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Coins of Asia Minor, Volume I — 1901
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XI PHRYGIA 233 3 AVKM AVP left, ANTUUN€INO C€B AAPIANO €TTI A left, PX KAAAI Br. 34 right, C C€B below. head KPATOV right, C B- in Section. 1 ) of the slightly bearded Caracalla Standing Nemesis in double chiton with laurel to the right. rephfshin nip I^pphtf1* on df^r T^ni^t i 1 1 and ^ 1 1 1 II . UH/ XvvUlll^ 'LI 1 \_1 v3 1 JJl LL.^L, in the Left more ornate staff. To feet behind wheel, front more sedentary Reach to the right. Löbbecke. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 0070. The same nemesis type comes on Lycian Coins from Gagai out the time Gordians before. 2 ) 4 Inscription retouched. Same €TTI no . . . left, POVC))OV right, AAPI Br. 25 head with laurel and gifts TO OTT OAIT/1N in section. In one wall to the right. Temple front with two large pillars Vessel, xpaiTjp, and rod to the left of it- 5 AV K M AV C€V AAGIANAPON AAPIANO left, . OINOQ>IAOV. . . . T).. lJl . 3 1 Bust portrait des Kaiser with right, C[€Bim Leide. Standing Tyche Laurel, armor and mantle with Kalathos, Rudder and filling to the right. horn to the left. M. S. Up the names OlVOcpiXoc; foil 1*11 i'ii-1!" i"siii"M i^;r*il»^in f I 1 t-* m/t A\/PW 'i ncm j liHii Vlv-1 JJIILIIoLlLLJCIIj LI IC VV1C n V T 1 1 aUoüCIlCil« O Likewise, with AA€IANAPOC. AAPI ANOTTOA APX AIO({)ANTOV AAS . ., Br. 34 C6|B in the field. Floating Nike with wreath and palm branch to the left, the M. S. left foot on globe. See Mionnet II 435, 136 (Three); Inv. Waddington n. 6074. 7 AV K M IOV left, AI (|)IAITT- C€BAC AAPIAN left, OTTO APX POV right, Br. 32 TTOC right. Bust portrait des (J)OV below. Tyche as on n. 5. Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. i ) Hereafter is the inscription I-B. Greek. coin correct. Zen 213, 686 (with supposedly KAAAICTPATOV). 2 ) S. below Gagai. Imho of-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 30
234 XI PHRYGIA 8 Br. 26 1 Br. 28 Plate VII 28 2 Br. 15 AV K M IOVAI 4>!AITTOC (like this). €TTI P left, OVCbOV right, AAPIA;NO in Bust portrait des Kaiser with Section. Karmeios with naked Laurel and scale pan- Upper body sitting on the floor to the left, Zer to the right. in the right hand extended filling horn, the left on the water urn. M. S.; Milan. Mus. Sanclement. III 93 Plate XXXII 347, Hadrianotherai assigned; Mionnet, Suppl. V 48, 245 (Hadrianopolis in Bithynia). The Phrygian City also belong the coins of Hadrianopolis with maxi mus, the Millingen after Pisidia, 1 ) and with Balbinus, the Meyers question wise after Lycaonia 2 ) laid; also Mionnet II 434, 135 with Caracalla and 1 3
XI PHRYGIA 235 3 l€ PA TTO right, AIC left. chest l€PATTOA€l right, TAN left. Standing Br. 18 image the city goddess with Demeter to the left, ears of corn in the two Jags one tower right, the left on the scepter. Pkr. crown about the forehead and Robe to the right. Pkr. 3-38 M.S. The front is same stamp like the pieces with Nemesis I-B. Greek. Coins 212, 692 Plate XII 18 and Inv. Waddington n. 61 16 Plate XVI 22. 4 BOVAH in a straight line to the right. Br. 26 Bust portrait of BouXy) with ste- phane and veil to the right. n-6o M.S. [l]€PATTOA€l left, TnN right in just the lines. Standing Apollo in long robe to the right, Plectrum in the lowered rights, Lyra in left arm. lePAno right, A€ITnN left. Bust of Apollo, with long, top and back tied hair and clothes wall, to the right ; before the Chest Lyra. Plate VII 29 5 lePATTO right, A€IT\n.N left. MO^OC left, TOPBHPOC (instead of TOPPH Br. 36 Bust of Apollo, with BOC) right. Mopsos and Torrebos as naked young figures with Apollonian hairstyle and coat over that back, each other against- surviving. Pug, to the right, holds in the lowered right hand a Lor- berry branch and supports the left on the bow; Torrebos, to the left, holds on the right the cult image one Goddess with Kalathos (?) and rejects the left arm on the up behind him 30-42 sts S.; Lyre standing on a base. Cat. Badeigts de Laborde 186g Tab. n. 481, damaged, with specified lich Artemis and Apollo and €PPHB€C; head, Hist. num. 565; Inv. Waddington n. 6114 with . . . PPHBOC, maybe the specimen de Laboratory des. Off the Time of Hadrian or the Antonine. The on the back depicted heroes stand to Apollo and whose cult in closer relationship. Both are dem God similar and with whose attributes equipped. pug, the to colophon, Mallos and Mopsuestia divine ver- honored Seher, was the son of Strabo (675). of Apollo and the Manto. 2 ) From Lydos, act, like Höfer suspected, Roschers Lexicon II 3210. 1 ) See Ramsray a. a. O. I 88, 3. 2 ) It can yourself this is not about Mopsos, son of 30*
236 XI PHRYGIA to the Lydian king Torrebos, son of the Atys, will tells, let he the lydi- schen, after him named Torrebian tunes invented and taught have, 1 ) and therefore is him the lyre as Attribute given. 6 l€PA CVN|KAHTOC Youth I6PATTO right, A€ IT/IN left. Standing Br. 30 Bust of the Senate with gifts Athena to the right, the Rights on wall to the right. spear, the left on shield; her to- turned, the standing naked her- mes left, bag in the right, Mus. Athens. On the left herald's staff and clamys. Off of the time Traians cf. Numbers Chron. 1896 p. 98, 20 Plate VII 14. 7 Bust of Ty che with tower Br. 25 crown and robe to the right. 7-92 M.S. l€PATTO left, A6ITT1N right. Standing naked and bearded Heracles on the right- there, the right one on the back, the lowered his left hand over that of the lion's skin covered club. l€PATTOA€IT left, ON right. Seated Hygieia with Kalathos to the left, in on the right a bowl of the her holding out an erect snake, the left arm a round pole ster, cushion or backrest supporting. Behind the goddess on one frame Telesphorus by front. Paris. Mionnet IV 298, 588, 589; cf. 299, 597. 2 ) Müller-Wieseler, Thinkm. d. old. Art II Plate LXI 791. Would not Snake feeding and the there standing Telesphoros the seated Goddess as Hygieia characterize, like that could man believe one Cybele type, as the Mionnet that Image in the fact described has, before yourself to see. There a merger the both goddesses here not to accept is, like that is the round object, on dem the an arm the Hygieia rests, for something other as a tympanum to explain. Wieseler held him for the globe. Alone too this suggestion is to be rejected, because the globe just at feet the goddess conceivable is, not but as base of the resting one afel VII 31 8 AAIP on the left, BHNOC on the right. chest Br. 28 image of Apollon Lairbe nos with ray crown and robe to the right. 11-45 M/S. ') Plutarch, de mus. 15; Steph. Byz. s. v. identical with Rev. num. 1 85 1 Plate IX 18, and shows 2 ) Inv. Waddington n. 6101 is without Doubts in this one trap also Hygiene, not Kybcle.
XI PHRYGIA 237 9 Br. Poor. 1 ) The disc-shaped one Essay seems even more so more harmless as mere Pillow be understood to can, as he on others Representations des type, e.g. B. the following, missing. As well. Lübbecke. IG POTTO left, A€ITnN right. Same group; on Seats are short, rod-shaped backrest, Telesphoros stands in the air. 10 Br. 25 Likewise. Likewise, with ie-POTTOA€-l|T.flN left, N€n- KOPnN right. H. Weber, London. These coins come from from the third century, as well the following. II Br. 26 12 Br. 25 IG PA CV left, N KAHTOC right. youth Bust portrait des Senate with robe right- there. IGPAnOj'AS left, I|T/1N NC-n right, KOP|nN left and right in Eelde. Standing bearded emperor(?) in Pan- Zer, coat and .boots to the left, branch in the right, double axe in the left. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 6130 with supposedly Amazon. MEVC TPn right, IOC left. (dykes stamp. Head of Zeus Troios with Bind to the right. M. S. Up one similar pieces finer style, about out the time Hadrian, 2 ) is the standing figure beardless shown. In both cases poses this without a doubt one Emperor represent, equipped with the Apollonian attributes. 13 Br. 25 Likewise, maybe same stamp. In a round counter- stamp standing naked (?) Figure to the left, the left on Spear. Lübbecke. l€POnOAeiTnN N€nKOP|nN around one wreath with the three-line Inscription A|KTI|A l ) Comes on Roman coins the ball con- 2 ) Inv. Waddington n. 6090 Plate XVI 17 with on- constant to Fill des Asclepius and the standing born Amazon. The head of Zeus is same stem Ilygieia before. pels like I-B. Greek. Coins 214, 693 Plate XII 22.
238 XI 1MIRYC.IA 14 4>ABIoZ right, ("MAJII MOZleft. lEPAILOjAEimN | APYAZ on three lines Br. 15 head des Fabius Maximus in a laurel wreath, to the right. Pkr. M.S. Up one others specimens this one Coin. I-R. C.neeli. Coins 213, 688 read I mistakenly APYAZ. «5 Br. 15 Likewise. M. S. I E PAnO | AE I TAN | 9EOKPI TOZ on four lines. Pkr. 16 Br. 21 17 Br. 20 18 Br. 20 Z E BAZ left, TOZ right. head nAlllAZ | AflEAAlAOY left, IEPOnO|AEI- of Augustus to the right. Pkr. M. S. Likewise. TAN right. Tripod with Taenia closed both sides and laurel branch above the pool. base. Likewise, with the official name on the right, the resident name left. Paris. Boutkowski, D ict mim. 1045) n. "953" With the shape 'IspOKCiXic, still have Bp6(0V Bpuiovoc; and Two|io$ OlXÖTtaxptg embossed; otherwise hits man, like already said, from Augustus on just yet 'IspaTioAoc;. Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with AlcblAOZ (blAOflATPIZ left. 19 Br. 20 Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with HPAZ I EflAINETOY left. 20 Br. 21 Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with AYfKEYZ | (blAOTTATPIZ left. 21 Br. 20 Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with ... IAAO[Z] | MEIAIXIOZ left.
XI l'HRYGIA 239 •PlAOTCatptiJ, like yourself Diphilos, Lynceus and Zosimos called, seems one Art Cooperative title been to be, like to Philadelphia and Tripoli Plate VIl3o 22 ZEBAZTOZ right. head of MATPIIN | AllOAAnN I [OY] 2 ) right, IE PA- Br. 18 Augustus to the right. Pkr. nO[AITXlNj left. Double hatchet, whose handle of a snake with left- with his head stretched forward is; above head of Apollon Lair benos with Radiation crown to the right. Pkr. M. S.; Inv. Waddington n. 6140 with supposedly M AT ION. See Prokesch East, Arch. Newspaper 1844 S. 344, 51 Tat. XXXII 51; Cave doni right there 1847 S. 125; Panofka, Asclepius and the . Asklepiades 340 Plate VII 13 etc. The symbols on the back are the of an “HXcOS 'AtioAXwv Aatp^VO?. 3 ) On the following simultaneous coins appears also the hero with the Bipennis 4 ) : 23 Likewise, the emperor's head MENIZKOZ | AI0IAOY right, lePAnOAl Br. 20 Laurel. TDlN left, in the field right "f, left l~ Standing more naked Hero to the left, coat about dem back, in the Right bowl, in the left double M. S.; fur hatchet. Inv. Waddington n. 6133. cf. Mionnet IV 300, 607; further 299, 601. 24 Likewise. XAPnniAHZ ZflZTPATOY lEPAriOAlTnN Br. 19 The riding heroes with coat in step to the right, in the left that M.g Shouldering double axe. After this one Description is clie one less good received copy I-B. Greek. Coins 215, 698 to correct. ') Imhoof, Lydian city coins 1 1 8 ff. Hierapolis 78, 30, I 2 ) A Strategist ^.u&XXojv.oj toü Maxpwvog is coming 3 ) cf. a. a. O. 104 and 150 fl". in one hierapolitical Inscription des second year- 4 ) Cf. Eumcneia above n. 4. hundred v. BC before. Judeich , Antiquities from
240 XI PHRYGIA 24" KAIZAP on the left, Z E BAZTOZ on the right. Br. 19 head of Tiberius(?) right- there. M. S. AI(})IAOZ | AI(f>IAOV | APXnN tss left, lEPAriOAlTnN right. Standing A pole lon in a long robe and coat to the right, Plectrum in the lowered one Right, in left arm Lyra. 25 TIBEPIOZ right, KAIZAP left. lEPAriOAEITAN AriAOZ Lyra. counter- Br. 18 Head of the emperor to the right. Stamp with Pkr. M. S. 26 Likewise, head with laurel. IEPA | nOAEITnN right, ZnZIMOZ| . . . . Br. 18 NEIO. . left. Standing Apollo n in long robe to the right, the right hand lowered, Lyra in left arm. In round dem Counterstamp star with six Rays. M. S. 26a AmnEI left, NA ZEBAZTH M | ANT.D.N 1 0[C] | KAAOC right, IEPA Br. 18 right. Bust portrait of the boy TTOAEl|TXlN left. snake staff, ren Agrippina to the right. M.S. 27 NEPnN left, KAIZAP right. XAPHZ B nAIHAZ I E POIIOAE ITH.N rice Br. 21 Bust portrait des Caesar's with tender heroes like on n. 24. robe to the right. M.S. 28 Likewise. Counterstamp with hexagon Br. 19 lion's head to the right. Löbbecke. lePAnOAEITnN left, A (?) EAOYIOZ | On- TOMOZ right. Cornucopia with fruit tens and bands; in the field left double fur hatchet. This piece, is with the same stamps shaped like I-B. Greek. Coins 215, 697, whose reading” [flOjZTOMOZ to correct is.
XI PHRYGIA 241 29 OYEXn IAZAN OZ right, Z E BAZ- Br. 21 TOX left. Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. M.S. I E PAn OAITjTIN left, MN AnAOZ right. Standing Goddess (Demeter (?)) left- there, ears of corn and poppies in the die th right, cornucopia in the left arm, Snake at left feet. 29 a TITOX left, KAIZAP right. [I E P] AnOAIT[nN] left, indistinct na- Br. 20 Bust of Titus with Lore men on two lines to the right. Standing beer and clothes to the right. Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and Cornucopia to the left. In the field left 9 M. S. 30 AV KAI N€P TPAIA right, NOC Br. 32 C€B T€P AAKIKOC left. head des Kaiser with lorry beer to the right. In trade. lePA right, TTOA6 ITTIN left. thrones de Cybele with bowl and tympa- non left-handed; to sitting on her right hand- the lion to the left. 31 Br. 37 32 Br. 35 AVT KAI left, A AVPH OVHPOC right. Bust of L.Verus with laurel, armor and man- tel to the right. M. S. I € PAnOAG I left, T/IN above, KAI €(()€C mN right, OMONOIA in section. standing- the Apollo on Kitharistes in double chiton and wide coat to the right, Plectrum in the lowered right, Lyra in left arm; before him cult picture of Artemis Ephesi a with cala- thos and Taenien from the front. This also belongs at this point which apparently Homonoia coin minted in Hierapolis this one city with Synnada, the I-B. Monnaies grecques 413, yeah described stands. Prof Ramsay wanted her for that closer at .Synnada located Hieropolis claim ! ); alone for the city on the Chrysorroas not only speaks from the front- in the her own type of Apollo, but rather also that of me a. a. O. quoted copy the Athens collection, on the clearly IEPATTO to read is. ...AN left, T/INGINOC right. Bust portrait of the C a r a c a 11 a (?) with laurel, Tank and Aegis to the right. M. S. l6PAnOA€ITnN | N € flK O PflN in the off- cut, Aievn (1166-wt) left, [AKTIA?] right above. Between two temperature pelt in Profile the front of a third ten with four pillars, between which the image of the emperor with scepter in the left to the left stands. Between Each gable has a wreath with a bow. *) Asia minor 14. Inihoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 3 1
242 XI PHRYGIA 33 A K M AN left, TnN€INOC Br. 23 right. Bust of Elaga balus with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. 8-55 MS; 3-50 (20 sts) sts. 16 PATT O left, A6IT.O. right, N left in Fields, N€nKOP|nN in the section. The bearded River god Chrysorroas with naked upper body to the left on floor sitting, the right knee, the left at the water urn. 34 AV K M AV left, ANTü.N€INOC Br. 32 right, C€B below. Same Bust portrait. In trade. KEPATTOA6 left, IT/IN N6nKOP right, flN on the right in the field. Walking De- meters to the right, in the backward direction bowed right and the lowered one Left ever one flaming Torch. A billowing veil over the head, its ends about arms down- fall. 35 ANNIA 4>AVC left, T€INA C€B I € PATTOA6 ITnN N (EflKO P.QN around one Br. 24 right. Bust portrait of Annia Laurel wreath with the inscription A] KTI JA. Faustina with diadem right- there. M. S. Similarly, but with TT V0IA, Rev. num. 1892 Tab. II 11 and In the wad dington n. 6167. 36 AVT K IOVA (blAITTTTOC AVH Br. 35 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. In trade; Inv. Waddington n. 6172. I € PATTOA6 ITTIN above. Demeter with Veil left on one with two Standing in a dragon-drawn chariot, in of those collected Right and the lowered left one flaming one each Torch. 37 Likewise. l€PATTOA€ITnN K TTGPramHNnN N€, in Br. 34 Section n.KOPD.N, in Fields above OMOjNOIA Apollo Kitharistes like on n. 31; him opposite the standing Asclepius with naked Upper body from the front, head to the left, the Rights on snake staff, the M. S. Left veiled.
XI PHRYGIA ifel villi 38 Likewise. l€PATTOA€ left, I.T above, ON K ec|)€- Br. 36 CinN right, OMONOIA in Section. Apollo Kitharistes as on n. 31; opposite him the cult image of artefacts mis Ephesia with Kalathos and Tae- In Trade. nien to the left. The representation- des cult image in Profile is rare. 39 MAP K nTAKIA left, C€BHPA Br. 31 C6B right. Bust portrait the Otacilia to the right. M. S. Similar pantheistic Types Laodicea, Tarsus and Alexandr I6PATTO left, A€ IT.QN right. Standing Tyche Panthea, winged, with cala- thos on the head, in the right ears of corn and rudder, in left Poor Cornucopia. are out Coins from Kyzi'kos, aphrodisias, ia known. 1 ) 40 A K TT A OV left, AA6PIANOC Br. 33 right. Bust portrait des Kai sers with laurel, armor and Aegis to the right. M. S. l€PATTOA€ITn left, N KX above, MVP N€jflN N€OKn right, PAN OMONVA in Section. The facing each other standing city goddesses with high tower crowns, yourself, the Rights ri- ching, and each in left arm a Holding the scepter at an angle. Hieroch arax This name is to give up, after it yourself highlighted has, that also on the coin the Waddington collection Siocharax to read is. 2 ) Hieropolis Hieropolia has not first under Severus, 3 ) but at the latest under Marcaurel to began to shape. 4 ) From the alleged Coins the city in the round with Synnada is the one above p. 241 Hierapolis, the other 5 ) Hieropolis Kastabala °) been restituted. ') I-B. Mo.inaies grecques 244, 85; 409, 136; 458, 13; Drexler, Roschers Lex. I 1557; up here S. 117 n. 23 and below Laodicea n. 4G f. 2 ) Inv. Waddington n. 6492; Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 633. 3 ) Ramsay a. a. O. p. 681, 5. 4 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 216, 700 and here below. 5 ) Mionnet Suppl. VII 623, 597; Ramsay, bull, de corr. bright. VI 506. 8) ZfN 277, 41. 31*
244 XI PHRYGIA I [l€P]OnOA6IT[nN] right. head Br. i(> of the youthful Heracles with the lion skin to the right. 378 M.S. V"!. Inv. Waddington n. 6186. €TTIM KA TT left, nAAinNOC right. Above the hollow of a crescent moon two on top of each other standing connected dene stars; below bull's head from front. 2 AHMOC right. Bearded head Br. 25 of the demo with a right-hand bandage there. M.S. cf. luv. Waddington n. 6187. €TTI[M] nnAinNOC left, l|€POT70A€l- T|nN right. Standing men with cap and crescent moon to the left, clothed with short double chiton and coat, shell in the right, the left on Scepter. 3 Br. 4>AVCT6INA right, CSBACTH left. Bust portrait the young- ren Faustina to the right. H. Weber, London. GT7IM KA in section, TTnAinN ACIAP left, XOV l€POTTOA€IT right, flu right in Fields. Seated Cybele with calathos, bowl and tympanum to the left; sitting on her right side- the lion to the left. One Variety this one coin finds yourself I-B. Greek. Coins 216, 700 be- . wrote. cf. Inv. Waddington n. O189. 4 AVT KAICAP A- AVP left, Br. 37 OVHPOC-C€B right. chest image des L.Verus with lorry beer, Tank and coat to the right. 6TTIM€AH6€NTOC KA left, TT.O.AAI.O.NOC . , , l€PO TTOAG ACIAPXOV right, in both 17 /^n Naked Zeus striding to the right, in the raised right the Lightning swinging, on the advanced Right eagle. Brit. Museum. head, Hist. mim. 565 (Hierapolis). 1 ) l ) See W. Drexlcr, Roschers Lex. II 2880, where written are, the coins of Pollion with injustice Hierapolis to-
XI PHRYGIA 245 5 ANT/1N6IN right, OC AVTOK Br. 21 left. Bust portrait of M. Aure lius with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. M. S. 6 ({)AVCTGINA right, CGBACTH Br. ig left. Bust portrait of the younger one Faustina to the right. M. S. I€P OTTO right, A€ IT/IN left. Standing Demeter to the left, ears of corn in the right, the left on Scepter. l€POTTO left, AG IT/IN right. Cult image the Artemis Ephesia with Kalathos and Taenien from front. Plate VIH 2 7 Br. M AVP ANTjTI N I N OC AVTOV Bust portrait of Elagabalus with laurel, scale pan- Zer and Aegis to the right. IC- POTT left, 0|AGIT right, HA in the off- cut. Naked Zeus to the right out- striding, in the raised right wielding the lightning bolt, stretched out ten left arm the drooping Aegis and on the hand eagle; before the god a second standing eagle from the front, beating the wings. Lübbecke. 8 Same stamp. Br. 27 In trade. IC PO left, TTOA€ITnN right. Sitting man Sarapis with Kalathos to the left, the Rights via Kerberos, the left on Scepter. One others coin with Elagabalus and Cybele, Inv. Waddington n. 6192 Plate XVII 3, is maybe identical with the Hierapolis allocated, Inv. wad dineton n. 6162. H y d r e 1 a After Ramsay lay Hydracia on Phrygian areas between the rivers Lykos and Maiandros. 1 ) Plate VIII 3 1 EEBAZTOZ left. head des EYOYAflPOX left, YAPHAE IT/IN right. Br. 15 Augustus to the right. Riding men with cap and moon sickle in Step right. M. S. l ) The ritics and bishoprics of Phrygia I 172 ff.
246 XI PHRYGIA H y r g a 1 e i s 1 I G PA B left, OVAH right. chest Br. 22 image the boom] with Veil and wider Bind about it, to the right. In trade. 2 Likewise, with l€PA on the left, BOVAH Br. 22 right. VPTAAGnN left, MAIANA'POC in the off- cut. Bearded river god with naked tem upper body left on the ground sitting, in his right hand a reed shouldering, in left arm Cornucopia and below the water urn. VPrAA€ left, ON right, TTR in off- cut. The Maiandros as in n. 1, without cornucopia; Star in the field on the left. Cambridge. Leake, Num. Bright. As. Gr. 69 with supposedly TzE. Den namely BouXrj type show coins from Dionysopolis, whose area from that the Hyrgalean through the Maiandros separated was. 1 ) From the year designation TTR is I-B. Greek. Coins 2 1 7 ff. and above p. 222 the speech been. Without Doubts is this date also on the coin luv. Waddington n. 6200 to read, not €TK. 2 ) I and 1 i a The Coins this one east from Prymnessos and Synnada located City 3 ) are not often, and the most the her so far attributed pieces be- allowed the Correction. Mionnet IV 30g, 655 is identical with 293, 567 (Eumenea) and Suppl. VII 576, 402; her heard but aphrodisias. Mionnet IV 310, 658 with Agrippina (Pellerin, Mel. II Plate XXVI 1) is from Eumeneia, Suppl. VII 577, 404 with Faustina full Hion, and IV 311, 644 with .Marcaurel (Mus. Tiepolo) one already long ago out the Viennese Collection eliminated fake. From Mionnet IV 309, 656 and Suppl. VII 576, 403 is the Description as follows to correct : ') Ramsay a. a. O. S. 126 ff. 2 ) cf. I-B. Greek. Coins 217, 708. 3 ) Ramsay, Asia min. 140, 53 and 434; other- son, journ. of bright. stud. XVIII I 1 ff.
XI PHRYGIA 247 Br. 18 2 Br. 21 3 Br. 25 I Br. 16 N E Pfl N left, KAIZAP right. ZEPTIOZ HG>AIZTinN IO below and Bust of Nero as a child right, VAIEjQN left. Riding man with robe to the right. with hat and crescent moon in the crotch to the right, in on the left a scepter with trifoliate Lace shouldering. M. S.; Munich, with IOV|AIEn.N; Brit. museum, with IOVAIE.QN left. cf. Sestini, Lett. num. VI 70 Tab. III 7; Drexler, number Magazine XXI 183, whose Suggestion'0£&$ i]ib^(DV obsolete will. NEPnN on the left, ZEBAZTOZ on the right. AHMEAZ A9HNAI . . . . left and below, head of the emperor with lorry lOVAIENN right. Same type, beer to the right. without Scepter. Munich. Mionnet IV 310, 657 with supposedly AniAOAZ A0HNAIOV. Mionnet IV 310, 659 and Inv. Waddington n. 6204 with Agrippina show sure the names ZEPTIOZ H (}>AI ZTinN. I € PA left, BOVAH right. chest ijOVA left, ienN right. .Standing God- picture of BouXrj, with laurel tin with Kalathos to the left, in the wreath about dem veil, Right bowl over the flame- to the right. the altar, in the left arm cornucopia. M. S.; Brit. Museum. Num. Chron. 189g S. 104, 28. K a d o i This today Gediz, on a tributary des in the Dindymos Mountains arising Hermos, is that old ones Kadoi, the southernmost city the Phrygia Epictetus or the Abbai’tis. Head of the unbearded Heracles with Laurel to the right, that Lion skin wrapped around the neck ties. Pkr. 2-65 M.S. KAJAO left, HNflN right. Standing naked Apollo to the left, laurel branch in the right hand, robe on left arm and this on a stele leaned. Pkr. cf. Leake, Num. Bright. Suppl. 31, 2.
248 XI PHRYGIA AfPinniNA right, C€BACTHleft. KAAO left, HNUJN right. Cult image of the Br. 18 Bust portrait of the younger Agrip pina to the right. In trade. See Inv. Waddington n. 5777 f. Artemis Anai'tis with Kalathos and long veil of front, the bottom arms stretched sideways. 3 AV TPAI left, [AAPIANOC]right. Br. 25 Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and Aegis to the right. M. S. 6TTI AIOT6NOVC right, APXONTOC left, KAAjO in the field left, H HflH right. Standing Zeus in a long robe to the left, Eagle on the right, in the lowered left Scepter. Plate VIII 4 4 Br. AVT K M AN left, TA TOPAIA- 37 NOC right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and coat to the right. 6TTI AVP KA|eOTT left, ATOPOC BAPX right, KAAOHNnN in section. Un- under the bow a temple front Zeus standing with four pillars in long gem robe in front of a flaming one Altar on the left, eagle on the right, the lowered left empty; empty behind that God the planted scepter. M. S. 5 (J>OV CAB left, TPAN KVAAINA Br. 30 right. Bust portrait of the trans quillina with diadem right- there. M. S. 6TTI KA right, €LocationTATOP[0] in ab- cut, [C]KAAO left, H N \flH above. Under dem bow one temple front with four Columns Cult image the Artemis Ephesia with Taenia between two deer. 6 Br. 30 Same stamp. In trade. £171 AVP KA€OTTA|TOPOC on two lines right, B APXO in section, KAAOH N left, n.N above. Two standing Neme be it with a veil from the front. The one left, with arms lowered, holds it staff about the wheel to her feet, the fence(?) on the left; the other holds the rights the chest.
XI PHRYGIA 249 7 AVT K[AI] left, M I (|)IAinnOC Br. 30 right. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and man- tel to the right. M. S. €171 AVP C|)[ILO] left, AHMHT KAAO H .O. right, .. .. in the field. Standing athe- N N well in the helmet, chiton and coat on the right- there, the Rights on spear, on the Left owl. Probably was called the Officials OiXo^evo? and was the son des Demetrius, son des Philoxenos, the on a coin with Caracalla called is (Sestini, Lett. mim. cont. IX 102 Plate V 5). 8 OVOAOVCCI left, ANOC KAI Br. 25 right. Bust of Caesar with coat on the right. M. S. 9 AVT K TTOV left, AIK TAAIH Br. 30 NOC (see above) on the right. Bust portrait of Kaiser with ray crown, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. XAPIAHMO|V left, KAAOHUnH right. Standing Tyche with rudder and Cornucopia to the left. KAAO left, HNAN right. Standing naked Heracles from front, head to the right, the rights on the club, the Left with Lion skin and three Hesperide apples. 10 Br. 29 Likewise, with laurel. M. S. KAAO left, HND.N right. On one Table prize urn with two palm branches Gen and the inscription AVTOVCTIA. Keretapa Diokaisareia The name AVAIN AH NOC on the lake to relate, on that Keretapa lay, like Ramsay did, 1 ) is because of the linguistic (but probably adjectival) shape not good probably; Furthermore, the coin on which it appears should, only from Sestini mentioned. 2 ) An autonomous coin dedicated to Keretapa, I-B. Monnaies grecques 395 off- forms, have I since then pisidian Kerai attributed/ 1 ) The Embossings the city seem under the government des Pius started to have. l ) Journ. of bright. stud. IV 72 and 403; Amer. 2 ) Lett. num. cont. III 103 Tab. III 16; Mus. journ. of arcli. III 360 ff.; The cities and bishoprics Hedervar. II 341 Plate XXVI 5, both times with the of Phrygia I 278. Reading AVAINAHNOC. 3 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 169. Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 12
2 SO XI PHRYGIA i KAIC AI on the left, AVPHAIOC on the right. Br. 40 Bust portrait des young people Caesar's Marcaurel with pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. [K€P€TA] left, TT€nN above, AIOKAIC right, AP6.0.N in Section. standing- the naked Heracles with the lion fur about dem head to the right, the rights to the club, the left dem to the left before him standing Zeus sufficient. This one, in a long robe, holds in the lowered Left that Scepter. See Wroth, Num. Chron. 1896 p. 97, 18. Plate VIII 5 2 Br. 33 [M AVP COM] left, OAOC ON- TnNINOC right. Bust portrait des bearded Kaiser with Laurel and mantle right- there. TTAP AHOAAX1NIOV ANAPONIKOV K€P€- TATTGriN. Heracles as a child of front on Rocks kneeling, the before stretched arms of ever one Snake surrounded. Paris. 3 IOVAIA left, CGBACT right, KGPGTA left, TT€n.N right. Standing Br. 26 H below. Bust of the cathedral Athena to the left, the rights presented well, to the right. stretches, the Left on the spear; behind the goddess on the ground round shield. M. S. Kibyr a In that Directory the drachmas, their description I Monnaies grecques 395 n. 72-8oa given have, are to pick up some new ones. Plate VIII 6 I youth Bust portrait with M°ArETH[Z] | KIBYPATLO.N] on two S. 18 Helmet and robe right- len below. Naked one rider, without there. Pkr. Headgear, galloping to the right, in the right the horizontal entered laid lance; under the front legs des horse a Dioscuri hat with star. 3-44 sts S.; 2*96 (with hole) Munich, Back same stamp, I-R. Monnaies grecques 39O, 78.
XI PHRYGIA Plate VIII 7 2 S. 17 Likewise. 3-22 M.S. TTATTHZ KIBYPATnN on two lines below. Naked rider as in n. 1, but with chlamys around the neck ge- ties and on left arm rounder Shield. 3 Likewise, without a robe around his neck. S. 17 Pkr. 3*56 H. Weber, London; 3*27 Paris. Pellerin, Ree. II Plate XLV 46; 3*04 Combe, Mus. Brit. 195, 2. K I BYPAT/1N below. Helmet and ge- more armored Rider with Chlamys and Shield like on n. 2, in Gallop to the right, in of the right laid lance. 4 S. 1! As well. Likewise, with surgery under the horse. 2- 82 H. Weber, London; 3-04 Mus. Hunter 99, 1. The Plural the remaining, mostly lighter drachmas missing the Pearl circle and the robe on the neck on the front, e.g. B. the pieces I-B. Monnaies grecques n. 72-75; n. 76 and 8o a show again the head with a robe, without Pkr. 5 S. 15 teenager more helmeted head IO | KIBYPATnN rider as on n. 3, but to the right. about whose leftist shoulder palm branch. 275 M.S. Plate VIII 8 6 S. 17 7 S. 20 One more Variety des Riders forms: Likewise. Likewise with the rider without Shield: under the horse anchor and KIBY PATnN; in the field at the top left Modena. See Mionnet IV 258, 396 Gr. 2-57. Off the minting period of these drachmas, probably around 190-83 v. BC, dated also the counterstamp an Alexander drachma: In round Counterstamp head like on n. 1 and 2, behind it Kl, below b. 375 Munich. I-B. Monnaies grecques 396, 81. 32'
252 XI PHRYGIA 8 Youth helmeted chest Br. 21 image with robe to the left. 4 -8o M.S. K I BYPA[TnN] below. Helmeted rider with inserted spear in the law at a gallop to the right; to both pages des head font . . | AE . . 9 Likewise. Br. 16 2-45 M.S. AE M | AA(?) In two lines above, KIBYPA in Section. .Pushing zebus animal to the left. Plate VIII 9 IO Br. 20 Same Bust portrait to the right. AAION (?) above, [Kl BjYPATnN in section. As well. 5-oo M.S. II Youth helmeted head KIBYPAT.O.N in the arch below, in the field Br. 23 to the right. left right HK. Front part of one jumping horse to the right. 5'47 M. S.; Walcher v. Molthein Plate XXII n. 275g. cf. Rev. 1111m. 1 8 5 1 p. 124 with supposedly IK and Inv. Waddington n. 5812 with AK. Table vill 10 12 Likewise; left and right of KIBYPA left, TAN below, Et A[B?] above Br. 23 the tip of the neck fl\C. Front part one thrusting Zebu to the right. 476 m. S.; 3-08 (22 m.) m. S. 13 Likewise, without letters. Likewise, with "FT HK above, KIBYPATilN Br. 22 below. Mus. Berlin. 14 Likewise. Likewise, with N above. Br. 18 5-18 M.S. Eckhel, Num. vet. Plate XIV 9.
XI PHRYGIA 253 15 Likewise. Likewise, with ZY above. Br. 18 473 M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5815 with supposedly AZ (ZV wrong read?) The copper coins n. 8-15, as well as several others, 1 ) all without pearl circles, are apparently imprints, the partly the silver coins at the same time are, partly maybe until to time of Augustus enough. Hence is that without Doubts as £T0£ Xß' to be understood characters the coin n. 12 not on those from the coins era known to the imperial era to relate, but to an earlier one, either on the provincial from years 134/3 or on the Sullan. S. however below S. 256. As first year the later era will in the rule Autumn 25 until autumn 26 AD accepted. 2 ) There yourself meanwhile turns out, that that for this ent- outgoing date a coin with that Images Elagabalus not TIP, 3 ) son- dern F1P is, 4 ) like that remains the beginning the era also with autumn 24 possible. 16 Head as well. Pkr. K 1 1 BVP|A three lines in one Lor Br. 1 5 beer wreath. 2-35 M.S. 17 Bust portrait of the man with a cap Br. 15 and crescent moon to the right. Pkr. KI|BVPA|T/1N on three lines in one Laurel wreath. 270 m. S. Plate VIII and 18 KIBYPA right, TI1N left, IjNn Br. 17 in the field. Bust portrait of Ino with Veil and robe to the right. Pkr. 3-34 M.S. On another copy this coin believed I IA.fi. instead des correct- €TTI APXI KAAY Bl, in section ANTOC. Pushing zebus animal to the right. Pkr. ') I-B. Monnaies grecques 306, 83-85, 87. 2 ) Le Bas-Waddington, Voy. archeol. Explicit. des Inscr. III 300; Ramsay, As. min. 442, where autumn 24/25 is due to an invoice error; Kubitschek at Pauly Wissowa I 639. 3 ) "Waddington, Rev. num. 1 85 1 p. 165, 5 Tab. VII 10. 4 ) So Babelons correct reading inv. Waddington n. 5837 Plate XV 20, and the date the same coin in Munich and my collection.
254 XI PHRYGIA Gen IN/! to read. 1 ) The representation of the Ino with Veil is also from other ren monuments known. 2 ) Plate VIII 12 19 Br. CVNKAH right, TOC left. T9 youth Bust portrait des Senate with robe right- there. Pkr. Brit. Museum. 6TTI APXKE KAAV B[IANTO]C, in Fields KI|BY. Amazon in a short time Chiton and more exposed right breast right- there striding out, in the returned gene Right that Double hatchet, am outstretched left arm the Pelta. Both coins n. 18 and ig are out the time des Domitian. I add here the kibyratic Coins with other types of Amazons at: 20 BOVAH right. Bust portrait the Br. 27 BouXr) with veil and laurel beer over it to the right. KAIC | KIBVP left, A|TnN right. Ste- walking Amazon as a city goddess with Tower crown and recently double chiton left hind, shell in law ten, in the Left Double hatchet and the one decorated with the Gorgoneion Pelta. M.S. Plate VIII 18 21 AVTOK-KAI - M" left, AV- ANT.fl- Br. 39 N€INOC right. Bust portrait of young people Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. KAICAPG left, ilN K above, [IBVPATnN] right, [€T ROP ?] in section. Ste- walking Amazon with Kalathos, cure- zem double chiton and boots right- there, Bipennis in the lowered line ken, in front of him at his feet the Pelta; the Rights is enough her one her against- overhanging naked young people Hero or warrior with spear in the lowered left. Paris. Mionnet IV 260, 387. ') I-B. Greek. Coins 207, 657^ Plate XII 7. 2 ) Roschers Lex. II 2016, Z 13, 20.
XI PHRYGIA 255 Plate VIII iig 22 Transcription and busts of the Br. 44 Macrinus and the Diadu m e 11 1 a n u s. Paris. [KAI]CAP€nN left, KIB VPAT.O.N right, in the section presumably the annual number HP. Standing Amazon with Tower crown, short girded double pelchiton, Coat over the back and boots from the front; above the right ten exposed Shoulder bow and quiver, in the right bowl and in the left spear, double hatchet and Pelta. Left base on which a sphinx sits on the left with a high headdress. In the field at the top left there is a basket. 23 Br. 33 AVT K M AVP C
256 XI PHRYGIA 24 ZEBAZTOZ left. head des Br. 1 7 Augustus to the right. Mus. Winterthur. KIBYPATD.N left. Tropaion, at whose right side on the ground a Shield ajar stands. 24 a CEBAL" left, TOL" right. head Br. 20 of Augustus (or Tibet rius?) with laurel to the right. M. S. K I BYPATUJ right, N C E BACTH left. chest picture of the Li via right. After a coin to close, the the inscription C€B K I BYPATUJ N around the Capricornus shows, 1 ) seems Kibyra to time of Augustus this one in honor the Title Seßaaifj accepted to have. After the earthquake in 23/24 n. 2 Chr ) called yourself the City of Kaisareia, herein dem Examples of Tralleis (20 v. BC), sardius, Mostene, Hierakome, Kyme (17 n. BC), also Following Daldis and Bagis, those of the emperors owed their restoration. 3 ) The new title only appears on coins with Severus, but earlier on inscriptions. 24" Br. 18 Z E BAZ left, TOZ right. head of Augustus to the right. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 5821. KIBYPATilN right. Standing Zeus in long robe on the left, Lightning in the Right, the left at the scepter. Left at feet P, Herald's staff and ear of wheat. Plate VIII I5 25 Br. 17 KIBY|PATn|N and P on three lines in a laurel wreath. . left, NTinZ right, or maybe just AJTIflZ. beard loose portrait to the right. Pkr. M. S. W run P to be understood as a year is, like that must they are based on the same era, like the date the coin n. 12, that means, about up the autumn 85 v. BC be- beginning Sullan. In this one But it would fall P (100) the year Autumn 15/16 AD, and would therefore be as a portrait that of Tiberius, not of Augustus to be expected. A suggestion for resolving or rejecting this era- question (see above p. 253) and to add the name of the front of n. 25 must for the time being refrain from doing so. Plate VIII 13 26 Br. 15 OYHPANIOC behind and under KIBY left, PATUU right. Temple front whose Pkr. portrait to the right. with four pillars, Acroteria jewelry and three Steps. 2-60 M.S. Lübbecke. ZfN XV 51 Tab. III 15. l ) [-B. Monnaies grecques 397, 88. 2 ) Tacitus Ann. IV 13; CIL X 1624. 3 ) Imhoof, Lydian city coins 9, 46, 62, 100 ff. 136 ff.; 173 ff
XI PHRYGIA 257 T^fcl VIII 14 27 MAP left, KEAAOL" right. Beard- KIBY left, P ATD. N right. On one Br. ig loose head of Marcellus Cippus or altar standing eagle to the right. Pkr. to the left, the Wings hitting and turning his head back. Pkr. 6-35 M.S. Inv. Waddington n. 5824 Plate XV ig. This one both Portrait coins seem a little younger as n. 25 to be and out the first decades the new Aera from years 25 AD to originate. Lübbecke suggestion, the names Veranius on the first Governor the Province of Cappadocia (18 AD) to relate, is not just because of this one question of time, but rather from the further reasons inadmissible, because on coins from Kibyra, a city of the province of Asia, not the governor of another province could be named and represented. That's why can here also the younger one Quintus Veranius, the the in Years 43 new furnished Lycia Province ver- prevailed, not good in Consideration come, although to speak in his favor would, that this legate just from the Kibyrats a honorable monument was set as a thank you for his merits at the execution imperial buildings, 1 ) and that further from coins from iconion emerges, that it is currently this Veranius was permitted to other consular legates with their portraits to be shaped. 2 ) In the portraits of the n. 25-27 it is based on mine View merely about honoring deserving Kibyrats, Antios (?) Marcellus, Veranius, the latter maybe identical with Q. Veranius Philagros. 3 ) Approximately at the same time honored also the Laodiceans through Portrait coins the us otherwise unknown Pythes, Seitalkas and Julius Kotys,4 ) and similar the Mytilenaians one row heroic men and women. ) Plate VIII 16 28 [Pn] MH on the left, A API AN[H?] on the right. Br. 22 Bust of the Roma with the Features of Hadrian, tower crown and robe to the right. M.S. KIBVPA left, T/IN right. Standing Ares with helmet and armor to the left, the right hand on the spear, in the left Sword (?) and cloak. The last letter the inscription the Front appears as ° in one Patina eruptions. The reading [TVXjHN AAPIANO[V] would not be impossible. 29 AV KAI right, AAPIANOC C€ Br. 25 left. Bust of the emperor with Laurel and coat to the left. M. S. KIBV left, PATnN right. Sitting man Zeus with laurel and short sleeves Chiton on the left, the rights to the Scep ter, the left on Seats. ') Benndorf and Niemann, travel in Lycia and Caria 62; Petersen and Luschan, travels in Lycia, Mylias and Kibyratis 189 n. 252; K. Patscb, Arch.- epigr. Mith. XIV 47 f.; Prosopogr. imp. Rome. III 399. 2 ) See below Iconion n. 3 with AN N IOC A({)Pe- I NOC. Irahoof-B lumer, Asia Minor coins. See Mommsen, Constitutional law II 3 260 f. 3 j Petersen a. a. O. S. 188. 4 ) I-B. Monnaies greccpaes 406, 124, 125 Plate G 28, 29; I-B. Greek. Coins 219, 713. 5 ) ZfN XX 286 f. 33
258 XI PHRYGIA 29 a AOVKflOC A]l right, AIOC KAI Likewise. Br. 24 CAP left. Head of Caesar to the right. M. S. The picture probably represents Zeus Soter, his priest in Kibyratic Inscriptions called will. 1 ) 30 C AB€ I NA CG right, [BACTH] Br. ig left. Bust portrait of Sabina to the right. M.S. KIBVPA right, TilN left. Standing Athena to the left, the turned away from her Dete Nike on the right, the left lowered onto the shield. Tu Irl VIII 17 31 CABGINA right, Br. 20 Likewise. ce-BAC left. [nOCI?]AIKH above, KIBVPA|TnN in the down- cut. Basket. M. S. The three or four letters before AIKH are not clearly; the Reading OBIAIAN05, name of the Grammateus who appears on a coin of Hadrian,2 ) seems too not possible. 32 AV K M AV C€ left, AAC-IAN- Br. 26 APO right, C below. chest image of the emperor with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. Compare number Chron. 1896 p. 98, I KI|BV left, PATD.N right. Seated Athena to the left, basket on the right hand, olive branch in left; about The slanted one protrudes from the shoulder spear forth; behind the seat leaner Shield. 33 Br. 27 Same .Stamps. M.S. Cl | B left, VPATT1N right, AC (J. 201) in Section. Same type with Nike to the left on the Right instead des basket. ') Petersen and Luschan a.a.O. p. 186 ff. n. 242 246-248. 2 i luv. W'addington n. 5828.
XI PHRYGUS [A 259 34 Br. AV K€ M ANT.fl left, RDPAIA 35 NOC right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Radiation crown to the right. M.S. KIBVPA right, TAN ZIC (J. 217) left. Standing naked and bearded hera kles to the right, the Rights on the Hip, left arm over the club with Lion skin lowered. Right to Fü(3en Heracles Herm from front, dressed in the lion skin. See Mionnet IV 262, 402 without herm. The same Representation of Heracles and the herm finds yourself on one pieces with Pius. 1 ) 35 Br. 22 AV K M ON left, TOPAIANOC KIBV left, P ATT1N right. Standing right. Bust portrait des Kai sers with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. Eagle on herald's staff from front, head to the left, beating the wings. Kidyessos The coin types this one in the north by Bruzos located City 2 ) offer none essential interest. Here just some Descriptions to Correction: I AVTOKPATOPA AOMITI ANON Br. 18 KIAVH head des Kaiser with laurel to the right. M. S. Eni 4>AAOVIOV left, nEINAPIOV right. Seated Cybele with Kalathos left- there, bowl in the right, the left on the mane of the next to her sit- lowered the lion. Sabatier, Rev. Beige 1863 plate has a similar piece. I 12 Kydonia assigned. 2 Likewise, with KIAVHZZEIZ Br. 21 M.S. See Mionnet IV 266, 417. Eni (j)AAOVIOV nEINAPIOV APXIEPEOZ (like this). Seated Zeus with naked upper body body to the left, right foot up a stool supporting; the rights stretched out empty, the left hand on the scepter. ') Babelon, Rev. num. 1893 p. 336, 23 plate IX 13; missing the information the herm. Mel. num. II 306, 23 and Inv. Waddington n. 5829 2 j Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics I 634. 33*
2ÖO XI 1MIRY0IA 3 Br. 24 fAV K] M AVP left, ANT.QN £-1- NOC right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel and scale pan- Zer to the right. M. S. €T7I APX n[Pn] left, neiCnNOC Brecht, KlAVHCCelnN in section. Seated Cybele between two lions left- there, bowl in the right hand, the left on the tympanum. See Löhhecke, ZfN XV 52, 26, supposedly with Elagahal and TT6PCnNO[C]; luv. Waddington n. 5851. Plate VIII 20 y I Br. il K o 1 o s s a i About the ruins Kolossai, located above Laodicea on the Lycus have last G. Weber *) and Ramsay 2 ) reported. left, AOTTATTTO right, C KOAOC above, C right, HNflN in the ab- left. Bust of Athena cut. Jumping wolf to the right. with Aegis to the right. \J Löbbecke; Inv. Waddington n. 5860. Like on the coins of Laodicea, is too here the wolf is the symbol des Lykos River. The piece is out the time des Pius. J2 Br. CABIN right, CG BAC left. chest 22 picture of Sabina with diadem to the right. M. S. OCT- ATTOAAnNI left, OC- . . .•») AN69H on the right, in the field on the left KOAOC, right CHN.O.N. Standing Artemis as a hunter rin in a short double chiton to the right, the bent-back right hand above the quiver, in the left arch. 73 Br. 27 M AVPHAIOC Bra right, POC CAK€PAnC APXAN left, KOAOC CHN/IN KAI CAP left. head of ju- final Caesar's right- there. right. Artemis as above, but with Coat and striding. M. S.; Brit. Museum. Num. Chron. VIII 23, supposedly with 6AKGTAN. 1 ) The underground course of the Lycus near Kolossai, 3 ) Here seems CIA' to stand, while Inv. Ath. Mith. XVI 194 ff. Waddington n. 5862 and 5875 OVA'. 2 ) A a. O. I 208 ff.
XI l'HRYGIA 20 I 74 Br. 5 Br. 26 76 Br. 27 “Br. 33 Same stamp. M. S. KA CAK€PAnC APXn left, KOAOCCH N/1N right. Standing Athena left- there, owl on the right, the left at the spear, against which the shield is leaning is. The reading SaxepSü)? corrected the hey Mionnet IV 268, 421 and Suppl. VII 540, 262. The name comes not rare in Inscriptions before. 1 ) AVT K M left, AVP ANTUN right. Bust portrait des bearded towards Marcaurel with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. Löbbecke. KPLCTTEINA right, C€ BACTH left. Bust of Crispina to the right. M. S. AHMOC left, KOAOCCHNnN right. youth chest picture of the demo with laurel to the right. Löbbecke. GKAemN AP left, XD.N KOAOC right, in the field left CHN, right nN. Ste- standing Leto with the children poor to the left. KTHCIKAHC left, KOAOCCHNnN right. Standing Zeus Laodicenos with Eagle and scepter to the left. TT AIA KTHCC|I left, KAH C ANC-0H K right, €N in the section. Standing naked Helios with long hair and Crown of rays from the front, wide man- tel about the back, more flaming Torch in the sideways stretched Right and globe on the left. cf. angel, Rev. num. 1884 p. 32, 35; luv. Waddington n. 5870. Br. 21 K o t i a e i o n TIBEPIOZ left, ZEBA[XTOZ] right. head des Kaiser with laurel to the right. M.S. Eni MAPKOY AEI1IAOY on two lines left, KOTIAEnN right. Seated Zeus with a naked upper body to the right, the Rights on spear, the empty Left advanced. See Waddington, Fastes 112 and Inv. n. 5890. ') Le Bas-Waddington, Voy. archeol., Expli. des 1707 (Synnada) u. s. w. Inscr. III n. 1177 (Prusias on H.), 1216 (Kibyra),
2(>2 XI PHRYGIA Br. 25 3 Br. 26 4 Br. 24 5 Br. 30 1 S. 29 KOTIAEIE OVEZriAZIANON KAI EAPA head of the emperor with Laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. Eni Tl KAAV right, AI nAnVAOV left. Standing Asclepius linkshiii, the Rights to the snake staff. n centiM loc links, tetac Kai right. Bust of Caesar with tank to the right. M.S. Eni AAE IANAPOV AP K OTIAEfM Seated Cybele with Kalathos and Veil to the left, shell in the right, the Left on the tympanum; on the left Side of the seat sitting lion left- there. AH left, MOC right. head des bearded demos right- there. M. S. Off the time des Macrinus. C-T7I K€A€P left, O.C APX T|0 right, B on the left in the field, KOTIAenjN in the ab- cut. Enthroned Cybele with Kala thos between two lions to the left, shell in the right, the left on Tympanum. M | IOVAIO left, C dpiATTTTOC AV" (see above). Bust portrait of the older one Philip with Laurel and Tank to the left, spear to the left right, on left Poor Shield with Gorgoneion. M.S. Eni IOVA KOAPATOV Vl|OV ITTT7I, in Fields above APX, in the KOTIA section En|N Cybele as on n. 3, left on a car sitting, the with harnessed by two lions is. The coin Inv. Waddington n. 5879 is pisidian, s. Comama below n. 5. Laodicea The story the apamenian Coinage corresponds also the laodike niche. From the oldest genus his Cistophores are so far only a few specimens became known. Common type. Ordinary type, left AA°, right Wolf and turtle lyre. 1,170 m. S. See Bunbury, Num. Chron. 1883 p. 190, 30 with dog and Lyra; Pinder, About the Cistophores 561, 58 with dog and Woman's head.
XI PHRYGIA 263 The animal presents without Doubts the wolf (Xuxo?) represent, the on other coins from Laodicea and on one from Kolossai (see above n. 1) the Lykos River symbolized. To the second genus heard that following piece : Likewise. Likewise, with A about AA°, TEPONjTOZ above, winged herald's staff right. 1 1-40 (subaerate) M.S. From the Cistophores with Roman Governor's name shared me Mr. Angel the description some pieces the collection Tsivuraki in Syra with, unfortunately without prints to add. As well. Likewise, with AA° left, winged he- roldstab right; P LENTVLVS | PRO COS above, ATTAAoZ | AHMHTPI°Y Tsivuraki collection. below. 2 S. 28 3 S. 27 4 Likewise. S. 27 Tsivuraki collection. 5 S. 28 6 S. 27 1 ) Pindcr a. a. O.P. 570, 1 93- 1 95 ; Inv. wadding tone n. 7025. 2 ) This name appears also on one Cisto Likewise, with P LENTVLVS P F [IMP?] above, AnoAAnNloZ j A AM°KPAT°Y| Z.flZIM°Z below. phores of Pulcher, Inv. Waddingtori n. 7028, but, probably right, ANTIMHAHZ read. 3 ) Pinder a. o.O. p. 57 1, 201. P Lentulus Spinther was 56-53 v. BC Proconsul of Cilicia and became while this one Time to Emperor exclaimed, which ones Title he on some Cistophores probably also on the last described led. 1 ) Likewise. Likewise, with A above AAo, above AP PVL CHER AP F IMP, below Aric-AA/IN l°Z| M. S.; [EYAPXoY], right herald's staff. Inv. Waddington n. 702g. Up Lentulus followed 53-51 v. BC Appius Claudius Pulcher, the also the assumed the title of emperor. Him solved July 51 Cicero off. As well. Likewise, with A over AA°, M above - TVL LIVS M | Q] | CICERON | PRO COS, below ANTIMHAZ | KAE-flNoZ, 2 ) right he- Tsivuraki collection. roldstab. Also Cicero acquired the Emperor title while his one-year-old pro- consulate and led him on cistophores. 3 )
264 XI PHRYGIA S. Likewise. In trade. Letters above AA°, above [C] FAN PONT PR, below ATTAA°Y AH M HTPI°Y, right Heroki staff. Instead of Gorytos stands between the Snakes a round temple with six pillars, grid closure, Acroteria and about it Statue with bowl and scepter to the left. C Fannius was Praetor 49/48 v. BC At him closes the embossing with Governor's name off. Plate VIII 2 2 8 Br. 15 The oldest copper coinage from Laodicea, the, same that of Apamea, ver- probably not about that first century v. BC reaches up, seems through the following coin represented to be: Head of Cybele with long AA°AI right, KE//1N left. Sitting man hair and a four-pronged one Lion with raised right front Tower crown to the right. paw to the left. 3 -oo M.S. 9 Br. 12 Likewise. Likewise, the tower crown with three points. 2-40 sts S.; Leake, Num. Bright. Suppl. 62, 1. Plate IX 3 IO Br. 11 head of Apollo with Lor AA°AI right, K€X1N left. head f- beer to the right; behind Lyra, jewelry the Isis. Pkr. front T^T. Pkr. 2- 10 M.S. A similar Monogram show the coins with standing Aphrodite and sitting wolf; 1 ) these are but older as n. 10, the out the Flavian period to come from seems. 11 left. head of the teenager AA°AI above, KEjflN below. basket between Br. 19 Dionysus with ivy on the right- see the Dioscuri hats ster- il in. nen. 4*90 M.S. ') I-B. Greek. Coins 218, 712 and 7i2 a plate XII 25.
XI PHRYGIA 265 12 Head of Zeus(?) with Taenie AAoAlKE/lN left. cornucopia with bandage; Br. 20 to the right. standing on the bend of it Eagle from the front, head to the right, the flapping wings, and below 7-20 sts S.; Six cf. I-B. Monnaies grecques 407, I2 7 a ; Rev. num. 1892 p. 85, 52 Tab. II 12. Another copy has Mionnet Suppl. IV 552, 11 wrong with AMAZTPE.O.Z EK described. Smaller ones simultaneous Copper coins with wolf and boar, Lykos and Kapros, show that same monogram, 1 ) that without Doubts for one with 'Exax . . . beginning name stands. 13 OYEZnAZIANO right, Z ZEBA- Br. 22 ETOZ left. Head of the Kai sers with laurel to the right. M.S. IOVAIOZ ANAFONE I KOZ right, EYEPTE THZ left. Standing Zeus Laodi kenos with Eagle on the Right to the left. The same Magistrate appears already on coins with that Images Nero's. 14 Likewise, with OYEZnAZIANOZ AAOAIKED.N right. Same type. Br. 22 right, ZEBAZTOZ left. M.S. This piece des Mus. Tiepolo with the alleged heads des Titus and Domitian, that Mionnet and F. Connoisseur described have, 2 ) is a ugly retouched copy the Inv. Waddington n. 6243 coin described. Plate VIII 23 15 Br. AOMSTIANOC right, KAICAP left. Bust of the emperor with Laurel and Tank to the right, the the latter with decorated with the Gorgoneion. M.S. AAOAIK6I1N left, K-Z H Nn| N I C right. Standing teenager Winner with Bind around the head and naked upper body to the left, shell in the right, palm branch in the left; in front of him at feet, vessel with one Handle and vexillum. See Mionnet IV 321, 728; Waddington, Rev. num. 1866 p. 440, 8 and Inv, n. 6273 with “Femme sacrifiant sur un trepied". ') I-B. Monnaies grecques 406, 127. v. Rauch, Berliner Bl. I 264 plate VIII 16; wadding 2 ) Mionnet IV 321, 730; Num. Magazine IV240 fr. tone, Rev. num. 1866 p. 439, 5. Plate X 5; see Sabatier, Rev. Beige 1860 Plate V 7; In the h o of - B lum er, Asia Minor coins. 34
2 66 IX I'IIRYGIA 16 AHMOC right. youth Likewise. Br. 22 Bust portrait des Demos with Bind and robe on the Chest to the right. Mus. Winterthur. 17 Likewise. Likewise, with KAAVAIA | ZHNjfl NIC right. Br. 23 M. S. Headdress, palm branch and vase seem the youthful figure as winner in festivals. Unusual This is probably in a warlike way Fighting games interpreters Vexillum. 18 AOMITIANOC KAICAP C left, AIA f? AIOCKO|VPIAOV right, AAAAI Br. 26 € BACTOC T€ PM AN I KOC right. K6.QN left. Standing Zeus Laodi head of the emperor with lorry kenos with eagle and Scepter left- beer to the right. there. M. S.; Paris. Waddington, Rev. num. 1H51 p. 173, 2 and Inv. n. 6274. 19 Likewise. Likewise, with AIA Ro [ AIOCKOVPIAOV. Br. 26 Plate VIII 24 20 Br. 27 Likewise, but with transliteration from bottom right left. M. S. Likewise, with AIA KOPNHAIOV AIOCKOVP right, IAOV AAOAI j K6AN left. Plate VIII 21 Br. AOMITIANOC KAICAP [CCBA- CTOC] rePMANIKOC, imEel- de above AOMITIA C6BACTH The each other facing Bust portraits of the emperor with Laurel and armor right- there and the Domitia left- there. M. S. AIA KOPNHAIOV A[l OC KOVPIAO ] V AAO- AI K€n.N by bottom right to left. The standing ones Capitoline gods Zeus between Hera and Athena; Zeus as Laodicenos with eagle and Scepter to the left, before him Hera with Veil to the right, the Rights on scepter, in the left pomegranate; behind Zeus Athena from the front, head to the left, Olive branch - in the lowered right, in the Left Spear and Shield.
XI PHRYGIA 267 22 Br. 16 AAOAIK6 right (from bottom to AIA R AIOCKOVPIAOV in Semicircle above), n.N left. Bust portrait Athena with Aegis on the right there. M.S. above. The she-wolf to the left, the twin suckling babies and this one's head turning towards. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6226. 23 Likewise, with AAOAIK6 from above Br. 1 5 after below. M. S. See Inv. Waddington n. 6225. 24 AAOAI on the left, KGD.N on the right. chest Br. 12 image the city goddess with Tower crown and robe to the right. M.S. I-B. Monnaies grecques 405 pointed I after, that the the name Dioscorides and Aineias buried Character KOP neither KPO nor APXO to read be, and above S. 162, that the search after one title, the that Monogram expressions, a futile one be. Like now the coins n. 20 and 2 1 prove, stand the different forms des sign for the Roman family name Cornelia. The contemporaries of Augustus, Cornelius Dioscorides, des Nero, Cornelius Aineias, and des Domitian, Cornelius Dioscorides were so the maybe three generations representing Limbs one excellent family to Laodicea. from the us nothing later with coins more experienced. AIA R AIO on the right, CK in the section, OVPI AOV left. Sitting Apollo with naked upper body to the left, laurel branch in the right arm, in the left arm Lyra. R | AIOCKOV | • | PIAOV in a laurel wreath. 25 nAXlTeinA right, C6BACTH AAO right, AI K€.flN left. Standing Br. 20 left. Bust portrait the Plotina Hera with double chiton and veil to the right. to the right, the rights to scepter, in the left Pomegranate. M. S. Inv. Waddington n. 6281 Plate XVII 13. The depicted goddess is identical to the one on n. 21, so Hera, not aphro- dite; also is on the Waddingtonian Originals that attribute the Goddess unmistakable a Pomegranate. l ) The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 57. 34*
268 XI PHRYGIA From the time of Pius: Plate VIII 26 26 AVTOKPA KAICAP left, ANT.fl- Br. 30 N6INOC right. Head of Pius without jewelry, to the right. AAO|A left, IKCIA right. On high placed throne the seated city goddess with Kalathos, Chiton and Coat on the left, this on the right Image of Zeus Laodicenos, on the left supported arm that Scepter. To feet two facing each other, on floor seated River gods with naked upper body, the left with the heading AVKOC, which is on the right Mus. Berlin; KATTP]OC; river waves below. Inv. Waddington n. 6284. The same one Presentation finds yourself on a coin with Commodus, 1 ) one different, with standing City goddess between wolf and boar (Lykos and Kapros) at your feet, on one piece with Julia Domna. 2 ) 27 Br. 28 AVPHAI on the left, BHPOC KAI on the right. Bust of Caesar Marc aurel with lighter won to the right. M. S. AIONVCIOC left, AAOAlKGnN right. Standing Zeus Laodicenos with Eagle and scepter to the left. 28 AHMOC left, A A O AI K CQN Br. 25 right. Bearded bust of Demos with laurel to the right. M. S. TT | AIAIOC | AIONVCIOC on three lines right, CABINIA[NOC right. Same Type. Cf. Mionnet IV 316, 699 with incorrect reading; Leake, Num. Hell. Suppl. 62, 4. Plate IX 1 29 Br. 2 1 AAAAI right. head of youthful Dionysus with headband, ivy and Ge- wall to the right. M. S. Paris. Mionnet IV 315, 688. AIA AIONVCIOC-- Silenus mask with ivy to the right on one baskets lying, the one from a snake with head to the right surrounded is; left Pedum with a pair hanging over it cymbals. ') Mionnet IV 325, 754; my collection. Rivers see Ramsay a. a. O. S. 35; G. Weber, Ath. 2 ) Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II Plate XXVII 3; Mith. XXIII 183 ff. F Nerd, Num. gr. 1833 p. 250. About the two
XI PHRYGIA 16g 30 Likewise. AIAIOC right, AIONVCIOC left. Standing Br. 24 Demeter with veil to the left, two ears of corn in the right, the left on M.S. Scepter. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 622g with supposedly AIONVCIOV. Plate IX 2 31 Br. 19 AAAAI right, KCnN left. AIONV right, CIOC left. Standing Bust of a man with a hat tz, crescent moon and robe to the right. M. S. Asclepius from the front, the rights the serpent staff. 32 Br. 19 Same stamp. M. S. AI|ONV right, CIOC left. Standing Eagle from the front, head upwards left- there, flapping its wings. AAO left, AIKC bottom, nN right. flame mender wreathed altar. 33 Bust of Helios with rays Br. 1 5 steering wheel and robe right- there. M. S.; Paris. Mionnet IV 314, 684. The Front is same stamp like the des I-B. Monnaies grecques 403, 116 described piece with AIONV. 34 IC PA CVN on the left, KAHTOC on the right. Br. 35 youth Bust portrait des Senate with robe facing left. M. S. TT KA [ATTAAOC] right, ANC0H KG N left, , , AA OAI Standing naked ones in .both ^ _ _ K€|iiN Aphrodite with Stephane von front, head to the right, with both hands the hair out- spreading; left Dolphin with head downwards, right shell on high foot, out the two pigeons drink, during a third on the ground stands. 34 a Br. 37 Likewise. 25-60 M.S. TT K ATTAAOC TO C right, 0HKCN AAOAI KC.T1N left. Standing man with cap, crescent moon, short double pelchiton and coat to the right, the raised rights to the scepter, on the Left pine apple, the curved left one Leg on bull skull.
270 XI PHRYGIA 35 Apparently same stem Br. 37 pels, with retouched writing (ICPAN CVN jKAHTOA). Mus. Vatican. Retouched font (ATTAOC AN€9HK€ left, AAOAIK right). Wreathed one Altar on two steps; big on it ringed Snake with head left- to; left tree with two Krotala hang. With that Images of Pius and the same Back stamp gives it in the collection des pen S. Florian a mistaken Pautalia attributed piece, whose inscription up to . . . AIK, blurred is. 36 Br. 37 AHMOC right, AAOAIK€nN TT KA ATTAAOC left, ANG0HKC AAOA 37 Br. 35 left. Bearded bust of Demos with Bandage and ties wall strips to the school tern to the right. M. S. right, IKCflN - in Section. sitting- the Sarapis with Kalathos to the left, the lowered rights over that before him sitting Kerberos, the left at the scepter. Back pictured number Magazine XXI Tab. I 14. Similar stamp. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6245. TT KA ATTAAOC APXI6 left, PAT6V/1N ANG0HK6 - left, in the field left AAO- AIK, right CflN. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and Cornucopia to the left. The Head priest title des Attalus is new, the shape ap^tspcrcsütoV on coins rare. 1 ) 38 Br. 40 Likewise, with AHMOC on the left, AAO- Al KGAN right. 31-05 M.S. TT KA ATTAAOC AP left, [AAOAI] K6.QN right. Standing Athena to the left, in the Right shell about one flaming altar, the Left on Spear with the shield leaning against it is. 39 Br. 37 Same stamp. In trade. TT KA ATTAAOC left, ANEGHKEN right. Cult image the Artemis Ephesia with Taenia between two deer from front. ') cf. Mionnct IV 317, 705 with dem incomplete received Title l€PAT€V.fi.
XI PHRYGIA 271 40 Same stamp. Br. 39 In trade. TT KA ATTAAOC AN 6 9 left, HK€- AAO- AIK6D.N right. Standing naked ones Aphrodite by front, head right- there, with both hands her hair spreading. Behind you like it Eros winged, to the right after the goddess tin looking up, in the left one holding up an arrow, in the lowered one Right torch (?); right in Fields Dolphin to the left, head downwards. 41 M AVPHAIOC right, BHPOC Br. 36 KAICAP left. head of ju- final Caesar's right- there. Same stamp. Brit. Museum. cf. Mionnet IV 324, 747 Florence (retouched). 42 Likewise. Br. 35 Inv. Waddington n. 6287. TT KA ATTAAOC AN€ left, 9HK6- AAO- AIK[€n.N] right. Standing Cybele with Kalathos and Double chiton from front, the hands on the heads of the Lowering lions on either side the goddess, looking outwards, sit. 43 Br. 35 Likewise. In trade. TT KA AT[TA]AAOC (see above) AN left, €GHK€- AAOAIK€nN right, 6TTINIK in the off- cut. Enthroned Cybele with Ka- lathos, Bowl and tympanum left- to; to your right Side seated Leo. The dedication coins des P Claudius Attalus, whose Front either the Senate or the demos, or that portrait of Marcaurel as a teenager Caesar represent — once also that des Pius (see above n. 35) — are all out the previous reign des Pius. €TTINIKION can so not on the Victories des L. Verus related become. 1 ) ') Ramsay a. a. O. I 45 and 55.
272 XI PHKTCIA 44 [
XI PHRYGIA 273 47 AVKM AV AN left, TjflN € I- Likewise. Br. 25 NOC right. Bust portrait des bearded Caracalla with rays steering crown, armor and mantle to the right. In trade. About others pantheistic Coin images see above Hierapolis n. 39. Plate IX 4 48 Br. Likewise. M. S. See Mionnet IV 330, 783 and Suppl. VII 589, 465. AAOAI KCCIN N€ nKOPCl N in three arches lines above, "TTTH im Section. The Lykos and Kapros rivers as a wolf left and boar right, back against Sitting on your back and spewing water end turning heads back. 49 AVT K M AVP AN left, THN€I- Br. 34 NOC right. Bust portrait des bearded Caracalla with lorry beer, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. AAAAI left, KC-nN right. NGClKOPrinj 1"TTH in section. Temple front with six columns, under the central arch on a pedestal that Image des Emperor standing to the left with pan- Zer, shell in the right and the Left on the scepter. 50 Likewise, with AV K M AV ANT.fl- Br. 33 NC 1 NOC right. M. S. AAO|AIK€nN about, N€nKOPn|NtTTH under two intertwined hands; the whole thing in a laurel wreath. 51 Likewise, with AV KAI M - AV Br. 35 left, ANTnNGl NOC-C right, 6B - below. M. S. AAOAI Ke-nN- NCriKOPnN- around a Lor- beer wreath, the two devoured hands and 1"TTH encloses. From dem medallion with the Personifications the (f)PVriA and KAPIA has J. v. Locksmith finally one good Description and Illustration given. 1 ) To correct remains only, that the Phrygia not a Cornucopia holds, but that Scepter shoulders. ') Num. Imhoof Magazine XXIII I, I Tab. I I Blum he. Asia Minor coins. 35
274 XI PHRYGIA 5i a Br. 39 AV K M AV AN left, TAN6I NOC right. Bust portrait as well. M. S. AAOAjl KGAN above, NenKOPAN | TTTH im section, in Fields left AVKOC, right KATTPOC. Seated city goddess with Kalathos left, on the right ten Statuette (Zeus to the right?), on left arm cornucopia. At the feet of the Goddess two river sitting on the ground gods, to the left of Lykos to the right, the right arm on the water urn leans; on the right the capros to the left, in the outstretched right cornucopia, in the left branch or reed; behind him the urn from which water flows flows. Similar representations can be found on coins with Pius (see above n. 26) and with Commode (Mionnet IV 325, 754). Plate IX 5 52 Br. 25 From the time of Elagabalus: The imperial head of various Laodicean coins, the with AOTMATI CVN KAHTOV are designated often mistakenly referred to Caracalla; 1 ) him provides but always Elagabalus dare, to its time alone in Laodicea with that formula shaped became. Except dem Images Elagabalus come on these coins yet the his wife Annia Faustina and his grandmother Julia Maesa before; the backs mostly show Roman types, the emperor, the goddess Roma, a temple, intertwined hands. On that of Mionnet IV 331, 786 after Cousinery coin described with Geta can so not A CVN K OMOAIA stand, but it is ANTAN KOMOAIA to read; also stands the Prize urn between two bags, not between two vessels. Off the time des Elagabalus are too the coins with the previously unknown Personification des SuveSptoV V£u)V, of the council the younger Citizen. Coins had us so far this one Colleges just in Carian Heraclea thought, namely those, the the senior physician Statilius Attalus the NGOIC dedicated. 2 ) CVNGAPI left, OV right. youth Bust portrait des Synedrion with robe left- to; behind the shoulder two Rods. Brit. Museum. AAAAIK€ left, ON right, NAAKOP ON (see above) in the section. Winged Eros sitting on the floor to the left, his head on the left arm and this one on supported by a rock, the rights to floor lowered. At his feet one overturned extinguishing torch. *) Eckhel, Num. vet. 250, Plate XIV 13; Mionnet IV 328, 770 f.; Ramsay a. a. O. I 59; Inv. wad dington n. 6308 f. 2 ) Le Bas-Waddington, Voy. archeol. Explicit. des inscr. III 402, 3-5; Rev. num. 1884 p. 18, II.
XI PHRYGIA 275 53 Likewise, with fH in counter- Br. 26 pel. Brit. Museum. Likewise, with AAO AI K€AN on the left, N€ on the right, XlKO[PnN] in section; the right one Hand of Eros appears to be rounder object to omitted. 54 Br. Likewise. M. S. Likewise, with NG.O.K right, OPrin below. Likewise, with AAOAIK€.n.N left, N€nKO- Pfl\H in Section. 55 AVT K M AVP left, ANTnNGI Br. 24 NOC C right. Bust portrait of Elagabalus with laurel, pan Zer and coat to the right. M.S.; Paris. Mionnet Suppl. VII 588, 463, supposedly with Caracalla and club instead of torch ; Inv. Waddington n. 6307 Plate XVII 15; Drexler, ZfN XIV 128 ff. 56 Br. 29 IOVAIA left, MAICA C€B right. AAOAIK left, £AN N above, €nKOPD.N Bust of Maesa with slide dem to the right. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 631g. right, AOTMATI in the section, CVNj- KAH|TOV between the feet one table, on the a prize urn with the Inscription ACKAHTT stands. 57 m iova c|)iAinnoc kaicap Br. 33 Bust portrait des Caesar's with Tank and coat right- there. M. S. AA left, OAIK€ above, flU right, N€n- KOP|n.N in section. Two temples in Profile with ever one Statue about the steps, the front e'nander to- swept. Plate IX 6 58 Br. 1: X€VC right, A below, C€IC left. Bust portrait des Zeus Aseis with Bind and Ge- wall to the right. AAOAIK left, €D.N right. Standing Athena to the left, the Rights on shield, the left on the spear. M. S. Off the time Philips or yet later. 35*
276 XI PHRYGIA Leonnaia 1 i iCX7 1 Head of Cybele with tower AEON on the right, NAUnN on the left. lion law Br. 15 crown to the right. sitting on the tip of a spear, in the left front paw the broken one chen shaft holding. 4-00 M.S. yours styles after can these sure Phrygian coin from the second year- hundred v. BC, and although yet out the time the Attalids originate. The city is unknown. Ramsay suspected, Leonnaia be the former name of Sebastian been. 1 ) L y s i a s Ramsey 2 ) and Anderson 3 ) put consistent Lysias ins Oinanthal, west- lich from the northern tip of Hoiran Göl (Limnai). Not far from it had to Ococleia lie, whose Coins Stamp equals with those from Lysias have. I I € PA left, B OVAH right. chest Br. 22 image the BouXrj with veil to the right. M. S. See Mionnet IV 333, 799. / 2 AOVKI A A A right, C6BACTH Br. 25 left. Bust portrait the Lucilla to the right. M. S. AV[CIA left, A€flN right. Standing Dionysus in recently Chiton left- there, Kantharos in the right, the Left on Thyrsos; left at feet Panthers. €TTI ())A ATTAAOV left, AVCIAAG/IN The standing youthful demos in long robe to the left, shell in the right, in the lowered left Scepter. The same Magistrate let also with the Breast images of the demos, of Marc aurel and of the youthful Commodus.' 1 ) ') Ramsay a. a. O. I 597. 2 ) A a. O. I 2 P. 754. 3 ) Journ. ol bright. stud. XVIII 107 ff. Plate V. 4 )Fox, Gr. coins II plate VIII 149; Inv. wadding tone n. 6328/9; Mionnet Suppl. VII 590, 470.
XI PHRYGIA 277 Metropolis Of the two Phrygian cities, Metropolis appears to be the one to the north 1 ) never, the southern 2 ) just to time the Emperor Philip and Träiari Decius with the designation ())PY shaped to have. 3 ) 1 AK left, AMAC right. helmet MHTPO left, TTOA€ITn[N] right. (J)PV Br. 20 th bust portrait of the hero with left in the field. Standing Asclepius Robe to the right. to the left, the Rights on snake rod. Löbbecke. An image of Theseus' son Akamas also appears on neighboring coins Synnada.4 ) This city and Akamantion are said to have been the foundations of the Akamas be. 5 ) Since Metropolis also boasted of this origin, one may ask, whether not acamantion be been an old name be. 2 l€ PA left, BOVAH right. chest Br. 23 image the BouMj with veil to the right. M. S. MHTPO left, TTOA€IT.flN right, (})PV on the right in the field. Standing men with Cap and crescent moon to the right, the raised rights to the scepter, on the Left pine apple; the left foot sets the God on the head one lying zebu. 3 Likewise. Br. 22 Br. 14 M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6331. M HTPOTT left, OA€ITn.N$ right, PVr in the field right. Standing cult image a goddess with Kalathos and since- upwards stretched Forearms from front. MAP ATAK left, C€BH PA right. M HTPOTT left, OA€ITnN | (j)PVr right. Bust of Otacilia Severa to the right. b in a round container gene stamp. M. S. Standing Ty che with Kalathos, tax oar and cornucopia to the left. cf. Rev. num. 1892 p. 85, 54 Tab. III 2; Inv. Waddington n. 6334. ')Ramsay, Ath. Mith. X 348; Journ. of bright, stud. VIII 486 fF.; Asia min. 139, 50. 2 ) Ramsay, Ath. Mith. VII 144; Journ. of bright, stud. IV 53 — 71 VIII 510; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2, p. 749; 758; Anderson, Journ. of bright. stud. XVIII 101. :1 ) Inv. Waddington n. 6332 is without Doubts the ionic city same name attributable. 4 ) ZfN XV 52 Plate III 17. 5 ) Steph. Byz. Xxajidvuov, 26vvoc5a. A Körte, Ath. Mith. XX 17 ff.
278 XI PHRYGIA 5 AV K T M . . . left, 6TPOV A€- TTAP AA€ TI6IOV left, TTP AP M HTPOTT Br. 27 KIOC Bust portrait of the men's right, in the field on the right OA€IT, left ON (J)PV. Men with hat and moon sickle to the right striding out, the Rights on scepter, in the left shell. KIOC Bust portrait of the men's nius Etruscus with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. Other coins des TtpCbxoq ap)(ü)V Alexandros Tieios show the Images des Traian Decius, the Etruscilla and des Hostiiiianus. 1 ) Plate IX 8 i I Br. 25 Br. 25 M i d a e i o n The Embossings des on Tembris located Midaeion have to time des Augustus started. 2 ) ANTilNINOC left, AVfOVCTO C MIA A left, 6D.N right. Horned Pan right. head des bearded Caracalla with laurel right- there. Munich. with Goat legs and Tails to the left striding, Syrinx in the right, in the Left Shepherd's crook curved to the left. cf. Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II 352 Plate XXVII 6. Likewise. Mus. Berlin. Likewise, with MI AA on the left, GAN on the right and the pedum curved to the right. On the back is not a satyr, but Pan with the syrinx depicted, whose game the King Midas to that Judgment tempted, that him the donkey ears moved in. 3 ) J3 IOVAIA left, C€BAC"R right. Ml|AA left, €flN right. Standing Zeus Br. 31 Bust portrait the Julia Domna with naked upper body to the left, to the right. shell in the right, the left on scepter; in front at the feet of an eagle. M.S. cf. Mionnet IV 342, 84g. M Ramsay a. a. O. I 2 P. 758 ff. of hell. stud. VIII 504. 2 ) I-B. Monnaies grecques 409; Ramsay, Journ. 3 ) Ovid Met. XI 4 etc.
XI PHRYGIA 279 J4 rrov centiMioc reTAc Kai Br. 25 Bust portrait des Caesar's with Armor and coat to the right. M. S. Eni AIAIANOV left, M lAAEilN right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, control oar and cornucopia to the left. 5 T IOV OVH M left, AIIMEI Br. 31 NOC AV bust image of the quay sers with laurel, armor and robe to the right. TVXH M left, IAA right, in the off- cut. Tyche with tower crown left- out on a rock sitting, in the Right ears of corn over an altar (?) holding, the left on the Seat ge- lifts ; left and right ever a winged Eros from the front, with both hands one against the Goddess ge- pointed holding torch. Lübbecke. \i 1 Br. 22 N a k o 1 e i a Nakoleia lay south of the previous one City, on the Parthenios, one the secondary rivers des upper Sangarios 1 ). The coin at Mionnet Suppl. VII 602, 521, whose incomplete inscription Sestini NAKOA€n.N added where but NAPHTIN/IN to read is, heard the Naretians in Calabria; 2 ) the following n. 522 is a coin from Nysa. 3 ) v NEP TPAIANOZ KAIZAP Z NAKO left, -AE.O.N right. Standing head of Kaiser with Lor beer to the right. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 63 50. Asclepius from the front, the rights to Serpent staff. 6 2 Br. 17 TTC€TTT left, TGTAC KAI right. NAK left, OA6AN right. eagle right- Bust portrait des Caesar's with coat to the right. M. S. there, beating the wings. v ) Ramsay, Journ. of bright. stud. VIII 499, 67. 2 ) See Lübbecke, ZfN XXI 250 Tab. VIII I 3 ) cf. Imhoof, Lydian City coins 109, 13.
28o XI PH RYGIÄ O k o k 1 e i a After various attempts the location the otherwise unknown city of Okokleia to fix, beats Professor Ramsay for that the Neighborhood of Metropolis before. 1 ) That the Location in close by of the of Metropolis not very removed Lysias to search is, seems yourself through one Stamp equality the both prove the following pieces to let: ij i AVT K M AN left, TOPAIANOC Br. 27 right. Bust of the emperor with laurel, Tank and Coat to the right. M. S. 2 Br. 28 ') Journ. of hell. stud. IV 397; Asia min. 136, 28; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 75 1 . 2 ) Num. Magazine XVIII 283. 3 ) Cat. Berlin I 68, 62 and 194, 16 (Gordian). 4 ) S. below Amastris (Addendums). 5 ) ZfN XX 280 (Caracalla). 6 ) Cat. Br. Mus. 120, 139 plate XXIII 12 and 148, 266 Plate XVI 19 in copies my collection OK|OK left, AIGn right, H in ab- cut. Seated Zeus with naked upper body to the left, shell in the right, the left on Scepter. (Sev. Alexander). 7 ) My collection (Gallienus). s ) My collection (Commodus). n ) My collection (Gallienus). ln ) Num. Chron. 1873 p. 38; Lübbecke, ZfN XII 346 Plate XIV 8; Rev. num. 1892 p. 86, 55 plate III 3. All these descriptions are more or less after the given here to correct. See ZfN I 330, 4; Inv. Waddington n. 6363. Apparently identical AVC I left, AA6.QN right. Seated stamp. Cybele (?) with Kalathos to the left, shell in the right, the left up the Seat lowered. M. S. See Mionnet IV 334, 800; Inv. Waddington n. 6330. S tem pe 1g 1 e I said yes on coins from different places are every now and then to confirm e.g. B. already for Eleuthernai and Hierapytna on Crete; 2 ) further for Markianopolis, Tomis and Odessos, 3 ) Amastris and Ionopolis, 4 ) Kyme and Smyrna, 5 ) Kyme and Erythrai,6 ) Apollonia and Tabai, 7 ) Attalea and Thyateira, 8 ) Prymnessos and Synnada. 9 ) How to sees, were it always neighboring towns, the yourself Borrowed stamps from front pages or let practice, and such were sure too Lysias and Ococleia. The following nice homonoia coin from Bruzos and Ococleia seems one Embossing the the latter .city to be, because on other coins the same that same Back picture returns. 10 )
XI PHRYGIA 3 AV KAICAP left, KOMMOAOC Br. 2g right. head des youthful chen Commode with Lor beer to the right. 4 Br. 28 I IOVAIA left, C6BACTH right. Br. 23 Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. M S. ')Ramsay, Journ. of bright. stud. VIII 478; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 686 ff., 702. Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. 28l OKOKAI left, 6AN BP above, [OVZHjNnN right, OMONOIA in section. Ste- standing Cybele Demeter in double chiton and Veil to the right, the Rights on scepter, in the pre- stretched left tufts of wheat, and Lion sitting in front at her feet with front paw raised to the right; the Goddess opposite the standing Zeus Laodicenos with Eagle and Scepter to the left. Between both, in the air, because the lion has the ground space cramped, wreathed flaming one Altar. AAGXAN left, APO above, C AN€6H< right, OTPOhNn N in Section. Telesphoros from the front between the to the right standing, the Snake feeding Hygieia and dem her opposite Askle- pios. This is supported with the armpit cave on the snake stick and hold in the right hand lowered above it Head of the snake. 2 ) Lübbecke, ZfN XII 346, coin with the older one Faustina. 36 H. Weber, London. Num. Chron. 1892 p. 208, 38, Plate XVI 18. AVT K M ANT left, fl TOP OKOKA left, I6D.N right. Standing AIANO right, C below. chest Demeter in a double chiton to the left, image of the emperor with laurel, Ear clumps in the right, the Armor and coat to the right. Left to the torch. M. S. O t r u s From this one Neighboring town from Bruzos 1 ) knows you get coins out the time des Pius 2 ) until Caracalla.
282 XI PHRYGIA 2 TTO C6TTTI left, T€TAC KAI Br. 27 right. Bust of Caesar with armor and coat right- there. M.S. Br. 20 Br. 18 7.65 m S. See Mionnet IV 348, 880. ') Ath. Mith. XXII 6 Tab. I 2 ) cf. Juurn. of bright. stud. VIII 493 ff.; Asia min. 143, 75; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 753 n. 3. 3 ) Lübbecke, ZfN XV 50; Roscher, about the €TTI [r AN"] NITP6 left, INOV OTPOhNn right, in the field right N, left APX Standing goddess with Kalathos left- there, bowl in the right, cornucopia in left arm; before her flaming one Altar. Equestrian statue July Caesar's etc. Plate Ia 11. 4 ) H weaver, Num. Chron. 1896 p. 25, 49 Tab. III 2. 5 ) Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 239 ff. Palaiobeudos Körte believes this city ten kilometers northeast of Synnada put on to may/) something further as it Ramsay done. 2 ) AV KAI TPA left, AAPIANOC TTAAAIO right, B€V AHNnN left. Ste- right. Bust of the emperor hender more naked Apollo to the left, with laurel, armor and man- Quiver about the left shoulder, tel to the right. Laurel branch in the lowered right ten, the left to the one behind him- ^ posed lyre lowered. Cf. the inaccurate descriptions Num. Chron. VIII 1 8 and Rev. num. 1 853 p. 247. A other piece with exactly the same Inscriptions shows the God Men on the Back, 3 ) a third smaller Demeter.4 ) Peltai The Macedonian Colony Peltai, southwest from Eumenea located, ) counts to the few Phrygian cities, the ones before the Imperial era shaped have. Bust portrait one young people TTEA right, THN.O.N left. Sitting man Hero with helmet, down- Leo to the left; in Section Ä AI. worked cheek pieces and robe to the right.
XI PHRYGIA 2 Br. 18 Likewise. Likewise, with AT MH. 6-2o M. S.; Munich. Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II Plate XXVII 10 with the wrong AOMI information in Section. head des Zeus with Laurel flEATH about, N AN and I^E under one Br. 15 to the right. 4-15 M.S. winged Lightning. 4 Likewise. Br. 14 Likewise, with n EAT H NAN 5 Br. 14 Likewise. In trade. Likewise, with flEATHN D.N AI AI. 6 head of bearded Heracles Br. 12 with laurel (?) to the right. 1-40 M.S. riEATH right, NAN left. Club with overhanging lion skin (?); above ME. This one simultaneous coins represent whole, halves and Quarter represents. 1 ) The with the lion remember on the first coinage of Laodicea and Leonnaia, ) with those them approximately at the same time are. 3 ) This helmeted Bust portrait of the coins n. 1 and 2 provides not, like so far on- taken, Athena represent, but a teenager warrior or hero, like e.g. b. the head of coins the Epictetus ice 4 ) the Kibyrats u. a. Plate IX 9 7 AV KAICAP left, ANTX1NS I NOC Br. 32 right. Bust portrait des Pius with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. TT6ATHN.Q.N left, MAKSAOND.N right. Cult image the standing Cybele with Kalathos, girded Double chiton and wide veil from the front, bowl in the sideways stretched right hand, the Left on the head one the two lions lowered, the left and right at her feet sit. cf. the Cybele types p. 227, 1 Eucarpeia and S. 271, 42 Laodicea. ') Cf.Imhoof, Lydian city coins 49 Blaundos. 2 ) Above S. 264 n. 8 and 9; S. 276. 3 ) Ramsay, Amer. journ. of arch. IV281 n. 105, believed to have reason these coins, in the years 250-150 v. to put; alone they belong much- more in the following century on. 4 ) Festschrift for Otto Benndorf 203, I and 2.
284 XI PHRYGIA 8 M- AVPHAI- left, OVHPOC KAIC Br. 26 right. Bust of Caesar Marcaurel with coat right- there. M. S. 9 A C€TT C€VH left, POC TT AVrO Br. 23 right. Bust of the emperor with laurel and scales tank to the right. M. S. 10 AVT K M AV left, ANT/INCEI Br. 22 right. Bust portrait of the youth lichen Caracalla with tank and coat to the right. M. S. 11 AV K M AV C€V AA6IANAPO[C]. Br. 34 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. Mus. Turin n. 4458. 12 IOVAIA | MAM€A C
XI PHRYGIA 285 Philomelion Philomelion, located towards Lycaonia, between Julia and Hadrianopolis 1 ) has an embossing out dem first century v. BC to have, the before- swaying with the name ZKYOINOH referred to is. The one of these coins show that Bust portrait of men, 2 ) stylistically that des neighboring Antioch completely similar; 3 ) the others a bust of Nike, 4 ) that the Roman Denarii des L. Valerius Flaccus recreated to be seems. 5 ) The Cistophore, den Borreil Philomelion attributed, 6 ) is from Ephesus. 1 IOVAIA AO left, M NA C€BA Br. 22 right, CTH below. Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. M. S. 2 Likewise, with IOVA AO M left, Br. 22 NA C€B right. 3 ANTUUN left, INOC TT € AV Br. 23 right. Bust portrait of the youth lichen Caracalla with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. 4 AVT K T M€C K TPAI A€KIOC€ Br. 25 Bust portrait des Kaiser with ray crown, Tank and coat I-really. M. S. ({>IAOMHAeUU left, N €T7I KA TP AI A right. Standing Tyche with Tower crown, rudder and cornucopia left- there. Likewise, with (j)lAOMHA € left, TTI AAPIA NOV right. QplAOMHA € left, AAPIANO right. Ste- hender Dionysus in short chiton and boots to the left, Kantharos in the right, the left at Thyrsos with Taenie; jump forward to feet- the panther to the left. Q>IAOMHAenN €T7 u>IA€INOV The river god Gallos sitting on the ground to the left, Cornucopia in the law advanced th, reeds in the left; behind him Urn on the bottom with water flowing out of it. *) Ramsay, Journ. of hell. stud. VIII 491 ; Asia min., Map to S. 197; Anderson, Journ. of bright, stud. XVIII III ff. Plate IV. 2 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 219, 716 f. 3 ) S. below Pisidia, Antiocheia n. I—5. 4 ) Mionnet IV 349, 886-888; Suppl. VII 606, 537-541; Inv. Waddington n. 6394. 5 ) Babelon, Monn, de la Rep. Rome. II 512. The Consul L. Valerius Flaccus, who died in 86 BC. BC on his train against Mithradates through Fimbria in Niko mediaeia murdered became, decided the Asian ones cities through public games to honor. His son same name was 62/1 v. Chr. Propraetor the Asia Province. 8 ) Numbers Chron. VIII 32, cf. Pinder, Cist. 560, 54.
286 XI PHRYGIA Prymnessos ßr. 27 From the Usage equal Stamp on the part the Neighboring towns Prymnessos and Synnada was above p. 280 the speech. M AVPH | OVHPOC KAI chest image des Caesar's Marcaurel to the right. In trade. TTPVMN on the left, HCCenN on the right. Standing Goddess (Atxato auv7j) with Kalathos, Dare in the right hand and ears of corn in the left, to the left. 2 AVT OVHPON left, TTPVMNHC- Bi*. 22 C6 right, IC below. head des L.Verus with Laurel to the right. M. S. 6TT 16 P6n left, C hPAK NIT6 right. Standing Isis with headdress, Si- strum in the right and vessel in the lowered left, to the left. S a n a o s TafeliX* 10 I head of Apollo with Lor ZANAHNnN right, AI~IOA left. three- Br. ig beer to the right. foot between two laurel branches. 572 M.S. Sanaos, that until now through coins not was represented, is by Strabo 576 2avao£ under the small cities Greater Phrygia, between the names Themisonion and Metropolis, enumerated, by Ptolemy V 2, 26 (Savi?) between Keretapa Diokaisareia and Themisonion. Also Hierocles 666, 5 (Savao^) and the Directories the Bisthiimer at Parthey 3, 332 (Suvaog, not to ver- switch with the Abbai'tian city Synaos), 10, 432 (Scvao?) etc. mention the city. Your situation has Ramsay 1 ) and Anderson 2 ) between Kolossai and Apamea, on the north side des Anava salt lake, determined. In one there ge- found Inscription is the S^|iog 2ocva7]T;ä)V called. 3 ) The coin seems from the second century v. BC to originate. Later became the fertile area of Sanaos subject to the Apamenians, and from that explained yourself that missing Sanaenian coins during the Imperial period. S e b a s t e Sebastian is in Sivasli, between Akmoneia and Eumeneia found.4 ) Whether the Name C6NAPOC 5 ) on one inflow of Banaz Tschai or on this one yourself to obtain be, is not decided. ') The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I I p. 230. 2 ) Journ. of bright. stud. XVII 414; XVIII 90 f. 3 ) A a. O. XVII 414. 4 ) P Paris, Bull, de corr. bright. VII 448-457; Ramsay, Journ. of hell. stud. IV 409-414; Buresch, From Lydia 170 ff. 5 )Fox, Gr. coins II Plate VIII 150; Prokesch Osten, Inedita Plate IV 29, but VflATOCR read out.
XI PHRYGIA 287 I ZEB on the left, AZTOZ on the right. head [Z]AZ[GE]'NHZ ArNO(fre'ou?) left, ZE- Br. 21 of Augustus to the right. BAZT [H] NAN right. Seated Zeus Aetophoros to the left. M.S. Hereafter are the names I-B. Monnaies grecques 411, 147 and 148 to be- correct. 1 ) Plate IX 13 2 ZEBAZ on the left, TOZ on the right. chest IOVAI in section, OZ AIONVZIOZ Br. 20 picture of the youthful Nero right, ZEBAZTHN.O.N left. Same with robe on the right. Type. M.S. See Inv. Waddington, Rev. num. 1851 p. 181 and Inv. n. 6476 ff., also Leake, Num. Bright. Suppl. 86, both with alleged Augustus heads. Plate ix 12 3 Likewise, with C€BA left, CTOC Likewise, but everywhere C instead Z Br. 21 right. M. S. See Boutkowski, Dict. num. 1424, 241 1, also with alleged Augustus heads. 2 ) This Bust portrait of the coins n. 2 and 3 unmistakably represents Nero represent, the also on other coins, e.g. B. from Miletus, Philadelphia, Tabay. simply EeßaOTÖg called is. To confirm this one opinion serves that the following piece: Plate IX 11 4 ZEBA left, ZTHNflN right. IOVAIOZ AIONVZIOZ Standing eagle Br. 18 This Bust portrait the younger one to the right, turning his head back Agrippina to the right. and beating the wings. Berlin. 5 N EP/IN left. Portrait of the Kai Tl ZH in section, NOAOTOZ ZE Br. 18 sers (from the last life- right, BAZTHNflN left. Sitting man years) to the right. Zeus Aetophoros to the left. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6481 and 0468. 1 ) cf. Inv. Waddington 6479 f. from Sebastian, but from Germe, see above S. 171 2 ) This on it following piece n. 24 12 is not n. 3.
288 XI PHRYGIA 6 IOVAIA AO left, MNA C£-BACT Br. 30 right. Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. M. S. 6TTI AOVKIAAIO- ANTnN IOV left, APXO in section, C€ BACTH N/IN right. End of the throne Cybele with Kalathos, Bowl and tympanum left, in front lion leaping at the feet to the left, turning his head back. Compare number Chron. VIII 33; Inv. Waddington n. 6483. 7 Likewise. Br. 30 In trade. €TTI AOVKIAAIOV ANT/INIOV, in the field above APX, in section CG BACTH NAN Telesphoros from the front between the the Snake feeding Hygieia to the right and Asclepius of front, Head to the left, the right to the neck gene staff. 8 Br. TTO C6TT T left, €TAO KAI right. Bust of Caesar with armor and coat right- there. M. S. CGBAC left, THNAN right. Standing Men with cap, crescent moon, long Chiton and coat to the right, the Rights on scepter, on the left pine apple, the left foot up Taurus head. From the third century: Plate IX 14 9 igpa on the left, BOVAH on the right. chest Br. 24 image the Bouai^ with Veil and tie to the right. Mus. Berlin; Mus. Copenhagen; Löbbecke; Inv. Waddington n. 6472. C€BACT left, HN/IN right. Standing Naked Ganymedes with Phrygian Cap, syrinx in the right, shepherd's staff in the left, to the left, from that behind him soaring eagle er- summarizes. 10 l€ PA left, CVNKAHTO|C right. Br. 24 youth Bust portrait des Senate with Bind and Ge- wall to the right. CSBAC left, TH|N.O.N right. Standing Men like on n. 8. M. S.
XI PHRYGIA 289 CGBAC left, THN/IN right. Standing Athena with Aegis to the left, the ge- lowered rights on shield, in left Poor Spear. M. S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6471. II Bust portrait of juvenile D10- Br. 16 nysos with ivy and Ge- wall to the right; before him Thyrsosstab. Sibidunda Sibidunda lay south from Synnada, according to Ramsay at Baltchikhissar, 1 ) after Anderson at Atlihissar. 2 ) I TAI I OVH left, MAIIMON CE CIBIAOV left, NA6D.N right. Artemis Br. 19 right and below. Bust portrait in long Double chiton to the right des Maximus with Laurel striding and drawing the bow. and coat to the right. M. S. See Boutkowski, Recueil 1892 p. 32, Fig.; Spink's number Circ. 1893 p. 195. S i b 1 i a Ramsay sets Siblia between Apamea and Eumeneia. 3 ) One Inscription with the Anderson made the name SißXtavwv known.4 ) The sparse embossing of the city falls in the Time of Augustus until Caracalla.5 ) Siocharax From this one city the Mozeans 6 ) is just so far a coin with that picture- nisse of the Geta to appeared. 7 ) *) The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I p. 751 ff.; 788, I 2 ) Journ. of hell. stud. XVIII 104 ff. 3 ) A a. O. p. 221 ff. 4 ) A a. O. p. 93 ff. 5 ) I-B. Greek. Coins 223. Imhoof-Hlumcr, Asia Minor BC Coins. 6 ) Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I2 p. 632 ff. ; Anderson, Journ. of hell. stud. XVII 421. Above p. 243 Hierocharax. 7 ) Lübbecke, ZfN XVII 23 Tab. II 16; Babylon, Rev. number 1892 p. 119 Plate IV 15; Inv. Waddington n. 6492. 37
XI PHRYGIA Stectorion The position des old Stectorion, the southernmost city the Pentapolis, is on halfway from Bruzos to Apamea found. 1 ) From the first century AD seem a few coins without imperial portrait to come from. 2 ) More abundant coinage the city took place, so far this yourself today judge lets, only from the time des Marcaurel on, in the that following piece heard. I AH MOC left, CT6KTOPH right, Br. 25 NAN below. Bearded head of the demo with a right-hand bandage there. M. S. AITH (aapivou) (|>A CHCT left, VAIANOV right. Standing Dionysus with naked tem upper body to the left, Kantharos in the right, the left at Thyrsos. cf. Borreil, Num. Chron. VIII 34. To correct I-B. Monnaies grecques 412, 153 Plate VI 192 follows here the Description one others something more perfect received copy same coin. Plate XI 15 2 AVT K M IO left, (J)IAinTTOC Br. 37 AV right. Bust portrait of the elder ren Philipp with laurel and Tank to the right. €TT AV AH left, MHTPI above, OV ACIAP on the right, in the field on the left K TK TT|AT C, right T€K|TOPHjNÜN The Hero Mygdon with helmet and armor left- over there, with your right foot a ship entering and turning his head back dend, with the right weapon raised or torch (?), in the back tarts stretched Left Shield and Spit. M.S. A similar hero, the a ship climbs, appears as Coin type the Neighboring town of Otrus. 3 ) The one is Mygdon, Eponymus of the Mygdons, whose Tomb at Stectorion lay,4 ) the other Otreus, Eponymus of Otrus. From them reports Homer, that them together the Phrygians dominated/') Ver- probably also presents Mionnet IV 362, 950, here after Berliner specimens Plate IX n. 16 pictured, Mygdon, not Ares, represents. ')Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 689 ff. 2 ) Fox, Gr. coins II plate VIII 153; Inv. wadding tone n. 6493. 3 ) Rev. num. 1892 p. 86, 56 Tab. III 4; Inv. Waddington n. 6369 Plate XVII 23, n. 637 1, on both places as Aeneas explained. 4 ) Break. X 27, I 5 ) II- 3. 185 ff.
XI PHRYGIA 291 3 AVT K M IOVA left, (J)IAITTT70C CT€ left, KTOPH N right, nN in the ab- Br. 27 C€B right. Bust portrait des cut. Riding hero with cloak Emperor with laurel, armor and shouldered bipennis in the crotch and coat to the right. to the right. M. S. S y n a o s Synaos was the Nachhar city of Ankyra in the Abbai’tis. 1 ) I M AV OV left, HPOC KAICAP 6TTI ATTOAAO(t>ANO left, VC B- APX" Br. 28 right. Head of Marcaurel CVNA6IT right, flu in Section. Caesar to the right. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, control oar and cornucopia to the left. In trade. This Apollophanes ß', the to time des Pius Archon was, can not the son, wold but the Grandchildren of Apollophanes be, the that same office during the Governorship des Marcellus, 70-73 n. BC in Synaos provided. 2 ) S y n n a d a Although Strabo that south from Prymnessos located Synnada 3 ) as not big denotes, like that put yourself the embossings this one City after all as the be- most interpretive another circle des Phrygian highlands represents. Except Copper before and while the Imperial period until Gallienus, has Synnada even once, against the middle des first century v. BC, Cistophores ge- shapes.4 ) This one are with the Initials of the city name and of an official called, ZYNNA and ME and one of the types des urban copper, owl on amphora, ) as epithet referred to. 1 Head of Cybele with tower ZYNNAA on the right, AA|M HTO on the left. standing- Br. 22 crown to the right. Pkr. the Zeus with naked upper body to the left, Lightning in the right, the Left on the scepter. 7-15 M.S. See Mionnet IV 365, 970. About a smaller coin called Admetos see above S. 94. ')Ramsay, Asia min. 147, gl. 2 j I-B. Greek. Coins 224, 741 Plate XIII 3. 3 ) G Perrot, Review archcol. 1876 I 190-203; Ramsay, Journ. of bright. stud. VIII 481 ; Review archeol. 1888 II 219; Asia min. 147, 91 and 14; Körte, Ath. Mith. XXII 5 ff.; Anderson, Journ. of bright. stud. XV11I 103 ff. J ) Rev. num. 1892 p. 87, 58 Tab. III 6 (now Collection Lübbecke). 5 ) Mionnet IV 365, 965-968; I-B. Greek. Coins 224; here n. 1 1 . 37*
292 XI PHRYGIA Br. 19 3 Br. 23 4 Br. 21 5 Br. 21 6 Br. 25 7 Br. 16 Likewise. Likewise, with M|AIAAPI left. 6- 22 M.S. See Mionnet IV 365, 971 with MAIANAP. As well. Likewise, with (T]l|MEOY left. 7-43 M.S. cf. Mionnet Suppl. VII 620, 586 with ..NNEOY. Likewise. Likewise, with ZYN NA right, Tl | M O O left. 6-2i M.S. head of Zeus with Laurel to the right; behind it Scepter. Pkr. 6-oo M. S. [ZYN NA] above, TTATTYAOY | MNHZIOE below. Poppy stalk and ear between schen the Dioscuri hats with stars. CVNNAAEIC IEPAN CVNKAHTON Bust portrait des Senate with Bind and robe right- there. M. S. AH MOE right, P.Q M |AI[n N] left. Ste- hend youth demonstrations in the short-term sleeved Chiton and coat from front, head to the left, shell in the right, the Left with role (?) on the Page. Back pictured at Waser, Demos, Rev. Suisse de number VII plate XX 10. See Mionnet IV 366, 973. The Letterforms are the of the coins with that Images the Lucilla. The representation of the demo equals that a Roman one Kaiser in togas. Off the same time comes : Bust portrait des Hermes with CVNN left, AAE right, ON in ab- frizzy hair and clothes cut. Flaming altar, to the right; in front of him poultry the herald's staff. M. S.
XI PHRYGIA 293 Dem third century is the following embossing attributable : 8 AKAMAC right. Helmeted head CVNN left, A|A€nN right. Standing Br. 18 of the hero Akamas right- Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and there. Cornucopia to the left. M.S. 1 This Image the founder of Synnada is too from one piece known, that with the n. 6 and 7 at the same time is, 1 ) and further out one coin from Metropolis. 2 ) 9 C€ BACTOC left, CVNNAAGO.N OVAA left, 6. P.I in Section, ANOV Br. 18 right. Head of Augustus right. Seated Zeus Nikephoros to the right. to the left. M.S. See Mionnet IV 367, 984 and Suppl. VII 621, 591 with the false reading ,““ OV A A ff P 1 pl <~ AM (TA/ 10 \CDA\ 1 ("i \ , 1 11 i'i 1 ifim [ i'qpIi j-c 2_ t DM2_ 1 °2_ UTHL J^lLLlllS 1 eCHLS. WNNIA roi^Vitt T"O 1 M F Cl l-l T" linL'v; Z-VININM . . . ieCIllS, 2_ a i. |v| Clin z_ 1111 ±v>i. Br. 2 1 Head of Augustus with Lore Seated Zeus Aetophoros left- beer to the right. there. M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6534. 11 rEPMANIKOZ left. head des [Zj YNN A AEn[N] left, ANAPA|TAGOZ Br. 15 Germanicus to the right. right. Owl on a lying amphora to the right. M. S. 12 CVNNAA€nN right. Bust portrait KAAVAIOV below, ANAPArA right, 60V Br. *7 the Athena with robe left. Same type. to the right. M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 6522 and 6536. 13 [NEPn]N KAIZAP XEBA[ZTOZ]. tl [K] never left, UUN <}>IA below, Okay Br. 19 Nero's head to the right. CVHMA . . . right. Sitting man Zeus Nikephorus to the left. M.S. 1 ) Lobbecke, ZfN XV 52 laf. III 17. 2 ) S. above p. 277 n. 1 .
!94 XI PHRYGIA «4 Br. 15 Br. 2 7 AVTOKPATnP KAICAP NC-POVAC, below C€BAC head of the nerd especially with laurel to the right. M.S. Z€VCC TTANAH [MOC] left, CVNNAAC-n N right. Sitting man Zeus Pandemos with naked upper body to the left, Nike on the right, the left on Scepter. Other coins with Nerva show the accusative form AIA TTANAH MON CVNNAEIC. 1 ) ATTOKAT€- AVTOTinks, ANT.fl- N6INOC right. Head of Pius with laurel to the right. M. S. CVNNAAG left, flN AnPI€nN right. vStanding Lacedaemon in helmet and Armor to the right, the right to the spear, on the left the Palladion right- to; this is with the raised law th to the thrust and shield on the left Poor shown. Like Sagalassos, like that headed Synnada its founding from the Lacedaemonians off. On both places is the armed figure on coins as Lacedaemon, not Ares, to comprehend. 2 ) After one friendly communication Professor Kubitscheks is the completely un- ordinary formula ATTOKATS - omoxaTEcmjaev, identical with restituted', to supplement. On what yourself the Restitution relates, whether on the city, or on the hero statue, the the coin represents, remains uncertain. 16 Br. AVT KAI T AIAI left, ANTflNGI- NOC right. Same head. M. S. eni neicnNoc t
XI PHRYGIA 295 18 M AVPHAIOC right, OVHPOC Br. 20 KAI left. Head of Caesar Marcaurel to the right. M. S. CVNNA left, A€AN right. Palladion to the right, tapering downwards, spear in the after front raised rights th, on left arm rounder Shield. 19 M AVPH left, OVHPOC Br. 27 right. Same head. KAI CVNNAACflN left, TTOAIAC right. Up a pedestal the standing athe- well Polias from the front, head to the left, bowl in the right hand, in the die th left spear; to the right the Base single-handled jug. Lübbecke. 20 M AVPHAI left, OVHPOC KAI Br. 27 right. Same head. M.S. CVNNA on the left, AGAN on the right. Cult image of the Artemis Ephesia with Taenien from in front, between two deer. 21 AV KAI Münks, AV ANTnNINO Br. 27 right, C below. Bust portrait des bearded Marcaurel with Laurel and robe stripes on the shoulders to the right. Mus. Berlin. Eni npv- k- Aoric k- attaaov, in Section C VN N AAE|nN temple front with eight columns; in their middle naked statue (emperor?) to the left, the Rights advanced, the Left on Spear or scepter. cf. Inv. Waddingtori n. 6542. 22 AOVKIAAA right, CEBACTH Br. 31 left. Bust of Lucilla to the right. Eni IEP IK BACI left, AOVC CVNNA right, AE/1.N in Section. Cult image the Artemis Ephesia as on n. 20. M. S. The reading Inv. Waddington n. 6543 IEP KA BACIAOV seems one mistaken liche to to be; the name des priest is 'Ixc'Xios (or similar) TSocrjiXrfe.
XI PHRYGIA 23 lOVAIAleft, AOMNA AVrright. Br. 28 Bust portrait the Julia Domna to the right. CVNN on the left, AAE/1N on the right. The same thing Cult image. M. S. Plate IX 18 24 M OTT6A MAKP ANT/lN€INOC Br. 28 AIAAOV K Bust of Cae sars with armor and coat to the right. M.S. CVNN|A left, A€flN right. Group of Amaltheia with child Zeus and goat like on n. 1 7. The Back is same stamp like the the coin with Macrinus, I-B. Greek. Coins 225, 774. 25 AVT K r I OVH left, MAII- Br. 33 M6INOC right. Bust portrait of Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. CVNNAA|€n.N in Section. In one quadriga moving to the right standing emperor, from the him ent- against floating Nike wreathed. M. S. 26 AVT K M AN left, TOPAIANOC Br. 29 right. Bust of the emperor likewise. M. S. AO.PI€n left, N in.NnN right, CVN NAA|€nN in section. Cippus between schen two palm branches and the two pillars a temple front; in dome-shaped gable star. Plate IX 19 27 Br. 34 AVT KAI TT AIK left, TAAAH- NOC (like this) right, in Fields C|€B Bust portrait des Kaiser likewise. M.S. CVN left, NAA€ right, ON in ab- cut. Under the arch of a temperature pelfront with two Columns and three Steps high cippus with five leaves tern above and between two palm branches. cf. Pellerin, Melanges II Plate XXXII 8; Mionnet IV 370, 998. The Front is same stamp like the the coin of Synnada I-B. Greek. Coins 225, 744a, and the three from Prymnessus a. a. O. S. 221, 728-730 Plate XIII 1 and 2.
XI PHRYGIA 297 28 Same stamp. CVN|NA left, A€nN right. In the middle Br. 34 one Arena Cippus; underneath a Bestiary with Shield on right Poor to the right, against one attack menden Bears fighting; about it a second Bestiary, one under predators jumping away from him shining a knife in the neck sto- eating. On the right a leaping lion leftward and on the left a receding garden M. S.; cell - Inv. Waddington n. 6557 Plate XVIII 18. Babelon's description is different, what in the extremely crude execution des image understandable is. Sure is that lower animal not a lion, and the real lion, not the unlikely Dog, hunts the Gazelle after. Animal fights are rare Representations on coins. Known is the the Denarii des Livineius regulus. 1 ) Plate IX 20 29 AV[T KAI TTO] AI €T TAAAIH- Br. 32 NOC Bust portrait as well. M.S. 30 Br. 24 l ) Babylon, Mon. de la Rep. Rome. II 144, 12. Imlioof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. C|V below, NNAA left, €nN right, in Fields left in, right NAN Two fighting ones Gladiators: a retia rius, the trident to the right towards one with helmet and Shield arm- bumping into a security guard. Above the Group Cippus between two palm branches. 2 ) Lett. cont. v 76, 67 Tab. II 7. 3 ) I-B. Greekli. Coins 225, 744 a . 38 A other copy this one coin, out the Florentine collection, has Sestini made known. 2 ) The fighting ones describes he as emperor, with that Spear one enemy devastating. The Cippus remains unmentioned, because he through No more damage to recognize is. CVNN|A right, A<= below, ON lANflN left, AP K6ACO right, T l"(?) left. head des bearded below. Prize urn with two palm Heracles to the right. branches. M.S.; Inv. Waddington n. 6527, with supposedly APK€A€0(?). Name and title are missing the inscription a coin with Gallienus and APX K€ACOV. . out. 3 )
298 XI PHRYGIA Temenothyrai Flaviopolis About this city and some their coins see commemorative publication for O. Renndorf 207 ff. 1 head of bearded Heracles CVMMAX right, THM€N left. club. Br. 16 to the right. Pkr. r8o Mus. Winterthur. 2 TTAAVTIAAA right, CGBACTH THM6N09V left, CVMMAXOC right. Br. 22 left. Bust of Plautilla Shivering Zeus Aetophorus left- to the right. there. M.S. Plate IX 2 I 3 Br. 30 COP CAAn left, N6INA C€ right. Bust portrait the Salo nina with tiara and moon sickle on the shoulders right- there. TITIANOC APXI€P€VC TH M € NO, in the off- cut GVPevCI. Naked one bearded Heracles with Lion skin over that back to the right; he has his back in the Right the lowered club, captured with the left the one on the left before him lying River god on right upper arms, and lifts that left Knees in whose hip. The river god, beardless and with the naked ten upper body after front expand ching, supports the left arm on the urn overturned to the right, the water ser flows away. Between the heads a tree rises out. M. S.; Mus. Berlin, 27 M.; Inv. Waddington n. 5333 f. Representations of wrestling come with devastating hydropower on coins there and again before, e.g. b. on such from Sagalassos, where the Kestros as Taurus from one gigantic God fought will, 1 ) and already a lot earlier on the Didrachms des Sicilian Selinus, where Heracles the Taurus tames. ) ') I-B. Greek. Coins 175, 508 and 509 Tab. 2 ) Benndorf, Metopes from Selinunte 76, 24-28 XI 2. and 80; Holm, Ges. Sicily III 594, 84 plate III 2.
XI PHRYli LA 299 Plate IX 22 Themisonion The coinage Themisonion, located between Laodicea and Kibyra ) extends primarily on the time of Severus until Philip. ) I AVK left, CAZAN right. GEMICn left, N6jT1N right. Standing Br. 23 Bust portrait des God's 2jü)£cov Demeter with veil to the left, ears of grain with Radiation crown and Ge- in the advanced right, the wall to the right. Left on the scepter. Collection Sutzo, Athens. This piece seems out one yet later time as the des Philip to date. AVK one maintains in Auxioc;, 3 ) also Auxaßag 4 ) to supplement. On late Reliefs comes the God as a rider with radiant crown and Bipennis before, 5 ) individual of the equestrian figures Phrygian and Lydian coins accordingly. G ) Differently designs is the God Swi^wv on coins of the Carian Apollonia (I-B. Monnaies grecques 304, 8) and as Apollo on one of Mastaura (Imhoof, Lydian City coins 95, 1). 2 Br. 31 MAPK/ITA K IA left, C6BHPA' C€B right. Bust portrait the Otacilia with diadem right- there. M.S. 96 MIC left, flNKE-flN right. Cult image the Demeter in Double chiton and Veil from the front, in everyone the er- raised hands a flaming torch holding; at feet left ear of corn, right Poppy stalks. This guy comes too on coins by Themisonion with Mamaea 7 ) and on those from Dionysopolis before. 8 ) Tiber iopolis Tiberiopolis was one city the Abbai'tis, between Ankyra and Aizanis in Source areas one the tributaries of Ryndakos located. 9 ) ') Ramsay, The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I I p. 252 ff. 2 ) The reading of the coin with Domitian at Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II. 357, I is not secured. 3 ) Lübbecke, ZfNXII 348; that mentioned there Thessalian piece with 'AtigXXcüv Scoxr/p is one fake, on those already Mel. de number II 358 on- was noted. 4 ) Ramsay, Amer. journ. of arch. III 362; The cities and bishoprics of Phrygia I 262. 5 ) Collignon, Bull, de corr. Hell. IV 293, 2 plate X 3; cf. Benndorf and Niemann, Travel in sw. small Asia I 125, 77 and 153 etc. °) Imhoof, Lydian city coins 15 1. ") See Mionnet Suppl. VII 626, 605, supposedly with Domna. 8 ) S. above S. 221 n. 11. 9 ) Ramsay, Journ. of. bright. stud. VIII 516; Asia min. 147, 89. 38 4
3°o XI PHRYGIA =================================^=^=======^ 1 l€PA CVN right KAHTOC left TIBCPIO right TTDAPITriKl left Qtß Br. 1 7 youth Bust portrait des hender naked Apollo from front, Senate to the right. head to the left, Laurel branch in the right, the left on the lyre lowers, the one next to him on one base provided is. M.S. Similarly, with BouXfy Mionnet Suppl. VII 627, 609 and Leake, Num. Bright. Sup])l. 104. 2 Likewise. €TTI CnC9€NOVC right and bottom, Tl- Br. 2 I B€PinOA (like this) left. Cult image of the work temis Ephesia with Taenien from M. S. in front between two deer. Off the time Hadrian's. 3 Likewise. Likewise, with cneeNOVC (see above) | TIBePIOTT. Br. 20 In trade. 4 Likewise, with l€PA left, CVNK TIBSP left, IO above, TTOAIT on the right in Br. 2 2 KTAHTlOC right and below Fields left TGPOV in Section 1* 1 # \1 1 1 1 W J. ''III' \.i X 1 V l l 1 1 I L < 1 1 . -1_ \s 1 VI 1111 1\ kJ 1 X 1 v j J 1 1 1 .i.A. Kf 0\_/llllll IL BOVA[H]. The face each other- the Tepouaia and BouArj; the one with Veil to the right, that Scepter obliquely in left Poor, the others without a veil on the left, herald's staff (?) in clpr pt*1t nViPti pti R ecnten Here T inVp jyf_ at the Page. Some representations of the BouXrj on coins have been found I Lydian city coins 138 recorded. Those from Sardinia and Maionia would the figure correspond, behind the here the Caption TGPOV stands. Personifications the Fspouaia, as busts, seem until now just on Coins from Hierapolis (with veil and laurel) and from Aphrodisias (with laurel) been confirmed to be. 1 ) In inscriptions come how here, the two authorities more often than next to each other existing before. 2 ) ') See Lübbecke, ZfN XII 340, Aizanis. ctudes gr. VI 162; J. Levy ibid. VIII Roulc -) Cf. C. Curtius, Hermes IV 223ff.; Mommscn, 219-231, Gerousia 231-250; Ramsay, The cities Rome. business v 326, 1 ; Th. Reinach, Review des and bishoprics of Phrygia I 2 p. 438.
XI PHRYGIA 301 5 Br. AVT M ANT left, TOPAIANOC 34 right. Bust of the emperor with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. [6TTI APXO] AVP TTON|TI left, KOV TIB6PIOTTO right, AG IT/IN in ab- cut. Standing Artemis in double pelchiton from front, head to the left, Quiver over the left shoulder, in the advanced Right torch, the Left veiled (?); before her left- there striding deer, the head turning back, behind her small Cult image of Artemis with Kalathos and Double chiton from the front, in the Left flaming torch. J6 Br. 35 ,7 v/rr. 30 Same stamp. Löbbecke. Likewise, with €TTI AP | TTO left and in Fields N (Tl missing) KOV; right TIB6PIO- TTOAIT, in the AN section. This Image the Back is one raw Repetition des already out one older coin from Tiberiopolis with Caracalla known. 1 ) TPANKVA left, AG INA C€ BAT (like this) right. Bust portrait the Tranquillina to the right. M.S. en APX TTONTIKOV left, TIB€PIOTTO|- AITnN in two lines on the right. standing- the Zeus with naked upper body to the left, eagle on the right, the Left on Scepter. Traianopolis That Traianopolis a city the Grimenothyrites, but not identical to that The town of Grimenothyrai became a commemorative publication for O. Benndorf 204-207 shown. I AVTO KAIC left, TPAIANOC TPAIANOTT right, OAITHN left. Schwe- Br. 15 right. head des Kaiser end Nike with wreath and palm with laurel to the right. branch to the right. In trade. Similar Grotefend, Uned. Greek coins 1864 Tab. I 4, but the Thracian city assigned. 1 ) I-B. Monnaies grecques 414, 164, pictured above P. 2: at R. v. tailor, Statuette the Artemis 6. cf. 8 Eucarpeia n. 3; Ramsay a. a. O.S. 693.
3° 2 XI PHRYGIA v/2 AVT K M ANT left, TOPAIA Br. 30 NOC right. Bust portrait des Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. Cf., Mionnet IV 374, 1016. AASIANAPOC left, $1 AO in fields, TPA A TPAIANOnOA above and right, € IT/IN in Section. Riding He- ros with coat and shouldered bi- pennis, in Step right. 3 AH left, MOC right. youth Br. 20 Heltes bust portrait of the demo with robe on the right. Mus. Winterthur. TPAIANOriOAITn|N Same type. This piece with demos and Men, the Mionnet IV 374, 1015 after Mus. Pem- broke II Tab. 31, 5 Traianopolis attributed has, is from Trapezopolis. 1 ) ') cf. Cat. Br. Mus.Karia Plate XXVII 4.
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