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Coins of Asia Minor, Volume II — 1902
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XVI KILIKIA 457 18 Likewise, with e. Likewise, with AZ and N, tJU instead of n in Br. 21 the inscription. Paris. Mionnet III 56g, 161. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 57 f., 41-43. 19 BAZIAEYZ left, ANTIOXOZ KEAENAEPl|[TnN] right. Apollo like Br. 21 right. Bust of Antio r • , , , , C . ^. , , aut n. II; in Fields left above chos IV with Diadem and A Robe to the right. Pkr. ^• Munich. Mionnet III 570, 163; V. Prokesh, Inedita 1854 p. 290, bad received and retouched; Inv. Wadding-ton n. 4215; Cat. Br. Mus. Galatia 108, 20. 20 Likewise, with BAZIAEYZ METAZ KEAENAEPllTUJN right, .1 left. AZ Br. 24 ANTIOXOZ. Handwritten Cat. Tochon. See Mionnet III 570, 164; 9-20 Berlin (bad received); Inv. Waddington n. 4214. Plate XVII 21 21 Like n. 19. Likewise, with KEAEMAEPI|T(JU[M] right, Br. 23 unclear writing on the left . . . PPAAH (?). 9"67 Berlin. The first known coinage of Kelenderis with Imperial portraits are one with Domitian*) and the with Commodus. K e n n a t i s (T.) The Kennatai become together with the Lalasseis or Lalaseis on coins the dynasts of Ol ha and on such this one city with tlen portraits des Domitian and later emperor called.^) Currently of Commodus and Philips calls Diokaisareia MHTPOnoXt^KeNNATIAo? and K€NNATnN. I AOV AIAI left, ON KAIC . . . Br. 26 right. head of L. Aelius with laurel to the right. M.S. K e s t r o s (T.) [K€]C left, TPHNUUN right. Standing Eagle to the right on a base, the Turning head back and the wings hitting. ^) I-B. Monnaies grecques 351, ig. 2) Num. Magazine XVI 280, 122 Plate V 18; ZfN XII 365; Hill, Num. Chron. 1899 p. 181- Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. iigff. 207, Cat. 58*
458 XVI KILIKIA 2 Br. 25 Likewise. Löbbecke. Likewise, with [K€]CTPH on the left, NUJN on the right. 3 Br. Without inscription. probability K€CTPHN(JUN In the cavity one 20 borrowed the same head or that Crescent moon star with five rays, of Pius. After one Contribution from Six. One fourth coin with that Images the younger Faustina and Tyche has Löbbecke known made.^) He has her rightly so the Cilician vCity ge- give, the Ptolemy (v 8, 5) üdüaxpoc, and one Inner city the Selentis calls. It is this apparently the same place, the Hierocles (709 Keaxpoi) and the distress. epic. (1 83 Keaxpa) next to vSelinus lead.^) Ketis (T.) The name this landscape the Cilikia Tracheia, soon Ktr^xtg, soon Krjxc'i; ge- wrote,^) appears for the first time on a copper coin of Antiochus IV from Kommagene, with KIHT/IN and Scorpio along with crescent moon on the back page,*) then on coins from Koropissos with THC KHTUUN or KIHTUJN MHTPOnOAeUUC (Hadrian until Valerian),^) from Olba with MH KIH or KH (Marcaurel until Caracalla), from Philadelphia with THC KIHTIAOC (Traian) or KHTIAOC (Commode until Maximinus), ^) and maybe \on Titiopolis with Cl or KH (Caracalla).') Claudiopolis (T.) The identification of Klaudiopolis with the ruins near Mut, northwest of Seleucia;i am Kalykadnos, is through one 1890 discovered Inscription with that Resident names secured.^) This one, with the colony Not Ninica Claudiopolis to be confused city is the following coin attributable to: I AVT KAI TPA AAPIANOC C€B KAAV left, AlOnOAlT . . Standing Br. 24 head of the emperor with lorry Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and beer to the right. Cornucopia to the left. More barbaric vStyle. Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. LVII 60 Plate X 18. >) ZfN XVII 14 Plate II 5. ^ Ramsay, Asia min. 371, 34. ^) Ramsay a. a. O. p. 363, 5 and p. 455; Rev. archeol. 1896 p. 98. After William, arch.-epigr. Mid. 1894 S. I are under the Clitae of Tacitus (Ann. VI 41, XII 55) the Ki^xat too understand. *) Babylon, Rois de Syria etc. p. CCXVI; Inv. Waddington n. 4800 Plate XIII 3. "Waddington, Rev. num. 1883 p. 31-36; I-B. Greek. Coins 1 83 f. I-B. Greek. Coins 188; Inv. Waddington n-4437/40- Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. LXI. ^) Ileadlom, Ramsay and Hogartli, .Suppl. Papers üf the Soc. of bright. stud. I 1892 p. 23.
XVI KILIKIA 459 K o 1 y b r a s s o s (T.) Kolybrassos seems in that northwest against the Lake Karalitis too located area of the trachea, in which Karallis, Lyrbe and Kasai were also located. ^) I [AVT KAIC] right. ANTnNo- Br. 26 NOC left. Bust portrait des Marcaurel with laurel and Tank to the left. M. S. KOAV right, BPACC€(JUN left. Standing Athena to the left, the Rights on Spear, on the left arm shield; behind her olive tree with leafy branches. AVT KAIO (see above) left, ANTD-NGI KOAVBP right, ACC€ UUN left. Standing Br. 20 NOC right. The same breast picture with laurel, tank and coat to the right. M. S. H y g i e i a, one Snake feeding, i"really. 3 AV KAI M AV C left, € ANTn- KOAVBPA left, CCen.N right. standing- Br. 25 N6INO right. Bust portrait of Asclepius from the front, head left- Elagabalus with laurel, pan- there, the lowered right on the long, Zer and coat to the right. in the armpit-supported sling gene staff. M.S. 4 AVT I KAI M ANT f left, surgical Br. 27 AIANOC C€lB right. chest image des Kaiser with Lor beer, Tank and coat to the right. Mus. Berlin. KOAVBP left.s, ACC€nN right. Athena and tree as on n. i. 5 AVT I KAIC r M€CC KV left, Br. 26 TPAIAN A6KIOC C|€B right. Bust of Decius with Lore beer, Tank and coat to the right. H. Weber, London. KOAVBP left, [AC]C€D.N right. sitting- the Zeus with naked upper body to the left, the lowered Rights about the eagle sitting in front of him, the line ke at the scepter. The seat is sideways into four square fields with one each Period in the middle shared. ') Waddington, Rev. num. 1883 p. 31; Ramsay, Mus. Lycaonia etc. p. XXXIII believes the city in Asia min. 390, 396 note and p. 450. Hill. Cat. Br. near Side located.
460 XVI KILIKIA AVTKPA KAI TAI OV left, TP€ KOAVB left, PACC€nN right. Standing Br. 25 TAAAON C€ right. chest image of Gallus with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and Cornucopia to the left. Plate XVII 22 7 Br. AVT KAI no AI[K] OVAA6PIA- 3 1 NON C€ Bust of Vale rian with laurel, Tank and coat to the right; in Fields on the right lA. Vienna. I KOAVB PAC left, CeriN right. Standing Athena to the left, the advanced Right at the top of a shield, the on one Stele provided is, the lowered Left on Spear. Right next to the Stele tree and Boar to the right. 8 nov AIK COP OVAA€PIANON Br. 32 KAI C€B Bust of Salo ninus with robe facing right; including eagles with out- spread wings from front, head i'echshin; in Fields right lA. i4'90 M.S. See Mionnet III 571, 170. KOAVB|P left, A|CC€n.N right. standing- the Zeus with naked upper body to the left. Lightning in the right, the Left on the scepter; he stands in one Temple front with four columns, Pal- metten to the acroteria, Eagle in gable and three steps to the entrance. 9 Same stamp; about I A run- Br. 32 the counterstem j^el with that new stamps €. KOAVBP left, ACCeriN right. Zeus like on n. 8, without temple; at feet des God's eagle to the left. 1310 M.S. Korakesion (T.) korakesion, one Lake City the Cilicia tracheia, lay close the pamphylian border, between Kibyra 1^ [JltXpa and Syech'a.^) I AVTO N€POV[AC] left, TPAIA KOPAKHC left, lUUTCUN right. Bust portrait Br. 24 NOC right. Head of the Kai the Tyche with tower crown and vigil sers with Laurel to the right. wall to the right. M. S. ') Heberdey and William, Travel in Kilicia 1896 p. 136 f.
XVI KTLIKIA 461 2 AVTOKPA NeP left, TPAIANOC Br. 19 right. As well. M. S. See Mionnet III 572, 172; Inv. 3 [KAI] left, CAP ANTUJNei right. Br. 25 Bearded bust of Marc aurel with laurel and Ge- wall to the right. M.S. About this one Apollo type see if< 4 C6V left, AAeiANAPOC Br. 24 right. Bust of the emperor with Laurel and robe to the right. M. S. 5 lOVAlA left, MAMGA C right. Br. 24 Bust of Mamaea right- there. M.S. 6 Same stamp. Br. 25 M.S. 7 r I- OVH- MAU MOC- KAI C- head Br. 19 of Caesar to the right. M.S. KOPAKH on the right, CIUUTUJN on the left. Standing Demeter with ears of grain in the right, the left on the torch. Waddington n. 4234. KOPAKH left, [CKJUTÜUN] right. standing- the Apollon Sidetes in short chi- tone and coat to the left, shell in the right, the Left on the scepter. 1 Side p. 336 f. KOPAKHCI 1) left, [n.Tn.N] in section. Standing naked Helios(?), the right te raised, in a quadriga in step left; in the left seems the god ball and robe to hold. KOPAKH left, CmmN right. chest picture of Orbiana with diadem right- there. KOPA left, KHCm right, TriN in the off- cut. Seated Hermes with Peta sos and wing shoes to the left, bend tel in the right, the Left with Herald's staff on Rock seat. KOPAKH left, CmxnN right. standing- the naked Hermes on the left, bag in the right, in the left herald staff and robe. ) The letter R is in N retouched.
462 XVI KILIKIA 8 AVT KAI no AIK OVAAePIA KO|PAKH left, CinTnN right. sitting- Br. 33 NON C€ and right lA chest the Zeus with naked upper body, image of the emperor with laurel Bowl and scepter to the left. and robe to the right. 12-05 M.S. K o r o p i s s o s (T.) I r I OV MAU left, MON KAI . . . Br. 2g Bust portrait of Maximus with ray crown, Tank and Coat to the right. Mus. Winterthur. KO[PONiCC€UJN THC] left, KHTUUN MH- TPOnO right, [ASUUC] in Section. Standing Zeus with bare-chested body to the left. shell in law ten, the left at the scepter; to his feet Eagle to the left, the Wings beating and head back to the Turning to God. K o r y k o s (T.) Korykos, one half vhour western from Elaiusa, is last from Heberdey and William been visited.^) I Z right. Bust of the Arte Br. 17 mis with robe, Quiver and bow to the right. Pkr. 3-00 sts S. KnPYKinrriN right, YB I M E left. Ste- hender naked A p o 11 o n to the left, Laurel branch in the right, the left arm on one Stele supported. See Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 532, 2, where the Tips the tied up Hair braiding mistaken as crab claws the Thalassa understood are. Plate XVII 23 2 Br. 28 head des Zeus with Bind to the right; rear A Pkr. A i3"57 Munich. KnPYKinxnN right, EPN | EP left. Ste- moving goddess (Thalassa) with cancer shear on the head to the left, in the right aphlaston, in the un- ken rudder (this one indistinct shapes). Compare with this the inaccurate descriptions of the same specimen in Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. II 283, 5 laf. XXIII 7; Mionnet soup. VII 202, 210; Dre.xler, Num. Magazine XXI 225; also Inv. Waddington n. 4242 with supposed Ty^he. ') A. a. O. p. G7 ff.
XVI KILIKIA One varied representation of the Tiialassii can be found on Koiykiot coins with the portraits of Sept. Severus, Alexander and Philip.^) Of the latter, Mionnet Suppl. VII Tab. II pictured, give I one new Illustration nacli dem Parisian copies on blackboard XVII n. 24. Plate XVII 25 3 OPON and Aphlaston before J3r. 25 Heads of a (x goddess with ste- phane and necklace right- there. Pkr. INUNICH. See Mionnet III 573, 177; Inv. W 07, IG Plate XII 2. OPON is the complete inscription to clarify. KnPYKI left, nmN right. stride- the naked Hermes with Petasos the head and chlamys above that back to the right, the Rights (with Bag?) stretched out with the left shouldering the herald's staff, iddington n. 4251 ; Cat. Mr. Mus. Ly kaonia etc. the front, but for the time being not 4 Br. KnPY right, AI/imN left. AYTONO left, MOY right. Hermes 26 More similar Ivopf to the right; like on n. 3, with bag in law before that Aphlaston. Pkr. ten. 10-35 ^I- — See Mionnct III I 2-20 Mus. Winterthur. 5 Br. The deity, their head on the both last coins as a type appears, comes often too in full figure before.-) You seems the .'Aphrodite E'J7iXo:x or Na'jap"/u to represent. M iOVAlON (t)lAinnTON (so) K€ Bust portrait des Caesar's with Armor and coat to the right. M.S. cf. Inv. \\'adding(in n. 4201. KOPV NA left, VAPX right. IC in the field left. .Standing naked Poseidon to the right, the Rights on trident, on the Left dolphin, the left LuIj on one .Ship prora. L a e r t e (T.) The location of Laerte, a town on the western coastal stretch of the Tracheiotis, is more precise to determine yet not succeeded.'') I AV KAI TP right, AAPIANOC AA€PT€1 reclits, Tn|N left. Standing Br. 23 left. Bust of the emperor ApoUon in short chiton and man- with (lewand to the left. tel to the left, branch in the forward stretch T«! e ten right, the left on .Scepter. 1) ZfN XX p. 2G1. -) Nooooooooooooooooo. vcl. 11 p. 51 valley. II 7; W'iczay I Plate XXIV 514; Inv. Waddinj^-do n. 4259 Plate X 1 m ho of - Blum e r. Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. ^) Ramsay a. a. O. pp. 4^5 ; Heberdey and Willielm a. a. (). p. 137; 140; 147. 59
464 XVI KILIKIA 2 Br. 31 3 Br. 17 AVT[OK KAIJCAP left, ANTUU NoNOC right. Bust portrait of Pius with laurel, Tank and Ahmtel to the right. M. S. n cen re link.s, tac kaic right. Bust of Caesar with robe on the right. M. S. AA|ePT left, [eiT]UUN right. Standing Athena on the left, Nike on the right ten, the Left on spear; before the Goddess Altar, behind her Shield. AAePT€ left, ITUUN right. Standing Dionysus in recently chiton, with Kantharos and Thyrsos to the left. 4 6P6NNIA [AITPO]VCKIAAA C€B Br. 32 The bust of Etruscilla to the right. Lübbecke. AA€PT€ left, ITnN right. Standing Ares helmeted, in a short skirt and vBoots to the right, the Rights on spear, the Left about dem Shield. 5 AVT KAI no AI OVAA€PllA- Br. 31 NON C Bust portrait of the Vale rian with laurel, armor and coat to the right; in front of him lA- 13-06 m. S. AA€PT€ left, l|TnN right. Sitting man Hermes with bag and staff left- there. Br. nov AIK COP OVAA6PIANON AAS PT€ I above, TnN in section. N I ke KAI C€B Bust portrait des Sat- loninus with robe right- there, in front of him lA. 1276 M.S. with palm branch and wreath in one striding quadriga to the right. L a k a n a t i s (T.) This one Landsciiaft says Head in that northeastern Cilicia,^) Rabeion on tlie Coast,-) Ramsay in the Selentis or western da\ on."*) That her in the Cilicia Tracheia lay, prove the Images of the Commander-in-Chief Antiochus IV, his wife and theirs »Sons on the with AAKANATnN drawn Coins. This one come from out dem namely Geljiets circles like the remaining Cilician coinage of the aforementioned princely family, the the district names AYKAO- N/IN and KIHT/IN and the names the coastal towns between Selinus and Sebastian lead: C6AI NOYC I ÜJN, ANSMOVPlEnN, KEAENAEPITrin, COPY- KinrnN and ZEBAZTHNriN. ^) 1-Jist. num. 604. Rois de .Syria p. CCXV ^) Asiii now. Lycaonia p. LXII bah the western P'-irenopulis fin- the Pre''cort of the lakanatist coins. I 35; 455- Il'lk "i'- -^lus.
XVI KILIKIA 465 L a 1 a s s i s (T.) The Lalaseis, also known as Lalasseis, only come in connection or in XOtVOV with the Kennatai on coins the dynasts of Olba and on one with that Images of Domitian \or.M As one of the cities of the Lalassis leads Ptolemy V 7, 6 Ninika on, the al)er, as Roman colony, to Imperial period Greek coins not has ])rags can. L a m o s (T.) S. Journ. of bright. stud. .Will i8q8 p. 163, 6, coin out the Time of Valerian. Lamos, the [UjXpöüOAig T/y? Aa[UOT;tOO;, is different from that Places are the same name, the on the mouth des Lamos River (east from Elaiusa) lay^) and is in middle or upper areas des Thaies to search, that from Charadros, between Antiocheia on Kragos and Anemurion, into the mountains leads. Lyrbe (T.) Lyrbe is in the area between the Karalis and Trogitisse lakes to search.*) On it points also the Counterstamp des following piece there, with dem simultaneous coins from Karallis and Kasai over[)prominent are.'"") AVT K M ANT TOPAIANOC [CEB] AVPB left, eiT/l right, N* in the off- Br. 33 Jurus picture des Ktiisers with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. On the chest in round counterstamp ®. M. S. cut. Seated Zeus with naked upper body to the right, the rights to scepter, in the left Lightning and to the feet of eagles to the right, the head turning back. cf. hiv. \\ addington n. 4345 nit Zeus to the left. 2 AVT K M ANT f left, OPAIA Br. 32 N[OC C€B] right. Bust portrait likewise. M. S. AVPiB6l left, T|nN right. Standing Apollo n in short chiton and man- tel from the front, head to the left. shell (?) in the right, the Litike am Scep ter; in the field Lyra below right. ') That until now known material has together- captured Hill '01ba Kennatis Lalassis' in the Num. Chron. 1899 p. 181-217. -) Heberdey and William, Travel in Cilicia 1896 p. 47. 3) Homols, bull, de com hell. XXIII 591. cf. Heberdey and Wilhelm a. a. O. S. 155. ^) Ramsay a. a. O. .S. 335, 450 etc. ^) I-B. Greek. Coins 181 ; above Kasai p. 451. S'-y
466 3 Jir. 3.1 Kbenso; Aufsolirift nnvol men. In trade. A yPB left, [€ITnN] right. Standing Dionysus in recently Chiton left- there, with the right hand, wine from the Kantharos pouring, the Left on '.riiyrsos; at the feet of panthers and ülier this one ^. 4 Jir. Like n. 2. In Trade. AVP|B left, €IT right, OJN in section. Seated city goddess to the left, on on the right the Xik(% in the left Cornucopia. 5 Br. 23 AV K- M- ANT- rOPAIANOC Brustl:)pictures the same. M. S. AVPB left. €ITnN right. Standing Athena to the left, the Rights about one on floor standing Urn ge- lowers, in the Left longer palm branch; in the field on the right ^. 6 r lOVA OCT MeC KVINTOC KAI Br. 23 Bust of Ho.stilianus with Robe to the right. I\L S. 7 AV K TAA OVOAOVCCIANOC Br. 23 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. AL S. AVPSeiTriN Hecate triformis. AVPBG left, imN right. Standing Apollo in recently chiton, coat and boots link.shin, shell in the right, the left on the scepter. The A])ollont} [JUS the both coins n. 2 and 27 is the sidetic after- oeimated. M a 1 1 o s Despite its importance in Aiterthum is Mallos until not discovered again now been. The Oil research its exact location seems \'Ordinarily the big Swamping of the old bed of the western Pyramosarmes is a hindrance be.") From the Ncjtliw finality, out the MaiK)s attributed Coin groups the oldest anepigraphs with Wing figure and Baitylus or griffin") out- ') Heberdey and AVillielin, Travel in Kilildcn p. II-15 n. l - 18; Head, Historian numöo^; Svoronos, 1806S. 8—II. ZfN XVI 1888 Plate X i—ii; Inv. Waddington -) Annuaire de la .Soc. fr. de iiuni. VII 1 81S3 n. 43;^4— 43^6 elc.
XVr KILIKIA 467 Board .Will 2 I vs. 20 conclude and others cities, was ohen S. 135 t. the speech. ] ug"e 11(11 I he God with naked tem upper body and flu- hinges on the shields, right-hand there rushing, with both hands the one discos m i t S t c r n before yourself holding. lO"52 Mus. Berlin (v. Prokesrh). Vol. Cat. Mr. Ahls. l^\ka()nia etc. the former maybe aphrodisias, znattribute, MAP above. Standing .Swan link.s- to; behind it ¥. This Whole entered framed from four punctured lines in one recessed square. 97' 12 'laf. XVI S. Plate XVril 2 p. 20 MAY above. Standing .swan with half raised wings and open beak bel right.shin ; in front of him stylized flowers me, behind him f. Round deepened field. (Dead with wreathed bearded double-faced, wings on -Shoulders and heels, in recently chiton, to the right rushing, with both hands one Discos before yourself hal- tend; in front of him ^. Pkr. OK'2g Föbbecke. The Dai stellun!^- of the god with your iJoppeloesicht (Kronos .'') is Lier essential different from the with four wings others mallotic Staters.') Ol) the Discos with one Bull head decorated is,-| is not to recognize. Tafeixville i 3 "liyHHh (Teribazu) right, MAP S. 22 left. .Standing Baal or Zeus with naked upper body to the left, Eagle on the right, the left on Scepter. Pkr. )rmuzd, shown as naked upper body of front, that bearded head with a jagged crown to the right, in the collected Right wreath, in the Finches flower. At the section of the body pers the Persian symbol of the gods, the Mihr, from a rings or discos with two large wings, two rolled ten Feathers and one feathered Tails existing. All around before- standing edge. OK'47 l'"*^'- Waddington n. 4,359 'l'af. X 20. \\ ie us above .S. 450 seen have, has T iribazos with ilen same types also in Issus, Tarsus and Soloi shaped. The “Stater from Mallos is too des- ') Annuaire etc. p. 104, 21 and 22 and p. 124 Plate V 15; Svoronos a. a. O. Plate X 14. •^j i^hcr den i^elu'irnten or bull-headed Kionos and Saturn with a bull's head as an attribute, s. Max.x. Meyer, Roschers Lexicon II 1500-1506; Dareni mountain and Saglio, Dict. des ans. II 172 Fig. n. 3403.
468 XVI KILIKIA because of interesting, because he ze\'^t that tlie Forin MapAwir^i; ncu li around 380 \'. Cln-. was in use and the later, MaXXoStTj;, first with the I n pcn pure ;^rie- cliiselier opinion ;^ opened up. lafcl XVITI i 3" ^H^ right, ^ left. Standing Kof desOrniuzd with jagged Stepha S. 10 Baal as on n. 3. nos to the right. 085 Mechitarist Congregation "Vienna. Num. Magazine II 338 Plate VIII i; cryS M.S. Monnaies grecques 3()8, 5g Tab. \' 175, here al)bid; 071 H. Weber, London; 0-58 Paris. Babelon, Rev. num. 1892, 434 note. 1; Perses Aclicmenides p. XXX Note I, ]). 21, 158 Tab. III 18 without obvious Head slimuck. I set this one so far Issos allocated obolos des Tiribazos n.icli M.illos. because that Characters ^ other coins this one city own is.^) The here depicted Gottlieiten are the des at the same time Staters. The Match the Ormuzd heads the both Types of coins in character and hairstyle it's so nice,-) that it's not possible is, Babelon's suggestions to agree, in which just apparently sriimuckios heads of the Paris exemplar plares Dionysus Pogon to recognize. To the oldest Embossings with Greek Types belong oline doubts, theirs h'factory according to the following Staters: 'Jafcl XVIII 6 4 Head of Kronos with shaggy S. 24 gladly hair and Beard and one ornate Maturity ge- decorates to the right; behind it Fish with head above. Pkr. MAA right. Striding Demeter in Double chiton and throw with (ie- weight in the Tips to the right, vSphendon and earrings on the head, in the Right flaming torch, in the lowered left Ahrenbü.schel. All around protruding edge. OK'6i Br. Mus. Num. Chron. i88g p. 205, 40 Plate XII 21; lO'öo INI. S., \'front side here pictured; 10*50M S. Front pictured in Roscher's lexicon II vs. 1553. Table X Maybe (, 5 Likewise. Likewise with grain in the field. S. 24 10-65 I""*'- Waddington n. 4304 Plate X 23; lO\5i M. S., Back here pictured; 10-43 Löbbecke, ZfN XII 1885 p. 2Ö3 Plate XIII 13. See Numerical Magazine XVI 383- 125 1) Num. Chron. 1896, 29, 60 Tab. III 13; Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 98, 16 Plate XVI 12. S. above Issos p. 450. ^) cf. Inv. Waddingion Plate X 14 and 20; here Plate XVIII n. 4 and 28.
XVI KILIKIA 469 6 J^bcnso. Likewise, with (ietreidekurn; Demeter holds vs. 24 in the left just an ear of grain. 10-37 ßi'- Mus. Num. Chron. 1880 p. 263 Plate XI 19; Mus. Berlin. ZfN XIV 1887 S. 13 Tab. I 6. For the front this statere became just a stemjiel, the one on the exam plan n. 5 and 6 already exploited appears, used, tiir the Back \ier or five different ones Stamp. Üass the bearded head neither Heracles still Dionysus, but Kronos represent- represents, whose Cult in Cilicia special testified is, have I in more detailed way in Roscher's lexicon II 1553 and 1572 f. proven.^) A re- fetch the Illustration the Silver litra \on Himera with that similar images of the KPONO^ gives here board XVIII n. 7. the fish, the as epithet iler Front appears, stands well likewise- little" in a symbolic relationship to Kronos, as e.g. b. on other mallotic ones Staters that cereal grain to the type des Persian king. Without a doubt be- he draws the abundance of fish in Pyramos and the sea, and forms the same Sam that Counterpart to dem cereal grain, dem »Symbols the Fertility des floor. The headdress the Demeter up n. 4-6 is identical to that of the specified Aphrodite's head is a bit late Staters,-) that's why more correct on Demeter to relate is. Against could the head with veil, Stephane, earring and Necklace, the image of Obolo Cat. Br. Mus. 99, 22 Plate XVII 3, Aphrodite represent. Probably is Kronos also in dem Ko[)fe des following Obcdos to er- know, the Six Mallos allotted. T;>fel XVIII 9 7 Bearded head with shaggy Seated Athena to the left, the rights S. 9 hair to the left. on the spear, the Left on the Shield leaned. 0'70 Äl. S. Monnaies grecques 365, 52 (Tarsus), Plate F 22; Six, Numbers Chron. 1884 p. 39. TiiM X vill s 8 Bearded man Head of Heracles MAA left. Bearded satrap head with .S. 23 to the right, the lion skin around Tiara and collar to the right. tied the neck; behind it ). Pkr. 10-15 M.S. ') Ibid are the others Representations des Kronos and Saturn on coins recorded. ^) Annuaire I 10, 3g—43 Tab. \'I 2^; and 26; Babelon, Achemeuides Plate IV I ; Inv. Waddington n. 43Ö2 Plate X 22, the latter with the form MAA- AnTH^.
470 XVI KILIKIA 9 J{ben.so, without symbol. As well. S. 23 io"42 Inv. Waddington n. 4360 Plate X 22; 10-29 Br. Mu.s. Niim. Chron. i88g p. 265, 45 Plate XU 20; IO-2I Löbbecke. Xum. Zritschr. XVI 283, 120; ZfN XII 333, 1 Plate Xll 12; IO-2I Paris. Paliclone, Aclu'menidrs 22, it)() Plate IV 3; 10-15 ^i- s. The similar staters oline Scririft are depending on yours styles partly mallos, partly Soloi attributable. The Satrap e n k u p f e the Coins \un Mallos and Solui, both tlie ones with the head of Heracles the one with the head of Demeter on the front pages, explains Babelon as portraits of Tiribazos from the years 380-380 v. (~hr. That these coins at least ziun parts this one Satraps shout out are, seems the, all- thing barbaric, stater with the rice script TEIPIBAZOY to prove.-) Alone the heads yourself are after mine unchanged, in the “Portrait heads on ancient coins"' p. 4 and 5, and s|)äter “Journal int. de num." I 1898 p. 20 expressed conviction not as a portrait, but just as ldealt\ pus one ])Ersian satraps to understand the self-understandable depending the vStamp cutters and at all more in every new stamp oiler less \'aryate had to. Dem a. a. O. Said add I at, that out the overview the satrap kings on coins from Mallos and Soloi clear shows that her on Individuality no claim to raise assets, by in the rule forehead unti nose the Köjife in Greek ideal profile, d. h. conventional straight appear and the Cut des face sometimes identical is with that of the head the relevant face of the coin, now put this one Heracles or Demeter "*) Given eight temples of different states with satrap and Demeter head is even special to confirm, that in everyone individual trap where the goddess's nose in ordinary form or pointed or wide appears, the stem cutter that of the Satra[)en exactly the same either normal or pointed or broadly shaped has! Besides are these staters, the in style and Execution noticeably xon each other deviate, difficult just dem TiiMbazos attributable. Because it is not probably, that next to the Staters with his name in Aramaic and Greek font also the both Series with Heracles and with Demeterko[)f total coinage out the years 38T-380 v. BC be. The heads the remaining Asia Minor .satrap coins, the just aut Copper luid little silver now and then beardless are shown partly just- if Greek, partly apparently individual character. The the latter came apparently only expressed because certain people, especially those of skill, teren die cutters occurred to the Put in one of the ideal Greek profiles human or racial type to put. In this one senses is e.g. b. the ver- ') Heard to Mallos e.g. B. Irahoof, Portrait heads Tab. JII 1, luicli Soldi the Slatcrc uiil dem smaller 1 Ieralvlcskii|ife. -I Habeloii a. a. O. p. XXX; luv. Waddin^lon n. 43.^5 Plate X 1:;. S. ol)en Issos S. 4:;o. See Annuaire a. a. (). Plate VI 25 - 28; Imhoof, l'orträtkilpfe Taf. III 3 5; liabclone a. a. (). Tab. III |i) -22, IV' I - 3; \\'addinL;ti)ii Plate X I,. 21, 22; here board XVIII 11 X and XIX 1 \.
XVI KILIKIA to understand the diversity of the heads related to Tissaphernes, the Babelon a. a. O. S. XXXII and XXXIII compared each other, and of which the that one the older coin one old head with hanging lower nose, the the Later coinage, on the other hand, shows a younger, more idealized head type. i) I confess me therefore recently to the view, that the Representations des Persian Great King and the satrap heads on coins the portrait character to depreciate and on one Iconography the Achaemenids and Satraps for coins at all to forego is. Plate XVIII 10 lo M.A right. head des Apollo Seated Zeus with a naked torso S. 10 Ion with laurel to the left. to the right, in the Left ear of corn and maybe grapes holding; about The scepter protrudes from the right shoulder o-8o Löbbecke. out. Pkr. Plate XVIII II n flY liuks. Adolescent head with MAA below. Female head (Gorgon Br. 12 frizzy hair and ears of corn neon) with bristled curly hair wreath to the right. Pkr. from the front, without base of the neck. H. Weber, London. The with ears of corn wreathed God, probably Triptolemos, come also on Obolen before, the one Tarsos or, what less probably is, Adana to allocate maintains.^) Also that Image the Back of n. 11, usual as Gorgonion explains, you meet on others Cilician coinage, on copper from Kelenderis"*) and on the maybe Aphrodisias belongs Obolen;'*^) the head of the the latter but comes with earrings decorated. There on one of these Obolen and that simultaneous Stater too the Sphinx with this jewelry appears, so can he at the Gorgoneion not further alienate. This Image the on one club kneeling, theirs names NIKH writing Goddess, with that a Mallotic stater minted is,"'') could be similar Bithynian silver coins from Heraclea may be imitated, in this respect these, instead to 288^) or even on 20O v. BC,') on the Time around 360 v. back- can be dated. According to the inscription form HPAKAEIA and the finer styles seems this possible to be. On the Coins the Imperial period with Greek writing, the I "Annuaire" p. 1 1 7 n. 50—o described have, close yourself, except that following, ever one piece with Caracalla and Geta,^) with Macrinus and with Diadumenianus on,^) the latter especially interesting both because of the mention of Hieron of Amphilochus, as because of their data, those an era from the fall of '68 or 07 B.C lies. See also Imhoof, portrait heads Plate III l. ^) I-B. Monnaies grecques 375, 78 Plate G 16; Babylon a. a. O. 230, 13 Plate V 8; Six, Num. Chron. 1895 p. 193, 3. S. above p. 454 f. n. 6 and 7. *) I-B. Monnaies grecques 372, 73 and 74 plates G 13 and 14; Greenwell, Num. Chronicle 1897 P-282, 4 Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. Plate XIV 9. S. above p. 435 Aphrodisias Plate XVI n. 24 and 25. 5) Cat. Br. Mus. Lykaonia etc. 100, 27 plate XVII 8. 6) ZfN VII 23, 4 and 5 Tab. I 13. Six, number Chronicle 1885 p. 62. 8) Num. Magazine XVI 285, 129. 8) Journ. of bright. stud. XVIII 163, 6a and 6^. 60
472 XVI KILIKIA Plate XVIII12 12 NEPflN CE[B] right, ACTOC Br. 25 left. head des Nero with Laurel to the right ; before that star. AI M.A . . .? left, AAn. right. Standing Type P?OV TnN che with Kalathos to the left, ears of grain in the right, filling horn in left Poor. To feet two river gods left and to the right floating. Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 538, 7 Plate LIX 17. Plate XVIII 13 13 Br. II 14 Br. 30 AVReL Seve on or AL(?) left, right. Bust portrait of Elagabalus or Sev. Alexan the one with laurel and cloak to the right. M. S. MALO left, C 01.0 NIA right. Standing naked Amphilochos, with Chlamys around neck and left arm and bull fall to the left. branch in the right, Scepter in the left and at the feet left Boar to the left. The inscription the Front seems to the went wild to belong. The last legible letter is probably N, like that that in the name Ela gabals to close is. Mallos is so not first under Traian Decius, but already over 220 to Colony was raised. That she the Title Felix (FE LEX) adopted, has Dreßel ZfN XXI 224 proven. S VAl^EN OSTIL MES QVINTVM MALLO COLONIA D€l AMFIL in ab- CAES bust of hostilia nus with Radiation crown and Tank to the left. Lübbecke. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. CXXIV cut [0]CHI Prize urn with two palm branches in the opening; underneath oblong tablet with S C The following piece, which is unfortunately poorly preserved, provides a figure-rich representation: 15 Transcript not legible. chest Br. 31 image des Valerianus (?) with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. Mus. civ. Venice. Not transliteration legible. Sitting Type che with Tower crown and Veil to the left; before her that Cult image the Athena Magarsis from front, the Rights to the spear. Behind the City goddess stands the her garlanding Emperor (?) to the left, and under hers Seats is running a Boar to the left. To Feet of Tyche two naked river gods, the one to the left, the other swimming to the right.
XVI KILIKIA 473 Mopsuestia I Br. 2 Br. 2 2 head des Apollo with Lor beer and long Curls to the right. Pkr. [MofEATnN] , ^ KAI , THZ lEPAZ r*^^"»^-^' AYToNoMoY ' M H" in the section. Standing Arte mis in short chiton and boots from the front, head to the left, the rights on the quiver, in the lowered left 3-50 M.S. bow. A copy of this coin was first minted by Eckhel, Num, vet. 230 Plate, XIII 14 and Cat. Mus. Caes. I 187, i (Mionnet Suppl. VII 22g, 293 and 230, 299) with undetermined juvenile head and MH published in the back section. From the description of the front, Sestini wrongly concluded that it was a portrait des Antiochus IV. ^) Off his own Collection described he later a another copy with Apollo's head and, inaccurate, MH.^) A third is out Ramus Cat. Mus. reg. Dan. I 271 with “MH vel WITH" known. The both monograms you find on other coins from Mopsuestia with same label, but depending on the size with different types again,^) and further on one piece with his head one Seleucids.*) This one was on Antiochus IV related, provides but without Doubts that dissimilar Image one later king, perhaps Alexander Balas, This results in both out the comparison the both coins our plate XVIII 23 and 24, as from the circumstances, that to time des Antiochus IV Mopsuestia the name Seleucia led and with this one shaped. While the copper coins with the inscription ZEAEYKENN TilN TTPoZ Tfll nYPAMni'^) and a part that one with MofEAT/lN or Mo^EATriN THZ lEPAZ KAI AYToNoMoY^) out the time des Antiochus IV until about des Tigranes come from, seem the rare with dem Asylum title an embossing out the beginning the Imperial period to be. head of Zeus with laurel and garment approach to the right. Pkr. Munich. Mionnet III 593, 258 MOf€ATnN I THC l€PAC right, KAI ACYAOY left^ in Section A CD. Flaming brazier, Mq<\iou eaxca (foculus),'') on feet. (Cousinery). 3 Br. 23 Likewise. 775 M.S. Likewise, with MofEATAN | THC lEPAC right, KAI ACYAoY left, M» Mc in Section. Lett. num. cont. V52, 2; Mionnet Suppl. VII 230, 299. Mus. Hedervar. II 288, 2 Plate XXIII 10 Mionnet a. a. O. n. 292. ^) Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 103, 5 and 6; Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 538 f., 2 and 5. *) Cat. Br. Mus. a. a. O. n. l Plate XVIII I and here plate XVIII 24. ^) Langlois, Rev. num. 1854 p. 23, 31- 32 Plate IV 24 and 25; Imhoof, ZfN X 295, 3; Cat. Br. Mus. Seleuc. Kings 48, 58 plate XXVIII 5; Babelon, rice de Syria p. CVI. S. below Seleucia at Pyramos. Mionnet etc.; Inv. Waddington n. 4377- '') cf. Dict. des antiques II II96 fig. 3I24f. 60*
474 XVI KILIKIA 4 ZEBAZTON ZEBAZTOY KAIZ, Br. 24 in Section [A]PA head of Tiberius with Laurel to the left. Mus. civ. Venice. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 4379. MOfEAlTriN i PART on three lines in a laurel wreath. 5 Br. 22 TIB6PIOC KAAV right, MOt€|ATnN | ^ N< | IP (year iii) on left. head des Claudius four lines in one Laurel wreaths. with laurel to the right, without Portrait resemblance. M.S. There the Aera from Mopsuestia Autumn 68 v. BC starts/) corresponds that Date IIO the year Autumn 42-43 AD 6 AVT KAI MAP AVP | ANS.No- Br. 25 NOC Bearded bust of Marcaurel, without Jewelry to the right. Munich. AAPIANriN MO left, ^GATriN right, €T I AC (year 230) in the field. Schwe- bend Nike on Globe to the right, Wreath in the raised right hand, in the Left palm branch; right coal basins on feet. 7 AVT KAI MAP AVPHAIO left, AN- Br. 30 xriNeiNOC ce right. chest image likewise, with robe about the shoulders. M. S. AAPIAND-N left, MOfGAmN right, 6TOVC AC in Section. Marc aurel and L.Verus in Togas on- others facing each other and yourself the hands sufficient; between them Brazier. Plate XVIII 14 8 Br. 35 A centiMioc reTAc kaicap Bust portrait des Caesar's with Tank and coat right- there. P. Alishan, Venice. cf. Inv. W'addington 0.4391. AAPIANUUN M left, OfGATCjUN €TOV right, -^IC (year 205) in the field. Ste- hend city goddess with Tower crown and double chiton to the right, with at- a brazier in front of your hands holding back. ') ZfN 294.
XVI KILIKIA 475 9 Br. 35 LO Br. 33 II Br. 31 AVT K M On C€VH MAKP6INOC Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. AVT KAI r TAAAO C | C€B Bust of Trebonia nus gallus with laurel, pan- Zer and coat to the right. Mus. Winterthur. AAP Mnf € Unks, ATnN Enc (year 285) right. Seated Zeus Nikephoros to the left, eagle at his feet. ArnN...IM left, .. | AAPI MO^^ right, in the field HI|T (318). Standing naked ter Athlete from front, head right- there, this one with the right hand Zend, palm branch in left arm. This Date 318 (Autumn 250 until 251) appears also on one coin des Herennius Etruscus, the with Traian Decius, through whom Treason des Gallus, in Year 251 life lost. This dating is a new testimony that the change of government in summer,^) not in late autumn. AVT K OVAA€PIANOC C€ chest image of the emperor with rays crown, Tank and coat right.shin. Löbbecke. AAP OVAA(spcava)v) rAA(XtrjVwv) MOfe left and above, ATn.N right, AnP€AI in section, rK|T (323) above in Fields. Standing male figure from the front, the bearded head to the right, in the lowered right branch, the Left on the chest veiled; right next to her female figure in double pelchiton from the front, head to the left, in the lowered Right branch, on the Left naked Image (Genius, Perseus?). See Waddington, Bull, de corr. bright. VII 28g, 2 and Inv. Waddington n. 4397, where the two figures wrong as Askiepios and Hygieia described are. 12 Br. 33 AVT K TAAAIHNOC CGB chest image of the emperor with rays crown, Tank and IVantel to the right. M. S. AAP OVA TAA MOfeAT/ln AflP, in Section [€AI and date ?]. The quay ser Valerian and Gaul in togas to the left sitting; in front of them it stands City goddess with tower crown on the right there, the rights advanced, on the On the left is the brazier. ') Schiller, business d. Roman Imperial period I 8o6 f.
476 XVI KILIKIA N a g- i d o s (T.) ^) Off the enough series more nagid Silherstatere with the seated Aphrodite, of those until about now forty Varieties became known are, hebe I here two groups liervor, the out the Time after 360 v. BC. a) with n in Sections the Front: [N]AriAEn[N] right. Standing bearded man Dionysus with a bare torso to the left, in the lowered Right branch with bunch of grapes, Scroll and tendrils, the raised left hand on the thyr sos. Without Pkr. I Aphrodite with Sphendone S. 25 on a chair without a backrest to the left sitting. You is be- dresses with a girdle th armel chiton and one around the Knees beaten coat, holds in the pre- right hand stretched out a sha- le, lays the Left on the chest and supports the right one foot on a stool; her contrary floats the ge- Eros, the goddess, winged wreathing. Under the chair Rabbit to the left, in the off- cut n. Pkr. Incision. 10-05 Mus. Berlin. This royal Coin cabinet 1877 n. 243. Plate XVIII 1 5 2 S. 25 Same stamp. NAriAEXlN right, left 31, below A Dionysus likewise, on more punctuated floor line. lO'OO In trade, Front pictured. 3 S. 27 Plate XVIII 15 4 S. 24 Aphrodite and Eros as above, Likewise, with Jl and O left, without rabbits; in ab- cut O. Pkr. 9-87 Contribution e.g. old. Coin customer 1851 S. 186, 11 (Collection Giiterbock). As well. Likewise, with N bottom left and floor line. 9-85 Mus. Copenhagen, Back pictured. Probably The Stater also belongs here with H and N in Leake, Num. Bright. Suppl. 71, I and Cat. Loscombe 1855 n. 453. About the Ruins from Nagidos s. Heberdey and Wilhelm, travel in Cilicia 1896 S. ISyff.
XVI KILIKIA 477 b) with the rose bush in front of Aphrodite : ^) NAFIAIKON right. Standing bearded Dionysus with a bare torso to the left, in the lowered Right Grape with sheet and tendrils, the raised left at Thyrsos. In Fields top left [E]YA and below APo. Ground line and pkr. 5 Seated Aphrodite with Ste- S. 24 ph an o s, earrings, pearls necklace and bracelet on left wrists left- there. You is clothed with one rich in wrinkles poor chiton out light through- visible material (Coa vestis) and, um the lower part of the body, with the upper robe; holds in the right hand her one shell, supports the left arm on the lower one backrest des chair and sets the right foot on a stool. Under which, Rabbit chair to the left before the goddess Rosenstock with blossom and two buds, and above this the Swede bend and the head the Aphrodite crowning Eros. Dotted floor line and Pkr. lO'iS Mus. Berlin. Contribution e.g. old. Coin customer 1851 S. 186, 12. 6 p. 24 Likewise. As well; in the field at the top left EY, downstairs Alo. 9-95 Mus. Berlin. This köniy;!. Coin cabinet 1877 n. 245 = Mus. Pembroke II Plate XX, Cat. Pembroke n. 1017, Mionnet III 595, 266. 7 S. 25 Likewise; same stamp. Likewise, with i above, PoAY below. lO"39 Br. Mus. head, Hist. num. p. 609 Illustration. 8 S. 23 Likewise; other stamp. Likewise, with ± above, ® below. io-i6 M.S. This directory can completed become through Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. I13 ff. Plate XX
478 XVI KILIKIA 9 Likewise. Likewise, with AOH above^ AI below. S. 2 2 10-32 Inv. Waddington n. 4404 Plate XI 3. 10 Likewise. Likewise, with A0H above, T" below. on- S. 24 cut. Lo'io Gotha. PlateXVIlIi6 II Likewise; same stamp. Likewise, with PY above, Mo below. on- S. 22 cut. 10-17 B'"- Mus. 12 Likewise. Likewise, with TriNAn. and A at the top left, S. 22 IH below. 9-98 Br. Mus. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 4401 with supposedly TnNAriN. Whether Inv. \\'addington n. 4405 with TOA and monogram and 440O with APoA and monogram also here to be classified are, goes out the Description of these pieces not sure out.^) The representations the Nagidian Aphrodite on the older staters soft from the here described not essential off, and vary in the rule just in hairstyle and Headdress the Goddess and in the position des Eros. Against shows one completely changed type the around 375 v. BC in Nagidos embossed staters of Pharnabazos,^) from the our plate XVIII n. 17 one new illustration gives. This picture, otherwise from that des Staters, the I the city Aphrodisias attributable suggest (8. 434 Plate XVI n .23), quite different, has with this the rose, whose Fragrance the Goddess inhales, and the Sphinx common. I have above (p. 434 f.) shown, like often in Cilicia a and same gods- type on coins from appears in three and four different cities. Hereafter there is no compelling reason, because exceptionally the stater of Pharnabazos the Goddess with rose and Sphinx represents, the anepigraphs Stater Plate XVI n. 23 also to allocate Nagidos, the less, as its Obverse a type completely foreign to the Nagid coins, the Athena, shows. It is rather to accept that the Slempelschneider des Satraps the Aphrodite type either free treated by he this one with attributes des famous image the Aphrodisiac equipped, or that he after one this one free recreated, in Nagidos set up Statue worked. The type the front des Obolos Inv. Waddington n. 4408 Plate XI 4 is not the head one Satyrs with horse ears, but the des bearded Pan with shaggy hair and goat ears. cf. I-B. Monnaies grecques 363, 42 a. Babylon, Rev. num. 1892 p. 445; Cat. des Acliemenides p. XXXII and 25, 180; Cat. He. Mus. Plate XL 10.
XVI KILIKIA 479 Colony Ninica Claudiopolis (T.) Onto the playback the Note about that \()n Augustus to Colony raised and later Claudiopolis Ninica is here to forego, there professor Kubitschek in Terms stands, the coins this one Colony to jubilate. 01b a (T.) The coins of the priestly dynasty of Olba have Hill, Num. Chron. 1899 p. 181-207 Plate XII in well discussed and ordered. I head the Athena to the right. OABlE/ln below. Spear between the Br. 20 Pkr. Dioscuri hats with stars. 4-60 M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 4429, supposedly with Harper. Plate XVIII 18 AVTO KAI e€ TPA right, nAP OABSriN right. Bust portrait of Selene with Stephane to the right, in height formation of a large crescent moon. Br. 21 [V]l AAPIANOC left. head des Kaiser with Laurel to the right, without portrait-like ality. In trade. cf. Inv. Waddington n. 4433. The inscription on the front corrects this incorrectly completed reading I-B. Greek. Coins 187, 507. The complete inscription the coin, the on the Back the Homonoia the Emperor Marcaurel and L.Verus represents,^) seems AAPIAN ANTn|NINIAi NriN OABeriN, in section MH KIH(?), in the field OMO|NOIA to read. The possibility the reading MH KIH is also on the coin with Severus not excluded.'-) According to Butkowski should it too a coin from Olba with the Presentation one River God give. The Reading the Front K AIAOV is of course KAI AÖV to correct. ^) Inv. Waddington n. 71O5 is not Olba, but Diokaisareia to allocate. 1) v. Sallet, ZfN XII 1885 S. 370 Fig. cf. Borrell, Num. Chron. VIII 4; Cat. de Moustier Tab. III 1832. 2) Drexler, Num. Magazine XXI 1889 p. 212, 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. Tab. II 4; Imhoof, Greek. coins 188, 570; Inv. Waddington n. 4436 Plate XI 7. ') Spinks Num. Circular 1893 p. 78. 6. See Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 125, 27 Plate XXII 12. 61
48o XVI KILIKIA Philadelphia (T.) I Br. 28 2 Br. 20 From this one in northern 1 heal the Ketis located, but still not identi- ficated city ^) are just a few coins known, 2) and these are, like the most embossings the Inland cities the tracheiotis, of rawest Factory. AVTOKPATU;P left, TPAIA NOC KAI right, CAP below. head of Kaiser with Lor beer to the right. Lübbecke; M.S. 4)IA[AA€A(})€U;N] right, THC KIHTIAOC left and above. »Seated Zeus left- there, bowl in the right hand, the left on Scepter. See Waddington, Rev. num. 1850 p. 173, where Zeus mistaken “to the right” stated is; Inv. Waddington n. 4437 with supposedly KHTIAOC. TPAIAN right, O.C KAICAP C€- left. Head as well. M. S. (t)IAAAe right, A|c1)6U;N left. standing- the ApoUon (?) to the left, Quiver about the left one shoulder, branch in the right, the left on the Page. 3 AV K M AV left, COMMOA C Br. 27 right, 6B- left. Bust portrait des bearded Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. Vienna. (t)IAAA€Ac|)€ left, UJN “H.C KH|TiAOC on two lines right. Standing De- meters with veil to the left. shell in the right, the left at the Scep ter. 4 left, KOMOAOC C right. Br. 28 Bust portrait as well. In trade. . . . left, KIHTIA right. End of the throne Goddess with veil to the left. shell in the right, the Left on the chest. S. Soloi. S. Elaiusa. Pompeiopolis S e b a s t e (T.' Ramsay, Asia min. 365, 10 ; Hill, Num. Chron. i8q9 p. 184 note 12. ^) Waddington, Rev. num. 1850 p. 173 and 1883 p. 35; I-B. Greek. Coins 188, 57I; Inv. wad dington n. 4437—4440. That the from William, Arch.-epigr. Mith. XVII 2, Note 3 listed Coin really see the lydi City of Philadelphia to assign is, already has Head, Num. Chronicle 1889 p. 239 ff. corrected. cf. Imhoof, Lydian city coins 117 n. 13--15.
XVI KILTKIA 481 Br. 16 Seleucia on Kalykadnos (T.) After withdrawal of the autonomous coins with the zebut type, the Seleukeia Tralleis love,^) remain the city on Kalykadnos only embossings, which hardly exists dem first century v. BC begin and, like that far evident, first from Hadrian's time on imperial portraits show. Those from Mionnet Suppl. VII 240, 330 after Sestini listed, apparently bad received coin out the collection Cousinery with dem heads des Tiberius, on the Ramsay supports,^) is in Munich Cabinet no longer exists or perhaps as a result of a corrected reading another city been added. After Seleucia heard following group small copper coins that one so far without reason Crete to allocate cared for. Bust portrait of a goddess (Aphro- Tri left, AY right. Five-petaled flower dite?) with Stephane and Ge- me or branch. Pkr. wall to the right. Pkr. Gotha. 2 Br. 14 Likewise. 2-83 M.S. Likewise, with EZ|TI. 3 Br. 14 Likewise. 2-35 M.S. Likewise, with A 1 V^. 4 Br. 13 Likewise. Likewise, with TTY | A 1-25 Svorono.s, Monn. de Grete I 332, 10 laf. XXXI 18. Plate XX 21 5 Br. 13 Likewise; behind the head ZA. Likewise, with AI | Nf. 1-95 M.S. Cat. Walcher v. Multhein Plate XII 1725'' (Priansos). 6 Five-leaf flower or M left, ZSf right. Five-petaled flower Br. 13 branch. Pkr. or branch. Pkr. 1-35 M.S. Cat. Walcher Plate XII 1725^ (Priansos). ^) I-B. Monnaies grecques 363, 44; Irahoof, Lydia sche city coins 168 ff. Asia rain. 374. 61*
482 XVI KILIKIA Plate XX 22 7 Likewise, with E|A. Likewise, with N
XVI KILIKIA 483 Plate XVIII 20 LO Br. 25 lOVAlA AOM left, NA C6BACTH right. Bust portrait the lulia Domna to the right. Löbbecke. C€A6VK left, enN | . . . right, KAAV in the section. Europe on the legal jumping bulls to the left back stretched, the Turning his head back and with both hands the bow- shaped about theirs Head opened holding inflated upper garment. Before the group the to the right floating Eros, the head Europe turning towards and with the right the Taurus lei- tend. Under this one protrudes the upper body one bearded sea god (Oceanos ?) I-really out, on heads of crab claws, in the right rudder, the left stretched out. Europe on the bull also appears on coins from Seleucia with Sabina^) and with Gordian,^) on this one with a dolphin under the Bulls. The interpretation of the group on “To on the cow"^) is not applicable. lo could either as Virgo or as a cow shown become, not but at the same time in both forms, as it were on your own metamorphosis riding. II AVT KAI A ceu C€OVHPOC Br. 31 lOVAlA AOM NA C6BAC The breasts facing each other pictures of Severus with Lor- beer, Tank and coat to the right and the lulia cathedral well, to the left. Löbbecke. C€A€VK€|nN im section, TflN nPOC KAAVKAA and in Fields above N|n. Young Dionysus with naked Upper body to the right in a car standing, the one with two panthers, from those the one the head back- turns, covered is. The God holds in the right the Thyrsos obliquely in front of him there, carries above the raised nen left arm the Nebris and in the left hand the kantharos. Before dem teams kneeling Silenus with balder forehead from front, the head to the left turned and the Rights under the Mug des Dionysus holding. Cat. de Moustier n. 1306; Inv. Waddington Löbbecke Collection. n. 4458. ') Inv. Waddington n. 4458 and 4462
484 XVI KILIKIA ceAeVK€|nN im Section, TnN nPOC Tn K[A] and in the field left A The- same group. 12 AV K M A left, ANTD.NINOC Br. 32 right. head des bearded Caracalla with laurel right- to; on the neck two counter- stamp K and A M.S. Similarly, 27mm, Inv. Waddinerton n. 4464 Plate XI 10. Plate XVIII 21 Plate XX 24 13 Br. 30 14 Br. 31 Likewise, without Counterstamp. C€AeVKe|nN in the section, TilN | TTPO|[C] KA I AVK- On a wide, from above covered with wrinkled fabric down to the bottom a throne with a gable-shaped back lean, the Zeus child sits from front, head to the left, the Rights pre- stretches. To both sides ever a be- helmeted Korybant as quieter to- shiver, and towers above the throne gable M. S.^) the head of a third protrudes to the left. On other coins from Seleucia with Macrinus^) and Sev. Alexander^) is coming the same group with that Differences before, that the three Kor5'banten noisy are shown. Because of the throne and the absence of the serpents cista is that child here apparently on Zeus to relate, not, like on the Coins des ionic magnesia, on Dionysus.*) All these representations (n. 2-5), as well as the groups Hermes Artemis and Nymph (?)^) and Athena in Quadriga the Giants fighting,*') seem more or less free treated, a cycle of murals or bas- reliefs taken to be.^) AV K M AVP C60VHP AA€- lAlNAPOC Bust of the Kai sers with v-ray crown, pan- Zer and mantle fold over the left shoulder to the right. Counterstamp A. M. S. C€A€V left, K€nN K right, A below, AVK in the field left. Under one of two winding columns worn Arch of Tyche sitting on rock with tower crown and Veil left- there, ears of grain in your right hand, the left on the Seat supported. At your feet the to the left floating Kalykadnos. ^) This copy published "Webster, Num. Chron. 1873 p. 35, that Image the Back as “Naked figure on lectisterium between two warriors" descriptive. 2) Berliners Leaves V 1870 S. 23, 31 Plate LVI 31; Wroth, Num. Chron. 1895 p. 103, 24 Plate V 16; Hill, Journ. of bright. stud. XVIT 90 Tab. II 18 and Cat. Br. Mus. 134, 30 Plate XXIV 2; Trau collection in Vienna, here plate XVIII n. 22. ^) Inv. Waddington n. 4467 Plate XI 11. I-B. Greek. Coins 120 ff. n. 3 14— 31g plate VIII 31-34. cf. Annuals V 131 Fig. 38. *) I-B. Monnaies grecques 364, 47 Fig. 6) ZfN XIII 137, 17 Plate IV Ii; Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 133, 26 Plate XXIII 10. '') See Imhoof, Antique coin images, yearbook III 290 f.
XVI KILIKIA 485 15 Same stamp, without counter- C6A6Y left, K€n.N KAAV right, in Br. 31 Stamp. Fields on the left KA, right ANn. Same Presentation. M. S. 16 Br. 22 17 Br. 33 AV K M CAA left, €IA|NA ceA€VK left, €nN KAAV right. chest image the Tyche with tower crown and veil to the right; jump over it- the zebus animal to the right. right, POC left in the field. head of the emperor with Lor beer lefthin. M.S. See Mionnet III Ü03, 310 with supposedly lion instead Zebu. lOVAlA MA left, M€A CGBAC TH right. Bust portrait of Julia Mamaea with diadem right- there. Counterstamp A. M.S. ceA€VKENN mn npoc rn kaav, in Fields KA i A Standing clothed Aphrodite right- there, the rights under the exposed right- th chest; in the Lin- ken mirror, the them in front of your eyes holds. eA €V ee P.A c cf. Inv. Waddington n. 4469, where the deviating Description “read mains ramenees sur la poitrine" yourself probably through the low preservation des piece explained. On coins out the time Gordians is Aphrodite in equal way, but between Erotic, too in front of a fountain basin, shown.^) 18 Br. 37 AV K TAI OVIB TP left, €6/1 C€Ae below, VKGnN T/lN T left, nN TAAAOC right. Bust portrait of the gallus with a crown of rays, Armor and coat to the right. M. S. KA nPOC right, ^ in the field above. The busts facing each other Sarapis with laurel, wreathed Kalathos and robe right and of Isis with her headdress on the left- there. See Mionnet Suppl. VII 244, 348; connoisseur, Num. Magazine IV 1872 S. 244 Plate X oh, mistakenly Laodicea assigned; Drexler, a. a. O. XXI 1889 p. 214. The river name is just through here the letters KAn indicated, TflN Accidentally twice set. ') I-B. Greekli. Coins 189, 576-579 Plate XI 15 and 16.
486 XVI KILIKIA 19 AV K TA OVIB CABIN TAAAOC CeA€VKG|n left, N . . . right, nPOC Br. 29 Bust portrait as well. K|AAA (like this) left in the field, fl below. Standing Athena to the right, the one with dem Shield covered left arm advanced, with the raised right th the spear against one yourself M. S. her uplifting giants charmingly. cf. V. Kolb, Num. Zeitschr. IX 1877 p. 389; Inv. Waddington n. 4480. Instead of the ordinary CogncMnen Trebonius or Trebonianus stands here the otherwise for Gallus unknown Sabinius or Sabinianus, on the already V. Kolb a. a. O. alerted has. Seleucia at Pyramos Plate XVIII 23 I Head of Antiochus IV from ZEAEYKENN T/ln right, TT[POZ Tni Br. i6 Syria with diadem right- TTYPjAMni left. Standing Artemis there. in recently Double chiton from front, the Rights on quiver, in the ge- lowered left bow. In the field on the left 3-43 sts S. i^, right lA. See Mionnet III 589, 240; ZfN X 295, 3. That vSeleukeia at Pyramos identical with Mopsuestia is, was above p. 473 proven. Selinus Traianopolis (T.) Den in Selinus minted coins the lotape ^) and their sons ^) ranks yourself now also one of Antiochus to: PlateXVIIIig I BACIAGVC MGTAC ANTIOXO[C] CGAIN right, OVC[l]nN left. standing- Br. 22 from bottom left to right. the Apollo with long g^ parting tem hair, recently umg-ürtetem chi tone and coat from the front. shell in the right, the left at the scepter; at the feet on the right bird on the right, the Wings hitting and the head to turning back to the god. Pkr. Den namely Apollo type you find on later coins the city. ^) The bird, like a Eagle designed, probably should a raven represent. BACIAGVC MGTAC ANTIOXO[C] from bottom left to right. head des Antiochus IV from Kommagene with diadem to the right. Pkr. 9-10 sts S. ^) I-B. Greek. Coins 190, 580; Löbbecke, ZfN XVII 17 Tab. II 8. 2) Rev. num. 1883 p. 143 ff. Plate IV 8; Babylon, Rois de Syria 222, 38 Plate XXX 16. 3) Journal. of bright. stud. XVIII 164, 7 and 8 Plate XII 7.
XVI KILIKIA 487 Like this 1 () i P o m p e i o p 1 i s Plate XVIII 25 I S. 20 ^OAE/IA/ left, N\ top right. wine grape with tendril right; in the field right Y Pkr. and protruding edge. archer, with that lin- kneeling with one leg on the floor to the left. He carries a terward pointed with one Feather decorated Helmet under which the long ones Haai"e in dotted lines on shoulders and back fall, a short dress with wide strap that covers the upper body naked, the Gory tos on the left side and holds with both pre-stretched ten hands, as it were check fend, the just tense bow. Pkr. io"63 Inv. Waddington n. 4491 without specifying the letters N\, Plate XI 16 Plate XVIII 26 3 S. 2 Likewise. Likewise, with ^OAEn// left, A|A above, S. 20 ^ right. io-6o H. Weber, London; 10-50 sts S. with incision; OK'4i Paris. Babylon, Eight-menides 20, 152 without Information des handle cross, Tab. III 13; 10*40 Greenwell. head of the archer with 10 dem namely, but with one Neck shield ver- see helmets and earring to the left. o*go Munich. left. Grape with Tendril right. Pkr. Protruding edge. 4 S. 7 Likewise. o'32 Munich. Grape with Tendril left, standing edge. pre- Babylon holds it Archery bows for that Image one with the j:)ersian tiara decorated Cilician dynasts.^) The Headgear provides but sure ^) Perses Achemenides lg n. 147/52; Inv. Waddington n. 4487—4491. ImVi o o f - Flowers, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. 62
488 XVI KILIKIA an Ilelm and the figure therefore probably one Cilician arch protect represent, as it were as counterpart to that Image des Greek Ho- l) liten on the contemporary coins from Tarsos.') Subsequently from same vStemjjel cutter, the the Backs the Statere n. I and 2 cut has, stirs the des following piece from: 5 head the Athena to the right; S. 24 the round helmet, without a bush, is with one Grab vmd dem letters i decorated. Pkr. io-i8 M.S. iOAEflA/ left. Grape with Tendril right. Pkr. Incision. 6 head the Athena to the right; S. 23 jumping on round helmets- the griffin vmd bush. 10-15 ^lus. Winterthur. ^OA right, En\/V left. In the INIT des field deepened postponed square with grapes between Tjl; over that stalks of fruit, on the higher field, branch with tendril and grape leaf to the right. protrude- the edge. As well; three Counter stamp: a) sprint G'ender wolf to the left, above moonlight sickle; /') .standing cattle to the left, about it \[n^]; c) .standing lion(?) to the left, about it nvi (Tw" Issu for Issus?). lO'go Mu.s. Hunter Plate LI 30; Macdonald II 543, 6 Plate LX i. About the time this one line stamps see above S. 3 12 f. \"on the staters with Athena's head and \\ grape are until now 32 Varieties to mine Knowledge reached, vt'ovon twelve younger style, on those the head the Goddess with dem high three-bushy Helmets shown is.-) The to this appropriate obols are rare, the The following copper coin is beautiful style once- stay only. 8 head the Athena with Habs- ^OA][EnN] below, [K]TH(?) link.s, ^1 right Br. 12 chain to the right; on round in Fields. Grape with tendril Helmet an oil wreath and three right. bushes. rgo M.S. 7 Likewise, from another stamp. S. 25 1) Babelon a. a. O. -S. 17 n. 139 - 142 plates III I - 4. These constantly show their knees on the right in the field, sometimes a second symbol (star, Rose, Älirc) and the name initials Afo, APDAAnNI, APT, AA. AAM, HPni, IH, IHNOZ, OEOf, KO, MO^. NL, (filA.
XVI KILIKIA 489 Plate XVIII 27 9 Head of Athena with long ^OA] E/IN below. Bunch of grapes with ran- S. 10 hair, Necklace and Ge- ken on both sides and leaf on the left; wall approach right.shin; high the top the fruit between A|A. Helmet with three bushes. Pkr. 0.55 M.S. Kl eeeeeeeeeeeeeily bad shows A P in fields/) a other A Fl.-) The shape des lühnikons on the äkeren Giujjpe the Statere with Athena head is first TOAEnN (n. 5-7), then ZOAIKON, sometimes ZOAION. Because this one Change of form too on the coins the following group with the heads des Heracles and of the satrap (n. 10-16) to confirm is, like that should it yourself maybe still highlight, that here Simultaneous embossings the »City and the Satraps took place. Tutel XIX I 10 Pied head of Heracles wnSAO^ right. Bearded Satrap S. 24/20 to the right, the lion skin around head with Persian tiara to the right. tied the neck. Pkr. io'42 Berlin. 11 Same stamp. ^OAE[n.N] right. Similar satrap S. 24/19 head to the right. io'34 Mus. Klagenfurt. 12 Others stamp. ^OAE right. As well. S. 21 lO'lo Paris. Mionnet Suppl. VII Plate VII 2; de Luynes, Satr. Plate VI i ; Babylon, Achemenides 22, 162 Tab. III 22. 13 Likewise. Likewise, with right, AE below, rL[U] S. 21 left. 975 Mus. Pembroke II Plate 83, Cat. n. loig. From flatter shape are the following Staters on which the satrap's head usually with a necklace and sometimes with an archaic beard provided is. Plate XIX 2 14 Likewise. Without inscription. Bearded man satrap S. 23 head with Persian tiara and neck lo-io Löbbecke; chain to the right. io'02 M. S., pictured. Mionnet III 611, 340 Gr. 0-69. Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 150, 33 plates XXVI 8, Gr. 0-58. 62*
49° XVI KILIKIA Plate XIX 3 15 Likewise. Likewise, with ^OAI right and down, KO S. 22 (without N) left. 10-25 M.S. Plate XIX 4 16 Likewise. Likewise, the satrap head with archaic S. 21 trimmed beard and necklace. lOTi Lübbecke. Others Varieties with the Inscription ZOAIKON finds man ah^ehildet at Millingen, Recueil plate IV 6, de Luynes, Satr. Tab. \'l i and 2, Babelon, Ach- menides Tab. III 19 ff., Cat. Br. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 14g, 27 Plate XX\'I 3 with weights of 10 gr. and underneath. What above p. 470 about the type of satrap head and the duration of the minting;' with the same in Mallos been said is, has too for Soloi Validity. Because also here seems the acceptance excluded to be, that yourself the embossing des Tiribazosstaters with Baal and Ormuzd^) and the both in style and installation written form for different groups n. 10-13 and 14-16 on the short period of domination des Tiribazos, 386-380 v. BC, limit let; her has apparently longer lasted, maybe until against that year 3Ö0. About some Coin images solic copper coins, the Coins the HoiXTzyiixvoi and a number of dated pieces from Pompeiopolis s. Journ. of hell. stud. XVllI p. 165 ff. n. 9-24 Plate XII 8-20. Here one new Variety: 17 head of Pompey right- [nOMjnHIOnOAlTnN 1^ (year 96 = Br. 22 to; behind H, front I (?). Fall 30/31 AD), in the field MHNO, right Hoc (Mr^vocpiXo;). Seated Athenian well left, Nike crowning her 7-30 M.S. ^^if Right arm, spear in left arm. Compare a piece with the same year and a standing Athena Cat. Br. Mus. I 53, 49. S y e d r a (T.' I TIBePIOC left. Head of the Kai Br. 15 sers to the right. Pkr. M. S. cf. Inv. VVaddington n. 4530. CYe|AP€ left. Standing Goddess (Deme- ter ?) to the left. shell in the right, the Left on Scepter. Without Pkr. Roher style. 2 KAICAP N€POYA right, TPAIA]- Br. 23 NOC on the left. Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. M.S. CY6AP6UJN right. Standing Demeter with Kalathos and Veil to the left, Ear clumps in the lowered right ten, the left on the torch. ') De Luynes, Satr. Tab. I 3; Löbbecke Collection, Gr. I0'35, depicted on our plate XVIII n. 28,
XVI KILIKIA 491 3 Likewise, with KAICAP N€PO|YAC Likewise. Br. TPAIANOC. In trade. 4 Likewise. CYeA|P€UJ[N] across im Eelde. Standing Br. 19 Goddess from the front, head to the left, up the advanced Right garnet U. S. apple (?), the left on the scepter. 5 Likewise, with KAICAP N€P on the right, Likewise, with CY€]APG across the field. Br. 19 OV below, TPAIANOC left. M. S. Ouch cleiii Parisian l^xemnlare the Coins n. 2 and 3 have Pellerin^) and Mionnet') mistaken KAICAP N€Pn[N] read. Another Syedra zige- shared coin with dem Images Nero's and the for Cilicia impossible dating L lA '^j is probably Syrian. 6 AVT AAPIANOC KAICAP chest CY€AP left, €LUN right. Standing De- Br. 19 image of the emperor with laurel meters from front, ever one Torch in and tanks (?) to the right. the lowered right and the forward holding stretched left hand. M.S. 7 Likewise. CV6AP left, CUUN right. Standing De- Br. 24 meters from the front, head to the left, the rights to the torch, in the die M. S. th left ears of corn. 8 (|)AVCTI NA right, CGBACTH left. CV6A left, PE/IN right. Standing Br. Bust portrait of the younger Eau Aphrodite with a naked torso stina to the right. from the front, head with Stephane right- there, in the over raised his shoulder- a right the hair, in the lin M.S. ken holding the robe. cf. In\'. Waddington n. 4533, where the Goddess supposedly one Mirror holds. Melan ges II 33- 3) Wiczay, Mus. Hedervar. Act". XXIV 519; Mionnet III 615, 366. Mionnet Suppl. VII 252, 381.
492 XVI KILIKIA 9 AOVKIAAA right, C€BACTH Br. 23 left. Bust portrait the Lucilla to the right. M. S. 10 r lOV OVH MATIMOC K chest Br. 20 image of Caesar with tank and JCoat to the right. 11 Likewise, with K under the breast Br. 20 form. M. S. 12 AVT KAI no AIK TAAAIHNOC Br. 33 CG and vmten b. Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, Armor and robe right- to; before that lA. 15-65 M.S. 13 Likewise. Br. 32 1375 M.S. 14 KOPNHAA (see above) link.s, CAAnNINA Br. 2g C€B and LA right. Bust portrait the Salonina to the right. i9'40 M.S. CV€A on the left, P€n|N on the right. Standing De- meters to the right, one in each hand burning Eackel diagonally against the floor directed holding. CVe link.s, APenN right. Standing Dionysus in recently Chiton link.s- there, Kantharos in the right, the Left at Thyrsos; to his feet Panthers. CVeA left, P€nN right. Prize urn with two palm branches. CVe left, AP€ above, flH right, TVM NACI APXIA on two lines in ab- cut. Between two laurel two- towards big bowl-shaped vessel; above it on one of two parallels Three hooks on the base formed by lines lig square jugs in descend- the size of left and right. CV€AP€nN e€MlC Two naked ringlets". CVeA left, ?€ |nN right. Standing Demeter with Kalathos to the right, in each hand one burning Torch forward. T a r s o s In Catalogs the “(xjllection Seriously Prince to Windiscligratz'' V. Volume n. 1840 is one cilikisclie coin raw cut described, on the a Man between Luw enprotomen and ever a bunch of grapes about it be seen should. This one Description is as follows to correct:
XVI KILIKIA 493 Talel XIX 6 I S. 2 2 Top left ^4u (Sli;) ? Deer right- there collapsing, in back from a lion packed, from that just the Front part to see is. Hhh (. . in) right. Standing God with exposed upper body from the front, head Iink.s- there, in the right wreath or branch, the enveloped Left on the Page. Left and right ever a sitting one Sphinx, head from the front, the rounded Wings since- towards the outside. Pkr. 5"85 (subaerate). The both received letters the Front put the Initials the Name of Tarsus or Tiribazos represent, probably the the city; the font the back is not with Security to decipher. One between sphinxes tliron ends God, the Aphrodite, are us already on others Cilician coins encountered ;^) in which here described God is maybe a Zeus or Baal type to recognize, with the symbols the inscrutability the divine Wisdom. Others between sphinxes shown Gottlieiten are on coins that cult image the Artemis Pergaia,'-^) the Astarte from Gabala,'^) further a Armenian God,*) Saturnus^) and Cybele.") On coins from Neokaisareia') and Arados*) Mix vvesen next to vPlay urns. finds man the enigmatic 2 AVT K M one ce MAKP€IN0C Bill. 23 C€ Bust portrait des Kaiser with laurel, armor and man- tel to the right. 6-52 M.S. TVXH left, TAPCOV MHT right and below, in Fields left AM, right K Seated Tyche with Tower crown to the left, ears of corn in the right, the Left on rock seats; underneath the floating Kydnos to the left. 3 AVT K M AVP ANTnN€INOC Br. 24 Bust of Elagabalus like this, to the right. TAPCOY MHTPOnOA€|nc in Circle.se around a Priest's diadem with five heads and bow; between these \W (xoivov), €A(£u9'£pov) v B and in the Middle of the diadem AIMK. ') See above Aphrodisias p. 434 and Nagidos p. 478. ^) Coins from Perge and Selge. 3) Cat. Br. Mus. Syria plate XXVIII; I-B. Syrian Coins, number Magazine XXIII Tab. I n. 6-8. •*) ZfN IV 266, X 165 f. ^) Coins of Emperor Albinus. Froehner, medal lons 151; Collen III - 422, 68 and 69; ZfN X 167. •5) Contorniat. ZfN X 165 f. ') I-B. Greek. Coins Plate IV 17. Bahelon, Achemenides Plate XXIV 2r, 23.
494 XVI KILIKIA The with head c-n \ erected binding, \on those icli Juurn home games. o{ bright, stuile. XVIII Tab. XIII 2 1 and 22 ogiven, have theirs explanation through Hill ge- found, the convincingly proves that them as priestly tiaras, for the Imperial cult determined, to comprehend are.^j From Representations des Apollo Lyceios and of Perseus on Tarsian coins, the I a. a. O. 169 Plate XIII compiled have, are for the time being no new ones to record. Re: des fish, the Perseus offered will (Plate. XIII 15 - 17) and the he to have taken over seems (Plate XIII 10), It should be added that Aelian von one Fish reported, that of Perseus the name have.-) To that just out the coin images known become tarsic Perseus myth noticed Users: one liked believe, that the fish, from Perseus taken over and released, one role at its journey to Grain and Gorgons to play had.^) T 1 1 i o p o Ii s (T.) One new coin this one city out the time of Hadrian has Wroth, Num. Chron. igoo, p. 293, 29 Plate XIV 10 made known. The Zeus depicted on it holds scepter and cornucopia, this one an unusual attribute of the god. Z e p h y r i o n Two crossed sticks, perhaps n:EC[)YPI|n.TnN 7K TT? on three lines in Br. 23 Torches in a laurel wreath. In trade. See ZfN III 342, I a laurel wreath. 2 AVT KAIC A [AV] left, PHA Br. 28 OVHPOC CGB on the right, in the field TT I TT bust of L.Verus with Laurel to the right. Ge- stamp with eagle on the left- there, the head return dend. AAPIANOnOA€l left, TilN X€(t)VPin right, in Section TnN Sitting man Zeus with bowl and scepter left- there. M. S. 1) Annuals II 245 f. 2) Nat. aiiiim. III 28. ^) Sinllluthsagen 86, l.
XVII GALATIA 495 Plate XIX 7 I Br. 2 Br. 29 XVII GALATIA A n k y r a The coins des xolVOV FaXauov TAABAC- AVTOKPATUUP- KAICAP CeB|ACTO head of (ialba to the right. M. S.>) is probably the following to include: CePOVIOC TAABAC CGBACTOC The standing Emperor as men in leg dress, short chiton and coat, Cap and crescent moon at the school tern to the left, shell in the right, in the left Pineapple. A other, but less completely preserved copy this coin has A. de la Motraye, Voyage en Europe, Asie et Afriqae 1727 II p. 205 plate VII 15 made known. From particular importance is here the inscription the back, according to which in which God Men the Emperor shown appears. Similar Identifications of emperors and empresses appear every now and then on coins and inscriptions before.^) A more precise one Exam the coin of luliopolis, on the one in which The bust of the man who thought he recognized the portrait of Caracaila shows the basic lack of this assumption ;^) on the other hand gives the the following Ankyian coin safe Example the Identification this one Kaiser with men: ANTnNINOC' left, AVrOVC TOC Bust portrait des youth^end- lichen Caracalla with laurel and coat to the left, Spear in the right, sign on left arm. In trade. MHTPOno left, ANKVPAC right. The standing Emperor in tank, Hat and crescent moon to the left^ in law ten shell about a flaming one altar, the left the Page. A coin des Br. Mus. shows one similar representation, in Caracalla as Men to suspect is.^) 3 Br. AYT HEP TPAIAHOZ KAIXAP ZEB Eni SAC KOIMOM TAAATIAZ Standing Head of the Emperor with Lor Men left as if on n. i. beer to the right. 4-95 M.S. The went wild font and that light Weight differentiate this one piece from others similar. ') cf. the insufficient illustrations at Per- drizet, Bull, de corr. bright. XX 73; Roscher's lexicon II 2694. Den Possession of this piece thank you I the often l) lasted Friendship -Sir Hermann Weber's in London. Imh o of -B 1 um e r, Asia Minor coins. Vol. H. ^) Cf. Rarasay, The cities and bishoprics I 54 Roscher, Uber the Equestrian statue des I Caesar l8gl S. 147; against it Roscher's lexicon II 2693. *) Cat. Galatia 10, 12 Plate II 5. 63
496 XVII GALATIA 4 AVTOK KAIC AAPIA ANTnN€l- Br. 32 Nn CGBAC nin head of Pius to the right. M. S. H MHTPOnOAlC THC left, TAAATIAC ANKVPA right. Standing beardless man Asclepius with a bare torso to the left, the knotty snake rod supported in the right armpit Left veiled. 5 C€OVH left, POC AVr right. Br. 31 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel and scale pan- Zer to the right. M. S. MHTPO ON left and top, KVPAC right. Nike with palm branch in the left in one Big'a in step to the left. This this side horse applies the Head back. AVT K M AVP left, ON"n.- MTPOn left, AN KVPAC right. Bust portrait Br. 29 NOOC right, AVr below. Bust portrait of the slightly bearded man Caracalla with laurel, pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. of men, crescent moon and robe to the right, the hat with stars sows. Mionnet IV 397, 143 (Munich) is one read out coin from NikopoHs in Epeiros. Colony Germa Plate XIX 8 I Br. 24 IMP- M- AVR- left, COM- ANTO- NI right. Head of Com mode with short beard and Laurel to the right. About the location this one Colony at Masndköi has last Anderson, Journ. of bright. stud. XIX 1899 p. 84 ff. Plate IV reported. COL AVC left, CERMENOR right. Standing naked Helios with rays steering crown and Coat around the school tern and left arm from the front, head to the right, the rights on a flame menden torch, on the Left Glo- Löbbecke. bus. Regarding the Cat. Br. Mus. Galatia p. XXI expressed doubts is to be noted, that Sestini's reading the coin with Domitian') correct is and the piece with ACTIA AVSARIA,'') like Drexler ZfN XIII 279 f. suspected correctly, according to Bostra heard. Mionnet Sup]il. VII 642, 55. ^) Mionnet IV 390, 103.
XVII GALATIA 497 P e s s i n u s I r€TAC-A left, VrOVC right. nECCINOVNTin, in section N spotted Br. 19 Head of the bearded Geta with The panther with a collar on the right Laurel to the left. striding. M. S. 2 Br. 19 Same stamp. M. S. nECCINOVNTl[nN] Wreathed one Altar. Ta I AVTO KAI ANT left, UJN6I Br. 20 C6BA right. Head of Pius with laurel to the right. M. S. v 1 o n C€BACTHN[nNj left, [TPOKjMnN €T- PIEO (169) right and below. front part of a walking zebus animal to the right. 2 lOVAlA AOM left, NA C€BAC-H C€ TPO TAO left, VIANnN right, in Br. 27 right. Bust portrait the Kilia Fields €|T above, C|HI (218) below. Ste- Domna to the right. present Tyche with Kalathos, tax oar and cornucopia to the left. M. S. 3 Br. 27 Likewise. M. S. Inscription as well, without date. standing- the bearded demos in a long time walls to the right, in the Right scepter, the left veiled. Plate XIX 9 4 ANTn[N I] left, NOC AV right. Br. 18 Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel and Tank seen from the back, Head to the left, in the right Speer, on the left school ter Shield with Gorgonion. In trade. cf. iMinnnet IV 401, 165. TA[OV]IAN left and above, /IN i-really. Front part of a striding zebu bulls to the right, head back front turned. 63^
4g8 XVII GALATIA - XVIII CAPPADOCIA 5 no ce r€TAC left, CON(?j C€ TP , TAOV lANriN on three lines in Br. 23 KAICAP right. head des a laurel wreath. Geta as a child reclitshin. M. S. A m y n t a s, king I head des Zeus with Laurel BAZIAEnz above, AMYNTOY below. scream- Br. 22 reclitshin; behind r?1 Pkr. tender lion to the right. Pkr. Collection" Iversen, St. Petersburg; Inv. Waddington n. 6718 'laf. XIX 6, where accidentally the head as the of Heracles described is. The Amyntasminzen with the lion show otherwise the head of Heracles ge- shouldered club. ^) The monogram is the same here like on others Copper coins des royal.^) XVIII CAPPADOCIA Eusebeia Kaisareia One Post to of numismatics this one city have I Rev. Suisse de number VIII I—23 Tab. I I—28 given. T y a n a I AVTO KAI TPAIA AAPIANOC C€- Br. ig BACTOC head des Kaiser with laurel to the right. M. S. 2 € left, T- G right. Same Br. 17 Head to the right. M. S. €T G T left, VANGOIN right. Seated Goddess with tower crown on the left the advanced Right ball- shaped attribute, the left at the Scep ter that the vstamp cutter indicates omit has. TVA left, N€(JUN right. Standing Athena on the left, Nike on the right ten, the lowered Left on Shield and spear. ') ZfN I330 ff. ') I-B. Monnaies grecques 416, 176.
XVIII CAPPADOCIA — ADDENDS 499 Caracalla to Honor takes the city the Title Colony with the epithets ANTwvcvtavT^, too AVPr^^La^) or both together) on. The autonomous Coins n. 30g and 310, the Mionnet Suppl. Vll 712 'l~yana attributed, belong Talxii and Phocaia. A r i a r a t h e s (?) I Standing zebus animal with head BAZIAEn[Z] right, APIAPAAoo[Y] hnks. Br. 17 from front, to the right. Pkr. Gorytos with bow. Pkr. 4-53 M.S. Less complete copies this one rare coin belinden yourself in Br. Mus.^) and in Mus. Hunter. ') ADDENDUM A m i s o s I Head of the youthful Hera AMl|^OY club with lion skin over it. Br. 15 gravel with Lion skin right- there. In trade. To S. I n. 3. One coin with dem River names 06PMnAn.N, out the time des Sept. Severus, has Dieudonne, Rev. num. 1900 p. 126, 10 Tab. IV 10 known made. Neokaisareia I AYTO NEP TPAI left, ANOC Br. 33 GIVE PERM right. head of Emperor with laurel right- there. M.S. NEOKAICAPEIAC €ni left, AY(t)IAIOY OYM- BEPOC right, in the field right ET, left OYC AZ (year 37). Standing Athena to the right, throwing spear in the raised one right, on advanced left Poor Shield. ^) Cat. Br. Mus. 99, 15; my collection. Royaumes 71, 2O. -) Inv. Waddington n. 6818. ^) Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 580, 3 plates LXII14. 3) Cat. 43, 4 Plate VH 13; Th. Reinacli, Treis
500 ADDENDS There that first year the era of Neokaisareia from Autumn 64 up to 65 AD running, like that corresponds the date our coin to the year Autumn 100— loi. names more urban officials come on Pontic coins not before. The Aufidius Umber mentioned here is folghch, like that about seven years later incumbent Fr. Caivisius Ruso a coin from Sebastopolis,^) as Roman Governor to comprehend. Otherwise is he not known and his cognomen Umber heard to the rare name. Pharnakeia After the friendly communication of the Lord N. Couaro in Kerasunt located yourself in its collection one unedited copper coin with that Breast images des young people Caracalla on the one hand, and C})AP| NAKAI | UJ N ] 6T. Cl in wreaths on the other hand. Accordingly calculated the city after an era, their beginning one the last years before or one the first after Chr. falls, maybe on Fall 3/2 v. BC, as in Sebastopolis or one of the following as in Sebasteia. Sebastopolis Herakleopolis Plate XX i I Br. AVT KAI no AIK TAAAI H N Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. C6BACTO HPAK right, | [IC] (J. 266) left and below. Naked Heracles, to the left, around the neck behind fluttering Lion skin bound, that rights Knees in the back one to the left rising deer press- cking and whose antlers with the Rights comprehensive. Instead the kerynitic Doe appears here, like there and again on other representations this one Heraclesthat, e.g. B. Chirac pl. 794, 2006 A, a Deer. This coin image from Sebastopolis ranks yourself others already known on, in which Heracles is the lion, bull, boar and Kei'beros defeated.^) A m a s t r i s I Head of Athena, subsequently AMA^TPIE/IN below, ifl via flash. pre- Br. 22 eating helmet with Stephane, standing edge, to the right. 5'45 M.S. Cat. Walcher n. 1805 Tab. XIII, where the monogram wrong inter- pretended is. ') Pick, number. Magazine XXIII 71 f. Tab. Ilf 7. I-B. Greekli. Coins 55 f. Plate V I, 2, 4.
ADDENDS This one and one similar copper coin with liule over that lightning,') until now the single with the shape 'A[JLaaTplsr$, seem with the pretty one Silver staters the city at the same time to be. The Coins out the mithradatic and later time until Augustus show the genitive form of the city name "A|Ji,aciXp:^AMA^TPEil.Z, not as in Cat. Br. Mus. Pontus 84 n. 5 — lo stated is, AMA^TPEnN. While the imperial era comes and remains the form 'A|-iaaxptavoc in use, on coins first to time Domitians. 2 OMH left, POC right. chest Br. 25 picture of Homer with Taenie and robe to the right. M. S. AMACTPI left, ANnN right. Standing Homonoia in Chiton and coat from the front, head to the left, in law ten shell about one flaming Altar holding, in left arm filling horn. BEIBI T left, PEB TAAAOC AMACTP left, IAND.N right. Seated Br. 29 right. Bust portrait of the Treb. Gallus with crown of rays and Tank to the left, on left Arm in with the Gorgoneion more ornate shield, before the right shoulder spear. Berlin. helmeted Roma on the left, the rights before dem head raised, in left Poor spear ; behind that Seats attached lean shield. In the field right H (8 aaaapta). The Front is same stamp like the one equivalent piece from lonopolis, ZfN XX 26g, i Plate X i. About Stamp equals on Coins different Cities see above S. 280. Kaisareia Germanike Plate XX 2 I AVT K M OTEA C€OVI-P MAKP€I- Br. 23 NOC AVr Bust of the Kai sers with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. KAICAPeiAC r€PM above, ANIKHC below. Naked one bearded Heracles to the left on floor (on lion skin?) sitting, the right at the knee, in the one on the floor resting left drinking vessel with two handles. There is also a rare depiction of Heracles resting on the ground on a coin of the near Kios.^) 1) Cat. Br. Mus. Pontus 84, 4 Plate XIX 5; Inv. Waddington n. 143. 2y Cat.Br. Mus. Pontus etc. 133, 35 plate XXVIII 18.
502 ADDENDS I Tl KAAVA[IOZ ZEBAZTOr] TEP- Br. 23 MANIKOZ Head of Claudius to the right. M. S. K i o s HPAKAEOYZ KTIZTOY KlANNnN club. 2 AVT M AVP left, HAIOC OVH- Br. 32 POC right. Bust portrait des bearded Marcaurel with pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. SOUND KTIC left, THN KIANOI right. Ste- hender more naked and bearded Hera kles (farnese) to the right, the rights on the back, the lowered left on the one on one rock standing club; over the left shoulder the lion skin. N I k a i a I NIKAIERiN left. head of ju- Br. 20 final Dionysus with ivy right.shin. 6-8o M.S. [Eni AN]OYn[ATOY] above, OnPiOY ({)AAKKOY below. Elephant head to the right; over that trunk B, represent- under A cf. Inv. Waddington n. 386. The year of the governorship of Thorius Flaccus, for the Cavedoni 28 v. BC suggested, is yet not secured.^) Compare other coins this Proconsul I-B Greek. Coins 80, 134; journ. int. d'arch. num. I 24, 26. Plate XX 3 2 . . . AI AAP left, ANTnNINOC inHAPXOC on the left, NIKAEinN on the right. chest Br. 26 CEB right. Bust portrait des image of Hipparchus with robe Pius with Laurel and Ge- strip to the right. wall to the right. M. S. Pictured Bernoulii, Greek. iconography, Coin tray II lo. Hipparchus as Statue in more sedentary position is out various nikaisclien Coins known;") a Portrait of the philosopher was missing so far. ^) Prosopogr. imp. Rome. III 313, 134. Pontos 167, 97 Taf, XXXIII 9. 2) ZfN IX 127 ff. Plate IV 26; Cat. Br. Afus.
ADDENDS 503 3 . AVT KAI T AIA AAP left, ON- Br. 25 TnNINOC CEB right. head of Pius with laurel on the right- there. M. S. See Mionnet vSuppl. v 91, 471 4 EPEN ETPOVCKIAAA C E chest Br. 23 image the Etruscilla with slide the one to the right. Mus. Winterthur. AlONVCION KTIC left, NIKAIEIC right. Standing naked teenage Dio nysos with boots, kantharos in the lowered right hand, Thyrsos with Tae- nien in the left. lacli Vaillant. NI|KAI left, EriN right. Standing di- kaiosyne to the left, Dare in the Right, left arm Cornucopia. P r u s a m 1 y m p o s Plate XX 5 I Br. 30 AVT K- n- GABIOC- left, -neP- TINAI ces right. head of Emperor with laurel right- there. In trade. TTPOVCAenN in section. The bearded one Mountain God 1 y m p o s with bare upper body sitting on the floor to the left, with the right the tribe of a construction mes with two leafy Asten around- grasping, the left on one rock (?) leaned. 2 [M]CKANTIA left, AA CEBAC nP left, OV right, CAE/IN in ab- Br. 20 right. Bust portrait the man- cut. The mountain god as well, lia Scantilla to the left. M. S. Some letters the Caption des Portraits kick not more completely clear out; but one other reading as the proposed is not possible. Also true the hairstyle to the known portraits the Scantilla. This pre- come this one rare Portraits is in Prusa not strange, because too Coins this one city with that Breast images her husband Didius lulianus,^) and such the neighboring Colony Apamea with those des lulianus and the Scantilla") known are. 3 AVT fA] Centi left, CeVH Br. 19 POC right. Head of the Kai sers with laurel to the right. Mus. Winterthur. nPOVCA€ above, nN in section. Ste- running bull to the right. 1) Cat. Br. Mus. Pontus 196, 15. Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. 2) Sestini, Lett. III 13. 64
504 ADDENDS Plate XX 4 4 Br. OVEIBIOC TPEBriNIANOC- rAAAOC- A Bust portrait des Gallus with ray crown, Tank and INlantel right- there. nPOV left, CAEnN right. Selene with Veil and crescent moon at the school tern from front, head to the right, on one Horses sitting, that with ge- head bowed to the right strides. Paris. Mionnet vSuppl. v 235, 1388; Lajard, Cults de Mitlira 'l\if. LXV 8; London. Cat. Br. Mus. Pontos etc. 200, 39 Plate XXXV g; M.S. Pictured. On one beautiful vase paintings appears the veiled one Selene on one Horses slowly riding away while on the opposites Page Helios rises in the sky.^) Maybe it comes from our Selene type as well one the Helios types Prusian coins^) in last instance from one mural, that in similar to that Vase picture the sunrise represented. P r u s i a s am H y p i o s 1 10VA I A left, AVrOVCTA right. Br. 25 Bust portrait the lulia Domna to the right. IN THE. S. 2 T- lOV OVH- MA3:iME[lNOC AV| Br. 29 Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. Two counter- pel: I Bust portrait to the right, 2. IB(?). Mus. Winterthur. I Br. 20 1) Panofka, Musee Blacas 49 ff. Plate XVII and XVIII; Wekker, Old Monuments III 53 ff. Plate IX; Viennese Presentation sheets II 9. nPOVCienN left, nPOC vnin right. Standing Hygieia to the right, the Snake (in the right) out the shell (in the left) feeding. nPOV[:[IEnN nj left, POC Vnin right. Youthful bust portrait with robe on the shoulders to the right. Journ. int. d'arch. num. I 34, 55 ^) Mionnet II 482, 390 and 392; Suppl. V 233, 1379 and 1380; Cat. Br. Mus. Pontos etc. 179. 20 Plate XXXV 5. About the Type the Back cf. laf. B' 23. H a d r i a n e i s C})AVTINA (like this) right, CGBACTH AAPI left, ANCnN right. Standing left. Bust portrait the young- Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder ren Faustina to the right. and cornucopia to the left. M. S.
ADDENDUM 505 2 AV KAI M AVP left, ANTnN€l- Br. 28 NOC right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. 1 MeNANAPOV AP above and right, A in Felde, AAPIAN€n.N im Section. Seated K ybele with Kalathos right- there in a carriage, in the right shouldering the scepter, with the lin ken that striding Lion couple steering. Hadrianoi on Olympus I Bust portrait the Artemis with Br. 18 Bind and robe right- there, quiver over the school ter. Pkr. 2-8o M.S. AAPIANDlN TTPOC OA Telesphoros by front. Pkr. 2 -CABe I NA- left, -Ce BACTH- right. Br. 25 Bust portrait of Sabina right- there. M. S. AIAI-nOAVAP left, -APX- AAPIANnN right. Standing on tiptoes Athena to the right, in the raised On the right, wielding the lightning (?), am left arm round shield. From the right- th upper arm seems down the Aegis attach. Plate XX 6 I Br. 24 K y z i k o s Seated Sphinx facing inwards curved wings right.s- there. Pkr. Edge flattened. 6-05 M.S. KYII right, KHN/IN left, in Fields bottom right W torch, from one Snake, head hanging down towards the right, surrounded. The Sphinx is a mint image, that in Kyzikos otherwise just on electron imprints and there in others positions occur.') Lampsakos I AOV AV KOMOAOC. Bust portrait Br. 23 of the emperor with laurel, pan- Zer and coat to the right. M. S. AAHtAKHNCJUN M (like this) Cr ispin a to the right. Bust portrait the ') Greenwell, The electrum coinage of Cyzicus Plate IV 27-31. 64'
5o6 ADDENDS 2 -AV K M AV CeVHPOC AA€- Br. 26 lANAPOC Bust of the Kai sers with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. M.S. en CT nP€IMO left, V AAMfAKHNnlN right. Standing naked Poseidon to the left, Dolphin on the right, the left on the trident and the raised right foot on a ship prora. P e r g a m o n Plate XIX 10 I Br. i! [KAlJZAP n right, EPTAMH NjTIN below and left. head des Augustus to the right. Pkr. M. S. A- (})oYPIoZ rv right, M NAZIAP XriN left. Standing poor man(?) from the front Tips of the feet to the left. Ms carries one leather jacket closed under the chin helmet, a doublet with wrinkled arm and wrinkled trousers; in the ge- lowered Right holds he the spear diagonally in front of you there, in the lowered one Left the bow. Pkr. This Image the Back is from Mionnet Sappl. v 427, 922 and Ms. Nerd Num. ans. 195 wrong on ApoUon related. It provides apparently one defeated Armenians represent, that of the Augustus denarii \ om the year 20 y. BC after- formed is.^) Perperene I AOMITIANOC KAICAP C€BACTOC ne Pne PH left.s, NinN right. stride- Br. 25 head of Kaiser with Lor the Apol ion in a long robe and beer to the right. coat to the left. branch in the ge- lowered right, Lyra in the left arm. M.S. T h e b e The copper coin with helmet breast bikl and amphora, the Dieudonne, Rev. num. 1901 p. II n. 37 plate. I 13 Thebe ziitheiled, is in reality a late Athenian piece with the Inscription h^©^ similar to that at Bump p. 391, with Owl on the Amphora pictured. From Thebe gives it just small Bronzes from the fourth century BC BC Another coin with GHBAinN, the Dieudonne a. a. O. quoted, is Boeotian, out Galbas time.') ') Cohen, Monn. imp. 71, 56 ff., after one Comparison with the parchment coin pictured. Example of my collection here Ta fei XIX n. l l to ^) Friedlander, Berliner leaves III 168.
ADDENDS 507 Colonia Alexandria Troas PlateXIXi2 I IMP MAXI left, MINVS PIVS AV Br. 25 right. Bust portrait des Kai sers with laurel, armor and coat to the right. M. S. AVC left, ALE above, TRO below. About one big bricked bow (Bridge, viaduct or triumphal arch?) ride in one of two bulls same car a standing man to the right, in the left a vexillum with the writing COL holding. Before that A gate appears to be open to stand; above the bulls, in the back round, four planted legion eagle, through a horizontal pole connected. Under that bow Le- gion eagle with opened Flogging right-wing Plate XIX 13 2 IMP MAXIMVS CAE. Bust portrait Br. 25 of Caesar with armor and coat to the right. Vienna M. S. TR below, O CO . . right.s. triumphal bo gen with a big one between two small gates; on the same, between two tropes, the one on one Globe standing Nike from in front, with a shield (?) to the raised arms about the head holding. In P'elde on the left two poles or legion eagles. Antandros I Female head with crossed A N Lion head from front. Deepened S. 7 the bandage in hair, right- square, there. 0-47 Inv. Waddington n. 632; 0-45M vs. ANTAN above, API right, nN in ab- cut. Standing billy goat right.s- there. Pkr. 2 CX I Z on the left, A[l or N]OC on the right. Br. 15 Bust portrait of Apollo with Laurel and robe on jibe to the right; in front of him Lor- berry branch. Pkr. 2-83M S. Sy^CvavOC f)fler ^'/'.ZoclOC seems epithet des Applellon to be.
5o8 ADDENDS A s s o s I lOVAlA [AVrJ right, OVCTA ACCI Eni right, X»(?)MA im section, Br. 2 2 left. Bust portrait the lulia, AP[XO]NTO[Cl left. Lying griffin Daughter of Titus, right. with raised wings to the left. Ar. s. The name des Arclionts, like it seems ''\yo\iy.;. or XayoiJia;, is uncertain. II i o n Plate XX 7 I Tetradrachmon as p. 4 1 plate MEAANinniAOV in the section, in the field S. 29 I 36; same stamp. left that same monogram and palm branch below; right column, on their tip a bull by the neck tied is, the legs advanced, i6"40M S.; head bowed. i6mi Inv. Waddington n. 1149. The epithet this tetradrachm provides the bull sacrifice represent, that as a type in something other form out your copper coins des second and third century n. BC known is.^) Up this one hangs the Taurus on one rooms, and one on his back The clinging figure thrusts the knife into him in the neck; on the older representation has the one one pillar or one Posts tied Taurus the death blow already received.^) 2 AVT KAI AOVK left, AVPHAI lAIEnN in section. Standing she-wolf Br. 35 OVHPOC AVr right. chest to the right, the head too the suckle- image des I^ucius Verus with turning back to the twins. Dar- Laurel, armor and mantle about eagles with unfolded wings to the right. from front on one Rock(?) standing, Head bowed to the right. M.S. ^ Fcmtana, Annali dell' inst. 1833 ]>. 2O5, 14 describes a similar piece with dem Images Marcaurels and one eagle, the one Bull head in the Claws holds.''') On our coin is the place under the eagle oxidized, and sees one Rocks similar; similar with good will you could however, too one Bull head with neck recognize. The she-wolf with the twins, a otherwise ordinary Coin image Roman colonies, is here and on other coins Ilions to the representations of legends to count, on those the embossings the city like that rich are. Romulus and Remus should here as offspring des Aineias appear. ') See Head, Num. Chron. 1868 p. 337f. Plate XI and Ilion' 516 f., where Hatchet. 61 n. 19 that Parisian 2; Cat. Br. Mus. Troas 64 f. n. 53, 60, 67, 76. E.\eraplar of the tetradrachm pictured be will. Uber this victim is Dr v. Fritze in that ') This one type comes on coins the colony soon published works Dörpfelds 'Troy Alexandria before e.g. B.Cat. Br. Mus. Plate V l and VI 16.
ADDENDUM P: 509 TableXlXi4 3 KPICneiNAleft, C€BACTH right. Br. 27 Bust of Crispina right- there. M.S. Pictured; Paris. Mionnet II 663, 222; Glasgow. Mus. Hunter. AAPAANOC left, I] AI E/IN right. sitting- the youthful Dardanos with naked tem upper body to the left, in the Lin- ken cloak and scepter, the rights on the back of someone next to him to the left standing Ms in long chiton; She turns her head to Dardano to, holds in the lowered right one small branch (?) and rejects that lin- ken arm to the hero's right side. 4 I^r. 5 Br. Likewise. Likewise, with laieriN left, AjAPAANOC right. London. Cat. Rr. Mus. 67, 70 Tab. XIII 2; Vienna, with K PI cm NA and Counterstamp. Pictured in Schliemann's Ilios 714 n. 1489. The female figure of the group is so far never exactly been described. Yours calm attitude to the side of the Dardanos and their support on him seem her as one the wives des hero, Chryse or Bateia, to characterize. AV KAI A CenriMIOC left, 35 C6 0VHP0C nePTIN right. Bust portrait des Kaiser with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. M. S. About the stone throws of Hector EKTnP above, LAIENN in section. In one to the left storming Two g-e s p a n n says Hector in helmet and tunic, the sword on the right side, in the raised right swinging a stone to throw area, in the forward left round shield and spear, above S. 40, 3. P i o n i a I lOVAlA A left, OMN[A C€]BA Br. 22 right. Bust portrait the lulia Domna with chiton and man- tel to the right. Rounder Ge- gene stamp with head of Caracalla (?) to the right. M. S. Cf. Dieudonne, Rev. num. igoi TTION left, € above, UnN right. About one small Altar rolled up »Snake with head to the left. p. 10, 34 Tab. I IG.
5IO ADDENDUM I Br. i6 2 Br. i8 Br. 20 Skepticism Front part of Pegasus with horn long-s des wing right-wing Pkr. counter-stem pel in Relief with Apollon head to the right. 415 M.S. . . . . left, AO below, MITIA NO[C] right. Head of the Kai sers with laurel to the right. M. S. ZjK and pine in a line square; in the field right H and bull's head from front. Recessed round counter stem pel with front part of Pegasus, without horn, to the left. CKH^ right, lAN left. tree with curved trunk and five leafy ten Asten; sitting on the floor on the left Eagle to the left, the head back- turning. This Image the Back is already out another, something older coin iier known see above S. 46, 5 Tab. II 6. E 1 a i a ZEBAZTOZ left, EAAlTriN E St right. Head of Augustus ZHNO Poppy between two ears of corn, to the right. M. S. AO TOY See Mionnet III 16, 96 after Sestini, with supposedly ATHTNnAOTOY. K y m e and M y r i n a Plate XIX 15 I AVTOK PATOPA right, KAIC Br. 20 below, [APA]NEPB[AN] left. Head of Nerva with laurel to the right. DV09HnVM 9>l DOV9MV>l Oin AlOM, in the OMO section The to the left si- caustic Amazon of Kyme with shouldered Bipennis in the links, the rights of those before her to the right ste- standing Amazon by INIyrina ri- chend. This, in a short double chi- toU; .shoulders too in the left M. S. the Bipennis. The inscription the Back is 6|Ji6vcita Tipöfi;^ Ku[i£OU^ V.S. Muptveou;. A another example of this coin was on ground false readings Pergamum assigned.^) ^) Mus. Farnese Tab. II 8; from here Gessner, .Su])pl. V 433, 955. Tmpp. Plate LXXII 10 and Mionnet II 597, 554,
ADDENDS 2 [CAB6INA] right, ceBACTH KVMAI right, [nn] left. Standing Isis Br. i8 left. Bust portrait the Sabina with her headdress and in the double to the right, pelchiton and coat from the front, head to the left, the Left at the scepter, on the right that facing her and Horos stretching out his arms M. S. child. cf. Drexler, Num. Magazine 1889 p. 66 Tab. II 12 and 13; Wroth, Num. Chron. 1895 p. gg, ig where the group mistakenly on Eirene and Pluto related is. L a r i s a Plate XIX 16 I head one young people ge- A[A head des Apollo with short Br. IG horned River God from Hair and laurel to the right. in front, to the right inclined. 1-30 M.S. See ZfN XX 282, IG laf. X ig and 20, with Bull head instead of Apollo. IVI y r i n a I tl K[AAYAIOC] left, KAICAP MYPI left, [NAjinN right. head of Br. 18 C6BAC right, TOC below. Apollo with laurel to the right. Head of Claudius to the right. M.S. M y t i 1 e n e Plate XX 8 I -^ni' left, 'ACC T[0]jB right. MVTI right, XA in section, AKINH(?) Br. 2G Youthful head (portrait) above. Standing Apis with crescent moon to the right. on the body to the right. 5-40 M.S. Under the portraits the different men and women, the from the Mytileneans on theirs Coins immortalized were,') seems that des younger Lesbonax^) the only one be, with which the picture our coin, for example identify be cified could. As Caption is, like on the other portrait coins the city, the name des those depicted to expect, and this one can, after mine believe despite the for this unusual shape the inscription, the I STll Aea(ß(bvaxTO$) xo ß' to read suggest, in it included be. 1) ZfN XX 286 f. Imhoof-Bluraer, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. 2) Cat. Br. Mus. Troas etc. 199, 164 plate XXXIX 3. 65
ADDENDS To that entitled the Annalime, that the r|poj; vioc, AeajSwva^ also as a deceased one position of honor, and although to repeated painting, had on- take can. The present coin would yourself accordingly, despite des missing the designation of Lesbonax as hero, the examples the Ver- loan of dignity on Gods and idolized and heroized people line up, the Pick for Byzantium in one excellent investigation provided has.^) Up a coin des Br. Mus. seems the head again, but with robe to the shoulders, to appear.^) Like on Alexandrian Coins Hadrian^) is also here the piss animal, instead with the Sun disk between the horns, with the crescent moon on the right Page referred to. This guy comes in Mytilene yet on Coins with Antinous before,*) with those the ours approximately at the same time be can. Whether the Reading XAAKINH correct and an explanation of the word possible is, white I not. A i r a i (lonia) I Head of Apollo with long AIPAinN left. vStanding owl to the right; Br. 1 3 Hair and laurel to the left. on the right in the field of Astragalus. 173 m. S.; r64 I-B. Monnaies grecques 280, 25g tablet E 32 with supposedly [NA]nAin.N. The Inscription AIPAiriN is clearly and completely. Nape is accordingly out the List the Mints to delete and Airai to be included as new ones. The name this one in the near Teos, at Demirdshili located coastal city^) appears in the Attic Tribute lists (Alpato:, Aipoi'.fj^) and in one Inscription from Sivrihissar at Teos (6 ofi\ioq 6 Alpaiswv);'') further, “Epai ge- wrote, in Thucyd. VIII 9 and Strabo 044.') This 'Erai' are falsely following coins been assigned: Sestini, Descr. num. vet. 334 Plate VIII 5 with Augustus (undefined). Mionnet, Suppl. VI 212, 895 with Caracalla, where not €PAnN, but C€PAnN to read is. V. Prokesh, Inedita 1854 Plate IV 14 with EPI/IN (Thelpusa). Butkowski, Dict. num. n. 1920 (Hermione). ^) Names of people and gods on imperial coins from Byzantium, Num. Magazine XXVII 27 f. 2) Cat. Br. Mus. a. a. O. 201, 176 Plate XL 2. ^) Mionnet VI 181, I165; 186, 1215; Zoega Plate VIT; Cat. Br. Mus. Alexandria n. 813. *) Rev. num. Beige 1863 Tab III II; Cat. Br. Mus. a. a. O. 206, 19g. The moon sign will indeed not mentioned, is but on good received exem- plan to confirm. Buresch, From Lydia 1898 p. 182 ff. 6) bull, de corr. bright. IV 175, 35. ') Also Slej)h. Byz. mentions Aipai as a city in Ionia.
ADDENDS 513 E p h e s o s I Head of Artemis (?) with laurel EPir left, ONE^ right. Bee. Pkr. Br. 12 beer, earrings and neck chain to the left; rear Astra galos. 1-55M S. Probably showed the Stamp one small tower crown about the forehead the goddess, like head, Coinage of Ephesus 47 Tab. III 14 and 15, and is the Head on Artemis as City goddess to relate. p. 56 is the n. 53 to line up: 2 Likewise. Likewise, with TPY(})jnN Br. 20 E j(})E MENEI KP ATHZ and the last line p. 58: Tpucpwv, with two or more different names. 3 -AVT K M AVP ON left, Tfl- Br. 23 NoNOC C€ right. Bust portrait des Elagabalus with laurel, Carapace and elantula to the right. M.S. €(l)€CinN below, -A- N€n.- left, -KOP/IN right. Prize urn with the inscription AAPIANHA; above A between two out the urn excellent palm branches. 4 C6VHPA left, C6BACH (like this) •€(!)€ left, CiriN right. Bee. Br. 20 right. Bust of Otacilia to the right. M.S. Ery I ePV left, ePal right. chest Br. 25 image the city goddess with Tower crown and robe to the right. M. S. h r a i [eni CTPA] T€A left, €C(})OPOV GPV right, in the field left 0PA, right IXIN. Standing naked Zeus to the left, with the right bowl over a flame pouring out the altar, the left at the scepter.
514 2 Br. 32 •M- riTAKIAlA- left, -CeOVHPA- C6' right. Bust of Ota cilia with diadem to the right. M. S. •€n- CTPA- 6K left, ATAIOV B- € right, in Fields left PVGP, right, Ajin, left N- Standing naked and bearded man ger Heracles to the right, in the er- elevated right the club swing area, the advanced Left of Covered in lion skin. Klazomenai I head of Apollo with Lor S. 16 beer and stapled Ge- wall from the front, to the left tends. 3-90 M.S. KA|A below, AloMYZIoZ above. Standing Swan with raised wings left- back, neck stretched forward and head towards floor. 2 S. 14 3 Br. 15 Likewise. 1-96 M.S. head the Athena with ear- hanged and Necklace from front, leaning to the right. Pkr. 270 Mus. Winterthur. KAA below, KYAPIAZ above. Standing Swan with raised wings left- the breast feathers with the beak smoothing. KYZNoc|)lAo above, t right. Standing Aries to the right; in front of it ball. 4 Br. II GEAN AFP in right, NOA[N] KLAZlOME left, NIUUN right. Standing left. Bust portrait of the younger one Agrippina to the right. S. Athena from front, head to the left. shell in the right, the lowered Left to shield and spear. Live dos Ptolemais Plate XIX 18 I Portrait of a Ptolemaic (des Br. 17 in. ?) with diadem to the right. 4-50 sts S.; Inv. Waddington n. 17 10. PJo right, APIZTAfo left. Standing Athena archaistic style with helmet and Double chiton to the right, in the Right the Spear swinging, in the advanced Left spindle; before the Kneel more ajar Shield.
ADDENDS Plate XIX 19 2 Likewise. Likewise, with AHLKAoZ left. Br. 18 Berlin. 3 Likewise. Likewise, with Kn.PABoZ left. Br. 17 4-13 sts S.; Inv. Waddington n. i7 1 1 See de Saulcy, Tetrarques de la Chalcidene in Vienna number. Monthly magazines V 30, 8 Fig. with supposedly XAPAP. 4 Head of Berenike II (?) with HJo left, riYOEoZ right. Sitting un- Br. 19 Diadem and veil right- bearded god with naked torso there. to the left, flower in the right, the Left on Scepter. 3-42 sts S. This one Descriptions supplement that Directory of the coins from Ptolemais, that I Greek. Coins 165 ff. n. 469-473 gave. The proof, that these not pamphylic, but ionic Embossings are, is out the Publication des written Waddington's estate to expect. Of the Athena type with presented shield and spindle, which the latter he with the Athena Iliad common has, find repetitions on later ones Coins from Lebedos, e.g. b. I-B. Greek. Coins 118, 301 Plate VIII 28. 5 Head of Apollo with long TTTO left, AE right. Amphora; left Br. 15 Hair and laurel to the right. in the field double cornucopia (or aphla- 2-45 M.S. ston?). L e u k e I Head of Apollo with long AEo right, AloNYZIoZ left, in the field Br. 16 Hair and laurel to the left. right )?. Standing swan with er- lifted wings to the left, with that 2-6o M.S. Beak the back feathers smoothing. Here heard also the falsely the Leontines attributed copper coin with AEO roPriAZ.i) The inscription Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 157, 7 Plate XVII 15 is not AEY, but EAEY. This coin is identical with the here S. ig, i Tab I 15 Eleutherion attributed. ') Mionnet I 249, 344 after Torremuzza plate XLI 11. cf. Cat. Br. Mus. lonia Plate XVII 14.
5i6 ADDENDS Magnesia I head the Athena to the right; [MArNlHTnN] above, [A]PlTEMIAOr ] [AE]!- Br. 19 Helmet with Stephen and YKO({)PYH(vfj;) below. Helmeted rider Bush. with pickled Spear in Gallop to the right. About the horse's body iroo M.S. Counterstamp: Quiver with straps. See Mionnet Suppl. VI 234, 10 ig. Off this one pieces, dem first century v. BC originating, and be- noteworthy because of its thickness and des counterstamp, results yourself for the epithets the Artemis the until now on coins just to Nero's time mending form Asuxocppur^vrj.i) On later coinages is the Caption the Goddess Aeoxocppuvr] and AemocppU!;. Strange appears the mention the Artemis next to that rider; but explainable would her about through the acceptance the repeatedly proposed interpretation des Riders on the City hero Leucippus os,^) and through be ratio to the him the city handing over Heroine leukophrya, their deification and Assimilation with Artemis except Doubts stands. ^) M i 1 e t o s I lOVAlA A left, OM NA C€ right. Br. 23 Bust portrait the lulia Domna to the right. M. S. MIAHCIjn.lSEn left, I AH MHTPIOV on the right. Cult image of the naked Apollo Didy meus from the front, deer on the right th, bow in the lowered left. A1 i n d a I CEBACTOC right. head des Br. 21 Nero with laurel to the right. M. S. AAIN right, AEnN left. Standing naked Heracles from front, head to the left, club in right arm, in the lowered left Löv^^enfell. A n t i o c h e i a a. M. To S. 109, 8. This coin, now in Paris, is Rev. num. 1902 Plate IV l pictured. I Bust portrait of Hell OS with rays ANTIOXE .. right, APICTOC left. Lyra. Br. 18 steering crown and robe right- This Whole between two laurel there. Pkr. branches, whose Loops under the , , “ Lyra a meander line form. 6-90 M.S. ^ ') Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 164, 52; read out at Mionnet Supiil. VI 237, 1033. -) Core, founding story. of Magnesia 1894 17 f. 3) Dre.xler, Roscher's Lexicon II 2001 f.
ADDENDS 517 2 AVT KAI M AVP left, KOMMO- Br. 35 AOC C6 right. Bust portrait of Emperor, bearded, with laurel, Tank and coat right- there. M.S. 3 AV K nO[AI] left, TAAMMN Br. 2g right. Bust of the emperor with ray crown, Tank and coat to the right. M. S. ANT10X6D.N left, KAI AcjjPOA above, €1- CI€ri.N right, OMONOIA in section. This standing Cult image the aphro- dite from Aphrodisias in the profile right- in front of Zeus sitting to the left, the one on the right Nike, the cult image wreathed, in the left the scepter holds. ANTI left, 0|X€ right, n.N in ab- cut. Game between two stock exchanges Urn with palm branch and the inscription rAAAIHN(rja) on one table, between schen whose feet one Amphora stands; on the edge the table top KAnernAiA. Stratoniceia To S. 153: head the Hekate like n. 5 f. Like n. 5 f., with MVUJNIAHC above, in S. 15 Fields ClT and right X€ | A i-6o M. S. The name Mutovt'oTj? is also known from an inscription from Didyme (CIG 285g). T ab a i I Bust of Athena with Aegis S. 15 to the right. Pkr. 1-63 M.S. The name Moagetes have us rope copper coin hit. TAaHNUJ[N] left, MOAr€THC|MT right. Striders Nike with exposed Upper body to the right, with the left one palm branch shouldering, whose Lace her with the bent back one Right supports. already above S. 158 n. 6 on one tabeni- TableXlX2i 2 KAICAP ceBACTOC left. head TABHNCUN right, N« left. • The Emperor S. 20 of Augustus with laurel in a long robe on the left on a chair to the right. Pkr. sitting, on the right the him with Nike wreathed on both hands 375 m. S.; Left on Scepter. Pkr. 3'40 inv. Waddington n. 2628 with supposedly Zeus Nikephoros.
5i8 ADDENDS 3 Br. 22 I-B. Greek. Coins 153, 456 is one simultaneous hemidrachm described, on the the monogram after that reproduced here to correct is. As well. As well. •20 sts. S. Plate XIX 20 I Br. 9 A s t y p a 1 a i a (?) Female head with veil to the right. 0-66 M.S. A right, i. above, T left. Flying Pegasos with pointed wings right- there. Is the proposed allocation right, like that would yourself the known Coin types from Astypalaia, Perseus and Gorgonion, also the dem Bleed the Gorgon sprung Pegasos line up. However, can as Mint location the coin also Astyra in the Carian Chersonese in come into consideration. The Pegasos type was in Kaden (Alabanda, Alinda, aphrodisias, Bargylia, Euippe, Hali carnassos, Hydisus, stratonikeia) especially widespread. Satraps coins Plate XIX 23 I S. 25 The bearded Persian king with serrated kidaris in the archai according to the running pattern to the right, in the Right the Spear oblique, in the Left the Holding bow in front of him. Bo denline. 14-95 M.S. ^ or y left. Persian satrap with Tiara, girded robe and leggings dressed riding to the right, on the left ken Page des Frenched saddle bow, in the collected Right the brandished Spear. The tail of the horse is decorated with a bandage. In the series of satrap coins rodish P"usses, the of around 400 v. BC until to Alexander's time without Doubts in lonia or Caria shaped were, seems this one described stater either the transition from one older Type to one new, or the beginning a simultaneous imprint more simultaneous Satraps to designate. The Presentation des Persian king, with the hair education through punctured lines, and dem missing pearl circles, corresponds namely exactly that one the Plural mostly anepigrapher staters, whose backs, instead one image, one granulated impact show.^) The riding Satrap against it is that Image one handsome, something younger, Hcad, Coinage of Lydia and Persia 48 Plate III 18-20; Babclon, Melanges II 136 ff. and Ohc- menides p. LXXVII and 56 f., n. 381-384 Plate IX 17 and 18; Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 323, 1 - 6 plates XXXI I-3. Some this one Statere show the names AH and PYOArOPH^, the Bahelon on Ephesian Prytanen the years 335 and 334 relates, which ones deep file" some concerns excited.
ADDENDS Stater group, on the the king shooting shown is, and both pages from one Pearl circles framed and in the Rule with characters and changing Symlyolen referred to are.^) To belong to this group the follow- enden Pieces: 2 The bearded Persian king with Riding satrap like on n. i, without S. 25 Kidaris and stuffed meat bow. Star in the field at the top right more above the left school with eight rays. Pkr. ter, to the right kneeling, with both hands hold the cocked holding the bow. In the field left r right g. Pkr. 15-02 Munich (Head a. a. O. 46, 5; Six a. a. O. 82, 2 Plate III 2, on both Locations without information des r'); I5"00 Paris. Babylon, Achemenides. 92, 623 Tab. XVII 16, also without Information des |^ 14-12 M.S. Plate XIX 24 3 Likewise, with BA in the field left. Likewise; top left in the field bearded S. 22 Pkr. head of Heracles with Lion skin. Pkr. 15-03 H. Weber, London. On ground his interpretation the in Sidonian Double staters occurring characters 00-) as Initials of the name EYAyopa^ in Phoenician font (1,'J/), divided Babylon the Satrap staters with that rider, from those some with q referred to are (see n. 2), the Cypriot King Euagoras II to. Whether the before- beaten Interpretation of the double sign O in both cases and over- main incontestable is, must I left open be let; in none trap can her but to the from it derived allocation the Coins on the King in Salamis lead. Against this speaks not just the short period, was a Persian satrap on Cyprus during the Euagoras is (351—349) — until now are no less as 13 or 14 Stater varieties from very ver- more diverse Execution known — but also the Rodian currency, from the the rich imprints the Lycian, pamphylian, Cilician and Cyprian Cities and Regents in fourth century not a only one Example have, and finally the provenance this one staters, the on Ionia and Karlen points out. From which cities this one area the Embossing the in Furage standing Satrap staters emerged and which satraps her to allocate are, is for the time being not to determine. Maybe lead to discoveries newer Varieties on- approaching to this one Goals. 1) Head a. a. O. 46, i-13 Plate IH 14 and 15; p. CXXIH ff. and 91, 620-623 Plate XVH 14-16. Six, Nuni. Chron. 1877 p. 81 ff. Tab. HI 1-6; ^) Babelon, Melanges I 293 ff. Plate XII I and Babylon, Melanges II 129 ff. and Achemenides Acheraenides 231, 1579—1581 plate XXX 3. Imh 00 f - Blum e r, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. 66
520 ADDENDS With ionic and Carian Coins is me repeated also the following Copper coin received: Plate XIX 22 4 BA(c7iX£a)$) left. Persian king Granulated impact. Br. 14 like on n. i. Counterstamp with star. 2-38—1-85 M.S. cf. Br. Mus. head, Coin. of Lydia and Persia 4g Tab. III 21 and 22; Cat. Br. Mus. lonia 324, 7-9. These pieces are apparently, how it already happened is, with the same type staters, the copper coins of the types ours Staters n. i') with this one to- to put together. A k r a s o s I AVT KAIC A Cenri Imks, CeOV- €ni CTPA M€NANAP0V XAPeiNO, in the field Br. 37 HPOC no[P] right. chest right B, in section AKPACmT|nN. In one of two jumping deer schen drawn car standing Artemis in recently Double chiton to the right, the right bent back above the quiver, in the pre-stretched th left arch. 72 and Inv. Waddington n. 4852. After this one coin is that Patronymic des Menandros Imhoof, Lydian City coins 42, i and Cat. Br. Mus. Lydia 9, 2 to supplement. AVT KAIC A CenTI left, C€OV- HPOC no[P] right. chest image of the emperor with laurel, Tank and coat right- there. Windisch-Grätz cf. Cat. n. 18: B a g i s 1 e€[ON CVNK] right, AHTON Br. 19 left. youth chest picture of the Senate with robes to the right. 4-40 M.S. cf. Inv. Waddington n. BAT right, HN|n.N left. Seated be- helmeted Roma on the left, wreath in the advanced right, the Left on the side. Rounder behind the seat Shield. D a 1 d i s To p. 170, I On the Waddington's like on the London Mint is the title not, like I mistakenly assumed APXI nPOTTO B, but APXI TTPnnO b. He ') V. Prokesch, Inedita 1859 T^if- I '4; Si.^c a. a. O. p. 83 Plate III 7; Head a. a. O. p. 46 Plate III 16.
ADDENDS 521 can therefore not for ap/CTipoTloXo? stand. cf. about it Head, Cat. Br. Mus. p. XVIX, where Apyj-ieptbc, xa:) TzpG)(xoc.) t:6(X£(i)i;) ß' and Babelon, Inv. Waddington [). 519, where the improbable Title ap/L7tpOTCo(|Jl7l6?) suggested is. Hierokaisareia AV KAI above, M AVPH ANT/INI- [l€ POKAICAP]€nN €ni CTPA ePMOKPA Br. 30 NOC right down and left. The each other to- swept bearded heads of Marcaurel to the left and of L. Verus reclitshin, both with laurel. 2 2'00 M.S. TOVC AICXPinNOC The River god Glaucus (without beard?) like S. 173, 2; underneath FAAVKoC (the three book AAV in ligature), left tree. K i 1 b i s To p. 175, 5. From Head's correction of the previously "ATtXaßto; 'louX. official name read in ZxaTiXa; (scapula) ß' TOO 'louX.^) is to close, that on our coin n. 5, although BTOV to stand seems. CKATTAA B' lOV can be read should. Up one copy the coin with that Images des Geta and Asclepius and Hygiene, the Head mentioned, stands, something different from des the latter Reading, SHI CKAHAA | B-TOV | lOVAlA' APXO. Magnesia am S i p y 1 o s 1 MARNHTn left, N CmVAOV €ni CTPA K|0 left, APA right, VOT Br. 20 right. Head of Zeus with in Section. River god Hermos Tie to the right. sitting on the floor on the left, the right on a reed (?), the left ]\I the overturned water urn. The Strategos üoopdxoc, appears on coins with the images of the commo dus and the Crispina. He is probable identical with the CTPA KOYAAPA TOY out the time des Severus, the one in Catalog Behr n. 718 mentioned is. 2 NEPnN right, CEBAC left, Eni VAOV left, MAP Head of the Ky Br. 20 TOC below. Head of the Kai bele (or Roma?) with tower crown sers with laurel to the right. to the left. Mus. Winterthur. Here, how Imhoof, Lydian City coins go, 5, shows the head of the Back neronic Trains. ') Cat. Br. Mus. p. XLVII. 66*
522 ADDENDS M a i o n i a I lePA left, CVNKAHTOC right. eni GVZ6NO left, V MAIONAN right. Br. i8 Bust portrait des young people Cult image with Kalathos, veil and Senate with robe right- Taenien on the hands from front. there. 3.80 Mus. Winterthur. M a s t a u r a Plate XX 9 I [NEJPUUN rE]BARTO[Z] below in Br. 18 one Semicircle from left after right. Head of Nero to the right. M. S. MA[ZTAYPEIT]UUN below like on the Front. Standing Hekate with Crescent moon on the head from the front, the right forearm sideways ge- stretches, in the collected Left Torch. N a k r a s a To S. 178, I After head, Cat. Br. Mus. p. LXXVIII is the Strategist name llapSaXac, not nocpaX(oc;) to read what after our coin, on the A like A shaped is, not to be assumed was. Pactolos To S. 179. Through Babelon's goodness suits me now a cast the Waddington coin before. Your appearance is not satisfactory, and it could yourself here too a in the inscription fake piece act like Imhoof, Lydian city coins p. 112, and although around a coin of the Phrygian Dion}'sopolis.^) P h i 1 a d e 1 p h e i a One new Variety the Imhoof, Lydian City coins 120, 24 described Copper coin with DI3dA|D3>l03M on the back, shows the head of the front page with that unmistakable Profile des Emperor Liberius. It is therefore not to accept that the inscription before heads, here so confused like on the other copies the Coin, TI^3M (for vewxepo^) to read be; maybe stuck K€Capa or CEBaaiov behind it. In this one trap would have Philadelpheia the name Neokaisareia does under Tiberius accepted.^) ^) Mionnet Siippl. VII 552, 308. ^) cf. Imhoof, Lydian city ramparts 21 ff., 122
ADDENDUM 523 Br. 14 head des Apollo(?) right- ({)IA A there. Pkr. 2-83 M.S. AE A Quiver with straps. Pkr. 2 Br. 18 Like p. 179, I f. M.S. Like S. 17g, I f., with (t)IAAA€AC|)eaiN | ATTAAIKOC, above right R (= ct)IAOKAICAP). 3 TPAIAN right, O.C KAICAP CS Br. 20 hnks. Head of the emperor with Laurel right-wing M. S.' (t)IAAAG right, A|(})€UJN left. Standing naked Apollo on to the left, about the left Shoulder quiver with straps across the chest, in the lowered one Right branch, the Left with Bo gen (?) at the Page. S a i' 1 1 a I CAITTHNnN right. Bust portrait Br. 26 the Athena with Aig'is right- there. Pkr. M. S. 6ni OCT KINBPOV link.s, APX CAITTHN/IN right. Strider more naked Apollo lon to the right, in the lowered right ten plectron, in left arm Lyra. Pkr. The Readings €ni (l)OPTAKINOV -) and €ni OKTA KIHBOV^) are without Doubt after the perfect clear ours piece to correct. Cat. Br. Mus. Lydia 213, 5 gives the Reading OKTA KINYPOY; the fourth book rods des second name is but on the Originals blurred and presented without Doubts too b represents. Plate XX 10 I Br. 26 BPOYTIA on the left, KPIcniNA on the right. Bust of Crispina right- there. T h y a t e i r a CTPA eVAlOY b left, OYATIPHNriN right. Standing youthful deity in short chiton and coat right- there, in the right arm cornucopia, with shouldering a hoe (?) on the left; A ram striding at his feet on the right. M.S. This Image the back seems a genius to represent. ') This one coin, a second better received but the ke tables city to allocate. Copy of p. 480, 2 described, is not how -) Birch, Numbers Chron. IV 138. it out Inadvertently here happen, the Lydian, postolakas, Noi-i. 1885, 76 Tab. A' 27.
524 ADDENDS ." 1 p.o 1 1 p I AHMOC left, [TPinOjA€ITnN Br. 29 right. Bust portrait of the youth regular demos with Taenie and Robe to the right. star with eight Rays in round G e g e n s t e m p e 1. M. S. M(?)AN KAAIK[AHC] right, KAAOV left, in the field on the right IPHNH from below top, left [ceSACTH]. Sitting Eggs no to the left, ears of grain (?) in the right, the left on the scepter. Likewise, with dem namely Likewise, with . ON KAAAAI right, KAHC Br. 29 Counterstamp. Berlin (Tarsus). Both copies are from i>erinoet- Erliahun^-. The city name third Variety Inv. Waddinj^ton n. 2071 hervur. KAAOV left, in the field on the right IPHNH from top to bottom, left C€BACTH. sees out one AI i a Plate XX II I ArP€VC ACIAPXHC AAIHNjCIN AH- T ACIN AfPe* right, <})IAOnAnnOC ANG- Br. 26 MON bust of Agreus(?) eH K€N below and left. temple to the right, stripes of clothing front with four columns, the left one shoulder. 8-15 sts S. The individual Character of the bust portrait the Agreus coins, which is both in the facial features as in the to time des Pius^) fashionable hair and Beard hairstyle, the head seems to be a portrait to stamp. In this one would be a trap it on Agreus to aim. To the Examples of portraits, with what men, the around theirs city be- special Merits acquired had, were awarded on coins, or about how likely here, yourself yourself distinguished, are except the p. 196 mentioned, the kibyratic and Mytilenean S. 256 f. to count. A n k y r a Plate XX 12 I Poppy head with two crossed ANKVPA right, N/IN left. Anchor. Pkr. Br. 16 tied together the. Pkr. 2-i8 M.S. ') Through this that other coins of Agreus that Coins to put began, is that Dude this one portrait the younger Faustina show (p. 195, 4 - 6), Imprints approximate certainly determined, that one already to time des Caesar's Marcaurel on
ADDENDS 525 Dorylaion I head the Athena with neck AOPY left. Standing owl to the right Br. 1 1 tied to the right; round helmet On the right in the field spear. with Stephane and Busch. 1-48 M.S. The two last letters the inscription are not perfect received, let but all the more so safe PY read, as the symbol in the field, the one who speaks coat of arms of the city, oopu, seems to represent. The coin comes without Doubts out the time of the Pergamene Rich or one something previous. K i b y r a PlateXXi4 j Dig Dioscuri hats with Kl BVbV below, in the field on the left H (?), above Br. 15 one star above each. aV and in between =. Striding 2-30 M.S. horse to the left. 2 head the Athena to the right; Kl above standing eagle with closed Br. 1 1 high helmet with bush. sen wings to the right. i-go M.S. This Coins came me together with the previous and others kibyratic, Jihrygian and Carian coins to, so that at the allotment not to doubt is. The name about dem baskets the coin with Sabina S. 258, 31 Plate VIII 17 is [0€A] TTICIAIKH, as can be seen from a copy of the which I have just received following piece emerges. 3 Acen left, reTAC K right. KIBVPAlTnN im section, e€A niCIAI Br. 24 Bust portrait des Caesar's with KH in an arch over a basket. Armor and coat to the right. The Inscription on the back is fine on the goddess to relate, whose attri- but on the coin shown is. 6ea IltatSlxi^ would therefore be the name Hecate carrying the basket and torch (?), the one on Kibyratic coins the Imperial period more often shown finds.^) K o 1 o s s a i I Bust of Artemis with weapons KOAOC left, CHN/IN right. Standing Br. 1 7 wall to the right, bow forward Deer to the right. the chest. Pkr. 3-97 M.S. ') I-B. Greek. Coins 150 Plate X II; Inv. encounter us too on inscriptions from Kibyra and Waddington n. 5837 Plate XV 20. 0like( IlioiS'.y.ot Environment.
526 ADDENDS 2 AVT KAI- M- AVP- left, ANT/l- Br. 37 N6INOC right. Bust portrait of young people Caracalla with Laurel, armor and mantle to the right. Deeply stamped peltes €. Mus. Winterthur. NirPOC- r CT€Cl)ANH left, [(l)OP|nN AN€- Quix^M w • 1 1 KOAO C 9HK€jN right, in relde j-^j |_| Standing Zeus with naked upper body to the left, eagle on the right to the left, flapping the wings and the head turning back, the lowered Left on the scepter. One similar coin with standing Tyche described Lübbecke ZfN XV 52, 2; that alleged (j) before dem participle GZE'-fOCVrf^opiby is without Doubts in F to correct. L a o d i k e i a PlateXXi3 i AHMOC AAO right, AIK€nN Br. 27 left. Bearded head of the German mos with Taenie to the right, fold at neck. 12-45 sts S. Probably out the time des Pius AAOAlKeriN on the left, AVKOC in the section. teenager river god, Lykos, with naked upper body on the left side of the bodice the one sitting, with three leaves in his right hand rige flower or branch, in left arm reed; behind the fallen one jug, the water flows away. 2 With Marcaurel Caesar as p. 2 7 i Br. 36 41—43- Mus. Winterthur. n- KA- ATTAAOC left, eniN€IKION ATTENTION . . AAAAI Ken on the right and below. Caesar on horseback walking to the right- there, the right hand raised. T r a i a n o p o 1 i s y I [AV-] K- M-AVP left, ANTn- Br. 25 N€IN right. Bust portrait des young people Caracalla with Laurel", armor and cloak to the right. right. T€IMOeGOC , TPAIANOnO APX A- ' AITAIC Standing Zeus in a long robe to the left, eagle on the right, the lowered left on Scepter. M. S. cf. I-R. Monnaies grecques 414, 167 with the namely inscription around the the Ripennis shouldering Rider.
ADDENDS 527 P h a s e 1 i s On the copper coin the Dieudonne, Rev. num. igo2, p. 81, 70 Phaseiis to- shared is not [(|)]A, but BA(aiXea)5) to read. You is an embossing des Demetrios Poliorketes.*) Indeterminate coins Plate XIX 25 I Youthful head with a long one S. 10 hair, Helmet or Hat to the left. 0-96 M.S. TA[M] in section. Lion with open Throat and trapped tail to Jumps ready to the left. pre- standing edge. Plate XIX 26 2 Br. 9 Plate XIX 28 3 Br. 15 Similar head to the right. In trade. T left, AM above. Lion with open Throat walking to the left. front henging edge. After Tamase or Tamese, which names are identified with Temesa, Tamynai near Eretria, Temnos in Aiolis or the Cypriot Tamasos seem the both Not Mint to belong. Of the well-known city names, the here in question can come, All that remains is Tamyrake, a neighboring town of Karkine which two of the gulfs in the northwest of the Taurian peninsula xoXtco? KapxtviTTj? or TajJLDpaxvj was called.^) Like so many other Greek settlements on the Pontus Euxeinos were probably also Karkine and Tamyrake ionic Colonies. The city Karkine, not that Taurian Kerkinitis, belong without a doubt the pretty copper coins with the inscription KAP Kl 5^) and made of tamyrake the ones above pieces described with TAM come from, whose Style and lion type those some small silver coins from Pantikapaion*) not dissimilar is. There however the Provenance the both Coins not known is and in the Russian numismatic Literature none with TAM designated Embossings recorded to be seem, like that remains the implied Allocation after all very questionable. In Consideration can about nor Temnos come, from that us until now just Coins out dem second century v. BC and later ones know. Head of Cybele with tower AAIA left. Sitting lion to the right; crown to the right. monogram in front of it or »Traces of NnN. Löbbecke. The antique Coins Northern Greece III Plate XXXIII 16. 2) Ptol. VIII 10, 3; Steph. Byz. Kiepert, Atl. v. Hellas X; Latyshev in Meeting area Academic Berlin 1892 P. 485 f. '') Oreshnikov, Contribution e.g. ans. Coin customer the Coasts of the Black Sea, Moscow 1892, plate. I Imhoof-Blumer, Asia Minor coins. Vol. II. I and 2 (the crowned head seems to that the ant niches Silver coins recreated); ZfN XXI 202 Plate VI I with one also in Chersonese ver- turned type, cf. Berlin cat. I Tab. I 7. ^) Mus. Kotschoubey I 342, 1 1 — 1 3 ; Oreshnikov, Collection Uvarov Tab. II 373; Giel, New Er- advertisements, St. Petersburg 189I Plate IV 26. 67
528 ADDENDS Plate XIX 29 4 Bust portrait the Cybele with N€AI CVNK . . . . Sitting lion left- Br. 14 Tower crown and robe there, the right front paw raised, to the right. Pkr. 1-98 M.S. Similar small copper coins have Laodicea/) Leonnaia^) and pessinus^) shaped. N i may belong to the Phrygian Alia, whose Ethnikon in earlier time maybe "Xkia.vöq was, like that another Phrygian locality same Name.*) For the inscription from n. 4 white I no addition and explanation before- strike. TableXlX27 5 Female bust with ste- TO jTI Rose; about it H(?). Br. 1 1 phane, earring and veil to the right. i-i8 M.S. Whether ANTI for the city-^) or one Magistrate names stands, is indefinite. In the latter trap could the coin rodish be and about to the group Cat. Br. Mus. Karia 251, 226 ff. Plate XXXIX 17, 18 belong. Plate XX 25 6 Bust portrait of the man with a cap between two deal with the tips Br. 2 I and crescent moon at the school crossing, decorated with bandages tern to the right. cornucopias. Löbbecke. Same origin like this coin are two others, the among the Un- agreed I-B. Monnaies grecques 4Ö4, 31 and 32 figure. Although that new piece types shows with which Philomelion jiraged, have I have concerns, these city as Mint location of the group to suggest. The monogram doesn't shine for a city name, Ar]|Jir]Tptag or Ar^jJirjTptOV,*') to stand, but rather for the Genitive form of the personal name Ar^fiT^- zpLQC,. Through monograms or one have initial the Galatian king Amyntas, pontic Princes and tyrants des Bithynian Heraclea their names out- pressed, the former clearly also in the Genitive form.') But who? the Demetrios of our coins been, is for the time being not to find. 1) S. above S. 264, 8 ff. Plate VIII 22. 2) S. above S. 276 Plate IX 7. I-B. Greek. Coins 228, 755 ff. *) S. above S. 194. •'') Antiphellos is not likely, although one small copper coin this one city also one Woman's head with Veil shows, cf. Cat. Br. Mus. Lykia plate IX 14. ^) The name Demetrion seems to be a Bithynian one city in close by des Hypius led to have. ') ZfN I 333.
ADDENDUM 529 7 Head of the youthful Hera Br. 19 gravel with the lion skin covered to the right. 5-82 M.S. El between arches left, downwards ge- swept arrowhead right, above aphla- ston and at right angles of the mono gram downwards more swept herald rod. Plate XX 26 8 Likewise. EJ between Arrowhead left, bow Br. 13 , to the right and above a bunch of grapes. I-I3 M.S. Also these coins belong to a group, the I I-B. Monnaies grecques 467, 47—53 compiled have. After the vShip prora (n. 53) and that to close the recurring aphlaston them from a coastal city, whose name initials, if EN should be viewed as such, even today to none allocation lead.^) 9 Tl KAAYAIOC C6BACTOC HATHF Br. 38 nATPLAOC. Head of Claus dius to the right. M.S. €ni A AOYNIOY left, C60YHP0Y ANe[Y- flATjOY right, W (indistinct) in the distance cut. Zeus enthroned with naked upper body to the right, the raised ne rights to the scepter, on which to the Sitting area advanced Left the him facing Nike ; behind that Throne eagle from the front, head right- there, beating the wings. A AOYNIOY C60Y left, HPOY ANGY TTATOY above and right, W in the ab- cut. Standing Zeus with naked upper body to the left, the rights to scepter, in the left bowl (?). Vienna, among the indefinite, illegible. The Name Dunius is rare. Up one of fortune consecrated Cippus in Rome appears a L. Dunius Apella.^) The Proconsul L. Dunius Severus seems yet not known to be, and for which city name the mono gram stands, is difficult to say. On Parion and Pariais is it not to be- pull, because these Cities back then Roman Colonies were, and tapao? as Resolution des sign is unlikely. Through the debauchery the left Page of the monogram is apparently the education one declining C intended; intended; but as an initial also leads this letter on no account bare city name. Plate XIX 30 LO tl KAAYAI O C C6BACTOC r€ P- Br. 29 MANIKOC KAICAP Ivopf des Claudius to the left. M. S.; EN is coming also on an archaic one small- 104, 159. Asian silver coin before. I-B. Monnaies grecques ^) CIL VI 188. 67*
530 ADDENDS Plate XIX 31 II AYTOKPATn.P KAI right, OYE- ETOYZ | A in laurel wreath. Br. 29 ZnAZIANOZ ZEBA left. head of Kaiser with Lor beer to the right. M. S. Maybe Cyprus or Antioch. Plate XIX 32 12 AV KAI NGPOVAC right, TPAIA- right, ICCOV POVCn[NOC] left. Br. 29 NOC C6BAC below and left, Standing naked Apollo to the left, Head of the Emperor with lorry Branch in the lowered right, bo- beer to the right. Gen in the left. M. S. About that second C in ICCOV seems in Stamp subsequently a I pulled to to be; and there the coin out the Time of Traian dated, like that is allowed with some probability can be assumed, that the full name [TT KAABI or KAAOV€]ICIOV POVCnNOC was. P. Calvisius Ruso is as Roman Governor of Cappadocia from coins of the Pontic Sebastopolis Herakleia from the year autumn 10O/7 and from Kybistra.^) Portrait and writing of ours However, coins are so different from those of the two mentioned cities, that the piece probably one third for the time being unidentifiable places in the province attributable be will. ') Pick, number. Magazine XXIII, 71 ff. Plate III 7; Klebs, Pros. imp. Rome. I 293.
REGISTER I peoples and cities 532 II Kings, dynasts, satraps 536 III Roman emperors and their families 536 IV Greek inscriptions 1 Officials without Title 540 2 Officials the Roman period with and without Title 544 3 Title 555 4 Others Inscriptions , 557 v Latin inscriptions 1 Colonies 560 2 Officials • 561 3 Others Inscriptions 561 VI Coin images and notable attributes and symbols . . 561 VII Miscellaneous 577
I. Peoples and cities Abbaitis 189, 202 Aphrodisias (Karia) 112 f. Abydos 33 Aphrodisias (Cilicia) 433 f- Acliillion 33 f- Apollonia (Mysia) 13 f. Adada 354 f- Apollonia Salbake 1 19 f. Adana 422 f. Apollonia Tripoli 188 Adraraytion 10 f. Apollonia (Pisidia) 364 f. Aigai (Aiolis) 46 Appia 214 f. Aigeai (Cilicia) 423 f- Ariassos 365 Airai 512 Arsinoe Ephesus 50 f. Aizanis 189 f. Arykanda 304 Akkilaion 192 Aspendos 309 f. Acmonia 192 f. Assos 37> 308 Akrasos 520 Astypalaia 164, 518 Alabanda 104 f. Atarneus 15 Alexandria (Cilicia) 429 f. Attala 16 f., 169 Alexandria Troas 35 fv 507 Attalia (Pamphylia) 322 f. Alia 194 f., 524, 527 Attea 16, 19 Alinda 106 f., 516 Attuda 122 f. Alydda 197 Augusta (Cilicia) 436 f. Amastris 500 f. Amblada 355 f- Bagis 169 f., 520 Amelas 306 Balbura 304 Amisos I f., 499 Barata 416 Amorion 197 f. Bargasa 126 f. Amyzon 108 Bargylia 127 Anazarbos 431 f. Baris 366 f. Andeda 356 Beudos 215 Anemurion 433 Bria 215 Aninetos 168 Bruzos 216 f., 281 Ankyra (Phrygia) 202 f., 524 Ankyra (Galatia) 495 f- Chalketor 34. 127 Antandros 36, 507 Chalcis (Hekatonnesoi) 34, 48 Anti 528 Chios 102 f. Antioch Chebren 41, 43 f- Choma 304 Antioch Alabanda 104 Comama, Colony 379 f- Antiocheia on Maiandros 108 f., 516 f. Cremna, Colony 382 f. Antioch (Pisidia) 356 f. Antiocheia on Kragos 433 Daldis 170, 520 f. Antioch, colony 358 f. Dardanus 37 f. Antoninopolis (?) 4 Slides (Lycia) 304 Apamea 205 f. Diokaisareia Keretapa 249 f-
REGISTER 533 Diokaisareia (Cilicia) Dioclia Dionysopolis Dioshieron Dokimeion Dorylaeion Eirenopolis Neronia Elaiah Elaiusa Sebastian Eleutherion Ephesus Epictetus Ice Epiphany Traianopolis Eriza Erythrai Etenna Euippe Eucarpeia Eumeneia Eusebeia Kaisareia Flaviopolis (Cilicia) Fulvia Qagai Gargara Germa, Colony Germanicopolis (Cilicia) Germanicopolis (Paphlagonia) Germe Gordos lulia Grimenotbyrai Hadrian ice cream Hadrianoi Hadrianopolis (Phrygia) Hadrianopolis see Zephyrion Hadrianotlierai Halicarnassus Harpasa Hekatonnesoi Heraclea (Bithynia) Heraclea (lonia) Heraclea Salbake Herakleopolis Sebastopolis Hierapolis (Phrygia) Hierocharax Hierokaisareia Hieropolis (Phrygia) 438 f. 218 218 f. 170 222 f. 225 f., 525 440 f. 46 f., 510 442 f. 19 49 f-. 513 226 443 f- 226 f. 62 f., 513 f. 368 f. 127 f. 227 f. 228 f. 498 445 f- 231 305 38 f. 496 446 6 171 171 f. 232 16, 20, 504 f. 20 f., 505 232 f. 21 46, 128 f. 130 f. 35 8 64 f. 131 f. 5 234 f- 243 172 f., 521 243 f- Hieropolis Kastabala Holmoi Hydisa Hydrela Hypaipa Hyrgaleis Hyrcanis lasos Iconium, Colony Idyma Iconion Ilion Ilistra lotape Isaura Isinda Issos lulia (Phrygia) Kadoi Kaisareia Germanike Kaisareia (Cappadocia) Kallipolis (Karia) Kame Karallis Kasai Kastabala s. Hieropolis Caunus Sweeping Kelenderis Kennatis Keraia Keramos Kerasus Keretapa Diokaisareia Kestros Ketis Kibyra (Phrygia) Kibyra f; p,txpa Kidramos Kidyessos Kietis Kilbis Cilicia Kios Klannudda Klaudikonion Klaudiolaodikeia Claudiopolis (Cilicia) 446 f. 448 134 f- 135. 245 173 f- 246 174 135 f. 418 137 416 f. 39, 508 f. 418 449 449 373 f- 450 246 f. 191, 247 f. 501 498 138 21 450 f. 451 f- 138 41 453 f- 457 375 f- 138 f. 2 f. 249 f. 457 f- 458 250 f., 525 325 175. 139 259 458 521 422 502 176 416 419 458
534 REGISTER Klaudioseleukeia 398 f. Mastaura i77> 522 Klazomenai 65 f.. 514 Megiste 166 f. Knidos 142 f. Metliymna 48 Kodrula 376 f- Metropolis (lonia) 82 f. Kolbasa 377 f. Metropolis (Phrygia) 277 f. Colophon 70 f. Midaeion 278 f. Kolossai 260 f., 525 f. Miletopolis 28 f. Kolybrassos 459 f- Miletus 85, 516 Comama 378 f. Mopsuestia 473 Konana 380 f. Mostene 177 Korakesion 460 f. Mozeanoi 218 Koropissos 462 Mylasa 144 f. Korykos 462 f. Myndos 147 Kos 165 f. Myra 306 Kotiaeion 261 f. Myrina 510 f. Kragos 305 Mysoi Abbaeitai 10 Kremna 376, 381 f. Mytilene 511 f. Creteia Flaviopolis 9 Myus 90 Kyme 47 f-, 510 f. Cyzicus 22 f., 505 Nagidos 476 f. Nakoleia 279 Laerte 463 f. Nakrasa 178, 522 Lagbe 384 Neapolis Aurelia (lonia) 90 f. Lakannatis 464 Neapolis (Karia) 147 f. Lalassis 465 Neokaisareia Philadelpheia 180, 522 Lamos 4O5 Neokaisareia (Pontos) 499 f- Lampsakos 27 f., 505 f. Nikaia (Bithynia) 9 f-, 502 f. Laodicea (Lycaonia) 419 Nikaia (Kilbis) 175 Laodicea (Plirygia) 262 f., 335, 526 Nilfomedeia 10 Laranda 415. 419 Nicopolis on Lykos 3 f- Larisa (Aiolis) 511 Nicopolis (ludaea) 4 Larisa (lonia) 72 Ninica Claudiopolis 465, 479 Lebedos 72 f. Nysa 178 f. Leonnaia 276 Nysiros 166 Leuke 75, 515 Lycaonia 415 Ococleia 280 f. Lycia 303 Olba 479 Lyrbe 465 f. Olbasa, colony 385 f- Lysias 276, 280 Olbia (Pampliylia) 309. 326 Lysinia 384 Olympos (Lycia) 307 Lystra, Colony 419 f. Orthosia 148 f. Otrus 281 f. Magnesia (lonia) 75 f-, 516 Magnesia (Lydia) 521 Pactolos 136, 179. 522 Magydos 325 Palaiobeudos 282 Maionia 176 f., 522 Palaiopolis 386 Mallo, colony 472 Panemoteichos 386 f. Mallos 466 f. Pappa Tiberia 387 Malos (Pisidia) 385 Parion 29 Masikytes 306 Parium, Colony 30
REGISTER 535 Pariah 420 Silandos 185 Pariah, colony 421 Sillyon 349 f. Patara 307 Sillyon (Kibyratis?) 351 Pednelissos 388 Sinope 6 f. Peltai 282 f. Siocharax 289 Perge 326 f. Skamandreia 42 f. Pergamum 31-506 Skepticism 44 f., 510 Perperene 32, 506 Smyrna 96 f. Pessinus 497 Soloi Pompeiopolis 487 f. Pharnakeia 5> 500 Stectorion 290 f. Phaseiis 308, 335. 527 Stratoniceia (Karia) 152 f.. 517 Philadelphia (Lydia) 179 f., 522 f. Syedra 490 f. Philadelphia (Cilicia) 480 Synaos 291 Plülomelion 285 f. Synnada 291 f. Phocaia 91 f. Pionia 41, 509 Tabay 157 f-, 517 f. Pitane 32 Tabala 185 Plarasa 1 12 f. Tarsos 492 f. Pogla 389 Tavion 497 f. Pompeiopolis (Paphlagonia) 6 Temenothyrai Flaviopolis 298 Pompeiopolis Soloi 480, 490 Temnos 48 Priene 93 f-387 Teos 97 f. Prostanna 389 f. Termera 161 Prusa on Olympus 503 f. Termessos |J,si^0JV 409 f. Prusias at Hypius 504 Termessos luxpd 308 Prymnessos 286 Thebe 506 Ptolemai's Lehedos 333. 514 f. Themisonion Thyateira I8S 299 f-. 523 Rodos 1G7 f. Tiberiopolis 299 f. Timbrias 413 f. Sagalassos 391 f. Titiopolis 494 Saitta 182, 523 Tityassos 414 Sala 183 Tomaris 186 Samos 103 f. Tralleis 186 f. Sanaos 286 Traianopolis (Phrygia) 301 f., 526 Sardinia 183 f. Traianopolis s. Epiphany and Selinus Savatra 421 Trapezopolis 12 6, 161 f. Sebastian (Phrygia) 286 f. Trebenna 308 Sebaste Elaiusa 442 f. Tripoli (Lydia) i8, 524 Sebasteia (Pontos) 5 Trokmoi 497 498 Sebastopolis Herakleopolis 5, 500 Tyana f. Sebastopolis (Karia) 150 f. Seleucia Sidera 397 f. Verbis 415 Seleucia on Kalykadnos 481 f. Seleucia at Pyramos 486 Xanthos Selge f. 303 309. 400 Selinus Traianopolis 486 Sibidunda 28g Zephyrion 494 Siblia 289 Side 31L 333 f. Indefinite with TAM, 527 f. 1 at high altitude t -B 1 m e r. Asia Minor coins. Ed. II. 68
536 REGISTER II. kings, dynasts, Satraps Alexander d. Gr. (?) — Aigeai 426, Alexan dreia 430 Amyntas, King of Galatia - 498 Antenor, Dynast (?) — Skepticism 45 Antiochus Soter - Antioch a. M. 109 Antioclios IV — Aigeai 423 f., Alexandria 429, Seleucia a. Pyr. 486 Antiochus VIII — Seleucia a. Kai. 482 Antiochus IV of Commagene - Lycaonia 415, Kelenderis 457, Ketis 458, Lakanatis 464, Sclinus 486 Ariarathes - 499 Arsinoe - Ephesus 50 Aryotes — Lycia 303 Berenice II (?) — Ptolemy 515 Datamas—Sinope 6 Hidrieus — 164 Mithrapata — Lycia 303 Pharnabazos - Nagidos 478 Ptolemy III (?) — Ptolemy 514 f. Seleucus II - Ephesus 53 Seleucus VI — Seleucia a. Kai. 482 T a rk o n d im o t o s — Hieropolis 447 Tiribazos — 450, 467, 470 III. Roman emperor M. Anthony, Octavian and Lepidus — Ephesus 55 Fulvia—Fulvia 231 Augustus - Sinope 7, Pergamum 506, Elaiah 510, Ephesus 58, Magnesia a. M. 78, Metropolis (lonia) 82 f., Alinda 107, Aphrodisias 115, Apollonia .Saint. 119, Kidramos 139, Mylasa 144, Tabai 517 f., Nysa 178, Aizani's 189 f., Amorion 198, Apamea 20g L, Dionysopolis 219 f., Eumeneia 229, Hierapolis 238 f., Hy- drela 245, Kibyra 256, Sebaste 287, Synna da 293, Masikytes 30G, Aspendos 3 1 9 f., Col. Antioch 358 Augustus and Livia Ephesus 55 f., Ala- banda 105, Antiocheia a. M.HO, Mylasa 144, Aizanis I90 Augustus and Gaius Magnesia a. M. 78 Augustus, Gaius and Lucius - Methymna 48 Livia — Parium 30, Apamea 211, Augusta 437 Gaius—Mylasa 144 Tiberius—Parium 30, Ephesus 58, Lebedos 74, Philadelphia 522, Tripoli 188, Apa meia 210, Hierapolis 240, Kotiaeion 261, Aspendos 320, Side 336, Sillyon35i, Aigeai 427, Mopsuestia 474, Syedra 490 Tiberius and Livia Tripoli 188, Augusta 437 Germanicus - Synnada 293 Caligula — Lampsacus 27, Perperene 32, Phila- delpheia 179, Sagalassos 392 r and their families Claudius - Kios 502, Myrina 511, Kidramos 140, Philadelpheia 180, Amorion 198, Perge 326, Iconion 417, Mopsuestia 474, un- true 529 A grip i n a d. j. — Amisos I, Pitane 32, Klazo menai 514, Miletos 87, Hierapolis 240, Kadoi 248, Sebastian 287 Nero - Ephesus 59, Miletus 87 f., Phokaia 93, Alinda 516, Bargasa 126, Kidramos I40 f., Hierokaisareia 172, Magnesia a. Sip. 521, Maionia 176, Mastaura 522, Amorion 199, Hierapolis 240, lulia 247, Sebaste 287, Syn- nada 293, Aspendos 320, Mallos 472 Octavia— Sardis 184 (0-sd) Nero and Britannicus - Pergamum 31 Nero and Agrippina Ilion 39, Aphrodisiac sias 116 Galba — Galatia 495 Vespasianus — Nikaia 9, Parium 30, Gargara 39, Skepticism 46, Lebedos 74, Priene 95, Ki- drama 141, Sebastopolis (Karia) 150, Amo rion 199, Hierapolis 241, Kotiaeion 262, Laodicea 265, Sillyon 352, indefinite 530 Vespasian, Titus and Domitian — Ilion 39 Titus — Nicomedeia 10, Stratoniceia (Caria) 156, Tabai 160, Kos 165, Germe 171, Hierapolis 241 lulia, daughter des Titus—Assos 508, temperature number 48 Titus and Domitian — Germe 1 7