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

Thessalonice. 149 138 IES loYAlA AVrOYCTA Bust portrait r. . ...ONlKeßN Nike I with wreath and palm tree ' 1. I 139 6 each » 140 6 each 141 Hey 142 6 each 143 iC8 144 iC8 '45' ^5 lOVAlA AOMNACe Bust portrait r. As well. eeccA Ao Ni KeßN Kabir in a temp- pel of two columns standing 1. looking, with a clear wreath, in the R. Rhyton, in something elevated 1. Arm hammer. Likewise, less good. Garacalla. AV TKMAVP ANTONY eeCCAAONI KeßN NOC Bearded man head with wreath r. Nike 1., right.Han little Kabir with me Rhyton and Hammer, in 1st arm palm branch. Likewise, the same star | AONIKeflN Nike pel. I 1. as before. AV-KMAVP ON I eCCCAA ON IKeßN TßNINOC Bearded man Nike r. in the er- Head with wreath r. lifted R. wreath, 1 in the L. the palm I branch, shouldered. AYKMAYPAN TONei NOC Bust portrait with wreath and Paluda mentality r., youth lich and unbearded. AVTKMAYP ANTONY NOC Bust portrait with wreath and Paluda menium r., youth lich and unnatural. eeccAAo NiKen n (theta form indistinct- lich) Nike 1. in the collected R. Kranz, in the first arm palm branch. KA Bl POC standing- the Kabir 1. in the R. Rhyton, in the something collected L. Hammer. Fox Fox Goose eye 3925 Thencn- mountain .83/1877

like that Macedonia. 146 •47 148 YES Mj 4 hours each 149 M6 150 JE6i. [51 JE6 152 153 M6 JE6i, Likewise, less German- ! CAB . . O.C Likewise, j 3071 borrowed. j less clear. 1 Geta. •ncenT rexACKAi eeccA ao NiKeßN 250/1886 CAP • Bust portrait r. with paludamentum, unbearded. eeccA AO NiKeßN Nike r. in the er- lifted R. wreath, in the L. the palm branch, shouldered. eeCC in above open AAONI a wreath. KEflN Blurry writing, like ...CKAICAP youth lish Bust portrait with Paludamentum r., dem Geta some- masses similar. Quite unsure whether Geta; the preceding- the small pieces des Have Caracalla a similar appearance. Macrinus. AVT-M-OneAC Bust portrait with wreath, in tank, r. with recently Beard. Elagabalus. AV • K • M • AVP • ON TßNINOC Bust portrait r. with wreath and pa- ludamentum. AV • K • M • AVP • ANTß NINOC Bust portrait r. with wreath and Pa- ludamentum. AVKMAVPANT UNI NOCeVC head with wreath r. Julia Paula. lOVAlA nAVAAAVr Bust portrait r. Keü;/i(sic) 1., on the r. eeccAAo Nike hand the small Kabiren with Rhyton and hammer, in 1. Poor palm branch. eeccA AONiKeßN Nike 1., on the r. hand the small Kabiren with (very un- clear) Rhyton and hammer, in 1. Poor palm branch. GeCCAAONI Kenn Nike 1., the Kabir with rhyton and ham mer on the R. , in 1st arm palm branch. eeCCAA O NIKSflN Nike with Kabir 1st, like before. eeccAAONi Kenn Nike 1., on the R. the Kabiren with Rhy- clay and hammer, in 1st arm palm branch. Puzzles village 28732 Puzzles dorff smoke 140/18;// i

Thessalonice. 1 54 EACH 6^ 155 iU 64 156J JE7 157/E6 .58 JE6^ 4^7 l(XJ iE7 M6 Likewise, less constantly. ,ol- I don't know CCAAONIKN i completely clear. Ste- hender Kabir 1., Rhy- tone in the R. , in the something collected L. Hammer. Severus Alexander. AVTO • K • cev • AAe Lee c caaon iKenN lANPOC head with! Nike 1., on the R. wreath r. Likewise. AVTOKCeV AAeiAN APOC Bust portrait with Paludamenium r. Mamaea. lOVAlA MAMeAAVr Bust portrait r. Maximinus. i>iKe i. y ouch uci IV. the Kabir with Rhy- clay and hammer^ im 1st arm palm branch. Likewise, less German- lich. Likewise. e e ccAAON iKenN Nike 1. on the R. the Kabir with Rhy- clay and hammer, in 1st arm palm branch. AVKflOVOVH MAY eeCCAAO ... € ßN MtlNOC Bust r. Nike 1., on the R. with wreath and palu | the Kabiren with Rhy- ladydom. i clay and hammer, in 1st arm palm branch. VKnOVAOV-H-P- MAIIM (the points between the letters e.g. Th. pointless) bust portrait with wreath and Paluda mentality r. . KnOVA.... MAY fA Bust portrait with wreath and Paluda mentality r. eeccA Ao N iKenN Nike 1. as before. Fox Puzzles village 18664 eeCCA AO NIKenN Puzzles Nike l. like before. 1 village Fox 5106

152 Macedonia. 162 iE7 ;63 M6\ /^mi. AVKflOVA IljeeCCAA ONlKeßN MINOC Bust portrait with I Kabir standing, 1. wreath and Paluda looking, in the R. mentality r. Rhyton, whose head partly a jumping one Animal (Panther? Ha- se?), in which something is raised L. Hammer. Right and left and ten a altar-like cher item with you one emem Horns equal ends decorating tion. Items the Back both The seem on this and the following coin both equal to each other be, d. h. the one on the right standing is the same as the one shown on the left, while on other coins (see below e.g. b. Gordian III) right a burning altar stands. The Catalog des British Museum calls that Item: Anvils with a horn-like structure Essay, while Friedlaender a game urn with branch suspected, also Sancle mente was already thinking about the branch (Mus. Sanclem. numismata III, 48): »cippus e quo ramus emer- git«. The latter, however, comes with the font riYOlA in Thessalonice, at Apollo and Nike (see Philippus and OtaciHa), also four Urns as back (see Decius), but the round one Urn is there completely different as the “Anvil” designed and the branch clearly as such characterized, while he definitely has one here Horns similar is. . . . . lOVAOVHPMÄII eeccAAO NIKenN MINOC Bust portrait with Kabir standing, 1. wreath and Paluda looking, in the R. that mentality r. | Rhyton, whose top some parts jumping animal; in the easy collected L. Ham 28780

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154 Macedonia. 171 EACH 6^ 172 JE6i. 173 JEj 174 My 175 JE6i. AVKMANT rOPAlA NOC Bust portrait with Wreath and robe right. Plate VI, 54. AVK • M • ANT rOPAl ANOC Bust portrait r. with wreath and palu ladydom. AVTKMANTfl • TOPAI ANOC Bust portrait with Crown and Paluda mentality r. AVTKMANTßNIOCrOP AlANOC bust with wreath and Paluda mentality r. Likewise, less complete- constantly, it seems same stamp. eeccAA ONiKeßN Standing Kabir, 1. looking, with Rhyton and hammer, 1. un- th burning altar, r. the unexplained object with horn nicer ornament, here the altar in the Similar shape. eeccAA oNiKeßN Kabir standing , 1. looking, in the R. Rhyton, in the easy collected L. Ham mer, 1. burn below nender altar, r. altar- similar item with attachment, the a- a horn equals. eeccAAO Nope iKeßN N6wxop (according to Ana- logy the following Coin supplemented) Apollo lo standing 1., naked, on the R. den small a Kabiren with Rhy- tone and hammer, in the lowered one L. downwards swept branch. eeccAAON iK eßN N€ßKOP Apollo 1. as before, with that Kabiren and branch. In Fields distributed: nv lA . . . NiKeßNNenKQ . Apollo 1. with Kabir and branch as before here, yes is at the r. shoulder the king cher visible, the the previous coin many- easily also has; nv lA im Fields. 92/ left smoke

Thessalonice. 55 1 76 iE 7 177 JEj 178 EACH 6^ l4 ^7 180 Ft. u AVK • M • ANTß • rOP AlANOC bust with wreath and Paluda mentality r. eeccAAONiKeßNNeß [ HEADN and below | ! temple with her- ben visible cleanliness len, half from the front. 21326 AVKMANTßrOPAlA GeCCAAONIKeßNNeß 28764 NOC Bust portrait with Tripod, on which wreath and Paluda { five balls lie, mentality r. 1 I AVKMANTßNIOCrOP OeC AlANOC bust with CAAO wreath and Paluda NIKeßN in the above- a wreath. mentality r. NessKO PßN AVTK.” ocrop eeccAA o n ikhnc AlANOC bust with HKOpos Bust portrait of the Tyche with wall crown and robe r. wreath and Paluda mentality r. It is not the slightest reason in mind the Back the Tranquillina recognize to want, like Mionnet and Friedlaender does. The head definitely doesn't have one portrait character and is certainly just Tyche. Eckhel didn't think of Tranauillina either (Eckhel, Catal. Musei Caesar. p. 88 No. 19). Philip senior. AVKMIOVAIOCIAin nOC Bust portrait with wreath and Paluda mentality r. eeccAAONiKeßNNen KO Apollo standing 1st. naked, on the r. hand the little Kabiren with rhyton (indistinct lich) and hammer, in the lowered one L. downwards swept branch. L. bottom Ur- ne with palm branch, in fields n v Eq b A AI left and right ne- ben the figure, that B under the arm. The B means that second Neokorat, that AI is how it seems not yet certain- hey explainUri. Sestini (Description numor. 123) 12621 18039

.56 Macedoni iE 6^ 182 JE6\ 183 EACH 61 184 6 each suspected in it games, the AIOCKOYPIA , the Admittedly never otherwise on coins from Thessalonice are called, Leake assumes AhvvcLu (Num. bright, p. 106) after Analogy the inscription AIONYCIA nveiA on coins of Nicaea. AVKMA • lOVAl • IAin eeCCAAONIKeßNNESS nOC Bust portrait with and below nveiAAl • wreath and Paluda mentality r. AVKMAIOVAIIAinnOC Bust portrait with wreath and paludamentum r. •B- Temple with seven visible pillars, half from the front. GECCAAON IKNOW Nike 1, walking , in the R. Balls (probably five), in the 1st arm palm branch. Otacilia. OTAKIAIA (she) CeBHPA eeCCAAON IKeQNNefl Blocking A . . Bust portrait r. I and in the field fl v (that e under dem Poor). Apollo ste- hend 1., naked, on the R. five balls, in the lowered one L. branch, after below, behind the r. shoulder maybe quiver, l. on the floor urn (like from balls formed) with branch. MAP-OTAKI-CeBHPA AV • (probably AV to be complete) bust portrait r. eeCCAAONI KeßNund in the section nveiT Nike standing 1., with the lowered R. with the branch to five on floor lying Interpreting balls, in 1. Arm palm branch;l. on floor between the Bullets and the Nike those with ball decoration pillars decorated Urn with branch.

185^6 K- iC6^| Thessalonice. Philip iunior. 157 . . ociAinnocKc eeccAAONiKe ßNNe Bust portrait with crown Apollo standing 1., the and Paludamentumr. R. about the head I holding and one I downwards swept branch in the same, in the raised L. ! Arrow, as if to throw | ready, but the tip upwards; 1. in front of him tripod, on wel- chemical vessel (bowl or urn) with five balls, right one Column around which ' the snake, after above, winds. The end the Transcription the Front on a coin of the British Museum becomes KG , so xic-ac, read, But KC seems certain here so Kaic-ac Gßac-Toc TO stand, the well-known one Title of the Caesars in 3rd century, like him advertised namely in Alexandria at Phiiippus Jun. u. a. occurs. MAPIOVAI

58 Macedonia. i88 iE 8^ 189 JES^ 190^74 Traianus Decius. AVTOKAIC • KVIN • TPAIANOCAeKIOC Bust portrait with crown and paludamentum r. eeCCAAO NIKHKO MH • ANeßKOPOC (xo fiY} is Colonia Me- tropolis) four game pieces each with two two- gene, various decorated. Up in the field de A The A in front the Neocorats designation be- indicates ^tf. Gallienus. AVT KAi-no-Ai.er- TAAAIH . . . chest image 1. with crown, in (unclear) pan torn, taken from the back see, it's sticking out in front lance out. eeCCAAONIKH MHTP KOBNe Nike ste- hend 1., on the R. the small Kabir 1. with Rhyton in the R. and hammer in the slightly raised L.; in 1. Arm Palm branch. AVT • K • nOAl • erN l eeCCAAONIKH/nHTKOA TAAAHNOC chest image with crown and Paludamentum r. B^€ Kabir r. and Apollo 1. standing on- rub other people's hands corresponding, between both the burning Al- tar. The Kabir in short dress, one Emperor-like, with coat, the hammer about the 1. Shoulder carrying, Apollo naked, in the lowered one L. branch, downwards. Same back with Philippus Sr. Cou- sinery, voyage in the Macedonia I plate I, 11. — That the Kabiren means the emperor be. Fox 28633/22 6648

Tragic. IS9 1911 MS suspected with Severus Alexander Sanclemente i (Mus. Sandern, numism. p. 48^. AVTK • no • AI • erN TAAA Bust portrait with crown and pa- j ludamentum r. i eeCCAAONIKHMHTP.. ^Theta form indistinct- lich). Two fight- de wrestler, each other on the poor almost send. Left in the field upright standing Palm branch, r. wreath, the loop below. Fox Tragic. The city Tragic has Leake (Num. I Hellen. Eur. Gr. p. 108] which through their discovery | place as Macedonian authenticated coins with I the Inscription TPAIAION attached, the one j formerly a non-existent city "Traelium" { attributed. Trailos instead of tragic finds his Analogy in Phialia instead Phigalia. (S. Imhoof, Numism. Ghron. 1873 p. 10 Note 7 and mon- naies grecques p. 95; TPAIAION would be then same Tpa{y)ikL(j)v!) Ml I 0.35 'Ear of wheat, standing upright. iE 2^ v I in the fields q T nes quadruple ge- divided flat areas deepened square. I Man give these coins , which are much older than the following copper coins, the domestic , Writing about the same city of Tragilos. North seem Greek, Thracian or Macedonian them for sure be. Head of Hermes r. with Petasus, who with a- a ribbon on the back terkopf attached is. In front of the head, close on the neck, an indistinct licher object, probably not a C, but that top end des Caduceus, after un- ten directed: Q: Fox Prokesh

i6o i I 4 EVER I 5^1^ iE I 12 13 14 ^3^ 4 ^3^ iE 3-4 ^3 Macedonia. Head of Hermes r. with Petasus. Likewise, the hair band clearly. Hermes head 1. with Pe- tasus^ the hair band clearly. As well. TfÄ TIP TT TIP M.A Likewise. next to dem A Knobeis top right a lot- village easily a point, j Fox Hermeskopi r. with Pe- tasus, behind JP Hermes head r. with Pe- tasus with hair band. Still three copies. As well. As well. Hermes head r. with Pe- tasus with hair band, behind the head a lot- easily a indistinct- literal letter. by half- opened Rose, similar- lich the one Coins of Rhodes. t/l O PAIAI about half T opened Rose. N O Right half- moon, after above open. Likewise, epithet on the right caduceus, there- down ivy leaf, down. Likewise, that V^ stands a bit slanted. The addition sign right here a hanging wedding be. PAI around the rose.

Tragic. Trie i6i iE 24 iG! iE3 17 '^^ I I Likewise. ^P the shape of the 28716 ^. "^ Ny is not clearly, to O I -^ the rose. Likewise, behind dem : r^ "'" /O around the rose. Prokesh heads seems IK too ; stand. ^ Hermes head r. with Pe- 1 T P around the rose. lasus, without ribbon. IA Trie... The coins with the head of Apollo and the ! step TPIH belong an unknown one, probably Macedonian city to be found in Chalcidice on. Whether one can compare the name with the Thracian Tpir^a; in connection bring can, is un- sure. Imhoof (Numism. Ghron. 1873 p. 9 ff.) suggests the name Trieros for the city; that Tpix] as rpiviuio^ckLov to supplement, like at small Corinthian Silver coins read become must, is at this one Macedonian Coins impossible. JR M I 048 Apollo head with Lor ' beer wreath I., the Silver coins from Chalcidice similar. T P around the tip H I nes property beautifully designed two- ees, the leaves dem very similar to laurel, a berry on top, what also for laurel speaks. The shape of the branch and na- mentally the Tendril but are from Lor beer different. — The whole thing from Li- kidney square vice versa ben. 28780 Antique coins. Vol. II.

62 Macedonia. ^5 9.37 Tynteni. TVNT ENO N man in Tank (?), with greaves, a leading horse, r. wheel from aherthümU- cher farm , obliquely in flat deepened square. The Tyntenoi are an unknown, to Style according to the coin in Macedonia in the Community located near Ichnae. The time of imprinting only in this one copy well-known coin is the Time over 500 until about 450 v. BC Probably is TwTEvw»/, not Tui/T/jvwv, to read (journal. f. Numism. III, 132), The pre- ments the city Ichnae (Imhoof, monnaies greccques plate G, 18) and those described below wrote perhaps also belonging to Ichnae indefinite coin (p. 176 no. 90). Plate VI, 55- Mj 13.5 Uranopolis. Founded by Alexarchus, brother of King's Gassander; the coins probably belong in seme time. The sun, surrounded from the crescent moon and five eight-ray towards stars. OYPANlAßN aphro- dite Urania sitting, from the front, long-wearing det, on the in zones divided globe, one on the head pyramidal Stone with star, the L. on the ball leaned, the R. on a long Scepter supported, that a circle at the top Period in the middle has, on its sides Taenien hang down Gen. Left in the field A, burn underneath- the hand candlestick. Plate VI, 56. First published by Friedlaender, Zeitschr. f. Number V p. 2. About the meaning of the figure

Uranopolis. Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. O3 the Rs. and their symbol, the conical one Stone with star, s. Imhoof, monn. grecques p. ^6, ibid p. 97 about the occurrence of the stem with star, 'A' and hand torch as an accompaniment j symbols on coins Alexander s. j Star with eight rays. OYPANlAßN in two! nOAEnZ lines, from above, next to the Aphrodite Urania, the on the in Zones divided globe sits, long-clothed, star on his head, the R. on that above with a circle see Scepter ge- supports. Still three copies. crescent moon, about it ! AßN in two Star with eight rays PIOAEnS lines, *len. from above, next to the Aphrodite Urania, like before. 28963 Fox 5185 Prokesh Indefinite Macedonian or Thrako-mace Donic coins. The here following series of mostly age- thümlichen Silver coins belong after Styl and character to Macedonia or at least m the neighborhood; many like from the Bisalts, the Orrheskiern u. a. in those areas ge- hearing peoples or dynasts be. Also the perhaps in Ae^ae coined pieces with dem Buck lie here among the Un- agreed. A large part, namely the not too long before 400 BC. Silver coins minted in BC coins with horse and helmet and with Rider ; and half a lion are probably from mace- see jdoni Kings embossed, probably from Perdiccas IL and Archelaus. Some of something older Appearance with rider and ver-

164 Macedonia. -^9^ 27.1 ^5h 13.57 41 4.24 deep square, maybe the little ones too horse and deepened square are maybe by Alexander I, who was probably the larger one piece with rider and half goat heard. Um not to to confuse and just to get the solut or yet almost completely safe to give, but these ranks are not under the kings distributed, but united here, with the kings then only follow the inscription-secured ten pieces. The division i. pieces with ver- deep square, 2. Pieces with figurative representation position on the back, comes from Peace countries and is the clearest. chromium nologically, some pieces with figurative representation, especially the large silver coins with the triquetrum those with different deep square ahead. I With a recessed square. Divided into four, flat recessed square. Horse with reins r., back ter him, in the middle, standing unbearded Man r. with hat, in the (under the horse to think) hand two spears r., something obliquely. TafVI, 57. Very ancient, beginning des 5. year- hundred, time of Alexander I., the coins of Close to Bisalten. Rider with hat r. , in the hand (probably in the left) two spears, horizontally, at a walk. Hanging from the hat ter the head two diadem-like bands down. Divided into four, flat recessed square. Horse with reins right, back ter him standing Fourfold, flat deepened square,

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. i^^5 4 ^4h M2'^ 2.34 3 2.23 bad received Man with hat, in the individual fields one of them (behind the easily relief-like er- horses to think) ; lifted. Hand two spears r. a little slanted, in the 1 others also covered hand is ! probably the to think about reins. Up dem hindquarters des 1 horse /E. Also on the coins of the Bisalts er- 1 inside, likewise on that of the dynast Mosses and Alexander's I.; the monogram on the King Derdas, the son of Alexander I. interpret to want, is more than doubtful, the coins are certainly considerably older, as are silver coins with a kneeling goat and the ' same monogram (Gadal vein, voyage d. 1. 1 Macedoinell, plate VII, 11). | As well. Rider r. in step with hat, in the R. the two spears, almost daring right, r. As well. I Prokesh i Divided into four, flat Prokesh recessed square. Quadruple shared, Prokesh pretty shallowly deepened- th square. Rider r. blowing up, bearded (?), the R. er- lifting (and true- apparently a spear in it holding). This coin has great style and features Kinship with that above described Tetradrachmon from Sermyle and probably belongs to it there. font seems but didn't confess to have. The following coins with the goat perhaps belong to Aegae (Edessa), whose ; m the Imperial period embossed Copper coins the | Goat as a symbol show.*) Uncertain remains but the allocation. — A compilation ; ; this one unwritten or with individual book i coins marked with bars and monograms , •) Exactly In the position of the silver coins, the animal appears on imperial coins from vegae Ciliciae (see the Üiadunnenian in Catalog the Collection Laboratory DC (Paris 1869 No. 4.^6».

i66 Macedonia. ^4-5 9.36 ^4^ ^5 9.75 9.65 '3 M6 M6 M6 9.4 9.3 9.57 8.61 sub- aerat gives Imhoof, Magazine f. Number VII, 5. — The on these coins, like at all frequently old Thraco-Macedonian coins in the field occurring balls hold I for decorating ments or space fillings. value designation tions cannot be, because it changes often for the same token, the number of balls (see above at Lete). Billy goat 1., back- looking, in term yourself to lay or to get up. Above, left and below ever a ball or em Period. Billy goat like before- here, but to the right, without balls. Quadruple shared, pretty shallowly deepened- th square. Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. As well. Likewise, with three balls fishing, above, below and right. The recessed square of the back of the three described is similar to that of Neapolis in Mace- donien, but it is something flatter deepened. The following coins have the style and in the shape des square big relatives with the ancient tetradrachms of Acanthus. Likewise, very beautiful- an old style, without balls. Above O Plate VI, 58. Divided into four, flat recessed square, the Fields relief-like have. Likewise, but above /i- 1 Likewise. Plate VI, 59. Likewise, but to the left, 1 Likewise, above a flower. | Plate VI, 60. goat like before, but to the right. Above AA , next to it seems- cash III , but what three up on the forehead standing hair is. As well.

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. 07 •4- 22 2 -3 iR2^ .4 Äi3 /R2'^ 1.04 1.01 1.0 1.21 1.0 1.01 0.96 1.01 1.91 26 Äi2 0.9 2.25 bad received .,82 very bad 0.87 bad M2 0.95 0.82 be- peel- digt This one from Prokesch with erroneous reading in his Inedita 1859 p. 8 discussed coin is by Imhoof, 1 c. p. 6 correctly described. The AA should maybe door AA stand, like one other coin of the kind in London has. — That AA see also described below Coins representing Alexander L of Macedonia assigned is. Billy goat r. as before- here, above and to the right ball. Mostly are the three hairs up the forehead very clearly lich. As well. The following nine coins belong much- easy Alexander L Horse walking r., with hanging tongue gel. Likewise, perhaps without reins. As well. horse r. in easy writing tender position, with the reins at the top left around a round na- cel or similar attached, so as in stable stable presented provides. As well. As well. Fourfold, flat recessed square, the Fields easily relief kind of sublime. As well. As well. Likewise, very flat square, without elevation exercises. As well. As well. 71 16 7117 4389 28780 Prokesh Fox Fox Fox Prokesh 8882 Prokesh smoke 28780 Fox Fox

i68 Macedonia. 29 ^2 30 31 32 ^l M I ^2 33 ^3 0.86 bad, ge- handles 0.82 0.57 be- peel- digt i»i7 34 ^4h 9.95 Standing horse r. horse n, in slightly screaming tender position, bridles, top left a flower ? horse r. standing (g- bridles ?). Fourfold divided, tiach recessed square, the Fields slightly raised. As well. As well. Front part of a jumping enden horse r. : Final line from Per- len. j Divided into four, flat ! recessed square,the ; fields easier. 2.21 Standing sow 1., above symbols or writing, about {A\Oh/ Fourfold, flat recessed square, the Fields slightly raised. The coin is, like all out the same Number of the propagation catalog, 28780 the collection of the late Gonsul Micha- novice in Salonika, so comes from Macedonia and also bears all the signs of Macedonian origin; it lay yes otherwise very close, the Domestic font MAOV to read and in it a ancient piece from Methymna see to want, whose old silver coins a boar have. But our piece is certainly Macedonian, probably from near Acanthus, if not of Acanthus yourself. The one struck down by the lion thrown boars on the Tetradrachms from Acanthus is of a similar, although fine- rem Styl. Cow r. , the head when- dend, with sucking calf, the calf on the right- there and the head turning. Above that Back of the cow three balls. A something better monn. gr. Plate D, 2. Deepened square, through two diagonal len in four triangles divided, similar to that on the coins standing satyr with Nymph. copy near Imhoof, Fox

.1^ ; Indefinite Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. i,''^ X'order part of a spring Recessed square out ending bull 1st, above four irregular ones r.: 1 fields consisting, I similar to that of Nea- I polis. 3ö 39 40 M3 2.81 iR2^ M2 1.05 0.9 1.0 0.76 Front part of a jumping Likewise. rending Stiers r., above, turned upside down and correct seen to the right, bearded head with neck. j Plate VII, 61. Taurus r., on that r. Before- ! Fourfold divided, mixed leg sinking. As well. Taurus 1., on the 1. Pre- the foot sinking. Taurus 1., on the 1. Pre- the foot sinking, forward him H deepest square, the Fields slightly raised Likewise. As well. Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. Compare to these above three coins the very similar one from Orrhescus with ORR p. 106 and others with the dubious OPPH , catalogue d. Brit. Mus. p. 153, Eckhel, Catal. Mus. Gaes. among the Incerti, plate V, 10. 41 .R I 0.66 42 43 44! MH\ 0.34 Kut er- Thalt M M3 I don't well done hold MS I 0.38 not good Front part one lukewarm find Taurus r., Final line from Per- len. Bull head r. As well. Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. As well. Bull head r. , final 1 Likewise, line of Pearls. I 1Ö9 Prokesh Prokesh Fox Goose eye Fox Fox Prokesh Prokesh

lyo Macedonia. 45 M2\ very thick 46^3 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 ^3 ^3 ^3 ^3 ^3 ^4 2.53 ye- hold 3>26 2.67 not good 2.65 bad received 2.21 bad 2.1 bad 2.31 2.37 2.42 Quadruple shared, pretty good deep and ancient qua- dratum incusum. Front part one on the 1. Forefoot sin- kenden Taurus 1., to- looking back , un- clear final line from Pearls. Above Flower of three petals tern. Very dude Style, around 500 v. C. — Maybe belongs the whole following series with bulls anterior to Acanthus. Likewise, but clearly Final line from Per- len. Above the flower from three Scroll. Divided into four, flat deepened square, the fields easily erected have. Later than the previous coin and not thick; from Styl the ancient tetradrachms of Acanthus. Plate VII, 62. Likewise. Likewise, maybe something later style pearl Imie unclear. Likewise, more recently style, about around 420 V.G. Likewise, without a flower. As well. Likewise, above the bull Swastika. Likewise, hook at the top cross.and to the right there- before oil or Lor berry branch from two Leaves with berries. As well. As well. Fourfold divided, whole flat , deepened square. As well. As well. As well. As well. Prokesh Fox B. Fried countries Fox Dannen- mountain Fox 28633/18 15/1871

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco - Macedonian coins. 171 S4 -^^S ^3 M3k : M3k ^3 39 60 ^3*3 M3 JR3 M3 2.22 1.92 not says he- hold 2.38 2^6 very good bad with hole 2.3 2.1 bad bad received, irritate digt 2.64 good, but not completely fresh 2.33 2.43 2.09 Likewise, but the branch Likewise, seems sure Lor beer and shows just a strong ribbed leaf and berry. Likewise, hook at the top Likewise, cross (indistinct man sees just PI) and r. before that Lor berry branch with many Leaves and berries. Likewise, above only Lor- \ Likewise, berry branch from five Leaves with berries. Taurus as before 1st, above flower with Stem of this form ^/" Plate VII, 63. Likewise. Likewise. Taurus 1. as before, et- what more ancient, above A Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. Likewise. 28633/17 Prokesh A similar coin with AKAN squared in London proves that these pieces are in Acan- thus shaped are. Likewise. Taurus 1. as before, from later , beautiful Styl, top PE Likewise. Likewise. Taurus 1. like before, top left, above the neck, Bay leaf with berry; over that head n Likewise. Likewise. Likewise Likewise. Likewise. Fox 14/1871 Fox Fox Prokesh 28780 28674/60 Prokesh Prokesh

172 Macedonia. 66 JR2k 2.56 67 J^A 2.47 68 69 70 ^3 ^3 JRk 2.37 Oj59 71 ^i 0.49 Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. Front part one Solving who r, , one from both Fussen ge- held object eating. The lion is almost without a mane, with dots on the body, shown. Final line from Per- len. Plate VII, 64. Probably Acanthus, like the ones previously mentioned written series with bull front part. — Age- Thin style, very similar to the posed lions on old coins without writing of Acanthus remembering. (S. Galalog d. Brit. Mus. p. 30 and p. 32). Fox Likewise, above flower with two Scroll : -c^l^ so highest here probably the on the ground fixed on- sessile acanthus Thistle. Divided into four, flat recessed square. Leo like before, but 1., in the section the flower (without the two the leaves), downwards th. Leo like before, but r. , above him O Lion head from front, with neck, the with points covered is. Also these coins belong probably after Acanthus; the lion head is whole related that of the oldest tetradrachms with the punk ten at the lion. As well. As well. As well. As well. I Likewise. The following series with Pallaskopf belongs to many easily also after A c a n t hu s. Similar, but considerably later pieces have AKAN in the four- corner; see above Acanthus No. 15 and catalog of Brit. Mus. p. 33. Prokesh Puzzles village Prokesh Fox 28780 i

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. 73 72 JR2 ' 1.24 73- 75 ^2 Ml »»35 »,23 1.25 0.49 M\ 0.27 7», ^24 2.61 Divided into four, flat recessed square. Pallas head r. with smooth- tem helmet, the one at the back one small decorating ration: vp has, with neck, simple neck band and final line of beads, round the earring; to the al- terrestrial tetra- drachmas of Athens remembering and comfortable imitated this. Still three specimens, that heaviest poorly preserved, that lightest good. is Youthful head with | Flat deepened, four- subject divided qua- drat, in everyone on- individual this one four Squares: 13 wide hat r. , a lot easily Hermes, true- more apparent but that head des on the King coins represent- provided Riders. In the catalog of Brit. Mus. with Alexander I described , but very similar in style to the coins of this king different. Prokesh wrote “Ghalcis” ; in the area of Acanthus can the piece certainly belongs. lance tip, blade-fed mig. Fourfold divided, very flat recessed four- eck. Sure Macedonian, like the shape des square proves. Prokesch writes polyrhe- nium, which is definitely wrong is; according to the style is not even thinking about Greta. Head of the bearded Di- I Quadruple shared, onysos from front, with hanging ones Curls and two Grapes on the ears. Plate VII, 65. From very nice, «..w. ........ .w»^.. ^vv around 450 V. Ghr. Like, the square after, in the vicinity of Neapolis include, anyway is the coin is certainly Macedonian or Thracian; her comes from out the in Salonichi made quite deeply th square. ancient style, Sparrow smoke Prokesh Prokesh 28780

174 Macedonia. 79 80 8[ MG Ml2- 9 .Rio 12.99 38.87 back page something off- rubbed 36.82 very off- rubbed Collection Michanowic, like all coins of the Number 28780. Fourfold divided, mixed deep square. Two women, each other facing, with lan- gem braid, lift with both hands together a large se amphora from Bo- the. Plate VII, 66. A sure eighth copy des British Museum weighs something about 16.9, is so a Attic tetradrachm. Our copy will therefore suspicious, the work was so well done is; the Figures wear all peculiar- features of the archaic style of that area (similar to Here are the coins with the satyr and the nymph, see above Lete). — An embossed false piece The type already has Sestmi, moderni falsificatori p. 37 Plate IV. 8 made known, but it is over I don't agree with his poor depiction see, whether ^S» the stamps of our copy are. 2. With illustration on the back. Triquetra from three human at- in the three intermediate clean up Orna ment from this one Shape: $ Sitting man (bearded ?) Man with hat, the has a point, on a from a bull pulled wagon 1., the L. something raise bend, in the increase ben R. whip. Above the bull helmet 1. Plate VII, 67. Very ancient, probably around 500 G Sitting man on top from one bull pulled wagon r. in the raised R. the (indistinct) whip sche, above the bull bigger from Pearls formed wreath, in the same O or G down on the ground, between at the feet of the Taurus maybe one flower (very indistinct- lich). Back completely off- rubbed, the impression was at least the tri- quetra like before, whether with or without that floral ornament, is not to decide. Prokesh

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco - Macedonian coins. 75 82 .^2^ 2.21 Stim, on the r. pre- i Triquetra from the foot sinks, to- human looking back. deepening three at- nen, in round ver- 83 iR3 2.05 Likewise, above the bull Triquetra from three the broad flower of 1 human at- 84 Ms three Scroll [,87 Likewise, the flower more closed. 4k JRsk 1.1 nen, in square, not quite regularly siger deepening. Helmet r. with helmet bush in more irregular, rounder distribution function. A similar coin with IMOA above that Taurus in ondon (Gatal. d. Brit. Mus. p. 151). Standing bull right. , represent- about flying bird (probably eagle) r. Helmet with helmet bush r. in completely flatter, rounder irregular more moderate Deepening and another one similar Deepening with indistinct Traces of an imprint total Standing bull right. , about In irregular, whole flatter Deepening one out several him six-pointed star about circle. emem existing lines ! Figure. At the Presentation the Back must you first which are very similar shown Sandal on the ancient coins of Larisa think, yes seems that following piece to Prokesh Prokesh 8780 Prokesh

17^) Macedonia. 87 90 ^34 ^almost 2 M I ^5 0.83 ver- last 0.99 0.77 9.15 prove, that we it here with another, perhaps a square divided many times incu- to do with the imitative figure. Man could maybe too a crudely drawn one Animal (Gryphon r. with raised r. forefoot ?) think in a line square. — Pictured is this example in the Revue numismatique 1860 Plate XII, 5, the Rs. is described as »quadrilatere divise en cinq parties dans un carre plat«; Imhoof leads to this coin one others with the same front, but with »boeuf debout ä dr. dans un cercle pearl« as Rs. to (Imhoof, monn. grecques p. loi No. 147). As well. Taurus 1., looking back, on the 1. Forefoot sinking, about him Dolphin r. Taurus r., looking back, on the r. forefoot sinking. As well. Wheel of four spokes in flat deepened square. Wheel of four spokes in flat deepened square. wheel from property lich shape, diagonal in flat deepened square, r. and 1. of the middle through- walking spoke ever one small ball. Bearded warrior 1. , be- helmeted, with leg braces nen (?), a jumping of the horse 1. with the L. holding the reins, theR. on the back des horse legend. Left in front of the horse a ball below. Maybe it was on the right above font. Plate VII , 68. Probably in Ichnae embossed, s. Imhoof, monn. gr.p. 78. This copy of Prokesch published in the Revue numismatique in 1860 cirt, about Prokesh' erroneous allocation s. Im- hoof 1. c. All here following unwritten Coins are certainly the hallmarks of the first ma- Cedonian kings, especially Ar-

Indeterminate Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. 177 Ql ' ;«6^ chelaus, but with the lack every inscription and at the large relatives the business coinage of Perdiccas and Archelaus, even that one out the last time Alexander S I originate- the pieces each other can man neither a separation or even a specific one to give allotment; that's why these coins remain best united and outside the series 1 of Kings. 1246 ! Rider walking r., with Front part one target I hat, in the L. two genbocks r. , ongoing, j spears lowered a little, ' from line square with the R. the reins enclosed, that grasping. ' i The whole thing in a slightly } deep square. cf. above at Alexander I one similar Coin with A (others have AA). 16 Likewise. ^3 2 I Likewise, on flower? floor Front part of a jumping rending lions r. with both feet, there- over lying ca- duceus r., the whole in flat square. As well. deepened 94 '^3 2.31 Likewise, without flower, very finer Styl. I front part of a jumping enden Lions r., from very beautiful style, in shallow recessed th square. Same, old style, man only sees that r. pre- derfuss. This coin remembered very on the below following No. 4) Alexander's I with whose names ; it is certainly also an imprint Alexander's. 95 M^ 2»47 Likewise, more roughly, age- ihUmlicher Styl. Prokesh Prokesh 28678/8 Fox Ancient coins. Vol II.

78 Macedonia. 96 97 99 100 101 102 ^3 ^^3 JR2^ M2k 103 104 M2i. ^3 105 ^^3 2.25 2.09 2.59 1.93 2.18 not good 2.03 2.06 Rider in step r., den hat on the neck, in the L. slightly lowered two spears, with the R. holding the reins. As well. Rider with hat right. blast- area, in the L. two spears lowered a little, with the R. the reins holding, of fine Styl. Likewise, on floor flower or plant. horse in step r. Time of Archelaus. As well. As well. As well. Front part of a jumping rending lions r. with both Fussen in shallow recessed quad drat. As well. Likewise, finer Styl. As well. Helmet r. in line square drat, the whole thing in shallow recessed quad drat. As well. Helmet r., smaller, from a triple li- kidney square vice versa ben, the whole thing in shallow recessed quad drat. As well. horse r. striding, Helmet r. with clear faster as that eye, either a the previous with eye hollow Coins. provided helmet or a helmeted head without neck, r. , in line square, that Whole in flat deep square. From ancient Style, probably yet in the Time belonging to Alexander's L. As well. Likewise, less German- lich.

Indefinite Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. 79 [o6| /R2^ »,93 horse in slow Helmet with eye or step r. more helmeted head r., 1 without neck, in line niensquare, the gantry ze in the shallow recessed square. This and the following coin from something later style, but maybe yet before work ctielaus. 2,o6 Likewise. As well. 66 Striding horse r. ! Helmeted Copt with neck r. , with raw trains, in pearl square, that Whole in flat deepened square. Antique , from Alexander's I time. horse r. the 1. Front Helmeted head right. , from foot lifting, about him M fine Greek features, with neck, in line square, that Whole in quite greatly deepened qua- drat. Off Alexander's I latest time, or immediately afterwards. ,82 Jumping horse i Archelaus* time. liclii) r. in line square, the whole thing in flat deepened square. Dannen- mountain B. Fried countries II 307 28701 smoke

i8o Macedonia. ^^2^ i>95 horse in slow line square, through step r. a horizontal line shared, in it on- right the caduceus, the whole thing in easily recessed square. About Archelaus' time. 112 .R^ I,Q2 horse r. in step, with Copt one goat reins, bucks r. in line cjuadrat, that Whole in flat deepened square. Ancient, time of Alexander L Prokesh "555

The Macedonian kings. Alexander I Beginning of the Persian Wars until around 450 BC. Chr.*) ^9k 29.09 ^ '^3 4.03 Rider in step r. , with hat , in row two spears (the however not entirely correct as right visible ge- draws are\ with L. holds the reins tend. On the right ten hindquarters des Horse Caduceus r., not fully preserved : -oc AAEIANAPO in ver- deepened square around a line square, in which a sublime i a square, apparently ' cash without drawing, | but certainly origin- j borrowed m four squares | cetheil: ffl , the er- haveen partial lines rubbed off. Plate VII, 69. octodrachmon, except for the point mentioned the back excellent received. — The as burned in characters Caduceus to think of can also be found on the horse's hindquarters on the silver coins of Pausanias on the Horses (British Museum p. 169). Standing Warrior r. with hat, diagonally two Holding spears, in the middle behind one striding Horses 3pR3 I 4.12 I Likewise. AAE5ANAPO in ver- deep square, around a smaller quadruple through sublime Li- nien shared and from Line square surrounded Little one square. Likewise. 385/1879 Fox 28780 •) The numbers are not üroyscn , business d. Hellenism.

82 The Macedonian kings. 2.04 ^3 ^3 Rider at a walk r. with hat, on row two Spears slightly slanted after below, the L. on the reins. AAEEANAPO behind the A is the book rode iilein again- ho, likewise stands behind O that o small again (see ab- education). Whether this Gimmick is, or maybe the attempt the Inscription smaller to give, remains un- sure. The font in flat deepened square, in it Li- kidney square in wel- chem lion front part r. S. Magazine f. Numismatics III, 52, where I the double be-all and end-all didn't recognize and therefore one not accurate Description ge- give. The coin is also probably not, like I said there, from Alexander's latest! time, she is correct Style exactly with the one above i described, apparently very old octodragon [ Mon. Whether that P on the small coin a j regular P (with a very short stroke) or, like on a Parisian octodrachmon with rider and j square like that was designed P , is on ours coin not to decide since this book rods something deep in the square line sits and rubbed is. AA over an r. scream- Helmet with eye (probably tend horse. helmeted head without 1 neck) r. from the line square surrounded, that Whole in deepened flat square. Although the A with the horse through one Embossing error or stamp crack is related,

Alexander 83 R3 7 ^^h 12.87 you can't doubt the reading AA and the coin is chosen from the row of un- agree where she Imhoof monn. gr. p. 115 No. 6 after mine first description leads) to delete and Alexander I. assign be. Kbenso, same stem- pel. Likewise, the same stem- pel; man sees here clearly the ornaments the helmet on edge of the same, Ku- gels or points. Rider in step r. , with A diagonally at the top left hat, in the L. two the corner one Li- , spears, slightly lowered, with the R. the reins holding. kidney square, then front part of a goat fenbocks r. , back- licking, on the r. forefoot sinking, the whole thing in flat recessed square. Plate VII, 70. This coin, considerable later as the previously described, seems Alexander I. on- belong, because Gousinery (voyage dans la Macedoine plate II, 8 p. 192) describes a whole similar piece, which instead of the A of the return 1 Page the Inscription AA under the Rider shows. | Another similar piece 1. c. Tab. II No. 7 ! p. 191 f.) with A under the Rider gives good ; sinery with injustice to Amyntasl., the father Alexander's I., while the pleasing, later ones Styl this impossible makes and the accurate similarity with dem piece with AA the to- belonging also the only one with A designated Pieces of the kind to Alexander I. quite certainly makes. — Alexander has, as seen from these coins emerges, towards the end his government Coin base changed. Prokesh Fox

84 The Macedonian kings. Perdiccas IL 450 approx. to 413. subae-

Archelaus. .85 2 Mm 10.27 Mt] 1046 with part one attached put Hen- Kels 4 iR6-5 9.96 not good These coins, which ones the last of Alexander I with AA and with A remember, like the oldest of Archelaus be. teenager male APXE . A Oh um a more like head r. Hera r. striding horse gravel? with ribbon in hair, of good style, something on the Her- mes from Aenus er- internally. Plate VIII, 72. Likewise, others Styl. Plate VIII, 73. Likewise. Likewise, rawer Styl. 1<3 m Running horse 1. with reins. The whole thing in weak attached pointed deepen square. APX. AAO horse r. striding with long hanging tongue gel, in line square drat, the whole thing in recessed square. APXE A A you can see no O Embossing like before. APX over that horse, right from top AA , between the pre- derfussen O horse r. striding with long hanging tongue gel. From E sees one nothing.—Neither line square yet recessed square. AP+E A^ O that A diagonally to the right in the corner. Helmet 1., in double line square drat, the whole thing in shallow recessed quad drat. 637/1876 Fox Prokesh 11491 Fox

i86 The Macedonian kings. LO M3 .,83 JR2^ 1.56 ^2^ 1.73 Running horse r. As well. h P+E^ AO around the Helmet right, in double line square, that Whole in flat deep square. As well. Running horse 1. APXE A A from O nothing to see. Ad ler, raising his wings, 1. standing, back- looking, in line square, that Whole in flat deepened square. 1.01 Bearded man Heracles head with lion skin r. APX(or maybe still E ?) right. front part of a wolf r., one with both feet wildly kept animals foot or Bones consuming , above club horizontally, the thickness Page r., that Whole in deepened square. Of extraordinarily beautiful style, like that most of this king's small silver coins.

Archelaus. B7 .-R i,o Bearded man Heracles head with lion skin r. 12 /R I 0.02 Likewise. . PX right, from above. front part of a wolf solid r. , a curved a bone : l^ ver- consuming, the front feet lying down. Above, club r., from square just flat Deepening visible. Likewise, font not recognizable, likewise the club, maybe the same one was missing. '3 .^ . 0^6 Unbearded Heracles ! AP XE (maybe still head with Lövvenfell ' bottom left

The Macedonian kings. i6 2 Lion head from the front. AP+r:: above the pre- part of a running- the Ebers r. 17 JEi- Lion head from the front. APXE above the pre- part of a running- the (probably not love ings) Taurus. 28955 Aeropus. 397-392. ^5 10.3 teenager male cher head r. with Ribbon in the hair (Hera- kles ?). \EPO O the P stood probably on the right above in the corner. Striding horse r. with long down- hanging reins, in line square, that Whole in flat deep square. Plate VIII, 75. The first large silver coin from Aeropus, which ones known will. You is of beautiful Style and follows that of the Arche- louse with the same characteristics. — Small silver coins, with bearded head of Heracles and pre- part of a wolf see Sestini Descriptio num. E 128 plate III, 6 and with youthful hero Leskopf and Wolfskopf: Wrotn in the Num. Chron. 1888 p. I, im British Museum.

Aeropus. 89 2 ! YES 3 |iC2^ 4 ^3 JE2\ fei 7 iE3-»i Youthful head with Hat r., you can see that Ribbon with which the hat on Back of head be- consolidates is. AEPO P stride- of the horse r. As well. As well. AEPO no (the O and- sure). Scnriding horse r. with a long time ago underhanging pull gel. AEPO . . in a semicircle. Striding horse right, the reins unclear. As well. As well. As well. AEPOPO Front part of a lion r., one r. turned boar head (?) eating, that Whole in flat deep square. AEPOPes seems nothing continued to stand to have; Embossing like before. AEPO n about and o right ne- ben the front part one ongoing solution who r. in flat deep square. 28780 Fox Prokesh 28955 Fox Fox

190 The Macedonian kings ^2^ Yep Likewise. As well. AEPOP maybe still Fox O above the front part des ongoing Lions r., traces of shallow recessed quad drats. AEPOPo about dem Prokesh Front part of the loud fighting lions r. in shallow recessed quad drat. This piece of lead, which Sestini Lett. VI S. 26 Tab. I, 13 out the Knobelsdorff's published a collection, is present, alone it has very due to oxidation suffered, so that the letters unrecognizable are. Pausanias. 391-390. ^6- 10.56 teenager male cher head with band in hair r. (Hera- kles ?). Plate VIII, y6. PAY?: -^ Nl about and r, next to the screaming tend horses r. with long hang down- that, below slim- strangely twisted Reins: —cr^ In Li- niensquare, the gantry ze in the deepened qua- drat. — The A is slanted above right in the corner, stood row. that last A probably in the i 044/ I 87^

Pausanias. .-R5 7.31 Likewise, sub- be- aerat peel- ' digt M5 8.72 sub- be- aerat peel- digt iE 3^ .4«: 3 Likewise, rawer Styl. teenager male cher head with band in the hair r. Plate VIII, yj. PAY tAS lA standing- of the horse r. with pull- gel, in line square drai, the whole thing in recessed square. As well. PAYC A NIA front part one running Ebers r. As well. PAYCA Likewise , the r. Foot bent. As well. PAY about and Nl under the pre- part of a running- the lion r. The from Pinder Numism. inedita p. 22 Coin published on plate 1.6 belongs to the Patraus of Paeonia. Fox Prokesh Fox 232/1884 Prokesh

192 The Macedonian kings. Amyntas III. 390-369. MG 10.25 JRsh JRsk 4h Ms Ms Ms sub- aerat [0.07 9.66 9>42 9.37 A division of the named Amyn- tas marked coins between Amyntas II. 396-392 and Amyntas III. (Head histori. num. 194, 195 and Catalog des British museum) seems at dem minimal Time difference between the two kings cannot be carried out cash. Under the Like copper coins all- thing the dem second Amyntas allocated pieces with youthful head and helmet in the earlier period of his reign , likewise some with the boar. Rider with hat right. blast- ending, flying along coat and clearly chen shoes, in the R. the Lance to Stinging raised. Plate VIII > /< Likewise. Bearded Head of Hera kles r. with lion fur. Plate VIII 79- Likewise. As well. Likewise, better, quite- Lich stricter Styl. AMYNTA over the lion who 1., the one with the r.Forefoot a crushed broken lance holds and chewed up. Likewise, the Attitude des r. forefoot something different, less curved. AMY NTA Standing horse r., den 1. Outward terfuss lifting, the Reins shines behind dem heads, above flying, visible to to be; in line square drat, that Whole in recessed square. Likewise, probably without hesitation gel. Likewise. As well.

Amyntas 111. 93 H 1 Unbeariii^er head des | AMYN TA left and Heracles with lion above. Standing ad fur r. 1.07 ' Likewise. 1.58 ' Likewise. 1er 1., the head r. turning in line c^uadrat; the whole thing in Huh deepened square. Likewise, the eagle is standing a little more stooped. Likewise Beger, Th Br. Fox Prokesh '^' R i' 1.28 I Likewise. Likewise A M YNTA Likewise,: 141/1877 from recessed four- \ Nothing to see. Likewise, the eagle and i 17^1872 that line square | very small, core 1 deepest square, the | whole representation in ; flatter round ver- deepening. VI .] teenager male AMYNTA helmet right, without more like head r. Pan ?' Hclmbusch. Very similar to the probably simultaneous, larger ren copper coins of the town of Scione on Chal- cidice; completely iHsst yourself any one be- true relationship of Amyntas to Scione not find, there but the following common Coins with Heracles head and Eagle exactly I must match those of Pydna !•. Ancient coins. Vol. II.

'94 The Macedonian clien KöiiiL’e. •3M 2i 14' 2 EACH 15^2^ i6 M-i n YEi\ 2 iE \k on the similarity the here described coin with helmet with those of Scione on- noticeably made become. In Scione carries the head a ribbon in the hair, here not. As well. Likewise, below r. yet something similar to A characters, maybe just oxide. Youthful head of Pan r., to which the previous similar to coins, but with clear croissant on the forehead. Likewise, here too man the horns. AMYNTA Vorderlheil of a wolf r. , the a leg or one elongated Bones gnawed and with at- the forefeet firmly holds. AMYNT A Front part one Wolfes 1,, he seems here nothing to eat, but in running position shown to be. Bearded man Heracles head with lion skin r. AMYN T A front part of a running, bend the right forefoot ingen Ebers r., depicting about the club, the thick one Page r. Still, six copies, at the last and ) smallest of the beard indistinct and uncertain. \ teenager, probably certainly unbearded he- rakles head with (not very clear) solution wenfell r. . NT A front part of a running one Ebers r. , the r. forefoot bent. Probably above the club as before. cf. the something deviating coin des British Museum p. 172, 13.

Amviltas lil. 1(): Unbearless Heracles AMY in between love 28780 head with lion skin r. 1 NTA ing club, the thickness Page r more unbearded Heracles AMY NTA around the Prokesh Head with lion fur r. vertical club, the i thickness Page below. j l'nbeardiger Heracles TA from the Scripture headr. with lion skin j hold, under dem I Boar head r. Fox In a bearded one Heracles 1 AMYNTA above. Eagle head with lion skin right. 1 r. a snake I consuming. Same (Jenriige have the simultaneous ones Coins from Pella. Still seven Kx specimens. \ 238/1885 Puzzles therer Sandes 287S0 Goose eye Sparrow Fox (2) .also. AMYl/ITn otherwise before.

IQ() The Macedonian Kings. Perdiccas III. Ä^-^41 1 JV. A^ EVER 4 ^^4-3 5 ^32 6 M4. 364— 359- Unbearded head des Heracles with lion fur r. Plate VIII, 80. Likewise. Plate VIII, 81 Likewise. PEPAIK above, and in Section: KA Leo r. one Arrow or javelin biting. Section: AK (she) Leo r. the Spear to chew send, with the pre- derfussen the Lace of the spear holding, from very beautiful Styl. PEPAIK above, and in Section: KA Leo r. the Spear biting, with the Fussen the i Hold the tip of the spear ; tend, the spear goes | far above the foot ; floor strips after out below. As well. As well. As well. As well. Embossed on a coin from Pydna Heracles head and eagle on the snake, man can be seen on the Heracles head of Perdiccas - embossed PY and a part des Adlers. This over- embossing proves so, that the coins from Pydna belong to the time of Amyntas, or but directly to each other connect these. I Unbearded Heracles head with lion skin right. PEP above, and in Section: AIKKA lion the spear (the not about the floor beyond- enough) biting r., the Lace with the forefeet (not 1 completely clearly) hal- | tend. i 28780 Prokesh 1 1692 Fox

97 Register. Study. Acanthus. 29. (89-166. 168. 170. 171. 172). Aegae. 38. (165). Aegae Giliciae. 165. \cnea. 33. (89.) n p h a X u s. 34. rimphipolis. 34. (97.) Aphytis. 64. Apollonia. 65. Apollonus. 65. Beroea. 66. Bisaliae. di. (163.) Hottiaea. 69. )ttialae. r>8. 13. 111.) rnarina. 84. rthaea. 131. issandrea. r d y l i u m. lalcidicc. alcis. 173. rcyra. 131. tusa. 90. . psela. 71. Dicaea o. Dicaeopolis. 70. (87.) 72. (161.) Diony... 7^. Dium. 'yd. Edessa. 79. (144.) Eion. 84. Ephesus. 88. Eurydicea. 87. Heraclea. 88. Hcraclea Sintica Ichnae. 176. Ancient coins. Vol. U. 75- \-) 169. 17 92. 163. 169.) Larisa. 141. Lete. 91. (75 90. 162.) Macedonia. 9. (in. 138.) the four Macedonian provinces. 17. Macedonia under the Romans. 21. indefinite Macedonian or Thraco-Macedonian coins. 163. Mende. 99. (75.) Methymna. 108. Myrkinos. 84. Neapolis. 100. (166. Olynthus. 104. (72.) Orrhescii. 105. (75. Orthagoria. 106. Pangaeus mons. 84, Panticapaeum. 78. Pella. 107. (78. 138. 195.) Phila. 116. Philippi. 117. (91. 116.) Potidaea. 123. Pvdna. 124. (193. 196.) Rhodes. 160. Sat^^unt. 127. Scione. 124. (193.) Scotussa. 1 24. Sermyle. 126. (165.) Stobi. 126. Terina. 78. Terone. 130. Thasus. 92. 97. Thasus of the mainland. Thessalians. 141. «4

98 Thessalon ice. Traelium. 159. Tragi go. 159. Trie . . . 161. Register. 132. Trieros. 161. TpiripsQ. 161. Tynteni. 162. Uranopolis. 162. A d a e u s. 90. Aermenaos see foreword. Aeropus. 188. Alexander I 181 Alexarchos. 162. Amyntas I 183. Amyntas IL 192. Amyntas III. 1 12. Ark louse. 184. (177.) Arsinoe. 88. Audoleon. 5. Gassander. 90. Derdas. 165. Eurydicea. 88. II. Kings and dynasts. Kersobleptes. Kotys. 71. Lycceius. i 167. 177.) Lyppeius. i. Mosses. 6y. Patraus. i. Pausanias. 124.J Perdiccas II. 184. Perdiccas III. 196 Philip II. 106. Philistis. 88. Polemocracy. 23. Pyrrhus. 106. 7^' 165.) 191.} 190. (lol. 4. III. Roman emperors and empresses. Dium. j6. Caesar. Thessalonice. 142. Brutus. Macedonia. 23. M. Anthony. Philippi. (?) 121. M. Antonius and Octavianus. Pella. 112. Thessalonice. 142. Octavia. Pella. 112. Divus Julius and Augustus. Thessalonice. 149. Augustus. Amphipolis. 49. Dium. yy. Edessa. 79. Pella. 1 12. Philippi. 121. Thessa lonice. 143. L i V i a. Amphipolis. 51. (Thessalonice. 143. 140.) _ Antonia. Thessalonice. 144. Tiberius. Amphipolis. 51. Dium. 71. Edessa. 79. Thessalonice. 144. Galigula. Amphipolis. 52. Galigula and Antonia. Thessalonice. 145. Glaudius. Amphipolis. 52. Gassandrea. 70 Macedonia. 25. Philippi. 122. Glaudius and Divus Augustus Thessalonice. 145. Glaudius and Agrippina. Thessalonice. 145. Agrippina. (Thessalonice. 143.) Glaudius and Britannicus. Thessalonice. 146. Nero. Amphipolis. 53. Gassandrea Macedonia. 25. Philippi. Thessalonice. 146. Octavia Neronis. (Thessalonice. 140.) Galba. Thessalonice. 147. 70. 122.

Register. itellius. Macedonia. 25. espasianus. Macedonia. 20. Thessalonice. itus and Domitianus. Stobi. 126. Thessalonice 147. 147, Cassandrea. I )()mitianus. Amphipolis. 93. I ) ( ) with i t i a. Amphipolis. 93. Iraianus. Amphipolis. 54. Dium. 78. Thessa lonice. 148. ^Plotina. imphipolis. idrianas. imphipolis. lonia. 27. ibina. imphipolis. toninus. imphipolis. Aurelius. 'Amphipolis. Pella. 112. I lustina min. Amphipolis. Thessalonice. )m mode. Amphipolis. ^H Cassandrea. Pella. 112. Thessalonice. 148. f itiana. Thessalonice. 148.) Ptimius Severus. Amphipolis. 5p. Cassandrea. 71. Kdessa. 81. Stobi. 127. lulia dom na. Amphipolis. 60. Edessa. 81. Mace donia. 28. Stobi. 128. Thessa lonice. 148. iracalla. Amphipolis. 60. Cassandrea. 71, Kdessa. 82. Macedonia. 2S. Stobi. '29. Thessalonice. 1 } . i ta. Amphipolis. f>o. Stobi. 130. Thessa lonice. i;o. SS

200 AESILLAS Q. Macedonia. 20. 21. AAEilOC, AAEIIC. Acanthus. 31. APXA . . . Ghalcidice. 72. L.ARVMT-NS-II-VIR-QVIN. Pella. 1 12. APXI Ghalcidice. 72. Register. IV. Officials. KOCr2N. C • BAE bi VS • P • F Dium. j^. 78. P-BAebiVS-ll-VIR-QVINQ. Dium. 78. Bruttius SVVRA • LEG • PRO Q. Mace- donia. 21. C/t PR. Macedonia. 21. EYAßPIAA. Ghalcidice. 72. C • HERENNIVS • II • VIR • QVINQ. around. 'j^. yy. Tuesday Brutus. 23. OAYMPIXOY. Ghalcidice. 72. OAYIENOY. Ghalcidice. 72. ONOMACTO. Acanthus. 31. TAIOY POPAIAIOY MAKEAONflN TAMIOY. Macedonia. 21. L • RVSTICE lius Ba STERNA. 76. L-TITVCIVS-II-VIR-QVIN. 76- 17- Dium. Dium. AEYKIOY 4>OAKINNIOY MAKEAON ßN TAMIOY. Macedonia. 23. v. coin images, epithets and Inscriptions. A Attribute: Eion. 86. Lete. 17. Mende. 99. Acanthus thistle: Undetermined maced. M. 172. Eagle, flying: Olynthus. 104. standing: Amyntas III. 193. Aphytis. 64. Archelaus. 186. Patraus 4. Thessalonice. 138. 147. standing on the scepter: Brutus. 24. Pella. 112. standing on the lightning: Amphipolis. 42. Patraus. 4. 5. Pella. 112. Thessalonice. 132. on the Lightning standing with one Wreath in the beak: Amphipolis. 43. Thessalonice. 147. with the right foot a palm holding branch : Thessalonice. 147. eating a snake: Amyn tas. 195. Olynthus. 104. Pydna. 124. Ear of wheat: Amphipolis. 40 fg. 44. Tra- gilos. 159. — Attribute: Pella. HO. Philippi. 119. Thessalonice. 137- Aeneas, with Anchises, Creusa and Ascanius fleeing: Aenea. 33. more helmeted bearded Head: Aenea. 33- APHNOOCIA. Thessalonice. 142. Alexander, Head: Beroea. ^^. Ma- cedonia. 20 fg. standing: Beroea. ^ß. next to dem Bucephalus standing: Macedonia. 29. riding: Macedonia. 29. Altar: Thessalonice. 154. Amphora: Mende. 100. lifted by two women : Undetermined mac. M. 174. two amphoras : Mende. Anchises with Aeneas, Creusa around Ada 90. Lycceius. i. Macedonia. 11. 14 fg. Olynthus. 105. Orthagoria. 106. Patraus. i. 4. j|| head with Laurel wreath: AmphiS' polis. 34 fg. 41. (with earrings : Ascanius fleeing: Aenea Apollo, head, wreathed: Adaeus,^^t 1

Register. 20: 36.) Bottiaea. 69. Chalcidice. 72. Trie . . . 161. Head with ivy wreath: Apollonia. between Tripod and snakes standing column: Thessalonice. 157. one Kabiren holding: Thessa lonice. 154 fg. a Kabiren's hand over one Altar reaching: Thessalonice. 156. Aphrodite, head: Neapolis. 101 fg. Scione. 125. Aphrodite Urania: Uranopolis. 162. Ares, standing: Amphipolis.47. Mace donia. 27. Artemis, head: Amphipolis. 40 fg. Orthagoria. 106. Thessalonice. 135. head as Middle image of a shield: Macedonia. 17. 19. 21. standing, with Torch: Amphipolis. 47. TAVPOnOAOC) Macedonia. 1 1 riding the bull: Amphipolis. 40 fe. 47. Macedonia. 18. sitting, with wall crown: amphibian polis. 47. Ascanius with Aeneas, Anchises and Creusa fleeing: Aenea. 33. Head: Aenea. 33. Asclepius in the temple: Dium. 79. A SS sign 1 : Thessalonice. 139. Astragalus. Symbol: Philippi. 120. bow. Attribute: Philippi. 118. and club: Thasus of the mainland. 120. b. Signs of Botteaia^. i^. Bacchus, teenager head with Ephesus wreath: Amphipolis. 39. Mace donia. 12 fg. 22. (Mende. 100.) Thesis salonice. 135. bearded head: Unb. mac. M. 173. lying on the donkey : Mende. 100. I'm sure. Dium. '](). liene. Attribute: Eurvdicea. 88. Pilgrim columns des Divus Julius and Augustus: Philippi. 121 fg. ' läticrzvveig. Trie... 161. 1 > I u m e. epithet : Acanthus. 29. Lycceius. i. Undetermined mac. M. 176. Lightning: Macedonia. 13. 27 fp. Pella. III. — Symbol: Amphipolis. 39. Macedonia. 9. compare eagle standing on the lightning. and quiver: Thessalonice. 137. in hand the Tyche: amphi- polis. 48. Gaduceus. Undetermined mac. M. 180. Symbol: Amphipolis. 39. Phi lippi. 117. Thessalonice. 135. Tra- gilos. 160. — dem Horses entered burned brand: Alexander I 181. G a e s a r t i t el by Vitellius. Macedo nia. 26. Gastor. 28. Gentaur: Amphipolis. 40. Girls consuming: Diony . . 73. Lete. 91. Orrheseii. 105. two Gentaurs: Amphipolis. 44. Thessalonice. 139. Gicade. Symbol: Amphipolis. 36. COHOR PRAE. Philippi. 121. Gonsularis processus. Mace donia. 24. Grater, Attribute: Patraus. 2. Dolphin. Amphipolis. 46. — At- characters: Acanthus. 31. amphi- Eolis. 46. Lete: 97. Philippi. 118. fnb. mac. M. 176. AHMO. Counterstamp: Thessalonice. 147. Dionysus, compare Bacchus. AI (ONYZIA) Thessalonice. 156. b\ (OCKOYPIA) Thessalonice- 156. Dioscures. Thessalonice. i;j9. Double hatchet. Attribute: Lüpo lemos. 8. Tripod. Adaeus. oo. Ghalcidice. 74. F2urydicea. 80. Macedonia. 14 fg. Pella. 118. Philippi. 117. Thasus of the mainland. 120. Thessa lonice. 155. — Symbol: Amphi- polis. 35.42. Ghalcidice. 73. Mace donia. 9. Trident: Amphipolis. 42. Mace donia. 14- — Attribute: Mace donia. 9. H Eion. 8<,.

202 Register Boar. Head: Amyntas III 195. Front part of a running boar : Archelaus. 188. Lete. 93. Pau sanias. 191. Patraus. 3. E.A. Counterstamp. Edessa. 79. Oak wreath: Amphaxus. 34th Am- phipolis. 34. 38 fg. 46. Botteatae. 68. Macedonia. 12. 15. Pella. iii. Thessalonice. 141. Lizard. Symbol: Eion. 84. 85. EAEYOEPIAC. Thessalonice. 142. " ivy leaf. Symbol: Eion. 86. Mosses. ^j. Tragic. 160. Ivy wreath. Macedonia. 11. Donkey. Mende. 99 fg. Field symbols. Philippi. 121. Fish. Attribute: Acanthus. 30. Amphipolis. 37. 61 fg. Fiscus. Macedonia. 24. River god. Compare Strymon. Goose: Eion. 84. two geese: Eion. 86. vessel. ApoUonia. 65. Cerdyhum. cf. Amphora. Mug. Pitcher. Burrs Counterstamp: AHMO. Thessa lonice. 147. E.A. Edessa. 79. KA. amphipolis, Livia. 51. PELO. Dium. 78. Goat. Edessa. 79. star. Gerdylium. 71. cereal grain. Attribute: Ger- dylium. 71. Neapolis. 103. Phi lippi. 118 fg. Gorgonion. Neapolis. 100 fg. Founding commemorative coin. Dium. 'j^. Pella. 112. G S. = Germania subacta, german nicus Sarmaticus. Stobi, M. Aurel. 127. Swastika. Attribute: Undetermined mac. M. 170. Hand torch. Additional symbol: Patraus. 5. Hand candlestick. Amphipolis. 34 fg. — Attribute: Amphipohs. 49. Patraus. 5. Uranopolis. 162. Helios head. Amphipolis. 46. Helmet. Amyntas III 193. Alexan the I 182. Archelaus. 185 fg. Lete. 91. Macedonia. 9 fg. Ortha goria. 106. Perdiccas II. 184. Scione. 124. Undetermined mac. M. 175. 178 fg. — epithets : Thasus des festival country. 121. Undetermined mac. M. 179. Heracles, bearded head: Aeropus. 188. Amphipolis. 43. bearded head with lion skin: Adae- us. 91. Heraclea. 89. Philippi, 117 fg. teenager Head: Aeropus. 188. Archelaus. 1 15. Patraus. 3. Pau sanias. 190 fg. youthful head with lion skin: Amphaxus. 34. Amphipolis. 40. Amyntas III 193 fg. Archelaus. 1 17. Macedonia. 15. Perdiccas III. 196. Pydna. 124. choking the lion: Lycceius. i. Hermes. Head: Tragic. 159 fg. Undetermined mac. M. 173. i, Bust portrait: Thessalonice. 138. ij Grasshopper. Attribute: Nea- polis. 103. Deer head. Adaeus. 91. — At- characters: Philippi. 117, dog, next to one Rider: Ser- myle. 126. hat. Attribute: Patraus. 3. Hygiene, enthroned with Snake. Beroea. ^^. Janus head. Amphipolis. 44. Thessa lonice. 139. ISSA AVG. Philippi. 121. Kabir, standing: Thessalonice. 140. 149- in the temple: Thessalonice. 149. and Apollo, above an altar the hands sufficient: Thessalo nice. 136. in the hand of Apollo: Thessa lonice. 154 fg. in the hand of Nike: Thessalo nice. 148. 158. Emperor, standing: Amphipolis, Clau- dius. 51. Nero. 52. Traian. 54. standing as Ares: Amphipolis, Au- gustus. 50 fg. Hadrian. 55.

standing, from the City deity (?) wreathed: Ampipolis, Augustus. 50. riding: Amphipolis, Galigula. 52. Traian. 54. bridling a horse: xMacedonia, Cara- calla. 2S. club. Adaeus. 91. Amphaxus. 34. Amphipolis. 38" fg. Amyntas III. 195. Heraclea Sintica. 90. Mace donia. 12. 17 fg. 19. 20 fg* Phila. 116. Thessalonice. 137. — at- character: Archelaus. i8ö fg. Amyn tas III. 194. Patraus. 4. Philippi. 118 fg. KA. Counterstamp: Amphipolis, Livia. ^«. KÖINON MAKEZiONßN. Beroea. 66. crab. Attribute: Amphipolis. 34- wreath. Cassandrea. 70. Dium. '^y. Thessalonice. 135 fg. 142 fg. 146 with gem in the middle). 137 — epithet : Amphipolis. 35. Mosses. hj. Undetermined mac. M. 174. Compare Oak wreath. Ivy wreath. Lor beer wreath. Creusa with Aeneas, Anchises and Ascanius fleeing: Aenea. 33. Pitcher. Terone. 130 t'^. ball. Symbol: Eion. 85. Lete. 02 fg. balls the Macedonian thra- hiss Coins none value designation. 166. Cow. Dicea. 75. Cow with suckling calf: Undetermined mac. M. 168. Register. 203 182. Pausanias. 191. Undetermined mac M. 177 fg. Front part of a jumping lion whom: Perdiccas II. 189. Undetermined mac. M. 177 fg. Front part of a boar's head eat- the lion: Aeropus. 189. Head with open mouth: Arche- louse. 187. Head from front: Archelaus. 188. Laurel wreath. Edessa. 80. Thes- salonice. 141. Laurel branch. Attribute: Un- best. mac. M. 170 fg. Lyra. Bottiaea. 69. Ghalcidice. 72. '73. Macedonia. 11. Olynthus. go- Pella. 117. A P>sign: Eion. 86. Lete. 97. Lancehead: Adaeus.91. Undetermined mac. M. 173. AETAINION. Lete. 92. Libertas, Bust portrait. Thessalonice. 141. Leo. Amphipolis. 45. Lycceius. 1. — Symbol: Amphipolis. 35. one Taurus prostrate: Acan- thus. 29 fg. one Lance biting: Amyn tas 11 1. 192. Perdiccas III. 196, Forepart of a running lion: Aeropus. 189 fg. Alexander I Medusa head. Amphipolis. 45. • as Tank jewelry des Gordian : Pella. 1 1 5. Moon, sun and stars. Urano polis. 162. Crescent. Attribute: Stobi. 127. Tragic. 160. Crescent moon: Phila. 116. uranopo- lis. 163. Crescent moon and star: Amphipolis. 54. — epithets: Thessalonice. 131- MVNICIPI. Stobi. 128. Nemesis. Compare Nike Nemesis. NEflKOPßN. Beroea. 66. Thessa lonice. 154. b. Thessalonice. 135. 158. Nike. Phila. 116. striding with wreath and palm tree: Amphipolis. 43. Macedonia. i(). Pella. 112. Philippi. 122. Stobi. 129. Thessalonica. 142. on one Base standing with wreath and palm tree: Philippi. 181. standing on a ball with a wreath and palm tree: Thessalonice. 146 fg. holding a Kabir in his hand: Thessalonice. 148. is8. Nike Nemesis with Stan and bike: Stobi. 127. Nike Pantheon: Stobi. 128. in a pair: Pella. 110.

204 Register. Bust portrait: Pella. 112 (Octavia). Thessalonice. 140 (hairstyle of the Faustina). on Pallas's hand: amphi- polis. 45. on the Roma's hand: amphi- polis. 47. Edessa. 81 fg. Thessa lonice. 146. on Tyche's hand: Edessa. 80 fg. OMONOIA. Edessa. 84. head the Homonoia. Thessalians. 141. Sacrificing youth. Beroea. 66. Pallas. Head: Acanthus. 31 fg. Au- doleon. 5. Amphipolis. 39 (?). bot teatae. 68. Pella. 108 fg. Macedo nia. 2ifg. (?) Thessalonice. 134. Unb. mac. M. 173. standing with Nike on hand: Amphipolis. 45. standing with Snake and Owl: Dium. 78. fighting : Pella. 1 1 1 . Palm branch. Attribute: Thessa lonice. 134. Pan. Head: Amyntas III. 193 fg. Botteatae. 68. Pella. iii. walking: Thessalonice. 138. dm- axoTZ'xiv: Thessalonice. 138. sitting on the rock: Pella. 113. Tlap^svoQ. nicknames of Artemis and Persephone. 103. Pegasus. Thessalonice. 137. FELO. Counterstamp. Dium. 78. Perseus. Head: Amphipolis. 39. 42. Macedonia. 21 fg. Pella. iii. horse, standing: Amyntas III. 192. Pausanias. 191. standing, tied to a pillar: Olynthus. 104. striding: Aeropus. 188 fg. Am- phipoUs. 41. Alexander I 182. Archelaus. 185. Audoleon. 5. Macedonia. 16. Pausanias. 190. Thessalonice. 138. Unb. mac. M. 167. 178 fg. ongoing: Archelaus. 185 fg. Olynthus, 105. Phila. 116. Thessalonice. 134- jumping: Perdiccas II. 184. Thesis salonice. 144. Undetermined mac. M. 179. Front part of a jumping horse des: Audoleon. 6. Undetermined mac. M. 168. Horse head: Philippi. 117. Warrior next to the horse: Alexan the I 181. Bisaltae. 67. Mosses. 6y. Tynteni. 162. Undetermined mac. M. 164 fg. 176. Rider: Alexander I. 181 fg. Amyn tas III. 192. Archelaus. 184. Au- doleon. 7. Dium. j6. Macedonia. 15. 29. Unb. mac. M. 165. 177 fg. Rider stabbing an enemy : Pa- traus. I fg. Rider accompanied by a dog: Sermyle. 126. Plow. Symbol: Amphipolis. 42. Compare Bull, plowing. Pietas. Antonia in the clothes of Pietas. Thessalonice. 145. Poseidon, head: Amphipolis. 38.41. Macedonia. 12. Pella. 117. potentiometer daea. 123. Thessalonice. 134. riding: Potidaea. 123. Portrait. Portrait-like character of the head: Patraus. 3. P r a e fe r i c u 1 u m between two strips gel. Dium. '/6. PRINCIPLE • FELIX. Dium. y6. riYOlA. Thessalonice. 155 fg- Quaestoric badge, nia. 24. Macedo wheel. Stobi. 130. Tynteni. 162. Unb. mac. M. 176. — Attribute: Unb. mac. M. 175. Badge of the Nemesis: Stobi. 127. Rider. Compare Emperor. Horse. Cattle, grazing. Macedonia. 22. Rings, two. Symbol: Eion. 85. wrestler, two. Thessalonice. 159. Roma, head: Amphipolis. 39. Ma- cedonia. 21 fg. (Pella. iii) standing, with Nike in hand: Amphipolis. 47. Thessalonice. 146. sitting on a tank, with Nike^ in hand: Edessa. 81 fg. Rose. Tragic. 160 fg. J

Salus. Roman coins of Livia. 144. Satyr, standing: Amphipolis. 48. looking into a jug: Terone. 131. holding his phallus: Lete. 96. holding a girl: Lete. 92. 98 with ivy wreath . Sow. Unb. mac. M. 168. -Ship beak. Thessalonice. »34- Forepart of the ship. Amphipolis. 4O. Macedonia. 10. Shield, Boeotian: Amphipolis. 34. Macedonian: Amphipolis. 47. Boneaiae. 68. Eupolemos. 8. Heraclea Sintica. 90. Macedonia. fg. 1 5 fg. — additional symbol: Arche- Register. 205 1 Front part one Taurus: ark I louse. 188. Unb. mac. M. i6c). I Battle axe. Attribute: Philippi. 48. Strymon. Head: Amphipolis. 42. Macedonia. 11. lying: Amphipolis. 48. Macedo nia. 14. Subselium. Macedonia. 24. louse. 187. Snake in the hand of a Cen- tauren. 44- Sword. Eupolemos. 8. Scorpion. Amphipolis. 47. Silenus, head: Macedonia. 11. Spes coloniae Pcllensis, standing and enthroned. Pella. 112. 113%- Play urns. Beroea. 66. Thessa lonice. 136. 158. staff. Macedonia. 24. Stadium goddess. Compare Tyche. stone, conical with star. head jewelry the Aphrodite Urania: Uranopolis. 162. star. Uranopolis. 163. — pickling chen: Amphipolis. 41. Macedonia. 9 fg. 13. Polidaea. 123. Thessalo nice 134. 143. — Counterstamp: Cerdylium. 71. Bull, standing: Pella. 107. Unb. mac. M. 175. grazing: Amphipolis. 45. Bottea tae. 68. Pella. 108th in. Thessa lonice, 134. ongoing: Amphipolis. 41. Thessa lonice. 133. bumping: Amphipolis. 41. Potidaea. 124. sinking onto the right front leg: Orrhescii. 106. Unb. mac. M. 169. plowing: Pella. 109. two plowing ones Taurus: Dium. 76. Bull carriage: Unb. mac. M. 174, Bull head: Attribute: Patraus. 2. Ancient coins. Vol. II. Pigeon. Attribute: Neapolis. 102. two pigeons: Scione. 125. Temple. Beroea. 66. Stobi. 126. Thessalonice. 155 fg. Temple with a Kabir: Thessa lonice. 149. O. Attribute: EYon. 85. Lete. 94. Squid. Dicaea. 75. table. Macedonia. 29. TpiY\uio^okiov. Trie . . . 161. Triquetra. Unb. mac. M. 171 fg. Tyche, enthroned: Amphipolis. 40 fg. Macedonia. 28. standing with Nike on hand: Edessa. 80 fg. Bust: Thessalonice. 155. Check one coin from Pydna by Perdiccas III. 196. ' Vexillum. Cassandrea. 70. square, deepened, quadruple shared: Acanthus. 29 fg. Aenea. 33. Bisal tae. 6y. Dicaea. 75. Diony... 75. E*ron. 84. Heraclea. 89. Lete. 92 fg. Mende. 99fg- Mosses. 6"/. Neapolis. 100 fg. Orrhescii. 105. Potidaea. 123. Sermyle. 126. Terone. 130%. Tragic. 159. Unb. mac. M. 164%. deepened, divided into four parts, with book rods in the fields : Acanthus. '3'- deepened, divided fourfold. with surrounding font: Alexander I 101. deepened, with Coin image: Aeropus. 188. Alexander! 182. amphi- polis. ß4 fg. Amyntas III 192 fg Archelaus. 185 fg. Dicaea. 75, Dium. 77. Lete. 91 fg. Mende 100. Neapolis. 101 fg. Olynthus 104. Pausanias. 190. Perdiccas II, 184. Scione. 124. Tynteni 162 Unb. mac. M. 176 fg. 15

2O0 Register. Four-horse team with Charioteer. Olynthus. 104. bird. Attribute: Unb. mac. M. ^7b- Vine. Mende. 100. Grape. Thessalonice. 135 fg. — epithet: Mosses. ^']. Patraus. 3. Philippi. 117. Terone. 130 fg. Thessalonice. 135 fg. Value designation in the balls the Macedonian-Thracian Mint zen not included. 166. wolf, Front part: Aeropus. 188. Amyntas III 194. Archelaus. 186 fg. Head: Aeropus. 188. Zeus, standing with eagle: Dium. 79. enthroned: Stobi. 126. Head: Amphipolis. 43. 46 fg. Ma- cedonia I 18. Macedonia II 19. Patraus. 4 fg. Pella. 107 fg. Thes- salonice. 132 fg. Ammon head: Aphytis. 64. gas sandrea. 70. Goat, kneeling. Attribute: Edessa. 80 fg. — Counterstamp: Edessa. 79. two goats: Botteatae. 'ö^. Pella. 1 1 1. Billy goat, standing : Amphipolis. 39 fg. Macedonia. 12 fg. 22nd Thes- salonice 136 fg. about to lay down: Unb. mac. M. 166, Front part one billy goat: Alexander I 183. Archelaus. 184. ^ ur 180. Terone. 131. ex. mac M. 177. two billy goats: Amphipolis. 40. Thessalonice. 132. VI. The on the Boards pictured Coins. Tafe

37- Lete. 22 . 38. Lete. 51 . 39. Lete. ("")3 . Blackboard 5. 40. Neapolis. i 41. Neapolis. 28 42. Neapolis. 29 43. Olynihus. i 44. Olynthus. 3 45. Olynthus. 3 46. OrVhescii. i 47. Orthagoria. 1 48. Philippi. 7 49. Poiidaca. i 50. Potidaea. 1 51. Sermyle. i Blackboard 6. 52. Siobi. 3 . . . 53. Terone. 2. . . 54. Thessalonice. 171 55. Tynteni. i . . 56. Uranopolis. i . 57. Undetermined maced. M. i 38. Undetermined maced. M. 10 : ). Undetermined maced. M. 11 Register. 93 I 60. Undetermined maced. M. 12. 97 98 I board 7. 61. Undetermined maced. M. 36 62. Undetermined maced. M. 46 63. Undetermined maced. M, 37 64. Undetermined maced. M. 66 63. Undetermined maced, M. 78 66. Undetermined maced. M. 79 67. Undetermined maced. M. 80 68. Undetermined maced. M. 90 69. Alexander I 1 . . . 70. Alexander I 7 . • • Blackboard 8. 100 102 102 104 104 103 103 106 118 123 123 126 127 13' •54 162 162 164 166 166 71. Archelaus, i 72. Archelaus. 2 73. Archelaus. 3 74. Archelaus. 7 73. Aeropus. i y6. Pausanias. i yy. Pausanias. 4 78. Amyntas III. i 79. Amyntas III. 3 80. Perdiccas III. 1 81. Perdiccas III. 2 207 166 1Ö9 170 171 172 173 174 170 181 133 184 183 183 186 188 190 192 192 196 196 Berlin, printed in the Reichsdruckerei.

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