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Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I — 1901
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IX KARIA 153 5 S. 1! 6 S. 14 7 S. 16 APICTE left, AC top right. Head of Hecate with Lor beer and crescent moon about the forehead to the right. 1-40 M.S. XIAPUUN above, ^ T in the field. stride- ' P A de Nike to the right, wreath with Tae- nien in the advanced rights, shouldering a palm branch in his left hand. In the field left and a star on the right with six rays. Recessed square. About this the drachma with Augustus and Rider and APICTEAC XIA[PUUN] in I-B. Greek. Coins 151, 449 a . C T P A Likewise, with e € O (f) A N H C on the left. Likewise, with K A AYAI°C and r55 AI. S.; H. Weber, London. A other similar piece the collection Waddington n. 2556 asked TAIOC CT and Snake rod. Likewise, with EYME|NHC 1-36 Mus. Winterthur. Likewise, with C T P A 8 S. 15 Likewise. 1-62 M.S. Likewise, with below. just C|T and K right The number the official name, the yourself until dem recessed squares found have, I. On coins with Zeus head ÄVCCTCOCTpog and Serpent staff A-piaxeag and flower 'Aptaxlag and Bipennis A.pTe(AlSw(pGs) and Lyra 'Apy^or^io?, eagle on torch Ay^LTjTp'.Gg and monogram (?) Acoyv^xo? and Cornucopia Aiovucto; ? and Torch 0apa6x(as) Iaau)V and lion head KXsoaö'ivrjS and owl (?) I in h 00 f- Ii 1 u 111 e r, Asia Minor coins. now on the both types of coins with quantified yourself on about forty: and Eagle: Gr. 1*15 luv. Waddington n. 2549. “ i*20LB. Monnaies grecques 315, 80. “ 1*30 I-B. Monnaies grecques 315, 79. “ 1*30 luv. Waddington n. 2550. “ i'io I-B. Monnaies grecques 315, 81. “ o*8o Mus. Winterthur. ., i'jO see above n. 1. “ 1*38 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 147, 3. “ 0*90 see above n. 2. “ 0'97 Inv. Waddington. n. 2551. “ 1*28 Monthly area Academic Berlin 1879 S. 36, 3- “ 1*425 Prokesh, Inedita 1854, 288. .. t'40 Inv. Waddington n. 2552. “ 1*33 Rev. mim. 1864, 259 (Bom- pois 1562). 20
•54 IX K A RIA Aewv AEAN, eagle left, Snake Gr. 1*05 I-B. Monnaies grecques 315, 84. “ 1*38 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 147, 1. Aswv ASUJN, eagle right, caduceus MsvEOr^ioc; and wreath MevexXfj? and Torch MeveXocog and Helm MsviaxpaTos Mevocxiog, torch and Quiver NtXÖXaog and star Huil-sa?, Eagle left, Isis head jewelry Xpua6y(0V0g ?) and Torch 0*78 see above n. 3. 1*15 FB. Monnaies grecques 315, 82 f. 1*28 Inv. Waddington n. 2553. i - 2 0, Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 147, 4. i"io see above n. 4. 1*23 Inv. Waddington n. 2554. 1*25 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 147, 5. 1*42 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 147, 2. ri6 Gotha. Sestini Lett. IX Plate Il 28. o*74 I-B. Monnaies grecques 315. 85 (mistakenly XPYCOY); Choix Tab. 4, 140. 2. On coins with head of Hecate and Nike: ävtc'o(xos) '\TtoXXwvt'5r^ Aepiai saga Apiateag and on front Gr. on front ropes Rh 'Apioxiccc, and A 'ApTeju'owpos Bü)paV0£US on front YdlOQ and Serpentine staff AtoxXvjs and Torch AlOVÖCJCOg and torch 'Exaxato^ ^waavopou on obverse Z
IX KARIA 155 IlajicptXo? and Altar (?) Gr. 1*47 Cat. Walcher n. 2422. ^waavSpo? on front “ 1*59 Inv. Waddington n. 2562. (Davc'ac; Ki9'ä on front “ 1*16 I-B. Greek. Coins 150, 448 a . Xt'opwv and two Stars “ 1*40 see above n. 5. Mionnet Suppl. VI 535, 478 recorded yet a coin with Athena head and Nike and the Label A ATTAA°C AP, after Sestini Mus. Iledervar. III 231, 1. The reading des city name is based on the invention' Sistinis, because the coin is from Tabai. 1 ) From silver coins from Stratoniceia, the the first belong to the imperial era, are the following names are known : Zwrojpog Gr. 3*40 I-B. Greek. Coins 150, 449. 'Apcaiea? and XtOptov “ 3*03 I-B. Greek. Coins 151, 449 a . Saßecviav&s Iluireag “ 6*41 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 151, 33. Off the one above coins described and the Directories of names goes as undoubtedly out, that the two Types of mint with dem recessed squares simultaneous imprints are (cf. the pieces with the names Äptaxeag, ApxE- |Xt8(Opos, AlOVÖatOg, Asojv and theirs symbols), and that her not out the period from 166-88 v. BC, 2 ) but out dem Begin the Imperial period (see coin n. 5 and the names Tdioq and KAauotog) originate. The Embossing the coins with that Zeus head seems something started earlier to have as the the throughout ugly coins with dem heads the Hecate. Up the Forms Z and C is for the chronological order of the pieces not off- put, there there and again both at the same time appear on a coin. After the very irregularly applied weights the Zeus coins (Size 074 until 1*40) maybe Diobole, the Hekate coins (Gr. rio until 2*12) maybe trioboles represent. The simultaneous drachmas weigh Gr. 3*03 until 3*40, 3 ) the London didrachm Gr. 6*41. The drachmas with AE/1N (Size 3*39 and 3*44 4 ) ) and the simultaneous piece with MEAANOIOZ, its weight, Gr. 10*75, equivalent to a tridrachmon, are older embossing, those head probably correct the time from 81 BC on instructed has. 5 ) 9 etil A|€ON left, TOC A AK AI CT PATO left, NIK€nN right. Standing Br. 24 right, OV in Section. Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder Enthroned Zeus to the left, and cornucopia to the left. Nike on the right, the Left on the scepter. M. S. — Leon son des Alkaios was Prytanis to time des Sept. Severus. ') To be corrected is further the allocation the copper coin des Cat. Walcher n. 2423, the not from Stratoniceia, but from Chalcis on Euboia is. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia LXIX and 147. In one Note S. 148 speaks Head meanwhile the arrival view out, the coins with the head of Hekale should belong to the imperial era. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 150, 449 and 449 a. 4 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 150, 23 Plate XXIII 17; Inv. Waddington n. 2548. 5 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia LXX and 150. 20*
156 IX KAKIA IO Br. [TIT]OC KAICAP CSBACTOC 26 from left to right. head of Titus with laurel on the right- there. H. Weber, London. Inv. Waddington n. 2572. II Br. CTPATONI KG/IN left,
X. 'AptaxoAaog. 12 Br. 40 AV K M AV below, AN TD. left, 6T7I KA N[€l] KHcbOPOV AI left, ONV- NINOC K N€A 9 HP (xod vs CIOV CTPATONIKG.QN right. Heka $Ea "Hpa) TTAAVTIAAA above te with dog like on n. 11. and right. Those towards each other swept Bust pictures des young people Caracalla, with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right, and the Plautilla with diadem on the left. In two Counter stone pelt helmeted head to the right and 9 6 OY M.S. Plautilla, in years 202 with Caracalla married, was by this one already 204 or 205 violate and banished. From here results yourself the date the coin. Den Title vs free "Hpa give the Plautilla also Coins from Alabanda l ) and Alinda. 1') l ) S. above n, 11. 2 ) S. above n. 6 and 7.
IX KARIA 157 13 Transcription illegible. The on- €TT TTPY €TTIT[VrXAN]ONT left, O.C Br. 37 other people chest image r (blA-flNOC C T PATO N I K € fl N right the des unbearded Cara and below. Hecate like on n. 11; calla with laurel and man- a flaming altar instead of the dog. tel to the right and the Geta (smoothed away) to the left. (ie- gene stamp with Bust portrait with Laurel and coat to the right. Earle Fox, Athens. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Karin 15g, 71. This y' the inscription is like that to interpret, that father, Grandfather and great-great- father of the Prytan 'ErtlTUy^aVCOV Philo were called. Tabay Plate V 30 1 Female head with veil /ft (= TAB) over the front part of a push- S. 11 to the right. the zebustiere with head from the front, to the right. 0.92M S. Board v 3' 2 Likewise. Likewise, with 9 AT above the type. S. 9' o-6o M.S. 3 Likewise. Likewise, with TA S. 10 0-62 M. S. ZfN I 1874 p. 147, 1; I-R. Monnaies grecques 316, 88 plate IV 141; 0*84 without TA. Inv. Waddington n. 2O08. With the same types and the Letters TA were small copper coins minted, 1 ) those undoubtedly the group with helmeted heads and zebus animal, also without Pearl circles, close stands. Like from different specimens these coins and straight out dem in Cat. Br. Mus. Karia Tab. XXV 4 pictured shows, provides the Front not the head the Athena, 2 ) but that one warriors represents. ') ZfN I 148, 2; Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 161, 15 and 16 Plate XXV 5 and here, because of the clear ity of Veils, plate V n. 32. One of these coins zen is from Mionnet Suppl. VII 712, 309 wrong Tyana been allocated. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 161, 13 and 14; Inv. Waddington n. 261g - 2622 where, casually mentioned, n. 2623 not from Tabai, but from Temnos is.
15 8 IX KARIA 4 Helmeted youthful head TABHNnN in Section. Shocking Br. '5 to the right; Helmet with bush Zebus animal to the right, head from the front. and with folded down cheek pieces. 1-65 M.S. cf. oestini, Mus. rontana l did. I 25, 5 M Ivanen rLalso, with TAaHUUJLMJ. Br. 15 2*40 J\l. S. 6 Likewise. Likewise, with TABHNUUN in section, Br. 15 M°A above. 2-35 M.S. v^i. lYiHjiiiici vjiiuni. vi 4 Ö » _Ksame. also, with TABHN11N, above MAPOC III. 1 4-86 M.S. 1 Helmeted juvenile chest TABHN/1[N] in section, CA above. The- Br. 15 picture with robe and spear same type. over the shoulder to the right; Helmet with bush and jaws piece. 2 Oo 1VI. 0. M°A is probably Moaylxr^ to supplement. This name and the types, helmeted head and Zebu, are also the Kibyratic coins. 1 ) It lies therefore the guess close, that Tabai and Kibyra one time long, before the des Augustus, in close relationship to each other confessed have."') 7 a Likewise. Likewise, with TABHN.Q[N] above, A(?)M in Br 1 A USCIllllLL. 4-85 M.S. 8 head des Zeus with Laurel TA[BH] below, AflOAA . . . in bow Br. 15 to the right. above. The Dioscuri hats with stars about it. 5 M.S. ') I-B. Monnaie's »recques 396; Inv. Waddington 2 ) To Stcphanos Byz. Toissai should the both n. 5805, 5815- Cities of brothers been founded be.
IX KARIA 159 9 Likewise. Likewise, with TABH |Nn N below, APICTO- Br. 18 AHMOC over the caps. 3-50 M.S. IO Likewise. Likewise, with TA B H N D. N below, TT|0|AI Br. 20 across in Eelde. 577 M.S. Other similar coins show the names rOP(yog), ZHNUJN, TTATTIAZ etc., 1 ) the to Share too on Inscriptions from Tabai occur. 2 ) Among the cities, shaped by the cistophores have, led I 'The coins the Dynasty of Pergamum 33 also Tabai on, namely on the express liche Insurance Borghesis there, 3 ) that on the pieces des Mus. Olivieri in Pesaro a 'lampantissimo TA' stand. Um the Doubts go to become, the, despite that statement, I in the allocation put to have to believed sought I an imprint des supposedly tabenic Cistophores to received, and received also one such through the favor des Mr Prof. Alfred Pais in Pesaro. Like expected, proved yourself that piece as Cistophore from Apamea, whose ATTA label only appears half pronounced. Except- dem is the reading Borghesis HPA MIAHNoI in HPA [K or TjIMnNoZ to correct. 4 ) Plate V 33 " S. 15 TA BHNAN on the right. Bust portrait of the Athena with robe on the right- there. Pkr. 1-67 M.S. C€A€VKOC|BPA on two lines on the right, TABHNUJN left. Standing Diony sos with bare chest to the left, can- Tharos in the right, the left above one Stele lowered; left at your pleasure Panthers. 12 S. 16 Likewise, but without inscription. Same stamp. 1-84 M.S. cf. Borrell, Num. Chron. IX 160. 13 TABHNLUN left. head the COAUUN right, APICTOAH|MOV left. S. 17 Aphrodite with Stephen Standing goddess with bowl in the to the left. right arm and cornucopia in the left arm, to the left. 2*83M S., out the collection Whittall, Cat. 1884 n. 1100*. *) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 160 f. -) bull, de corr. bright. XIV 626 n. 28 and 29. 3 ) Oeuvres num. II 162. 4 ) A second copy this one cistophore, with the front same stamp as that in Pesaro, has love, Gotha num. 227 with illustration, despite that also just to half visible AHA, correct Apamea assigned. On both pieces is the Latin Inscription AP|PVLCHEP|AP F | IMP.
IOO IX KARIA 14 Head of Dionysus with ivy TA BHNAN ] • N € M € K O on two lines Br. 19 to the right. right, MAP€V. . left. Two crossing zende Thyrsos rods with Taenien. Pkr. 6-25 M.S. The names white I not to supplement; in second is maybe € for C ver- wrote, in which trap Mapau(ac;) to suggest would be. Similar Coins show the name KaXXcxpcmjc; BpayuXiou. 15 K A I Z A P right. Head of Titu s Br. 17 with laurel to the right. M. S. cf. luv. Waddington n. 2634. TABHNnN K AAAIKPATHX Wreathed one altar; on top of it a small pillar between schen the Dioscuri hats. 16 Br. 36 AVT KAI M AVPHAI left, ON- TA on the left, BH on the right, NAN in the section. 17 Br. 36 TAN[€l]NOC right. head des bearded Marcus with Laurel to the right. square ger counterstamp: standing figure with Radiation crown (?). M. S. AV KAI TTO AI left, TAAAIH- NO|C right, B left in the field. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Radiation crown and coat to the right. 23-35 sts S. Temple front with four columns; under dem bow in the middle standing Artemis with Phrygian cap and recently Double chiton to the right, the bent back ones Rights about dem quiver, in the left arch. eni APX AI TT[OTTAIOVI]ACONOC, between the deities CIA|BOV, in the Ab- cut TABHN/1N. Standing Artemis to the right (as in n. 16 ); her against- above the standing men with caps and short double chiton on the left, shell in the right, the left on the scepter. eni APX | AO left, M€|€TIXOY (like this) right, TABHNn[N] in Section. Artemis like on n. 16 under the Arch of a temple front with six winding columns and three shields in gable. 14-22 sts S. The Portrait heads Mionnet III 386, 481 and Löhbecke ZfN XII 324, 2 are 18 AV KAI TT[0- AI] left, TAAAI- Br. 33 ENT right, b left in Fields. Bust of the emperor with radiant crown and man- tel to the right.
IX K A RIA lol not the des Elagabalus, but des Saloninus, cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 175, 110 Plate XXVI 11. €TTI(j)AK is ETCCcpavdaxaxGg Kafaap to supplement, like on a coin from aphrodisias, I-B. Greek coins 142, 422. Termera Termera is Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 176, 1 Plate XXVII 1 a Silver piece admitted shares been, that sure not there heard. This Image the Front is not Heracles, but a jumping Silenus with horse tail, the arms violent dangling. A another copy this coin located yourself in the Collection de Luynes, and is from Brandis, also mistakenly, the coins by Lete been lined up. 1 ) In Inv. Waddington n. 2651 figured one Copper coin from supposedly Ter- mera. This piece is meanwhile from the Tenedos Island, like n. 1253 and 7104 the same catalogue. Trapezopolis As already p. 122 was mentioned Trapezopolis east of Attuda on one Mountain terrace. 2 ) From this one tabular Location here had the -City theirs names. I AV KAI TPA AAPIANOC CG Br. 25 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and robe right- there. AIA T C{)A[A] MAY left, AVCIOV right, in the field left TPATT6, right ZOTTOAI|TnN Naked Apollo in striding movement to the right, the bent back ones Rights about dem behind the .shoulder excellent quiver, in the half advanced Left arch. In trade. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 2658. Another coin of Lysias, with that Breast images the BouXrj on the front page finds yourself in numbers Magazine XVI 272, 103 and in Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 177, 3 Plate XXVII 5 described and pictured. This Lysias is the same, whose Title one Inscription leads, the Anderson 3 ) on the bottom the old City discovered has: 01 £7U|JisXyjTOö Tc'tou OXaom'ou Ma^qxou Auacou Ttpanapyjsv XQC, TYjg TOASWS TO 0£UTSpOV. ') Coins, measures and weights in front 2 ) Anderson, Jnurn. of bright. stud. XVII 401. Asia 532. 3 ) A a. O. S. 402, 8. [mnoof-Rlumer, Asia Minor coins. 2 1
IÖ2 IX KARIA 2 AVTOKPA KAICAP left, ON- AIA TTO AI AAPA left, CTOV TPATT€Z Br. 27 [TnN€]INOC right. head on the right, in the field on the right OTTOAI, left of Pius to the right. TAN Standing Dionysus with naked tem upper body to the left, Kantharos in the right, the Left with wall supported on a stele, to the left feet des God's Panthers to the left, M. S. turning his head back. With this one pieces, after the titles and dem not wreathed heads des Pius to close, probably from J. 138, is too the date the Adrastos coins given without an emperor's head. 1 ) The previous reading TTOAI, after Leake's suggestion TOAiscpyj^ to supplement, 2 ) Ramsay has rightly objected to; 3 ) instead of TTO AI(y.iw:'ou) but it is fine right- tiger TTO(7i;At'ou) AI(ai'ou) 4 ) to put. Up the me present coins des Adrastos is A often not from A to distinguish; therefore the deviating Readings. The use the preposition Sta, on coins a certain group of cities Laodicea, Attuda, Trapezopolis, Kidramos, Apollonia Salbake and Tabai con- stated, 5 ) seems yourself on the Time of Domitian to Marcaurel and on per- personalties, including priestesses, limited to have, the not as political table officials in Order the community, but about at occasion more religious festivals, on your own Costs the embossings were made had. 6 ) This opinion just seem the coins of Laodicea to contradict, on those loud Inv. Waddington n. 6262, 6263, 626g, 6274—627g the Title APXO(vio?) occur should. This explanation of the monogram R° have I Meanwhile, Monnaies grecques 405 had already been rejected; and if my back then suggestion, this sign to xopViv.ouXapLO? to supplement, also to be rejected was, like that found I me yes in this respect in accordance with the View \\ Addtons, Ramsays and others scholars, that that monogram, that in Laodicea during of the whole first century, like e.g. b. elsewhere rf" (ypa|i.|J.at£Uc;) and TP (7tpuxav:g), the Personal names precedes, as the Designation one Civil servant title to comprehend be. It stayed me therefore nothing other left, as Ramsay's attempt to agree, COP as the Graecized shape des title coronatus, the dem Greek axecp otvitfOpoc, would correspond, to explain, 7 ) until me short one after the other two Laodicean Coins from the time to Domitian, whose Inscription AIA KOPNHAIOV AIOCKOVPI- AOV is. The Question is thus in senses Eckhels, the however just the Coins the Domitia knew, solved 8): the monogram COP stands for the Roman family names Cornelius. ') I-B. Monnaies grecques 316, 91 and 92; Cat. Br. Mus. Karia I78, 5; Inv. Waddington n. 2653 f. 2 j Num. Bright. As. Gr. 136. 3 ) The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 166. 4 ) See Inv. Waddington n. 2654 with TTO AIA. 5 ) Ramsay a. a. O. S. 166. 6 ) Cf. Lenormant, La Monnaie dans l'Antiquite III 1 19 ff. ; s. below S. 163. ') A. a. O. p. 57. 8) Doctor num. III 163.
IX KARIA I6 3 Intended for Lenormant man with nupd likewise like with O'.d the mentioned personality as such to designate, who carry out the embossing at their own expense taken has. The a. a. O. p. 120 listed examples, all from Apamea the time of Gordian until Gaul and in the rule TtaVTjyupiap^ai concerning, are through the following to multiply: Keretape: TTAP ATTOAAnNIOV ANAPONIKOV (Commodus). 1 ) Metropolis: TTAP AA€Z TI€IOV TTPn(TOu) APX(ovxog) on Coins with Traian Decius, Etruscilla, Herennius.-) Siblia: nAPA MHNOAOTOV K[AI] MAIANHC (Geta). 3 ) 3 Br. AV KAI AO left, V C€TT C€V- 33 HPOC right, TTGP below, Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. €TTI APX T KA AAP left, ACTOV APXI VIOV on the right, in the field TP — ATT| €Z — OTT | OA—IT | UJ — N on four lines. Standing Cybele with Kalathos and Double chiton from front, the hands on the heads of the two lions lowers, the left and right theirs feet sitting, each with a tympa- non under one of the front paws. cf. Cat. Rr. Mus. Karia 179, 11 Plate XXVII 8, where mistakenly APXITTTTOY instead of APXI VIOV o-eread is. 4 Br. 30 [IOV]AIA AO left, MN C€- BACT right. Bust portrait of the Dorana to the right. €TTI APX T KA (KA) AAPAC left, TOV KG (for xal) zeviieeov on the right, in the field left TP right A Standing Demeter TTG Z o (Z) (O) TTO AI TUU N Mus. Winterthur. with veil left- there, ears of corn in the lowered legal ten, the left on the torch. The bracketed letters KA and ZO, the on the coin side by side others stand, stir from one Shift des stamp while des embossing here. See Mionnet III 38g, 496; Sestini, Mus. Fontana I 99, 1 Tab. III 16 with supposedly T AAP ACTOV K€NOAPOCIOV and Borreil, Num. Chron. IX 161 (Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 179, 13 plate XXVII 9); plus Cavedoni, Ann. d. inst. 1861 p. 147, where the ones in Section standing Final letters des second name (G€OV) as declining G€OA(6you) to explain be tried. ') Paris; Rev. num. 189I, 246, 32. Waddington n. 6335 f.; m. S. 2 ) Ramsay, Journ. of bright. stud. IV 60 f.; Inv. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 223, 738. 21*
164 IX [CA RIA 5 IOVAIA AO right, MNA C6BAC Br. 29 left. Bust portrait the Domna to the right. M. S. 6 AHMOC left, TPATT6ZOTTO Br. 23 right. head des youthful chen Demos with Laurel to the right. In trade. TPATT€ZOTTOA<=l left, TAN €TTI AP ATTOA right, AD.NIOV in Fields right. Standing Tyche with Kala thos linkshin, the right hand (with ears of corn?) at the rudder, in the left arm filling horn. €TTI AP AI A left, ATTOAA/1N right, IO |V in the field. Standing Aphrodite in Double chiton from front, head to the right, in the right the ent- folded Peplos, in the left, on one Stele supported, an apple or holding the mirror. The Inscriptions the coins Mionnet III 389, 495 (pictured Lajard, Cults de Mjthra Plate LXV1I 3) and Suppl. VI 552, 555 are read out for TPATTG ZOYNTinN. H i d r i e u s I head of Apollo with Ge- IAPIE.O.Z E between the eight rays S. 10 wall on jibe, from the front, of a star, inclined to the right. 070 M.S. See Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 183, 7 Plate XXVIII 8 with IAPI. Astypalaia Mionnet III 400, 1 with Galley and Dolphin is not Asian and heard probably Patrai. 1 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 186, 4 is also not from Astypalaia, but from the pelo- Ponnesian Argos. 2 ) l ) I-B. Monnaies grecques 166, 49 a plate II 54. Annuaire de la Soc. de num. VII 178 Plate X 60 appears the piece as Tessera. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Pelop. 147, 136 Plate XXVIII 5.
IX KA1UA Kos Dem Directories the Koian coins with Hiccup, Inscriptions of Cos 303-320 n. 1— 2 twenty new names to line up: To p. 305 I b AOANI/1N APIZTinN Gr. 15-17 ,, I4'65 306 I c 307 II e 308 II II KAEITANNP AYKINOZ 4>IAOAAMo? MEAN nyoinN 4>IAIZTHZ (top) OEYAnPOZ EZAITPETOZ J AEONTIZKOZ AHMHTPIOC CT€(hANOC “ “ 309 II k EYChPANtop 1 BATinN roproz izia . . . ? “ “ 310 II n EOATOPAs “ “ 311 II o MEAN P “ 516 III MEAN KAAVMNIOZ 1472 I4-58 i5"36 6"42 6'33 6-87 6-56 3-07 » 3 -I 5 » i'48 i'47 Br. 16 1 1 16 » 11 » 11 » 14 » 18 official names, the Paton and 53> gegeben have, are about Inv. Waddington n. 2718. H. Weber, London; in Cat. Ash burnham wrong AKPHTinN read. Inv. Waddington n. 271g. H. Weber, London; Num. Chron. 1896 p. 25, 47. H. Weber, London. Inv. Waddington n. 2728. m.S. H. Weber, London. Inv. Waddington n. 2724. Inv. Waddington n. 2733; Pa- tons n. 63 and 1 1 1 are therefore- after to correct. Inv. Waddington n. 2735. m.S. (without club) m. S. m. S. Inv. Waddington n. 2743 Azl- AN AH is to be added Ilpa^tava^. Inv. Waddington n. 2747. m. S. Inv. Waddington n. 2748. After Paton n. ioo b und 10 1 maybe [TE]IZIA[Z] or [TP]IZI- A[OZ] to read. Inv. Waddington n. 2745. m. S. Patons Ergänzung n. 117 [Aiojjiiowv is obsolete. m.S. Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 214, 205. 1 TITOZ ZEBAZ[TOZ] from the right KninN below. basket between two Br. 18 down to left. head of flammenden Fackeln. Titus with laurel to the right. M. S. See Mus. Arigoni I Tat". 105, 13.
I 00 IX KARIA 2 AO[MITIA] left, ZEBAZTH KftinN below. head des bearded Br. 15 right. Bust of the Domi Heracles to the right, that Lion skin tia to the right. around the neck tied, club about the left one shoulder. M. S. 3 Br. 30 AYPHAIOZ right, KAIZAP Kni|nN across in Fields. Enthroned left. head des Caesar's Marcus to the right. M. S. Zeus to the left, on the right that Cultbild der Artemis Ephesia, die Linke at the scepter; die Füße ruhen auf einer high footstool. Right of this one Adler von vorn, die Flügel schlagend. 4 Br. Likewise. Berlin. Likewise, with KnlinN M e g i s t e (?) I Kopf des Helios mit kurzem 3|M Rose with sheet and two buds S. 15 Hair to the left on the sun pen. Recessed square, imperfect- nendiscus. men pronounced. 3 - i8 Berlin. Sestini, Lett. num. VI 55 (Medmasa) plate. II 13; Pinder, Das none. Coin cabinet n. 353. 2 S. 15 3 S. 15 Likewise. 277 M.S. Likewise. Likewise, with M|E Likewise, without recessed square. 278 Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 221, 1 Plate XXXIV 1 (= Millingen, Sylloge 75 Tab. II 51).; 2*98 A a. O. 2 Plate XXXIV 2; Num. Chr. 1873 p. 315, 107; 3-14 A a. O. 3 Plate XXXIV 3. 4 S. 15 Likewise. Likewise, with N)l 3-08 Millingen, Sylloge 75 Tab. II 52 (Nisyros); 3*05 Paris. Rev. num. 1892, 116 Plate IV 11, previously Mus. AtliL-n n. 5Ö70 (Nisyros).
IX KARIA Plate V 35 5 Likewise. Likewise, with E|Y S. 15 2-94M S. 6 Head of Helios with rays M|E Rose. Br. i) wreath to the right. 0-48 In trade; Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 221, 4; Inv. Waddington n. 2813. The Stamp the drachma with EY are apparently from the same hand ge- cut, like that of the Cat. Br. Mus. Karia Plate XXXIV 3 pictured with ME. It is therefore to assume that the place of mint, not just this one both coins, but the whole group, a and been the same is and that if EY lur an official name stands, ME and Nl not mandatory on place names to relate are. The representation the rose on the coins n. 1-5 corresponds the the rodi- prevailing imprints the Alexander's time (cf. e.g. B.Cat. Br. Mus. Karia Tab. XXXIV 2 with XXXVI 5, 1 1 u. a.), on those that recessed square the back page to disappear begins, and the Initials EY and Nl (Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 233, 34-37, 41) also occur. Should further pieces with POAION M.E yourself find, like that would be from it with Security to close, that the in Question standing Coins rodish are, it would with that Megiste as Mint location the Rodier, anyway something worrying, for the Numismatics except Consideration fall. But for now remains the question open, whether Rodos or a another place of the Rodian area, the not Megiste to be needs, those Coins minted has. Your drachma weight (at Gr. 3' 18) is something lower as that approximately simultaneous rodish (Gr. 3*25 - 3*63). Rodos I Head of Helios with rays PoAI°N above. Rose with two buds S. 20 wreath to the right. between A on the left and caduceus on the right. 6-6o M. S. From this one Type of coin was until now just one Variety with EY and Cornucopia known. 1 ) ') I-B. Monnies grecques 322, 128 Plate F 12; AVaddington 11. 2788. Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 234, 41 Plate XXXVI 12; luv.
i68 IX KA RIA—X LYDIA Plate V 36 2 Head of Helios with rays POAIUUN Open rose from front. Pkr. S. 16 wreath of front. 271 M.S.; 2*66 Berlin. After style and font provides these light drachma the last rodish silver embossing represent, probably out the time of AugustUS or des Tiberius. 3 AVTOKP right, Br. 38 KAICAP left. Head of the Do mitian with Radiation crown to the left. AO|M ITI A | C€ B A|CTA in four lines left, PO|AI|nN right. Standing Nike on a ship's prora to the left, wreath in the right hand, in the left palm branch'. 26-32 M.S. cf. Mionnet III 428, 281 and Sappl. VI 606, 326. X LYDIA To the 1897 published ,Lydian city coins' 1 ) follow here some new Posts and Corrections. Aninetos The a. a. O. p. 23 n. 7 coin described with Nero and Agrippina is from Kyme: instead . . . NHCinN is [6 € O] N N
X LYDIA 169 A 1 1 a i a After that above S. 16 ff. Said is Attaia, as Neighboring town from Germe, for the time his influences to the Lydian cities to put. N - 2 7 53 des Walcher catalogue from Molthein is not from Attaia, but from Attaleia in Pamphylia. B a g i s Plate vi 1 1 RATH on the left, NAN on the right. chest €171 ATTOAOA.fl (like this) left and above, Br. 17 picture of the man with curly POY right. Standing zebu right- hair, wreathed cap, gift there. Pkr. wall and crescent moon on the Shoulders, right. Pkr. Berlin. Because the erroneous Reading AAlHNnN is the piece to the coins by Alia been placed. The third letter but is a clear T and b has, like on other coins from Bageis from Traians time, the open form R. In remaining prove types and inscription the origin of the coin. 1 ) 2 Same stamp as Imhoof, Br. 18 Lydian city coins 47, 5. 4-35 M.S. €17 ATTOAAO AflP left, AP HArHNnN right. 3 IG PA C VN left, KAHTOC right. Br. 25 youth Bust portrait des Senate with robe right- there. M. S. €TTI ATTOAAAOAn POY AP left, XON RA- THNriN right. Standing teenager cher God (Apollon?) in recently Double chiton and with boots left- there, shell in the right, in the lowered left branch (?). Plate VI 2 4 Br. B OVA H left, B ATHNflN right. Bust portrait of BguXt^ with Lor- beer and robe to the right. M. S. €111 AIIOAAO left, A/IPÖ CT€(h right Standing Apollo with radiation wreath (?) to the left, in short-sleeved Chiton and coat, shell in the right, in the lowered one Left branch. ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins 46, I and 47, 5. In the hoof-B lumer, Asia Minor coins.
i 7 o X LYDIA 5 16 PA left, BOVAH right. 6TTI ANTITON left, BATHNAN right. Br. 2 I Bust portrait the UouXi^ with Same type. Veil to the right. M. S. The coins n. 1-3 are out the time Traians, n. 4 out the of Commodus and n. 5 des Severus. 6 AVT N € PR. KAIC left, TP AI A- em ATTOAAOAD.POV APXON left, Br. 33 NOC C€R T€P AAKIK right. T|OC KATHNnN right. Standing head of the emperor with lorry Dionysus with naked torso beer to the right. to the left, Kantharos in the right, the left at Thyrsos; left at feet a panther. Löbbecke. D a 1 d i s I M IOVA left, dpiAITTTTOC right. en CDA AI TT left, P6ICKOV AA right, Br. 25 Bust portrait des Caesar's with in Fields left AA|IA, right NAN. Tank and coat right- Standing Zeus in long robe there. to the left, eagle on the right, in the lowered left scepter. M. S. Hereafter is cj)AA 1 Inv. Waddin gton n. 4956 in (})A AI to correct. Off the Waddington's coin seems to emerge, that Priscus the Title apyinooiioloc, led. IlporajXot come in Inscriptions repeated before, on Coins until just now in Delphi. 1 ) Dioshieron i T AIAIOC KAICAP left, ON- €T7I A IOVAI MI9P left, 0|V AIOC Mr. 26 TT1NINOC right. Bust portrait l€PITflN right. Standing Hera in of Pius with laurel, pan Double chiton and Veil to the left, Zer and coat to the right. shell in the right, the left on Scepter. M. S. l ) ZfN XIII 1:9, 5.
X LYDIA G e r m e I [AY] TO KAI right, C€BAC Br. 22 left. Head of Titus with Laurel to the right. M. S. r€PMHNCUN left. Sitting A pol Ion in a long belted robe on the left- there, .shell in the right, the lyre in the left arm. The whole thing from one Surrounded by laurel wreaths. 2 AVTO P KAI right, CGBAC Br. 2 i left. The same head right- there. Square counter stem pel with S. M. S. r€PMH left, NOW right. Standing Apollo in long robe and Mantle from the front, head to the left, shell in the lowered right, in the left Poor Lyra; right to For an ear of corn. Hereafter is the description Imhoof, Lydian city coins 69, I to report term and to supplement. 3 Br. 18 AVTO KAI right, CSBAC left, AVTO KAI right, C€BAC left. head l~€P below. Head of Titus of Domitian with laurel to the right. with laurel to the right. M.S.; M. S., with S in a square counterstamp ; Vienna, with Isis headdress stamped ; Butkowski, Dict. num. n. 2412, wrong described and Sebastian assigned. 4 AVTO - T right, KAI- left, l~€P AOM€TIA right, NON below, KAI left. Br. 19 below. Head of Titus with head des Domitian with Laurel Laurel to the right ; before that to the right. ear of wheat. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 797. The coin n. 3, in many copies known, lies in the rule at the Indefinite the Sammhingen, because l~€P either not to see is or wrong as Title des Kaiser was interpreted. Gordos Julia I head of bearded Heracles Br. 1 5 to the right, the lion skin around tied the neck. Pkr. i-8o M. S. TOPAH left, NflN right, IOVA in Section. Standing deer right- there. Pkr.
172 X LYDIA 2 AOMITIA right, C6B below, Br. 20 ACTH left. Bust portrait the Domitia to the right. M. S. IOVAI left, TOPAH right, above H?, in the section H* Seated Zeus with Eagle and scepter to the left. Plate VI 3 3 Br. 27 . . TP AI A right, NOC below. CCB T€P AAKIKO[C] left. head of the emperor with Lor beer to the right. M. S. €TTI TTOTTAIOV left, rO PA H NAN right. Standing man with hat, recently Double chiton, mantle and crescent moon on the shoulders to the left, pine apple on the right, the left at the Scep ter; one each on the left and right at the feet lion jumping away. A other Example des Men between two lions gives one coin from Prostanna from the time of Severus. Roscher is looking the animals from Mithras culte to explain. 1 ) 4 KAI A ceTTTI- left, CeOV- Br. 28 HPOC ÜGP right. Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel and Scale armor to the right. M. S. C-TTI IOVAIOV M-APX-A-T B IOVAI€rV TOP, in the field left AH, right Nn|N Standing teenager and more naked Heracles from the front, head to the right, the right to the club, the left with the lion skin on his hip. Hierokaisareia Plate VI 4 I NC-PUUN KA AYA IOC right, KAI- Br. 18 CAP C6BAC [TO C] left. head des young people Nero with Robe to the right. M. S. [eni KA]niTLUNOC right, l€POKAIC[A- P6LUN] left. Artemis in recently double chiton, with boots and Kö- cher on the back, on the tiptoes to the right standing, with the Right the arrow on the drawn bow legend; on standing on their left side- the deer to the right. After this one Description is the the reverse» Imhoof, Lydian city coins 13, 7 with Agrippina to correct. ') About the Equestrian statue Julius Caesar's etc. 1891 S. 131 and 134 Tab. I 1" 14.
X LYDIA 173 2 AV KAI T AIAIOC left, ANTn- IGPOKAICA left, P€X1N right, TAAY Br. 20 N€INOC right. head des KOC in section. bearded wreath- Pius with Laurel to the right. ter River god with naked upper body to the left on floor sitting, reeds in the right, the left Arm leaning on the urn, the water M. S.; flows away. Br. Museum; cf. Lydian staclt coins 8, 4, where I wrongly the reading of the place name doubted; Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II 15, 2 with supposedly K TTO N € O KAI CAP 6D.N. Since Hierokaisareia is not a tributary of what is otherwise thought to be the Hyllos Kum Chai lay, like that seems this one there the name Glaucus led to have. The from Dieudonne proposed Correction the inscription €TTI APX TT CeH(Y) <$>l AITTTTOV [T B] ') on a coin from the time of Commodus in Eni APXIH rEZ(atou) (blAinniKOV TO B-) excited thereby concerns, that APXIH one inexplicable reading and Z one impossible form here des Sigma are. This one last letter is sure I, <$> I A ITTTTI K OV maybe (b|A ITTTTIKOV to read. Complete enlightenment is from other copies the Coins to wait and see; the from me described Londoners coin shows in- between sure ({)IAITTTTOV, like the both pieces I-B. Greek. Coins 193. 3 ©GA left, Pn[MH right. chest €TT APTGMIAnPO left, VAPX l€PO- Br. 27 image the Roma with helmet, KAICA[P€] right, fl N left in the field. Armor and coat to the right; Striding Artemis in a short double in front of it sword in vagina. pelchiton to the right, the returned gene right on the quiver, in the left Bow, and jump to the left side- M S, the dog to the right. This coinage comes from the time of Commodus. With the same front has, apparently at the same time, too Mostene shaped. 3 ) Tnfd VI 5 I Br. 21 H y p a i p a CAB6INA right, C€B ACT H left. Bust portrait the Sabina with Diadem to the right. Mus. Berlin; Mus. Winterthur. VTTAI left, ÜHNAN right. Standing Naked Apollo Tyrimnaeus from front, head with long curls left- there, in the half-extended right hand th double hatchet, in the lowered line ken laurel branch. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5016. ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins Ig, 40. 2 ) Rev. num. 1900, 31 ff. The readings in text and illustration are correct not agree. 3 ) Mionnet Suppl. VII 392, 347; ZfN XVI 6.
174 X LYDIA The Apollo type with the double ax comes yet on hypaipenischeti coins with Nero and Severus before, 1 ) and furthermore perfect identical with dem here shown, on one Silver coin Hadrian's,-) the man therefore just as well Hypaipa as Thyateira allocate could. Plate VI 6 2 Br. 33 An unusually clear picture the Artemis Anaitis gives that the following piece: € TT I A- TT -APT left, 6 m I above, AAPOV CTPA right, VrTAITTH|N.flN- in the ab- cut. Cult image of Artemis Anaitis from the front; :i ) to the right her standing- Asclepius from the front, head left- there, the Rights on snake staff, the left in a robe. AV KAI A-Cen- left, CCOV HPOC TT right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, Scale armor and robe to the right. M. S. 3 AVT K M AVP left, ANTjQNei- Br. 23 NOC CCB right. Bust portrait des Elagabalus with Laurel and scale armor right- there. C-TTI AVP AIONVCIOV left, CTPA VT7AI- ÜHNAN on the right. Cult image of Artemis Anaitis from front. M. S. 4 AVT K M ANT left, TOPAIA Br. 38 NOC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. VTTAITTHN left, AN above, CTP AI ANT right, DAY TA - in the section. standing- the naked Heracles to the right, the Right hand supported on the club, in the Left arch; towards him stands the youthful naked Dionysus with boots to the left, Kantharos(?) in the lowered right, the Left on Thyrsos with Taenia. H y r k a n i s I Bust portrait the Athena with V PK up, AN right. Standing deer Br. 14 Aegis to the right. Pkr. to the right. Pkr. i-20 M.S. ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins 79, 5-7 Tab. '-) A. a. O. S. 152, 14 Plate VI 10. IV 5 and 82, 15 Plate IV 11. -1 ) S. the exact description a. a. O. p. 77.
X LYDIA 175 K i 1 b i s 1 I € PA CVN left, KAHTOC right. Br. 20 Female head of the Senate with robe on the right. 7-87 M.S. 2 AOMITI right, A AVTOVCT Br. 23 left, A below. Bust portrait of the Domitia to the right. M. S. and Gotha. Class ABI neP[l N]IK€ left, 6ni in the field left, KA M6 AITjCINOC right. cult picture of Artemis Ephesia with cala thos and Taenien from the front between two deer. Eni KA ME AI right, TnN[OC Kl AB...?] left, r P A M . . . ? in the field left. Ste- moving god in with Kalathos to the left, shell in the right, in left Poor Cornucopia. Both copies are imperfect. On the Gothaer read Sestini TPA and shared the coin mistaken Tralleis to. 1 ) Other coins des Meliton are Num. Magazine XX 8, 7 Tab. I 3 and Imhoof, Lydian City coins 57, 7 described. 3 AAPIANOC on the right, KAI CA P on the left. Br. ig Head of the emperor to the right. M. S. Class ABI right, TT€ PI N left. Standing Dionysus with naked upper body left, grape in the right, the Left on Thyrsos. Left to feet of a panther. 4 A AVPH left, KOMOAO right, Br. 18 C below. Bust portrait of the youth lichen Commode with Lor beer, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. Class ABI left, TT6PI N right. Telephoto Ros from the front. 5 AV KA M left, AV A NT/IN 61- Br. 36 NO right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M.S Vg 13 6TTI C K ATTAA [BTOV N6IKA6/1N KIA BIA and in the NAN section. Cara calla on horseback galloping to the right, in his raised right hand the spear against a barbarian with phrygi- shear Hat charming, the with on hands tied behind the back floor kneels. Mionnet IV 31, 160 and, with Severus and Geta, Num. Magazine XX ig; 16, 2g. "Anka^TOg, anyway instead "A\i\a,iZTOQ, this official calls himself also on his others Stamping. ') Sestini, Lett. num. IX56; Mionnet Suppl. VII 470, 411.
1 76 X LYDIA Plate VI Klannudda i Like Imhoof, Lydian city coins 59, 2 Tab. III 17, where star or Br. 1 | Monogram to delete is: on the hump of the zebu beast sits a bird to the left. 172 M.S. Maionia Br. 19 NO P/IN right, KAIZAP left. Head of Nero with laurel to the right. M. S. M A I O NA N fl T K A right, MENEKPA TOYZ on the left. Cult image of Hecate Kalathos and veil from the front, the legs tightly closed, in each hand one diagonally against the feet provided flaming torch. This iconic image also appears on coins from Philadelpheia in Nero's time. 1 ) 2 AVT NGPBAC TPAIANOC KAI Br. 29 left, CAP [C€B TGP AAKjlK .. head of the emperor with lorry beer to the right. M. S. 3 A C G TT left, C € OV H P O right, Br. 19 C TT below. Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. 6TTI (blAoTTAToPoC left, M AloNflN right. Standing Athena to the left, on the right the her facing Nike, the lowered left on Shield and spear. MAIO left, N.O.N right. Standing more naked Heracles to the right, the Right on the club, in the left arm Cornucopia and lion skin. 4 AV KAI on the left, CGBHPOC on the right. Br. 18 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. [eni]IOVAIAN left, TA M AlONAN right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. M. S. v ) Imhoof, Lydian city coins 122, 30 Plate V [3. Compare with this the Pergamene picture I-B. Greek Ti. Coins 94, 184 plate VII 11 and that of Apamea, Inv. Waddington n. 5694, where instead of the pigeons much- easily the flames of the torches to recognize are.
X LYDIA 177 5 AHMOC on the left, MAlONnN on the right. Br. 20 Head of the Demo with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. 6TTI IOVAIAN left, TA MAlONnN right. Standing Artemis with short chiton to the right, the right bent back on the quiver, bow in the left; before her jumping deer to the right. Also in the time of Severus or the Caracalla heard: 6 KPA CVN on the right, KAH TO C on the left. 6TTI AAMA A left, PX-MAION right, Br. ix Bust of the Senate with gifts N . ^ . . , T , , “ and . ., . ° . ^ in both left, “ right. Cult image wall to the right. n b the Kora from the front. M. S. Br. 14 .Mastaura Sheaf of six ears of corn. Pkr. 2- 10 M.S. MACTAV right, PGITnN left. wine grape. Pkr. 2 Br. 29 AVT K M ANT left. TOPAIA NOC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. Mus. Winterthur. 6TTI TP K A ITTTTOA AMIANOV MACTAV, in the field left P€IT, right ON Ste- hender Dionysus with naked upper body to the left, Kantharos in the right, in which on a winding Pillar-supported left Thyrsos with Taenie; left to Füi3en Panther. I Br. M ( > s t e n e GEON IYN right, KAHTON left. Bust portrait of the Senate with robe on the right. Mus. Winterthur. MOITHNAN below and right, KAIZA- P.O.N left. Young rider, the Bipennis in the right shouldering, in step to the left. The obverse of this coin from the time of Vespasian is identical stamp with the that of Mionnet IV 88, 481 mistakenly Mossina attributed to ben piece. 1 ) Den Rider with the double hatchet describes Dieudonne again without reason as an Amazon. 2 ) ') Inihoof, Lydian city coins 98 f. Imhoof-Blumcr, Asia Minor coins. Rev. num. 1900, 34.
i 7 8 X LYDIA Nakrasa I AV KAI M AVPH left, A N Tri- ßl'. 35 NEI AP[MY right. Bust portrait of Marcus with a short beard, Laurel, armor and mantle to the left. Mus. Winterthur. 6TTI CT PA TIA PAA left, MHNO(j)l NA- KPACEnN right, T[B im Fields. Ste- hender naked Heracles from front, Head (bearded and wreathed) to the right, the lowered rights on the club, on the left arm the lion skin and in the hand the Hesperide apples. N y s a Br. 21 ZE&AZTOZ right. head des (J)ILO| K AIZ AP | FyP T O R j N YZ AE( AN on Augustus with laurel right- five lines in a laurel wreath, there. Round counterstamp with Capricornus to the right. M. S. See Mionnet III 364, 355. The name des (DtXoxafaap is through the monogram expressed. About the Title s. Imhoof, Lydian city coins 119, and below s. Philadelphia and Tripoli. Plate VI 9 2 Br. 28 AOMITIANOC KAICAP C€BA left, CTOC l~G PM ANI K OC right. Bust of the emperor with laurel to the right. M. S. TTAOVTOAOTHC left, NVCAG/IN right. Sitting man Zeus with naked upper body to the left, on the right the him facing Nike, the left on Scepter. The epithet des Zeus IIXo'JTOOGtr^ comes also on Nysaean coins with Vespasian and Marcaurel before.1 ) 3 €IPHNH NV left, CA6D.N right. Br. 18 Bust of Eirene right- there. M.S. Off the time des Pius. € TT I F above, nAID.NI below, OV left. Rape of the Kora by Hades there, under the four-horse team of the surrounding toppled flower basket. ') See Eckhel, Doctor mim II 587; Mionnct III Roschers Lexicon II 1,579 with Right as one 364, 359 and 367, 372, where everywhere TTAOVTO- certainly based on incorrect reading explained. AOTHC read out is, which ones shape Höfer in
X LYDIA 179 4 M AVPHAIOC left, OVHPOC Br. 29 KAICAP right. Bust portrait of Caesars with robes right- there. M.S. AHMHTHP left, NVC AG/IN right. Ste- hend Demeter with Double chiton to the left, the peplos over the head pulled, Poppy and ears of corn in the right, the left the torch. Plate VI cS 5 Br. 20 dpAVCTC-INA right, CCBACTH left. Bust portrait of the younger one Faustina to the right. Berlin. NVC AG right, ON left. Cult image of naked Apollo n with long curls and closed feet of front, branch in the sideways stretched right, bow in the lowered Left. Pak t o 1 o s After luv. Waddington n. 5120 seems it yes Coins with dem names l~l A K TAA E n N given to have. 1 ) Br. 19 Philade lpheia Den Imhoof, Lydian City coins 118 recorded Coins the philo- kaiseres, 2 ) with dem Images des Caligula and that Capricornus, close yourself following varieties : o Like a. a. O. n. 16, with K left in Fields. M. S. 2 Br. 17 Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with dpi AAAC AdpCUJN |ZHNUUN TPAM|MAT€VC under the Capricor nus, AO KAICAP above. 2 a Br. 17 Likewise. Mus. Winterthur. Likewise, with 01 AAAC-AtfpC-UUN | MAKC-AUJN below, "F.P right, dp IAO KAICAP above. The name Inv. Waddington n. 5135 is without Doubts not T ITAAIKOC to read, but ATTAAIKOC, like on the Half pieces a. a. O. n. 20. Also ') Cf. Imhoof, Lydian city coins 1 1 1 f. and 2 ) To dem Title «InXöxca^ap s. S. Rcinach, 183. Trait d'epigraphic grecque 59 f. 23*
i8o X LYDIA Inv. Waddington n. 5137 seems the Correction to need. The name Inihoof, Lydian City coins 121, 25 and 26 is, like correct S. 193 des Registers, € IAO M€N 6 VC, not GVAOMCNCVC, to read. 3 T KAAYAIOC r~CPMAN|IKOC Br. 18 right, KAICAP left. head des Claudius with Laurel to the right. M.S. N€OKAICAP right, [CÜJN] left, [M]AN- T|lOC across the field. Sheaf with five ears of corn. 3 a Br. 19 Likewise. M.S. Likewise, with N60KAICAP€UU;n right, COIKPATHC left. 4 NCOKAICAPe-UUN right. head Br. 15 the city goddess with tower crown to the right. Pkr. MANTIOC left. bunch of grapes with leaves, Pkr. 3-80 sts S.; H. Weber, London. Imhoof, Lydian city coins 173, 22 Plate VII 8, where KAICAPGnN read and the coin was mistakenly awarded to Tralleis is. Plate VI 10 5 Br. AVTOK[PATWP] right, KAICAP AOMITIANOC left. head des Kaiser with Laurel to the right. [6TTI] (j)A TTPAICOY APX TTP IC PC right. UUC left, (})A ABI - (j)l in the field right, [AAAG]A(be left. End of the throne Cybele with Tower crown to the left, the left on the with one star decorated throne back, the right ah one on theirs laps to the left standing animals; front to Füi3en sitting lion to the left. Löbbecke. On another copy this coin, whose inscription so far read out stayed, 1 ) seems that of the Goddess on the lap kept animals clearly a deer to be. Whether this to Cybele was in a fabulous relationship, or just as attribute the Mistress of the animals of the forest to comprehend is, is not known. ') Neumann, Pop. num. 60 Tab. II 10; Wiczay, Mus. Hedervar. II 314, 9. Mus. Hedervar. n. 5402 Plate XXIV 529; Sestini,
X LYDIA 181 Plate vi 1 1 6 right, K A I (?) left. head I-AA B I fl N I- . . right, . . . . € n| N left. cult ßr. 18 des Domitian with Laurel image the Hekate(?) in girded to the right. double chiton from the front, in each hand holding a burning torch (?). To one sitting on each side of the goddess M.S. the lion of front. Without the lions comes this one Cult image on a coin out the time des Nero before. 1 ) Line others representation' the goddess gives a probably from the second century originating piece, where Hecate on a lion stands. 2 ) Imhoof, Lydian City coins 124 n. 36 is from Magnesia on Meander ; the inscription the Back is MAY - €niT|VNXANOC. 7 AV KAI M AV left, PH KOMO- Br. 3 1 AO C right. head of the bearded Gen Commodus with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. Tl OP€CT€INO left, V APXON
182 X LYDIA Plate VI 13 9 ßr. AH left, MOC right. youth Likewise, with N€AKO Pfl | N 26 lish Bust portrait of the demo with laurel and robes the left shoulder, right. Berlin; Paris. See Mionnet IV 100, 545. With dem Kalathos as Headdress appear on Coins also Athena Soteira from Cyzicus') and Athena Iliad.2 ) Plate VI I : IO Br. 35 AVT KT M KV TPAIANOC A€- KIOC Bust of the emperor with Laurel and coat to the right. M.S. em avp povq>|€inov nnAA b taio a, in the section PX A- [To Bj, in the field right on six lines
X LYDIA '83 S a 1 a I Br. 2 Br. 20 Br. 19 AVT KAI AAPIA left, ANTA N6INOC right. head des Pius with laurel to the right. M.S. IOVAI left, A C€BA right. Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. €TTI ANAPON6IKOV CAAAMANOC CA A[HNAN] from right after left. Standing Zeus in long robe to the left, Eagle on the right, in the lowered left scepter. CA AH right, NA N left. Sitting Ky- bele with tower crown, shell and Tympanum to the left, lion at the feet. M.S. S a r d e i s AKIA MOZ right, OTTIN AZ left. ZAPAI right, ANnN left. Standing Head of the youthful Hera kles with Laurel to the right, the lion skin around his neck bound. Pkr. 5-90 sts S. Naked Apollo from the front, head with Laurel to the left, bird to the right th, in the lowered left laurel branch. The whole thing from a laurel surrounded by a wreath. This coin is from out the time des Augustus. 1 ) ÄxiajlOg is otherwise just as name a mythical king of Lydia known. 2 ) A whole unknown name seems 'OTUVag to be. From the third century AD dated 2 AIONVCOC right, KOPAIOC Br. 18 left. Bust portrait of the youth lichen Dionysus with ivy and robe to the right. Pkr. CAP|Al|ANn|N Two yourself crossing Thyrsus rods with taenia. Pkr. 270 Mus. Winterthur. l ) Mionnet IV 121, 686. cf. Inv. “Waddington n. 5231 with supposedly Tiberius. On the to me- lying specimens the head is that of Augustus. 2 ) Steph. Byz. s. “Aay.aXwv.
1 84 X LYIUA 3 E A N left, OCTABIAN right. Br. 20 Bust portrait the Octavia, Ge- wife of Nero, with ears of corn wreath to the right. Mus. Winterthur. Eni MINAIOV below, ~A t b in fields, C APA IAN AN left. Demeter with am- girded Chiton and bloated Peplos, one torch each in the specified stretched hands, to the right in one with two winged dragons be- harnessed wagons. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5245. 4 AV KAI N€P TPAI right, ANOC Br. 27 C€B l~€P AKIKOC left. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and robe to the right. €TTI... BAI TOVAAOV A left, N9VÜA- TOV CAPAIANjQN right and below. Tropaion between two prisoners people with their hands behind their backs bound are. Paris. Mionnet IV 125, 70g; Waddington, Fasts 178, 116 with the reading €T7[I nO]VBAI TOVAAOV. Inv. Waddington n. 5251 with €TTI AOVKAb TOVAAOV. M.S. Up all borrowed copies, all from lower conservation, appear the letters between GTTI and BAI unclear. According to my copies has it even the appearance as if on this place a correction featured in the stamp would have been taken by the stamp cutter instead the name of the program consul, the des back then urban Magistrates Apt^Xo? to put be- gon would have, and the already cut letters API, their traces man to recognize believes subsequently, like that good it went, smoothed out. After the Comparison this one Back but with those the one to me kindly out Paris delivered casts is a variety of stamps to confirm; and there not to be assumed is, that that same oversight repeated granted found have, like that stay in the three on etc following characters just Initials one the name of the Proconsul to expect. And these seem, after that Waddington's pieces and as did Babelon read has, AOV to read, for Lucius, that frequent Praenomen the Baebii. 1 ) There the on this following Letter sure B is, so would the name of the Proconsul as L. Baebius Tullus highlight. There the Inscription CIG 3147 the construction or restau- ration Tpacavoü oocczoq through the Proconsul Baebius Tullus (Ba^c'ou TouAXou dvö'UTiaxou 2 )) testifies, I keep reading this name on our coins for sure, and recommend the Deletion des Publicius Tullus, the Dessau, Prosopogr. imp. Rome. III 107 n. 780 according to Waddington's procedure (Fasting p. 200 f.) accepted has. 1 ) Prosopograpliia imp. rora. I 223 fT. Wissowa II 2734 n. 37 2 ) klcbs, Prosopogr. 225; v. Rohden at Pauly
X LYDIA 185 5 -AVT K-M • IOVA- (J)IAinnOC- €TT- CTP- AVP" HPAKASIAIANOV CAPAIA- Br. 35 AVT Bust of the emperor NAN 1 B- N€n][K?] around one crane/ with Laurel and Tank around; in the middle of the same A and to the right. XP VC ANGIN A In trade. Silandos. I e 6 A left, PAM H right. chest Br. 21 image the helmeted Roma to the right. AI. S. CIAAN left, right. Anikoni sches Cult image the kora from front between poppy on the left and ear on the right. 2 Cl left, AANA6AN right. Br. 20 Bust portrait the Athens a with Aegis to the right. 270 m. S.; Lübbecke, ZfN XII 339, . Inv. Waddington n. 5285 €171 MA left, IAPOC right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and Cornucopia to the left. with supposedly MAVGIOC : with supposedly MAIOPOC. T a b a 1 a I M below, AVPH left, AIOC KAI- 6TTI MHNO(J)A right, N below, TOV l€P Br 23 CAP right. head of the light TABAASnN left. Seated Cybele bearded Caesar's to the right. with tower crown to the left, shell in the right, the left on the tympa non, that with one eight-rayed star decorated is; at her feet M. s. left Page sitting lion. Thyateira B O P € I T left, H N H right. chest picture of Artemis Boreite no to the left, Quiver slanted over the slightly turned one Back, arch in front of the chest. Pkr. eVATIPHNn[N], in AVKOC section Br. 26 picture of Artemis Boreite The youthful river god Lykos with naked upper body on the left side of the bodice the sitting, reed in law ten, the left on the water jug leaned. Pkr. yoo Mus. Winterthur. The river name Lykos appears here for the first time on coins from Thyateira. Imhoof-Blumer, Chinese Asian Coins %a
X LYDIA Plate VI 2 Br. 33 AVT KAI NEPB right, A un- ten, TPAIANn- C€- r€P left. head des Traian with Lor beer to the right, to the left shoulder Aisfis. AI. S. cf. Waddington, Fasts i6g, 2. AN0Y left, (|)OYCKn right, bottom in 0YA T€l Standing more naked Fields P H NA Apollo Tyrim N naios from front, head with Laurel left, around the neck the about the left arm help loin chlamys tied; in law ten laurel branch, in the Left Double hatchet. 3 AIAAOVM€NIANOC Bust portrait Br. 20 of Caesar with tank and Alantel to the right. AI. S. GV ATGIP left, HNAN right. Same Image with boots and over the back hanging chlamys. About Tvrimnos and Apollo Tyrimnaios see Iinhoof, Lydian City coins 147 until 102 Act". VI. A a. O. 1 58, 2g is in the inscription the Front CYAIMIAA, on the Back CTP T KA to improve. Br. 30 T o m a r i s To Time determination the Tomarenes Coins Imhoof, Lydian City coins 165, 1 and 108, serves that the following piece: AV KAI Tl AI AAPI left, AUTfl- N6INOC right. head des Pius with laurel to the right. AI. S. CTP GPMOr€NOV left, C AIONVCIOV TO right, MAPHND.N in Section. Seated Cybele with Tower crown left, bowl in the right, the Left on the tympanum, front at feet sitting lion to the left. Tralleis Because des rare symbol be here a new one Cistophore mentioned 1): I With [TP]AA left, BPIO above, S. 29 Scorpio to the right. Gonzenbach Collection, St. Gallen. l ) Imhoof, Lydian city coins 170 fr. n. 5-16.
X LYDIA 18 7 2 Br. 11 Plate VI I (> 3 Br. 21 HAI O C left, [CG BA]CTO C right, Head of Helios with rays steering crown to the right. Pkr. Mus. Winterthur. a cerr re left, tac kaicap right. Bust of Caesar with armor and coat right- there. M. S. TP AAAI (AN/IN in two lines above. Colonist in cinetus Gabinus behind one team from two Zebu stare plowing, to the right. €!~ll TP Al|AV left, TTTOV TPAAlANN (like this) right. Standing Eros to the left, over the shoulders and arms Chlamys, in the forward right arrow (?). The sixth letter in the inscription the back could also T represent- put, in which one trap €TTI TPA TAVITTOV to read would be. 4 Br. 30 IOVAIA left, MAMAiA C6B right. Bust of Mamea with diadem to the right. Mus. Winterthur. € TT I F M A left, VP TAAVKIA right, TPAAA I ANflN below. Striding Ni- N€nKOPnN- ke with wreath and TnN C€B- palm branch to the left, the wings unfolded to both sides. 5 Br. 25 AVT K M AN left, T TOPAIA- NOC right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and coat to the right. M. S. TPAA left, AI above, ANAN right. Ste- acting nemesis with spread out wings from front, head to the left, Dare in the right, staff in the A griffin sitting on the left and at the feet to the left, the rights Front paw on the wheel. AVT K TTO AIKINN BAAEPIA E T*T ? AI A KA XPVCANGOV TPAAAIAN Br. 27 NOL" Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. Mus. Winterthur. in Fields n.|n. Standing Athena to the left, the lowered Rights on shield, the left on Spear. About in the same time belongs : 7 IEPA CV on the left, NKAHTOL" on the right. Br. 26 Bust of the Senate with gifts wall to the right. Eni TP KVNTIOV right, TPAAAAlANNN left. Standing Hygi egg a, the slender ge feeding, to the right. Mus. Winterthur.
1 88 X LYDIA 8 TTO AI Kl N N I TAAAIHNOC K Eni 7 M AVP A(J)POA left, EICIOV Br. 30 Bust portrait des Caesar's with TPAAAI on the right, ANnN on the left in the field. ray crown, Tank and Standing Ty che with Kalathos, tax coat to the right. rudder and cornucopia to the left. Mus. Winterthur. Tripoli I Br. 12 That Tripoli until the time of Augustus Apollonia was called, and that the coins, which show the meander line next to this name of the city and its types, Apollonia Tripoli belong, believe I Lydian City coins 37 ff. followed meadows to have. Accordingly is too that following coins here to use : Head of Apollo with laurel ATTOAAjflNI AT . . Fly and measure to the right. the line. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 3618 (Apolonia in Pisidia). rafel VI 17 2 Br. 27 AHMOC right. teenager TPIIIOA left, €ITnN right. Seated Head of the demo with bandage Leto to the right, one with each arm to the right. of children comprehensively. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 2670. To the frequent Representations the fleeing Leto and the single the enthroned Goddess without the children, 1 ) occurs in Tripoli the here described third added, in the maybe Leto from the Escape resting to comprehend is. 3 TIBEPION K AIZ APA TPITTOAEI- Br. 21 TAI Head of Tiberius with Laurel to the right. M. S. MENANAPOZ MHTPOAAPOV
XI PHRYGIA l8y A b b a i't i s Like I in the Festschrift for Otto Benndorf 20 1 f. to prove tried are the probably in Ankyra embossed Coins the Mysoi Abbaeitai to the Phrygian to count. A i z a n i s The first impressions to Aizanis seem the with the name the EniKTH TE/1N been to be. 1 ) This one close yourself the Coins with the inscription EZEANIT.O.N on, at Sestini, Lett. num. contin. IX32, 3-7 and 36, 32 compiled, and without Doubts from the last half century v. BC. These include: Plate vi 1 8 1 Beardless head of Heracles Br. 16 with laurel to the left. Pkr. 3-20 M.S. 2 Likewise, with bearded head Br. 18 of Heracles. Paris, Mionnet IV 205, 58; Leake, Num. bright. As. Gr. 4, 2; Gotha; Inv. Waddington n. 5540. EZE|AN left, l|mN right. Standing naked Hermes with boots left- there, bowl in the right hand, herald's staff and Chlamys in the left. Pkr. As well. To the last coins this group counts the at Pellerin pictured, the the head of Augustus and probably one Dioscuri hat behind it, and the earliest Presentation des Aizanite Zeus shows. 2 ) Hereon follow the- those des Menandros, with the inscription AIZANIT.O.N and the namely- common types, 3 ) to those yourself too one piece found half size has: Eni MENAN on the right, AP OY on the left. standing- the naked Hermes with Petasos to the left, pouch in the right, in the left staff and Chlamys. This Entirely surrounded by a laurel wreath give. In trade. 3 KAIZAP left, AI Z AN IT/IN Br. 16 right. Head of Augustus to the right. Pkr. See Waddington, Rev. num. 1851 p. 156, 2 and Inv. n. 5552. 1 ) Festschrift for Otto Benndorf 202 ff. VII 489, 36. 2 ) Recueil ITI Plate CXXIX l; Mionnet Suppl. 3 ) Mionnet TV 207, 77; Suppl. VII 489, 37.
190 xi ph 4 Likewise. Br. 16 M. S. 5 KAIZAP left, [Eni ME]NAN- Br. iq APOY right. head des Augustus to the right. M. S. Menandros was \iel easy one Hieron vonun Aizanis stood. 1 ) RYC.IA Likewise, with Eni ME right, N AN APOY left. ZE BAITH right, AlZANITnN left. Bust portrait the Livia to the left. the priestly dynasts, under those that 6 9€OC left, CVNKAHT right, [AIZ AN] ITCUN right, MHNOI~€NOVC and- Br. 15 OC below. Bust of Se th and left. Bust of Artemis nats with bandage and robe with robe and quiver behind the to the right. Shoulder, right. 3 52 M.S. embossing the time of Claudius. On the larger coins with that Zeus form becomes Menogenes son des Nannas (TOV NANNA) called,-) which the latter on Coins with dem Images des Caligula the Title Stephane phoros leads. 8 ) On these is the head of Caligula like that little portrait-like, that one him on certain copies could be considered a portrait of Hadrian. This one Mistake is vSestini 4 ) and also me monnaies grecques 392, 53 be- met where it on the front side [l~ KAICAP] r€P|MANIKOC, on the back page €TTI NANNA C T | G
XI PHRYGIA 8 [AOMIT]IANOZ KAIE left, AP Br. 30 ZEBA Head of the Emperor with laurel on the right. AHMOC AIZAN6I right, TAN AH un- ten, MOC [KAAOHNnN] left. The opposing Demoi in recently Chiton and boots, on- others reaching out the hand; of the demos right holds diagonally in left arm Scepter. In trade. Birch, Num. Chron. VII 9 deed'. I 9 AV KAI TP left, AAPIANOC AIZANC-ITWN left, GIH [M A MHT]PO- Br. 22 C.S right. Bust portrait des l~€N right, OVC below. Same Emperor with laurel, armor group, and Aegis to the right. In Trade. IO T AIAIOC KAICAP left, ANTn- Br. 34 N€INOC right. head des Pius with laurel to the right. M. S. Similarly, with that Rihlnisse des AIZAN€ITnN KAAVAIOV left, KOVAP- TGINOV right. Standing Tyche with tower crown, Rudder and filling horn to the left. arcus Caesar, at Mionnet IV 212, 106. II AV KAI M AV left, PH KOMO- Br. 29 AOC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. Lübbecke. AIZ AN Eq left, TnN right. Standing Eagle on one .pillar to the right, Turning his head back ; left flame- the altar, tree on the right. 12 AHMOC left, AIZ TO € IT/IN Br. 29 right. head of youthful chen demos to the right. M. S. 6TTI IOV OVATTI left, C6VHP6INOV right, in Fields left AP|Xh|N€|n, right KO[P|n Standing Zeus with naked torso to the left, Eagle on the right, the left on the scepter. Off the time of Gallienus.
192 XI PHRYGLA Br. 24 A k k i 1 a i o n This one city, the after Ramsay at the tembris, between Midaeion and Germe located was, ) seems except to Gordians time not shaped to have. IG PA CV left, NKAHTOC right, youthful Bust portrait des Senate with bandage and Ge- wall to the right. AKKIA left, ASflN right. Standing naked Zeus from the front, head left- there, in the advanced Right bowl (?), in the lowered Left M. S. scepter; in front at foot eagle. 2 AVT K M ANT left, n TOPAI Br. 19 ANOC right. Bust portrait of Kaiser with Laurel and coat to the right. In trade. The remaining Coin Types and Nike. AKKIAA left, €nN right. Seated Goddess with Kalathos(?) and girded tem double chiton left, bowl in the right, the left on Scepter. ler city are more ordinary Type: Dionysus, Men Acmoneia , 1 Bust of Ty che with tower [A]KMONE [AN] right, E OAOTOZ) I E PO- Br. 17 crown and Veil right- KAEO[YZ] left. To the right scream there. tending Artemis in long chiton, the bent back ones Rights about dem quiver, in the left arch; left deer standing to the side to the right. 3-13 M.S. The name Seooooxoc, 'IspoxXeou? and others come at the same time on the Copper coins with Athena head and eagle, and with Zeus head and Asclepius before. The whole group dated, like one similar of Apamea, 2 ) out dem first century v. BC, probably out the middle the same. 2 IOVAIA left, AOM CGBA right, Br. 20 CTH below. Bust portrait the Domna to the right. M. S. AKM left, ONGflN right. Cult image of the Artemis Ephesia with Kalathos and Taenien from front between two deer. l ) See Anderson, Journ. of bright. stud. XIX 90. 2 ) Rev. Suisse de number VIII 4.
XI PH RYGIA 193 Plate VI 20 3 Br. 3i 4 Br. 18 AVT K M AVP left, ANTA N 6 1- NOC right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M.S. [AK] left, MO right, in the off- cut. city goddess with tower crown and girded double chiton to the right on a rock sitting, the raised rights to the scepter, in the advanced Left that on that Knees supported cornucopia; behind her one on the ground seated river god to the right, before you, into something higher Location, another to the left, everyone one arm on a lying water urn supportive. Acmoneia was on one small tributaries Ahatkjöi Su, one tributaries des Banaz Tchai (Senaros?) the dem Maiandros flows in. 1 ) Either put the two river gods the two first waters or the Ahatkjöi Su and the taking him in not far distant Banaz Tschai represents. A N TA N I N O C left, AVTOV CTO right. Bust portrait des Caracalla with Laurel and Scale armor to the left. M. S. ACMON left, EAN right. Standing more naked and bearded -he Heracles from in front, head to the right, the rights the page, the Left with Lion skin on the club leaned, those on one Rock supported is. Other coins from Akmoneia show instead des boulder one Bull head. ) The torso one Statue of Heracles des so-called Farnese type located yourself yet twenty years ago on the place of Acmoneia. 3 ) 5 (bOVA TTAAVTI AAA CGBACT Br. 19 Bust of Plautilla right- there. M. S. About the €171 TTP€ICKO|V left, AKM ON€ |nN right. Standing Demeter with veil to the left, ears of corn in the right, the Left on Scepter. Title des FI. Priscus see Ramsay a. a. O. p. 641. 6 HO Cent left, TGTAC KAI Br. 2 1 right. Bust of Caesar with armor and coat right- there. Mus. Winterthur. AK MO left Type. NGriN right. Same *) Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 623; 625, 1. Imh o of -Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 2 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 203, 643 Plate XII I 3 ) Ramsay a. a. O. p. 627. 25
194 XI P H RYG I A 7 Br. AV K M AVP left, AA€XAN- APOC right. Bust portrait of Kaiser with Laurel and Tank to the right. AI. S. A| KM left, ONSAN right. Standing more naked Hermes with Petasos and Boots on the right, bag on the right ten, in the Left Herald's staff and Chlamys; left standing ram to the left, the head to dem God turning back. 8 16 PA left, BOVA H right. chest AK|MO left, Br. 26 image the Bou/.y, with veil Type. to the right, the left hand raised to the chin. N €n N right. Same 1270 m. S. Off the time de? Ga A1 i a After Radet and Kamsay lay Siocliarax. 1 ) Alia at Islam Kjöi, between Acmoneia and A others Location this one name, in Ryndakosthale between Aizanis and Tiberiopolis located, is recently out so far unedited Inscriptions known become. 2 ) There this one but in the Imperial period just a to that areas one belonging to the neighboring towns village, ^ 'AXtavwv y.axor/ca, was, like that are none Coins from there to expect. In Dictionnaire numismatique I 1107-1111 Butkowski has the him known ten alien Coins in his usual copyist wise, with all sales readings and errors and the him own hair-raising comments, compiled. There yourself out the here following descriptions the loading corrections from yourself result, like that remains just to highlight that the coin n. 2053 with €PMOC even not from Alia is: instead the faulty shape AAAIHNXIN is sure CAITTHNflN to read. 3 ) To the most interesting alien influences belong the des Gaios Asinios Phrugios and the dedication coins des Gaios Asinios Agreus Philopappos out the time of Traian and the Marcaurel. ') Ramsay a. a. O. P. 592 ff. 2 ) S. Reinach, Revue of the etude gr. III 50-56, nine inscriptions, the Callier on his travels in 1830 copied until 1833 had, and of which n. I the men cult testified. Kiepert, form. orb. ans. Plate IX p. 8, identified with Injustice the ^.AtavtoV xaxotxia with the iVXiTjvot of coins. 3 ) See Mionnct IV III, 612 and 613. Just as a Example under thousands from dem critical senses Butkowski's be here mentioned, that he for n. 2053 that's why English text chose, because he 'ear of coin' (misprint for corn) not to be interpreted and translate knew and that he in which follow- the excursion instead of Magnesia at Sipylus Magnesia at Maiandros to the one at Hermos located cities counted.
XI PHRYGIA i<)5 I ...ON€POVA TPAIANOC re-PMA Br. 30 NIKOC Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. AITHCAM6NOV TA ACIN (hPOVn AAIH- NAN Riding Men walking right- there. v Brit. museum; v Inv. Waddington n. 5594 with supposedly C{)POn. Plate VI 21 2 Br. 25 I € PA CVN right, KAH TO C left. AITHC AM€NOV <|)P left, OVfl AAIHN youth Bust portrait des Senate with robe right- there. right, .TIN in Section. standing- of men with cap, short double chiton, mantle and crescent moon on the shoulders to the left, on the right . w Pineapple, the Left on Scepter. Brit. Museum; v Num. Chron. III 98. See Mionnet IV 216, 131 after Arigoni II Plate VII 5. Plate VI 22 3 AITHC AM €N right, OV below, Br. 19 (j)POVn left. Bust portrait of Men to the right, the Hat wreathed with laurel, lunar sickle and robe on the shoulders. M. S.; Paris. AHMO left, C| A AIHNn N right. Ste- hender bearded demos in recently Chiton, coat and boots to the left, Ears of grain in the right hand stretched out, in the Left that Scepter obliquely holding. Mionnet IV 215, 130. About the designation odvr}aa\Livo\) s. S. 145. 4 Br. 19 (bAVCTCINA right, AVfOVCTA AfPSVC APXIC left, PAT€ (and much more dvefhptsv) left. Bust portrait of the younger one Faustina to the right. AAIHN OIC right. Standing Deme- ter (?) with Kalathos (?) and Veil to the left, shell in the right, the Left on Scepter. M.S. Monnaies grecques 410, 142, mistaken Sala assigned.) Plate VI 23 5 Br. 20 Likewise. inscription likewise. Standing naked ones Aphrodite from the front, head to the left, with the hand movements of the medical ceisch; Urn on the left on the floor with M. S. ; robe over it. Inv. Waddington n. 5595, supposedly with the older Faustina. I-B. Monnaies grecques 411, 143. ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins 132 ff.
196 XI PHRYGIA Plate VI 24 6 Br. 21 7 Br. Br. 22 Plate VI 25 9 Br. Plate VI 26 IO Br. 25 Likewise. inscription likewise. Standing more naked Apollo from front, the Rights on the bow supported, the left, with Branch and Taenia, to the right over the Munich. leaning on the tripod standing next to him. cf. Mionnet IV 360, 938 and I-R. Monnaies grecques 411, 144. I6PA CVNKAH left, TOC ATP ArP€VC APXKEP left, AT€(u«v) AN69H- AAIHN right. youth K € N right. Standing Asclepius with Bust of the Senate with gifts naked torso front, head wall to the left. to the left, the Rights on snake rod, the left one on the hip. Paris. See Butkowski ibid. 1107, 2052 from the Greau collection, Cat. n. 1991. j Inv. Waddington n. 5593. Plate XV 8. Inscription as well. Standing man left- there. r acin- Arpe-- <()iAonAnnoc an€9H- KC-N Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. CVN KAHTO C I6PA AAIHN head likewise. Inv. Waddington n. 5592. A TP € VC ACIAPXHC (exc{«i)aev) AAIHND.N AHMON bearded full bust of the Demos(?) with Robe stripes on the left Shoulder, right. \J Löbbecke ; Brit. Museum; Inv. Waddington; Gotha. In which Image the front you want suspect a portrait, about that of Agreus. Examples this one give kind until now just the coins of Laodi keia with Pythes and Seitalkas. 1 ) M A NT TOPAIANOC AV chest AAI left, H|N|n right, N between the Backfill des horse. Rider Men with cap, crescent moon and short zem chiton to the right, with the left picture of the Kaisei with rays crown and tanks to the left, Spear in the right, on the left ken arm with the gorgon neion more decorated Shield. Löbbecke. the double hatchet shouldering. One similar coin with Bust portrait to the right, the Butkowski, Rev. num. 189: ') I-B. Monnaies grecques 406, 124 and 125.
XI PHRYGIA 197 p. 81, 43 Tab. II 3 described and pictured has, shows neither that portrait des Gallienus still an Amazon, but Gordian and Men. Off the time this one Kaiser dated further : II DOMHA left. youth AAIH left, NAN right. Naked Apollo Br. 21 Bust portrait des Demos with ion, Chlamys and quivers above the Bind and robe left- Back, walking to the right, with the there. Right putting the arrow on the bow. M. S. cf. Butkowski, Dict. num. 1109, 2054. A 1 y d d a About one from Butkowski a. a. O. 11 20, 2073 described and pictured Coin of Alydda Flaviapolis with conflicting images on the front page and the Back see Imhoof, Lydian city coins 01, 1. Arno The assumption that Amorion one ! have, 1 ) is I-B. Greek. Coins 2 I Head of Zeus, with oak leaves Br. 20 wreathed, to the right. 5-80 M.S. 2 Likewise. Br. 20 4-20 M.S. 3 Likewise. Br. 20 In trade. r i o n time long adopted the name Vipsania 20, 3 been rejected. AMOPI below, ANAN right, in the field left W, right AZ Eagle on lightning to the right standing, obliquely over that left wing caduceus. Likewise, with ZOAE on the left, KAEAP on the right, remaining Writing unclear. Likewise, with M left, KAEA(?) right. ')Waddington, Rev. num. 185 1 p. 157; head, Hist. num. 557 and 570; Ramsay, Asia min. 230, 18.
ig8 XI PHRYGIA 4 Head of Cybele with tower Br. 17 crown to the right. Pkr. 4-25 M.S. AMOP below, IANAN right, in the field above, Äfc, below in the edge KAH(A>). Leo on Caduceus to the right jumping. 5 Likewise. Likewise, with AM on the left, [OPIANNnN] below Br. 1 7 and right, in the field above Ef. Both types of coins, the with dem Eagle and the with the lion, are same- contemporary coinage; on others as the here described specimens have her also the symbol AI together. 1 ) 6 CGBACTOC left. head des AMOP1 below, ANUUN right, KAAAIÜ- Br. 20 Augustus on the right; before that l~iOC left. Standing Eagle on Lituus. Lightning to the right, with Caduceus diagonally above the left one Wings. In trade. 7 Br. 20 Likewise. Paris. Mionnet Suppl. VII 501, Gotha 24 Wed 11th; M. S. Likewise, with AA€I below, A N AP OC on the left, AMO PI ANUUN right. 98; 8 Br. 20 Likewise. In trade. Likewise, with AAST ANA PO C on the left, KAA- AinriOV right, in Fields left dull. This one Coins according to is no reason whatsoever available with Babylon 2 ) to take, “que cet Alexandre est evidence Alexandre le Grand et qu'il no saurait etre ici question d'un nom de magistrate." 9 [tl] below, KA AVAIOC right. Br. 16 KAICAP left. head des Claudius with laurel right- there. [Gm] TT€-A[UJNOC KAI] right and below, KATUJNOC A left, in the field right M|OPIAN Sitting man Zeus to the left, Lightning in the advanced rights, the left on the scepter. M. S. The official names are the same as on the larger pieces with the eagle; 3 ) J ) Num. Magazine XVI 1884 S. 287, 134; I-B. Greek. Coins 204, 646 Plate XII 2. 2 ) G Radet, de coloniis a Macedonibus deduetis, Par. 1892 p. 40, 1 17. 3 ) Num. Magazine a. a. O. S. 135. where a pressure error to correct is.
XI PHRYGIA 199 the Lesuno-AIKAILUNOC [n/a Waddington n. 5610 is therefore in KAI KATÜJ- NOC to correct. 10 NEPilNA on the right, KAI ZA PA on the left. AMOPIANOI left. Zeus type like on Br. 16 Head of the youthful Kai n. 9. hclb HILL IvUI Uucl ItJCIlloIlllJ. M. S. 11 OVEZI1AZIA right, NON KAI Eni A A below, NT/1 right, NIOV A Br. V A DA rKvPl linlrt; and nntpn iLnr 1 IV J llHJvo LI II LI Uli IL II. 1 1 II Ivrt. LJ II L LH tr 1 ULrl I c III |J r 1 1 1 U 11 L 1I11L head of the emperor with Lor Zeus sitting on two pillars with lightning army to the right. and scepter to the left. M. S. 12 TT* 1 *J_ y~N \ 1 r~ T— “I—T A T"— l A kl A h 1 Likewise, with OVEZTTAXIANON TT 1 t~ f—1 1 A I ALI T" 1K 1 1 /"N\ / A Likewise, with Eni A ANTii NIOV A Br. 2 1 KAIXAPA (AMOP?). M. S. 13 OVECnACIANON right, KAI Eni A ANS.N 1 OY AONTEINOY from the right Br. CAPA AM[OPIANOI] left and down to the bottom left. Eagle left- below. Head as well. out on one Bull legs standing. M. S. One copy this coin has Sestini made known, everyone the Step up the Back the Name ATTOVAE-QN sealed and that piece dem- # according to wrong assigned. 1 ) Off the time of Pius the two following Coins: H AMOP right, IA below, NüN €ni C€PT|OPO left, C-ANTnNIOV Br. 26 left. head des Apollo right. Standing Demeter with bow with long Curls right- he left, poppies and ears of grain in the to; front on the left advanced right, the Left Shoulder Lyra. at the torch. Berlin. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5606. ') Mus. Hedervar. II 339, 5 Plate XXVI 4; Mionnet Suppl. VII 521, 203.
200 XI l'H RYGIA »5 Br. AMOPI left, TO /IN right. 20 Bust portrait of the Sarapis with robe to the left, the Ka- lathos with palmette decoration tion. M. S. See Rev. num. 1884 p. 28, 22. 6TTI CSPTOPO left, C- ANTnNIOV right. Standing Isis to the left, sistrum in the raised right hand, vessel in the lowered left. 16 Br. 36 17 Br. 32 AVT K M AVP C€OV left, H ANTflNINOC AV right. Bust of the bearded Cara calla with laurel and carapace to the right. M. S. AMOPIA left, N|nN right. Standing naked and bearded Heracles on the right- there, the Rights on the club ge- supports, on left arm the lion fur and apple in hand; in front of him the Hesperides tree with the be- stunned snake. Cf. Numbers Chron. 1893 [>. 14, 23; Inv. Waddington n. 5620. Apparently the same stamp. In trade. AMOjPI left, AN|nN right. Seated helmeted Roma on the left, in the right ten the Nike facing her on Glo- bus, the left on the spear; behind that Seats Shield. 18 A left, A N Tfl N E IN O C Br. 30 right. head of the youth chen Caracalla with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. [AM]OPIANNnN left, . . . TTE AE| . . . on two lines in Section. Bearded man River god with naked upper body left on the ground sitting and the turning head back; with the law ten holds he a branch and one on Urn lying on the right knee Water to the left flows away; in left Poor Cornucopia. The representation des river or source god is not the ordinary. Unfortunately is not to decide, whether the Inscription des section the names des river gave, or whether about [ETTI] TTEAE to read be. •9 Br. 25 ANTnKEI left, NOC AVTO AMOP left, 1A above, NflN right. between right. Bust of Cara calla, slightly bearded and with laurel wreathed, to the right. M. S. see two Signa a wreathed altar, on the an eagle to the left with turned back heads stands.
XI PHRYGIA 201 Plate VI 27 20 Br. 27 Likewise. AMO left, PIA right, N.O.N in ab- cut. Rea at a distance coat, the her arms veiled, to the right sitting and turning his head back. Behind her sits on rocky (?) ground that newborns Child Zeus from front, the head and the left arm the Goddess turned towards. Before this one a wreathed more flaming altar, about the an eagle to the right flies. Inv. Waddington n. 5627 Plate XV 12. The head is falsely Elagabalus to- written and the group the back unexplained calm. 21 ..C€TT T6TAC KAICAP chest 6TTI TA left, IOV APX right, AMO Br. 28 image of the Geta to the right. PIAN|D.N in Section. Same group. Löbbecke. ZfN XVII 19 Tab. II 10. cf. Cat. Borreil 1851 n. 338. The for the Mother of God's characteristic concealment and fearful gesture, as well as the flying eagle, which also appears on other coin images, e.g. B. from Crete and Apamea, witness to the birth or childhood care of Zeus is, hardly let one Doubts on the Accuracy the proposed interpretation to. A presentation position from the Circles the Zeus myths may even less so in Amorion alienate, as the cult of Zeus is often attested on the city's coins is. Plate VI ;>S 22 AVT K TT C € TT left, l~€TAC AV Br. 29 right. Bust portrait of the slightly bearded Geta with laurel and coat left, spear in the right, on left Poor a with dem Gorgon neion more ornate Shield. Mus. Berlin. See Mionnet IV 218, 143. I m h (• of-B 1 u rare, Asia Minor coins. €TTI ON left, Tfl N I above, OVTO[B] right, APX in the field above, AMOPI A| [NnN] in the section. Standing Artemis with girded short chiton, coat over the back and Boots from in front, head to the right, above the right th shoulder quiver, in the die th rights arrow and in the left bow; behind her standing deer to the left. Facing the goddess the yourself those turning right naked ones Apollon, head to the left, plectrum in the lowered right, in left Poor Lyra and robe. Between both flaming Altar. 26
202 XI PHRYGIA 23 l~€TAC left, AVrOVCTOC right. Br. 25 Head of Geta with laurel to the right. M. S. AMOPI left, ANüN right. Standing Aphrodite (?) with Stephane, long chiton and Peplos to the left, the bows right arm advanced, the left on Scepter. In the same time heard : 24 e€|AP[n.MH Bust portrait of the GTTI TAIOV Br. 24 helmeted Roma with uncovered(3- below, ter more right-wing chest to the right. APX above, AMOPIANNnN Two intertwined hands. From Caligula on are the names of officials the City of Amorion, the yourself in one Inscription yj \a\XTip oxdxr] xcd aü\x\xay^oq Twaattov called, 1 ) predominantly Roman: the Vipsanii Silvanus and lust under Caligula Pedo and Cato Lucius lulius Cato TO ß' (maybe the previous) L. Vipsanius Silvanus (maybe son des first) L. Anthony Longinus Anthony Sertor Anthony, äpyoiv Antonius, ap/WV TO ß' Gaius lust, apytüV From Greek names is only Elpidios, äpywv to record Claudius Nero Vespasian Vespasian Pius Severus Geta Caracalla and Geta. under Caracall; A n k y r a With quite likely can the Abbaiter city of Ankyra as a place of minting of the coins with the Inscription MYZH.N ABBAIT.QN apply. 2 ) The Embossings with dem City names seem not before the Government des Claudius or Nero, to which one Ankyra time the epithets Julia led, 3 ) started and about Philips time lasted too long have.4 ) 1 Bust portrait des Apollo with ANKV left, PA N flH right. Flaming Br. 17 Laurel and robe right- Altar. Pkr. there; in front of him a laurel branch. Pkr. 1-91 M.S. ') Bull, de corr. bright. XIX 555 fT. s ) Festschrift for O. Benndorf 201 I.T. lOVAIENN ANKYPANNN on .coins with Nero and Poppaea in Mionnet IV 220, 153; wad dington, Fastes 135. 4 ) The coin with supposedly Gallienus, Mionnet IV 225, 182 after Sestini, remains except Consideration.
XI PHRYC, [A 203 2 Br. 17 Likewise. Likewise, with stele instead Altar. 177 M. S. Plate VII 1 3 Br. 16 These coins seem out the time Hadrian's or yet later to be. The Stele remembered on the type one known older coin, the I here for the purpose better illustration recently describe : eSON on the left, CYNKAKTon on the right. ANKYPANNN left, OVOAAC€NNA right, youth Bust portrait des 17 below, in the field left AITHCAMG, Senate with robe right- right BACCIAA° Stele with A(?) on am. Pkr. feet. Pt. M. S. cf. Mus. Hunter Plate V 2; Mionnet Suppl. VII 503, 304; Inv. Waddington n. 562g. It is this one a portion the coin with Nero and Poppaea, on the Vola senna as Proconsul, Ti. Basilaus as Ephoros referred to are. 1 ) 4 AOM € TIA N O C KAICAP C6BAC GTTI AC KAHTTIAAO AIO[AO] right, TOV Br. 28 TO left, C [~€PMANIKOC below, AP T B ANKYPANNN left. Ste- hendering naked Zeus from the front, head left, anchor in the right, the Left on scepter; left to Fü(3en Eagle to the left. the head back- turning. TO left, C l~€PMANIKOC right. Bust of the emperor with Laurel and Aegis on the there. M. S. left shoulder right- 5 AV KAI A AV left, PHAI OVH- Br. 25 POC right. head des L. Verus with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. (Eni A KA AHMOC left, €9 2 ) ANKYPA NnN right. The same type, without Eagle. The anchor, the Zeus as attribute leads, is as a talking coat of arms the city to comprehend. The narrative of Pausanias I 4, 5, after the Midas an anchor found have, the yet to his time in Temple of Zeus stored became, relates yourself not, like Waddington said, 3 ) on the city the Abbai'tis, son- dern on the gala tables; because Pausanias referred to her expressly as the beyond the Sangarios' located and calls her at the same time with Pessinus. |) Mionnet IV 220, 1 53 ; Waddington, Fastes 13;. 3 ) Rev. num. 1851 p. 158; Inv. Waddington -) A KXcüäio; At)|.icc9-£vy]s (äpxwv). n. 5632; 5639; 5645. 26*
204 XI PHRYG1A 6 AVT KAI [AOV>] CeTTTI left, Br. 3] CGOVHPOC no[P] right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. 11. Weber, London. €TT T AVP left, MOA€ above, CTOV APX AI~KV right, PAND.N in Section. Zeus like on n. 5; him opposite the standing city goddess (Hera?) with Stephane (?) and tower crown right- there, the rights to scepter, in the half collected Left Pomegranate. Between the deities, on the ground, Eagle to the left, flapping its wings. Plate VII 2 7 Br. 33 AVT K M- IO VA left, ())IAITT- TTOC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. €TT AP-ZA left, IAOV- above, A|P- A- T- B-ATKV right, in the field above PA, right NflN. Same group. Munich. cf. Mionnet IV 225, 180; Ürexler, Numerical Journal. XXI 183. 8 Likewise. 6TT n APV left, ZOIA above, OV AP A l'>r. 35 TO right, 9 between Zeus and the tree, ArKVPANnjN in section. Same group, but smaller; left and right of it ever a tree (cypress); represent- under, between the floor lines, Al- tar, between two him facing Zebusting. Inv. Waddington n. 5654; In trade. On one third coin with that Images Philips occurs to the both God- are still called Tyche, the Zeus wreathed. 1 ) About the interpretation of the goddess paired with Zeus on Hera you can not probably in Doubts be : che Attributes tower crown, Scepter and garnet There were apples too the the Argive. 2 ) 9 M-IOVA- (blAITTTT Bust portrait Br. 24 of Caesar with armor and coat to the right. M. S. _KV|P left, TO/IN right. Standing Athena on the left, owl on the right ten, the left on the spear and behind this one Shield. ') Mionnet, Suppl. VII 505, 115. 2 ) Imhoof and Gardner, Num. Comment. on Tansa nias 34 Tab. I \z and 1.5. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6036 Eumen’eia.
XI PHRYGIA 205 Plate VII 3 IO Br. 24 A- K- M- I- left, (|)IAinnOC right. Bust portrait of the younger ren Philip with radiation crown, Tank and coat to the right. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 5657. ATKVP left, A|NnN right. Naked one Poseidon on one chairs right- there sitting, in the law raised ten the Trident swinging, the advancing rights. About the adoration of Poseidon as earth shaker report Strabo 57g and Pausanias VII 24, 6 and 7 ; therefore that more often Appear des God's on Coins the earthquake-hit Phrygian and Carian inland cities. 1 ) The Presentation des the Trident swinging Poseidon in sit- the position seems otherwise unknown be. Mionnet IV 219, 145 is not from Ankyra, but from Kibyra, n. 173 of the Galatian city and n. 174 from Kios in Bithynia. A p a m e i a The first coinage of Apamea seem in Cistophores passed to have. The older ones the same are, as already Pinder noted, the with that Monograms W designated; her date probably out the years 189 until 133 v. BC, maybe until something later. You differentiate yourself from the younger with ATTA designated series stylistically and otherwise in the same way like the older and younger Cistophores of Pergamum and Ephesus : those show alternating symbols on the back and after and after some letters, the younger ones a constant same symbol (serpent staff for Pergamum, Torch for Ephesus, Flutes for Apamea) and Magistrate names. 2 ) Den previously known Varieties the Cistophores with that often wrong on the Parion-related monograms 3 ) are a couple more to add: 1 Common type. Ordinary guys with W left, flash S. 28 right. 1 2*00 M.S. 2 Likewise. Likewise, with. star right. S 31 12-35 M.S. ') S. below, Apamea n. 23, Bruzos n. I - 3; further eucarpeia, Julia, Tabai u. a. 5 ) Imhoof, Coins the dynasty from Pergamum 28-34 Plate IV 5-12. 3 ) Pinder, About the Cistophores 539 ff., 562 n. 69-75; Cat. Br. Mus. Mysia 99, 57-6l; Inv. Waddington n. 6957 T- (Parion). — The any objection, the ships pro ra, the one this cisto phores as epithet shows, interpret on a coastal city like Parion, is irrelevant because that sign than that a mint official, or as a symbol des in Apamea revered Poseidon (see below n. 23) or des spread out commercial the city understood can be.
2o6 XI PHRYGIA 3 Kbcnso. Likewise, with cornucopia right. S. 30 12-66 sts S. 4 Likewise. Likewise, with W left, shortened presented S. 28 asked flute (aulöq) with that Scliall cup right, top left AI, right T, in the turns the Snake 1 2-52 M. S. left AI. Plate VII 4 5 Likewise. Likewise, with A instead f. S. 27 1 2 - 1 7 Brit. Museum. Wroth, Num. Chron. 1890 p. 92, 10 (Parion). 1 ) The both last Cistophores with the flute as a symbol, as well the probably out Inadvertently without epithet described pieces des Inv. Waddington n. 6959 mil El, AI and 6958 with MH, MH, seem on the end the old series to belong, and thus the transition to the younger one with the two Flutes to form. This one then closes off with pieces, the next to Greek Official names that of the Roman proconsuls from 57 to 48 v. Bear. The name HPA Kl M.O.N OZ, the love, Goth. num. 227 on a cistophore of AP PVLCHER IMP read has, is in HPA TIM/INOZ to correct. 2 ) From one similar pieces des Museo Oliviero in Pesaro, with supposedly HPA MIAnNOZ, that Borghesi, Oeuvres num. II 102 Tabai allotted, because on it a 'lampantissimo TA' to read be, obtained I an imprint the favor of the Lord Prof Alfred Pais in Pesaro. This piece is, how to expect stood, the Gothaer the same, even from same stamp the front page, and accordingly not from Tabay. The oldest Apamean copper coins exist out a group from four nominals, the yourself through their types: Zeus head and cult image, Bust portrait of Athena and Eagle about Maeander, head of the Artemis and Marsyas, Zeus distinguish head and helmet via meander.'') Show without exception they civil servants names and these in the rule with theirs Patronymics. Several this name you find not just on coins all four genera, but also on Cisto- phores, some even, like e.g. b. "AzzocXoc, B:avopo£, KiüXO£, MufaiCOg, on the proconsular the year 57 until 48. From here results yourself as a time determination of these copper embossings that first century v. BC until about to time des Augustus. 4 ) ') According to the cast that was kindly sent to me is the symbol also a flute, not a sword divorce. A parazonium is coming on one others Cistophores before, the Dumersan, Num. Chron. IX 8 Tab. n. 8 described has. Another copy Inv. Waddington n. 7014. n ) Rev. Suisse de number VIII Tab. I I - 3; ZfN XVI 288, 137 and 138; Inv. Waddington n. 5688. 4 ) A a. O. S. 4 (6 the S.-A.)
XI PHRYGIA 207 There the guys of copper coins with that Cult images in the cone inaccurate as Zeus head with laurel nnd Hera described become, like that let I here the corrected Description one of these pieces follow : 6 head of Zeus with oak Br. 20 wreathed with leaves, to the right. ATTAM E right, KEAAIN | AEON left. Cult image a standing goddess with Kalathos and girded double chiton from the front; over the head is a big one, up to the feet reach- the veil is drawn, which lies behind the hand stretched to the side the to spreads, and against the Feet to again contracted appears. Hang from both hands Taenien down. 8-io M.S. Kev. Suisse de Num. VIII Tab. I 1. This Image provides without Doubts the Artemis Anai'tis represent, the one similar on Coins of Hypaipa (cf. our table VI n. ü) and others Cities sees. 1 ) Table Vit 5 7 Br. 1 9 Also that Image the obverse of the Marsyas coins is so far incorrectly interpreted been done: it neither does Tyche yet Apamea represent, but, like the description below shows, Artemis. 2 ) Head of Artemis as a city goddess, with one of Lor- beer wrapped around tower crown and necklace right- there. The hair is behind in one Schopf wound up, out dem yourself two stiff Curls solve, the on the shoulders fall; behind the- sen bow and Quiver. Pkr. 4-46 sts S. ATTAM EAN right, (fHAOKPAT | API ZT . . left. Naked Marsyas with horn little head and tail inside back, to the right over the Maeander line striding and the Double flute blowing; around the neck is the fluttering de Nebris bound. Just on few varieties, e.g. b. on the following n. 7 a and the thick pieces of APTE M \AflPoc„ J ) missing the garland the tower crown. Artemis as city goddess is one appearance, the multiple times testified is through coins ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins 77 ff. de num. VIII 6 (8 the S.-A.) Tab. I 3 appeared. 2 ) This one Correction is recently Rev. Suisse 3 ) The specimen in my collection weighs I2'5 Gr.
208 XI 1*11RYC. IA the Taurian Chersonese, from Lysimacheia, Priapus, Abydos, Isindos. Also others deities (apart from by Tyche and Cybele) appear as city gods with the tower crown, e.g. B. Hera on coins from Argos and Ankyra, Demeter on those from Erythrai and Smyrna, Dionysus to Teos, 1 ) Athena to Heraclea Salbake, 2 ) Aphrodite to Soloi and on Cyprus, the nymph Nikaia 4 ) u. s. w. 7 a Likewise. Likewise, with AIHAM En [N] right, AIAKo*| Br. 18 TE left. The head the city goddess is not wreathed and without a quiver 4-45 M.S. »nd bow. From dem smallest nominal with Zeus head and Helmet about the Maeander line are just few pieces known. Up n. 138 Num. Magazine XVI 288 is MHNO(f)A instead of AHMO(|)A to read. One from Lübbecke Kibyra attributed to nice piece with BABA '') is also here to count as well as that the following: 8 head des Zeus with Laurel ATTA right, AI OA left. Helmet between Br. 1 5 to the right. Pkr. K jTT; below it is a meander line. 275 M.S. 8 a Br. Before the time des Augfustus or in the beginning the same seems yet the following coin to include: Head of Zeus with laurel (?) to the right. 672 M.S. ATTAME-QN between the Dioscuri hats with one star above each, in an oak wreath. The Dioscuri hats are also that constant accompaniments of copper coins Athena head and eagle, and come further on one Cistophore the older series before. Plate VII 6 9 Three-figured ones Hecate with Three stars about the cavity one Br. 13 Kalathos on every head crescent moon. Pkr. from front, in the hands four torches, a dagger and a scourge. Pkr. 101 M. S. ') I-B. Greekli. Coins 129; 130 and 273 s. v. Tower crown. See Furtwängler, Coli. SabourofT I to Plate XXV. 2 ) Cat. Br. Mus. Karia I 1 9 , 23. 3 ) Journ. of bright. stud. XVIII IÖ5, 9— II. 4 ) Journ. internal, de num. I 25 ; 30 f. Tab. II 15 and 16. 5 ) ZfN XVII 21 Tab. II 13; Babylon, Mel. num. II 308; Inv. Waddington n. 5668.
XI PHRYGIA Plate VII 7 OK ATTA on the left, M€IA on the right. chest Triform Hecate with Kalathos Br. 15 image the city goddess with on each Head from front. The Tower crown and robe Figures on the side hold torches to the right. Pkr. the outstretched hands, the middle empty a bowl in the right, and the left is lowered. Pkr. 2-80 sts S. On others similar specimens is Hecate as CflTGlPA referred to. Plate VII 8 11 AnAM right, €IA left. chest To AM left, €nN right. Standing Br. 16 picture as well. Pkr. Aphrodite with a naked torso from front, in the raised hands spreading her hair. Pkr. 3-00 M.S. See Leake, Num. Bright. As. Gr. 23. 12 K€A on the left, AINOC on the right. chest ATTA left, M GnN right. Standing Type Br. 28 picture of Kelainos with a bandage che with Kalathos, Rudder and and robe to the right. Cornucopia to the left. M.S. Kelainos in whole figure appears on coins with Otacilia Severa and Gallus see below n. 28. The Coins n. 9-11 come from from the second, n. 12 out the middle des third century. Plate VII 10 13 Head of Augustus with Lore ATTAMenN between two flutes. This Br. 18 beer to the right. Whole in an oak wreath. M. S. I3 a ZEBAZTOZ left. head des AIONYZIOZ | ATTOAA/1NIOY right, ME- Br. 20 Augustus with laurel right- AITnN | ATTAMEnN left. Cult image of the there. Artemis Anaitis, as on n. 6, above the meander line. M. S. cf. Mionnet IV 231, 232; Inv. Waddington n. 5700. I m h o o f - B 1 u me r, Asia Minor coins. -7
2 lo XI l'HRYGIA 14 Br. 15 Likewise. M.S.; Mus. Winterthur. MEAlTnN right, ATTAM EAN left. Ste- walking Hekate from front, in one shape with triple head and Kalathos, in the lowered right flaming torch, in the half since- apparently stretched left another. Left and right to Fül3en one flute (?) each. See Leake a. a. O. S. 23. Up dem Winterthurians specimens see the objects, between those Hecate stands, like the landmarks the city, Flutes with bell, out. 15 TIBEPIOZ left, KAIZAP right. TAIOZ IOVAIOZ KAAAIKAHZ in the bow Br. 20 Head of Tiberius to the right. from right below after left, AI~IA- ME/IN in section, in the field on the left. Eagle on lightning standing to the left, the wings flapping and head back- turning. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5704. 16 Transcription illegible. head IOVAIOZ | KAAAIKAHZ on two lines Br. 15 to the right. left, ATTAM EAN right. Standing Deer to the right on Maeander line. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5705, where the head refers to Germanicus is. 17 ZE left, . . . right. head of Br. 18 Tiberius to the right. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5703. MAPKOZ left, MANNHIOZ right, ATTA M|EnN across the field. Athena in Double chiton to the left (above the dimensions) other line?) striding, in the right shouldering the spear, on his left arm rounder Shield.
XI PHRYGIA 2 I I Plate VII o 18 ZEBAZTH left. Bust portrait of the MAPjKOZ “ ATTAkJI. AMM j • 1 1 L,Lii«rT-n across in the b ekle, ATTAME.O.N Br. 16 Livia to the right. MAN NHIO[Z] below. club on the Maeander line provided M. S. Variety of I-R. Greek. Coins 205, 652. The coin was false Magnesia (Mionnet III 147, 635 after Sestini) and Sardinia (Mionnet Suppl. VII 417,461) assigned. One others Manneius calls one Inscription from Apamea. 1 ) Mionnet IV 232, 237 and 238 and Suppl. VII 511, 155 are Coins from Hypaipa. Plate VII 11 19 AAPIANOC right, KAI C€B left. Br. 2 1 Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel to the right, Aigis on the left one shoulder. ATTAM SAN MAPCVAC below and right. KIBD.TOI left. In one Rock grotto Seated Marsyas with robe over the knees to the left, cornucopia in the raised right hand, two flutes in the lowered left; lying behind him Urn, the water to the left flows out. Five boxes in the field above (xißwxoO, one left, two before, one about and one behind the head the Marsyas. M. S., two copies; Br. Museum, with KAIC C€B; Löbbecke. All these specimens show clearly KIB/ITOI, not, like so far read became, KIB.O.TOC, 2 ) and the through this caption designated xtßwxot in fact the appearance is crosswise roped boxes, the free above the grotto or that Mountains lie. This one peculiar Presentation seems the acceptance G. Hirschfelds too confirm, that that by Strabo (569 and 576) known and also from Pliny and Ptolemy mentioned the nickname Apamea, ^ Kisswxoc:, out the commercial significance of the -City to explain be. 3 ) Strabo denotes net Apamea as the most important trading city the province Asia next Ephesus. You and Kaisareia 4 ) formed the greatest storage and Transit sites fin- the trade between Italy, Greece and the west coast of Asia Minor on the one hand, and the Euphrates countries on the other hand ; on these Meaning show without Doubts Presentation and Caption of the coins there, as well as, at least to minting time, the epithet the city. ') Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 465. 2 ) Mionnet IV 233, 242; Suppl. VII 5 12, 159. 3 ) About Kelainai, Apamea, Kibotus 1875 S. 15. Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I : p. 671, 2 Hischfelds rejects idea. 4 ) See Rev. Suisse de num. VIII 4 (6 of the S.-A.) 271
2 I2 XI PHRYGIA Plate VIIi3 20 Likewise, but with KAI CGBA. Likewise, with just ATTAM €/lN left and Br. 20 two Boxes, these behind Marsyas. M. S. cf. [n/a Waddington n. 5710. This same Coin image appears yet to time des Caracalla, but without boxes, and the Grotto through Mountains replaced. 21 M AVPH left, OVHPOC KA Br. 26 right. head des Caesar's to the right. M. S. See Im. Waddington n. 5716. •ATTAM GAN' left, -OMONOIA- right. .Standing Homonoia with wreath and veiled head to the left, the empty right hand held out, the lowered left on dress. 22 M AVPHA left, OVHPOC KAIC Br. 26 right. Bust of Caesar with robe on the right. €TTI CKVMNOV B TOV AHMHTPIOV T B, in Fields right ATTAM6, left n.N. Sheaf with four ears of corn. M. S. Coins with that Images des Pius show the same Back. 1 ) 23 Br. M OTT AI AAOVMGNI ANOC K 20 Bust portrait des Caesar's with Armor and coat to the right. M. S. ATT left, AM6AN right. Standing naked Poseidon on the left, the right ten feet supported on a ship's prora, on the right dolphin, the left on the trident. Plate VIT 14 23 a Like I-B. Greek. Coins 206, 655, where to add is, that after e-TTI Br. 37 ATANOeeTOV APTC-MA on the right in the field p stands. M. S. ') Rev. num. 1892 Tab. II 6.
XI PHRYGIA 213 Plate VII 15 24 AVT K M- left, -TO TOPAIANO Br. 37 right, C below. Bust portrait des Kaiser with radiation wreath, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. TTA(pa) BAKXIOV left, KA|AAIKA€ right, in Fields right OVC T|A, in ab- cut ATTAM€n|N. Athena to the left sitting on a rock, to the right the shield is leaning. The upper body the goddess is turned to the right; her blows the double flute, the her in both hands holds. This helmeted Main reflects yourself in the aöAoxpyjvrj, the curled area to the right of Shields lies. Left in the background mountain peaks, behind which Marsyas, until to the hip visible, visible, his amazement by spreading out the poor man expressed. This piece, from the same Stamping like that from Sestini like that fantastic described copy to Munich, 1 ) enabled finally the correct reading of the second name, KaXXoxXvji;. For the characters TA you could, for example xajjiac; suggest, if not on others apamean Coins TA b would occur. 2 ) 25 M- IOVA-
214 XI PHRYGIA 28 AVT r M K TPAIANOC AGKIOC Br. 33 CC-B Bust portrait as well. M. S. 29 AVT K r OC-IB left, TP TAA Br. 38 AOCCB right. Bust portrait of Gallus with laurel and pan- Zer to the left. M. S. Den Hero Kelainos shows also Severa. ) On my copies Hero clearly pronounced. The n Inscription KC-AAINOC. 2 ) TT CTPATO N I K IAN left, OV TTAL4-T ATTA ^AN right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, rudder on globe and Cornucopia to the left. TTAP KA ATTOAI N left, A]PIOV ATTA M6AN right. Standing naked he- ros Kelainos from front, head (with bandage) to the left, coat about dem back, shell in the right and the left on the spear; in front of him at his feet vessel or basket (xißwxo??) one coin with that Images the Otacilia the the latter is the Taenie on the head des similar jewelry show the heads with the Plate VII 16 I Br. II A pp i a Bust of Cybele with wreathed Tower crown and Veil to the right. Pkr. 5-65 M.S. ATTIANNN right. Zeus enthroned with naked torso to the left, Eagle on the right, the left at the Scep ter; under the throne T§T. Araa is the older spelling of the city name. The coin comes from from the second or first century v. BC, and seems the only known this one time to be. 2 AV KA NC TPAIANOC left, C€- Br. 20 re AAKIKOC right. head des Kaiser with Laurel to the right. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5739. [AITr^auivou] TTnAAinNOC CT B ATTTTIA ND.N Bearded river god with naked tem upper body left on the ground sitting, in the Right a reed pipe shouldering; the left arm on leaning on the urn, water flowing out of it. Appia, now Abia, was on one in the Dindymon Mountains arising secondary rivers of the Tembrogios or tembris. ') Mionnet IV 237, 264. 2)N. 12 andl-B. Greek. Coins 205, 651 plate XII 3.
XI l'HRYGIA 215 3 m iovaioc 4)iAinnoc a\t Br. 28 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Radiation crown and coat to the left, spear in the right th, on left arm Shield with Gorgoneion. M.S. 4 Br. 28 5 M OTAKIAI (like this) left, A C€OV- Br. 25 HPA right. Bust portrait the Otacilia with diadem right- there. M.S. Eni AVP ANTE P/1TO C Z/ITIK APX A, in the field ^ll! .Standing Zeus in TO fN long robe to the left, Eagle up the right, the lowered left on Scepter. Eni AVP ANTEPilTOC left, ZIITIK [NE?] APX-A right, An|l~ll in the field left. Caesar Philipp in the tank on the left- standing there, shell in the right, the left on the spear. M IOVAIOC Cf)IAinnOC AVr. Same stamp. Bust portrait of the younger Phi lip with crown of rays, pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. Waddington, Rev. num. 1 85 1 Plate VI 5. B e u d o s vs. Palaiobeudos. B r i a Bria, that between Eumeneia and Sebastian in close by by Burlas located was, 1 ) seems just to time des September Severus, with and without imperial portraits, shaped to have. I AV KAI C€TT left, C€OVHPOC Br. 37 TT right. Bust of the Kai sers with laurel, armor and coat to the right. Brit. Museum. CT|PA left, A|TTOA right. The stand- the naked Dioscuri with caps each other facing, with the one hand that horse, with the others holding the spear. ') Radet, En Phrygie 1 12 ; Ramsay, The cities Journ. of bright. stud. XVII 415 ff. and bishoprics of Plirygia I 2 p. 576 ff.; Anderson,
2l6 XI l'HRYGIA Rruzos Bruzos was the northernmost city the Phrygian Pentapolis, to Stectorion, Otrus, Hieropolis and Eucarpeia belonged.1 ) I AHMOC left, BPOVZHNX1N Br. 19 right. teenager head des Demos with Laurel to the right. M. S. the yet P APVMIKOC right, AN€9HK€ left. Sitting man Zeus with naked upper body left, bowl in law th, the left on Scepter. Inv. Waddington n. 5757 with supposedly IAPVMIKOC. The letter before APVMIKOC is P, and before this one seems from what one on the name 'Epswco? close could. £- to put, 2 IOVAIA left, C6BACTH right. Br. 25 Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. M. S. See Inv. Waddington n. 5758. BPOVZ left, HNflN right. Standing naked Poseidon on the right, the left setting foot on a ship's prora, in the raised right hand the three- zack swinging and the left with reaching out to the dolphin. 3 Br. 25 Likewise. In trade. Likewise, with Poseidon to the left out- striding, turning his head back, placing the right foot on the prora, the trident in the right back- upwards swinging and the Left with the dolphin also to the right stretching. 4 BOVAH right. Bust portrait the Likewise. Br. 26 BouXrj with veil to the right. M. S.; Berlin, Prokesch East, Inedita 1859 Tab. III 10. Prof. Ramsay wants Poseidon as a leader overseas (Macedonian) on- hiker comprehend. 2 ) The Cult des God's in Bruzos lets yourself however, certainly more correct, like for Ankyra, Apamea, eucarpeia, in which above P. 205 designate net sense as des Earthshaker explain. ') Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2,683 ff. A a. u. p. 68; f-
XI l'IIRYGIA Plate VII 17 5 Br. 3 < M • AV | ANT.O.N G 1 1 N O C on three lines above, TT- | C€- T€TAC| KAI also below. The yourself facing young people Bust portraits of Caracalla with Laurel and armor right- there and of the Geta with pan- Zer and coat to the left. Lübbecke. POV0>INO left, C AN right, G0HK|€N in Fields left, BPOVXHM[nN in Section. In the upper one half of field more sedentary Zeus with naked upper body to the left, shell in the Right, the left at the scepter. under- half on either side of picture two facing, snake-footed bears great giants, the heads upwards directed towards the God, with the one arms stretched out towards the middle the image of Zeus carrying, as it were, 1 ) in the other hand apparently a Container or basket with contents pormaintaining. The liier group shown is known out later coins from Bruzos with the portraits des Maximums and Maximus, 2 ) and, something varies, out Coins of Akmoneia out the Time of Alexander and Gordians. 3 ) The previous Acceptance one defiant Attitude the Giants towards Zeus, or one mutual pelting" the same with stones, is not durable: the giants appear in Opposite as long ago Defeated and that Servants of Zeus, in the Hand not swinging stones, but apparently offering offerings. Also the advance the poor one under the Images of gods means according to Mayer not, that the Statue worn will, but this movement comes from from dem in the later era usual Include the Knees. 6 AVT K T IOV OVHP MA5IM6I- Br. 29 NOC T IOV OVHP MA5IMOC K The yourself facing Bust portraits of the emperor Laurel, armor and mantle to the right and des Caesar's with Tank and coat to the left. BPOVX left, HNflN right. Standing Athena by in front, head to the left, in the Right shell about flame- the altar, the left on the spear and right at feet Shield. M. S. 1 ) See M. Mayer, The Giants and Titans in the ans. Legend and Art 408 f. 2 ) Mionnet Suppl. VII 524, 211 Plate XV 2; Cli. Lenormant, Gal. myth 18, 12 Plate IV 12; Ramsay a. a. O. 433, 686 Plate II 3. Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins, 3 ) Waddington, Rev. num. 18; I p. 155, 10 plates VI2 and Inv. n. 5515 and 5525 Plate XV 3 ; ZfN XIII 138 Plate IV 13; Ramsay a. a. O. Plate II 4. On these Coins hold the giants in the outwards ge- turned hands the tips of one of her snake feet. 28
218 XI PHRYG CA 7 Likewise, with AV instead of AVT. Br. 29 M. S. BPOVS left, HNilN right. Standing city goddess with Tower crown from in front, head to the left, the Rights on Scepter, cornucopia in the left arm. D i o k 1 e i a From this one east from Akmoneia located Stems 1 ) are until now just two Coins out the time of Caracalla or Elagabalus to appear come, the one with the picture of Apollo, 2 ) the other with that of Demeter, 3 ) both with the Inscription AlOKAGANilN MOKEAN.O.N. Dionysopolis Dionysopolis lay over that left shore des Maiandros, through this one from the level the Hyrgalean separated. 4 ) The oldest coinage the city, out the time of Augustus or not long before, show predominantly Dionysian Types: image or head of the god, thyrsus, ivy wreath, grape, serpent basket, Silenskopf. While the Imperial period comes then more variety in the choice the Coin images. 1 head des Silenus, without neck, Br. 1 5 to the right. 2-32 M.S. AloNY on the right, ZOTTO on the left. Grape. 2 Head of Silenus with ivy and Br. 15 Neck to the right. Pkr. AIONVCO TTOA€ IT/IN from top right here. basket with the door half open ckel, under which a snake on the left- shoots out; behind it diagonally provided shepherd's staff. Pkr. r8o M.S. See Mionnet IV 28 1, 496 Plate LXXVII 3; Inv. Waddington n. 5933. ') Rarasay a. a. O. p. 632. 2 ) Cat. Exereunetes n. 331; Journ. of bright. stud. IV 422. 3 ) A v. Sallet, Z fN XVI 8 Fig. 4 ) Rarasay, Journ. of bright. stud. IV 374 ff., X 216 ff.; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 126; S. Reinach, Chronicles d'Orient I 497, 4.
XI PHRYGIA J3 "AH- left, MOC right. Ju- AI ONVCOnOA right, C-ITnN left. Ste- Br. 20 final head of the demo standing Demeter with Kalathos and to the right. Veil to the right, the Rights on Scepter, in the left poppy between ears of corn. M. S. Front pictured Rev. Suisse de num. VII Plate XX 23. 4 Br. AH MOC right. teenager head of the demo with Lor beer to the right. In trade. AIONVC left, OH above, OAe-IT.fl right, N in section. Youth Hero to horse in step to the right, the fluttering chlamys around neck ties, in the left the double shouldering the hatchet. The type is Imhoof, Lydian City coins 103 fr. and 1 50 ff. discussed been. A similar Equestrian image with the Bipennis is coming on one small Relief too Develler at Dionysopolis before. 1 ) The coin n. 2 seems out the time Hadrian, n. 3 and 4 from the Begin des third century to date. j5 ZEBA on the left, ZTOZ on the right. head AI0NYZ0[T70]|AITnN right, [IA]OME- Br. 19 of Augustus to the right. Pkr. NEYZ] AOTTA left. Standing youth lich Dionysus in a long robe to the left, in the right grape, in the lowered left the Thyrsos holding. M. S. 1/6 Likewise. AI ONVZO |TTOAIT.flN right, [X]APIZE- Br. 19 NO[Z]|EX TOV. . left. Standing Zeus with bare chest to the left, Eagle on the right, the lowered left on Scepter. M.S. See Mionnet Sappl. VII 553, 311; Num. Chron. VIII 25, 3. ')Ramsay, Journ. of hell. stud. X 219. 28*
220 XI P1IRYÜ I.\ 7 Br. i! As well. M. S. Likewise, with [XjAPlEENOZ The monogram XA on n. 6 provides maybe out Inadvertently for the patronymic EKATOV to read would be. TOV X> KA. v 8 AV K • A-C€1T | C€OVHPOC Br. 44 TT€P - on two lines about, AV K- ANTD.N€INOC | A-CGTT- TGTAC | KAI on three lines under the Breast images des Severus with laurel right- there in the middle, of the Geta to the right behind it, and des Caracalla with laurel left- in front of Severus, all with pan- Zer and coat. t/y Mus. Belgrade. XAPHC b 16 p left, €VC AIONV above, COV AN € H[K] right, AIONVCOTTO|- AGITD.N in Section. Standing ju- final Dionysus in a long time wall and coat to the left, Kantha ros in the right, Thyrsus in the lowered left and left at feet sitting panther; standing in front of him- de Apollo from Hierapolis in lan- according to robe and coat to the right, Plectrum in the lowered one right, Lyra in left arm; behind Diony sos the standing Asklepios from the front, Head to the left, the right to the neck gene staff, the left veiled. A other medallion the same Dionysus priest, with dem Images des Severus and that enthroned Dionysus besides that peeking pan (not satyr), has Babelon, Rev. num. 1892 p. 123, 18 Plate V 3 known made. Xap7j£ ß' lepebc, Atovuaou but says not, that Chares to second time priest, son- dern that he son des Chares was. v9 AVT K M AVA left, NTANG I- Br. 24 NOC right. Bust portrait des Elagabalus with laurel, pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. AIONVCO left, rTOA€ITn.N right, -TO* in the field on the left. Standing Asclepius from the front, the rights to the snake rod. IO AVT M AV ON left, TAN G I- Br. 26 NOC right. The same breast image. v/m. S.; Munich. AIONVCOTT left, OA€ IT/IN right, fo in the field on the right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and Cornucopia to the left.
XI I'IIRYGIA 22 1 II eiOVAlA M left, AICA CG B AIONVC left, OTTOACI right, in the field Br. 29 right. Bust portrait the Julia right TflN, left to. Cult image the Maisa to the right. standing Demeter in a double chiton from in front, with peplos overhead and back, in each hand a torch upholding. To the left of the goddess a small Image of Telesphoros from front. In trade. Wroth, Journ. of bright. stud. IV 101, 3 with supposedly TO 6; n. 2 a. a. Oh, a piece with that Images the Domna and Inv. Waddington n. 5942 with Annia Faustina show the same Type. This same cult image, through poppy head and ear to both pages as deme- ter or Persephone characterized, show coins from Themisonion with also exclusively empresses, Domna (?), Mamaea and Otacilia Severa. 12 ANNIA (f)AVCT left, G I NA AVI" Br. 31 CG B right. Bust portrait the Annia Fausteina with diadem to the right. filU Mürigheji. Mionnet IV 281, 500, Suppl. VII 553 AIONVCO left, FOAGITn|N right, to in Section. Sitting Cybele with Tower crown to the left, shell in the right, the Left on the tympanum. To both sides the goddess ever a Seated lion to the left. 12. C^iTAvJ **-U *£ > «3 Br. 33 IG PA CV left, NKAHTOC right. youth Bust portrait des Senate with Bind and Ge- wall to the right. M.S. AI ONVCOTTOAG IT/IN, below to. Two intertwined hands. 14 TTO left, AIC right. Bust portrait Br. 19 the city goddess with tower crown and robe right- there. M. S. AIONVC On left, OAGIT.QN right, to left in Fields. Standing more naked Hermes with boots to the left, bag in the right, in the left staff and robe. The type of year name "f~0, which are on the backs of the coins n. 9 - 14 and without Doubts also on the des Inv. Waddington n. 5942 f. and 7071, if the latter not like that that Bust portrait Caracallas shows, occurs, corresponds
222 XI PHRYGIA the the Hyrgalean coins with Alexander, TTR (30O), 1 ) and the laodike niches with Caracalla, "tlTH (88). 2 ) Everyone of these numbers stands in the numismatic matic the relevant city completely isolated there, is but one for one Tahres coinage noticeably large number various coins together. Off this fact is to close, that it yourself here, as verifiable in other- ren Asia Minor cities, 3 ) around so-called festival coins acts, the on- venial one festival year or any one celebration political or religious Character shaped and distributed were. This Year 306 the Hyrgalean based probably on the Sullan era, Autumn 85/84 BC BC, according to which the first year of Alexander's reign, Fall 221/222, corresponds. Laodicea seems as a reminder on the with good deeds associated operations look for the Emperor Hadrian in the year i 23 4 ) a time calculation with the beginning of autumn 123/124 to have accepted. The year 88 Autumn is about to happen 210/2 1 1 AD For Dionysopolis results yourself out the year 70 and the coin with the Annia Faustina, the just in J. 221/222 AD wife des Elagabalus ge- beings to be seems, 5 ) Fall 152/153 as first year of the era. On which one event during the reign of Pius is, remains once- stay invisible : maybe on the Establishment of Play or one Cultes, or for special benefits according to Pius the earthquakes of the years 151 or 152,°) the maybe too Dionysopolis affected had. D o k i m e i o n I Br 15 AO K I on the left, M GAN on the right. chest picture of Athena with Aegis to the right. M.S. [A]OVP€IO left, C right. Bearded man River god with naked upper body left on the ground sitting, ears of grain in the right, in the left cornucopia; under this urn, the water ent- flows. The river name is new. The Initial seems an A to be, whose tip on Edge broken out is; the base of the letter is clearly. ') I-B. Greek. Coins 217; Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 129. 2 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 217 and 219; Ramsay a. a. O. p. 47 and 60. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 56 (Sebastopolis), 67 (gangra); Journ. of hell. stud. XVIII 166/8 (Pom- peiopolis). 4 ) Ramsay a. a. O. p. 47 f, 60. 5 ) There the Alexandrian Coins the Annia Faustina always with that fifth year of the reign of Elagabalus L€ referred to are — a piece with LA should yourself now in Brit. Museum are located — like that is for this empress too here this fifth year = autumn 221/222 to accept. See A. v. Sallet, Data of Alexandrian imperial coins 53. °) Waddington, Chronol. de la many you rheteur Aelius Aristide 40 ff.
XI PHRYGIA 223 2 Br. 15 Same stamp. In trade. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5944. M in Section, AK€ left, AON right. Mount Persis. 3 Br. 17 4 Br. OK Likewise. Lübbecke. As well. M. S. TT6P left, CIC right. Mount Persis; in the ear of grain (?) section. Likewise, with AOKIM6 right, nN left. 5 Beardless head of Do kimo(?) AOKI left, ME/1N right. The Mt Br. 20 to the right. Persis. M.S. One larger Presentation of the mountain with Cybele on one Head start des- same offers a coin out the time des Macrinus. ) Plate VII 18 6 Br. 21 AOKIMOC on the right. Head of the Do kimos with laurel right- there. M.S. AOKI left, MEflN right. Standing more naked Apollo from front, head to the right, with Laurel branch in the half collected right, the left on the bow supported; on left Raven running arm upwards. Left from God tripod, on dem yourself a snake winds up and over its pelvis a jug lies. cf. the Back Mionnet IV 283, 512; on this one Cousinery pieces (Munich) is the jug above that Tripod also to recognize. With the same headstamp gives it coins with Asclepius on the back side, like Mionnet IV 283, 507. ') Yearb. cl. arcli. Inst. III 295, 2 Plate IX 28.
224 XI I'IIKYC, IA Plate VIIig 7 ^ AO left, KIMOC right. head MAK left, EAONnN right, AOKIME|nN Br. 32 likewise. in Section. Kneeling female figure right, head and more right-wing Arm turned to the left seeking help; her seems from a lion be- threatens to be, whose head behind that of those kneeling protrudes (?). Um these group around three naked ones Men with fluttering chlamys, on- seemingly charging at the lion, the one with raised more armed Right from the left, the second with the Right that Sword pulling and Shield between the feet, from the right forth, and the third with raised be- armed hands from the middle of the background. Vienna. This one coin seems out the time Gordians to originate. From that Local myth, on the the Presentation probably to relate is, have us none customer. 8 AVT KAI M AV left, ANT.QN6 1- Br. 30 NOC right. Bust portrait des young Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. MAKG left, AON|nN right, AOKIM€|D.N in Section. Cybele with Kalathos, Scepter in the right and tympa- non in the links, to the right on a lion riding. M. S. 9 M OTEA MAKP ANTflN AIAAOV- Br. 27 MENIANOC K" Bust portrait of Caesar's with Tank and robe to the right. AOKI left, h€nN MAKE right, AONAN in Section. Same type. M.S.
XI PHRYGIA 225 Plate VII 20 10 Likewise, with ANTriKEI and h€. AOK I M ED. |N left, MAKEAO NAN right. Br. 28 Standing teenager naked Dio nysos from the front, head to the right, that on a raised ground- standing up rights leg with the Chlamys be- covers, the rights to Thyrsos, the lowered left hand at the right school ter of the winged Eros, the right-wing there striding out to the god to- looks back. Small naked figure on the left (Satyr?) with more advanced Right rushing to the left, and in the background, between the right arm and leg Dionysus, goat-footed horned Pan with Pedum in the right. Hermitage; Löbbecke. To this group you have probably the sleeping Ariadne to think the Dionysus finds. Compare number Magazine XVI Tab. IV 5. II M ANT TOP left, AIANOC AVr Br. 28 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M.S. AOKIME.O.N left, MAKE AON.O.N right. Standing Athena with Aegis right- there, in the rights raised Spear obliquely downwards holding, on left arm rounder Shield. Dorylaion / Br. About this northernmost of the Phrygian cities have most recently Preger and Noack Ath. Mith. XIX 301-334 and Koerte ibid. XX 16 ff. and 372 reported. AV NE TPAIANOC KAICAP left, 33 CE TEP AAKIKOC right. head des Kaiser with Laurel to the right. M. S. AOPVAA left, EilN right, MEAHNOC in Section. Sitting man Zeus with bare upper body to the left, bowl in the right, the left at the Scep ter. Behind the seat on the floor eagle from the front, head to the left, the wings hitting. One Variety this one coin is Inv. W'addington 11. 5966 Plate XVI 4 off- forms. MeXTjVOg seems an unknown nickname of Zeus to be. Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 2o
226 XI PHRYGIA 2 Br. 73 Br. 28 CABGINA right, C€ BACTH left. Bust portrait the Sabina with Diadem and high hairstyle to the right. AOPVAA left, EAN right. End of the throne Cybele with Tower crown to the left, shell in the right, the left on tympanum; before at her feet sit- the lion to the left. Mus. Winterthur. See Prokesch East, Arch. Newspaper 1844 S. 344 Plate XXII 48. 4>OVA TTAAVTIAAA C€BA Chest image the Plautilla to the right. M. S. AOPVAA left, E |/1N right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and Cornucopia to the left. 4 M ANT TOPAIANOC AVrO chest Br. 35 picture of the emperor with rays crown, Tank and coat to the right. In trade. Eni ATTIKOV APX TO b AOPVAA, in EAN section Flaming Altar between two standing each other facing men with chiton, Coat and boots, each a bowl holding over the altar. About this flying eagle to the left. The figure right seems a Scepter in the Left to hold. 5 Likewise, the bust with laurel Br. 31 beer. In trade. Eni ATTIKOV APX | TO B, in section AOPVAAE|nN. Bearded man River god (Tembris) on the ground sitting, branch in the right, the Left on the Urn containing water escaped. Epictetus Ice S. above Aizanis. He r i z a This one in the cone Caria assigned place lay between Themisonion and Kibyra. 1 ) Mionnet wrote him one only coin to, the but the Colony ') Cousin et Diehl, Bull, de corr. Hell. XIII 334 fl.; nnd bishoprics of Phrygia I 253 IT.; Schulten, The bearard, there also XV 556 ff. ; Ramsay, The cities Macedon. Military colonies, Hermes XXXII 531.
XI PHRYGIA 227 Corinth heard. 1 ) Since then are one row eric copper coins, before- namely out the time of Severus, to appeared. I TTAIAMOZ under dem chest EPI under a horse bust to the right. Br. 11 form Athena to the right. 1-85 M.S. Without Doubts is Inv. Waddington n. 2338 instead of TTAZAN . . also ITata|io? to read. Both Coins are probably imprints out dem last year- hundred v. BC 2 A- C€TT left, TETAC K right. Br. 19 Bust portrait des Caesar's with Tank and coat right- there. M. S. GPIZ left, H NAN right. Cult image of the Artemis Ephesia with Taenia by front. Eucarpeia I CABGINA left, C€ BACTH right. Br. 22 Bust portrait the Sabina with Wreath of wheat to the left. M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5994. 6TTI TTGAIAC C€ left, KOVNAHC GVKAP right, TTS/IN in Fields right. Ste- standing Cybele with Kalathos, double chiton and veil from the front, both hands on the heads the lions lowered, the right and left of the Goddess, looking sideways, sit. The Cybele type is identical with that of Attuda and Trapezopolis, Laodi keia and Peltai. Through the garland will be Sabina as SeßaatTj Eußoata or Euxapma characterized. 2 ) Likewise is the type the following coins n. 2 and n. 5, the seated city goddess with ears of corn, the city name accordingly, as EuxapTua, ,the rich in fruits' to comprehend. 2 [AV] K A C€TTT left, C€OVH- Br. 31 POC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. €VKAPTT left, 6D.N right. Seated city goddess with tower crown left- there, two ears of corn in the lowered right, the left on Scepter. l ) Mionnet III 345, 248; Rev. num. 1851 p. 402. 2 ) See Imhoof, Lydian city coins 1 08, 1 and 1 82.
228 XI PHRVGIA LV.fclVIl2i 3 AV K M AVP left, ANTnN€l- Br. 27 NO|C right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel and scale pan- zor to the right. M. S. €VKAP left, nameN right. Standing Artemis in the belted chiton and Coat from the front, head to the right, the Rights on returned the quiver gene, in the advanced Left bow. Deer standing on the left- there, turning his head to the goddess, right small Cult image one archaic schen Artemis with Kalathos and Double chiton in front, the right side chest, the left lowered. A new stamp to the at R. v. Tailor (Statuette the Artemis, Vienna 1896) pictured thirteen with the pretty one Artemis group. 4 (bOVABIA left, TTAAVTI AAA Br. 22 right. Bust portrait the chat tilla to the right. €VKAPTT left, eriU right. Standing Tyche with rudder and cornucopia to the left. M. S. 5 AVT K | T IOV OVhP | MAIIMG I- 6VKAP left, TT6nN right. Guys like Br. 30 NOC on three lines above, n. 2. r IOV OVhP | MAIIMOC | KAI likewise below. The each other facing busts of the Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right, and of Caesar with armor and coat to the left. In trade ; Inv. Waddington n. 6001. Eumeneia I Bust portrait des Hermes with GVM|€N6 left, D.N right. Standing Br. 16 frizzy hair and clothes At hena on the left, bowl on the right to the right; in front of him herald ten, the left on shield and spear, rod. Pkr. Pkr. 2.30 M.S.
XI PHRYGIA 229 2 Bust portrait of the youthful Dio- Br. 17 ny sos with a bandage on the forehead, ivy and robe right- ten. Pkr. 2*95. In trade. 3 €VM€N€IA right. Bust portrait of the Br. 18 city goddess with tower crown and robe right- there. Pkr. 4-04M S. Plate VII 22 4 Br. 20 5 Br. 13 ') I-B. Greek. Coins 2 11, 683 Plate XII 21; Rev. nura. 1891 p. 5 Tab. II 17; here below n. 6 and 7 Plate VII n. 23. 2 ) Mionnet Suppl. VII 564, 356. 3 ) Inv. Waddington n. 6033 (Domitian), 6041 (Geta); Mionnet IV 295, 571 (M. Aurelius Caesar). 4 ) Imhoof, Lydian city coins, 150fr., cf. 103 f. 5 ) S. below n. 23, 24, 27. €VM€ right, N€nN left. Same Type. AXAin left, N right. Sitting Kybe le with tower crown, bowl and tym- panon linkshin; front sitting at feet- the lion to the left. Pkr. 6 ) The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 355 ff. and 374. Ramsay remembered there also one Carian Zeus type with bipennis, Spear and deer on Eumenean coins, without indication where these yourself located. Probably acts it is about coins from Euromos like Mionnet III 346, 252 and Inv. Waddington n. 2349. 6VM left, €N€ IA right. The- €VM
230 XI l'HRYGIA larger coins with that thrusting Bulls are the lines, like above, OYA| AEPIOZ Z|MEPToPlz separated. All copies, the I seen, as well the Coins from Fulvia, show as Initial constant Z, never Z 1 ) To the coin Rev. num. 1 8g i S. 5, 16 Tab. II 16 (Cat. Cubasch 1899 n. 604) is to be noted, that the inscription not ArPITTTTINA from below after above, but, like I-B. Greek. Coins 211, ü8i Plate XII 17, ATPITTTTTNA (like this) from above after below shows. 6 AV AOMITIANOC right, KAI - € I CA Nl~l AA NTO C [M KA OVAAG]PIANOV I»r.' 23 ["€ PMAN IKOC left. Head of APXI ACIAC, in Fields right €VM€. Emperor with laurel right- left N|€n.N. teenager more naked there. Apollo with long Curls and Laurel wreath (?) standing to the left the right raven to the left, in the left Arm double hatchet and chlamys. M. S. Two copies, one incomplete. I-R. Monnaies grecques 400, 104; Inv. Waddington n. 6034. Plate VII 23 7 Br. 22 Likewise. Berlin. Likewise, with GICANTSIAANTOC. double ax with Snake around the handle in square counterstamp. 2 ) New on coins is the designation des the coin dedicators or donation denden as siaaYyst'AavTOg, that, with aitrjaauivoi) maybe equivalent, with the judicial Ice Angelie even nothing in common have can. Plate VIl24 8 AVTO KAICAP left, [ANTTINGI- Br. 25 NOC] right. Bust portrait des Pius with laurel, Tank and Aegis to the right. Löbbecke; Inv. Waddington n. 6038. AXAID.N left, [€VM6N€nN] right. Ste- hender Taurus to the right; to his Winged Nike standing on the left to the right, with the left that left horn of the bull capturing and with the right hand pulling out the knife. Mionnet IV 293, 567 is a coin from aphrodisias, Suppl. VII 563, 349 from Dionysopolis. ') Waddington, Rcv. num. 1 85 1 p. 171, 3. Coins with Nero Caesar (Copenhagen) and with 2 ) Den namely Counterstamp hits man on Agrippina (Cat. de Moustier plate I 436b's).
XI PHRYGIA F u 1 v i a Because of the counterstamp repeat I liier the Description one otherwise sufficient known Coin. i Head of Fulvia as winged [(f)]OYAOYI A N [/IN] right, ZMEPTOPI Br. 19 Nike with hair braid about l~0[E] j dpiAflN IAO[Yj left. stride- the crown to the right. Up de Athena in double chiton and with this one in round counter- over the chest intersecting ribbons stamp &\ dern to the left, in the right the Holding spear vertically in front of him, Shield with Gorgoneion on the left arm. 7-5o m. S.; Rev. Number 1853 Plate X 5; Inv. Waddington n. 6046 Plate XVI 11; Brit. Museum. Num. Chronicle 1873 Plate XI 10; Berlin. Zf'N XI 167; M. S. Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de num. VIII Tab. III 1; Paris. Cohen, Mon. de l'Empire Rome. I2 51, 1. The types and especially clothing and movement the Athena remember on one almost simultaneous (46/5 v. BC) from C. Clovius in Spain shaped copper coin. 1 ) Another coin the city of Fulvia, the half piece the above, the Löbbecke described has, 2 ) shows definitely the boyish head on the front des Eros, not that Image the Fulvia. Plate VIIas 2 Bust portrait of winged Eros 4>OYAOYI | AND.N | ZMEPTOPI on three Br. 18 with hair braid over that lines in an ivy wreath. Head and robe on Jibe to the right. Löbbecke, ZfN XVII 21. The hair braid and the robe on Jibes are coming also on Eros heads other coins, e.g. B. from Kaisareia and of Antiochus VII. before. Both head types, the Nike and des Eros, were in Eusebeia Kaisareia imitated.-) This one Coins are until now the single, the on the part one Asia Minor city the acceptance of the name Fulvia in honor the 40 v. BC died wife des M. Anthony testify. There just ten to twenty years later Coins with that rare name Z|t£px6p^ too in Eumenea (see above n. 5) shaped were, like that will general suspected, that these city for short time adopted the name Fulvia have, 3 ) and that the on the coins of Magistrate called Fulvia identical be with the Valerius Smertorix the eume neigh Coins. ') Babelon, Mon. de la Republic Rome. I 366, II. and 13. 2 ) Rev. Suisse de num. VIII 7 and 8 Tab. I 12 3 ) See Ramsay a. a. O. I I p. 237.
232 XI l'HRYGIA Grimenothyrai That the City of Grimenothyrai from Traianopolis to differentiate is, love I Festschrift for O. Benndorf 204 ff. proven. New is that following piece from Traians time : Plate VI] 26 1 €TTI A on the left, TYAAI on the right. chest TPIM6N right, OeVP6fl|N left. Standing Br. 18 image the Artemis with Ge- Demeter in double chiton and man- wall to the right, diagonally across tel to the left, three ears of corn in the present the back quiver, in front of the stretched right, the left on Chest bow half with deer Scepter, its shaft below decorated head at the end. is. 4 37 m. S. Hadrianopolis According to Ramsay and Anderson seems the old name from Hadrianopolis Thym been brion to be. 1 ) Here heard the earlier the of the same name city in Thrace or Bithynia given coin 2 ) : I Bust portrait the Athena with AAPIANOTTO left, AITnN right. standing- Br. 22 Aegis to the right. of men with cap, crescent moon and wide coat from the front, head on the left- there, on the right pine apple, the Left on the scepter. Mus. Hunter Tab. II 18; Mionnet, Suppl. II 302, 005. 2 CG left, B.A right. Bust portrait AA left, P.I right. Flaming Altar. Br. 12 of men with hat, Ge- wall and crescent moon left- there. roi M.S. C € B A stands for Seßaax>]Vu)V. This Coins equals those the neighboring Colony Antioch. ') Journ. of bright. stud. VIII 491, 48, 49; XVIII 2 ) S.I-B. Monnaies grecques 400; Num. Zcitscbr. 116 ff. Ramsay, As. min. 140, 57 and 142, 60. XVI 291; I-B. Greek. Coins 213.