unbearded ger Heracles head r. with lion skin. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. AYCIMA left and below XEßN Nike standing 1., in the out- stretched R. wreath, in 1st arm palm branch. Right N Likewise, the mono grams or on- individual letters unclear, left E or UhnHch. Likewise, monograms not visible. Likewise, man sees right E Likewise right ^r Likewise, the lower mo- nogram seems: p 207 Fox FoN. ()i60 I 1,160 Sparrow Dannen- mountain Fox

268 Chersonesus Thracia. 23 24 ^"3 ^^3h 2S JE6 2b- 30 31 ^5^-4 EVER 32 33 34 7E2 iE 14 iE2 Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise, monograms Prokesh unclear, the un- tere, right, about ?^ Likewise, monograms not visible. Likewise, overprinted with j 8928 one Dreituss. i The tripod the back belongs to one Seleucids on. In v. Rauch's collection was | 1861 a just such a piece by Lysimachia, | on which tripod and ANTIOXOY visible were. head the Demeter r. with a wreath of wheat, the Back of head ver- veils. — The wreath is, like good specimens prove over the veil lays or as under visible through the veil shown. Still five copies. Head of Demeter with wreath and Veil like before. Hermes head with peta sus and robe r. Likewise. Pallas head r. with corin this helmet. AYllMAXEnN Nike ste- hend 1., in the outside stretched R. wreath, \m I.Arm palm branch. — The writing begins top left and goes to the bottom right. AYCIMA in the wreath of XEr2N of two, un- ten together- twisted ears of corn is formed. Unterder Inscription a smaller Trident (or Mon- nogram): 3- AY in Leaf wreath t\ (not wreath of wheat). Likewise. AY^ in that of two ears of corn educated, below together- wound wreath. 10358 J0359 Fox Prokesh 10360 Fox Prokesh

Madytus. Pallas head as before. Lion head r. with out- extended tongue. AY between upright standing ear of wheat. . Y between upright standing ear of wheat. 269 Prokesh Fox Madytus. . /E4\ Md'^ JE2\ 41 JP.1 Pushing bull 1. ; represent- about Fish 1. or cereal grain, not German. In ab- cut maybe a Official name. Likewise, but probably certainly without font. The item above the bull indistinct. Likewise, above Aries or Fish head (?) to the left. Pushing bull right, above indistinct opposite stood. Sitting dog . Mtzenuer tiuna r, Y with a pointed head, behind it (here un- clearly) stand upright standing ear of corn with leaves tern. Likewise, clearly. Likewise, the dog has a Collar. Likewise, without a collar. The ear of corn no more to see left over dem back four- radiant star: -j- Prokesh 28633/10 Fox Sestus. iE 5 Female head 1., the ^A right, from above Hair in the »sphene« after below. — De- done", with earring. meter, with the high 28780

270 Chersonesus Tliracia. 2-4 ^4l ^^4k YES /E EVER Three more copies. Female head 1. without Sphendone, with broad tem band at the back. Female head 1. with simple ribbon (or wreath? Wreath of wheat?). Females head 1., behind wide band (and Wreath? ..Pro- kescii says »with ears of grain decorated"). Hermes head 1st, with pe- tasus. Diadem (tutukis) 1. on her basket of grain sitting, in the pre- stretched R. two ears of corn upright hal- tend, the L. at the basket. Before her to the right little bearded herm. CHCTI right, from above. Similar representation lung, but the herm Hnkshin. CH5:Tlf2 . right, from above. Demeter like before, the ears of corn holding at an angle. Instead the herme is larger Poppy head. Above A tHtT . . Demeter like before. Below left the Egyptian head jewelry: solar disc with feathers, Uraeus snakes and horns. Top left t/K right, from above. Seated Demeter 1. (the Tutulus not clear), as before, yes seems the base cube-shaped. Before her left that on small coins the city as alone- naught Embossing er- shining two- handle, bulbous vessel.

Sestus. 271 (, I/E 4 ^34 JE4 JE3 2 EACH EVER \\ 2 EACH EVER Yep Head of Demeter or Persephone r., with j Wreath of wheat. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Female head 1. Likewise. Likewise. Bearded front, Herm from with Arman sets, right Gadu ceus, Hnks ear of wheat, both upright ste- hend. Two more copies. Ch right, from below. Standing Hermes 1. with robe, gadu ceus in the raised- nen R., in Neck the Petasus. Before him that bulbous, two-handled vessel. Likewise, font ver- deletes. Likewise, the writing is good; right a rounder counterstamp, wel- cher again that two-handled vessel shows. Likewise, the font maybe from above. Above right rounder counterstamp, un- clearly (Egyptian headdress?). tM right from above. Herme from the front arm attachments; left Likewise, Monogram not visible. ^H^ right from top; the last t. close the base of the herm, partly like that hidden. — Herm from the front, left_ up- right standing ear of grain, to the left of it P (?) t. A in between two- handle-like, bulbous vessel. Fox 28791 Fox 372/1884 Dannen- mountain Fox 382/1873 12/1I Fox

272 19 20- 21 23 24- 26 27 28 ^.3 ^3-3l tE 2 ^2 ^: 2 ^. tE 2-1 tE 2 iE 2-1 EVER I ^2 Chersonesus Thracia. As well. tU otherwise the same. Two more copies. Helmeted head 1. tH right from above. Two-handled construction chiges vessel. Prokesh says of this specimen: »tete barbue casquee", in the catalog of the British Museum But seum will come with an otherwise identical coin Pallas head described. The supposed beard is maybe oxide. Hermes head with peta i CH right from sus 1. I Lyra. above. Three more copies. Hermes head with peta sus 1. Apollo head 1. with wreath. As well. Bearded head 1. (Her- mes). As well. Young man's head r. , much- easily the petasus in Neck. Head of Bacchus or a bacchante from wreaths. with ivy X.Ht right from above. Lyra. Left A '^Ht from top to bottom tl ten, in between Tripod. Below left indistinct opposite stood or mono gram. Likewise, you just see H.C Ip , none mono gram. tHt right from above. cornucopia, left Z Likewise, but on the left A tHt right from above. Cornucopia, left N, depicts about one maybe down from the cornucopia hanging grape. tHt from below, between tl schenThyrsus, with decorated with ribbons, upright.

Sestus. 273 34 ^1^^ 2 EACH EVER I IU3 ^4 M4 A<:2y ^34 ^ ^.4 Likewise. As well. Hermes head with peta sus 1. Augustus. CeBACTOY behind it heads r. The shape of the omicron see also below with Vespasian. Nero. NePr2N KAICA P (the Font begins with P Hnks below). youth lish Bust portrait des Princes 1. with gift wall. As well. NepriN KAIC maybe has even more ge- stood. Bust portrait of the emperor 1. with Wreath and robe. Vespasian? ..'^'.A NOC. AICA. /the latter not clear- lich). head with lorry beer wreath r. the seller similar to spasian. Traian. . . ÄIAN in front of the head with wreath r., below .AP by Kaicrap? Likewise, scriptural illiteracy lich. tWt, to the right of above. Thyrsus with ribbons ; left E Likewise. ^H right from top. Ca- duceus from simpler Shape: Y, left S/K CHC right from top. Cornucopia. Whether the Font continues on the left- went, is not to be seen know. CHCTI around the lyre. CAC":'I around the lyre. That ßN Alpha seems sure. CHCTI around the lyre. CHCTI from below, ne- (jl)N ben the lyre. CHC Tl a)N right and th starting to the almost rectangular lyre. Likewise. 706/1877 732/1878 382/1873 3 10 1883 35Ö'j879 382/1873 Fox 127/1882 398/1883 28676/12 Ancient coins. Vol. 1. I"

274 Chersonesus Thracia. 44 45 JE-ih 46M8 Hadrian. ADIAMDOl^AqiAAHead with wreath r. . . . KAICAP Head Ha- drians with wreath r. Garacalla. CHCT lOON next to the 9572 Lyra. CHCT . . . Lyra, less- ger rectangular. AVTKMAVP ANTHENEI NOC Bearded Chest image with crown and Paludamentum r. CHCTI and in ab- cut OON Leander r. floating, r. the tower on which Hero standing 1., in the R. the lamp. Above Eros r. same- Sam on one foot floor (through one line expressed) striding, in the R. Torch. From Huber's collection, the Green that of the »Numismatic magazine« (Vienna). Fox Imbrus. ^5 EVER, Pallas head right, the helmet that of the late Athenian niches silver coin zen similar. As well. IMBPI the Hats the Dioscuri, about it Stars. Whether IMBPI or INBPI is not sure. INBPI about it the Dioscuri hats with stars. The inscription is not IMBPI, like Prokesch gives (Numismat. Zeitschr. IV p. 214 No. 2), despite poor preservation is N clearly. 4583

Imbrus. 275 ^.3 ^3 JEik ^3 ^2-3 Pallas head with corin this helmet r. As well. Likewise, struck a rounder counter- stamp with Medusa head from the front. Likewise, from rawer, late Styl. Without Counterstamp. Pallas head r. with corin this helmet. As well. As well. Female head right Likewise. Six more copies. IMBPOY in section. owl, standing, from front, something r. , that Whole thing in the bottom wound together Olive wreath with fruits. As well. As well. As well. IMPOY (she, quite clearly- lich) left, from above. Standing Owl from in front, something r., without wreath. IMBPOY left from top. Owl like before. Likewise, the font not clearly. . . . POY left, from below. Standing bearded, ithyphalli- shear Hermes r. with Petasus, naked, in the lowered R. Zweig, on the L. shell, in front him Thymiatcrion. Right above Cadu ceus, upright. IMBPOY Likewise. 12174 Eox Prokesh Fox Prokesh i056/i< 9025 Prokesh 9026 3 smoke B. Fried countries 2Fox 18*

276 Chersonesus Thracia. M2 2 EACH JE2 EVER I ^5- YES JE6 Likewise. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, far better Styl than usual. Palias head r. with corin this helmet. Pallas head r. Likewise, but the Cadu ceus not visible. As well. Likewise, but instead of that Caduceus standing upright grain grain; the God holds the bowl so that the Rounding is visible. Likewise, not good hold. Writing erased. Her- mes in ordinary position, symbol not visible. Writing illegible. Her- mes in the usual legal position, yes \ he seems to be on the line j know one larger I to carry an object, maybe a rhyton? at- sign not sight- bar, maybe missing also the sacrificial vessel. IN BRIHN Owl from in front, half to the left. These and the following late autonomous coins show the head of Pallas exactly consistent with late Athenian copper coins. Plate VII,64. Likewise, from the same stamps. Pallas head r. IN BPI HN Standing long-clad Apollo lo from the front, to the left looking, in the R. shell, with the L. holding the lyre. Hey Likewise, from the same stamps.

Imbrus. 277 :S:^5^ ^\\ JE4\ 6i each JE6 Likewise, it seems also same Stamp. Pallas head r. Pallas head r. Pallas head r. Likewise, from the same Stamp like the first pieces with the Apollo. IN BPI ßN More similar Apollo, even richer folded robe, like the usual Representations des Kitharoeden. . M BP Eat . More similar Apollo, the robe draped even more richly. IMBPI nN Artemis in hunting dress, with bull rocks, r. striding, in the L. arch, with the R. one Arrow take it out of the quiver mend. IMBP ISSN Standing female figure l., the R. uplifting, in 1. Poor double Cornucopia. IMBPI ßN As before, but simple filling horn. Coins of the Athenian clergy in Imbros. S. Koehler, Notices des German archaeological Institute, Athens 1881 Vol. VI, 238. Imhoof-Blumer ibid. Vol. VII, 146 and monnaies grecques p. 49. After Six' View are these coins perhaps during the storage of Athens through Sulla shaped, 87 and 86 B.C. 492/1877 493/1877 1347/1! 491/18; 397/1883

27B Chersonesus Thracia. 33 ^3^ 34 35 ^3i ^^3l 36 2 EACH 38 iE ^i M4 Pallas head r. . GEN AI£2N left, in gray the line, from above. The ithyphallic naked ones Hermes r., whether Petasus is not to recognize in the lowered R. Zweig, on the 1st hand bowl. From far better Styl as the remaining similar pieces, the coin is very thick. — The figure has something ancient, the book rods are good and clean. See magazine for Numismatics XIII, 6y. Pallas head r. As well. AOENAin. The ithy- phallic Hermes with branch, shell on the L. , in front of him the (here unclear) Thymiaterion. . . . NAISSN Likewise, everything clearly. Grasshopper r. AOE in a wreath, INBPI which below wound together is. Imbrus, Augustus. E.^t (?) behind that heads of Augustus r. On Back of head rounder counter-stem pel, six-pointed star. . . Ä^ like it seems. Likewise, without counter- stamp. IMB about it the hats the Dioscuri with stars, between them Caduceus. As well.

LemnuS. 279 39 40 ^3^ ^5 IMB . . Apollo head with Laurel wreath r. Likewise, font ver- Likewise, deletes; Counterstamp with six-pointed star. . EBACTOC left, from below. head of the Au- gustus r., front the Counterstamp with star. More complete copy with IMB P.I in Athens (PostolaCCa -/.aiai^oy. twv ap;)^ vo)u. p. 163 No. 1127); likewise with IMB and Lyra in front of the Head Imhoof monn. gr. p. 50. 28633/14 1 175/1878 Lemnus. ^A EVER Bearded wreath (?) head r. AHMNI over one r. striding ram ; the whole thing in more detail th square. Prokesh calls the head “Bacchus barbu, peut-etre Thoas, fils de Dionysus, the fondateur”. In the arrangement of the hair, of the beard etc. the head is reminiscent of Zeus on the coins the Italian Lokrians with the seated Eirene, and to Zeus Eleutherios on the coins of Syracuse, with the lightning bolt on the back. Prokesh

28o Chersonesus Thracia. 4 each 4 each JE4 2 EACH ^3^ ^3 2^ EACH Hephaestia Lemni. teenager unbearded ger head with diadem r. , the Ribbons her- hanging below, like in king heads. As well. Likewise, yes like it seems without a tiara. Apollo head with Lor beer wreath (?) r. Youthful head 1. Puzzles village^ H between hand- candlesticks with ribbons decorated, above next to him, to the pages that Dioscuri hats with stars. Right one smaller Gaduceus, upright. Likewise, the Gaduceus missing. Likewise, font shatter disturbs. H in between hand- ; 43 (3/1882 A I candlestick, .right 28947 a trident : -E H<1>A from above, between 28781 hand schen two shine. Sestini, Descr. num. p; 82, according to which Mionnet p. II 541, 5 calls the head Apollo, the Gata log des Brit. Mus. Heracles head with laurel wreath: here no wreath can be seen. Youthful head with Petasus 1. (Hermes?). PostolaCCa -/.arak. the head of Hephaestus. probably erroneous to Sigeum Troadis. font not visible. Two owls, standing, from front, between the Dioscuri window nen. p. 164 No. ii34ß calls Fox gave his copy 28764 Likewise. Pallas head with corin this helmet r. The back similar. the Likewise, the Stars not clearly. HAI left, from below. Owl, all over again, right upwards ge- directed branch, between schen this and that Owl hand candlestick, diagonally, upwards. Athenian trioboles Fox

Hephaestia Lemni Yep lol J¥.2 lei 2 EACH JE4 ^4k JE2 EACH 2] Likewise. As well. Likewise Pallas head r. with ver- decorated , adjacent helmet, similar the older Athenian silver coins, but the probably without leaves. three Likewise,, the Helmet less clear. unbearded, youth head with slide dem r. , the Ribbons hanging down,\vie in king heads. As well. As well. Pallas head with corin this helmet r. As well. Likewise, the hand chandelier not sight- cash. H4>AI right, from above. owl from the front, on the left the branch, on- right. AI left, from below. Owl , from the beginning ; right hand candlestick. HAI right, up. Owl . standing from in front, something r. behind her pliers (as a sense- image of Hephaestus). HAI right from above, otherwise the same. Htt^AI underneath scream- tender ram r. As well. HAI above the left-hand there striding Aries. HAI about dem r. striding ram, right a indistinct- licher subject (bull skull?). HAICT (the both last letters uncertain) about that r. striding ram. In section A or similar. Dannen- mountain Fox 2886s Prokesh 28636/24 Fox Fox 28778 495/1877