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Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I — 1901
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SPECIAL WRITINGS OF THE AUSTRIAN ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE IN VIENNA BAND I ASIAN MINOR COINS FROM F. IMHOOF-BLUMER BAND I WITH NINE PLATES VIENNA ALFRED HOLDER K. ü. K. COURT AND UNIVERSITY BOOKSELLER 1901
pressure v«>n R. M. Rohrkr in Brno THE J. PAUL GETTY MUSEUM LIBRARY
This promise the ,Lydian city coins' more Posts to My- follow Asian numismatics to let, believe I even more so redeem to should, than the printing des Asia Minor minting, that as second numisma table company the k. Prussian Academy the sciences in View taken is, in even further away stands. The present volume and the second volume that soon follows it were created from sluggish to the ten years ago by the k. Bavarian Academy of Sciences issued 'Greek coins'. You concern all provinces of Asia Minor, and if some of them, such as Pontus, Paphlagonia, Bithynia, Aiolis, Lydia, Cilicia and Cappadocia larger gaps to exhibit seem, like that is this just by separating these parts into publications in various magazines to explain. 1) Meanwhile go here also these areas not empty out, thanks the inexhaustibility of the classical soil, who always brings new material to light, including coins from previously unknown places of minting, namely from Niko polis on Lykos, Sebasteia in Pontus, Eleutherion (?) in Mysia, the island Chalcis, Airai in Ionia,2) Leonnaea and Sanaos in Phrygia, Antioch (as Greek city) and Malos in Pisidia, Aphrodisias (?) in Cilicia. The cataloged coins, about 2100, from which 550 pictured are, and which covers 330 cities distribute, are partly new in types or inscriptions, partly add and correct her older descriptions and explanations. Detailed Register become the profit on epigraphic evidence, on of the determination of time calculations u. etc. illustrate particularly clearly. ') Greek coins. 1 plate number chron. 1S95. On the coinage of Pontus, Paphlagonia, Tene- dos. Aiolis and Lesbos. 2 plates ZfN XX 1897. Lydian city coins. 7 Tab. Geneva and Leipzig 1897. On Greek coinage. Euscbeia Kaisarcia, Elaiusa Scbastc, Paltos etc. 2 Tab. Rev. Suisse de num. VIII 1898. Bithynian coins. 1 tablet Journ. internal, de num. 1898. The Mint locations the Abbai'tcr, Grymcnolhyriicn and Temenothyrites. Festschrift for Otto Benndorf 1898. Coinlypes of some liililiian cities. Journ. of bright, are. XVIII 1898. 2) S. Addendums to the second volume.
With this work I take, as it were Farewell to the Greek collection shear coins, the I have been educated and groomed for 35 years hold, and now as a whole to the can. Coin cabinet transferred to Berlin is. As a continuation, not as a replacement this collection, have I a new one, primarily out small- Asian coins existing, created, from which some pieces have already been brought here pulled are. For the excellent equipment of the work I to the two directors of the Austrian archaeological Institute, whose Asia Minor publications it follows, especially mine dear friends Otto Benndorf, a very special thank you obliges : not less connected am I W. Kubitschek for manifold factual knowledgeable instruction out his widen area of study, and him first like Mr Dr Zingcrle for theirs tireless help at the Corrections. Also that one Officin Mr Rudolf M. Rohrers in Brno be for theirs excellent Performance full outside Uen n u 11g pronounced. Winterthur. July 1901. F. IMHO OF- BLUMER.
I PONTOS 1 A m i s o s I Br. 19 ZEBAZTH right, bust of younger Agrippina right- there. More unclear counter- stamp. Pkr. Sir H. Weber, London. AMIZOY right, ETO YI En (J. 85 = 53/54 AD) left. Striding Nike with wreath and palm branch to the right. Pkr. With that the same date, the year of Claudius' death, is a coin this Kaiser known. 1 ) This one is, like probably too the Agrippina coin, with a herald's staff stamped. 2 Br. ig 3 Br. 16 AYT KEP TPAIANOC KAICAP CE l~EP A Bust of the Kai sers with laurel and aegis in front of the chest to the right. 2-85 sts S. AM1COY left, € AEY0EPAC right. Bust of the Athenian well with Aigis to the right. Pkr. ^"35M S. AMICOY EAEYGEPAC ETOYC PME (J. 145 = 113/4 n. Chr.) Standing Athena to the left, in the right bowl above a flaming wreathed altar, the left on the spear; on the ground, behind the goddess leaning, .shield. ETOYC P[M]E (J. 145) left. River god (Thermodon) with a naked torso sitting on the floor on the left, the right on the knee, the left with a branch on it overturned urn, the water flows. A another copy this one coin, with Eckhel, Syll. 30 described. blurred year, has Den Representations of the head with crab claws 2 ) is the to include the following: Blackboard I I 4 Br. 35 AVT K M AV left, PHA KOMOAOC right. head of easily bearded Commode with laurel to the right. Löbbecke. AMICOV €A left, €YG€PAC right, €T CIA (214) i. A. Seated city goddess with tower crown and veil to the left, the rudder in the right hand on the turned left, with crab claws decorated head the Thalassa sitting, in the left arm Cornucopia. The long hair on the unbearded head characterizes it as female, thus as the the Thalassa. 3 ) Up these Goddess is also the unbearded head of the other coins, the bearded one, on the other hand, on the Pontos Euxeinos to relate. ') Rev. num. 1 8g I p. 243, 23 Tab. IX 3; ZfN XX 257. Imhoof Blumer. Small Asian coins. 2 ) ZfN XX 258/60, n. 4-10 Plate IX 5 3 ) cf. a. a. O. S. 260 Plate IX 9.
2 I PONTi >s 5 AVT K M • A I M • AIMIAIANOC Br. 30 Bust portrait des Kaiser with beam crown, Tank and coat to the right. 18-40 sts S. AMICOV €A6 left, VQ€PPAC (like this) C- criA (284). Standing Asclepius of in front, head to the left, the rights to Serpent staff, the lowered left on robe. Iliezu simultaneous half- and Quarter pieces: Blackboard 1 2 6 [AMICOV] left, CACVGGPAC CTOVC left, CI1A right. Thyrsos with Br. 22 right. head of the teenager two peaks and Taenie. Pkr. Dionysus with ivy on the right- there. Pkr. 8-95 sts S. The date 284 corresponds to that years 253 n. BC, in which the government of Aemilianus (from May until August) falls. 7 €[T] C [n] A right. Bust portrait of Br. 18 Hermes with robe and Bar over left shoulder. Pkr. 3-87 Weber, London. AMICO[V] under Capricornus right- there. 8 KOP CA An left, NINA C£-BA Br. 20 right. Bust of Salonina with crescent moon at the school tern to the right. Mus. Winterthur. AMICOV APPROX left, C|VO€PA right. Standing naked Hermes to the left, bag in the right hand, in the left Chlamys and herald's staff. Kerasus I AVT M A[VP] left, [KOMO- [K€]PACOV left, NT[IUUN] below, GT Br. 21 AOC . . .] right. Bust portrait PKA (J. 121) above. Galley with five of the bearded Commodus rowers to the left. Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S.
I PONTOS 2 AVT KM AV left, CGOV AA€- Br. 29 IANAPOC right. Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel, pan- Zer and coat to the right. Löbbecke. Mus. Winterthur. cf. Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. sedentary Zeus described is. KCEPACOV left, NTINN right, T PIB (J. 162) i. A Seated Goddess with veil from the front, the rights (to a Scepter?) uplifting, in the left filling horn. Above that Head the goddess forms the backrest des Thrones a bow with acroteria. II 12, 2, where a similar piece with from front N i k o p o 1 i s am L y k o s I Br. 2 Br. 24 3 Br. 35 AVT KAI N[€P TPAIANOC C£B] left, r€PM AAKTOFI right. Head of the emperor with laurel to the right. M. S. N€l right, OnOAGUUC€ left, TOVC MB (J. 42) right. Floating Nike with Wreath and palm branch to the right. Likewise, with AVT K N€P TPAIA N€IKOnOA€LUC left, CTOVC MB right. NOC C€B T6PM AAK TOFI Mus. Pembroke III Tab. 87, 4 (Judea); Mionnet V 550, 185 (Judea); de Saulcy, Num. de la Terre Sainte 174, 2; Löbbecke, with something different provided Inscriptions. €TOVC [MB | NGIKOnO and i. A. A6UUC Seated Zeus Nikephoros to the left. AVT KAIC N6P TPAIANOC C€B rSPM AA TORI head des Emperor with laurel right- over the left shoulder Aegis. Mionnet V 550, 184 and Suppl, VIII 376, 74 (Judea); de Saulcy a. a. O. S. 173, 1. The Factory this one pieces, the already de Saulcy for not Palestinian held, and the Provenance des first described, that me with amisenic and others exclusively Pontic Coins the imperial period, out Trebizond to- came is, let none Doubts about it exist, that us here pre- ments of Nicopolis founded by Pompey on Lykos have us, a sizeable city in the border areas of Pontus and Little Armenia, 1 ) their name yet late in the directories des Hierocles and the Notitiae, next to them the Pontic Sebasteia and Sebastopolis, occurs. 2 ) ') Strabo 555; K knight, Asia Minor I 214; Th. Reinach, Mithradates Eupator 400. 2 j Ramsay, Hist. Geogr. 31g. 1*
4 I POXTOS The coins n. I—3 are yet two line up others, the I also out Asia Minor had received and since then Mr. L. Hamburger for his collection Palestinian coins, to those her now no more to count are, resigned: 4 AVT KAI N€P TPAIANOC C€ N € IK O l~l [OA€ UU C GTO]VC MB Onone Br. ig H6P AAK... Head of the Emperor wreathed Altars erect with laurel to the right. Snake to the right. cf. Mionnet, Suppl. III 377, 126 (Epirus). 5 Head of Trajan with laurel N€ I K O | riOA€|nC €T | AA (34) on four Br. 18 to the right, without Transcription. lines in a laurel wreath. 1 ) The Years 34 and 42 are without Doubts on the Aera from Autumn des J. 64 AD to relate, according to the trapeze, Kerasus, Neokaisareia and Zela calculated. 2 ) According to this, AA would second Reign years Traians, 97/8 correspond, MB to that J. 105/0. Waddington also gave a coin to the city on the Lycus; 3 ) alone right now these heard Nicopolis in Judaea. You shows that portrait M. Aurels and Zeus Nikephoros with the Transcription N6I KOnOAG ITCUN €T 1A (J. 91); the back page is identical with the des sure Palestinian piece with L. Verus, its cast the Hamburger mine collection is present. From the remaining coins with the name Nicopolis, the de Saulcy a. a. O. compiled has, seems the city at Lykos yet the with Hadrian to belong. 4 ) The on plate VI 3 pictured is from Nicopolis in Epeiros, and probably also the piece with Valerian and the galley (175), where without a doubt instead of the date TAC, [l€]PAC to read stands. 5 ) From the coin with Elagabalus (175, plate VI 5 with wrongly drawn head and Mel. de num. II 147) be- sit I the cast of a copy the former Mandl collection, after which one the Description as follows is : 6 MAVANTUUNINOC... Bust portrait Nei|KOnO|AIC on three lines in one Br. 27 des young people Caracalla Laurel wreaths, under which an eagle or des Elagabalus with with unfolded wings, head to the left, ray crown, Tank and stands; between the legs €B On3er coat to the right. half of the wreath shines AN T(JUN[€ IN] left, [on)OA€(JUC right to stand. Man could tried be, this coin dem in Mesopotamia between Edessa and Daras located A ntoni nopolis, and NetXÖTCoXlg merely as an accompaniment names, for example to commemorate a victory, according to which the city was founded and which would have been named Antoninopolis in honor of Caracalla. Alone the hundreds of similar coins with €B shine to send them to Palestine. ) ') Similar Wreath inscriptions with dates you meet NlxonoXi; VEioxöpoj xal called, on the other hand, contemporary Pontic copper coins 5 ) Likewise after Epeiros seems that piece with cities, e.g. B. from Sebastopolis and Trebizond. Hadrian and Nike, Reichardt Collection (London -) Pauly Wissowa I 643, 35 (Kubitschek\ March sales catalog 1899 n. 283). 3 ) Inv. Waddington n. 84. 6 ) L. hamburgers, The Palestinian coin 4 ) A a. O. S. 175 with [N € ] I K O II O A I T(jU N equip Nicopolis - Emmaus (Frankfurt coin sheets A API AN....CIG III 4 1 80 is the city of ÄSpiavv) I 1899 S.-A. S. 7 ff. n. II— 13).
I PONTOS 5 Pharnakeia I Bust portrait of men to the right, (hAPNAKEflN between the eight rays Br. 17 the hat with laurel be- len of a star. wreaths, on the shoulders Robe and crescent moon. Löbbecke. Simultaneous minting with the coins, the types of which are the head of Zeus and the beast of zebus. 1 ) Sebasteia From this one city, the I recently in the Numismatics introduced have,") shares me my friend Lübbecke one second coin with : I AVTOK[P A O] left, [YHP(?)] Br. 25 OC€B right. Bust portrait des bearded L. Verus (?) with Lor- beer, Tank and coat to the right. CGBACTIAC right, MHTPOfl OA€ flC left, € H PI (J. 168) in the field. standing- de Demeter to the left, Ahrenbuschel in the right, the left on the scepter. Um that imperial portrait, whose about the Forehead more prominent Tufts of hair anyway with Probability L. Verus recognize lets, seems AVTOKPA or AVTOKP A OVHPOC€B to stand. The second digit of the date has the shape T , but apparently stands for P. Irregular number positions like here are too from coins from Germanikopolis and Tavion known. 3 ) The date the coin with Valerian conditional one time calculation, whose beginning between the years autumn 2/1 v. BC and 5/0 AD lie would have to. At Acceptance des last year as the first of the era, PHH would J. 172/3 correspond. L.Verus but died four years earlier, at the beginning 169. year 1 falls accordingly at the earliest on autumn 1/2 n. BC, and for the determination the era Of Sebasteia only one of the three years 2/1 BC remains. to 1/2 AD left. Sebastopolis Herakleopolis I AVT NEP TPAIANOC KAICAP [C€]B ACTOnOAlTUUN ETOVC [0P] (J. 109). Br. 24 CE TE AA Head of the Emperor Club and lion skin. with laurel to the right. Löbbecke. Half piece to the coin with the Inscription: Eni n k povcuu cebactoi-ioaeujc e ep 1 ) ») Cat. Br. Mus. Pontus 36, I Plate VII I 2 ) ZfN XX 264 Plate IX 13. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 70. 4 ) Pick, Num. Journal XXIII 71, 26 Plate III 7; ZfN XX 265.
6 II PAPHLAGONIA Germanicopolis I AV KAI A C € n left, CG OY Br. 30 HPOC AV right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. Same stamp like I-B. Greek. Coins 68 n. 97 and 98. In trade. APX nA(}> r
7 Blackboard I 8 Blackboard I 9 3 S. 20 Blackboard I 7 4 Br. Blackboard I 6 5 Br. 15 6 Br. 16 7 Br. 19 Likewise, with NlflN (instead of ZINn) and HPn. 5-14 sts S. cf. Six, number Chron. 1885 S. 35, 70 with HPnNY. OV I sheet - L-PONTI II- VIR C Fl Bust portrait the Ceres (?) with Ahre or Stephane, veil, earring and Necklace to the right. 7-20 M. S. This Image the • PONTI C- VIBI II- VIR C- Fl or IF ') in an arc from left to right. Object in the shape of a crescent moon, whose area with ivy vines decorated is. The outer curvature is radiating with six .tips sets, and the downward-turned sickle tips appear to be banded to be. Under the inner curvature right a plow, left on one Ground line grasshopper to the right. Back seems a strah 1 e n d i ad em to represent. This strange one piece, that me together with political and paphlago- niche coins received, heard probably to the first impressions the in J. 45 v. Founded in BC Roman colony Sinope. The absence the Initial S as a designation of the city name can not alienate, there from Augustus until Hadrian the inscription C I F, without S the usual one is, like that like Urso otherwise just as colonia Julia Genetiva. Less usual, but not completely singfull is just the consequence of the title : Colonia Felix lulia instead of Colonia Julia Felix. C I F left, AI XX (?) below. Bull head from the front. 2-63M S. C I F left, AI XXII right. head of Augustus to the right. Sir H. Weber, London. [SABINA] left, AVCVSTA right. head the Sabina to the right. Lübbecke. EX DD right. Simpulum. EX D D left. Globe and Cornucopia with fruits. C I F] left, CLXX.. right. Under one from two Columns worn bow the cult image of the naked Apollo n long hair from front, branch in the right, the left one on the side. I have older depictions of the cult image I ZfN XX 72, 1 u. 2 Plate X 6 7/11 made known. This probably also includes Mionnet Suppl. IV 577, 247, 2 ) out the time des Titus. ! ) The two of them last letter the inscription, whose upper Tips not pronounced appear, stand closer to each other than the the Vs., so that here the reading | F not excluded is. 2 ) See Drexler, Num. Zeitschr. XXI 12g; Cohen I 2 463. 408.
s II PAPHLAGONIA - III BITHYNIA Blackboard I 10 8 Br. 25 FAVS left, TINAE AVC right. Bust portrait of the elderly woman stina to the right. M. S. C I F S left, l|NOPE right. Under one Temple front with two pillars standing - de Nemesis from the front, head to the left, Bowl (?) in the right hand, staff in the Left, and left feet wheel. Blackboard I i i 9 Br. 29 IMP C P SEPT left, CETA AVC right. Bust portrait des Geta with laurel, Tank and Coat to the right. Lübbecke. I F SINOPE left, ANN CCLV right. Standing Dionysus in double chiton to the left, the Rights about one Panthers lowered, the with both forefeet on dem God gets up, the left at Thyrsos. IO IM|P CORD left, IANVS AVC Br. 30 right. Bust of the emperor with Laurel and coat to the right. C R I F S AN left, CCCIII right. standing- the naked Poseidon from the front, head to the left, Dolphin on the right, the left on the trident. M. S. III BITHYNIA Heraclea 1 SOUND K TIC TAN Bust portrait des Br. 38 bearded Heracles with Tae- never to the left, that Lion skin about the shoulders, in the Right the club school ternd. Pkr. [HPAK A]H AC M.A left, TPOC ATTOI KLflN] right, TTOAinN i. A. End of the throne Tyche with Kalathos on the left, bowl in the outstretched right hand, club (Symbol des city god) in left Poor. To feet left the Pontus E u x e i n o s sitting on the ground to the right, the left on the anchor; on the right a river god (Acheron?) left on the ground sitting, the rights to a long one branch or scepter, the left arm over the water urn. Pkr. Lübbecke.
III BITHYXIA 9 K r e t e i a I TT CG TT left, TGTAC K right. Br. 17 Bust portrait des Caesar's with coat to the right. M. S. KPHTT left, €|nN right. Standing more naked Apollo from front, head to the left, branch in the lowered right, bow in the left, on one Stele supported, arm. N i k a i a I AYTOKPATnP KAIZAP IE Br. 34 B AZTOZ OYEZI1AZIANOZ head of Kaiser with lorry beer to the right. H. Weber, London. cf. Mionnet Suppl. V 83, 423 Eni MAPKOY ZAAOYIAHNOY Alj nPHNA A N 0Y n ATO Y and in Fields Top left KEB KAI | TTP Bl On one from four Elephants drawn Chariot of seated Dionysus left- there, with girded Chiton, Kantha ros in the right, the Left on Thyrsos. after Sestini, Lett. cont. VIII 9, I 2 Br. 27 AVT KAICAP left, ANTANI NOC right. Bust portrait des Pius with laurel and gifts wall to the right. M. S. NEIKAI left, E/1N right. Standing more naked Poseidon to the right, the Right on the trident, on the left dolphin; the left foot rests on a rock above the left upper thigh hangs robe. Blackboard I 12 3 Br. 18 AV COM left, ANTAN . . Bust portrait of the slightly bearded man Commode with tank and coat to the right. M. S. AA6IAN AP[ON] left, NIKAI€IC right. Statue des naked Alexander von in front, head to the right, in the die th right an indistinct attribute (short sword?), the left hand on the spear. Mionnet II 457, 253 describes that Image as “figure virile tenant un rouleau et un thyrse", and Suppl. V 107, 581, after Vaillant, as Zeus with lightning and Spear. Simultaneous coins show instead the Statue of Alexander's head with Diadem. 1 ) On the coin with dem Images des Macrinus, Inv. Waddington n. 42g is not CA PA niC, but the river name CATAPIC to read. ') Mionnet II 456, 248; Suppl. V 107, 579/80; Cat. Br. Mus. Pontus 159, 47. I m h o o f - 13 1 u m er, Asia Minor coins. 2
IO III BITHYNIA — IV MYSIA 4 1 IOV OVH MAIIMOC K breast NIKAI left, EAN right. The nymph ßr. 2 1 picture of Caesar with armor Nikaia as city goddess with tower and coat to the right. crown to the left sitting, the Copt turning back, the rights to the thyr- sos, in the left arm cornucopia. M.S. See Mionnet Suppl. V 146, 846/7 and, on the representations of Nikaia, Journ. int. de num. 1 25 ff. Nicomedia i AYTOKP TITOZ KAIXAP IE Eni M I AAOYI AHNOY TTPOKAOY AN- Br. 26 BAZ YIOZ Head of Titus GYIIA-, in Fields left and right with laurel to the right. MH (?) TO head the city goddess (Metropolis?) with a small tower crown rprhfOl i vi H. Weber, London. The name des Proconsuls Marcus Salvidenus Proculus Asprenas is until now known from coins from Kaisareia Germanike, Nikaia and Nikomedeia. 1 ) Just there the last this one Cities the title u,Y]Tp07ToXlg led, like that is also her influence the above coin attributable. IV MYSIA Alysoi Abbaeitai That the miners' coins to the Phrygian to count and probably were coined in Ankyra, I tried in the “Festival for O. Benn- village" 201/2 to show. Adramytion w1 jvopi des .ty p o 1 1 <> ii with long for 1 o ucii, i n in i 1 in unitrii. w iu p 11 ci- Br. Hair and laurel to the right. go, from a snake with head surrounded on the right ; left e^f, right two monograms AP (?) NE (?). 270 m. S. l ) Pros. I.R. III 162, 86, 89.
IV MYSIA I I 2 Br. Br. AAPAMY left, [THNAN] right. Youthful head with ivy (?) to the right. 6-23 sts S. CTPA [TAN TT€PI A KAI] KATTITn N A Seated Demeter to the left, ears of corn in the right, in the left scepter. The inscription is supplemented after Mionnet II 513, 9, whose reading CTPAT.O.N l~l€PI A KAI KAniTnN A in aTpaCajywv) xwv izepl 'A. Ka'.(xc'Xtov) Kamxwva to correct is. 1 ) AVT AOMITIA left, KAI CEB AOMITIA right, C€B above, AAPA in Bust portrait the 17 TEPMA right, NIKOC below. Head of Domitian with Lore beer to the right. Mus. Hunter; M S. big one font left. Domitia to the right. 4 AOVKIAAA left, C€ BAC TH Br. 23 right. Bust of Lucilla to the right. M. S. 5 AVT K M AV left, P AN TA Br. 26 N€INO bust portrait of the youth lichen Caracalla with tank and coat to the right. M. S. AAPAMV on the left, THNAN on the right. standing- the naked Poseidon to the left, the right foot on one Ship prora seated, on the right dolphin, the Left on the trident. €TTI CTP HPilAlA left, NOV AAPA MYTHN on the right, N|n in the field. standing- de Euthenia with Kalathos, shell and cornucopia to the left. 6 AY KAI M AVP left, [TO Tfl- cf> I K OV A A PA M Y T H N n N standing- Br. 24 NGINOC] right. Bust portrait de Athena to the left, Nike on the des bearded Caracalla with right, the left on Shield. Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. In trade. Off the existing Traces of the beginning the inscription is about on €TTI CTP A€A(j)IKOY to close. On one other copies read Butkowski supposedly € TT I AN9 tJTl(})IKOY, and was naive enough, a Roman one pro- consul Psophikos accept.-) *) See I-B. Greek. Coins 140, 417 coins from MevsaS-sa u. a. Aphrodisias with the inscription iid dpx&vctüv twv rcspl 2 ) Spinks Num. Circular I 78, 3.
I2 IV MYSIA 7 AV K M AV AN below, TAN£ I- Br. 35 still left, Kai n ce-n re- TAC above, KAICAP right. The breasts facing each other pictures of the young Cara calla with laurel, tank and coat to the right, and des (ieta with tank to the left. M. S. 8 AYT K M ANT TOPAIANOC Br. 40 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel. Armor and coat to the right. M. S. 9 Br. 26 eni ctp n ai evrvx links, ove aapa- MVTHNAN right. Standing Zeus with long hair and bare upper body of front, Eagle to the left the right, in the lowered left Scepter. €TTI C K A (J)HAG left, IKOC AAPAMY right, in the field left TH, right NHN The same type of Zeus. The name in the inscription €TTI CT K (f) NACIOC I-B. Grieth. Coins 84, 194 is after the above coin in (J)HA€l(K)OC (Felix) to correct. The letter K is there in Stamp failed. Also out the Gordian's time dated: A A PA M VT left, HNAN right. CTP' Bust portrait the Athena with Aegis to the left. A- IOY AnO|AINAPIOV, Fields left ACI|AP, right or Standing Athena to the left, bowl v in in the right, the left hand on the spear, at its foot Shield. M. S. See Mionnet II 514, 10; Suppl. V 277, IO u. II. The previous reading AOVKIOV on others simultaneous pieces is so probably AOVK IOV to interject. IO M IOVA left, <|>IAinnOC Br. 26 right. Bust of Caesar with Tank and coat to the right. M. S. e-n ct Ar e-cnepov | aapamvthn|.o.n Standing Euthenia with Kalathos, Bowl and cornucopia to the left. II nTAKIAlA left, C€BHPA CC Br. 26 right. Bust of Otacilia to the right. Likewise with € TT CTP AT €CTT|C-POV AAAAAAT, in Fields left hNnN. M. S.
IV MVSIA 13 12 Br. 2b 13 Br. 23 14 Br. 23 I Br. 16 2 Br. 14 AAPAMVTH | NnN Bust portrait Likewise with €TTI CT AT €C.n€PO left, Athena with Aegis on the left- V AAPAMVTH on the right, NAN in the field, there. M. S. AV OVOAOVCIANOC chest €TT A N T I TT left, ATPOV AAPAMVTH image des Kaiser with Lor right, NflN left in the field. Same beer, Tank and coat Type. to the right. M. S. AVT K TA A left, AHNOC (see above) AV right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. €TT BljK|T left, OjPOC AAP right, im Fields left AMV, right THNfl|N Striding Nike with upright Wings, wreath and palm branch left- there. Apollonia at Ryndakos One so far in the allocations several times fragmented group of small copper coins, the out dem last century v. BC to date seems, is the the following: Head of Demeter with ear of wheat(?), ATTOAA.fl right, N I AT.fi N left. Two Earring and Veil 1 ) parallel flaming torches, to the right. 3*82 Six : 3-39M S.; Lübbecke (20 mill.) head the Artemis with Ste- AIT OA Afl right, NIATflN left, [PYN] phane, robe, quiver and above, AA below. Flaming torch. bow to the right. Vienna. Eckhel, Syll. 27 Tab. III 8 as A. in llyria (Mionnet III 321, 63); Wiczay, Mus. Hedervar. 173, 4210 with P V A A as A. on Crete (Sestini, Lett. num. cont. VIII 30, 1 and Mus. Hedervar. II 80, 1 with supposedly nPOC PYN j AA; Mionnet Suppl. V 288, 57). ') The ear of wheat is unclear, like that that also the Stephens as jewelry be suspected can.
14 IV MYSTA 3 head des Hermes with ge- Inscription as well. Herald's staff. Br. 13 winged bandage to the right. 277 m. S.; Munich. nerd, Coin cabinet 34 Tab. I g with supposedly ATA M A Z on the Front as A in Thrace (Sestini, Lett. num. cont. VIII 30, 2; Mionnet Suppl. V 288, 58). This at Nerd pictured copy came as low received Doublet of Munich Cabinets in mean Possession. The supposed Traces the Step ATA M A Z turn out to be mere bumps due to oxidation. 4 head des Zeus with Laurel inscription likewise. winged one Lightning. Br. 18 to the right. 3-47 sts S.; Munich; Paris. Mionnet II 518, 32 with PYN; Br. Mus. 54, 3 Plate IX 2 as A in Caria. 5 AVT AOM[ITIANOZ KAIZAP] Br. 24 ZEB T head des Kaiser with laurel to the right. M. S. To OA To.N I ATD.N [P VN A]A KOY Standing- the naked Apollo from the front, head to the right, branch in the pre-stretched ten right, the collected left Arm over a canellated one pillar. Br. NEP[OV]A TPAIANOZ A[nOAAANI]AT left, [n] N AI"IO PV The each other facing heads of the Nerva with lorry beer to the right and the Tra- ian with Laurel to the left; in between with T-KC M. S. Counterstamp right. Standing Apollo from the front, Coat over the back, head left- there, in the left arm the lyre, on the he with his right hand plays. It seems this one the specimen the Fontana collection to be, that Sestini Apollonia in Given to Karien has. 1 ) ') Mus. Fontana III 64, 2 Plate VI 1; Mionnet Suppl. VI 470, 175.
IV MVSIA 15 Blackboard I 13 7 (}>AYCT€INA left, C6BACTH AnOAAA left, NIAT.O.N right. standing- Br. 30 right. Bust portrait of the younger one the naked Poseidon left, Del- Faustina to the right. phin on the right, the lowered Left of a hippocamp around- looped. H. Weber, London. A other Example of Poseidon with hippocampus instead Trident as attribute is me not known. Atarneus I Head of Apollo with Lor ATAP below. Striding horse right- Br. 15 beer to the right. to; between the legs 1*1 and above the back of the snake to the right. 3-i3 m. S. 2 Likewise, with the monograms Br. 14 in front of the horse's head. 2-36M S.; Munich. Cat. Br. Mus. 14, 6 Tab. III 2 is not from Atarneus, but from Larisa in Ionia. The cistophore, the despite Pinders correction- often still assigned to Atarneus become, belong, ever after dem one or others theirs symbol, after Pergamum and Ephesus. 1 ) In the imperial period, Atarneus no more shaped. The last known coin the city seems the des Proconsuls Cn. Asinius, um 75 v. BC, to to be; 2 ) the alleged with Pius is not to prove. 3 ) The fact explained yourself through the desolation the city due to alluvium or burglary des Sea and marshland, probably around the beginning of our era took place had.4 ) l ) Mionnet Suppl. V 297, 94-96; Pinder, Cisto 3 ) Mionnet a. a. O. 298, 102 after Sestini, Mus. phores 571, 202 203 Tab. I 30; Wroth, Num. Fontana II Plate VI 6. Chron. 1893, 10, 17; Cat. Bunbury II 75. 4 ) Pliny V 32 XXXVII 56; Pausanias VII 2 J Mionnet supra 298, 101; Waddington, Fastes 45. 2, 11.
[6 IV MYSIA A 1 1 a i a Den existing Coins and the below Corrections according to seem the embossings the Attai'ten not under Augustus, but first under Traian or maybe already under the Flavian, started and not about the time Caracallas lasted to have. I AVT KAI left, CAP C€B right. ATTA left, ITTIN right. youth Rr. 16 Head of Traian with lorry Bust portrait des Senate with robe beer to the right. to the right. M. S. Paris. Mionnet IV 240, 274, supposedly with Augustus. Mionnet Suppl. VII 510, 175, supposedly with Augustus and Dionysus head. Mionnet Suppl. VII 516, 177, supposedly with Domitian. London. Cat. 15, 3 4 Tab. III 4, supposedly with Augustus. The portrait of these coins is unmistakably that of Traian, not Augustus. With this relationship of the head, the factory and font of the coins are also correct. Mionnet, Suppl. VII 51O, 176 describes as attai'tic also a piece with Germanicus and ATTAI....um the Athena head; this one heard dem pam- phylical Attaleia. 1 ) Re: the former location of Attaia you are about mere guesses until now not got out. After Strabo (607) lay Atxsa 2 ) on the the island Lesbos opposite coast between Heraclea and Atarneus, and this one Information according to cared for man the Location. as Xitol'.x, in close by of Ajazmat Tchai to start.' 5 ) From this one View is meanwhile Kiepert again back- come by he 'Axxea in Strabo for a typographical error instead of 'Attxas'.x holds and this, in Match with the Peutinger's Blackboard and that Geographers of Ravenna the place of today's Dikeli, sw. of Atarneus. sets.4 ) Is this assumption right, like that stay for orientation about the location Attaias just yet the coins; but types and font the same fail unfortunately no further information. Although they give representations of a river god and of a mountain god; but straight this one missing the desired captions. The coin n. 4 with the head of Heracles and a lion merely testifies that Attaia was one certain urban districts belonged, the yourself but quite widely branched, ;> ) and others with TVXH TTOAE.O.C, n. 2 u. 3, that the city once with the guys by Germe on Kaikos or these with those from Attaia shaped has, ) a ') See Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia III, 13 plate XXIII 8, bull, de corr. bright. XI 16c); W. from Diest, From with Claudius. Pergamum to Pontos 12; Ramsay, Hist. geogr., '-) The form ATT€AT/1N shines on coins Cards to p. 104 and 1 78 ; cf. S. 105 119. with Caracalla and Iulia Domna, namely 4 ) Formae orb. ans. Plate IX S. 3, 2. Lately at the same time with the otherwise constant ATTAIT.O.N sets C. Schuchhardt, Ath. Mith. XXIV 146 Attea or ATTA€ITi"lN. It can yourself therefore ask, closer north of Atarneus on. oh not two different cities, Attea and Attaia, 5 ) Imhoof, Lyd. City coins 166. to differentiate are. ''') a. a. O. p. 68. a ) Kiepert. Western Asia Minor Tab. IV; Radet,
IV MVSTA 17 circumstance, the one about as Note on the Neighborhood the both Cities on- caught will can. To this neighborhood also indicates my Observation there, that the Coins from Attaia never with such more mysical and aioliseer coastal towns in the Trade reach, but in the Rule together with pieces from Pergamum and mysolydian Cities like Stratoniceia, Nakrasa, Thyateira, Hierokaisareia; and for further enquiries I still do from most reliable page, that in the fact the Attai'term coins in Kirkagach are bought where they go from farmers from Bakir (Nakrasa) and Darkala, in the mountains south of Sorna (Germe), bring. It seems therefore, that at Darkala, much- easily on the mountain, whose tip still has one today medieval castle crowned is, 1 ) to look for ancient Attaia is, and that this thus in the circle belongs to the inland cities south of the Kaikos, the one later to the Lydian counted. 2 TVXH left, TTOAEnC right. APX ACKAH left, AT TA I TA N right. Br. 25 Bust portrait the Tyche with Standing Athena to the left. shell in Kalathos and robe right- the right, the left on the shield there. lowered. M. S. The Paris example, the Mionnet IV 239, 273 (Pellerin Ree. II plate XLIII 20) marked APX AOTH describes, is same stamp like the one above better preserved piece. The unlikely name AOTH is so out one Retouch the relevant position to explain. 3 Likewise. Likewise, with [AP]X IOVNI ATTA I left, Br. 24 [TA N] right. Munich. cf. Mionnet Suppl. VII 516, 174 after Sestini. with the wrong Reading N I OY APX ATTA I These coins date out the time of Marcus or Commodus. Same as above noticed, are their types and the caption des head the namely like on approximately simultaneous coins from Germe. 2 ) 4 head of bearded Heracles ATTA|IT|n.N Striding lion right- Br. 14 to the right, the lion skin around there. the neck tied and behind this club. 0-98 M.S. v ) W. from Diest a. a. O. S. 17, I Darkala is were, Radet, Bull, de corr. light. XI 398; Schuch- probably identical to Trachala, where inscriptions were found hardt, Ath. Mith. XXIV 214/5. -) Mionnet II 553, 253 and m. S. Fmhoof-Blnmer, Asia Minor coins 3
i8 IV MYMA Irish III 5 AV[TT]PAI left, [A API A]NOC Br. 31 right. head des Hadrian with Laurel to the right. M. S. ATTA I TA N in section. Naked young ling to the right standing, with forward inclined upper body, the left foot on one Rock supported and the Arms over that left knees crossed; Zeus standing opposite him on the left- there, bare-chested, flash in the lowered right, the left on Scepter. Behind the god eagle with closed wings to the right. and standing between the two figures- of the naked child of front. The resting youth, without a doubt a hero, ) and the Zeus figure, together or individually, are out others Coins the city known; ) new is against it the- Presentation of the child, that about next to Asclepius as one the small I [happy gods to explain would be, here but for the time being enigmatic man not the consecration accept a child w ill. 31 ) remains, in this respect 6 (J)AVCTEIN left, CEBACTH Br. 27 right. Bust portrait the young- ren Faustina to the right. AI. S. ATTA I TA N left. Bearded river god (Kaikos?) with naked upper body to the left on floor sitting, in the Right indistinct attribute, in the On the left shouldering a reed. Un- ter dem left Poor overturned Jug, from which water escapes.it, and under this fish to the left. 7 KPICnEINA left, CEBACTH Br. 25 right. Bust portrait the Crispi well to the right. ATTAITA.N in section. Bearded Mountain god with naked torso left- down on the ground sitting, with the right ten the tribe one tree around- comprehensible, in left arm Cornucopia. To Lüben blade of grass or reeds. M. S. Monnaies grecques 394, 04; animal and Plant pictures Plate X 10. Similarly, with Commodus, Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 10, 10. ') The Education this one Hero corresponds exactly the Munich Statue Alexander, Brunn, Description d. Glyptothek n, 153 (Ciarae Tab. 838, 2108) and one Statue in Pal, Altemps, Clarac Tab. 854 1), 221 1D 2 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 87. 161 u. 162 Tab. Vi 24 u. 25; Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia Tat. III 6. 3 ) Examples of representations the dedication of one child gives Benndorf, Greek. and sicile. vase- pictures 56 f.
IV MYSIA IN 8 Br. 25 Likewise with CEBACT M. S. APX POVIOC left, AT TA IT/IN in the off cut. The mountain god as on n. 7, with two stalks at feet. This Image tlt^r both last Coins seems a mountain god to represent, to which opinion not just that missing the water urn, but also that Capture des next to him standing tree entitled. 1 ) The Cornucopia is too that attribute des Mountain God Pion on Ephesian Coins. 2 ) Similar Dar- positions des Olympos finds man on Bithynian Coins from Kaisareia Germanike and Prusa. ) 9 KPICm left, NA C€B right. Br. 18 Bust of Crispina right- there. AI. S. AT TAI left, JflH right. Standing Zeus with a naked torso left- there, the rights over the to his feet seated Eagle lowered, the Left on Scepter. With the form ATTGAT.O.N is me except the coin from Attea and Ephesus with Caracalla at Mionnet Suppl. VII 518, 187 just the following known: IO ' IOV AOMNA C€BA Bust portrait ATTSATAN Standing Tyche to the left. Br. 20 the Julia Domna to the right. Formerly with H. Hoffmann in Paris. Eleutherion (?) Blackboard I rs 1 head the Athena of front, Br, 1 1 inclined to the right; Helmet with three bushes, Earring and necklace. P15 M. S. EAEY right. Standing Powe right- there. turning his head back. on the Back that Type the Front This Coins can not after Miletus belongs urban monogram and the star missing and the none Milesian is. EAEY stands therefore probably for the name of another ren city tles front Asia Minor, maybe Eleutherion, that Stephanos Byz. mentioned, 4 ) and from that, like from some others Greek town this one area, the in fourth century otherwise nothing known is. BC short shaped by time have. ') Imlioof, yearbook III 289; 292; 294 ff. '-) a. a. O. p. 294 Tab. 9, 25 u. 2G. 3 ) I-B. Monnaies grecques 439, 1 (incorrectly Commagene zugethciltj; 1-B. Greek. Coins 82, 142 u. 144 Plate VI 14. 4 ) 'EAsuiVsp.'.ov, jtoXixviov M'jjta; - rÄ oböjxai 'EXs'j-
20 IV MVSIA H a (1 r i a n e i a After Ramsay 1 1 and Munro '-) expressed the assumption, that it in eastern Mysia except the city Hadrian TZpoz, ()Ä'j[i~ov (on left shore of Ryndakos at Beyidje) one Location Hadrianea given have, has Hill on the hand numerous coins the Accuracy this assumption proven.") There the Pundort the from Munro published Inscription with y ( jjO'jXy, zal 6 Sfjuog cASpcaveu)V Balat is, about 6o kilometers southwest from Hadrianoi, where Ramsay Neokaisareia,*) Kiepert Blaudos 8 ) to start suggested, like that are these Equation experiments with big one Probability to Favor from I [adrianeia to rise. 1 Bearded head dos Heracles AAPI above, A right, NG im Section. Br. 13 to the right. Pkr. Walking ram to the right. Pkr. ri6 M. S. A similar Coins des third century n. BC shows the Löweil instead des Aries. ) Thus counts Hadrianea also to the numerous, before- swaying earthly, cities, the at the same time the small Copper coins with Heraclescop and lion and some other types shaped. ) 2 A AI left, AN TA right. head A API A left, N£AN right. Standing i [ of Pius to the right. Telesphorus by front. M. S. K.- Hadrian o i I AVTO-TPAIAN- left, -AAPIA- . . MO(b|- APX- left, AAPIANnN right. Br. 20 NnN right. head of Kai .Standing Artemis in short chiton sers with Laurel to the right. to the right, the rights to the quiver, in the extended left bow. M. S. — Hill, fourn. int. de Num. 1 244, 10. The name is probably A"/i[lö^:Xoc or EpiiOCpCAOS to supplement. 2 AV K A AYP KoMoA°Z- left, Br. 30 A N Tfl N I N o z right. chest picture of the slightly bearded Com- mode with laurel and pan- Zer to the right. M. S. - Hill a. a. O. S. 240, ') Crap. Gco<^r. 1 60 1 . 2 ) Journ. of bright, piece XVII 290 n. 67. ; 'i Journ. int. de Num. I 241/52. ') Hist. Geogr. 181. T- A- o. AI°A jQ left, [PoZ ANE6 AA]PIAN right, TP oAVM in ab- cut. Standing Zeus with naked upper body to the left in front of you flame menden altar, in the right bowl, the left on Sceptor. 18. ) WesU. Clinasia Plate V and shape. orb. ans. Plate IX. Cat. Mr. Mus. Mysia 72. 3 Plate XVII 5, ") Inihoof, Lyd. City coins 166-168.
TV MYSIA 3 TTO C €TT left, T€ TAC KA chest Br. 31 picture of Caesar with armor and coat to the right. M. S. — cf. Cat. Mus. Turin 4 K- nO- AI- K- left, TA AAIHNOC Br. 32 C€B Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. - - Hill a. a. u. S. 252, A API TO/IN left, TTPOC OAVM right. Enthroned Zeus with shell and Scepter to the left. n. 301 1; Hill a. a. ( >. S. 248, 30. €TTI ANT A| A € IE A N left, APOV APX- A- AA PIA on the right, NHN in the field on the right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, control oar and cornucopia to the left. 4i- H a d r i a n o t h e r a i I AVT KMIOV(})IAinnOC chest Br. 2g image of the emperor with rays crown, Tank and coat to the right. Counterstamp with CAPiA to two lines. M. S. Waddington, Inv. 11. 85: AVP CflKPATOVC APX- A AAPIANO, in Fields left 6H, right PUAN Standing Dionysus in short chi- tone and coat to the left, shell in the right, the left at Thyrsos; Panther sitting at the god's feet to the left. >without the Sardinian Counterstamp. IW A C€nTI- left, r€TAC KAI AAPIANO left, GHPITnN right. sitting- right. Bust portrait des Cae sars with armor and coat to the right. M. S. the Zeus with naked upper body to the left, shell in the right, the Left on Scepter. I Br. 1S Came There various camedian Coins in Axlramytion found been are,') is it probably more correct that otherwise unknown kami according to Cousi's suggestion nerys and Borreils Mysia to allocate. Bust of Artemis or [KA]M left, HNAN right. Herm with Apollo with robe on the right- robe of front. Pkr. there. 2-90 sts S. h I-B. Greekli. Coins 88; Cat. Br. Mus. Troas LXII u. IO2/3.
IV MVS1A 2 Bust of Sarapis with various CAME left, HNAN right. cock right- Br. 15 decorated Kalathos and Ge- there. wall to the right. Pkr. r*70 M.S. K y z i k o s Blackboard 1 17 1 Front part of a boar left- Two tuna, both to the right S. 8 there, with pearl line on ab- swimming, but the bellies against- section of the body. turned to each other. Recessed square. 0-32 H. Weber, London. The ordinary guys the small Cycian Silver coins des fifth century v. BC (Gr. i'oo—0*30) are front part of the boar and lion- head. To first time finds •yourself here the the latter through a Couple Tunas he replaces. This group has J. P. Six suggested the city of Kaunos in Caria to allocate. 1 ) It is possible, that the one described by Six piece n. 22, dem the Tuna as epithet missing and . whose Factory something more flattened and less fine as the the others Coins appears, after Lycia or Caria heard; the remaining part of the group is but sure Cyzican, like this already Wroth advocated has,-) and also the usual origin the Coins proves. Blackboard I is 2 Head of Apollo with short KY right, II left. Amphora on Br. 9 Hair and laurel to the left. Tuna to the right. 070 M.S. The coin is simultaneous with the tetradrachm des fourth century v. BC on one the the latter comes the amphora as epithet before. 3 ) Table ll !) 3 Head of Apollo with long KY left, II XI right. tripod on tuna Br. 1S Hair and laurel to the right. fish. 6-95M S. Blackboard I 20 4 Bull head with neck right- K|Y Herm from in front, the Copt beard- Br. 1 | there. Z|l go, with to both pages down- ( i (>tha. falling locks of hair (Apollon ?) ')Nura. Chron. 1890, 255. -) Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 34. ') [nvent. de la coli. Waddington n. 6()8.
IV MYSIA Plate [21 5 head the Köre with oak S. 30 wreath to the right; on the wreath Ties with fringed ends. i(r6o M. S. KVII above, KHNAN below a lying- the flaming torch Linkshin; in Fields above A, below M. The whole thing in one below bound oak wreath. ITafe] I head the Kore with oak KYII on the right, KHNAN on the left next to Drei- ßr. 28 wreath and collar right- to; at the top of the wreath apparently Ahrenbüschel, am Tying knots with French th ends. Pkr. Edge off- flattened. 12-35 Cat. Seyffer n. 828. foot; about the rings des Kesscds branch, under the feet lying flaming torch to the left. In the field left r^E, right AJ afel 7 Br. Head of Kore with Sphendone 24 and collar to the right ; the Sphendone is with oak leaves and, like it seems, acorns decorated; under the wreath pointed (above the forehead) ear tufts. Edge flattened. Coin box Karlsruhe. -Y K I— I right Tripod on tuna right- to; in the field grapes on the left M(?) or monogram. 8 Br. 24 I^same. 13-90. In trade. Likewise, with left A, right ear of wheat. 9 Br. Likewise. 10-42 M.S. Likewise, with left M, right ear of wheat. '4*55 (3° M.) M. S., with two Counterstamping: Caduceus page, Trident aut the Back. ler front Fig similar tetradrachms like n. 5 you find in the Rev, Auction catalogs Bompois Plate V 1382 Cat. Br. 1805 Tab. II 5, Mus. Plate X 1. Up this one and others pieces vary Cut and Aus- pressure des head not insignificant, like this by the way also in god types others Coin series to occur maintains. After dem liier pictured and some others specimens could man the Copy harmless for one
IV MYSIA Apollo type hold, like it Waddington *) and Babelon 3 ) done. He;id asked because of him des there and occurring again collar and des supposed- lichen tiaras as a portrait on Apollonis. wife of Attalus I related,*) and Gardner, the for a female portrait rightly so the veil missed, on Artemis. 4 ) After mine Consider it provides but it Kore represents. That the head a more feminine is, proves the jewelry des collar, the some copies clearly show. With that falls the attempt the interpretation on Apollo away. Also reject is the Note on a badge the royalty, that the opinion of the head as Apollonis to equip would come. Because the wreath sticks not on a tiara or is not with such intertwined, like this e.g. B. on some portraits des Philetairos to see is, but he is just below with bandages decorated, whose flowing fringed ends those of a diadem similar see. This one Wreath making seem one Fashion des second century v. BC to be, because you finds her also on Laurel of Apollo the tetradrachms from Myrina, Alabanda and Myndos and at Mvrthenkranze the Aphrodite of a tetradrachm from Kos. ) From a tiara is here so none speech, and there both this one as the characteristic veil on the head the Cyzican coins missing, like that is too no reason available, this one the Apollonis attributable. The leaves des wreath, with strong serrated edges, pose without doubts, like the of the wreath the back, oak leaves dar, G ) that on coins otherwise just as Headdress des Zeus, des Apollo and des Heracles known is. If dude so far the Oak wreath for female deities not testified was, like that is he it now through the coins n. 5-9, where the head the Goddess decorated with oak leaves appears. Also on the large bronze coins, where the younger Faustina as Kore shown is,') seems the wreath out quite widths serrated Scroll to exist; just on the top of the wreath rises, as if up the older copper coins n. — 9, a clump of ears out. This one is missing heads the tetradrachm; alone around in this one one Presentation the Kore to recognize, it seems for the Cyziken goddess on the copper coins consta- animaled garland with Oak leaves to suffice. Also that symbol the Kore, the torch, the on the back of silver coins appears as a type, and although not, how to expect should, from ears of grain, but also from one Oak wreaths surrounded, points to the proposed interpretation des head there. IO KVZI left, KOC right. head Br. ii) des Cyzicus with Bind to the right. Pkr. 370 m S. ') Rev. num. 1865, 27. -) Inventory de la coli. Waddington n. 702 and 703. •') Guide 89; Hist. num. 453/4; Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 38, 146. See also I-B. Greek. Coins 89. 4 ) Types 207/8 Plate XIII 32. b ) Cat. Br. Mus. Aiolis Tab. XXVII 1-6; KLaria Tab. I 7 u. 8, XLV 9 u. 6. KVZI above, KH right, \Afl\A in ab- cut. .Standing bull to the right, ß ) cf. the oak wreaths at head, Guide Tat. 48, 6 Cyzikos, 50, 17 Heraclea in Ionia, 50, 20 Smyrna, 54, 9-12 Perseus and Macedonia; one especially beautiful cut with Acorns in animal and Plant pictures, plate IX 6. 7 ) head, Hist. num. 4^4, 278; ZfN XV plate. I 7: Inv. Waddington Plate XX I
IV MVSIA II A N T I N O left, OC HPUJC right. Br. 25 Head of Antinous to the left. M. S. APX KA 6VN|€U and in the section KV ZI Standing Hero in a short time Chiton and coat over the left shoulder from the front, head to the right, the right raised, the Left in coat ver- covers. Behind his back right- there striding bridled horse. 12 Br. 25 Same stamp. Likewise, but with a different stamp with APX KA 6YN6U Lübbecke. — cf. Mionnet II 539, 174 and Sappl. v 318, 227 with Reading APX KA CVN CV; Cat. Br. Mus. 47, 214 with more destroyed Watch out the rift. In Habeions Inventory de la Collection Waddington n. 730 comes a Kyzi kener coin with Hadrian before, on the GYNGO read is. The last book rods but without a doubt also has the shape U, and these stands for UU. The name of the archon is so EÖV£(i), Genitive form of EöVEWg, and is otherwise e.g. R. out one pre-Roman Inscription from Cyzicus known. 1 ) Blackboard I 24 «3 AVT KAI T AIAIOC AAPI left, Br. 34 ANOC A N TA N E I N O C chest image des Pius with laurel, Tank and coat right- there. M. S. Eni KA ECTIAIOV b ITTT APXE(UJ), in ab- cut KVII NEOK On the floor line in the middle two wreathed Altars. On everyone is a long, on the top with crescent moon and star decorated rod built, on the in half way Height a basket-like object stell, with high branches filled, on- brought is. This one (become a test site, that one from left, that others from right here, from ever three men using poles supported; on two the latter stand left and right, opposite the racks, two men ner with ever a torch in the er- raised hand. The same representation repeated on coins with the younger Faustina, 2 ) with Caracalla ) and with Alexander,4 ) like that that her probably on one periodically recurring religious Ceremony act be obtained can. Then interpret also the Monograms TTY(ika) K Y(£cxy]V(öv), 5 ) the on the specimens with Faustina about the racks attached are. 1 ) CIG 3656. 2 ) A v. Sallet, ZfN XV 12 Tab. I Waddington n. 7034 Plate XX 1. Im h o u f - B 1 u 111 c r, Asia Minor coins. luv. 3 ) Mionnet II 546, 216. J ) Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 55, 264 Plate XIV 7. 5 ) A v. Sallet a. a. O. S. 13.
IV MVS1A Other coins with that Images des Pius show the Inscriptions € TT I CTP or APXONTOC 6CTI AIO V *) or € TT I 6CTIAIOV APXONTOC.-i Here is Hestiaeus 8 ) as Hipparchus denotes; see Marquardt, Cyzicus go ff.; third berger, Sylloge n. 348. 305. 300; C1G 111 3058, 2; 3661, 1. 14 Br. AV KAI M AVPH left. AIOC KVXIKHNAN above, NSOKOPAN in the bottom OVHPOC right. Bust portrait des M. Aurelius with short beard, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. cut. Naked Helios with rays crown and chlamys over the back in lively movement a biga in (Ok to the right leading, the reins in the outstretched right hand, in the Left the whip. 15 AY KAI M? AYPHA left, COM Br. 2t.) right. Bust portrait des bearded Commodus with Lor- beer and coat to the right. is. s. KV left, ZIKOC right. head 31 des Cyzicus with Bind to the right. propaganda fide in Rome. 16 Br. KVSIKHN AN above, N€OKOP in ab- cut. Lion with turned back heads to the left on one to the ground «kicked bulls to the left. KVZIKHNAN above, N€OKOP in ab- cut. Same group, but both animals to the right. 17 Br. Likewise. Berlin. cf. Prokeseh East, TAPCOV NAYAOX Likewise, with KVZI left, KO right, C below and TAP (1AVAOY KVZljKH, in Fields above NAN, in Section AIC N60KO ;PnN üas predatory animal is here clearly a lioness. Inedita 1854, 282, where the name the back wrong felesen is. The coin is out the time des Gallienus. 18 AV KAI M AVPH left, A N Tfl- KVXIKHNn left, N N € O K O Pfl N right. Br. 27 N€INOC right. Bust portrait of Sitting man Poseidon with naked Elagabalus with laurel, Pan- upper body to the right, the rights to Zer and coat to the right. Trident, tuna on the left. l 'j Mionnet Suppl. V 320, 243 with false I.esun» (Vienna); Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 60, 290 u. 291. -) Monnaies grecques 244, 84. 3 ) Cl. Hestiaeus appears yet on a coin with Verus, see Butkowski in Spinks Num. Circular I 78, 4, WHERE under other wrong Estilios read is, “nouveau num d'un balayeur you temple."
IV MYSIA 27 19 AYT KAIC M AN left, T TOP Br. 36 AIANOC Bust portrait of Kai sers with laurel and mantle to the right. M. S. CTPA T NOV C€A€YKOV KVZIKH N[nN], in Fields left N€0, right COP Rushing Demeter to the right, in each hand a flaming one Torch forward. 20 TT- AIK KOPN OVAAGPIANO Br. 20 Bust portrait des Saloninus with Laurel and coat to the right. M. S. K V5I I K [H N n N] left, N60KOPAN right. torch, from one Snake with Head to the left surrounded. L a m p s a k o s Except dem Hilde of Apollo Kitharoidos, that on Tetradrachms appears, gave it to Lampsacus on copper coins, the dem third century v. BC belong can, subsequent Apollo type : Blackboard I 25 1 head des Apollo with Lor Br. 18 beer from front; about the left shoulder the Lyra. 3 - 2o M.S. AAMfA right, KH | N n N left standing- the more naked Apollo to the left, on the put forward Right bird to the left, in the lowered Left Bow and arrow. 2 Front part of a hippocam Br. 9 pen with rounded flu- gel to the left. 0-85M S. 3 T KAIZ left, AP ZEB right. Br. 17 Head of Caligmla right- there. M. S. AA left, right. Herald's staff. AAM left, ^A right. Bust portrait des Priapus to the right. 4 Br. 20 AV M AV left, ANTAN6 right. Bust of Caracalla with Laurel and robe right- there. I C6BACTH left, AAM^AKH right. Bust portrait the lulia dom na right- there. M. S. 4*
IV MYSIA Likewise, with AVT M AV1H on the left. ANTnN€IN right. Wed S. A AN y*A (so) left, KHNAN right. chest picture of Priapus to the right. IOVAIA MAM6A AVTOVCTA Bust of [ulia Mamea to the right. AAMy"AK left, HiNriN right. Standing Goddess with shell and Cornucopia to the left in front of a flaming altar. M. S. K M IOVAIOC cbiAinnoc chest Image of Caesar with robe to the right. AI. S. €ni M APKOV left, A AN f AK H (see above) right. Statue des ithyphallic Priapus based on the left, in the right little Giel3feeling3, the left on that Thyrsos decorated with taenias; before the image more flaming Altar. AVT K OVIB TP TAAAOC chest image of the emperor with laurel and coat to the right. €TTI CTP COCCIOV right, AANfAKH- N|n left. Same type. AI. S. AVT K OVIBI OAOCCIAN chest picture of Volusianus with Lor- beer, Tank and coat to the right. A AN (see above) left, fAKHN Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and filling horn to the left. M. S. Miletopolis AV KAI NSP TPA right, IA M 6 IAH TOTTO right, A6 1 TA N € TT left, below, NOC left. Knock of the TTjO in Fields. winged one herald Kaiser with laurel right- st off. there. M. S.; Mionnet. Suppl. V 38:?, 022 with supposedly €N TTO: Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 92, 9 Taf, XXI 4, likewise,
IV MYSIA 20 2 Br. The reading SN TTO ( N Tn >.' 1 one anyway completely unlikely designation tion the city, falls after the above description as mistaken there, and Mionnet, Suppl. V 382, 020 with supposedly TAN €N l~IO and Sphinx next to Athena is follow rendering to CORRECTIONS: AV KAI NGP TPAIA right, NOC below left. head des Kaiser with Laurel to the right. Paris. . M€IAHTOriOA
3Q C o 1 o n i c Parium l);iss the coins of the legate of Turin with the portrait of Caesar, those in inventory the collection Waddington n. 930 and 1)31 hey Pririum lined up are, not certainly belong to this colony I have repeatedly proven this. 1 ) The Initials the colony and their titles are neither C C I P still, as in “Inventory” on- given, C C hL but C C I L and seem therefore one city names, whose Initial L is. to condition. The previous attempts, for this one pass- send names to linden, have to no results led. However, could like also ouch the first Coins the Colony Sinope (p. 7) the Initial des city named missing. L for -louse" stand, and the group accordingly Parium belong. 1 Tl CAESAR left, AVCVSTV[S] Br. 25 right. Head of the Tiber to the right. M. S. IVLIA-A left. VC V STA right. Livia with a veil over his head right- there sitting, shell in the right, the left on Scepter. 2 VES PA SIANVS CAESAR head Br. 23 des Kaiser with Laurel to the right. M. S. AVCVSTVS below. Capricornus with Cornucopia to the right. Both Coins come from out one Finds parian and lampsakenic Coins and belong sure the Colony Parium, like the others at Parium found and from Mionnet Coins compiled according to Sestini with Latin nicher step and without Place name 1". 2 ) 3 IMP M AEM AEMIL.IANVS A Br. 21 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and robe right- there. M. S. C I H left, PAR right. Standing Genius with naked upper body left, bowl in the right, filling horn in left arm: before him flame mender Altar. C CORN left, SVPERA right, AVC below. Bust portrait the Cornelia Supera to the right. M. S. C C I H P in Section. triumph bow with three Thoren; on the higher Centerpieces Quadriga, on the side pieces ever one Statue. 5 Br, Like n. 3. Like n. 4. Spink's number Circular 1893 S. 7g, 7, [ ) Monn.grecques 252; Num. Zcitsclir. XVI 294/7. ') Mionnet Suppl. v p.? 1;. 818-831.
IV MYSIA 31 P e r pf a m o n Blackboard I 2<> I Br. 10 More feminine head with sphene done to the right. 1-44M S. PEPT above. Boar's head to the right; represent- about a symbol. Blackboard I 21 sr. g Likewise. ergo M. S. Likewise, with PEPT down and thorn namely legal symbol above; to the left of the Inscription ^ This small out three Crescent moons roughly contemporary coins of the Mysian '1 others Assist, for example one bark same" -formed symbol is one of the types the marriage 1 ) and Birytis. 3 ) This is otherwise unknown. The Coins with dem Boar heads are, like a similar with two Boar heads,'') in the beginning des fourth century v. BC to put, as ver muthlieh yet the demaratids in Pergamum prevailed. ) 3 N E Pfl N left, KAICAP right. BPETANIKOC left, KAICAP right. Br. ig Head of juvenile Xero Head of Britannicus to the right. to the right. m. s. I) this coin, so far general to the indeterminable laid, ) is undoubtedly- liable pargamenian. Others pieces similar Factory show the Images des Gaius and of Lucius Caesar, of Drusus and of Germanicus, also without the city name. On homonoia coins from Pergamum and Ephesus out the time of Commodus will as .Strategist name I.T. AIlZ'.OC, read.*') Like the I-B. Greek. Coins 98, 181 Plate VII 10 coin described with €111 CTP PdOV proves is that one name in Ho—Xio^ XCk'.oz Iltog to correct. 4 -AVT K M A left, NT TOPAIA- €111' p KA-TAV left, KjTINOC TT€ P TA Br. 25 NOC right. Bust portrait des right and in the field left MHN ON, Emperor with laurel, armor right f- NGflKO. Curled up and coat to the right. Snake (TAuxwv) to the right. M. S. liier should the Snake type aul the name des Strategists play. ') Cat. Allier valley. XIII 19; Millingen, Sylloge Tab. IV 43; Cat. Walcher v. Molthein Plate XV 1058, in text wrong Birytis assigned. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia Tab. VIII 5. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 92, 175 Plate VII 8. ') Babylon, Cat. Achcmcnidcs LXIX ff. cf. J. }'. Six, number chron. 1890 p. [90/8. s ) Mionnet VI 680, 459; Cohen I 2 271. I with Fig.; Hoffmanns 6. Vente puriodique 1,865 n. 831 Tab. II I °) Mionnet II 606, 602/4 and Sappl. v 452, 1062.6; Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 202.
3^ IV MYSIA Perperene rafcl I 28 1 CVNKAHT right, OCIEPA nEPnEPH left, N I n N right. Standing Br. 20 Feminine Bust portrait des Demeter with veil to the left, ears of grain Senate with Tower crown in the right, the Left on the and robe to the right. Torch. 373 M.S. The representation des Senate as city goddess is unusual. On a coin from Tripoli you find the BOYAH in equal way shown. 1 1 2 I~A I OY K A I C right, A PO C below. Like n. 3, with the Blatte right. Br. ig HT6MONIA left. Bust portrait the imperial hegemo nia with Laurel and Ge- wall to the right. line circle. M. S. — See ZfN VI 15. 3 TAIOC TCEPMANI left. KOC l~l E PI! E P [H N in N] below. Grape Br. 22 AYTOKPATnP right. head with branch and sheet left. line des Caligula with Laurel circle, to the left. line circle. M. S. Sestini, Mus. Chaudoir 93, 2 has an alliance coin from Perperene and Lehedos with that Images des Pius described, from the I neither in Collections yet in literature found a copy have. The Accuracy the reading is therefore very to doubt. P i t a n e I ATPiniN ON left, ZEBAZTHN E n 1 1r] (hOYPIOY fUTAN AID.N um one Br. 1!) right. Bust portrait of the young round shield around, (hu- with that ren Agrippina to the left. Pentalpha decorated is. In trade. A coin from the same official with that Portraits of Nero have I Monnaies grecques 258, 145 known made. ') Mionnet III 392, 516 and m. s.
33 A by d o s i Bust of Artemis with five ABY about standing Hindi woman to the right, Br. 23 jaggeder Tower crown and surrounded by an ivy wreath. robe from front, bow and quiver over the right shoulder. 8 M.S. 2 BHPOC right, KAICAP left. A,B Cult image of Artemis (?) on base Br. 15 head des young people M. a{y from the front, Kalathos on the head, Aurel to the right. the forearms stretched sideways, in the left branch - . M. S. cf. I-B. Greek. Coins 97, 200 Tab. VII 20, where next to dem namely Cultbilcle a Deer stands. 3 AV K A A left, KOMOAOC Br. 25 right. Bust portrait of the youth lichen Commodus with Lor beer, Tank and coat to the right. M. S: APX-AI[A Z]n left, IA AB VA right. Seated Ty che with tower crown left- there, the right hand at the rudder, the Left on that Seat supportive. 4 AV K M AV C AA left, GIAN- Br. 25 APOC right. Bust portrait of Kaiser with Laurel and Robe to the right. A below, BV left, AOC right. chest picture of Abydos with robe on the right there. M. S. Achilleion 1 Helmet with bush and jaws A Br. 10 piece to the left. 0-95M S.; Leake, Num. Bright. As. Gr. 142, Achaiion; fox, Gr. Coins II Tab. III 42; Borrell, Cat. 1852 n. 151. In the h o o f - 13 1 um er, Asia Minor coins. 5
34 V TROAS Blackboard I 29 2 Head of Athena with Corinthian A in a laurel wreath. Br. g seem helmet to the left. 1-07M S.; Six; Consul Weber, Hamburg. Im above cited catalogs Borreils, where for the first time one of those monogram coins described and Achilleion assigned appears, will expressly be- notices that the piece with others small Copper coins from Ilion, Kebrene, Neandria etc. at Sigeion been found. My copies have I his- time received from the Dardanelles. About the origin of the coins from the North western corner the Troas can therefore none Doubts prevail. The monogram, in which the letter A the place the Initial takes, is definitely AX to read; for XA would have to the sign as X shown be. It relates yourself, like e.g. b. )E on Kebrene, on a city name, and it can because of this the provenance of coins, just A^EXXecoV 1 ). be. Off the namely time like the coins with the monogram, d. h. out the second half des fourth century v. BC, dated the embossing des Achilleion neighboring and more significant Sigeion. Later coinage are neither of that one from the other place known what yourself out the Destruction the both Cities through the Ilieer in third or second year- hundred explained. 1') Attempts have been made to attribute another small copper coin to Achilleion, by whose inscription as declining understood : 3 Head of Artemis to the right. X|A Lance tip. Br. 8 Cat. Per. Exereunetes 1871 n. igy. Inv. Waddington n. 1080. From the declining reading the on all copies constant XA set letters is entirely foreseeable here. In the meantime, questions have arisen Six the island of Chalkeia near Rodos, 3 ) Head the Carian town of Chalketor 4 ) as Mint location the coin suggested. Alone also these Allotments are to reject, there the not rare specimens the in question standing coin always with those of the Aiolis and the neighboring areas of Mysia and the Troas, never from the south, ,r> ) in the trade of Smyrna reach, and in the Do more aiolian or mysical as Carian Show character. ') Strabo 595; 600; 604; Schliemann, Ilios 121; 5 ) Paton and Myres, Journ of hell stud. XVI 211, 122; 193 and Map. notice also, that on the Place of Chalke 2 ) Strabo 600. gate none this one Coins to find was; cf. G 3 ) Num. chron. 1890 p. 246, I Plate XVII 22. cousin, bull, de corr. bright. XXII 375. 4 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia XLY and 7t), I—4.
V TROAS 35 After mine View can the coins the Chalcis Island belong, the Stephanos as vfpOC, eyouooc TtoAlV 6[iü)V>J|J.0V Tipbq xfj Aeaß(p mentioned. In the same way referred to in a manner he Pordoselene vfpoc, Tcsp: ty]V Aeaßov, tioXiv 6|xiovu[j.ov eypuaa. There the the latter belongs to the Hekatonnesoi island group, like that this is too from Chalcis to be assumed. Kiepert beats before, these with the third largest and southernmost this one islands, Gymnonisi, to identify. 1 ) Thus would have the three cities the Hekatonnesoi, Nesos, Pordoselene and Chalcis in fourth year- hundred v. BC once at the same time small Copper money with the Initials NA, nOP and XA shaped. Alexandria I Head of Apollo with laurel AA|E = | bd on three lines in one Br. 15 to the right. Pkr. Laurel wreaths. 2-22 sts S. It is this one the half piece the I-B. Greek. Coins 98, 205 described coin with AHMH. 2 Br. 11 Turtle lyre. 0-87 Mus. Winterthur; 0-83M S. Both pieces are overprinted. AA€Z right. turtle lyre; left crescent moon (?) Blackboard I 3q 3 Br. 15 APOL ZM left, INTH .... right. COLO AVC TROAD Eagle or raven On a pedestal cult image des Apollo Smin theus to the right with bowl in the right hand and bow in the left; flaming in front of him mender Altar and behind this Cy press. M. S. to the right, the Wings hitting and turning his head back. 4 Br. 16 Likewise. M. S. COLO AVC left, TROAD right. three- foot. ') shape. orb. ans. 3, 39 tab. IX. To Earinos, Eüorpf. he/.- II 145, is now the island, its name Gymno accordingly, bald and shows only poor ones vegetation. Whether traces on it one old settlement lung available are, is not examined been. S*
36 V TROAS Blackboard t31 5 CO left, AAEX TRO right. Br. 22 Bust portrait the city goddess with tower crown and ( rewand to the right; behind Vexillum with CO AV COL A left, V TPO right. Standing Apollo Smintheus left, naked, the chlamys over the left shoulder and that back, Quiver over the right shoulder, arch in the right th and bowl in the Left. pre- the picture tripod and next to it flying eagle or raven; behind the statue Cy press. AI. S. The Representations des Apollo Smintheus next to one Cypress are not often; Illustrations of variants from the Time of Commodus and des maxi have minus Sestini, Lett. num. IX Tab. II II; Pinder, Num. ans. Tab. II cj and Lajard, Cults you cypres pyramidal Tab. XIII 1-3 given. Dem Tried", the group the Coins to interpret, where Apollo about one bulge stands, the one on the ground lying second Cult image contains, 1 ) can attached become, that it yourself here probably around one similar Say acts, like those of that Palladion to Ilion. This one according to became namely after dem Brande des Athena Temple, at the Destruction Ilions in years 85 v. BC, that old ones Image under the rubble intact again on- found. 2 ) Blackboard I 32 1 S. 14 Antandros Because of the weights parts I the following two Silver coins with: More feminine head with ge- ANTA above, N right. Standing goat crossed bandage and earring buck to the right. Recessed square, to the right. 3-10 sts S. 2 S. 11 Likewise. 1-87 M.S. 3 Br. q Head as well, without earring. TO TAN right. Lion head to the right. o-6o M. S. ') I-B. Greekli. Coins 99; 209-212 Tab. 2 ) Appian, Mitlir. 53; Th. Reinach, Mithridates VII 22. Eupator 203, 2.
V TROAS 37 A s s o s I CABINA right, C€BA left. Br. 23 Bust of Sabina right- there. M. S. ACCIUUN left. Standing Goddess in double chiton and Veil of front, the rights veiled, on the left vessel. One similar type, but after the shorter Clothing male, have I Greek. coins 87, 160 described; cf. Inv. Waddington n. O07. 2 AV K M AV left. Ph KOMO [€111 CTPA TIB€] K A A left, V APIC... Br. 32 AOC right. Bust portrait des AAAA right, ACCI|n.N left in the field. bearded Commodus with Lor- Standing Athena to the left, bowl in beer and robe to the right. the right, the lowered left on Spear and shield; before the Goddess more flaming Altar. M. S. Like ouch simultaneous coins with Zeus standing 1 ) or Asclepius 2 ) is too Not sure to read the strategist's name here. The letters given here are clear and correct the earlier reading; on APIC T seems to be the case follow, then come one small gap and a stamp crack, next to which you can see TV (before AAAA) believes what results on API CT" TVAAAA would be closed. Dardanus I Br. 2. 2 Br. 22 Head of Athena with Corinthian white helmet to the right. Two counterstamp, the one with fighting Athena right- there, the others with head or bulbous Vessel3 (?). 8-65 M.S. head des Zeus with laurel to the right. Pkr. Counterstamp with star. 6-88M S. AAP above. Rider galloping right- there, in the right the spear on- placed. Pkr. AAP|AA above. Naked Ganymedes in the foreground to the right, the head turning back and from the eagle with head to the right and stretched out th wings seized; left tree. The small bronze with Deer and rooster, Mionnet Suppl. V 552, 370, is from Sestini read and heard in Ephesus; cf. I-B. Greek. Coins 114, 281. l ) Num. Magazine XVI 265, 83. The here ver- sought restitution APICTOAAMA seems out- closed to be. -) Inv. Waddington n. 665 with A'ICTO" A€(?).
V TROAS 3 Br. [3 Bust portrait the Artemis(?) with (iewand from front. 2 m S. AAP right. Dardanos in warrior costume standing to the left, the left hand on the spear, the Rights on Acrostolion one Ship prora, which he with the right Fui3e climbed. 4 TPAIANON AAPIAN right, [ON Br. 23 KAIC] CGBAC left. chest image of the emperor with laurel, Tank and coat right- there. M. S. AAAAA right, [N € (JU N] left. Standing Athena on the right, with a round shield, the right arm and the bust covered, spear over the left school ter. The whole thing in a wreath. 5 Br. KP I C C n[€ I N A] left, [AVrOV)CTA right. Bust portrait the Cri- spin a to the right. M. S. A APA ANIUJ left, N right, the Athena to the left. Bust portrait 6 Br. 20 IOY AOM left, NA C€BAC right. Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. M. S. AAAAA left, N[mN] right. Standing naked Dardanos from front, head to the right, the rights to spear, in the Left Sword. About dem Back hangs the chlamys down. G a r g a r a Blackboard I 33 I Head of Apollo with short TA in the four spokes of a wheel. S. 8 hair and bust to the right. TP round Deepening. 0-40 M.S. Blackboard l 34 2 Likewise. TAP over the ram's head to the right. Ver- S. 1 1 deep square. o-6i Berlin. ZfN XXI 219 Plate V 7. Blackboard 1 35 3 Head of Apollo with long TAP over the ram's head to the right. S. 8 hair and laurel to the left. 0-52M S.
V TROAS 39 4 Young head with short Br. 8 Hair to the left. 0-64 M.S. 5 head des Apollo with Lor Br. 14 beer to the right. 2-60 sts S. 6 OY€CnACIANOC C6BACTOC Br. 19 Head of the Emperor with Lor beer to the right. M. S. 7 Likewise. Br. 19 M. S. III 1 ATPin ZEBAZTH right, NEP Br. 21 K AIZ AP left. The each other facing busts of the Agrippina left and des youthful Nero to the right. M. S. 2 AVTOK K C€BAC OY€CnACIA- Br. 21 NOC Head of the emperor with Laurel to the right. I~A[P] under the ram's head to the left. rAPrAPEün above. Prancing horse to the left; Star above. rAPTA right, P€(JUN left, CA(?) in the ab- cut. Seated Cybele with tower crown on the left, bowl in the right, tympanum on left arm; at feet the goddess sitting lion to the left. Likewise, with TAPTAPe left, UJN right, the letters in Section not clearly. In the field incised -V.. o n I left, AI right. Statue of the standing one Athena on base to the left, in the Right the held Sj^eer, the lowered left on Shield. Olkranz. TITU KAICAPI AOMITIANU KAI, below IAI Between the mutually facing ten heads of Titus right and of Domitian to the left the statue of the Athena like n. 1, but the Rights on the spear supported. M. S. — cf. Mionnet, Sappl. v 5O1, 417 and Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 63, 46.
40 v 'PROAS Tafd 3 Br. 35 4 Br. l9 AV KAI M AI A left, VPH A N TA N E I AVT right. chest image of the Marcaurel with short zem beard, laurel, Tank and coat to the right. equal cher stamp like I-B. Greek. Coins 103, 224. M. S. EKTPlP above, IAIE.QN below. In one to the left storming duo Hector stands helmeted and armed rock, in the raised right hand one Swinging stone to throw, in the advanced Left Shield and Spear. cf. Mionnet II 662, 214; Suppl. Schliemann, Ilios 716 Ahb. 1499. v Plate V 1 and S. 562, 421 and 42: Stone throwing of Hector are in the Iliad several times mentioned. With one field stones wounded he Teukros, with a stone block shattered he the gate the Achaians and through a stone's throw he kills the Myrmidons Epigeus. 1 ) Up the last of these deeds relates yourself probably the Presentation the coin n. 3 and another with Gallienus, of which Friedländer is an example plar described has, however without the Stone in Ilektor's hand to recognize. 2 ) AVT K M AN TOPAIANO breast image of the emperor with laurel and robe to the right. M. S. IAIEX1N right. Standing She-wolf with raised turned back heads to the left, suckling the twins. This piece is strange because it with one of the types Roman Colonies shaped and the She-wolf with his head held high shown is. In the ordinary position, with dem heads downwards the twins facing, comes the she-wolf still on some other coins Ilions out the time des ( oiii mode and the Julia Domna before. 5 Br. 20 6 Br. ii, Same stamp. M. S. Same stamp. EKTD.P left, laIEflN right. Standing naked Hector from front, the be- helmeted head to the left, Spear in the Right, in the forward left the sword. IAIE|nN across in Fields. Statue the Athens a Iliad on base to the right, Kalathos on the head, in the Right the spear at an angle about the shoulder, in the Left the .spinning holding rock; Shield closed Fü(3en. M. S. '-) Berliner leaves I 142, collection in Arolsen.
V TROAS 41 7 Same stamp Br. 19 M. S. The playback one excellent received image the Athena Iliad with theirs Attributes can be found on the board 1 n. 36 after a tetradrachm of the second century v. BC (Gr. 1 6*76 m. p.). First on the coins the Imperial period appears the lower body the Goddess in herm-shaped Education. IAIED.N above. The same statue high Pedestals to the right, without shield; before the Image striding Taurus to the left. Kebren Antioch 1 K right. Head of Apollo ANTIO above, XEAN below. Aries Br. 10 with laurel to the right. head to the right; behind it, club. ro6 M.S. Maybe has on the stamp the Front left b confessed, like on the larger pieces with that namely symbol. 1 ) K stands probably lur Keßpinv; b white I not to explain. About the with Injustice doubted Identification of Antioch with Kebren will below, p. 43 t., d i speech be. P i o n i a 1 A AVPH KOMO left, AOC Br. 29 K A I C A P right. Bust portrait of Caesar with robe on the right- there. M. S. 2 IOVAIA AO left, MNA C€B. . . Br. 27 right. Bust portrait the Julia Uomna to the right. counter- stamp with head to the right. M. S. 3 TT CeTTTI T€ left, TAC KAICAP Br. 25 Caesar's head to the right. M. S. s ) ZfN III 306, 3 Plate VIII 14. Inihoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins CTPA M AVPH POVQ>OV TT6IONGI, in Section TA N and in Fields t b. Young rider with coat (Com- mode?) in step to the right. CTP AYP BACCOV l~l I O N I Tfl N Rider as above (Caracalla ?); tree in front of him, around which there is a snake with a head to the left rings. TTION€ left, I above, TAN right. The standing Caesar with coat from the front, Head to the right, the right hand on the spear, in the left sword. Behind him standing Nike to the left, with the Right that main Getas grieve- Zend, palm branch in left arm.
42 V TROAS Skamandreia i Female head to the right, *|KA Pine. Br. 17 with one wreath of leaves, Earring and Collar decorated. 4-34 Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 79, 2 Plate XIV 13 and Inihoof, ZfN I 140, 4; 4-16 M.S. There the collar also on the head other coins from Skamandreia to consta- animals is, like that is the Head type not on Apollon, but on one female deity, probably the mountain nymph Ide, to relate. This one End has already Wroth drawn, 1 ) both out the Art the garland, the out slimmer Scroll as the of the laurel, after some copies maybe from pine veins, 2 ) exists, than from the circumstances that the head of the smallest Coins the city, loud caption, the nymph IAH represents. 3 ) This coin chen show on the Back one fruit, the so far as a grape be- wrote became. Babylon holds her but probably with Right for one pine tap. 4 ) Hereafter put, after numerous analogies in numismatics, the Type the larger pieces a whole, here the Pine or fir, 5 ) represent, the one the small pieces one part the same, namely the pine cone. From the Coins with dem the latter this one Types gives it yet following Varieties : Blackboard II 2 2 [l]AH left. Head of the nymph £ left, K right, A below. pine Br. g with more spiral-shaped Locke, tenon with tip pointing upwards. Earring and necklace right- to; in front of the neck C and in front of the profile, tenon-shaped ger item. 0-90M S. Whether that characters C, that not letter be can, to that Collar heard, and whether that other characters as mere Damage of the stamp understood become should, is after this specimen alone not to decide. 1 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 79 note to n. I—3. 2 ) a. a. O. Plate XIV 13 seem the upper leaves des wreath serrated to be, similar to that branches the guide the Back. 3 ) ZfN I 139, I 2 Plate IV 15, Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 79, 4 5 Plate XIV 14. 4 ) Inv. Waddington n. 1 2 1 8 1219. The Reading ZKH the latter coin, as well as the allocation of the n. 1216-1219 are undoubtedly based on skepticism on Inadvertently. 5 ) W. Judeich 'skepticism' (Kiepert Festschrift 232) believes the tree on one certain giant jaw, from the strab. 603 reported to refer. There the Pine while centuries as constanter Type from Skepticism and besides on coins from Skamandreia and Antandros (animal and plant images Plate IX 17; Cat. Br. Mus. Troas Plate VII 1) er- seems, like that may probably on the previous Interpretation of the type, as Symbol des forest wealth, fixed- held become.
V TROAS 43 Blackboard II 3 3 head the Nymph Ide with £ left, ^ right. Pine cones with Br. OK Sphendone, Earring and the tip down. Collar to the right. Without Caption. 1-03 In stores. From later factory, des third or second century v. BC, is: 4 head des Apollo or the ZKA in section. Standing naked Br. ig Artemis (?) to the right. Apollo to the left, bow on the front stretched right hand; in front of him boar head to the left, behind him a pine tree. 3-60 M.S. With the simultaneous coins of have skepticism that of Skamandreia just that Image the pine tree common, 1 ) next to that in the rule the boar's head, a in Skepticism unknown symbol, and just this, appears. The others Types the Scamandrians wise on the Cult the nymph Ide and of Apollo lon there, while the skeptical coins belong exclusively to Pegasus and Dionysus show sian types. The with ZKA designated copper coins therefore form one own locale group, the not, like more recently W. Judeich suggests, 2 ) with the richer of Skepticism possible to mix is. After the coin images to judge, seems the without Doubts never significant Town on the upper reaches of the Skamandros must be searched for. The youngest Investigations Judeichs in this one areas have meanwhile to one Locali sation still not led. 3 ) In doubt Judeich has it also the Identification of Antiocheia with Kebran pulled,' 1 ) despite the complete agreement of the types and epithet on both Coin groups, 5 ) One other solution than those Equation seems me meanwhile not possible to be. In the became rule as more common Type more simultaneous embossing more diverse Cities just the one coin image, usual that the back, used, e.g. B. the bull's head in Assos and Lamponeia, the pine tree in Skepticism and Skamandreia; The images on the front sides, on the other hand, were always different. For coins with exactly the same types and symbols, but different city names, can against it two things are assumed: either a name *) That the pine tree too on coins by Antan dros occurs, is S. 42 note 5 proven. 2 ) a. a. O. S. 332, 2. The assumption that on these coins £KA the old, in later more- Dialect dialects that were once again taken up and abandoned form of ZKH('.J^mv) be, is absolutely inadmissible. 3 ) Meeting area Academic Berlin 1898 S. 536; 539. 4 ) a. a. O. S. 539, 1. 5 ) ZfN III 305/7; Cat. Br. Mus. Troas, Introduction XX; above S. 41. 6*
1 1 V TROAS Change the city, or the transfer one whole urban population on another Location. Examples the one and of the other kind are now straight through embossing given, the before and according to the synoicism of Antigoneia (Alexandria Troas) took place have, to whose involvement the skeptic, Kebrener and Neandrians in last decade des fourth century v. BC forced were. So show on the one hand the oldest Copper coins from Alexandria exactly the types and the symbol of the immigrant neighbors, the Neandrian (Head of Apollo, grazing horse and cereal grain 1 )), on the other hand the coins the Antiochian, that these in bends the old guys and that main symbol the city, the Eagle, taken over had. About this is yet The following to notice: According to Strabo's words (597), Lysimachus seems only to the skeptics the back sweep in the homeland permitted to have. From the Presence the small Coin group the Antioch but is to close, that either the resettlement lung the Kebrenian none been complete or that the city soon after to death des Lysimachus, maybe upon request of Antiochus Soter, be it through a department Kebrener, be it through other Hellenes, new be- been populated be. Sure were it the residents at the time from Kebren, the the ruling one Seleucids in honor took the name Antiochian men and with this, about between 280 and 270 v. BC, Copper shaped have. The special position this small group and the lack of everyone else Antioch relevant tradition show but on it there, that the new community had soon lost its initial importance again and the old ones location and after again desolate..2 ) Skepticism W. Judeich (Kiepert Festschrift 225-240) thank us the finite festival position the location of Skepsis (New Skepsis) on the right bank of the Skamandros, east from Bairamitch, in the rubble of Kurshunlu Tepe. Except the Silver coin with that Pegasos in whole shape, the I Greek. Coins 103, 228 Tab. VIII 5 made known have, has yourself one second smaller found : I S right, K below. H left and Line square of pearl lines framed; S. 8 ^1 above. Flying Pega pine in it. Recessed square. sos with peaks wings to the right. o-6o M. S. ') Cat. Br. Mus. Troas Tab. III 7 XIV 5; cf. -') See Fahricius, session report. Academic Berlin 1894 Kolilcwey, Neanilria (>. S. 913.
V TROAS 13 The description of the older coin a. a. ( ). n. 227 is like follows to correct: 2 right, below, IO left, Bead square from a line square S. OK N above, head of Pegasus framed; in it Pine. Deepened or a horse with a neck square. (not front part) to the right; on neck section Pearl line. Pkr. o'4-O In trade. Blackboard II | 3 head of the bull Bakchos with Br. 20 Bull's ears and horns front. In two counter-stem pelts by Alexandreia Maus to the right and head des Apollo to the right. 5-oi M.S. The guys show these coin, the the Place name missing, sure after Skepticism. That the head the Front none Bull head is, prove his shape, the position of the eyes and the nose. The jewelry des horned Dionysoscope, ivy and Kalathos, the the type the later copper coins shows, 1 ) is on this one older pieces yet not attached. A similar licher more unadorned head, a Decoration piece in bronze, has Sal. Reinach, Revue arch. i8go II 297-303 Plate XVI, announced, in its interpretation fluctuating between Dionysus and Achelous. The bearded one appears on coins bull bakchos, in whole shape, too in Cilician Soloi. The name AvTT]V(i)p, yes one of the Trojan leaders made famous probably refers to a dynast or tyrant of skepticism. It is this all the more more likely, as the coin without City names is, and Personal names on skeptical coins otherwise does not occur. ANTHNOPO* from left after right. Head of a horse or of the Pega sos with neck to the right. 4 Front part of Pegasus with Standing eagle to the right. Round Ver- Br. 10 horn to the right. Pkr. deepening. ro6 M.S. ') I-B. Greekli. Coins 104, 230 Plate VIII 6; yourself an illustration on our table II n. 5 after Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 83, 25 Plate XV 13, where in the a copy of the Lord Prof. Fabricius in free Description the symbol, star in Fields right, guarantor (Gr. 4'70). overlooked been is. From this variety finds
46 V TROAS - VI AIOLIS T;,fel 11 6 5 Capricornus with cornucopia and CK left, H^ll/IN on two lines right. Br. 14 ball to the right. Pkr. Leafy Tree; next to it on the left Eagle standing on the ground, facing left Turning his head back. Pkr. 2-15 M.S. 1 Probably out the time of Augustus. Blackboard II 7 6 C6BACTOC Head of Vespa CKH^ right. Bust portrait of the horned one Br. 16 sian with laurel to the right. bearded Dionysus with Chiton from front. flower in the right, vessel in the left. Raw factory. M. S. cf. luv. Waddington n. 1221, believed with Silenkopf. VI AIOLIS A i g a i A second copy the small Silver coin ZfN XX 275, 1 Plate X 12 shows between the Scroll the rosette letters, from those one for sure K is. Maybe belong these Pieces to Halicarnassus, from which similar types, deer or goat head and star, known are. 1 ) The monogram a. a. O. p. 275, 2 stands without a doubt for flOlAsto;). E 1 a i a I EAAI left, TTTN right. head Br. 17 the Kore with ears of corn on the right- there. 2-65 Mus. Winterthur. En above, I AA right, EOV left. basket with poppy seeds and ears of wheat. 2 P IOVA BHP- MAIIMOC- CAP Br. 30 Bust portrait des Caesar's with Tank and coat right- there. M. S. €171 CTP-AVP SA left, CIMOV ON- APON6I on the right, in the field on the left KOV €. right A|A€ IT/IN Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and filling horn to the left. i ) Rev. num. 1851 p. 240, 2; Inv. Waddington Doubts a billy goat is, cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Karia n. 2358, where the type, like on n. 2359, without 102, 5 u. 6 Plate XY1I1 4 U. 5.
VI AIOLIS 47 3 Front (with Maximus or Br. 33 Maximinus) sanded smooth fen. In trade. €111 CTP AVP X left, nCIMOV ANAPO right, in the field on the right NGIKOV - , i. A •€ A A€IT/V| N Standing Asclepius from front, the lowered Rights on snake staff, the left veiled. Kyme board n 9 i head the Kyme with Bind KYMAinN right, ZTPAT/1N i. A S. 18 to the right. Striding horse to the right, under dem collected left Forefeet one-handled vessel. The whole thing in , r “ Laurel wreath. 3-60 M.S. ^jTpaxwv is too the reagent name one simultaneous tetradrachm. 1 ) Blackboard II 8 2 Br. 15 wax tablet; above that two K|Y Kantharos. crossed stylus (stili). 2 ) On unclear writing on the board in two lines. Pkr. 3- 16 M.S. Another example of this coin has Gen. Fox, Greek coins II 0, plate III 52 known made, but the Types the Front incorrect as Altar with sacrificial implements described. 3 Bust of the Amazon Kyme Br. 16 with Tower crown and Ge- wall above the left school ter left hind; above the right th shoulder bipennis. Pkr. i-6o M. S. KYM left, AinN right. Eagle to the right. Pkr. Standing KVMAI left, ON CIBVAAA Efll CTPA left, lEPnNY right. standing- Br. 18 right. head the Ky may- schen Sibylla with Taenie to the right. Same stamp like ZfN XX Plate X 16. 2-87 Mus. Winterthur; Löbbecke. the Apollo in long robe to the right, the plectron in the die th right, in the left arm the lyre holding above the tripod. ') Mionnet III 7, 33; Choiseul-Gouffier, Voy. II 2 ) cf. Th. writer, cultural historian Picture Atlas I Plate XI 2. Plates XC and XCI.
48 VI AIOLTS — VII LESBOS To the stamp similarities, «iic now and then on coins of different, mostly neighboring Cities to confirm are, 1 ) is also a Headstamp with Sev. Alexander to record, the in Kyme with Isis on the back (Cat. Br. Mus. Aeolis 120, 139 Plate XXIII 12) and in Erythrai with Demeter (m. S., similar a. a. (). Ionia 148, 2O0 Plate XVI ig) occurs. Temnos I IOVAIA right, CGBACTH left. Br. 15 Bust portrait of Julia, daughter di's Titus, right. M. S. — See Mionnet III 28, wrong sreread is. eni ATNOV on the left, THMNI on the right. standing- de Athena to the left, the her admitted Nike returned on the right, the lowered Left on shield and Spear. 168 where the name Am AN OY. probably 2 AOVKIOC right, KAI left. Br. 16 Head of the youthful Lucius Verus 2 ) with robe right- there. M. S. CTP(?) nOA left, VN6IKOV right, TH left in the field. Sitting Cybele with Tower crown to the left, shell in the right, the Left on Tympanum. Left at feet the goddess more sedentary Leo to the left. Island C h a 1 k i s See above Achilleion p. 34 f. VII LESBOS M ethyrana I CSBACTOIC left, MA9YMNAIOI C6BACT. . . below, M A9YMN Al°l above. Br. 20 right. Head of Augustus The heads facing each other with laurel (?) to the right. Caius and Lucius Caesar with laurel(?). M. S. The heads the Back seem the grandchildren of Augustus to represent. Yours garland, the through the the wreath loops hanging down at the back are beyond doubt stands, explained yourself maybe out dem circumstances, that on this coin the Methymnaeans Augustus and who honored Caesars with the same title Seßaoxoi. l ) ZfN XX:8oKyme uudSmyrnu; also Markiano Leia and Thyateira, Lysias and Okokleia etc. polis, Tomis and Odessos, Apollonia and Tabai, Atta- 2 ) cf. Pick, ZfN XVII 192.
VIII LONIA 49 Plate II 10 I S. 6 Ephesus Den additional complaints, the I Greek. Coins i 13 ff. to Heads Coinage of Ephesus 1880, Addenda 1 88 1 and later Publications given have, is again a number of new ones Varieties to add: To Heads II. Peirode : Pear with curly flu- E(h right. Eagle head to the right. Ver- angle, head between dfe. deep square. 0'20 M.S. The eagle head reminds on the the simultaneous coins from Ialysos. 2 S. 11 To III. Period: E|({) Bee. Pkr. i-55M S. KTH*|o* on one the two Ingots the yourself cutting crosswise that deepened square in four small Squares share. 3 S. 24 To v. Period: Likewise. 14*90 In stores. AMYNTHS right. Front part one lying Fallow deer to the right, turning head back; left date palm tree. See Im. Waddington n. 1524, supposedly with AMYNTfiP; Num. Chron. 1 S. 100 a likewise. 4 S. 25 Likewise. 15' 10 In trade. Likewise, with EflNIKo* 5 S. 24 Likewise. 14-50 Mus. Winterthur. Likewise, with EP I cf>Pfl N 6 p. 20 Likewise. 5-55 M.S. Im ho f -11 1 um o r. Asia Minor coins. Likewise, with EXE AN A[ = ].
50 VIII IOXIA 7 Br. 15 8 Br. 20 9 Br. 10 10 Br. 14 11 Br. 15 12 Br. 15 13 Br. 16 E|4> Bee. 2-86M S. Likewise. 5-90 M.S. Likewise. 0-90M S. Likewise. 2-14. As well. 2-15 sts S. Likewise. 2-44 sts S. Likewise. 1-95 M.S. [A]PI*TOS left. Lying fallow deer with his head turned back to the left: above that Astragalus. Likewise, with EP I S O E N H (?). Likewise, with [K]YNISK°2 Likewise, with [A]EAP EIOH * Likewise, with P PYTANI * Likewise, with [P]YOAr<>PH2 cf. Inv. Waddington n. 1597 with . . . PAZ Likewise, with XEAAAN To VII. Period: 14 Head of Arsinoe with veil S. 1 5 to the right. Pkr. 2-67 H. Weber, London. 15 Likewise Br. 17 In trade. zEN°K AHI left, AP ZI and small bee right. Quiver and bow. AP|ZI across in Eelde, [AP]IZTAroP[AZ] left. Fallow deer lying to the left, Turning his head back. In the field on the right Astragalus. 16 Br. 17 Likewise. H. Where, London. Likewise, with KPATEP°Z
VIII IONIA 51 17 Br. 13 Likewise. AP|ZI and right nAAAlZl front part one lying fallow deer to the right, turning his head back. In Fields left branch r agalos. 1" 9 1 M. S. — cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 50, 74. To VIII. period Plate II 12 18 E\
52 25 E|
VIII IONIA 53 34 Likewise. Likewise, with Z°AAUUN left. Br. 15 2-63 M.S. 35 Likewise. Likewise, with ZHNIZ left. Br. 18 2-50 M.S From Smyrna received I before some time with Coins des front Asia Minor one copper coin des Seleucus IL, after whose Front man immediately on Ephesus as Mint location would like to close : Plate II 1 1 36 Likewise, but exactly from that Br. 18 beautiful cuts of the head the simultaneous silver coin Zen of Ephesus, Head a. a.O. Plate VIII (IV) n. 1-4 and Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia Plate XI n. 1. 2. BAIIAEAZ right, ZEAEYK°Y left. Naked standing Apollo to the left, Arrow in the right, the left up the bow supported; in the Eelde left incomplete monogram, right Anchor. 4-15 M.S. See Cat. Br. Mus. Seleucids 17, 22. 23 Plate VI 7, the head of a different character; Babylon, Rois de Syria 38, 283. LXVII, where as Mint location that Syrian Antioch suggested is. This coin is like some others the Seleucids, sure Asia Minor. The news, the us from the long fights the Syrian and Egyptian Kings around the Possession Asia Minor received, are but to sparse and ver- worren, as that one from it with Security derive could, Ephesus be around 246 v. BC or later once temporary under the Domination des Kallinikos confessed. 37 S. 18 To X Period: E|(h Bee. Pkr. 3-92 M.S. A I0ZK0Y PI AH Z right. Standing deer to the right in front of a date palm. 38 Br. 20 Likewise, with a laurel wreath. 3-65 M.S. Likewise, with NIKAAAZ in section, Z right.
54 vm ionia To XIII. Period: 39 Bee in laurel wreath. Br. 15 2-6 1 M.S. 40 Bee. Pkr. Br. 16 3-55 M/S. EPMIAI in Section. Standing Deer to the right before one flame mending torch ; in Fields right I and palm branch. E(f)E over standing deer to the right. Pkr. Plate II 14 41 p. 30 A new Example the Taenie with Tassel 1 ) goes the first the following Cistophores : Common type. 12-60 sts S. With E
VIII IONIA 55 A Plate II 1 8 46 APX|l above, A|E|X in Fields. I~PA above, E(f)|E in Fields. Standing Br. 15 Standing Deer right- Rooster to the right ; about dem left there. Pkr. Wing palm branch with bandage at the 2-64 M.S. Lace. After this one specimens will the description" I-B. Greek. Coins 114, 281, where AEI instead of AAEX read, corrected. 47 The heads the Tri um vir en Br. ig AI. Anthony, Octavian and Lepidus to the right. Pkr. M. S. — cf. Inv. Waddffigton n. 1Ö09, (OEO)N|ATAZ to read is. APX IEP EYZT PAM TAAY CAN E <|>E e EON ATA Z Cult image the Artemis Ephesia with Kalathos and Taenien on the hands, from front. where instead of MAZAZ probably Others similar coins show the names: TAAYKnN AZKAHniAAHZ Cat. Br. Mus. 71, 192; “ EYOYKPATHZ Cat. Br. Mus. 71, 193; Mionnet III 92, 241; Leake As. Gr. 147; m. S. ; “ MAZAKHZ ? Cat. Br. Mus. 71, 194; Mionnet Suppl. VI 123, 305- Blackboard II 17 48 Heads of Augustus with Lore E(|>|E, (j)l|AnN, [T]PY(j)nN AZ on three Br. 23 beer and the Livia right- lines. Front part one lying there. deer to the right, head back- turning; flaming torch behind it. 9-35 M.S. ; Inv. Waddington n. 1616. 49 Likewise. Likewise, with (J)IAnN, EYOYKPATHZ Br. 23 Cat. Laborde n. 389, supposedly with (hlAflN. 50 Br. 23 Likewise. Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 73, 202. Likewise, with (})||AnN, E Y <$> PjO. N
56 VIII IONIA About this that half piece, also without Pearl circles: Plate II 16 51 E | (J) Bust portrait the Artemis (blA-flN above, ZIMOZ in Section. Br. 19 with Stephane, robe, king Standing Deer right: before that rather and bow to the right. a pair of Taenias with tassels. Laurel wreath. 5-30 M.S. cf. head, Coin. of Ephesus 70 after Mionnet III 89, 209 without information des second name. 52 Likewise. Likewise, with (flAAN and TPYC^riNAZ Br. 19 and the two Taenia. 6-43 M.S. 53 Heads of Augustus with Lore TPYCb|flN Standing deer right- Br. 21 beer and the Livia right- E to ; in Eelde above Kö- there. Pkr. M H N | O4> h pkr A N T | or M. S. Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 72, 200 with MHNO
VI II [ONIA 57 Other copies have : APIZTI/IN rAYKAN, Inv. Waddington n. 1017; APIZTI.O.N MMHNOCpANTOZ, Cat. Br. Mus. lonia «72, 201; cf. Mioniiel III 92, 244. 57 Likewise. Likewise, with TPAMM AT Br. 21 EYE MEM NAN E(J> E XA|PI=|ENOZ M.S. Greek. Coins 115, 283. Inv. Waddington n. 161g. 58 Likewise. Likewise, with MEMNAN ZAÜYPIAfN] Br. ig Inv. Waddington n. 1618. 59 Likewise. Likewise, with TPAMM | AT Br. 22 EYi: MEM N -°- N E (J) E O.E | O 4>l | AOI M. S. cf. Mionnet IN 92, 247 Suppl. VI 126, 320 with MEONAN OEYAHZ and ©YAHZ. They are to be viewed as half pieces the coins with the head of Augustus and a deer and the Inscriptions: TPAMMATEYZ APIZTEAZ E(pE ATPEYZ, Inv. Waddington n. 1011; “ “ “ AZKAHniAAHZ, Mionnet Suppl. VI 124. 307; “ “ “ EIZAZ, m.S. cf. Cat. Mr. Mus. lonia 72, 197 with [T]EIZA[M]?; “ “ ,, NIKOAAOZ,I-B. Greek. Coins 1 15, 282; “ “ “ NIKOZTPATOZ, Cat.Br. Mus. lonia 72, 198; MEMNAN ., [NljKOAAOZ? Mionnet Suppl. VT, 124, 309 supposedly with MEAENnN KOAAOZ and further the one with the Copt the Livia and deer: TPAMMATEYZ APIZTEAZ E(j)E MHTPOBEIZ (like this), I-B. Greek. Coins 115, 282 a . 60 Heads of Augustus with Lore APXIEPE | [VI] Standing Deer Br. 20 beer and the Livia right- AZKAAZ to the right; in Fields there. ^ ,^ top quiver. n A [ M M | E N M. S. HZ I m h o o t" - II 1 u m e r, Asia Minor coins. R
VII] IONIA Of this gives it Varieties with: APXIEPEYZ AIKAAI E C > E EY())PnN, [n/a Waddington n. [613; “ • “ “ NIKOZTPATo?, Cat. Br. Mus. 72, 199; “ “ “ TPY(y).n.N, JB. Greek. Coins 115, Waddington 11. 1014. !8 4 ; I '.1/11 come the Half pieces: 61 head des August us, without ßr. 18 laurel, to the right. M. S. Varieties with: AP EP AIK E ({) E ZTP XI EYZ AAI NIKO ATOZ Cult image the Artemis Ephesia with Kalathos and Taenia on the hands the, from front. APXIEPEYZ AIKAAI E Cf » E riATE . . ? Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 72, 196; “ “ “ TPY(J)n.N Cat.Br. Mus. Ionia 71, 1 95 Tai". XIII 2; Waddington n. 1612. 62 head of Tiberius with Lor APXIEPE/1C left, A|A across in fields, Br. 16 beer to the right. EIANAPOY right. In Fields above E[(j), left TIM, across AP, right XOC (Tl\\iXpyoq). Cult image the Artemis Ephesia as above. M.S. Greek. Coins 115. 285, after one incomplete specimens. After Sestini shows a other copy: APXIEPEnZ N I KOZTPATOY ECj>E, Mionnet Suppl. VI 127. 324. Maybe heard here also the small Bronze n. 40 with APXI AAEX TPA E(})e/ Off the above compilation Ephesian coins from the beginning the Imperial era emerges, that on these in usually called two officials are, whose names to time of Augustus both in nominative, to the des Tiberius the one in genetive, the others in nominative stand. The group n. 48-55 shows these names without title, on the others are the Title ypajii.iaxEuc or äp/espeu; or apy/.speu? ypa|i[iaTs6c; attached, whereby to be- pay attention is, that these before dem first the both names stand, and that the Carrier this one first names apparently several years one after the other hers held office while the second names changed. That's how you find it so far rXauxtOV, äpy. and ypa\l. with four different names compiled,
VIII IONIA 59 All of these officials were beyond doubt ypa[i|iaT£'.5, and this office was there and then transferred again to a high priest, 1 ) like this from the coins of Glaucon and especially clearly out n. 40 shows, that just a name shows, APXIspü; AAEIavopo? rPA[i|iax£6c;, E
6o VIII IONIA Plate III,) 65 ANTHN6INO right, C below, H[PAKA€l]TOC left, €(f)€Cin.N right. Br. 25 KAICAP right. head des The standing bearded Heracleitos Pius with laurel to the right. with a naked torso and coat to the left, the right to the mouth er- raised, club in his left arm. M. S. Under the so far well-known representations of the philosopher Herakleitos seems these now the best to be. 1 ) L'afelll 20 66 C6BACTH IOV left, AIA AOM- € (f> € C in N A I C left, N
VIII IONIA 6l 70 Br. 38 Blackboard I.T 21 71 Br. 3° 72 Br. 37 Plate II 22 73 Br. 3: below, VT K M OTT6A CGO left, VH MAKPGINOC chest image des Kaiser to the right, with laurel and armor, the decorated with a star is, and robe on the lin- ken shoulder. PAMAIAN NGI left, KH TVXH on the right and in the field on the left Cl, on the right D.N Standing winged Nike with naked tem upper body to the right, the left Foot on ball, right up writing a round sign, the on a palm tree attached is. After some casts of the Lord J. Kessler in Cologne. The Nike is from equal representation, like the a bronze des Sept. Severus, Cat. Br. Mus. 83, 260 Plate XIV 1. New is against it the caption, in the the c P(op.ato)V NiceCTj as city goddess, Do/r;, referred to is. AVT K M OTTG C€0 left, MA KP6 1 N O C right. Bust portrait as above, star not sight- cash. M. S. €<})€CinN TT left, PATfAN A] right, CIAC in section. Cult image of art mis Ephesia with Kalathos and Paeo- nien from front; left a kneeling one Amazon (?) with fluurm crown right- there, Pelta behind; right one standing male Figure with Hat and recently Chiton to the left, staff or Swear in the Left. As Role model this group seems the coin with Traian (n. 64) served to have, and there the one above described copy the the latter in the side figures something retouched is, like that are these, as soon as a new copy ge- found be will, in the description probably to correct. AV K M AVP C€ left, B AAS IC ANA PO C Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. edpecinN man/in left, n[pnTnN ACIAC] right. Xike in front of palm tree as on n. 70; on the The goddess has a shield VIC|TO|RIA written in three lines. M.S. — See Mionnet Suppl. VI 178, 649 supposedly with NIK on it shields, and Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 95, 3'9- M AVP AA6IANAPOC KAICAP Bust portrait des Caesar's with Armor and coat to the right. e4>€Cin.|N left, TTANI.n.NIOC right. Standing Artemis in short double chiton, coat and boots from front, head to the left, I .bay branch in the right, bow in the lowered H. Weber, London; left; before the goddess Shipprora -\[ ^ to the left. To time the Antonine appears that Image the Artemis üavtwvto? with the same attributes like here on Smyrnaean coins. 1 1 ') Mionnet III 207, 1 124 ; Cal. Br. Mus. Ionia 254, 156 Plate XXVII 2.
62 Blackboard II 23 74 Br. 31 (pPOV CAB€I left, TPANKVA AGINA right. Bust portrait the Tranquillina with Diadem to the right. H. Weber, London. 6(})€!Cin.N n left, PATflN ACIA right, C in Section. Artemis in a short time double chiton, with Quiver about the right shoulder and bow in the lowered left, from the front on one Horses to the right riding. On a coin with Macrinus is coming the same riding Artemis before, the Goddess without Attributes shown. 1 ) 75 • C A A n N XPVC left, O TO N H Br. 27 C€BA- right. Bust portrait the Salonina with Diadem and crescent moon to the right. M. S.; TO ATAGON left, €G>6CinN- right. Standing more naked Pugilist from front, head to the right, the arms to hanging down on both sides and the fists for fighting concentrated. 109, 399 Plate XIV 5; Rev. Num. Mionnet III 125, 465; Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 1891 S. 245, 28 Plate IX 8. Because the Caption TO äyaü'dv has man the Athletes erroneous for the bonus Eventus the Roman held, and him in the a hand of ears of corn sealed. ) Blackboard II 25 I S. 15 E r y t h r a i Standing naked man left- v 1 3 in three corners (the fourth empty) one deepened square, that from a rosette with twelve leaves filled is; between the tips of the leaves the of eleven smaller ones. there. next to one to spring up standing horses and this on reins hold back tend. Under the forefeet of the horse 4*50M S., pictured here; 4*49 Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 120, 25. This one drachma, archaic Stiles, dated out the middle des fifth year hundred v. BC, rather something earlier as later. Blackboard II26 2 S. 7 Rosette with 16 Scroll. 0-30M S. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 89, 295 Plate XIV 5; m. S. Rosette with eight Scroll from one circle surrounded. Recessed square. 3 ) Vaillant (Eckhel, D n. v. II 316 and Rev. mini. a. a. O.
VIII IONIA The numerous silver and Copper coins with new Magistrate names over- walking, describe I here just because of the Difference the Head types two ^simultaneous pieces des first century v. Chr.: 3 head des Zeus with Laurel EPY MHTPAN AOHNO|AAPOY on Br. 22 recbtshin. four lines. 775 M.S. 4 Head of A pollon with laurel Same as above. Br. 17 recbtshin. Rounder counter- stamp. 4-30 sts S. 5 EPY left. Head of Augustus H|PA|KAH|[TO]E on four lines left, Br. 16 right-wing. AI|NO|ME|NO|YZ on five lines right. Standing naked Heracles to the right, in the right the club swinging, the Left advanced. M. S. Plate II 27 6 AVT KAI tl AI left, ANTA Br. 30 N6INOC right. head des Pius with laurel to the right. In a round counterstamp more feminine head to the right and EPV behind it. eni CTP K A C€KOVNA[OV in the bow, 6PV0PA below and in field A AG/IN teenager River god with naked Upper body sitting on the floor to the left, in the right a reed school standing, the left arm to the water urn leaned. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 1083, incomplete.; Br. Mus. Num. Chron. 1898 S. 102, 25 Tab. XI 2. 7 I € PA left, CVNKAH TO C right. Exactly like on n. o, but with AIOC Br. 27 youth Bust portrait des in Fields. Senate with robe right- there. Same Against Stem- pel. M.S. Uber the both rivulet Aleon and Axos s. Bürchner. Pauly-Wissowa, I 2900; II 263t).
6 4 VIII IONIA 1) counterstamp with the Step CPV is coming on coins of the C often before; one others similar shows that following Piece: Secundus 8 GPV right, 0PAI left, chest Br. 21 image the city goddess with rhurmkrone and robe to the left. In a round counter- stamp more helmeted head right and €PY behind it. M.S. Q AVT KAI A left, AV COM[0- Br. ii) AOC] right. Bust portrait of young Commodus with Borberry and robe right- there. M. S. € TT I CT left, (indistinct, perhaps CGKOV) right. Basket with lid, around which is a "snake, head to the right" there, winds. €ni A AI AVC left, IMA right, XOV 6PY in Section. Ship prora to the right. Heraclea I head the Athena to the right. HPAKAE about, ATAN under more lying S. 18 club. Borberry wreath. 5 - M.S.; 4-69 Berlin. ZfN XXI 221 deed'. v 9. 1 ) A Half piece (Gr. 2*47) owns that Mr. Mus.. Cat. Ionia 151, 3, pictured in Xum. Chron. 1886 Tab. XI 12. 2 head of the bearded Heracles Br. 18 to the right. 6-15 sts S. HP CHI a m n club. The whole thing in one Oak wreath. TA Compare number Chron. 1801 S. 220, where the monograms (f)IAZ read and that piece as a dog coin from Heraclea and Phaselis placed is. 3 Head of Artemis or Aphro- HPA about, KAC under one lying Br. 12 dite with robe to the right. club. Oak wreath. f55 M.S. J ) Others in Br. Mus., Xum. Chronicle 1890 S, 101, 22. 23 Plate VIII 4. 5 Gr. 5M3 and 4'95-
VIII IOXIA 65 Plate II 28 4 FI left, 0? right. More similar HPAKAE right, nTnN left. Standing Br. 16 Head to the right. naked Heracles with ray-shaped gem wreath of leaves from the front, the right leaning on the club, on the left arm the lions for sale. 317 M.S.; 3-80 sts S., but with Fl left; Gotha. Similar coins, without Information the monograms, finds man the Carian city same name assigned. 1 ) But because of that the monograms, the on Carian coins not to occur maintain, n. 4 as Ionic imprint to consider is, like that belong to that ionic Heraclea also the others pieces with the same Types. K lazomenai Blackboard II 29 1 Front part one winged Deepened square divided into four. S. 10 Ebers to the right; about it A ri| M.S. The letter is here, like on one others specimens, sure A, not A At the latter would have man about that, maybe already earlier as in fourth centuries v. BC created, Klazomenai opposite lying Leuke think can, that as is well known with Klazomenian types shaped. 2 ) For A is about Achilleion in Suggestion to bring, that after Stephanos from Byzantium one Fortress in close by from Smyrna was, from Kiepert shape. orb. ans. asked. IX between these city and Klazomenai set is Lind maybe once with the Klazomenians in one Alliances stood. 3 ) Absolutely sure is by the way the Relationship of the letter to a place name not, so little as that of A one old coin with knidish Types on Halicarnassus 4 ) or on that Knidos neighboring Acanthos. - ') Because there under the oldest, in the rule on- anepigraph coins from Knidos some copies with Initials of people names known are, 1') like that should also the A this interpretation is given. The characters Af, E, 3E on lampsake silver and Electron coins des fifth century v. BC prove also, that none City names to be present need. ') Inv. Waddington n. 2399; Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 116, 1-3 Plate XIX 9. 2 i I-B. Monnaies grecques 289. 3 ) That of Xenophon Bright. III 2, 17 and IV
6b Plate II 30 2 G 16 head des Apollo with Lor beer from front, to the right inclined. Robe with agraffe on I [also . 570 M.S. 5-64 Pellerin, Ree. II Tab. LV1 1; Mionnet Another Klazomenian gold octobo K A | A below, A E Y K A I Z Ms above. Swan with pre-stretched head and closed wings to the left. 8. with the swan in a different position and the name Athenagoras, is from Mionnet Suppl. VI 83, [6 and Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia ig, 17 Plate VI 7 known. G o 1 d o c t o bo have 1 e n also Teos l ) and later Ephesus,) a gold tetro bol Erythrai ) minted while gold staters in Ionia from Smvrna, Ephesus and Miletus known are. The inscription of the tetradrachm I-B. Monnajes Grecques 282, 5 Plate E 33 is after one Stamp variety the Collection II. Weber's in KAA I above, O APIAA right, NHSTO£ left to supplement. 3 S. 13 head des Apollo with Lor beer and robe on the neck from the front, inclined to the right. 1-38M S.; i'35 with KAAI°. In trade. KAAI above, left >E Standing swan with raised wings to the left. Plate II 32 4 Br. 20 The previously known tetradrachms, didrachms,' 1 ) drachmas and hemidrach- men ranks yourself here a Diobolon on, as well as one simultaneous Copper coin: Likewise, head tilted to the left. KAAT°ME|Nl.n.N on two lines above, left RT. Sw Tan as above. 5-05 M.S. 5 head of Apollo with Lor Br. 12 beer to the left. 1-30 M.S. OEY(j)IA above, °S right. Standing Swan to the left, the Wings sleep ing, head downwards. As new Varieties the cute small Copper coins with \\ idderdarstel- lungs are following Highlight pieces : Plate II 33 6 head the Athena to the right, Br. 1 1 the subsequent helmet with Palmette decorated. 115 M.S. 1 ) Mionnet Suppl. VI 373, 1870 Gr. 5*64. 2 ) Num. Chron. 1898 P. III, 24 plates x 5, size. s -47- 3 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 139, 197 Plate XVI 4, Gr. 2-82. AHMHTPIo* above. Standing ram to the right, with the right raised hind leg on lowered returned scratching bowed heads. 4 ) Dutens, Expl. de quelques med. 1823 Tab. 1 4; Mus. Hunter 100, I; one new Illustration this one Unicums with the name PAPMI* (Gr. 8 -i8) here on blackboard II n. 31.
VIII IONIA 6 7 7 Br. 1 o head the Athena with neck Afl left", °AA[AS] above. Lying down Blackboard II34 8 Br. 12 9 Br. 14 10 Br. 13 11 Br. 15 12 Br. 13 13 Br. 11 chain to the right ; on on- closing Helmet Griffin (?) to the right. i-55 M.S. head the Athena with neck chain and Corinthian Helmet to the right. 170 M.S. Aries to the left, head back- turning. EPMHSIA°X°S in an arch over the front part of a lying ram left- there, head turned back. head the Athena with ear- Ram head to the right; underneath be- ring and Necklace right- right club, to; on the subsequent helmet with Stephane Greif (?) right- there. i-6o M. S. head the Athena with neck HP°A°T°S above. Ram head right- band to the left; connect- there. the helmet with Stephane. 176 M.S. Likewise. r68 M.S. Likewise. 1-85 M.S. Likewise. ro5 M.S. T H A E (f)A N H £ over ram's head right- to; including ball. 4>AN°P°A1S over ram's head with neck to the left. AToAAA* about standing Aries to the left. 14 Br. 11 i4 a Br. 1 1 Likewise. Likewise, with OE°K Y AH t 1-33 M.S. Likewise, with head to the right. Likewise, with EPM left, <>AIK°Z above. 140 m. S.
68 Vlll [ONIA 15 Likewise, with the head to the left. Br. 12 170 M.S. 16 Likewise. Br. 16 3-15 M.S. 17 Likewise. Br. 17 3-43 M.S. 18 head the Athens a with neck Br. 1 1 chain from front, a little inclined to the right; Helmet with three bushes. 1-90 M.S. 19 Likewise. Br. 12 1-1 7 M.S. cf. luv. Waddington n. 1458. 19 a Likewise. 163 M.S. 20 Likewise. Br. 16 1-96 AI. S. 21 Likewise. Br. 1 9 4-85 AI. S. 22 Likewise, Helmet with Oil wreath. Br. 15 Pkr. 2-20 AI. S. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 25, 72. [N]YM())oAn above, Butt* in Section. Lying ram to the left, the right leg advanced. n APMIZ above. Lying ram right- forward, the left front leg stretched out. Likewise, with PYGEoZ: before the defiance the H(?). [A]PXIAoXo* above. Standing ram to the left. E°OYA AMA above, Z right. Standing Aries to the right. Likewise, with AI0NYZI0Z on the left, in the field right Kantharos. Likewise, with KAEIAHMoZ Likewise, with PYOE°Z above, H right. (f>ANAr°PAZ about standing ram to the right; before him Front part des winged boar to the right.
VIII IONIA 69 23 Head of Apollo with laurel KAA above, IZ°AH below. Front part Br. 15 to the right. Removed at the edge one lying ram to the right. flattens. 3-20 sts S. I-B. Greek. Coins III, n. 259 c is how I already elsewhere corrected have, ) a coin from Tityassos. About one Chalcus and one Portrait coin from Klazomenai see number Chron. 1895 ]). 283, 1 u. 2 I af. X 2I-- 2 3- 24 . ..C€- C€ left, OVHPOC n6P CTP N€IK right. O AA6 KAAZ left. Br. 2 2 right. Head of the emperor with Standing Demeter to the left, ears of corn Laurel to the right. in the right, the Left on the Torch. Mus. Winterthur. 25 AVT K M AV left, ANTAN6I- CTP- (jJIAANO left, C A A M • TO B- K T >n\ . 35 NOC right. Bust portrait des right, below A and in the field A bearded Caracalla with lorry Standing naked Zeus by SOM 1€ beer, Tank and coat front, Head to the left, eagle Nine N to the right. on the right, the left on the scepter. M. S. Probably is of this character that of the pieces with the portraits of the two brothers preceded : 26 Pictured Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia Plate VII 11. Br. 35 27 Likewise, but the bust of the Likewise, but with CT PA dpiAnNOC A Br. 35 Geta and the inscription gone- left, AM KAAXOMC right and in smoothed. Fields on the left TO|ß- above, NlLflN below. M. S. 28 Pictured I-B. Greek. Coins Plate XIII 18 with seated Poseidon. Br. 25 ') Lyd. City coins 2.
7° VIII tONlA 2g Br. 35 Likewise, but the bust of the Geta and the caption: gone- smoothed. M. S. Dir Fromler side everyone four pieces are out «little same Stamp. I S. OK K <> 1 o p h o n About Hemiobolia and tetartemoria des fifth century v. BC see number Chron. 1895 p. 27g—283, n. 1-15 Plate X 10-20. Head of Apollo with on K°A°(J) left, AITYPTo^ right. Lyra, bound hair and Lor beer to the left. 1 05 H. Weber. London. 2 S. 10 Likewise. roi M. S. Likewise, with K°Ao(hn. left, |MH]TPo- AflPo^ right. Blackboard II 35 3 Br. 15 4 Br. [5 Head of Apollo with long K° below, OPASYKAHS left. Lyra with Hair and laurel from the front, six vstrings; right date palm, inclined to the left. 1-96 M.S. Head of Apollo with long K°Ao below, EIHKE(c;to; or ari&iqc;) hair and Laurel right- left. Front part of a jumping one there. Horse with harness to the right. 2- 30 M.S. 5 Br. t6 Likewise. 2-01 M. S. Likewise, with Ko below, OPASYKAH* left. 6 Br. is Likewise. 2 - 1 2 m. S. Likewise, with Ko down, KAEANAP * left.
7» 7 Likewise. Likewise, with K° above, S.fl*IOE°£ left Br. i i and below. [•12 M. S. 8 Likewise. Likewise, with K°A above, THAI~on°* Br. i i left and below. 0*90 M.S. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 40. 37. X 9 Head of Apollo with long AK AI%) right. Lyra. Br. 17 Hair and bandage to the right. 5-60 sts S. IO Likewise. Likewise, with K|° and below [M]HNI f.- Br. 11 K°[<]- t-66 m. S. 11 Head of Apollo with long AI°NYZI°Z left, [K]° and arrowhead Br. [8 Hair and laurel to the right. right. Lyra. 6-12 M.S. 12 Likewise KOAOCj)!"! right, A<{)OONH(~oc) left. Br. 12 Tripod. 2-50 sts S. 13 Head of Helios with rays KOAO right, HIM left. Lyra. Br. 15 crown to the right. 275 M.S. Later ones Factory. Mionnet III 77, 1 1 9 and Süppl. VI 99, 12K are Coins from Cyprus with Leo and horse, Suppl. VI 99, 127 is from Solus in Sicily. 14 AV KAI ee VANe'P TPAIA APT€MIC left, KOAO(j)n right. cult Br. 23 NOC C6 T6P AA Head dos image the Artemis Ephesia with Tae- Emperor with laurel right- never from front, there. M. S.
72 i6 Br. 23 17 Br. 30 I6PA CV left, NKAHTOC KOAOtj) left, ANinN right. Sitting man Sarapis with Kalathos on the left, bowl in the right hand, the left on the scepter, at the feet of K e r b e r os. right. Bust of the Senate with veil to the right. M. S. Off the middle des third century n. BC AVT K TPAIANOC A€KIOC Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and robe right- there. M. S. 6TTI AVP AASZAN left, APOV KOAO- tyfl right and in Fields left NL, right jflN standing naked fist- fighter to the right, both arms lowers and the hands concentrated. Den same type you meet on coins with Etrusciha and the strategist names Fl. Agathocles, 1 ) and e.g on coins from Ephesus see above n. 75. L ans a. The Location des so-called Ephesian Larisa in Kaystrost shark has Buresch through the lucky ones Find one Inscription not far from Tyre determined. 2 ) You heard the small group Copper coins after colophonic Role models with Apollo head and Rider or Horse front part. ) On blackboard II ;tzteren, described “Lydian City” coins' 54. 1 Br. 17 Lebedos head the Athena to the right. AE above, ZHN°a°T°X below. ship Pkr. prora right. 5-10 M.S. 2 Br. 18 Likewise. 3-90 M.S. Likewise, with AE and flPYTANIr ') Mus. Naples n. 80 18; Cat. Br. Mus. Ionia 44, mistaken Larisa Plirikonis called Kyme, and Cat. Rr. 57 Tab. VETJ 13. Mus. Mysia 14, 6 Tab. III 2 (a read out piece) 2 ) Travel report 1894 S. 11 9 f. Atarneus assigned. 3 ) Inv. Waddington n. 1 33 3 are these Coins