Description of the Ancient Coins (Royal Museums, Berlin), vol. II — 1889

Botteatae. Bottiaea in Chalcidice. 69 ^ S 10 5^ EACH .Cs Pallas head right, the helmet MESSENGER above and below with front parts of cut ATßN white Horses decorated and bruised ear clear»pe. As well. Likewise, rubbed off. dender bull r., right from him a or several letters or monograms. Likewise, under dem Taurus 0(?) left a or several books staves on top of each other (?), unclear on the right. Likewise, not very clearly. Under that Taurus about an iota (?), others letters to the pages not visible. 28780 smoke Bottiaea in Chalcidice. I iE 3 2 iE 3 3 ^^3 4 iE 2 Apollo head with Lor j BOT TIAI QN um the beer wreath r. | Lyra. Very nice style, like the best coins des Chalcidian League and out the same time, first Hhalf of the 4th century. As well. As well. Likewise, something different Likewise, completely Styl. dignified transcription. More feminine head with j BOT TIA . nN around the pointed tiara r. | Lyra. 7/1871 Prokesh Fox Fox

1^3^! ^5 P^bk 4 ^5 5 > 51 6 ^6 Macedonia. Cassandrea. CAS in below ge- AND closed R.E wreath. — It seems sure just a S to stand. Claudius. Vexillum in which one 28780 AVG stands between two field symbols. TICLACAE • A VGGERM | COLIVLAVG head PM . . . head r., much- j of Jupiter Ammon r. light with wreath. Nero. NEROCLAVDCAESAR COL-IVL-AVG CASSAN AVGGERMTRPIMPPP 1 DREN head of Am- Head with crown 1. | Mon 1. Domitian. IMPCAESDOMITAVGGE COLIVLAVGCASSANDR RM head with wreath right. ENS head of the Am- Mon 1. Plotina, falsified PLOTINAE . . . probably the whole Inscription remade. chest picture of Plotina with usual high fri- sur r., very retouched, maybe at all out one others Bust portrait taken. COLIVLAVGCASSANDR ENS head of the am- Mon 1. Gommode. IMLAVRCOM head of young people Gom mode (before his Appointment as Au- gustus) with wreath r., apparently completely weak beard, what the Roman mint zen with this title but contradicts. COLIVLAVGCAS in bad letter ben, that L like L., the A with not visible- cash cross bar, the V like this: \/- Head of Ammon r.

Cassandrea. Cerdylium (?). 71 .¥. 8 /E4 ^4 10 1^4\ Septimius Severus. . VERAVG . . . chest I C OLIVLAVGCASS HEAD picture of Severus with | of Ammon r. Garment or armor and wreath r. I MPCLSE....VC breast Likewise. image r. like before, maybe same Stamp. Likewise, transliteration Likewise, incomplete 6168 435/1883 399/1883 deletes. receive. Cara calla. MAVRAN TONINVS COLIVLIAV GCASS head Bust portrait of the youth j of Ammon r. borrowed Kaiser with Wreath and robe right. 5263 JE2 2-] /K2 4 Ä'l 2 Cerdylium (?). This provision is by Bompois (Revue num. 1863 p. 84); because of their Thracian cha- racters and their similarity with Thracian Coins from Cypsela and that King Kotys is Imhoof monn. grecques P-51) inclined, the Coins dem Thracian Dynasts Kerso bleptes to give, out the middle des 4, year- hundred B.C. More feminine head with pointed tiara r. around a potUhn- E K P liches, two-handled vessels, including he- ing grain of grain. Likewise, two copies. As well. Likewise, a round entrance impact with six-beam ligem star. smoke Prokesh Prokesh

/- Macedonia. Chalcidice. The coins of the Chalcidian League , ge- | shaped in Olynthus in the first half of the 4th year- hundred, lie after the metals and the Size, separating based on style is difficult to carry out. A^3 ^s 8.6 : Apollo head with I beer wreath r. Lor Plate IV, 29. Of very beautiful Styl. XA. Kl. EßN around the Lyra, the one on the right provided with a band is. Below in small a letter EPI APXI . . . 14.16 I Likewise. 3 ^^\ JRök JR6i. /R6 14.2 13^76 not well done hold 14.38 14.43 XAA KIA EßN um the Lyra, the one on the right that tape has; small at the bottom EPI OAYMPIXOY Very nice style. — The name Olympichos is very clear, not Olympikos. Likewise^ the wreath is with lots of berries decorates. As well. As well. Plate IV, Likewise, but below EPI EYAßPIAA Likewise, without ribbon; below EPIAf-XA . . ; a such name doesn't seem to be known the AP not completely sure. Likewise, Above NOY with Band. EPIP GAYIE 30- From excellent Styl. The Apollo head perhaps one of the most beautiful that has come to us the antiquity received are. Apollo head with wreath | . AA KIA . fZN around the 1., without Berries. Lyra with ribbon, on the right and lin- a book in each corner staff: [T]E The T results that Parisian copy from the- same stamp. Of older, hard Styl.

Chalcidice. 73 : -R 3.03 Apollo head with wreath XAA KIA EHN around the Fox i not iiUt 1., pretty sirenger Deputy Lyre with ribbon. The Embellishments the Lyra form, probably not by chance?, two grimacing, each other looking profile faces; also on, some of the following i small Coins is j this peculiarity , ity. I 8,iR54 ^\B.i\ 14.35 j Likewise, more beautiful, serious ; XA AKIA EATS around the I ster Deputy Lyre with ribbon; here the facial - similar lichen Embellishments the lyre still clearly licher. Above between the arms of the Lyra , smaller Tripod. The following small Silver coins ge- hear everything from the earlier period of minting like the style of the head and almost always ! still recognizable quadrat incusum proves. j — The similar piece with OAYNOI at the ApoUo- I head see under Olynthus. Prokesh 2.26 I Apollo head with wreath r. 10 i-R 2 2.29 I Likewise. .R3 2.26 Likewise. R3 ; 2.36 Likewise, behind dem Head A .R3 2.03 bad received i4,iR2^i 2.38 I^3 2.29 Likewise, without book staves. As well. XAA KIA EHN around the Lyra without a band, that Whole in deepened square. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, the square is here just one faint trace from Deepening. As well. Likewise, but to the left. XAA around the Lyra, 28780 Puzzles village Prokesh Fox II 230 302/ 1,877 37 the whole thing in deepened qua- drat.

74 Macedonia. lÖ ^3 2.27 17^2^ 2.2 18 JQ 20 26 ^% 7E3 ^2^ ^^34 ^3 yE3 iE2 2.33 bad receive ten, ver- goldet 0.24 Likewise. As well. As well. Apollo head with wreath r., from quite strict according to Styl. Apollo head with wreath r., very nice style. As well. As well. Likewise, rawer. As well. Apollo head with wreath 1., raw style, longer hair than on the their coins. Many- easily not Ghalci dice. Apollo head with wreath r. with the usual lichen short hair. As well. XAA the habitual Z 5 lent position 2 > the transliteration, around the Lyra; the square just as weak Ver- deepening. Likewise, from the square There's no trace left. g_ to the pages < ^ of a tripod. XAA KIA EflN around the Lyre with ribbon. As well. As well. As well. As well. font destroyed. Lyra. G > ^2 des tripod. to the pages

«3 bad received Dicaea or Dicaeopolis. Diony . . . Dicaea or Dicaeopolis. Golonie of Eretria, to be distinguished from dem Thracian Dicaea, s. .1. P.Si\, Niimis matic Chronicle XV, p. 97. Cow standing right. the head Quadruple divided qua- turning and the r. dratuniincusum,dem Hinierfuss uplifting 1 from Mende etc. around to scratch yourself, i the 1. forefoot also collected. | Plate IV, 31. The type of the front is the silver Coins taken from Mullerstadt. As well. As well. Squid in the hook Quadratum incusum. AIK the last letter A be under the body Cow ior Taurus ? standing r. j Plate IV, 32. Magazine for Numismatics III, 50. — Here The reverse is also the coins of the mother city Taken from Eretria. 75 Prokesh 11412 96/187 Diony... City or dynast in Thrace or Mace- Donia around 450 v. BC Y/OIA (>(.iii.nii , a V Ki i.icli i4Llhcillcs(^Lia- 4 stealing girls r. , dralurn incusum. The coin must in near Lete and the Orrheskioi shaped be. Magazine r. Nimi!

76 Macedonia. D i u m. 2'^ EACH EVER ^A\ The in Catalog of British Museum p, 70 depicted copper coin with Heracles head and Club and AlATßN is one already from Sestini in his »falsilicates« Tab III, 2 and p. 25 known forgery. Also the Berliners I collection contains among their fake coins j one copy. i C-BAEbiVS-P-F, above D • D Cup-like Vessel without handle. L • RVSTICElius BaST ERNA Prefericulum between two stripe gel. Imhoof monnaies grecques p. 75. — This both officers appear also on coins of Tiberius, see 1. c. and below at Tiberius. The allocation according to Dium is not sure s. about it Imhoof 1. c. p. 74. Also at the following coin is the access division according to Dium uncertain, Imhoof (1. c. p, 88) is inclined the coins with the name des Herennius and Titucius went to Pella give. C-HERENNIVS L . TITVCIVS ..VIR-QVIN rider, r. blasting (August or one his adoptive son no?). Maybe it was in Section Inscription. Others Coins this one both officials have Augustus' head. S. under Augustus. Dium(?), "Brutus." PRINCIPLE • FELIX un- bearded head r. COLON \E T both II -VIR monograms IVL Hnks, across represents; two bulls, placed one above the other, to the left, to an in the middle appear nend Plow ge- bound. Discussed as “Brutus” by Friedlaender, Bulletin of the Institute arch. 1870 p. 1^3, where- yourself the Inscriptions the from Sestini wrong

Dium. 77 I read coin be rectified. Jn dem heads sees Friedlaender the similar ity with the above under Macedonia i. g., Brutus, coins described M. Brutus, at dem but yes the inscription PRINCIPLE ; FELIX in senses one Dedication inscription: i »dem Gentlemen or like. dedicated from the lucky ones Colony« completely impossible would be; also would be the head des Brutus at one Colonia Julia, i.e. a foundation by Caesar, completely unheard of, the colony would then j must have changed their name as quickly as possible. — Imhoof monnaies grecques n. 89) would rather see an Augustus in the head; the work the coin is however not so raw, like he i says, and the similarity to those mentioned I Macedonian coins, which ones yes with ' Probability attributed to Brutus become, is really in the character of the head undeniable. The allocation according to Dium is completely un- sure, Macedonian but the coin is fine sure. Lately has Froehner the very on- speaking conjecture^ pronounced (ana- lecta critica, Philologus Suppl.V p.84f.), the surrounding The inscription on the front is credited to PRINCIPIum FELIX read; In his head he recognizes Augustus. Quite SPES COLONIAE PELLENSIS would be similar (see below at Pella, Augustus. The coin would be so maybe as well the of Pella a commemorative coin on the green dung the Colony through Augustus: principium felix coloniae Juliae«. The head is to Augustus not similar, yes show also other coins from this first time des appearance des Augustus (as triumvir) also completely foreign facial features, like that e.g. B. even the Roman denarii with the Back of the Equestrian statue and POPVL ISSA, with Lightning and the name of Q. Salvius, the IUI • VIR Sempronius Graccus u. a. Augustus. AVGVSTVS DIVI . r. Head C-HERENNIVS in very L-TITVCIVS un- li-VIR-aVIN full- future preservation, but probably only j these names, in 1 below together I wound wreath. smoke

78 Macedonia. 5 ! ^6 JE6\ JE6 Ms AVGVSTVS behind that head r. P • BAebiVS • II • VIR • QVINGl about the two of them Letters DD Also with these and the following coins without city name is the allocation after Dium not quite sure. Tiberius. tl • CAESAR AVG F AV i^MSJSJS head r. C • BAEBIVS -p-f L-RVSTICELIVs BASTERNA iiviR aviNa DD The first G on the front seems regular, the second from the property specified here lichen shape, which ones too on the following coin, which are not from the same stamp is, returns. TICAESAR y^VS TVS head r. ; entered hit on neck and Head a square one Stamp PELO c . baebIVS • PF L-RvSTICELIVS ! _ BASTERNA II -VIR aviNa D-D I The stamp indicates Pella. The! very thick O probably not theta, but mace- i Donish Shield. This one Stamping in from ' Pella perhaps even points to the minting j place Pella for these coins, It is with antiques \ Coins almost the rule that such contre- stamp in the cities the expression the coin to be minted, e.g. B. Panticapae Um, Terina et al. Traian. .NERVATRAIANAVG. Head with wreath r. COL-IVL AVGDIENSIS and in Fields D D those in between Pallas 1. in the R. bowl, the L. on the Lance supported. Left on feet the Pal- read snake to the left, right below next to the Lance seated Owl from the front, something I to the right. This copy in Catalog Greppo (from de Witte) No. 476 described inaccurately. 28804 Fox smoke 17879

Dium. Edessa. 79 ! i LO ^^ ^\ M6 Aquilia Severa. IVLAAVLIA (she, a lot easily for AKVLIA ?) I SEVERA Bust portrait r. !COL IVLDI ENS.. and in the field D D between schen standing ju- piter 1st, half clothe that, in the R. true- apparently shell (like on other coins the city), the L. on supported the scepter, bottom left he sits Eagle 1. Maxim i now s. .L VER MAXIMINVS Bust portrait with wreath and robe r. Gordian III. .NTGORDIANV. Lor berry-crowned breast picture with robe r. COL ENSIS temperature pel gable with point in it and two pigs len) , in which one Asclepius to the right stands , on the sling gene rod supported. To both sides of the fi- gur D D COL IVL D lENSIS Ste- hend bearded figure, half-dressed (probably Zeus, as before Auuilia) 1., in the R. shell, the L. on a long Scepter supportive. 28780 181/1877 Fox Edessa. 7 each I One of a Triumvir's common coins monetalis under Augustus, on the front ropes stood AVGVSTVS TRIBVNIC POTEST in three lines within a wreath; on the Downside you see . . . VIR • A • A • A • F-F* and in the middle SC. This coin is a round stamp engraved, which has a kneeling goat, facing right, and above E^ reveal. 732

8o Macedoni 2 ! '*-5 i I 3 ' ^^4k 4 i^5 Ms YESh Since Edessa was also called Aegae and on the Imperial coins often a goat appears, there is no doubt about the allocation. Augustus. ....ZEBAZTOZ head EAEZ in below to- j 28676/20 with wreath r. ZAII2N collective winning : those laurel wreath. KAiZAP .... zroz Likewise. As well. As well. I Likewise. 28780 Fox Tiberius and Divus Augustus. TIBEPIOZKAIZAPZEBA . . BAZTOZOEOZEAE . \ Puzzles ZTOZ head r 1 Head with wreath village r. H adrian. AYTOKPATi^PAAPIA | 6ÄeCC AIHN standing NOCKAICAP chest long-dressed female image with robe r., borrow Hgur, headdress scratched and smooth- unclear, 1., on the tet, the Scripture completely r. hand maybe mistreated. a Nike or one little long-dressed ones j Figure from the front, Indian { lowered L. shell j holding, the L. on that : Scepter supported, left | one at the bottom of the floor j with the r. forefoot i kneeling Goat r. | This one too Page is I through Scratching ver- wicked. ! This copy at Dumersan, Plate IV, 17 with wrong Presentation des headdress. In the text it will the figure is called helmeted, what in that Appearance after possible would be. Up the ' following coin of Severus is the radiation crown clearly visible on the figure. — Inaccurate is this copy at Mionnet p. III p. 70. smoke

Edessa. 8i M4h Septimius Severus. AY.K-A-cen ceYhR :) j €Aec CT6 head with wreath | r- i Mj 9 m.y CAIflN Standing long-dressed Ms 1., with ray crown (it is probably real one radiation, none Wall crown^, on which r. hand small Fi- gur, probably Nikel. with wreath , the L. on that Scepter or the land ze supportive. Below 1. stand in front of the figure moving goat r. , the r. Front mss raise bend. This copy in Catalog Magnoncour (Paris 1840) No. 221 inaccurate described and pictured. D o m n a. loYAlAAO MNACeB Bust portrait r. Likewise, transliteration bothersome, it seems Domna too be. eAeCC en N in the off- cut starting. The helmeted Roma on dem Tank sitting 1st, behind the Panzer shield, on the r. hand levitate- de Nike, the L. am handle des Parazoni ums. Before the Roma left-facing target ge half visible, there ter the Roma the City Tyche standing 1., with the R. one wreath on the head the Roma holding, with Modius, cornucopia and Scepter in 1. Poor. Likewise. Transcription and Details not more visible, that filling horn seems to be missing len. 826 smoke r. Ancient coins. Vol. II.

82 Macedoni Mj JE6 JE6\ Garacalla. MAP AYPH • ON T£2NI NOC Bearded Chest image with wreath and Scale armor r., seen from the back. Elagabalus. AV • K • M • AVP • ANTH NINOCeVC bust portrait with wreath and Ge- wall r. (it's safe Elagabalus). eAeC in section, and 1/1N9 in Semicircles. Helmeted Roma on dem Tank sitting 1., on the R. the r. floating Nike with Wreath on row (and probably palm branch above the 1. shoulder), back under the tank the shield. Before the Roma standing goat ge 1., behind the roof ma the city -god- tin with wall crown (not Modius) 1. with the R. the wreath the head of the Roma holding, in 1. Poor Scepter. eAeCCAir2N Helmeted Roma on the Pan sitting down 1., in the R. small Nike 1., (in the R. wreath, palm tree in the 1st arm). In front of her those Goat 1., behind the Roma standing type che with Modius (or Wall crown ?) with the R. attaches the wreath the head of the Roma holding, in 1. Poor Cornucopia. AeCCAir^N embossed like before, but seems the goat to missing, the Nike is unclear- lich, as well as the head- jewelry of Tyche, which is not a cornucopia holds. Maybe not Elagabalus; the name ANTfl NINOC not clearly to read, you could also think of Sev, Alexander's name, yes the coin looks older. — Whether perhaps M. Aurel shown is, remains undecided, the cha- rakter seems to be later. AYKMAY chest picture with wreath, gift wall and weak Beard r.

Edessa. 83 Severus Alexander. 13! iE 6^ •4 JE6 »5 JE6 JEj w AYKMACeAAeiA . . . . Bust portrait with wreath and robe r. Gordian III. AVKMANXrOPAIANOC Bust portrait with wreath and robe r. The same transcription, niger clearly. chest image with crown and robe r. AVTKMANTNIOCsic) rOPAIANOC chest image with wreath and robe r. . eCCenN Helmeted Roma 1. on dem Tank sitting, on the hand the to- flying Nike with wreath and palm tree, stand behind the Roma hend Tvche with Modius, in the R. the wreath on the head of the Roma tend, in 1. Poor Scepter (or long Torch? so Arte mis-Tyche?). Right next to the Tyche, to the right, those standing- de only half visible Goat. eAeC CenN Roma dem round Shield sitting 1., helmeted, on the R. the one on the left floating Nike, in the R. wearing a wreath. Behind the Roma Tyche standing 1., with Wall crown (very clear), with the R. Wreath over the head the Roma holding, in 1. Poor Scepter. Likewise, not so clear- lich. eAe CAI AN (she) Roma, helmeted, 1. on the Tank sitting, on the R.Nike with wreath and palm, to the left, those behind Roma Tyche with Modius, wreath in the R. on the head of the Roma holding, cornucopia in 1. Poor. The Points before and behind the T are meaningless Gimmick. Sparrow Puzzles village Fox

84 Macedonia. '7 JE6 JE6 AVTKMANTNIOC (she) EAG CCA I r2N embossing rOP . . ANOC chest like before, picture r. with crown and robe. Philip Sr. AVKMAIOVAIOClAin eAeCC . ßN Embossing nOC Bust portrait with like before, just sits Wreath and robe right. Roma on the round the Shield. In the ab- cut OMONOI A The stripes appearing on the back, which ones like palm branches look, are comfortable just Error des stamp. Whether 'E^sac-swi/ or 'E^ecrc-awv stand, cannot be decided. — With the homonoia is apparently the the Cities Rome and Edessa meant. smoke E'fon. EL I 2.58 These coins were first Camarina in Sicily, then Heraclea Sintica assigned. Cousinery Voyage II. p. 169 (Plate VI to 166) gives these Coins to part dem Mons Pangaeus, partly EYon ('Hiwv). Most have a Hj alone some have others Letters: m of our collection©, A, A, im Catalog Lavy I 112:OH; in Num. Ghron. III 138 and there are many in Welzl's catalogue other letters. Accordingly is the affirmation tion is quite uncertain, as are other suggestions (see Imhoof, monn. grecques p. yj, where Myrkinos, the capital of the Edonians, is mentioned). Goose r. close your head turning back; left, after above swept, a lizard. Raw deepened qua- drat, raw in two rectangles shared. 313/1877

Elon. 85 Ail

86 Macedonia. LO

Eion. Eurvdicea. 87 2O 28 iRi

88 Macedonia. ^Z\ ^3h ^3^ 2^ EACH Eurydicea in our collection: that from the Collection des deceased Dragoman Dr. Sparrow in Piece from Gonstantinople comes after a written note from the from reliable and knowledgeable Dr. Sp. from Ephesus and shows, what Sparrow with right emphasizes, the bee - therefore imprint and Location interpret on Ephesus, whose Coins also one with the name Arsinoe completely show similar head. Anyway will one the possibility that Lysimachus one city in near Ephesus "Eurydicea", his daughter to honor, named, likewise admit have to, as the Naming from Gassandrea or another Macedonian city. Embossing and Styl the Coins from Arsinoe -Ephesus are so related to them from Eurydicea that the Ephesian church math or the neighborhood of Ephesus for these coins from Eurydicea probable licher is, as Macedonia. More feminine head with Veil r., similar the minds of the philosophers listis, the Arsinoe in Ephesus u. s.w. Likewise. As well. EYPYAlKEßN next to one foot. As well. left three- El^enso. As well. Likewise, on the right in the Pelde, directed upwards, Bee. Fox Prokesh Fox Sparrow Heraclea. The silver coins of a city of Heraclea, which is characterized by their style, the eight mace Donic form of the square incusum, the Arrangement the Inscription u. s.w. as mace

.^2^ JR2^ /R2 1.84 »,73 something be- peel- digt 1.68 Heraclea. identify Donish , will soon go to Heraclea Pontica in Bithynia, soon after that mace Donic Heraclea Sintica, in close by des Strymon, soon after that deep in the land, in North-west lying Heraclea in the Lyncestis given. The most secure coins of the Bithynian Heraclea*^ differ in style very much from the mace- Donic coins, the described here are certainly Macedonian, not Bithynian. Heraclea where Lyncestis was in later time (see Eckhel II, 71 ' of importance, in old time she is hardly mentioned, either it is not right probably, that these the coins from Aenea, acanthus, not dissimilar pieces be struck so far from the coast should. The allocation according to Heraclea Sin- tica is therefore probably preferable. — Some of the usual after Bithynia placed coins like also nor this one Heraclea on- belong, maybe also the Coins from Heraclea Thessaliae? 89 Bearded man Heracles head with lion skin 1. HP Plate IV, 34. 3V Likewise. Bearded man Heracles head with lion skin r. around a flat, quadruple ge- divided care wrinkled signed netes square, that Whole in flat ver- deepened square incusum. Likewise. HP as before, in > first, second ^ and third 3V fields of the inner ren square: A A M The last letter not fully preserved, but probably more like M, not to be understood as t. 28819 Prokesh Fox *) That the from Imhoof dem Bithynian Heraclea agreed big ones silver coins with seated Bacchus undoubtedly this belong to Bithynian Heraclea, can now prove for sure. See about it ifeschrift f. Numismatics XVI p. 4.

90 Macedonia. Heraclea Sintica. ^3 MG . KAeCOTOON around a Macedonian one Shield. EniCTP INOWA This is the first safe coin this one city. Hierocles calls she "HpaxXBia Irpvuövog^ i.e. according to the coin inscription. — Peace- countries, Magazine for Numismatics VI, 137 (with insufficient illustration). The from Imhoof (Monn. grecques p. 78) also here given coin with horse and wreath from the Athens and. collections Prokesch was no longer in the latter act, as them from Berlin museum bought became. Adaeus. The name of the "Adaeus, son of Adaeus" as that of an official of the city of Lete in the year 1 17 V. G. on an inscription (Imhoof monn. Greek- ques p. 114 after Review archeol. 1875). Also otherwise the name Adaios is common in Macedonia, e.g. b. military commander Philip's, Alexander's, one mentioned by the name of Polybius, u. s.w. — Imhoof bets the coins of Adaeus at 200 y. C, I want them because of the z. Th. large over- attunement with the coins of Gassande;- considerably earlier put on. — The allocation Pellerin's to Heraclea Sintica on Strymon, because of the monogram made up of H and P and the C, cannot be completely rejected, because the mono grams HP t and 1^M (so maybe €. to read). according to Imhoof's observation at everyone five different Types des Adaeus, the impression the club appears at Heraclea Sintica on Styrmon, and Heracles head and club at dem neighboring Location Gotusa (Scotusa), s. Imhoof 1.c, and the Monograms included yes: Her, Hera, and S or St or Si. Apollo head with wreath r. AAAIOY from above, right next to dem tripod; to the left dem tripod, from above AE or similar- light and an indistinct common letter, etc. wa E or S

Heraclea Sintica. Lete. 91 3^4 Ms 61yE4^ 7^4 8

92 Macedonia. JR4 9)93 JR2i. Ms 4.57 4.91 same Inscription repeated on the back, left next to dem Helmet has. Up ours Copy could be found on the back. Traces of Want to see writing if it not only to- due dates are. The following series of uninscribed, rarely denoted by a letter, mostly very ancient coins with Bacchic representations, belong after Thrace or Macedonia and are certain near Thasus or from Lete and from the Orrhes kern embossed. They lie according to the traditional, albeit largely uncertain mood, all here at Lete, with exception two with O, which are in Thasus lie; these Determination is also completely uncertain. — The alleged inscription on one of the coins this one row with standing Satyr and standing Girl (Mionnet S. II, 81 No. 496 from AUier's Collection, Dumersan, Gab. Allier. Plate IV, 18 p. 31) NOINIAT . A, d. i. AETAINION, is after a very good one that I have in print copy in Gotha doubtful; on this one you see about . . NIAIT, others specimens this coin (the same stamp as in Gotha) in the British Museum Head reads NOIAT(3)A (Gatal. p. 79 No. 19 and 21), but explains the in- writing yourself for very “indistinct.” On the You can see the impression about l<*^ONIA^'l, but it can the ending MO also coincidence be. Satyr, bearded, with hair little one, raw deepen- pigtail, ithyphallic, th square, r. striding, with the R. a r. fleeing, turning his head and the L. uplifting Girl on the r. hand holding the joint. Very thick, oldest Styl. Likewise, left three dots or dashes, among each other. Likewise, Points here not visible, very raw style, no hair- pigtail. Likewise, that square bigger. Likewise, the square in two irregular rectangles shared.

Lete. 93 .R3 6M4 I 7M4 8M4 II 5k M4\ M4h 8.23 I Likewise, better style, ! the satyr with long j Beard and long, I straight hair braid. 9,' 10.8 9.87 9.83 9.38 very well done hold Likewise, rawer style; up between the two Figures point or ball, left from Satyr three balls: •* Likewise, below between both Figures Ku- gel, to the left of the satyr two l right from the girl too if : Likewise, you can see on the left none balls; between between the two figures above ball, right before dem Girls also ball. As well. Likewise, here to the left of Satyr and to the right of the girl 'two each Balls: [ Likewise , that square irregularly at home neren. Likewise, raw of two diagonals shared. square incusum of this shape ^ square incusum, irregularly at home neren. As well. Likewise, in the irregular moderate increase on the inside two deepened diagonals. Likewise, very big recessed square with irregular income elevations; close on one the edges, sublime, Vorderthei one Ebers 1., with 1. Forefoot. Likewise, more careful Styl , that Girls with double lan- gem hair braid, between schen the Figures: top ball and un- th ball, to the left of Satyr ball (?), right before girl Ku- gel. Plate IV, 36. The extremely striking appearance of one Presentation in the middle one irregular er- increased square incusum is here completely undoubtedly; other alleged analogues are knowable often imagination, like e.g. B. the fox in the square of the Asia Minor (Lydian) Electron coins. Fox smoke smoke Prokesh 476/1871

94 Macedonia. ^5 13^5 M4k Ms subae- advice 9^64 9.85 9.65 9.81 9.8 big, in interior irregularly increased th square incu- sum. Satyr and girl in the position as before here, yes summarizes the Satyr with the R. not on the wrist of the girl, but just direct your hand according to the same there, he raises the R. under that Chin of the girl chens. Between the Figures above and under the hands of Ö The © is none letter but sym- bol, as we all know common in those areas occurs. Recessed square, from two raised slides gonalen shared. Satyr r. , ithyphallic, with animal ears, long on hair and horses defüssen , with the R. the fleeing one the L. uplifting and the head 1. turning girl on r. Poor holding on, with the L. under his chin grasping. Links and a ball at the top. As well. Likewise, not completely constantly. Likewise, you just see the ball on the left, the Satyr with long hair braid. Likewise, you can see- de balls. Likewise, but the satyr with human Fussen. Three Ku- gel left, top and right. Still old, but very expressive and beautiful Styl. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, the diagonals only faintly visible. Deepened into four small ones divided square. Prokesh Fox Prokesh Goose eye Prokesh Fox

Lete. 95 19 .1^5; Same but only on the left 1 Likewise. and a ball at the top, j Left, at the head of i Satyr and behind him Feeling inscription. This coin belongs to the one mentioned above ten with the alleged Inscription »Letainion« or "Letaion" declining. Man could here as the first letter recognize a 1. — Also here the style is very nice, finer than the previous coming. ^oM^3 9.34 ^^4 8.15 ye- hold Äi4h 9.93 23 iR I 1.24 241 iR I I 1.16 Standing ithyphalli- shear satyr r. with long- according to horse tail, the R. to the horse holding tail , with the L. a talking one making movement ; him opposite that standing girls 1., the R. raising, in the lowered L. wreath. Between the figures ren, under the hand, a ball. Bearded Satyr r. standing with long horse tail, ithyphal- lisch, raising the R., with the L. the r. hand of the one opposite him- standing girl to the phallus rend; the girl lowers the 1. Poor. square incusum, of two not quite clearly raised diagonals shared. square incusum, irregular from diagonals quadruple shared. Likewise, between the heads of the characters ball, under the hands between the Figures ball. Plate IV, 37. Bearded satyr sitting right, as it seems with the Right the phallus upholding. Likewise, but quite regularly two have diagonals. Recessed square with irregular erection elevations. Fox Prokesh Fox Prokesh Very old, thick piece of metal. As well. As well. Prokesh Prokesh

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Lote. 97 |k 47 ^5 Ms 48 49 ^5 ^5 ^5 842 8.35 8.15 be- peel- digt 8.3 8.85 8.45 8.7 849 The three following ones of less strict Stylish and natural drawing i Likewise, without arm- Likewise. bandUnder. i Likewise. As well. Deepened square in four small half-lost deepened squares ge- shares Likewise. As well. bearded man, balder Satvr kneeling r. , a 1. looking girl holding little one in her arms ; the girl stretches the R. out, the hand appears behind the Satyr head. Right ne- ben the shoulder of the girls dolphin, after below. — From very good style, probably around 430 V.G. Likewise, not a dolphin, i Likewise, in the same place A | The A on Lete interpret to want, is likewise unsure how the interpretation of the A on Amphipolis, O on Thasus. Likewise, but A Likewise. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, excellent more beautiful Styl. Plate IV, 38. The similar coins with still lying after the older uncertain determination at Thasus. It follow the half pieces the before- walking row with kneeling satyr with girl chen, in Styl the different varieties the double pieces', the raw one like the finer ge- drew, accordingly. The Clear- because of ity here is the series of half value pieces from the big ones separated. Goose eye Fox Prokesh Prokesh Prokesh 11752 231/1885 Ancient coins. Vol. II.

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Lete. Mende. 99 64 .^^2 1.2 69 2 70 I .^^2 0.97 I, II '''^ 0.98 ^«3 71 .4^ I I 0.95 Kneeling bearded sat tyr r. with long, punctured hair braid and punctured horse detail, with the L. to the phallus almost send. Very old Slvl. Deepened quadruple ge- divided square, the small squares only half deepened. Fox Five more copies, the square to Some pretty regularly shared. As well. Likewise, without horse tail. Likewise, almost completely re- evenly flat in four recessed squares shares. irregular, very raw divided fourfold tes and just partly- wise deepened qua- drat. Fox Fox Goose eye 7108 Goose eye smoke Mende. .^^4 8.34 Donkey 1., ithyphallic. The movement the Feet hardly sight- bar, he seems with dem r. forefoot something to step. Before the animal like trace of letters, like A, what else? the ancient coins of the city not before- comes. This Metal piece very thick Recessed square , out six different large, e.g. Th. very deep struck consisting of triangles. more ancient style; em same piece: L. de Hirsch, annuaire de la societe de Numismatique 1884 p. 34, plate I, 5. Prokesh ?•

100 Macedonia. ^3^ JR6^. M3 2'^ EACH EVER \\i 2.52 15.92 something oxidized 2.57 2.53 Donkey 1., ithyphallic, the r. forefoot et- what uplifting. Recessed square, off five recessed three- corners consisting. Dude style, flat piece of metal. Bearded man, dressed down deter Dionysus 1. on dem r. striding Donkey lying down, walking tharus in the R. and him on that r. Knees supportive. MEN AA . O N at one line square, in it Vine with four Grapes, the whole thing in flat deepened square. — The Domestic In any case, there was writing Dupre's copy, in the catalog of this collection lung 1867 pictured. As well. As well. Tab. I, No. 192 something embellished MEN A AIH around one amphora, the Gan- ze in the shallow recessed square. teenager head r. (probably Dionysus, dated Ivy wreath nothing recognizable). teenager head 1., whether with a wreath is not recognizable. As well. MEN AAI riN at two next to each other ste- standing amphoras. MEN AA . around one Amphora. 28780 Fox Prokesh 28780 Prokesh /R5 9.64 Neapolis. Gorgoneion with excellent stuck out tongue from very nice, old one Styl, from the front. Plate V, 40. Deepened square, in four just to half recessed smaller shares. 9587

Neapolis. 10] 2 -R4 9o6 9.48 9.88 8.30 •,JR4-4^ edge I be- I'm ashamed i digt r; .R4 9.82 7 ^^3 3.82 Likewise. As well. Still three specimens, that last from something different Styl. :r^i^3i ,R3 ^2||-3 8

I02 MacedoiiYes, 28 •/(i Ai2*r. Ai3 MS\ '»8' 3»7^> 3,^> Likewise, others style, rawer. Gorgoncion as before, but from better Styl. Plate V, 41. Kbenso, 30 3'. 3>55 /!-: I :v^ /!”: I Plate V, 42. Likewise, ß P around the female 3 Z borrowed head r, in strong rounded deten vi-r\\r\'\i-]\ Chia- drat. N around the be- P O wreathed female white head r. EOn um dcu female lichen head r, whose hairstyle freer attached arranges is than that of the other M ounces. Before dem head r. one small pigeon right; so as Aphrodite ge- secures. NEOPOAlTENN right starting at the top, no» ben and under the female head r. tied up at the back dem hair. Likewise. NEOPO over the female white head with on tied hairband; behind the KopJ", after directed upwards, left- there, Grasshopper. Of beautiful style and the small silver ni(ln/f'n n)if NEOP at the same time. l'.also. Likewise, the Scririft e.g. Th. extinguished and more before the K(K)f, you can see about .0P Prokesh Prokescl) Prokescli

Sc; IÖ3 Likewise. font almost extinguished, probably different attached arranges and shorter. Female head r., ^ behind him indistinct- , lish epithet. 28781 .€1!, Likewise Likewise. writing goes out female lish head r. 3 / about dem head with high raised those hair L, there- behind obliquely a grain com. Very nicer, slightly old- definitely Styl. Fox smoke Gorgonion with out- more stretched tongue, from newer style, but the older one Silver coins very similar. NEAnOAl to the sides SOUND a long-term dressed female figure with Modius from from. in the R. large snale, in which L. maybe one fruit, almost like a Poppy head ^designed, or a small round of the vessel? The figure is the city goddess of Neapolis, like R. Schöne, Greek reliefs 1872 No. 48 Plate VII proven. What was discussed there Reliel show^ fibre one on alliance negotiations lun^pen between Athens and Neapolis '^36 B.C. C related inscription the depiction of ^ Pallas, as Scadteötttn Athens, a small, inscribed : borrowed as mAPOENOC, archaically | dressed female figure with Modius — the | Scadfjöttess of Neapolis — extending her hand. , This one figure, which ones in the hand maybe one uodeiiilichen small subject holds, i^, if do a lot of aHenhomlicber, iast like a xoaoon treated, but certainly identical nm the one on the coin shown Goddess. 28780

104 Macedonia. The inscription riAPOENOC points to Artemis (see Beautiful 1. c. p. 23), which ones under this one Names in Chersonesus Taurica and others places was worshiped. — The attributes which the goddess on the coin carries, fit all- probably not to Artemis and like something which ones have local meaning , because of per- sephone, which was once used by Sophocles ITap^lvo; is therefore hardly allowed on its own think. The coin is fine younger as the mentioned inscription, which the city still like the other older coins are called NEOflOAlC instead of the NEAnOAlS! the described copper coin; this comes from the one in Salonichi made collection Michanovich, Olynthus. JR6

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I0() Macedonia. 0.85 ORR (the last R something oblique, not completely German) over one with that r. front foot kneeling bull. Flat deepened , through raised lines ensure wrinkled in four Qua- drate divided qua- drat. 28780 M6 10.4 JR6 ^5h 10.3 be- peel- digt 2.43 ^3 iE 2^ 2.32 Orthagoria. According to Pliny, identical with Maronea, according to Strabo near Maronea, according to one late geographical Writer identical with Stagira in Macedonia. The latter information will now as late and unreliable attached doubts. head the Artemis r. with wavy sheath tel, on the neck the quiver; earring and Collar. Plate V, 47- Likewise. As well. OPOAfo from above, to PEQN the pages a richly decorated one helmet from front, with hanging ones Earflaps. About the helmet star, and under the helmet H" Likewise- Likewise. Likewise, but without mo- nogram. Head of Artemis by front , with earrings and collar, left on the shoulder the Quiver. The head appears exactly the same on Mün zen of King Philip with the rider on the back, probably Philipp's IL Also the other silver and copper coins like the same or e.g. Th. a somewhat later time belong; the Artemis the big ones silver coins equals the on the gold coins of the Pyrrhus. Likewise. Apollo head with wreath r. Likewise. Likewise, OPOA . PESS. you just see Prokesh 28780 Fox Puzzles village Fox Prokesh

, .E4: Pella. Pella. Head of Poseidon r. with diadem. 107 Likewise. As well. As well. As well. As well. Head of Zeus with Lore beer wreath r. As well. Apollo head with Lor beer wreath and back ten untied hair r. riEA and in section AHZ standing Taurus r., the head from front ; to the right in front of him : ^ under the body AK Likewise, that mono gram on the right seems something richer. Likewise , the mono grams here: right A or even richer, under the body "1^ Likewise, right N or a monogram with this one letters, under the body KK Likewise, unclear on the right- lich, under the body [»T or similar. Likewise, here are three mono grams; above about the lambda N< or similar, right AI and under the body AI Likewise, above N or a monogram with this one letters, right t. or similar, under the body ^ Likewise, that mono gram below that- same, everything else and clearly. riEAAHZ left, from below ten next to the lyre. Right, from below, The first monogram after Hunter plate 42, V added. 9591 Puzzles village Puzzles village Fox smoke Puzzles village

io8 Macedonia. ^34 JE3 13 JEsk 14 15- i8 2^ EACH iE 3-2 ^3^ 19 ^3i iE 2^ ^4^ Likewise. Likewise, simpler hairstyle. As well. Apollo head with wreath r. As well. Likewise, the same mo- nograms, less German Likewise, indistinct Monograms. Likewise, flEA very much here big and maybe AHZ on the other Page, the latter as well any monogram me but unrecognizable. riEA from above, to AHZ the pages des tripod with large this ring above and an essay. Left from the writing , from top to bottom, AP; right Traces one monogram. Likewise, without mono grams. Still three copies. As well. As well. As well. Pallas head r. with ver- decorated helmet, dem on the late Athens niches silver coin zen similar. riEAAHZ from above, right, and O or similar and AK of above, left, next to the tripod of ge- ordinary form. riEA from below, to the AAZ sides of the three foot. smoke 1 1029 28850 Puzzles village Puzzles village smoke smoke smoke Goose eye (lEAA from below, to Prokesh AlßN the pages of tripod. HEA above and AHE in section; white dending bull r. , head from the front; at the top under the font N and ter the body ff* or similar. Puzzles village

Pella. log .1:4 5 iE 4 4 hours each 4 hours each 4 hours each JE4 JE4 JE4 IE4 JE4 Likewise. As well. As well. As well. Likewise (extinguished). Likewise (clearly). As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, just a mo- nogram, under which body , f or similar. Likewise, perhaps above a monogram, un- ter the body ä Likewise, unclear above- lish monogram, below ^1 Likewise, above H or similar, untQn W Likewise, unclear above- lich, below AT Likewise, above (^ or richer, below W* Likewise, above ßE, in section, at the end of the writing (5P Likewise, above ftt or richer, under dem body t Likewise, no mo- above nogram, under which* Body K or Cl Likewise, under the body a plow whose long ge Handle above right behind dem jibe of the bull protrudes. Likewise, not so complete constantly. Likewise, without pickling chen. Likewise. Likewise. Mr- man Wolanski Puzzles village 1 1216 Prokesh Fox Ansbach sche collection smoke smoke Fox 1 1217

OK Macedonia. ^3 YES Ms JE4 JE4 4 each JE4 M4\ 4 hours each Likewise. As well. Pallas head r. , the helmet with horse heads, running griffin and Arabesques decorated, exactly like on the late Athenian Silver coins. As well. Female veil ter head of front (probably Demeter, yes is no wreath of wheat to see). As well. As well. teenager head r. with winged helmet, the above in one Griffin head vice versa bow is (Perseus or Roma or Pal- read). As well. As well. As well. Likewise, here seems under the body a unclear mono grams to stand. Likewise , font un- clearly, probably none Monogram. . EAA . . in Section. Nike on the rush- the twosome r., under the horses lying ear of corn r. with two Scroll. Likewise, HEAAHZ riEA above and AHZ in section. white dender bull r., head from the front, above the head 181 , under the body AR and behind the writing below ender ear of wheat r. with two Scroll. As well. As well. AT in the left to- riEAAHE collective AT wounds Oak wreath. Likewise, but above AT below Ap Likewise, above AT below Same, but above I?E bottom TP

Pella. 47 .H4 I head of the youth, flEA about and | unruly Pan r. with ; AHZ under two adjacent i two croissant on ' lying next to each other | smoke the forehead, on the neck Traces of the Pcihim. Bust portrait des youth lichen Pan r. with animal fur around the shoulders, neck the curved one Pe- stupid, croissant on the forehead. As well. As well. As well. As well. Goats r., above AZ The whole thing in one wreath (Oak wreath on the similar Coins the Bottea I ten^. riEA from below, AHZ to the pages of fighting Pallas r. treated with archaic dark robe, spear in the R., Shield in the L.; left below fit right I Likewise, the mono gram here W and Likewise, but y^ and i Likewise, but ^ and an indistinct mo- nogram. Likewise, but NP and H or richer. bearded man, maybe PIEA about and crinkle head (des \ AH Z under the dare Zeus) r. right winged I lightning; top right i I and bottom right fiE Pictured and described very inaccurately at Prokesh, not known Euronian Greek coins, image from the Berlin Academy 184^ p. 75. He calls the head "caput Fauni", it but it is neither connected to a “faun” nor to that but yes with that meant Pan to think. The coins from Pella correspond almost all those with MAKEAONßN , in which these same varieties find: Apollo head 3G tripod; Perseus or Romakopf X wreath; like that will also the type of Macedonian coinage: Zeus head X winged Lightning in the present coin her corresponding counterpart have. Prokesh Puzzles village" Puzzles villagef Goose eye Prokesh

12 Macedonia. 54 ^54 55R^\ ^ ^4^ The head is true raw and the wreath hardly to recognize; sure is the one Beard. Head of Zeus with Lore beer wreath r. riEAAHZ hnks, from above. Head of Zeus r. with not quite German Hchem wreath. . EAAH . above in just the line. Eagle with spread out flu- gel r. on dem Lightning standing, left C^, right \^ or even richer. nEAAHZ in a semicircle above. eagle with spread wings on a stick or Scepter standing r. Time of M. Antonius and Octavian. HEAAAlßN Hnks, by above. Bust portrait of the Nike r. without wings, from portrait-like Character and for Octavia held. riEAAAAlßN 1. from above. Nike 1. striding, in the outstretched R. wreath, about the 1. shoulder the palm holding branch. Very similar coins have on the back page the Transcription the triumvirs: M • ANT • AYT • r • KAI • AYT, also found in Thessalonice yourself the same Embossing and Transcription the Triumvirs. — Whether on this one Coins with riEAAAlßN perhaps the triumvirs on the right Transcription stood, let the me present Imprints uncertain; maybe it was the transcription available. Augustus. CAESA-R-F-L-ARVNT- NS-ll-VIR-QVIN head of Octavian r. SPES in section. CO LONIAE PELLENSIS long-dressed female lish figure 1. in the R. two dreigetheii- te Blossoms (like it seems) holding. A second copy from the same stamps. Compare about this strange coin time- writing f. Numismatics I p. 169. To read is CAESAR F • L • ARVNTIVES u. s.w. Mommsen 484/1: 220/1875 18780 508/1872

Pel »»3 : 7 iE4 iG6 EACH 61 JE6\ IE 7k hit before, that F in Filius to supplement, like that that Octavian here »(Caesar filius« called would. A L. Arruntius fought at Actium with and was 732 Gonsul; the reading FLavius as a gentile name seems not good possible. — The coin is fine as a founding memorial coin from Pella to consider, similar like the one like that- mentioned "Brutus" see above at Diumi with the probably from Froehner correctly completed transcription PRINCIPIum FELIX Rs COLoniae IVLiae. Wrong E^description and erroneous Reading the coin of Aruntius oei Sestini Glass. Gen. 2nd ed. p. 37. M. Aurelius. . O . . . head r. , like it transcription erased; the seems sure M. Au- ordinary Type rel , with a long beard. from Pella, Pan on dem Rocks sitting 1st, the r. Arm on the head legend, in 1. Poor Pedum. Individual Traces the transliteration, about P Pan on the rock sitting 1., the R. up laying his head. COLIVLAVSPeLLA Pan 1. on dem Rocks sitting, the r. Poor laying on the head, under dem 1. Poor, on rocks, the Sy- rinx, from the left Hand held. Likewise, a less well-preserved copy. With incorrect reading of Sestini, after that by Mionnet pp. III, 93, 580 described. Gommode. COMMOD . NTAVG Head with massive long gem beard and wreath r. Macrinus. MOPELSeVM ACReiNYS AVS (she) bust portrait with wreath, Tank and robe r. , with short zem Beard. Likewise. COLIYLAY S • PELLA Enthroned female long-dressed figure 1. with Modius, the R. after the mouth because of and much- easily one small Object in the R. holding. Peacock Knobeis dorff 28780 Peacock Fox Ancient coins. Vol. II.

114 Macedonia. JE6 JE6 JE6 13 Yeooi; JE6 The figure, which is clearer on later coins is maybe Spes as City goddess of Pella, in the hand moved towards the face Holding flower, but shining them on several Copies are not something to hold in your hand. Spes appears as a city goddess on the earliest coins zen of Golonia under Octavian. S. above. Severus Alexander. MAVR (or B) SEV ALEXANDAVG breast picture r. with wreath and Paludamentum. IMPSEVALEXANDER AVG head with wreath r. Mamaea. IVLIAMAMAEAAVG Bust portrait r. IVLIA AA AMAEAAVG (she) Bust portrait r. Maximus. CIVLVERMAXIMVSCAeS Bust portrait with robe COLIVLAVGPELLA Pan 1. on dem Rocks sitting, the R. about laying his head, with the L. down on Rocks holding the syrinx tend. COLIVL AVGPeLLA Enthroned Spes (?) 1. with Modius, in the R. , which according to the view to moved is, maybe a small one an object (flower me) holding. COLIVLAV S PGLLA Pan 1. on the field sen sitting , here (like on all but most of the time less Coins clear with this one type) unbearded, den r. Arm over head legend, in 1. Arm Pe- stupid, 1. in the field the Syrinx. COLIVLAVGPeLLA Ge- emboss as before. COLIVLA VCPELLA Female enthroned figure 1., without mo- dius, the R. after the Mouth moving, here probably sure nothing holding; the throne has lion feet and curved backrest.

Pella. 14 i JE6 /E6k 16 JE6 '7 18 20 21 JE6 JE6 M6 7^ EACH iE 64 Gordian III. IMPGORDIANVSPFAVG Bust portrait r. with Kro- ne and robe. COL IVLA VGPELLA Pan 1. on the rock sitting, the R. about laying his head, in 1. Poor Pedum, 1. in Fields the Svrinx. COLIVLA VC PELLA Pan as before. IMPCMANTCORDIANVS Bust portrait r. with Kro- ne and scale pan- Zer, on the from the front visible chest a linen Medusa head. The G on this coin and at all often in Pella like C designed (see e.g. B. above Maximus\ IMPGOROIANVS (she) PFA . . Bust portrait r. with crown and Ge- wall. IMPMANTGORDIANVS AVG Bust portrait r. with Crown and robe. IMPCMANTGORDIANVS AVG Bust portrait r. with Wreath and robe. IMPCMANTGOR Head or bust portrait r. with wreath. COLIVL AVGPELLA Enthroned female figure 1. with Modius, the R. to the mouth moving and much- easily a flower in holding her (Spes ?). COLIVLA VGPELLA Likewise. COLIVLA VGPELLA Likewise. Likewise. Philip senior. IMPCMIVLPHILIPPVS Bust r. with wreath and robe. IMPCAeMIVFILIPPVS Bust r. with crown and robe. COLIVLA v SPCLLA Pan 1. on the rock sitting, the R. about laying his head, in 1. Poor Pedum, 1. in Field Syrinx. COLIVLA VSPCLLA Enthroned female Figure with Modius 1,. the R. to the mouth holding, perhaps with flower. The throne has lion feet. This copy: Mionn. P. III, 98 No. 611. Puzzles dorff 28780 28780 Puzzles village Fox smoke smoke

IIÖ Macedonia. M6 23 JEsk Otacilia. M •OTACILSeveRAe Bust portrait r. COLIVLA VS PELLA Paii on the rock sitting 1st, the r. Poor placed over the head, in l. Poor Pedum , 1. in the field Syrinx. Philip junior? IMPCAESMIVLPHILIP PVS Bust portrait r. with Crown and robe. The head deviant from the coins Phi- father's lip and apparently youthful cher, but it is possible Fortunately, Phil- lippus senior. COLIVLA ...^LLAPan like before. Phila? ^3 Running horse r. 4>IAA including lunar sickle, upwards aimed at the Gan- ze wreath, probably Lor- beer. The last letter not completely clearly, it very well can an A to be; the only one knew coin of the city of Phila in Macedonia in the south, at the mouth of the Peneus, with Nike and club, has also the inscription 4>IAA (Imhoof, Monn. Grecques p. 90). The style ours coin fits for Macedonia or Thessaly very good; Dannenberg gave them after Philippi, the inscription has but safely behind dem <^IA another one designed like A or A letters.

Philippi. I N^k 8.59 A^4 8,587 N^ N^\ 8.6 8.57 v4 8.58 Phil P.P The autonomous one Embossing of Philippi ge- listens to the time of the new founder Philipp's II. and one just a little later time on (see Imhoof, monnaies grecques p. 90. The head of Heracles Front shows in everyone three metals two very different opinions, one strict, ancient and one from more modern forms; the ancient form only on the small copper coins and those with the name: Thasus des mainland. Unbearded Heracles |

ii8 Macedonia. 12 13 H N4 JR6 ^6 ^3 M2 ^2 ^2 JE4 67 i3>2 before- speed- lich er- hold 13.95 something off- rubbed 3.12 1.55 1.52 ^<77 h5 Likewise. Likewise, but from strict according to Styl. Plate V, 48. Likewise, newer Styl. Likewise, but from strict according to Styl. As well. As well. As well. As well. Unbearded Heracles head with lion skin 1. Likewise. Likewise, but the wedding be further down , that Sheet is to the left there. Tripod and Inscription as before, above that Tripod more lying Laurel branch, right Battle axe, from the three- There are two tags hanging at the base IAIPPr2N right, from above. Tripod with Taenien, about it gender laurel branch, Rnk's club, the big one Page up. IAinnßN left, from below. Tripod with Taenien, above the branch. Right Del- phin , the head after below, to the right. Likewise, the epithet On the right here is an arch vertical, the chord Likewise. Likewise, yes right here one Battle axe ß/ie above on the idrachmon). Likewise, yes right cereal grain.

Philippi. IIC) ibliEsi! iS iE 3^ JEsk ^3k JE4 I 23 «5 JE3 JE4 JE4 Likewise. Likewise, the writing be- starts above the Tripod. epithet here: club, the thick one side up, showing over, slanted, cereal grain. 11925 Likewise, two copies. Likewise, Copl right- Likewise, the grain there, grain not clear. Likewise, but to the left. Likewise, in front of the head two or three balls fishing; As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. lAIPPHN right, from above. Tripod, left O Likewise, over the O three balls or Points: *• if this not hint of the one end of the day nien is which on the Silver coins completely similarly presented provides are. IAIPnr2N right, from above. Tripod; left P, underneath upright- standing ear of wheat with Scroll down a bit bent left. As well. Likewise, that mono gram here ^ or similar. Likewise, K about the ear of wheat. the ear of wheat with leaf tern. Likewise, ear of wheat alone visible. '95 '5 Fox 19520 18047 smoke Puzzles villagef 18048 Puzzles village 19516 19519

120 Macedonia. 28 JE4 29^3 30 31 32 33 34 ^3h JE li EVER I EVER I iE I- 35 36 JE2 EVER I Likewise. As well. As well. Unbearded Heracles head with Lion skin r., of strict style. As well. As well. As well. Likewise, epithet not recognizable or not available. Likewise, without pickling chen. As well. IAIP to the pages of PßN tripod, from starting at the bottom ; on end the font Astragalus. Likewise, less German- lich.

Philippi. 37 JEi^ Yep 39 iE4 » 40- 45 46 JE4 iE 6^ 49 iE5 Likewise. As well. Likewise, right above a smaller indistinct- licher subject (Helmet or hat ?). Likewise^ less complete- constantly, no supplement chen visible. Antoniu.>. The from Imhoof as possible appropriately belonging to Philippi. ten pieces (Imhoof monn. gr. p. 253 ff.) s. at Parium. Augustus. VIC AVGauer in the field, in between Victoria 1. in the stretched-out position ten R. Kranz, in 1. Arm palm branch, on a square base sis standing. Six more copies. COL-AVGIVL PHIL ISSA AVG head r. with laurel wreath. COHOR PRAE and in PHIL section Three upright ones Field symbols. DIVO IVL right, from starting at the bottom, and AVG DIVI • F left, starting from the bottom. The Statues des Au^ustuSj in war dress, the L. an's Sword licking, and of the Divus lulius, un- terward clothed, behind Augustus, both to the left, the R. uplifting, Caesar seems garlanded. To both sides of the ba- sis one altar each. Three more copies, less clear. ! 151/1 195 II 174 Puzzles village 11050 Sparrow smoke B. Fried countries 881/1876 8631 smoke

122 Macedonia. 50 ^ik 51 52 iEy Rj 53 iE 6^ 54^44 Claudius, TICLAVDIVSCAESAR AVGPMTRPIMP head Likewise, less German- lich. Likewise, transcription almost completely completely. Nero, NEROCAES • AVG • P • M-TR- P-COSII Ju- final head of the Kaiser 1. Salonina. SALONINAAVG chest image r. with diadem, on the crescent moon. COLAVGIVLPHILIP The Statues des August stus and Caesar like above on the mouth zen des Augustus, right and left Al- tar. On the Base: DIVVS AVG Likewise, here too O for O clearly, likewise clearly the inscription of base. Likewise, the O probably without a period, the in- font of the base not clearly, the first time le seems with O to end, I would like maybe read DIVO, IVL so that so here the one inscription on the behind Augustus figure located pull, (Friedlaender read DIVO ; clearly AVG is the entire inscription not). COLIVL AVGPHILIP The statues and al- tares like before, on The base is DIVVS AVG COLP HILIP scream- tend Victoria 1. in the R. Kranz, in 1, Poor palm branch. Dannen- mountain 1 0629 18049 182/1877 28780

Potidaea. 23 i JR6 ^7A7 JRiik 2.72 iR24 iR2V 2.68 2.63 ""33 Potidaea. Poseidon to horse r. deepened, through slide gonal quadruple divided flat four- eck. (unbearded?), the horse raises easy 1. foot, Poseidon holds in the R. diagonally et- what down the Trident. Under that Horse star with her- ben rays. Whether here, like on similar pieces right P stood, is not to recognize. Very early, probably before 500 v. G Plate V, 49. Likewise, under the three- zack n , behind that Poor des Poseidon seems to say O. Plate V, 50. Likewise, man sees that Oh, that n not. Poseidon like before, a little less aher- thümlich, under the Horses stands Fl from f;anz equal gift iger form. Rider r. , the horse lifts the 1. Forefoot and Hind foot, in the neck des Riders seems the broad hat to hold fen, a trident the figure is not old. Female head r. with to a point on- winding through Pearls indicated hair, with neck band, from a li- kidney square vice versa ben, in slightly deeper th square. Likewise, the head with Pearl choker. Likewise, it seems without line square. Prokesh Likewise, with simple collar, no per- len, the hair smooth, wound to the top. 156/1873 Fox Prokesh 11659

124 Macedonia. ^i. Female head right. with HOTEL in Section. Earring. Shocker Taurus r. The Inscription HOTEI on a similar one piece in Athens fPostolacca, Monumenti dell' Inst. VIII Plate XXXII, 3, Imhoof, monn. gr. p. 91); on our copy you could too POTI , read, yes is the coin on this one position oxidized. 28804 ^3\ JE3 ^3 Pydna. All coins same completely of King Amyntas, father Philip's II. Unbearded Heracles head with Lion skin r. the Likewise. As well. As well. PYNANAiriN about a- an eagle right, which one Snake with keeps the clutches and bites. As well. PYANAinN otherwise- like that. As well. smoke 8276 Prokesh 7R24 2.02 Scione. teenager male head with forehead band r. ^ K around a corin ß I thischen Helmet 1., the whole thing in ver- deep square. One similar coin erroneous as Scotussa: cadal vein, Recueil de med. gr. p. 87 plates. 11 No. I. — This silver coin may have been dated before 421 v. BC be shaped (see Catalog of Brit. Mus.) , but the city's copper coins are certainly later, the destruction of the city's inhabitants the Athenians conditional not the quitting the existence of the city yourself. Prokesh

Scione. 125 iE4 I iE 3^ iE4 JE3 teenager male head with forehead band r. I A 11 CKISSlN so either below that N and the II above as mono grams to look at, or as a double N to read; but it is Letter below very faint and indistinct- lich, maybe are it's just coincidences. The writing under and next to the Corinthi chen helmet r. As well. As well. ^Klß under the corin- this helmet r. t. or more complete K (indistinct) ne- ben and under demcorinthian Helmet r. head (the Aphrodite) with headband r. ^K Eat two pigeons, each other turned towards standing, between them plant, in the cut an arabesque. 3523/1873 10317 Fox Prokesh

I2O Macedonia. cf. similar coins near Imhoof, naies grecques p, 91 No. 113. To compare is at Skione the remark to a silver coin at the Thracian Chersonesus Volume I the description, p. 357 (additions). ^7h i6,i Sermyle. square incusum of star-shaped structure stal. .EP MVAIKOM Bearded naked rider r. in the raised R. kur- zen spear, beneath him r. ongoing wind dog. Plate V, ^i. Magazine f. Numismatics VI p. 235. — The coin likes around 500 v. G shaped be. The Transcription is not completely clearly, from You only see traces of the sigma, you could see the A hold for A, the final M is in the middle line indistinct, so that it resembles an H, but is the reading crEPMYAlKON the only possible one. Two other coins from Sermyle: L. de deer, annuaire de la soc. de Numism. 1884 p. 35, plate. I. 7, 8. Deer the sigma reads like this: < , meant but it is probably from the stamps tailor $ or t . (043/ 1878 JE6 JE6'< Stobi. Titus and Domitian. . . . SARIMPDOMITIA NVSC... The heads each other facing, that of Titus right- with a wreath. M. Aurelius. ...ANTONINV. head of M. Aurel with cro- no r. M STOBENSIVM Temple of Four Pigs len. STOBENSIVM thro- nender Jupiter 1., in the R. shell, the L. on that Scepter supportive. Fox 28623/21

Stobi. 127 3 ^ 4 \Ai7k IMMAVAN TONINVSGS STObENSI VMGS Vic Head with wreath r. toria 1. striding, in the lowered one R. wreath and short Staff, in the 1st arm palm branch, at her feet sen wheel. Plate VI, 52. This beautifully crafted coin is in more technical relationship strange : the GS of the environment writing means probably z casually »Germanicus Sarmaticus«*) and on the back “Germany” Nico Sarmatico" sc. municipium Stobensium or “Germanica Sarmatica” sc. Victoria. The Presentation the Back is Nike Nemesis, with the staff and wheel of Nemesis; that it no sign but a completely clear cial wheel is proven by coins of Caracalla in our collection. The coin is so a commemorative coin on M. Aurel's victories over the Germanic and Sar- matcn, with the appropriately chosen representation the Nike nemesis. That the city of Stobi this Memorial coin with the striking types and There is good reason for the coinage that was coined in a location not far from the theater of war the city. The Title Germanicus Sarmaticus appear with M. Aurel since 928 (175 n. G.**) Septimius Severus. SEVERVS BIVSAVG I Bust portrait with wreath and paludamentum r. 28780 smoke NICIPI STOBENSI Victoria r. striding, in the raised R. Wreath, with the L. the palm shouldering, r. Crescent, upwards open. It is uncertain whether DIVS or BIVS stands, FC, ] incorrect is the first letter anyway. ^^B •) Fricdlaender, who has the GS unexplained Hess, thought of the inscription on the coins ^m Sagunto: CN BAEBIO GLAB L • CALPVRN AED G S (Florez U Plate 41 No. ij and Catalog Rollin p. 31I; but on an otherwise identical coin at Hot instead: AED G S: AED CVR stands (Hot descr. Gen. of the monn. ans. d'Kspagne Plate XXVIII , 18) and on others Coins from Sagunto a clear C • p (Hot I.c. No. 13 and Berliner Mus.), the G*S doubtful and has with our coin of the .M. Aurel nothing to do. ••) Eckhel VII, 62. — The GS could at most also n Germania Subacta« (cf. 1 ckhel VII p. 6o> be dissolved , but the GS behind the head is more like that GERMSARM the Roman Coins. — This wheel at Victoria held Friedlander at before- more lying Minzc for one Shield and denied the name wheel, but later coins (Caracalla) show the wheel in very clear in all parts and already that held in lowered hand Victoria's holding staff had to go to Victoria's nemesis drove.

128 Macedonia. ^1\ ^ 7 ^6 ^5 ^5l IMC • p • P SEVERV MVNICI STOBEN Vic Bust portrait with wreath toria 1. striding, and Paludamentumr. in the beloved R. wreath, in 1. Poor palm branch. The beginning the Transcription the front page IN is uncertain, the ribbons of the wreath are like that closely linked to the fact that you have a lot of could easily doubt the M in particular. If IN sure would be, would stand that S • P well erroneous instead of SEP, or meant, in wrong position "Septimius Pertinax." Likewise, from the same stamp, MVNICIPI ...BEN Vic- toria as before, but to the right. In the field left bigger six- radiant star. Dom na. IVLIA-AVGVSTA breast image r. MVNICIP STOBEN Vic toria as pantheon: ste- hendr., clothed and winged, with radiant len wreathed (HeHos), Modius (indistinct) and in 1. Arm Filling horn (Tyche), the R. on a long torch supported, around which a snake winds (Demeter). The attributes of the Nike pantheon find yourself similar on one me present cut Stone : aureole , cornucopia, ears of corn, the robe on the breast becomes from the 1st hand held (so Helios, Demeter, Tyche, Nemesis). IVLIA AVGVSTA breast image r. IVLIA AVGVSTA breast image r. MVNI STOB Victoria 1. striding, in the out- stretched R. wreath, in 1st arm palm branch. . . NICS TOB Vic toria standing 1., in the outstretched R. wreath, in 1. Poor Palm branch, below 1. maybe the bike (un- clearly). Puzzles village"

Stobi. 29 10 JEsk JE6 M7 31-^54 4 iE 54 YESh 16M6 Likewise. IVLIA AVGVSTA the font begins r. above, not like usual L below. Bust portrait r. M...CIP STOBENSIVM Victoria r. striding, in the outstretched one R. Kranz, in 1. Poor palm branch. MVNICI STOB . . Vic toria 1. striding, in the outstretched one R. Kranz, in 1. Poor I palm branch. Caracalla. IN THE . CMAVR (not everything clearly^ ANT . . INVS Bust portrait [like it seems very Teen and un- )like) r. with wreath and Paludamentum. MAVREL ANTONI Bear tiger head with wreath r. ANTONINVS PIVSAV CV font r. above starting. Bearded man Head with wreath r. MAV ANTONINV IV AVG IVwellforPIVS, head with wreath r., it seems nasty. MAVRANTONINVS AV Bearded bust portrait r. with wreath and protection penpanzcr, you can see the back. The AV stands left, same- Sam as a beginning the font. . STOBEN Victoria 1. striding, in which- ^stretched R. wreath, in 1st arm palm branch. MVNICIP STOBEN Vic toria r. on a cake gel standing, in the raised R. wreath, in the first arm palm branch. .VNICS TOBEN Victo- ria r. striding, in the outstretched R. wreath, in 1. Poor palm branch. MVNIC STOBENS Vic toria r. on the Ku- gel, in the raised- a R. wreath (palm branch not visible, poorly preserved). MVNICISTOBEN Victo ria 1. striding, in the outstretched R. wreath, in 1. Poor palm branch. Fox Fox Goose eye Peacock Puzzles villagef 1 1624 ancient manias, ßd. II.

3« Macedonia. 17 JE6 18 JEsk ig\ JE6 Hey MAVR ANTONINVS(the Augustus title stood maybe still below) Bust portrait r. as before- here. MVN IC STOB...Vic- toria striding 1., in the outstretched R. wreath, in 1. Poor palm branch. Down to their feet 1. a clear wheel. MAVREL ANTONIN Bearded man head with wreath r. M • AVR • ANTONINVS \ MVNICIP STOBEN Vic- and Hnks AC (probably toria 1. like before, for AVG) Bust portrait r. | the bike is here too like before. ! German MVNICI STÖBE Victo ria standing r. with at- the hands obliquely a pole (for drying) paeum) holding, on which one above a Helmet stuck. The Helmet of the shape like on macedoni royal coins, but without bush, with Earflaps. Geta. IM-C-P-SE PT GETA P.VS (that I missing neither or appears as a small line or Point) AVG head with wreath and light Beard r. MVNICl STOBEN Vic toria r. striding, in the raised R. wreath, in 1. Poor palm branch. smoke Fox Fox Fox Terone. 16.36 bad received two-handled, below pointed jug, from both hangs at the top of the pages one (very indistinct- che) grapevine (with sheet ?) down; around- give of a very widths line circle. Fourfold flat Prokesh recessed square.

Terone. 8i 17 ! Likewise, the vines before- I grape and leaf, speed- Pearl circle. borrowed er- hold R 24« 2.28 2.12 bad received Likewise. 6 liRa^ Plate VI, 53. T E to the sides of a I Four-fold flat one-handled to the left recessed square, standing jug, j Likewise. Without writing, likewise. Likewise, otherwise ! As well. «4; A< 0.4 393/1882 28850 Prokesh 28780 One-handled jug left- Fourfold divided | Fox deep square, for example similar to that of Byzantium lich, there, in the form ge just like the others small pieces from Terone equal, yes right seems K or K to stand. A A Well not poured, but just strong rubbed off. On Carthaea or about Gorcyra one can hardly think. For Terone that would be Weight striking. Fourfold flat recessed square. Single-handled Pitcher 1., in the form of the Am- f)hora of antiquity ien tetradrachm similar. Right of Handle hangs one grape down. Single-handled Kru^ 1., Front part of a sprin the lower part ribbed. ' coming buck r. The coin certainly belongs to Terone, that vessel is completely same as that on the silver coin with the name of Terone and the Satyr, which into the Kruu, sees and goats- buck on the Back (Catal. d. Brit. Mus. p. 108). Fox Fox 9*

132 Macedonia. Thessalonice. Ms YES JE4 4- 7 JE4' 4h EVER. Head of Zeus with Lore beer wreath r. As well. Head of Zeus (?) with Laurel wreath r., from archaic cha- raker, with very long according to Beard. JE4 Four more copies. As well. As well. OEZZAA . from above NIKHS down, to the pages one r. on the flight Lightning standing ad lers, the r. wings lifted. Likewise, on the right foot se of the eagle Ä^ or similar. 0E Z next to and the Z AA O last line and NIKHZ ter two shock- send goats. The font on the most specimens this one coin not completely clearly. Likewise, yes the Domestic writing different attached arranges, man sees: O.E Z A A NIKH the latter between the legs. Likewise, put here like this: i- O "Z ZA A O IKHZ the last two syllables ben between the legs, everything else outside the animals. N

Thessalonice. I o .^-4 .!•: .^:4 3^5 41^44 i', Jf^4h Likewise. 1 Likewise. Likewise, head des Zeus with Laurel wreath r., am Neck that Scepter. 1 Likewise, the scepter here , like at the consequences- not visible. Ivfien« Likewise. Likewise, Font different arranged. You can see 0E Z AA (everything arranged like this and at least as loud as possible tend like above at the first described ben). Top left FE Likewise, different attached arranges. Man sees A NIKHZ the latter in the section. Between the legs fr Likewise, you can see here : Z Z AA NIKHE the latter in the section. At the top right a mo- nogram, 1a or similar. eEZIA (the dash AONIKHZ theta completely clearly] about and under emem r. lukewarm find Taurus. Dense under him 7^ &' Likewise, but the first Monogram ^M Likewise, the Y of the two- th monogram like T designed. Likewise, bad er- hold , also held here of the Y in the monogram more like a T , like this: T Prokesh smoke Peace countries Fox Prokesh smoke

134 »7 Macedonia. JE6- 4i 3k EACH JE4. JE4 JbU JE4 JE4 \ 24 4 each. /E4 3k EACH 27 iE 4 Head of Poseidon r. with Diadem, on the trident. Likewise, above the three- Zack E Likewise. Pallas head right, the helmet with horse heads, in character of the late Athenian silver coins. As well. As well. Likewise, but here... nen none horse heads closed be. Pallas head with corin this helmet r. As well. As well. As well. OESZAA around one O ornate NIKHZ ship beak r. OEZSA AONI ship's beak bel r. Likewise , that point- theta very clearly. OESZAAO (on this one NIKHZ copy not quite completely dig) above and below a a grazing bull r. As well. As well. As well. 0EEZA AO about and NIKHZ under a a running horse r.; under the body of the horse lying down palm branch. As well. Up above the Font: rt gQ , that the latter maybe oh- no the apparent first horizontal line in Likewise, no mono grams visible, above dem back des horse eight-beam ger star. As well. 28656 8924 Puzzles village Prokesh Fox Mr- man Prokesh B. Fried countries

Thessalonice. 35 28 3k EACH l 29 . EACH 34 i ;. ^3 32 iC3^ ! 331 ^3 34!^-34 f^3 37^3 $h\MC Likewise. head the Artemis r. with a high diadem. As well. As well. As well. As well. As well. Two more copies. Likewise, without a star, and lying below the body the caduceus right- there. 0EZZAAO about and NIKESSN under the lying Quiver r. with the bow. Above eat over the writing Likewise, you can see from it K of the monogram only the upper transverse stroked. Likewise, but above and below an incomplete clearly visible mono gram. Man sees below tuv Likewise, only at the bottom unclear mono gram. Likewise, above H or richer, indistinct below- lish monogram. Likewise, no mono grams visible. 11079 Likewise. | 0EZZA over and j AONIK under the left- there lying Kö- cher. Bo^en not ! sighttoar. The inscription seems not longer been to be. parts of the Inscription OEZEAA O Nl KHZ above and next to the hands gender grape, that Whole in ivy wreath. Very poorly preserved. Youthful Bacchus head with ivy wreath r. Puzzles village »9524 Puzzles village 1 1192 Puzzles village smoke

136 39! ^7 Macedonia. 40^5 Likewise. As well. 41 iE4 42 ^.4^ 43 44 iE4 iE4 Likewise. Youthful Bacchus head with ivy wreath Likewise. 45 iE4 Likewise. As well. Likewise, better preserved with monograms; man sees: O R IN Nl KH eEZZAA and left Nl KHZ below and clear mono gram t^ hanging- de grape with two little tendrils, that Whole in (indistinct- lichen) Ivy wreath. Dash theta clearly. .^ AO Nl behind the KHZ font un- clear mono gram. Embossing like before, Theta un- clearly. 0EZZA AO about, ne- Nl KH '£ ben and under one r. ste- present Billy goat. Above WE right M or similar. . EZZAA embossing like that. Half above . IKH . visible mo- nogram, right (51 . EZZAAO Embossing likewise. . I KHZ Left un- clear monogram, r. K or a with K be- ginning mono gram. 0EZZA Theta unclear- . IK M borrowed. Embossing as before, above Ko or similar. smoke Prokesh II 14; 19525 smoke

Thessalonice. 37 46 JE4. 47! iE 4 fr ^4 4k EACH l 54 55 s6 iE 4^ iE 4^ iE44- 3h iE 4-3 k Likewise. As well. OEZZ and under that Body ONIK H, there- down M OEZIAAO from above, NIKHS to the side ten of the r. standing billy goat. step on no copy completely complete, that Theta always missing. Still four copies. Youthful Bacchus Head with ivy wreath r. As well. As well. Unbearded head des Heracles r. with soldering wenfell. Likewise, from later Styl. OEZ ZA and AONIKHZ in section. Pegasus r. blasting ; right below obliquely upwards directed Ear of corn with two leaves tern r. As well. Likewise, less German- lich. OEZZAAO about and NIKEflN under the lying club, the thick side 1. Above fcJ (or richer Mo- nogram), below fv*» GEZZAAO about and NIKHZ under the lying club, the thickness Page r. , about the font X or similar. The dash thetash clearly. — This Whole from one 1. together- winding oak surrounded by a wreath. B. Fried countries Goose eye Puzzles village Fox Prokesh Fox Puzzles village- Puzzles village Prokesh Prokesh

38 Macedonia. 57 58 59 60 M3 JE3 JE3 ^3 61 Ms (yi YES 63 JE4. horse r. striding, over him crescent moon, after above open (in it star?), under which he- lifted r. Foot Y horse 1. striding. horse 1. striding , (with front hang down dendem reins??), and- ter the body A (for A?). Walking Pan 1., the R. uplifting [anoaKo- TTwv) in 1. Poor Pedum and Goatskin. OEZZA in the top ofFe- AONI a wreath, with KESSN one similar- normal decoration the opening. 0EZ in the open top ZAAO Oak wreath. NIKE ßN OeC the theta and CAAO German, in Nike above open ßN Laurel wreath. 0eC in the open top CAAO laurel wreath, Nike above closed- OON sen through one small standing ad from the front with spread wings, looking to the right. S. Imhoof, monn. gr. p. 94, No. 127. Bust portrait of Hermes r. with robe and laurel wreath, with long hanging ones Bandern, above the 1. Gaduceus shoulder. cf. Gatal. d. Brit. Imhoof, monnaies gr. Wreath ribbon missing. OEZZAA from above, to O the pages NIKHS des stand- the pan 1., the the R. raises (aTroo-xoTrwv) in 1. Poor that Pe- stupid and goatskin, left in the field 1^ That Theta in the city name unclear. Mus. p. 109, 4—5 and p. 94, where that long head the Pallas or Roma r. , the helmet above into one grip fenkopf ending and with comb-like connection ornamental and winged. Compare the similar coins from Macedonia in general and Pella. eEZZAAO about the NIKESSN font m, under the font H , that Whole in left wound together- an oak wreath. As well. As well. Mr- man Beger Dannen- mountain 9322 Prokesh Fox 28772

Thessalonice. 39 64 l ^^5 06 ^7k JE7 iE6 67

[40 Macedonia. 73^5 74^5 ^5h 76 ^\\ 77^4 78 I iE 4^ i 79 i iE 4^ KABeiPO C Standing Kabir 1. in recently robe in the ge- lowered R. Rhyton, in 1. Arm hammer. OeC K . . . chest image (the city goddess, Nike) r. with one Hairstyle, which Livia wears similar, and wall. The female head has portrait character, one the first Empresses (man has on Octavia Neronis thought) or about Faustina junior. It but it's probably just Nike, ver- turned is the Eleutheria Nike on the coins of Thessalonice with the names of the Trium eCCAA.... Bust portrait the Nike r. with wand^ the hairstyle of the the Faustina similar. junior OeCCAAO NIKeßN g^heta unclear) rust image the city- goddess with wall crochet ne and robe r. eeccAAO NeiKH Bust portrait the city- goddess with wall crochet no, veiled Back of head and neck vi^and r. As well. eeCCA AONIKH breast image r. like before. . . . KH Bust portrait r. like before. Likewise, the writing very completely. unvol KA .eiPOCorBIPOC the font begins left and goes after continue below. — Ste- hender Kabir from front, 1. looking, in the R. Rhyton with Front part of a pan thers (?), in 1. Poor Hammer. KABGI POC standing Kabir from front, 1. looking, in the R. Rhyton with front part of a hare, in the L. like to sleep Gen expansive the Hammer. Likewise, writing and that Animal unclearHch. KABe IPOC as before- here, that animal des Rhyton indistinct. KABIPO C Kabir like Prokesh beforehand, the animal and clearly.

Thessalonice. 80 iE 4^ l 81 I YES JE4 JE4 YESh iE5 86|>E4^ KABEIP . . Standing Kabir from front, in the R. Rhyton ^Pan- ther? head back above), in the 1st arm Ham- mer. eeCCA AONIKH left below starting. Bust portrait the city- goddess with wall crochet no, veiled Back of head and neck wall r. As well. ©ESSA AONIKE in oak wreath. As well. Likewise, theta unclear- lich. eec CAAO NiKe in above open nen laurel wreath. Puzzles village Puzzles villagef Likewise. As well. Puzzles village B.Fried countries OeC Theta unclear- CAAONI lent, in the above KSßN open Lor beer wreath. OeCCAA . NIKH on the right 1 OeCCA in the above- i starting at the top, otherwise 1 AONI nen laurel; as well. i KeßN wreath. eeccAAO Bust portrait here. N€IKH in r. as before- above open nen laurel wreath. eec CAAO NIKE I nN The coin with the head of OMONOIA j and the alleged OEZ and PßM (Mion- I ZAAON net I, 494, 341 and II, 6.50 and Catal. Brit. Mus. Tnessalonice p. i n No. 43) heard the Thessalians on, it Stent only OEZZAA , that ON is reins and the ring the same, and j belongs to the character of the horse, which has similar I hold the reins on others Thessalian coins from Larisa u. a. appears. The coin follows therefore below under Thessaly, Pellerin s Destination of the coin was the correct one if also his reading OEZZAAfiN erroneous is. (cf. Pellerin recueil I, 160 plates XXVI, i and Mion net II, p. 6 note). Fox Fox

142 Macedonia 87

Thessalonice. 43 02 iE 6 1031 iU 3h 3 hours each k Augustus. KAIZAP ZEBAZTOZ Head with wreath r. KAIZAPSEB r. head 104

44 Macedonia. 109 HO 1 1 1 JE6 EVER JE4 '3 114 "'5 116 117 JE3 Ms YESh YESh Gaius Caesar rAlOCCEBACTOYYlO?: head r. Two more copies, clearly. Antonia. ANTONY . head r. and Augustus. 0ES:CAAON IKESSN Fo) ANTO . lA head 1. Tiberius. head des Augustus with wreath r. the back less OECCAAO NEIKEflN Nike on the ball standing 1st, in the out- stretched R. wreath, in 1st arm palm branch (the branch not clear- lich). QEXX . . . NEIKE ßN horse r. blowing up, with hanging down- the reins. KAIJ:AP tE^^t. ... 1 GECCAAG imobenoffe- Head with wreath 1. | NIKESSN a wreath. It is certainly the head of Tiberius. Tiberius and Livia. TI-KAICAPCE BACTOJC Head with wreath r. tl • KAI BACTOC Head with wreath r. BAtTO?; eE:5;:r.A.AONI KEflNCE BASITH head the Livia r. eECCAAONIK EflNCE BA5:TH head of the li- via r. Indistinct transcription. head of the Livia r. Up this coin is the head of Livia far less raw treated as on the previous coming, and that of the Roman medium bronze with SALVS similar. — Whether the coin really after Thessalonice heard, is not sure, see the inscription traces on the back something like this: AONBKAK-nN ; Nicaea it is probably not, in Styl the coin reminds us of Edessa, where also Tiberius and Livia together occur. tikes:ap5:e head r.

Thessalonice. 45 ii8 JE6 TI-KAItAP Head with wreath r. oec?:aaon %E BA^TH Bust portrait of the Livia r. with diadem and veiled back of head, like on the Roman mint zen the PIETAS Livia with 28780 Caligula and Antonia. 1 19 iE 5^ rK^\^^ptE^^tJO^ Head with wreath 1. ANTFLNIAZE OEt^^ AONIKEflN chest image the Antonia 1., , exactly like that dressed i like Livia (No. 118), ' according to the Roman ones ! Coins with pietas. Fox \7.o JE ^D^ 121 JES I 1 22 .¥. 23| M TKA ONIKE ANTßNIA ^EBACTH ßN Head with wreath 1. ^ Bust portrait 1. as before- i here. Claudius and his wife (prob Agrippina). TIKAAYAIO?: TEPMA ! OEZZAAO NIKHFemale NIK0tCEBA?:TOi Head 1. — Fall asleep generic stamp with ^ and maybe yet a second smaller one. bust portrait r. in the costume of Livia with veiled Back of the head, maybe without a tiara. The G instead of O seems sure. — Whether the on the back depicted Empress Messa- lina or Agrippina is, remains uncertain, last- teres is of course the more likely one, too there is a weak similarity. Claudius and Divus Augustus. TIKAAYKAiu: AP tE ÖEöttEB^ Et BMi head with wreath SiAAGNEIKE^N head r. I with crown r. Also here it seems instead of O sure. TIKAAYKAIJ: tESMi OEOiiEB AO Dead head with wreath NEIKESSN head with 1. Crown r. 28781 Fox 28778 Fox Ancient coins. Vol. 11.

146 124 JE6 125 120 iE 7^ ^7-2 Macedonia. Claudius and Britannicus. I • KAAYAIOC • KAICAP • BPeTANNIKOC-GeCCA E . . . . O.C head 1. AONI (longer was ; the Transcription not) | Bust portrait 1. with wall. About the whole thing a more ornate, above open laurel wreath. At the top of the opening one Ball (gem or game). The title of Claudius is maybe rep MANIKOC, cf. the similar with rePMA at Sanclemente (Mus. Sanclem. numism. Plate XV, 40). One copy in London and that of Mionnet described Parisians have however ceBA. Nero, NePCON 1. KAICAP head KAICAP NEPnNtEB.. DEAD head 1., very youthful. eeCCAAO(alsoAO).... Nike on the ball standing 1., wreath in the outstretched row, in 1st arm palm branch. PßMH:f.£:8A'.n'HOECS:A ASSNIKER (she), the Theta form uncertain. Standing Roma in short dress with boots rock standing, left- there turned, but to the right looking, the R. on the lance supported, in 1. Poor Parazonium and Ge- wall, the r. chest exposed. With completely preserved inscription in Musei Sanclementiani numismata plate XV, 50. Whether also on our coin Csßao-o-To? with two he stands, is not visible.

Thessalonice. 47 \2j JE6 NEPßN head L, very youthful. I 28,' JE sh NeP(ji)N and traces of KAICAP head 1. [2a EACH 6 130 iE 7 1311 iE 5^ Galba. AYTOKPATriPrAAB head r. Vespasianus. ßPKAICAPOY Et^\^t head with wreath r. OEC^A in the above- AONIKE nen wreath, ßN above Eagle on the lightning r. ste- hend, the head 1. turning, wreath in beak, with out- spread wings. OettA in the top ofFe- AONIKE nen wreath, (ji)N at the top of the ad ler to the left, with an- lying wings, on the lightning, the head r. turning. Whether he the wreath held, is uncertain. .tA Nike 1. on the ball ste- hend, attributes un- clearly, but every- if wreath and palm branch. Left a half- moon-shaped stem pel with AHMO . . . tA in wreath, AONIKE above 1. the QN standing ad ler head r. who- dend, with concerns- the wings, like it seems without Lightning. Titus and Domitian. ....METIONKAItAP (she) the heads des Titus and Domitian, facing each other. OEts:A in the above- AONIKE nen wreath, ßN above 1. ste- hender eagle, in r. foot not raised hold a palm branch tend. With voilstUndicer inscription of Titus TITON AYT, see Mionnet 1 p. 498 No. 369.

148 i I 1321 JEs Macedonia. '33 JEj 134 135 JE6\ M'j 136 leu iyf,JE6\ Traianus. TPAIANOC KAICAP Head with crown r. 0€C in the open top CAAO wreath , above Nike Eagle with out- OON widened river gel standing, from front, head right. who- dend; as it seems Wreath in beak. Commode. AYTO....MANNO eeCCAAO ON head with wreath and long Beard r. NIKenN Nike 1. with wreath in the R. , in 1. Poor palm branch. It is certainly not to Marcus (AureHus) Antoninus to think: the transcription was like other coins of Commodus have COME ANTßNEINON or similar to read, also that one head more like Commodus, than that M. Aurel. eeCCA Nike with Wreath and palm tree r. ... NeiKer2N Nike with wreath and palm tree ANTßNONON ...head with wreath and long according to beard r. A.V.... head (probably also of the Commo dus) with wreath and long beard r. Titiana. The specimen, which in Catalog Peacock P.404, at Gessner Imp. Plate 129 17, at Sestini Lett. VIII 41 and Mionnet S. III 141 911 note described j is depicted and mentioned, is wrong. It is one old coin from Thessalo nice, the front of which is distorted is. Julia Domna. lOVAIAAOMNA-CeB Bust portrait 1. lOVAlA AOMNACe Bust portrait r. eeccAAON . KeßN Nike 1., in 1. Poor • palm branch, on the R. a small pot holding birth, the 1. stands in the R. Rhy- sound, in which something raised L. the ham- mer holding. I eeCCAAON.... Nike \ 1. with the Kabir, like i before. Fox smoke 12608 7700