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Description of the Ancient Coins (Royal Museums, Berlin), vol. I — 1888
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Lysimachus. 309 N
10 Thracian kings. 79 80 «,3 8.31 not good, pale Gold 81 A/4 83 A/4I A\^ A\^ 8.21 ),Z7 »ö.95 16.3 be- peel- digt Likewise, the same stem- pel. Likewise, the same stem- pel. Head as before, without Period. As well. As well. Likewise, but AY. The stem des trident ends in an arrow top. Müller No. 274. I strus. As well. Likewise, yes Vi. on Throne, AI under the Arm of Pallas, the stem des trident Arrowhead. shield ornament indistinct- lich (lion's head/'). Müller No. 285. Likewise, both Pages from the same stamp. Perinthus. Likewise, under the neck the one end of the diadem visible. Likewise, the diadem end under the neck. Not at Müller. Likewise, the epithets here: under hand the Pallas the front parts of two horses, with the bodies put together; left from the font \ in Section un- full mono gram, maybe N , like Müller No. 134. Shield ornament lion wenkopf, from the per- steering circle surrounded. Likewise, just a mono gram, in section
Lysimachus. 31^ .418 17.09 Likewise, the diadem end under the neck. 861 ^7 87 mg JR7 90 ^9 JR »6.53 bad 16.55 U,^7 17.15 bad Müller No. Likewise, but the mo- nograms: left, under dem double horse J^ and in the ab- cut M shield cover Decoration: lion head. 135- Samothrace. Likewise, without a tiara end. Likewise, monograms not visible. at- characters: under the Poor Ram head 1., on throne star, Shield ornament lion wenkopf. See Müller 128, 129. Incerti Thraciae. As well. Müller No. 299. Likewise. See Müller No. 301. Likewise. Müller No. 301. Likewise. Likewise, without mono gram and star. The symbol under the hand of Pallas Amphora (with lid?), shield cover decoration indistinct. Likewise, without at- sign. Left forward the font ß< or similar to the one below wound together wreath. shield cover ornamentation Lion head. Likewise, here &J Likewise, no mono grams visible, symbol under the Hand of Pallas King cher and bow on right, shield cover ornamentation Lion head. Similar to Müller No. 296, but where the bow one curved shape shows; the on the coin easy. Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Fox
312 Thracian kings. Qi 92 .^4 ^4 4.18 4.14 93 AI4 4,i7 94 m 10.25 be- peel- digt 95^8 16.96 Likewise. Likewise Müller No. 298. Likewise, yes is the bow something obliquely provided. Shield with Lion head. Likewise, the bow on- right and from ge- curved shape; at the throne \iP shield- ornament lion head. Macedonia. Amphipolis. As well. See Müller No. 330. Aphytis. As well. Likewise, epithet left in front of the writing trident, upright at the throne palmette, after below, under the arm of Pallas 0P Shield ornament Lion head. See Müller No. 342. Likewise, without mono grams; that pickling little under the hand the Pallas a on- eagle standing right r. completely in the position lung like on the Copper coins from Aphytis and completely different from that at Müller No. 341 f. pictured bird. Shield ornament lion wenkopf. D i u m. Likewise. Likewise, without at- characters; under the hand AI, at the throne small Arabesque. — Shield ornament lion wenkopf.
Lysimachus. 313 be- Likewise, peel- digt Heracleum. 19.79 Likewise. :,o6 16.86 16.77 17.04 Müller No. 352. Traelium. Likewise See Müller No. 331 Uranopolis. As well. Müller No. 340. Likewise. Likewise, but to the left the HP font under the hand of Pallas S At the throne Pal- met, after below, here maybe Ge- wall tip of Pallas. Likewise , without mono grams, on Shield Lion head. Under the hand of Pallas flower, different from the on coins from Traelium and from Müller's Illustration. ter the hand the Pallas M underneath eight-beam star. Lion head on the shield. Incerti Macedoniae. Likewise, the end of the tiaras under the neck emerge- mend. See Müller 356. Likewise, without the slide demende under the neck. Müller No. 362. Likewise, sign ornament tion lion head, under the hand HP to the left of the font Acrostolium. Likewise, lion headam shield; left in front of the Thyrsus script with Bind, upright, in Section
SM Thracian kings. JR i7,"3 103 104 JRg\ M 16.95 4.19 105 106 ^4l .^4 107 M10 4.25 be- peel- digt 16.48 Likewise. Likewise, Lion Copt on the shield, on the left Thyrsus as before, under the hand Rj and in section *E or £ Not with these monograms at Müller. As well. Müller No. 364. Likewise. Likewise, lion headam shield, the thyrsus to the right in front of the writing, in the section ZJP Likewise, with lion head, under the hand the Pallas, something behind that r. Knees yra, Müller No. 355. Likewise. As well. hidden, I the shape as on the Coins from Ghalcis, at the throne A Likewise. As well. Asia Minor. Heraclea Pontica. As well. Likewise, but on the sign the youthful head from Rays around- give, 1. in front of Pallas on floor upright standing club, the thickness Page after above, at the throne H and in section K and I n See Müller No. 374 and 375. The mono gram in Section not clearly. — The Head of the king resembles the head of Mithri dates VI., in whose time the coin also may belong.
Lysimachus. 315 I o8i M() 1 6.42 Mq JRg K8 i2 yl^8 16.8 16.38 be- peel- digt 16.65 16.96 Likewise. Likewise, but star as Shield decoration, on Throne HP, club like before, in section The head is here the ordinary des Lysimachus, of rough work. Chalcedony. As well. Müller No. 378. G y zi cus. As well. Müller No. 381 Likewise. Müller No. 381 a. As well. Not at Müller. Likewise, shield decoration run^ a point, from Circle surrounded, on throne small macaw beske, under dem Poor KAEO, in ab- cut KAAXA, represent- over lying ear 1, Likewise, lion headam shield, on throne eight-pointed star, down at the foot of the Pallas' torch, something obliquely 1. upwards directed. Likewise, the Torch a little higher placed, obliquely r. upwards, Star on the throne, lion wenkopf am shield, in Section much- easily the ear of wheat r. Likewise, the torch structured, completely on- right to the throne taking lunar sickle, on the shield wenkopf. Prokesh 1 130() Sparrow
3i6 113 Thracian kings. 114 116 118 IIQ Alg
Lysimachus. 317 120 JR8 121; .^9 22 JRy^ 123 JRS'^ 124 my \bJ')H i7^«4 16.72 bad received 16.81 Ghrysaoris. (Stratonicea) Likewise. Müller No. 442. Likewise. Müller No. 443a. Mytilene. As well. Müller No. 403. Likewise. Not with Müller. Pergamum. As well. Müller No. 407. Likewise, Lövvenkopfam shield; epithet here: to the right of the font hand light ter, left from the Font ® Same, but here on the left before the font the Hand torch, the handle surrounded by a band wounds, under the hand ff? Likewise, lion headam shield, under the Hand of Pallas Lyra, the one on the copper Coins from Mytilene equal, in ab- cut M Likewise, lion headam shield, under the hand the Pallas SI (so here sure not MYTI on- to solve!), including the lyre as before, at the throne O (which sometimes just one ornament, none letter, is). Likewise, lion headam shield, the throne smooth, 1. before the Scripture @ in the ^ section Prokesh Prokesh 10365 Puzzles village Prokesh
3' Thracian kings. /R8 126! MS 127^9 128 129 ^9^ ^9 no »31 /R8 ^4^ i6j99 17.18 17.06 bad be- peel- digt 17.07 3.9 Smyrna. As well. Likewise, on Shield lion head, 1. before the font
Lysimachus. 319 132/R44 134 ^9| 135^4 A/4 .^18 4.05 I Likewise. Müller No. 421, 4.05 Likewise. I 17.01 Likewise. 8.56 ,45 8.58 with big one Handle Müller No. 434. Likewise, the throne without monogram. As well. Likewise, without bees and the city name. On Shield lion head, Throne small ornaments tion, underhand the Pallas /? in the off- cut At Indefinite Mint location. As well. Müller No. 561 as Likewise. Müller No. 463. Likewise. Müller No. 499. Likewise. Müller No. 459. Likewise, lion headam Shield, throne light decorated, under the hand of Pallas ^ Tetradrachm. Likewise, lion headam shield, on throne ornament, from what a part like O- sees, underhand the Pallas wreath, above open. Likewise, Lion head on Shield (one human heads similar), under the hand the Pallas Al over the arm W Likewise, lion headam shield, 1. next to the hand the Pallas sword, the Lace down, left forward the font elongated rounder shield, on throne indistinct Decoration, in contrast cut M Goose eye Prokesh Prokesh Fox Fox Prokesh Ans- Bach's collection
320 Thracian kings. '39 140 141 142 H3 144 H5 .1^8
Lysimachus. 146 JR 17.24 I Likewise. 147 ^8^ .48 149 150 MS JR^ Mg M9 '6.99 '7y»3 16.91 17.01 17.08 Likewise, lion headam shield, small macaw beske on throne, under the hand of the Pallas 3< right before the font a small r (Coincidence?). See Müller No. 528. Likewise. Müller No. 528. Likewise. Müller No. 540. Likewise. Müller No. 541. Likewise. Müller No. 543. Likewise. Likewise, throne smooth, on Shield lion head, from a li- nienkreis surrounded, the monogram like before, otherwise none letter. Likewise, underhand the Pallas l9l , right before the font P^, am Throne arabesque, am Shield lion head. Likewise, lion headam shield, on throne small arabesque, un- ter the hand of the pal- read f^ , to the right of the font 12p Likewise, lion headam shield, throne smooth, under hand the Pallas 1^, right in front the font W Likewise, lion headam Shield, under hand ^, at the throne J^ See Müller No. 546. 321 Fox Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Fox Prokesh Ancient coins. Vol. I
322 Thracian kings. 152 /R •53 ^8 16.6 154 Eiq 16.85 •55 JR 1 56I M9 7.08 Likewise. Likewise, lion headam shield, throne smooth, under hand the Pallas r^, to the right the Font ^ Not like that at Müller. As well. Likewise, lion headam Shield , under the hand LYP or similar- huh. Probably Müller No. 552. Likewise. Likewise, lion headam shield, on throne small arabesque, a part of it like G designed, under the Hand of Pallas^, in the section E?' See Müller No. 553. The following are not with Müller. As well. Likewise, on the sign, apparently the lion head (very small), from Line circle surrounded. Left in front of the font XE, under hand the Pallas lion head r., in section OE See ^Müller 38-55 Lysimachia, especially No. 43. Similar monogram Müller No. 510. Likewise. Likewise, Lion head on the shield, on the throne ' small arabesque, un- ter the hand of the pal- read H in Section lying torch, the Flame left. cf. Müller No. 382 and following, as Cyzicus.
Lysimachus. 123 i57i ^9 16.95 i Likewise. ^8 .^8 ^8 .^9 /R9 JRq JRS 16.85 16.9 16.63 16.8 be- peel- digt 16.65 16.65 Likewise. As well. As well. Likewise, Likewise. As well. As well. Likewise, Lion head on the shield, arabesque, like shaped, on Throne, left in front of the Scripture wreath, above open, in section t Likewise, lion head on shield, under the hand the Pallas Ä on throne £^ in Section Thyrsus with ribbons at the top (?) or torch, end left. Likewise, lion head on Shield, arabesque, like 0, on throne, in Section AE Likewise, Lion head on the sign, under the hand the Pallas /? in Section PH, throne smooth. Likewise, Lion head at the throne, under the hand O.A in ab- cut EY Likewise, more unclear Lion's head on the shield, on the throne little macaw beske, under the hand the Pallas FP or similar. Likewise, Lion head on shield, throne smooth ; without mono grams and supplements chen. As well. Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh Puzzles village Prokesh Puzzles village Puzzles village Ansbach sche collection lung
3'^4 Thracian kings. i6s /R8 looo /Rq :67 N i68 ^8^ be- peel- digt very shame- digt, off- rubbed, with hole A3 16.76 Likewise. Likewise, yes under the hand of Pallas indistinct mono grams, maybe out A and N With counterstamp. head like before, r. Behind the head more square Stamp with CL-C/es (Claude dius Caesar). Embossing and font as usual, bei- sign from By- zanz, BY at the throne, in Section three- boom. Underhand the Pallas a mo- nogram, about bp (Müller No. 197) or similar. — Before that Antique incised head A Prokesch, Numismat. Magazine IV p. 227. Barbarianized. Head like before, very much raw. Barbarized head, with Ammon's horn and Diadem as usual yes, but to the left. Embossing like before, the font dwell dert, lion head on Shield, it seems. Right in front of the writing downwards more swept branch, the one above Kind of button has. Same guy, totally went wild Font: ivtAnvcr? u. s.w. in the certainly not real, ungreed chische letters to recognize are; on throne star, under the hand the Pallas torch, after above. Lionheadam Shield. cf. Müller No. 381; Prokesh, Numis mat. Magazine IV p. 225 No. 39.
Lysimachus. 325 1 69
32(3 Thracian kings. 183 184 .85 186 187 188 ^^ iE4 iE 4 ^^4 iE4 189' iE 4 190 tE 2 IQI iE 2' 192^ iE 2-! Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise, on lowest Parts of the helmet YH Likewise, with YH Likewise, the letters indistinct, seem but been there to be. Pallas head with accommodating appropriate helmet r. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise , yes /V\ next to the tip of the lance. Likewise. Likewise, that mono gram AA Likewise, but here below the lion ® and to the left of it upright standing laurel branch. Likewise, but above that Lions AI, below him Lance sharpener, left of which M3 Likewise, above the solution who AI, under him Lance tip r., back ter him 4> Likewise, above the solution who AI, under him Lance tip right, left of which /VE, behind the Lions /^ BACIAEHC ,. . .. AY^IMAXOY ^°^^ '^^^" sem copy the font bad er- hold), half lion r., below him lance top r. Likewise, behind the solution who A or A and left of it Cadu ceus, upright. Likewise, but without land- zen tip; behind Lions A or similar lich. Whether another Ga- duceus was there, lets that copy not recognize.
Lysimacl)us. 327 u,3
328 Kings of the Odrysians. Sparadocus, brother of Sitalces, which 424 B.C. died. ^3l
JR ik 1.14 ^3h un- form- lich thick ^4k very thick Kings of the Odrysians. Metocus, around 400 v. C M MHTOKO behind one Double hatchet with handle, bearded head r. above that grape and (Bacchus?). sheet on the wine tendril. Two circular round, like omicron looking decorating ments are probably small branches the Vine. Metokos is most likely identical with the “Medokos” and those written similarly Odrysian king, whom Xenophon occasionally hey his connection with Seuthes mentioned. S. Sallet, Journal of Numismatics V p. 95 ff. (Prokesh designated the coin erroneous as »)incerta Cariae«.) Amadocus (I.y., around 400. Double hatchet. Transcription . . OK . . From the weak: grape, transverse provides in a line square (?) See Raoul-Rochette 1. c. Plate B No. 8, yes is there the inscription is right on ours Copy seems her declining. Vine with five Grapes in the line square. Traces of Transcription. Teres, around 400. Double hatchet, its handle a T forms the beginning of Inscription forms: ^T^ 3 d Up the Back this coin stand Official names with EPI. — Embossed are all these copper coins safe in Maronea, whose Possession with one of these princes (Amadocus II) is attested by contemporary writers. 329 Prokesh Fox Prokesh
330 Kings of the Odrysians. 13 ^4 IS R 4I Likewise. As well. As well. As well. Seuthes (HI), around 320 v. C Bearded man head r. with wide Band or wreath (in Catalog of the Brit. Mus. as Zeus with laurel wreath draws). The Rider those Royal coins of the ßac-ilsw^ ^Ckiimov (well, probably Philip III) similar. ^EYOOY over a r. blasting rider, under him indistinct- ficial object. the Macedonian Likewise. CEYOOY about dem Rider r., the horse in step, r. in front of him wreath, under which he- lifted r. front foot Star of five Rays, under which Body seems to be a mo- nogram, vv^ie M about, to stand. The rider dem of the coins Philip's III and Cassander of Macedon similarly. As well. Likewise, but maybe just CEYOY, under the forefoot des Horse wreath? otherwise none further at- sign. [Cersobleptes.] The coins, which ones man to Cerdylium in Macedonia gives, with K P um a two-handled vessel, can nen in Imhoof's opinion (monnaies grecques p. 5 1 ) the Thracian dynast Cersobleptes, Gotys' son, middle of the ^^4. century v. G., belong. The great similarity of the back sides of the coins of King Gotys I (382 to 358) with these coins (see Gatal. Brit. Mus. p. 202) speaks for the Accuracy this request view. — Currently in our collection the coins still at Cerdylium.
Thracian kings. 331 Cotys II, 171 V.G. Wreathed one more feminine BACIAEßC in between Head (probably Artemis) KOTY stride- r., in front of Y of the horse 1. This copy: Koehne in the memes. de St. Petersburg IV, 341 with certainly more correct allocation on these Cotys IL Koehne reads just ßacriXs, man but sees that D. and the un- teren part of the sigmoid colon. About the here following Kings cf. Mommsen, reges Thraciae inde a Gaesare dictatore (Ephemeris epigraph. II (1875) p. 250. Rhoemetalces I, 1 1 v. G. — 6 n. G. and Augustus. NB. The shape of the A is at Rhoe metalces often A, since this changes, is it not every time special highlighted. Stands for O often Oh, what in those northern places enden often is. BAtlAEr^^POIMHTAAK OYyouthful head des King's r. with Diadem. KAICAPOCCEBACTOY head des Augustus r., before him victim can. Likewise, poorly preserved. Also, well preserved. 1 Likewise, without victim can. Still four copies. Likewise. Same, but flawed PEMHTAAKOY Likewise, behind dem head a square shear impact. Likewise, without impact ; it says incorrectly CE BA^TO^ Dannen- mountain 5385 Fox Puzzles village Dannen- mountain Prokesh Goose eye Goose eye Fox
332 Thracian kings. 26^5l 27- 32 33 34 35 36 ^5i M6 37 /E BA5:iAEr2s:POIMHTAAK OY The heads des King's with diadem and his wife with robe. K^\t^pottEB^tTOY Head of Augustus r. Six more copies, that last JE 6 (Fox) of very good style, with a clear O for omicron, whatever on no. 26 almost completely clearly is. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, in front of the head Sacrificial jug. AYTOKPATOPO^KAIS: APOCCEBACTOY Head right, without victim can. As well. KAICAPOS: tBACTOY (she) head with lor- beer wreath r. , in front of him the ibex r., the ball between the Fussen. KAICAPOCCE BAS:T0Y The heads of August stus with wreath, in late terem age, and another man lish head r., both without a robe, in front of her- a stone to the right buck, the ball between the feet. The head behind Augustus will, like that a lot I white, Livia everywhere called. ab- seen from that portrait, which with the Little is known about the authenticated portraits of Livia. agrees, but the hairstyle and that seems whole Appearance decided for a man lish Attribute portrait, especially if man it with the wife des Rhoemetalces compares which by female hairstyle and robe clearly as a woman characterized is. — On this very good example BACIAEßCPOIMHTAAK OY head with diadem r. BACIAEOC POIMHTAA KOY The heads des King's with diadem and the queen with light robe Jibe r.
Thracian kings. 333 ^8 EVER M3 plar is the similarity the alleged Livia with Tiberius great. Plate VIII, 71. Likewise. As well. Likewise, also here is the second head dem Similar to Tiberius. KAICAPOCC EBA^TOY Likewise, yes here could man rather of femininity des head think, the head is, like the des Augustus , from soft, youth High features, almost like Gaius or Lucius. P0IMHTAAKOY and tE B.A in between top right I or with CT GY Fasces from un- angular Crossbar ordinary form (ßao-ils'/jc) throne chair r., at the front, scepter or leaning on a lance. The points in the Orai crown very weak, Mionnet S. II, 555 No. 38 after Sestini Lettere IX, where the coin Taf. I No. 27 not well depicted is. EVER BA before embossing and all around PÖIMHT AAKOY Throne chair r., similar to that the Pallas on the Mint Zen of Lysimachus; before him, across, that Scepter. s:EBACTOY horn (filling horn) and scepter, like that placed, that that Whole one light- bard equals. 27687 Prokesh 28686 798/187^
334 Thracian kings. 42 JE4 With the Breast images des King's r. and des Augustus r., with barbarized inscription H A^lAE riDAT u. s.w. Cotys and Rhescuporis. At the everlasting return this name is it's hard the follow here- to give the coins their correct place. Mommsen (1. c. p. 253 note 4) is inclined her to assign to an earlier time: »mihi dubium non est Gotyn hunc Rhescuporidis filium vixisse aliquanto ante ea de quibus agimus tempora.” That the coin a lot older is as Augustus' time, is completely impossible, that her »aliquanto« older as the time »a Gaesare dictatore« could be, but the shape the letters like of the types speaks very for Augustus' time. An Athenian inscription mentions »ßaa-ikea KouTui/ (she) ßao-iXswg'^Paic-xouTroptS'o? vov (sic)« G. I.G. 359. A Gotys »Sadalae et polemocra tiae filius", in the year 712 child, -j- before 738. A »Rhescuporis, Gotyis filius« will King 738, ^ 743 »adulescens«. Fit would the coin on these two : the father Kotys and the son Rhescuporis, because ßacriksvg 'Kotvq and l^a
Tliracian kings. 335 SAt\/\Eyt KOTYC BACIAEßl PAICKOYH opi^oQ Nike 1. scream- tend, wreath in the R., im 1. Arm Palm Bust of the king, without a beard, with a diadem and robe, r. branch Carv's figure and Mionnet have PAC KOVnOPlAOC; Eckhel's (Viennese) copy but, like ours, 'Paianov-iropi^oQ. — From the two Paris sulfur casts only one is on clear at this point and has PAIC, not PAC. As well. As well. Without a royal name, under Caligula. FMa KAICAPI head of Caligula with wreath 1. 5^23 AI^Aa eagle ste- hend, from the front, the head 1. turning, in Beak one wreath. The same specimen that Millingen cient coins p. 44 Plate III, 8 published. Millin Gen shares the coin dem tnracic King Rhoemetalces II (son of Rhescuporis) to, who was appointed by Tiberius and under Claudius (800 AD, 47 AD) died. Others Coins with Rhoemetalces' and Caligula's Na- men : rAir2 KAICAPI CEBACTß and BACIAEYC POIMHTAAKAC u. s. w^ (Cat. Brit. Mus. p. 210) are from Head the Rhoemetalces III, son of the Coty, assigned. smoke Prokesh Fox
33^ Thracian dynasts. .^3 3.29 not full- come- men ^3 3.29 not full- come- men Bergaeus. An otherwise unknown dynast, probably still a little before 400 v. C; the types of his silver coins are that of the unlettered according to Thasus, after Lete etc. given coins with Satyr and nymph. S. Raoul Rochette (Nouvelles Annales etc.^ 1836} Lettre ä Mr. Grotefend sur quelques med. des rois d'Odryses etc. p. 102 to 139 and plate B No. 13. Silver and copper coins from him Catalog of the Brit. Mus. Thrace p. 205. M Satyr from front, that face r. , the right one Knees on the floor, one clothed female figure, which ones the Right frightened lifts, in your arms, of very good style, like those of the same size unwritten. Likewise. Quadruple shared, dotted and ver- deep square, depicting around BEPRAlOY, that Whole in deepened square. Likewise, the font even more clearly. The reading BEPFAlON is erroneous. Saratokos. Coins with a youthful head, the further below described similar, on the Rs. dem Monogram 'X' and the Transcription ^APATOKO have the Existence one thraci- ian dynasts name Saratocus proven and with that the small Silver pieces with the Types of Thasus (kneeling satyr Rs. Diota) and CAPATO as well those described here t^P and APPROX also this one Dynasts ge- secures, which one Style and character around 400 in Thasus or in its proximity and maybe in Maronea must have prevailed (see Sallet Magazine f. Number I p. 163 f.). — Im
Cetriporis. 337 Ml Ml JE3 JE3 JE3 0.78 0.75 Catalog des British Museum will the Tha- sian dynast still called "Saratos", it is but by analogy of the CAPATOKO not to doubt, that the Thasian dynast and the, which one the Coins with dem youngster head shaped, identical are. teenager (male- more?) head r. with plain hair. As well. t A between wedding be, on a tendril with scroll, that Whole in flat deep square. Likewise, not ^^ that apparent P is end the tendril. From Prokesh under Sala described, Numismatic Magazine IV, 206, Cetriporis. The Thracian Dynast Cetriporis is as Confederate the Athenians and enemy des King's Philip from Macedonia through one Inscription (Ephem. archaeol. Trsp. ß. 1874, No. 435), the with one Message Diodorus connected must become known. The inscription is from the year 356 BC. The character after must Cetriporis probably ruled near Thasus. bearded man, epheus- wreathed Bacchus head right, replica the Silver coins from Thasus. Plate VIII , 75. KETPinOPIOC Can- tharus, transverse above represents crescent moon w; left a Thyrsus, not clear. As well.
33« Mostis. JRj i6.68 ^9^ 16.58 Ghersibaulus calls, on that Resound des name to the Thracian dynast Gerso - bleptes which one now coins with KEP (see above) wants to attribute, remembers. — Prokesh says constant "Chersobleps" instead des over- delivered KepaoßXsnrr^q. Unbearded Heracles head r. with lions file. KEPCIBAYA. (the two last letters OY seem like that to stand Y) BACIAEAT. Zeus aetophoros enthroned 1. under the throne Fl, before dem Zeus more oval shield, as shield sign club (?). A second copy in London, Gatal. Brit. Mus. p. 239. Plate VIII, 72. Mostis. Unknown dynast who was a tetradrachnoid men with the type of Lysimachus shapes, from style of the late, safe according to Lysimachus' Deaths embossed pieces from Byzantium. One Mostis copper coin in the Vienna collection lung has the on coins from Epirus frequent Presentation: Zeus and Hera head, Rs. Adler on the lightning, and Eckhel is therefore inclined, the Mostis for an Epirotic dynast hold (Eckhel D. N. IL 177), the tetradrachms but are probably Thracian in style and character, for what also speaks, that one of these pieces on one Tetradrachm of Thasus (with ste- hendem Heracles) shaped is (Num. Ghron. 1876 p. 299). youth Bust portrait of the king with slide dem and robe, of very good style, something about Demetrius II remembering from Syria. Plate VIII, 73. BACIAEH^: MOCTIAOS: and in Section EPICAAAAAOY Thro- ETOYC ir end Pallas nicephorus, like on coins of the Lysimachus 1. , on throne small macaw beske, shield decoration tion more human head, most true- apparently Gorgo.
Mostis. 339 13 m 14 15 YES JE3 2.41 bad receive ten, hole The Sadales mentioned on the coin lets yourself not with any what security with one of the Thracian dynasts of that name identify whether the year Aera or Re- yung date des Mostis or his subordinate Dynasts Sadales is, lets yourself not ent- divorce. Other tetradrachms of the Mostis, also with hmm 'Ea'^a'kov have hovg Xy]. That the era of coins not the Seleucid era can be as Gardner wants (Num. Ghron. 1876 p. 299), the style of the coins proves which ones apparently one far later time belong; I would them around 150 v. G. or yet something later put on. — Striking is the width Time interval between both tetradrachms: year 13 and Year 38 with very similar appearance and both sometimes youthful image of the king. Is a lot- easy to find a date here two ^y shoot- those Aeren or one sudden change the era before? BACI.., below MOCK.. Raw more drawn Rider, walking, r. Under the horse AI Raw, blurred head with diadem r., much- easily bearded, probably approximate replica dung of Zeus's head on Philip's coins, the diadem but is clearly. This one completely raw coin from bad would be silver the artistic worst des Mostis, if in the MOCK at all one incorrect spelling instead of MOCTIAOC er- know is and not maybe a others Dynast of those areas. Laurel wreathed man Apollo head r. BACIAEßC and below: MOS:tIAOC scream- tending horse 1st; about his back: li5P Likewise, yes seems here none mono gram been to be. These copper coins of Mostis are clean over and of good Styl. — Should maybe the coins attributed to Patraos Zeus head and eagle and the monogram V^ (Imhooi monn. size 59) with the Coins des Mostis related? Likewise, the head of very feminine appearance pressure. Fox Prokesh 28780
340 Cavarus. i6 ^4^ 17 JE4. 3 EACH ^3^ 21 24^3 Sarias, a dynast, which corresponds to the found location of his coins (see Gadal vein, recueil p. 39) probably belongs to Thracian areas and its pieces with that maybe not too- far from Odessus domestic Scythian kings Kanites great similarity, almost identical type have title (see the fig. b. Gadal vein 1. c. p. 35 and Köhne in the Berlin leaves p. 133), lies in our collection after the made brought Classification (Mionnet S. III p. 355) at Illyria. — At the uncertainty of the healing math this one otherwise completely unknown King's is this Mionnet'sche Classification maintained been. Gavarus, Gauian king in Thrace, its rule until in the proximity of Byzantium enough, around 219 v. G., from Polybius u. a. mentioned. Apollo head with Lor BACIAEßC from above beer wreath r. KAYAPOY down, Nike stands in between hend 1st, in the elevated benen R. Kranz, before her 1. H or similar. Likewise, that mono gram seems here like this: H Likewise, yes KrI (much- easily from KYM). Likewise, yes «E BACIAEßC (on this one KAYAPOY copy not completely dig) from above, there- between cornucopiaj upright, with two long hanging ones ears of corn. Still three specimens. As well. As well. As well. Bearded man Heracles head with a ribbon in her hair r.
341 Register. Cities. Abdera. 98. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 305- Aegospotami. 244. Aenus. 119. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 304. Aeolian. 244.. Agathopolis. 244. Alopeconnesus. 245. Amphipolis as the mint city of the Ly- simachus. 312. Anchialus. 130. Aphytis as Mint city des lysis machus. 312. Apollonia. 137. Augusta Traiana. 238. Bisanthe. 138. Bizya. 139. Byzantium 142. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 3'5- Callatia. 48. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 3.8. Guardia. 246. (249). Gercinitis. i. Ghalcedon and Byzantium. (oixovola. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 3^5- Ghersonesus Taurica. 2, Ghersonesus Thracia. 249. Ghrysaoris as the mint city of the Ly- simachus 317. Goela. 259. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 304. Grithote. 262. Gyzicus as Mint city des lysis machus. 315. Gypsela. 158. Dacia. 33. Dardania. 36. Deultum. 158. Dicaea. 165. Dionysopolis. 50. D i u m as the mint city of Lysimachus. 312. Elaeus. 263. Eph e s u s and Perinthus. (ojxovola.) 2 1 9. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 318. Erythrae as the mint city of the Lysi machus. 318. Eubr.... 166. Hadrianopolis. 166. Hephaestia Lemni. 280. Heraclea Thraciae. 174. Heraclea Joniae (ad Latmum) as Mint city of Lysimachus. 318. Heraclea Pontica as the mint city of Lysimachus. 314. Heracleum as the mint city of the Ly- simachus. 313. Imbrus. 274.
342 Register. Istrus. 51. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 310. Lemnus. 279. Lysimachia. 265. —, as the mint city of Lysimachus. 311. Madyius. 269. Magnesia ad Maeandrum as a mint city of Lysimachus. 316. Marcianopolis. 55. Maronea. 175. (329.) Mesembria. 188. Mytilene as the mint city of the Lysi machus. 317. Myrina Lemni. 282. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 72. Nicopolis ad Mestum. 191. Nymphaeum. 8. Odessus. 192. Odrysus. 197. Olbia. 15. (Olizon.) 293. Pannonia. 36. Panticapaeum. 9. Pautalia. 198. Pergamum as the mint city of the Ly- simachus. 317. Perinthus. 206. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 310. Philippopolis. 219. Pincum. 37. Plotinopolis. 231. Samothrace. 284. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. Sarmatia. 15. Selybria. 232. Serdica. 233. Sestus. 269. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. 302. Sigeum as Mint city des lysis machus. 316. Smyrna as Mint city des lysis machus. 318. Stratonicea as the mint city of the Ly- simachus. 317. Thasus. 286. Thracians. 98. Tomi. 89. — , as the mint city of Lysimachus. ^309; Topirus. 234. Traelium as the mint city of the Lysi machus. 313. Augusta Traiana. 238. Traianopolis. 242. Tyra. 31. Uranopolis as the mint city of the Ly- simachus. 313. Viminacium. 38. IL Kings and dynasts. Alexander D. Gr. (overembossed dragon men). 145. Amadocus. 329. Bergacus. 336. Gavarus. 340. Gersibaulus. 337. Gersobleptes. 330. Getriporis. 337. Gotys. 293. Gotys II. 331. Gotys (and Rhescuporis.) 334. Lysimachus. 298. Metocus. 329. Mostis. 338. Pharzoios, King of Olbia. 30. Rhescuporis (and Gotys). 334. 331- 335- Rhoemetalces I Rhoemetalces II. Sadales. 338. Sarias. 340. Saratokos. 336, Seuthes III. 330. Sparadocus. 328. Spokes, Dynast in Abdera. 118. Teresa. 329.
Register. III. 343 Roman emperors and empresses. Augustus. Imbrus. 278. Rhoemetalces I 331. Sestus. 273. Agrippina Germ. Tomi. 90. Galigula. Rhoemetalces II. 335. Tomi. 90. Claudius. Abdera. 117. Perinth, 209. (counter- Stamp of a Lysimachus coin of Byzantium. 324.) Nero. Abdera. 117. Perinth. 209. Sestus. 273- Octavia Neronis. Perinth. 210. Vespasianus. Sestus. 273. Domitianus. PhiHppopoHs. 219. Tyra. 31. Traianus. Abdera. 117. Byzantium. (epony mos) 150. Dardania. 36. Sestus. 273- Hadrianus. Hadrianopolis. 166. Odessus. 193. Philippopolis. 220. Pincum. 37. Sestus. 274. Thasus. 297. Tomi. 91. Traianopolis. 242. Sabina. Bizya. 139. Byzantium. 151. Pe- rinthus. 210. Aelius. Philippopolis. 220. Antoninus Pius. Bizya. 139. Goela. 259. Hadria nopolis. 167. Philippopolis. 220. Plotinopolis. 231. Topirus. 237. M. Aurelius. Augusta Traiana. 238. Byzantium. 151. Goela. 259. MarcianopoHs. S5. Odessus. 193. Pautalia. 198. Philippopolis. 221. Serdica. 233. Tomi. 91. M. Aurelius and Faustina Jun. Philippopolis. 221. Faustina iun. Augusta Traiana. 239. Bizya. 139. Hadrianopolis. 167. Pautalia. 199. PhiHppopoHs. 222. Traianopolis. 242. Eponymos of Byzantium. 151. L.Verus. Augusta Traiana. 239. Hadriano polis. 167. Philippopolis. 223. Serdica. 233. Gommode. Byzantium. 151. Goela. 260, Elaeus. 264. Hadrianopolis. 167. Nico polis ad Istrum. 73. Pautalia. 199. Philippopolis. 223. Tomi. 91. Gommodus and Grispina. Byzantium. 151. (Commemorative coin on the wedding.) Grispina. Augusta Traiana. 239. Byzantium. 152. Philippopolis. 225. Tomi. Pertinax. Aenus. 130. Septimius Severus. Anchialus. 131. Apollonia. 138. Bizya. 139. Byzantium. 142. Goela. 261. Hadrianopolis. 168. MarcianopoHs. 56. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 73. Odessus. 194. Pau talia. 200. Perinthus. 210. Philip popolis. 225. Serdica. 233. Tha- sus. 297. Tyra. 31. Domna. Byzantium. 153. Deultum. 158. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 'j^. Odessus. 194. Pautalia. 201. Perinthus. 211. Serdica. 233. Tyra. 32. Domna and Garacalla. MarcianopoHs. 57. Garacalla. Anchialus. 133. Augusta Traiana. 240. Byzantium. 153. Goela. 261. Deultum. 158. Hadrianopolis. 168. MarcianopoHs. 57. Maronea. 187. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 'yy. Nico polis ad Mestum. 191. Odessus. 194. Pautalia. 202. Perinthus. 211. Philippopolis. 226. Ploti nopolis, 231. Serdica. 233. Sestus.
344 Register. 274. Tomi. 92. Traianopolis. 242. Tyra. 32. Eponymus of Byzantium. 152 fg. Garacalla and Geta. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 80. Perin thus. 213. Geta. Anchialus. 133. Augusta Traiana. 241. Bizya. 140. Byzantium. 155. Hadrianopolis. 170. Marciano polis. 60. Nicopolis ad Mestum. 192. Olbia. 28. Pautalia. 205. Perinthus. 213. Philippopolis. 229. Serdica. 233. Tomi. 93. Tyra. 32. Macrinus. Deultum. 158. Marcianopolis. 60. (Maronea. 187.) Nicopolis ad Istrum. 81. Macrinus and Diadumenianus. Marcianopolis. 60. Diadumenianus. Byzantium. 155. Marcianopolis. 63. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 81. Elagabalus. Istrus. 54. Marcianopolis. 63. Ni- copolis ad Istrum. 84. Odessus. 194. Perinthus. 215. Philippo polis. 229. Elagabalus and Maesa. Marcianopolis. 64. Severus Alexander. Byzantium. 155. Goela. 261. Deul- tum. 159. Dionysopolis. 50. Istrus. 54. Marcianopolis. 65. Odessus. 195. Olbia. 29. Perinthus. 215. Severus Alexander and Mamaea. Marcianopolis. 68. Mamaea. Byzantium. 157. Deultum. 160. Olbia. 30. Maximinus. Anchialus. 133. Byzantium. 157. Goela. 262. Deultum. 161. Tomi. 94. Maximus. Deultum. 161. Tomi. Gordian III. Anchialus. 135. Gallatia. 49. Deul- tum. 162. Dionysopolis. 50, Hadrianopolis. 171, Istrus. 54, Marcianopolis. 68. mesembria, 94- 190. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 87. Odessus. 195 Perinth. 217. Pe- rinthus and Ephesus. 219. Tomi. 95. (Traianopohs. 243.) Vimi nacium. 38. Gordian III. and Tranquillina. Anchialus. 135. Istrus. 55. Marcia nopolis. 70. Mesembria. 190. Odessus. 196. Tomi. 96. Tranquillina. Anchialus. 136. Deultum. 163. Perinthus. 218. Philip sen. Bizya. 140. Gallatia. 50. Goela. 262. Dacia. 33. Deultum. 164. Tomi. 96. Viminacium. 39. Philip sen. and Otacilia. Bizya. 140. Tomi. 96. Otacilia. Dacia. 134. Deultum. 164. Philip Jr. (or Phil, sen.) and Otacilia. Mesembria. 191. Philip Jr. Bizya. 141. Dacia. 34. Deultum, 165. Marcianopolis. 72. Mesem bria. 190. Tomi. 97, Vimina cium. 42. Decius. Dacia. 34. Viminacium. 42. Etruscilla. Viminacium. 44. Herennius Etruscus. Viminacium. 44. Hostilianus. Viminacium. 44. Gallus. Dacia. 34. Viminacium. 45. Volusianus. Dacia. 35. Maronea. 188. Vimi nacium. 45. Aemilianus. Viminacium. 46. Valerianus. Dacia. 35. Viminacium. 47. Mariniana. Viminacium. 47. Gallienus. Augusta Traiana. 241. Byzantium. 157. Goela. 262. Dacia. 35. Viminacium. 47.
Register. IV. 345 Officials. ArPinA Nicopolis. 82. 83. 84. AAOOY AAeA4>OY Olbia. 21. AO Olbia. 19. AGHNA Samothrace. 284. AOHNHC Abdera. 108. TIT-AIA-KAniTr2AEIN0Y Byzantium. 153- AI-nONTIKOY Byzantium. 151 fg. AIMI CEVHPOY Bvzantium. 156. AIMI-CEVIPOC Bvzantium. 156. AAEZANAPOY Abdera. 116. ANAZIAIKOS: Abdera. 107. ANAZIPOAIC Abdera. 105. ANAZHNßP Abdera. 105. ANT Abdera. 98. ANTIAAAC Aenus. 120. APEAAESS Maronea. 179. AnOA Gallatia 48. APOAAA Ghersonesus Taur. 2. AnOAAflNIAAOY Ghersonesus Taur. API . . . Ghersonesus Taur. 4. APICTOAEß Maronea. 181. APICTOTE Samothrace. 284. API4>ON Samothrace. 284. APTE Abdera. 100. ACANAPOV Panticapaeum. 11 porus. ACr^mOY Byzantium. 141. AYAIOY Abdera. 114. AVP AAYPIAISH: Byzantium. AVPPAAAOV MarcianopoHs. 56. Ni- copoHs. 74 fg. M-AYP AOMITIANOY Byzantium. 157- BAPBAPOV Anchialus. 132. BtE Olbia. 19. Bos- ^57- (Fap^/aiou Ai') TEIKOV Pautalia. 199. AEO . . Abdera. 99. AEONYS: Maronea. 178. AHMHTPIOY Abdera. 109. AHMOKPITO Abdera. 104. AHMOCOENOYC Byzantium. 151. AIAFOPA Ghersonesus Taur. 4. AIONYCAAOC Abdera. 109. iii. 115. AIOCKOYP.. Byzantium. 147. EKATOAr2POY Byzantium. 145. EAEYOEPAC Ghersonesus Taur. 5. 6. EPMA Gercinitis. i. EPMOCTPATOY Abdera. iii. EPMriNAKTOC Abdera. 114. EYAN . . Abdera. 1 14. EYBI . . Samothrace. 286. EYPOAIOC Maronea. 179. EYPECIPPOY Abdera. 109. EYZIOEMIOC Maronea 179. HIM^NOC Maronea. 180 fg. HPHCIPPO Abdera. 101. HrH5:(A)rOPEß Maronea. 180. HrHTOPlAOY Tomi. 90. HPAK Abdera. 99. HPOAOTO Abdera. loi. HPOK Abdera 99. HP04>ANHC Abdera. 105. 107. HPniA(A) Ghersonesus. 3. OEOAri Samothrace 286. 0E£2NA Samothrace 284 fg. OEr^PIAO Samothrace. 285. OPAY Heraclea. 174. OY Olbia. 17. lA . . Abdera. 101. lOY KOMOAOY Topirus. 237. lOVA • ANT • CEAEVKOV Marciano poHs. 63 fg. lOYA CEVhPAC Bvzantium. 156. TIS • lOVA • 4>HCTÖV MarcianopoHs. 66 fg.
346 IPPOKPA Gercinitis. i, IPPHNAKTOC Abdera. 109. iii. IPP£2NOC Abdera. 102. ICAFOPOY Abdera. 117. Register. KAI-CEPOVEIAIANOV Pautalia. 199. KAIKINA KAAPOV Pautalia. 200. KAAAIA Gercinitis. i. KAAAIAAMAC Abdera. 102. KAEANTIAH^ Abdera. 103. KAEMYTAAA Ghersonesus. 4. KOPOY Philippopolis. 229 fg. KOCK • rEN(TIANOV) Nicopolis ad Istr. 73. KPI-- Olbia. 18. KVNTIAIANO Marcianopolis. 57 fg. KI2NYMO Abdera. iii. AYKO Abdera. 114. MATPIKriN Byzantium. 145 fg. MEFA . . Abdera. 99. MENIK.. Byzantium. 145. MHNO
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348 Register. 298. Mostis 339. Odessus. 192. Olbia. 18 fg. Panticapaeum. 9 fg. Perinthus. 206 fg. Sestus. 272. Spokes. 118. Tjra. 31. and Artemis: Philippopolis. 224. %\£P OeOB Olbia. 20. 21. Ares. Nicopolis ad Istr. 75. Nico polis ad Mestum. 191. Olbia. 28. Philippopolis. 220. APrVPOC Pautalia. 202. APIX-—APIXO Olbia. 16. 17. Hunting Artemis: Chersonesus Taur, 4 (killing the deer). 6 (with the hunting deer). Imbrus. 277. Phi lippopolis. 2 19.^ with the hunting dog: Deultum. 159. fg. Marcianopolis. 60 fg. Nicopolis ad Istr. 83. Perinth. 214. with two torches in the hands: Byzantium. 154. Lysimachia. 266. Perinthus. 208. with a torch: Goela. 260. 262. standing, with bow and Wreath: Abdera. 115. (with deer), standing, with wall crown, as a city goddess: Chersonesus Taur. 5. driving a four-horse team: Cherso- nesus Taur. 3. on the Taurus: Byzantium. 157. kneeling: Chersonesus Taur. 4. Bust portrait: Byzantium. 148. Elaeus, 264. Myrina. 283. Thasus. 295 fg. Head: Cercinitis. i. Chersonesus Taur. 2 fg. Cotys II 331. (?) Olbia. 27. and Apollo. Philippopolis. 224. Ephesia and Tyche. Perinth and Ephesus. 219. Asclepius, standing: Byzantium. 152. Chersonesus Taur. 6. Deul- tum. 160 fg. Hadrianopohs. 168. 172 fg. Maronea, 184. Marciano polis. 60 fg. Nicopolis ad Istr. 80. Pautalia. 201 fg. Philippopolis. 231. Plotinopolis. 231. Tomi. 91. 96. in the temple : Nicopolis ad Istr. 85. Marcianopolis. 62. Serdica. 233. Head: Abdera. ii3(?). Perinthus. 208(?). andHygiea: Anchialus. 132. Pau talia. 198 (in the temple). Astragalus. Symbol: Aenus. 120. 123. 129. Maronea. 177. Athlete. Philippopolis. 228 fg. Oyster mussel. epithet. Cher sonesus Th. 254. Axe. Olbia. 24 fg. Bacchante. Perinthus. 208. Head of a Bacchante. Byzantium. 149%• Bacchus, bearded, standing: Abdera. 105. bearded head: Cetriporis. 337. Me- tocus. 329.(7) Thasus. 287 fg. youthful, naked, standing: Augusta Traiana. 241. Marcianopolis. 56 65. Maronea. 182 fg. 186 fg. Ni- copolis ad Istr. ^8. ad Mestum 1^2. Philippopolis. 220 fg. Ser- dica. 234. Tomi. 93. Tyra. 32 youthful, in the temple: Maronea 187. Tomi. 93. on the Panthers: Hadrianopohs youthHcher Head: Abdera. 113 Alopeconnesus. 245. Byzantium 148. Maronea. 182 fg. Pantica paeum. 10. Sestus. 272. Thasus. 293 fg. Thrace. 98. Barbarized coins of the type the Lysimachian. 324. Baa-LXevg. Olbia. 26. Mug, two-handled. Abdera. 108. Symbol: Abdera. loi. — counter- stamp: Sestus. 271. Leg splint. Attribute: Aenus. 126. Bee. Elaeus. 264. — Attribute: Byzantium. 145. Chersonesus. Thr. 254 fg. Lysimachus. 304. 318. flower. Attribute: Lysimachus. 313- bow. Olbia. 24 fg. (in Quiver and ax). Panticapaeum. 1 1 (and quiver) 12 (and arrow). — at- characters: Chersonesus Thr. 252. Lysimachus. 318. Myrina. 282. Archer. Olbia. 26. Bonus Eventus. Deultum. 189. Marcianopolis. 62. Nicopolis ad Istrum. 75. Serdica. 235. BOTPV Pautalia. 202. Byzas, bearded head. Byzantium. H9-
Register. 349 Gaduceus, Aenus. 119. 128. By- zantium. 149. Sestus. 273. Tomi. 89 fg. — additional symbols: Aenus. 124, Gliersonesus Thr. 254 fg. 257. He- phaestia. 280. Imbrus. 275. lysis machus. 304 fg. 325 fg. Samo thrace. 285 fg. Sestus. 271. — Counterstamp : Olbia. 20 fg. Gantharus. Alopeconnesus. 245. Getriporis. 337. Philippopolis.224fg. — epithet: Aenus. 127. Maro nope. 178. Thasus. 287. 295. Gastor. NicopoHs ad Istr. 73. (see Dioscuri.) Gerberus next to Pluto: Anchialus. 133. Bizya. 140. Marcianopolis. 59 fg. SeVdica. 233. from Heracles led: Perinthus 217. Gharites. Deultum. 160. XPVCOC Pautalia. 202. Gicada. Attribute: Abdera. 106. Ghersonesus Thr. 252. Gippus with snake. Pautalia. 200. Gista mystica. Perinthus. 206. G o r t y n a on the tripod. Olbia. 22. Dacia. Female Fieur between Eagle and lion standing. Dacia. Dolphin. Abdera. 108. Anchialus. 134. Guardia. 246 fg. Olbia. 17. — Attribute: Aenus. 122. 125. Byzantium. 145. Ghersonesus Thr. 255. Lysimachus. 300. 308. Thasus. 288. — Counterstamp: Ghersonesus Taur. 5. Two Dolphins: Thasus. 286 fg. 289 fg. Lysimachia. 267 (to Sides of a trident. 267). Demeter standing: Anchialus. 133. Augusta Traiana. 240 fg. Gallatia. 50. Deultum. 165. (?) Hadriano polis. 171 fg. Marcianopolis. 57 fg. Mesembria. 190. Nicopolis ad Mestum. 191. Edessus. 196. Pau talia. 204. Perinthus. 210. Phi lippopolis. 222 fg. Traianopolis. 242. sessile: Anchialus. 135. Augusta Traiana.' 239. Perinthus. 216. Sestus. 269 days Bust portrait: Gallatia. 49. Perinthus. 206. Head: Bisanthe. 138. Byzantium. 144 fg. 157. Guardia. 246 fg(?) Ghersonesus Thr. 258. (?) Gri- thote. 262 fg. Lysimachia. 268. Olbia. 17 fg. 19 fg- (with wall crown) Perinthus. 208. Sestus. 271. (?) Thasus. 296. Tomi. 90. Tyra 3 1 . and Persephone. Odessus. 194. and Tyche. Perinthus. 212. Eponymus of Byzantium. 151. Memorial coin to the wedding of Gommode. Byzantium. 150. AIANAE AAVFENAE Goela. 260. (compare Artemis.) AIONYCOY Cr2THPOCMaronea.i82fg. 186. (see Bacchus.) Dioscurus (Gastor) next to the horse standing. Nicopolis ad Istr. 73. Riding Dioscuri: Gallatia. 49.(?) Tomi. 89. stored to form theoxenion : Tomi. 94, Heads: Istrus. 5i.(?) Thasus. 296. Dioscuri hats. Hephaestia. 280. Imbrus. 274 fg. Panticapaeum. i3fg. Dioscuri stars. Hephaestia. 280. Discobol. Abdera. 106. thistle, Attribute: Aenus. 121. Double hatchet. Amadocus. 329. Me- tocus. 329, Teresa. 329. — at- characters: Aenus. 121. Maronea. 177. Tripod. Abdera. 107. Bisanthe. 138. Gallatia. 48. Hadrianopolis. 168. Marcianopolis. 60. Maronea 178. Nicopolis ad Istr. 76 fg. Olbia. 22. (with the Gortyna). Panticapae around. 10. Pautalia. 201 fg. Philip popolis. 226. Sestus. 272. — At- character: Aenus. 125. Trident. Byzantium. 144 fg. Ly- simachia. 267. — Attribute: He- phaestia. 280. Lysimachus. 306 fg. Maronea. 179. Acorn. Counterstamp: Abdera. 116. Lizard. Attribute: Ghersone sus Thr. 252 fg. E 1 eph a n t. Nicopolis ad Istr. 86.
350 Register. ivy leaf. Attribute: Abdera. I02. Aenus. 121, Maronea. 177. Thasus. 274. Ivy wreath. Panticapaeum. 10. Eros on one Dolphin. Hadria nopolis. 174 next to Hero and Leander. Sestus. 274. Owl. Agathopolis. 244. Bisanthe. 138. Elaeus. 263. Imbrus. 275 fg. Myrina. 282 fg. — Attribute: Maronea. 180. Two Owls: Hephaestia. 280. Two owls with one head: Aga thopolis. 244. Europe on the bull. Byzantium. Eurystheus, before the Erymanti close boar hiding. Perin thus. 213. Torch. Hephaestia. 282. — at- characters: Lysimachus. 299 fg. 3i5fg. 322. Falcon head (?) Abdera. 104. Fasces. Rhoemetalces I 333. Field symbols. Gallatia. 50. Dacia. 33. Nicopolis ad Istr. 78. Tomi. 92. Viminacium. 39. Fish. Byzantium. 151 fg. — At- characters: Ghersonesus Thr. 252 fg. Elaeus. 264. Madytus. 269. (see sturgeon, tuna.) Fish traps. Byzantium. 150 fg. Wings (one grab). Panticapae around. 14. river god, lying: Augusta Tra iana. 238. Deultum. 159. Ha- drianopolis. 173. Istrus. 54. Ni- copolis ad Istr. 73. 80. Odessus. 192 fg. Pautalia. 203 fg. Philippo polis. 225. 228. Serdica. 223 fg. appearing: Hadrianopolis. 170. Tomi. ^2. Head: Olbia. 22 fg. Fortuna. Deultum. 158 fg. 164. Olbia. 30. Fox. Alopeconnesus. 245. Cornucopia. Byzantium. 147. Gava rus. 340. Odessus. 193. Pantica paeum. 13. Sestus. 272 fg. Thasus. 296 — Attribute: Lysimachus. 304%• Ganymede and the Eagle. Hadria nopolis. 169. Ge, lying down: Pautalia. 202. and Thalassa at the foot of the thro- nending Zeus. Perinthus. 215. vessel. Gypsela. 158. Sestus. 272. Symbol: Aenus. 123. 126. Ma- ronea. 177. Sestus. 270 fg. — Ge- gene stamp: Sestus. 271. Prisoner. Byzantium. 153. Counterstamp: A Olbia. 21. b. Olbia. 21. CL. C/6.S. Lysimachus 324. A Olbia. 20 fg. H Olbia. 21. X Olbia. 20. Eagle with spread out wings. Olbia. 22. Caduceus. Olbia. 20 fg. Dolphin. Ghersonesus Taur. 5. Maronea. 185. Double cross. Ghersonesus Thr. 259- Acorn. Abdera. 116. vessel. Sestus. 271. Helios head Olbia. 18. Helmet. Byzantium. 148. Hermes head. Istrus. 53. Maronea. 185. head. Byzantium. 147. Olbia. 26. Headdress, Egyptian. Sestus. 271. Lion head from the front. Lysimachia. 266. Medusa head. Imbrus. 275. Pallas head. Olbia. 18. 27. Forepart of the ship. Byzantium. 145. star. Imbrus. 278 fg. Pantica paeum. II. branch. Olbia. 27 fg. cereal grain. Abdera. 105. Ae- nus. 127 (under the Taurus). cooking dia. 246 fg. Grithote. 262. Olbia. 23. — Attribute: Aenus. 123. 125. Ghersonesus Thr. 253. 258. Gyp sela. 158. Imbrus 276. Madytus. 269. Thasus. 291. Gorgonion. Maronea. 178. Olbia. 16. — Counterstamp: Imbrus. 275. Pomegranate. Attribute: Gher sonesus Thr. 251.
Gripping. Abdera. 98 fg. Chersonesus Taur. 4. Panticapaeum. q. (with a spear in throat). Spokes 118. — Attribute: Lysimachus. 301. Front part: Panticapaeum. 13. head. epithet : Lysimachus. 305. Haemus (as hunter) Nicopolis ad Istr. 81. Rooster. PlotinopoUs. 232. — at- characters: Abdera. 99. Swastika. Attribute: Cher sonesus Thr. 257. Crescent moon with star. Philippopo lis. 226. Hand candlestick. Hephaestia. 280. — additional symbols: Aenus. 124. 127 f^. Chersonesus Thr. 253 fg. lysis machus. 299 fg. 317. Harpocrates. Augusta Traiana. 2^8. Perinthus. 207. Serdica. 236. Helios, standing: Serdica. 237. Head: Hephaestia. 282. Istrus. 5^. Olbia. 25. — Counterstamp: Ol- bia. 18. and Selene above the enthroned one Zeus. Perinthus. 215. Helmet, Byzantium. 151. Mesembria. 188 fg. — Counterstamp: Byzan tium. 148. Hen. Attribute: Abdera. loi. Hephaestus head. Hephaestia. 282. Hera, standing. Nicopolis ad Istr. 75, Idol on a ship's beak. Pe- rinthus. 209 fg. head next to that des Zeus: Pe- rmthus. 207. HPAKAEOYZ ZßTHPOZ Thasus. 291. Thracians. 98. Heracles, bearded head: Gavarus. 340 (with one Band in hair). Dicaea. 165 (with lion skin). Ha- drianopolis. 166 (with laurel wreath). Maronea. 18^. Perinthus. 208. Se- lybria. 232 (with lion skin). Tomi. 89. unbearded head with a volume in the hair: Abdera. 112. (?) more unbearded head with Lion skin: Byzantium. 145. Gallatia. 48 fg. chersonesus taur. 2 fg. Cersi Register. 2t I baulus. 338. Lysimachia. 266 fg. Lysimachus. 299. 327. Olbia. 18. O'drysae. 197. Thasus. 294. standing, bearded: Hadrianopolis. 170. standing, unbearded: Perinthus. 208. (in the position of the Farnese. 212. Philippopolis. 229. Thasus) 291. 297. Thrace. 98. sitting, bearded: Abdera.' 106. to- pirus. 237 fg. kneeling, shooting: Thasus. 287 fg. striding, shooting: Abdera. 105. Thasus. 295. the Amazon defeating: Perin thus. 214. leading the Cerberus: Perinthus. 217. bringing the boar to Eurystheus: Perinthus. 213. the Hesperide apples in hand: Gallatia. 49. Dionysoposius. 51. Nicopolis ad Istr. 78 days Tyra. 31. grabbing the deer: Perinthus. 214. Fighting the Hydra: Hadriano- polis. 166. the lion choking: Anchialus. 132. Nicopolis ad Istr. ']^. W [r\^r,\i.k\)oc,). Byzantium. 149. Herm. Aenus. 130. Sestus. 271. Attribute: Aenus. 122. lysis machus. 302 fg. Sestus. 369 fg. on a throne: Aenus. 120. 127. — Symbol: Lysimachus. 304. Hermes, youthful head with pen tasus. Abdera. 107. 115. Aenus. 119 fg. Byzantium. 149. Cypsela. 158. Hephaestia. 280. Lysimachia. 268. Maronea. 184. Odessus. 19^. Sestus. 270 fg. — Counterstamp : Istrus. 33. Maronea. 185. Bust portrait: Hadrianopolis. 167. Tomi. 89. standing, bearded, ithyphallic : Im- brus. 275 fg. standing, youthful: Abdera. 107. Aenus. 130. Bizya. 139. Deultum, 160 fg. Marcianopolis. 61 fg. Ni- copolis ad Istr. 74 fg. Pautalia. 200. Perinthus. 211. Philippo polis. 2i9fg. (?) Serdica. 236. Sestus. 271. enthroned: Aenus. 129 (?). sitting on the rock: Tomi. 91.
352 Register. as a boy on the ram: Pau- talia. 205. Hero and Leander. Sestus. 274. Hero. Bizya. 139. two heroes. Philippopolis. 230. Grasshopper. Imbrus. 278. — At- characters: Abdera. 99. 102. Thasus. 291. Deer. Abdera. 108. Gercinitis. 2. Chersonesus Taur. 2. 7. (Compare Artemis u. Heracles.) Horn (and scepter). Rhoemetalces I 333- Dog. Madytus. 269. — epithets : Abdera. 98. one Hunting ostrich: Byzantium. 149. (Compare Artemis.) hydra, from Heracles fought. Hadrianopolis. 166. Hygiea. Anchialus. 133. Bizya. 140. Byzantium. 154. Gallatia. 50. Cher sonesus Taur. 6. Deultum. 158 fg. Dionysopolis. 51. HadrianopoHs. 168. Marcianopolis. 58 fg. Me- sembria. 190. Nicopolis ad Istr. 75 fg. Odessus. 195. Pautaha. 199 fg. PhilippopoHs. 231. Serdica. 235. Tomi. 96. and Asldepios: Anchialus. 132. Pautalia. 198 (in the temple). year. Dacia. 33 fg. Vimi nacium. 38 fg. Isis. Bust portrait: Serdica. 234. standing: Bizya. 139. Serdica. 233. Emperor. Head: cf. that Register of imperial coins. riding: Hadrian, Odessus. 193. Antoninus Pius, Hadrianopolis. 167. Garacalla, Byzantium. 153. Philippopolis. 226. Geta, Augusta Traiana. 241. Bizya. 140. Se- verus Alexander, Perinthus. 215. Gordianus III, Nicopolis ad Istr. 87. standing, one prisoners on the neck stepping: Garacalla, Augusta Traiana. 240. Serdica. 236. Traianopolis. 242. sacrificial: Garacalla, Marcianopolis. 57- with Nike to pages one Tro- paeum standing: Macrinus, Ni- copolis ad Istr. 82. 88. crowned by Nike: Garacalla, Phi lippopolis. 228. on one ship standing: Geta, Anchialus. 133. Severus Alexan the, Byzantium. 156. Emperor statue before one seated City goddess: Glaudius, Perinthus. 209. KENAPEICEIA PY0IA Philippopolis. 230. club. Nicopolis ad Istr. 86. Olbia. 18. 26. Perinthus. 208. Tyra. 31. — Attribute: Aenus. 122. and bow: Gallatia. 48. Thasus. 294. Quiver. Myrina. 283. Olbia. 27. and bow : Olbia. 24 fg. Pantica paeum. 11. — Symbol: Lysi- machus. 311 fg. KOINON 0PAKr2N AAEZANAPEIA Philippopolis 226. head. Attribute: Abdera. 99 fg. Maronea. 179. — Counterstamp: Byzantium. 147. Olbia. 26. female head. Aegospotami. 244. Dicaea. 165. Sestus. 270. Tha- sus 290. headdress, Egyptian. Ge- gene stamp: Sestus. 271. basket with ears of corn and poppies, By- zantium. 1 54. crab. Attribute: Aenus. 121. Crab claws. Headdress des River God. Tomi. 92. wreath. Agathopolis. 244. Deultum. 161. Serdica. 236. — Attribute: Aenus. 123. Chersonesus. 257. Lysimachus. 319. 323. Maronea. 179- cf. Wreath of wheat , ivy wreath, Laurel wreath. Warrior. Philippopolis. 221. TONE KTICTHN Hadrianopolis. 166. balls. Abdera. 114. Cybele, enthroned: Anchialus. 131 fg. Gallatia. 49. Marcianopolis. 57 fg. Samothrace. 284 fg. Tomi. 92. Traianopolis. 242. Tyra. 32,
Register. 353 on the Lions: Hadrianopolis. 170. standing: Marcianopolis. 62. (?) Lance tip. Symbol: Lysi- machus. 298. 325 fg. Legion number on the Vexil lum. V and XIIL Dada. 33. VIL Viminacium. 29. Lighthouse. Istrus. 54. Liberalitas. Marcianopolis. 61. Lion, sitting: Cardia. 248. Gher sonesus Thr. 259. Lysimachia. 266. striding: Abdera. 107. Byzan tium. 156. Guardia. 248. Gher sonesus Thr. 24g. Deultum. 161. Lysimachus. 268. ongoing: Lysimachia. 265. lysis machus. 325. one Spear biting: Cardia. 246 fg. 248 (front part). Front part : Ghersonesus Thr. 250 f^. Panticapaeum. 10. — epithet : Lysimachus. 298. 326. Head: Guardia. 247 fg. Ghersonesus Thr. 249. 258 fg. Lysimachia. 265 f^. Panticapaeum. 11. — Symbol: Lysimachus. 3 12 fg. Counterstamp: Lysimachia. 266. Headwise: Apollonia. 137. Pantica paeum. 9. — Attribute: Thasus. _ 287. one Taurus depressing: Gher sonesus Taur. 3. strangled by Heracles: Anchialus. 132. Nicopolis ad Istrum. j^. Laurel wreath. Elaeus. 264. Laurel two ^. Attribute: Ae- nus 122. Lysimachus. 326. Lyra. Abdera. 104. Olbia. 18. 28. Panticapaeum. 10. Perinthus. 207. Sestus. 272 f^. Tyra. 31. — at- characters: Lysimachus. 3 14 fg. Tha- sus. 288. Mars. Compare, Ares. Eni MATPIKfin Byzantium 147. Medusa. Compare Gorgonion. Men, riding. Istrus. 55. Mercury, Compare Hermes. Ancient coins. Vol. I " MHTPOn nONTOYTOMEflC Tomi. 92. MHTPOnOAEr2C
354 Register. Nymph. Bizya. 141. Three nymphs. Augusta Traiana, 239- Omicron in the form of theta. Gher sonesus. 7. Olbia. OMONOIA Perinthus and Ephesus. 219. O m p h a 1 o s , surrounded by a snake wounds. Nicopolis ad Istr. 'j^. Sacrificial jug. Attribute: Rhoe metalces I. 331. Sacrificing Woman (Tyche). Deultum. 161 fg. Zeus sacrificial. Bizya. 139. Sacrificing Emperor. Marcianopolis. 57. Pallas. Head: Alopeconnesus. 245. Bisanthe. 138. Ghersonesus Thr, 249. 258. Elaeus. 263. Hephaestia. 280 fg. Imbrus. 274 fg. L-ysi- machia, 266. Lysimachus. 298 fg. 325 fg. Mesembria. 189. Myrina. 282 fg. Olbia. 25. Panticapaeum. 14. Perinthus. 208. Samothrace. 284 fg. Sestus. 272. — counter- stamp: Olbia. 18. 27. Bust portrait: Gallatia. 49. Nicopolis ad Istr. 72. Tomi. 93. sitting: Anchialus. 136, seated Nicephorus : Lysimachus. 301 fg. Mostis. 338. Pautalia. 199. standing: Byzantium. 154. Gallatia. 49. Deultum. 158 fg. Hadriano polis. 172. Istrus. 55. Marcia nopolis. 62 fg. Mesembria. 189 JPromachos). Perinthus. 218. Phi lippopolis. 222 fg. Serdica. 236. Tomi. 95. Traianopolis. 242. Tyra. 31. rushing: Hadrianopolis. 172. Pan. Head: Abdera. 115. Pantica paeum, 9 fg. — Attribute: Tha- sus. 288. standing : Perinthus. 2 17 (aTroo-xoTreuwi/). — epithet: Aenus. 120. stepping on a panther: Hadria- nopolis. 169. Pegasus. Panticapaeum. 9 fg. (gra- send). 1 3 fg. (jumping). Pentagram. Attribute: Cyp- sela. 158. Lysimachus. 299. Persephone. Head: Guardia. 246 fg. (?) Deultum. 165 (?). standing: Bizya. 141 (?). Sestus. 27l(?). and Demeter: Odessus. 194. Petasus. Attribute: Aenus. 124. Arrowhead. Attribute: lysis machus. 310. Horse, walking: Gercinitis. i. Go tys IL 331. Maronea. 178 fg. Mon- stis. 331. Sparadocus. 328. jumping: Maronea. 175. Head: Maronea. 175. Pantica paeum. 12. Front part: Maronea. 175 fg. pan ticapaeum. II. Front parts of two horses : Olbia. 25. Perinthus. 206.— Attachments: Lysimachus. 310. P f 1 u g. epithet : Ghersonesus Thr. 253. Phallus. Symbol: Abdera. 112.
Register. 355 pillar. Byzantium. 1 47. Satyr, kneeling: Thasus. 290 fg. a woman in the arms holding: Bergaeus. 336. Thasus. 286. dancing. Symbol: Abdera. in. over that Griffin floating: ab- dera. LOI. Head: Thasus. 289 fg. — at- characters: Maronea. 179. Doppelkopf: Thasus. 290. Scepter. Olbia. 27. shell. Attribute: Abdera. loi. Ghersonesus Thr. 253. ship. Anchialus. 133. 136. By- zantium. 149. Perinthus. 215. Phi lippopolis. 223. Front part: Anchialus. 135. By- zantium. 150 fg. Goela. 259%. Elaeus. 264. Panticapaeum. 14. — Counterstamp : Byzantium 145. Hind part: Panticapaeum. 11. Shield. Gallatia. 49. Olbia. 28.— Attribute: Thasus. 288. Snake. Anchialus. 134. Hadria nopolis. 168. 173. Marcianopolis. 68. Nicopolis ad Istr. j^fg. Nico polis ad Mestum. 192, Pautalia. 204 fg. Philippopolis. 225. Ploti nopoHs. 231. Serdica. 236. — Bei- characters: Aenus. 123. Elaeus. 264. in the Cista mystica: Perinthus. 206. around the cippus: Pautalia. 200. around the Tripod: Hadrianopolis. 168. Nicopolis ad Istr. 96f^. Pau talia. 201 fg. Phihppopolis. 226. around the staff: Traianopohs. 243. Sword. Symbol: Lysimachus. 319- CeBKPIA NVM4>IA Anchialus. 131. Seahorse. Symbol: Lysimachus. 301. Selene and Helios in teams over that enthroned Zeus. Pe- rinthus. 215. Serapis, standing. Dionysopolis. 50. Hadrianopolis. 171. (Istrus. 55.) Odessus. 193 fg. Perinthus. 211. Serdica. 234 fg. Bust portrait: Dionysopolis. 50. Nico polis ad Istr. 74 fg. Pautalia. 204. Bust portrait next to that of the emperor: Odessus. 195. Head: Marcianopolis. 60 fg. Me- sembria. 190. head next to that the Isis: Perin thus. 207. Silenus, standing: Goela. 261. Simpulum. Additive: Ghersone sus Thr. 253. Sol, standing: Hadrianopolis. 172. Head: Pannonia. 36. Sun disk with uraeus snake ge. Attribute: Sestus. 270. Sparrowhawk head. Abdera. 104. Games: AKTIA HYOIA Perinthus. 21 1. AAEZANAPEIA Phihppopolis. 226. KENAPEICEIA RYOIA Philippo polis. 230. CeBhPIA NVM
9^6 Register. Sturgeon. Panticapaeum. 1 1 fg. — interference head. Olbia. 23. Radiation crown of Helios next to a wreath. Caracalla. Perinth. 213. Strauss. Anchialus. 135. — from chased by a dog: Byzantium. 149. Taenie. Attribute: Elaeus. 264. Dancing girl. Abdera. 106. Telesphorus. Hadrianopolis. 170. Tellus. PautaUa. 202. Temple. NicopoHs ad Istr. 77. Pe- rinthus. 210 fg. Philippopolis. 231. Tomi. 90. with statue of Apollo: Apollonia. 138. with statue of Asclepius: Marcia nopolis. 63. Nicopolis ad Istr. 85. Serdica. 233. with statues of Asclepius and the Hygiea: Pautalia. 198. with statue of Bacchus: Maronea. 187. Tomi. 93. with statue the Tyche: Marciano polis. 58. Thalassa and Ge to Fussen des enthroned Zeus. Perinthus. 215. Theo xenion of the Dioscuri. Tomi. 94. Thoas. Lemnus. 279. Tuna. Byzantium. 152. Olbia. Throne chair. Rhoemetalces I 333. Thyrsus. Hephaestia. 282. Sestus. 272 fg. — epithets : Lysimachus. ^313- 323-. Death Genius. Bizya. 141. Tom O.S. Tomi. 89. T r i n k h o r n. epithet : Thasus 288. Triptolemos in Double team Perinthus. 217. Triumph Gate. Marcianopolis. 58. Tropaeum. Symbol: Aenus. 125. Lysimachus. 303. 325. Compare Nike, at the Tropaeum. Tyche, head: Lysimachia. 266. Bust portrait: Goela. 262. sitting: Pautalia. 198. Perinthus. 209. Philippopolis. 228. standing: Anchialus. 132 fg. Augusta Traiana. 239 fg. Bizya. 141. Goela. 261. HadrianopoHs. 173. Istrus. 54. Marcianopolis. 56 fg. Me- sembria. 190 fg. Nicopolis ad Istr. 73 fg. 78 fg. Olbia. 19. 28. Pau talia. 199%. Perinthus. 210 fg. 218. Philippopohs. 221 fg. 230. Serdica. 233. fg. Tomi. 91 fg. Tyra. 32. sacrificial: Deultum. 161 fg. next to that Emperor: Marcianopo lis. 68. in the temple: Marcianopolis. 58. Overprints. Drachma Alex different. Byzantium. 145. Gallatia. Lysimachia. 267. Uraeus snake. Perinthus. 207. Urn with palm branches. Nicopo lis ad Istr. 79. Odessus. 196. Phi lippopolis. 227 fg. two urns with Palm branches: Anchialus. 131. Perinthus. 2 10 fg. square, deepened, quadruple shared. Abdera. 98. Aenus. 127. Byzan tium. 142. Maronea. 175. Thasus. 286. quadruple shared with Transcription: Bergaeus. 336. with coin image: Abdera. 102. Aenus. 119. Apollonia. 137. Gherso nesus Thr. 249 fg. Istrus. 5 1 fg. Lemnus. 279. Maronea. 176. Panticapaeum. 9. Sparadocus. 328. Thasus. 287. Four-horse team. GhersonesusTaur. 3. wine stock. Maronea. 178 fg. Teresa. 329. — Attribute: Aenus. 124. -tendril. Maronea. 181 fg. Nym- phaeum. 8. — Symbol: Aenus. 128. -grape, Abdera. 98. 104 fg. Alo- peconnesus. 245. Amadocus. 329. Byzantium. 150. Maronea. 176. Nicopolis ad Istr. 72 fg. Philip popolis. 225. Saratokos. 337. Tomi. 89. — Epithet: Aenus. 121. 128. Ghersonesus Thr. 251. 257. Thasus. 294 fg. Value designation by numbers. 29. Name of the double piece through Doubling des coin image. Thasus. 290.
Register. 357 Aries. Hephaestia. 281. Lem- nus. 279. Front part: Samothrace. 285. Head: Abdera. 104. Maronea. 176. Samothrace. 285. — Attribute: Aenus. 128. Ghersonesus Thr. 253. Lysimachus. 311. Madytus. 36g. She-wolf with the twins. Deul- tum. 163. Numbers as Value designations. 2Q. 95. as Year names. Dacia. 33 fg. Viminacium. 38 fg. Tongs. Hephaestia. 281. Zeus, enthroned: Byzantium. 145. Deultum. 162 fg. Hadrianopolis. 171. Marcianopolis. 70 fg. Nico polis ad Istr. 73 fg. Perinthus. 203. 208. 215 (from Helios, Selene, Ge and Thalassa surrounded). Philip popolis. 224. Aetophoros: Cersi baulus. 338. Lysimachus. 299. standing: Hadrianopolis. 169. Pau talia. 201. Perinthus. 209(?). sacrificial: Bizya. 139. striding: Anchialus. 131. 135 Bizya. 139. Pautalia. 205. Head: Mostis. 339. Olbia. 22. 27. Perinthus. 206. 208. Seuthes III 33o(?). head next to that of Hera: Pe- rinthus. 207. Billy goat. Aegospotami. 244. Aenus. 119 fg. Head: Abdera. 107. branch. Attribute: Abdera. 116. Aenus. 123. Hephaestia. 281. Ly- simachus. 324. Myrina. 282. Tha- sus. 289. — Counterstamp: Olbia. 27 fg. Misprint. S, 39 No. 39 read in the transcription : AVC Instead of AVG . p. 56 e.g. I read: Septimius instead of: Sephimius. P. 87 No. 76 Z. 3 read: Fields instead of: Eelde. P. 132 No. 7 Z. 4 Hes: Tympanum instead of: Tyrupanum. p. 249 no. I Note Z. 10 read: Gni- dus instead of: Guidus. Addition to P. 251 No. 11 : Similar is the coin from Scione (?) in Gatal. d. Brit. Mus. P. 102 No. 2, yes is on our coin that square clearly that for later written loose, with truthfulness Silver coins given to Ghersonesus characteristic: two Fields deep, two sublime. p. 274 read: Thracian Islands. Imbrus. instead of: Imbrus. pp. 276-296 heading Hes : Thra- cish Islands instead of: Ghersonesus Thrace. Berlin , printed in the Reichsdruckerei.
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