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On Greek and Roman Numismatics — 1908
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R. ETT [ATIOA| r., AOAO I., in the field r. CTPA, !. TH. Oelbaum. Pkr. In trade. Time of Pius, cf. Löbbecke, Z. f. N. XVII 22, 2 and Inv. Waddington No. 6201. Kadoi 1. Br. 28. — IOVAIA l., TIAVAA CEB r. Bust portrait of the Julia Paula with tiara on the right. R. EITI AVP MHNI 1., OV AOVK APX A Tr, Ben Section. Seated Roma on the left, the right with a bowl stretched out in the left arm, leaning against the shield, Spear. Mus. Winterthur. in According to this coin, the portrait is Mionnet IV 252, 343 and Suppl. VII 528, 226, on Elagabalus, not Cara- calla, to refer and to correct the inscriptions. Keretapa 1. Br. 26. — KEPETA r., TTENN I. Head of the youth Heracles with lion skin on his head and neck on the right there. R.A. AVAINAHIN?] 1., O.C r. Bearded man River God “with Naked torso, sitting on the floor on the left, in the Right shouldered reed, the left hand on the jug, from which water flows to the left; under the waves two Fish (?). 6r..10.38.M. 8. Plate VI No. '16. This coin was previously only from Sestini, Latvia. num. cont. III 103 Plate III 16 and Mus. Hedervar. Il 341, 1 Plate XXVI 5 known, where the reading AVAINAHNOC
is '. If, as is likely, the Hedervarian copy in Embossing not different from dem was ours, so has Sestini in this respect mistaken when he those that extend beyond the shoulders Tips des thought the reed was an N and had it drawn. Was a. If the letter N is present, it is above the head of the River God to search; on ours specimens is on this one position just 1, maybe as part of one N, recognizable. Kibyra 1. P. 17. — Helmeted youthful head to the right, without a garment around his neck. R. KIBYPATON below. Helmeted Rider to the right blasting, spear inlaid in the right hand, above the left shoulder palm branch. Gr. 2.61.M.S. Likewise, with IO i. F., 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 251, 5. 2. P. 15. — Likewise. R. KIBYPAT|QN] below, above M. Armored Rider with helmet, shield on the left arm and inserted spear in the right, galloping to the right. In the field on the left - top ear. Gr. 2.75. M.8. 3. Br. 18. — Head of Hermes to the right, herald's staff behind the shoulder. A. KIBY!. Standing Nike with wreath and palm branch to the left; unclear monogram and A at the top left underneath; right AI or A2. - Gr. 3.25. M.8. ! See Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins 249. EL U
— 157 — %. Br. 18. — Head of the bearded Heracles to the right. PRr. R. KIBV l., PATON r. Standing men with cap, moon sickle, short chiton, coat and boots on the left, in the right bowl over a flaming altar, the left at the scepter. Gr. 3.51. M.8. 9. Br. 29. — AVKMAYCE l., ANEIANAPO r., C below. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. AI | BI.,V | PATON no., AC (201) i. A. Seated Athena to the left, Nike on the right, diagonal in the left arm the spear; behind the seat there is a shield with a Gorgoneion. M.S. 6. K. 34. — AVT -KAIT-MEC-K- TPAl- AEKIOC - EVC- EVF-CEB. Bust of the emperor with laurel and armor and coat fold on the left shoulder to the right. A. KAICAPEW I., N KIBVPA above, T | WN r., in the field above ET | SKC (1.226). Standing Demeter with cloak over her head pulled, to the right, the right hand on the flame menden torch, in the outstretched left ears of grain; Goddess standing opposite her (9% Ih?) with basket on the veiled head from the front, head to the left, the rights lowered. Gr. 23.20. M.8. See Mionnet IV 264, 406 with the date read out FKC; Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 146, 85 plate XVIIL 8. The name of the basket-bearing goddess seems to come from Bei- fonts to baskets on Kibyratic coins with Sabina and Geta emerge!. The Ysoi Iksıdıxoi are until just now from curse formulas in grave * Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas,. Coins 525, 3.
— 158 — writings known, those on the border area between Phrygia, Caria and Pisidia, i.e. on the level of Karajükbazar and the Kibyratis were found, Kidyessos A. Br. 24. — IOVAIA l., CEBACTH Ms. Bust portrait of the Julia Domna to the right. R. KIAVHC 1., CEON r. Standing naked Dionysus to the left, Kantharos in the right, the left on Thyrsos; In front of him at his feet there are panthers, behind him there are small ones Pan figure with goat legs to the right, the head to that Turning back to God. M.S. Kolossai 1. Br. 38. — AVT -KAl- A + AV l., PH - KOMMOAOC r. Bust of the bearded emperor with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. R.CTPAT | HF-TQ | N TIEPI ZOCIM | © | N, in the field PIAO | TIA TOPA KOAOCH (see above) NON In one from two jumping deer-drawn In the carriage, Artemis stands on the right in a short chiton, the Right bent back over the quiver, in the pre- stretched left bow. above A, under the deer - M.S8. Plate VI No. 18, Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 156, 14 plate XIX 8 (preserved). According to this description, the Mionnet IV 269, 426 to be corrected. The formula srparnyav or dpydvrov rav repl U. S. W. Is 1 C.I. Gr. 4380 r., 4380 s.; Sterrett, epigraph. journey 29, 30; Bull. de Corr. light. XXIV, 50. 2
also on coins by Adramytion! Aphrodisias® and Stratoniceia® known; A probably stands for &«. 2 Br. 20. — KPICTINA r., CEBACT |. Bust portrait of the Grispina to the right. R. KOAOCHNNN (50) 1., AYKOC i. A. The Bearded River God Lykos with a naked upper body on the ground to the left seated, reed in his right hand, cornucopia in his left poor; under this the water urn. Kotiaeion Dieudonne, Rev. num. 1903, 226, 106. Plate XIV 2, describes a coin from Kotiaeion with the image Julia Mamaea (tower-crowned) and seated Zeus along with the inscription [ETTI| AIK AOVAIOV (Liecinius Lollius). As the first glance at the illustration shows, this is the case 3rust picture of an empress from the beginning of the 2nd year hundred represent; instead MAMAIA is MATIAIA, and instead AIK AOVAIOV, ETTI KA OVAPOV to read. The coin is therefore a copy of the one already written by Mionnet IV 273, 453 described. 1. Br. 19. — KOTIAEIE 1., EYNKAHTON r. Bust portrait of Young Senate with laurel and robe to the right. A. ET [K?] APETIA r., OL AFQNOBE I., TOY i. A Cybele enthroned with Kalathos to the left, bowl in the On the right, the left on the throne, under which a lion sits. Gr. 3.40. M.8. After a piece inv. Waddington No. 5892 comes from the coin from Galba’s time. 2. Br. 32. — ANTQNINOC I., AVFOVCTOC r. head of bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. ! Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins 11, 2. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Greek coins 140, 417. 3 inv. Waddington No. 2589 f. ' Cf. Dieudonne's correction. Rev. num. 1905, 450, 106.
460 R. ET » M - AVAA - MEN 1., EA» B- r., APX|B - un Felde, KOTIAEON i. A. Seated Cybele with tower crown, Bowl and tympanum to the left on one from two Lions covered wagon. About the lion heads Game table with prizes. M.S. See Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 168 f., 49 and 53. Laodicea 1. Br. 12. — Head of Dionysus (?) with long hair to the right. R. [AJAOAI r., K | EQIN] I. Grape. Gr. 1.35. M.8. 2. Br. 17. — AAOAIKE r., ON |. Bust of Athena with Aegis to the right. Pkr. R. AlA PAIOCK r.,OV below, PIAOV |. Sitting Apollo with naked upper body to the left, laurel branch in the left Right arm, Lyra in left arm. Pkr. Gr. 2.90. M.8. 3. Br. 36. — Same as 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 270, 35 with IEPA CVN 1.,KAHTOC r. Same stamp like a..a. 0. No. 34a. R. ATTAOC(S0) ANEOHKE l., AAOAIK r. Except those Both Krotala shines on the tree, right, still one tie to hang. 4.. Br. 36. — AHMOL l., AAOAIKENN r. Bust portrait of bearded Demos with armband and robe on the right. AR. TI * KA » ATTAAOC ANEOHKE [., APXIEPA (Tebov) AAOAIKENN r. Standing city goddess with Kalathos on the left- right, with poppy head between three ears the rudder, in the left arm cornucopia. Mus. Winterthur. See 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 270, 37.
hl 9. Br. 25. — CVNEAPI 1., OV NEDN r. youth Bust of Synedrion with broad band and chlamys to the left, about the left shoulder two spears or rods, R.AAOAIK | EN 1., NNENKOPNN r. Standing city göltin with Kalathos on the left, bowl (?) and two ears of corn in the right, at the feet of the rudder and wheel, in left arm cornucopia. Gr. 6.45. M.S. See L.-B. Kleinas. Coins 274 f,, 52/4 plate IX 5, with Eros on the back. 6. Br. 25. — IEPA 1., CVNKAHTOC r. Bust portrait of youthful Senate with robe to the right. R. AAOAIKENN !., NENKOPNN r. Standing winged Panthea linkshin, three-petaled flower on the head, Crescent moon on the shoulders, cornucopia in the left arm, the right hand at the rudder, which stands on a wheel; under the right arm a snake shoots to the left out. M.S. See Inv. Waddinglon No. 6252 Plate XVH 10, with supposedly Aehre instead of snake and Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 298, 126 plate XXXVI 6 with ears of corn instead of clothes- fold. Reference to other pantheistic formations l.-B. Kleinas. Coins 243 Note 1. 7. Br. 29. — $AVCTINA r., CEBACTH 1. Bust of the Younger Faustina to the right. R. AAOAIK !., EQN r. Standing city goddess from the front, Head to the left, bowl in the right, on the left the image of Zeus Laodicenos to the left; at the feet on the left the river god Lykos as a wolf, on the right Kapros as a boar. M. 8. Plate VI No. 19.
— 162 — Similarly, with Domna, Mionnet IV 327, 764 after Vaillant, and Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 313, 215, Plate XXXVIl 10. 8. Br. 21. — KPICTTEINA - 1., » CEBACTH r. Bust portrait the Crispina to the right. R. » AAAAI : 1., » KNOW - r. Standing Hera in double chiton and veil on the left, bowl on the right, the Left on the scepter. M.8. See Inv. Waddington No. 6294. Midaeion 1. Br. 25. — |M - AVP|CEV AA 1., EZANAPOC AV r. chest image des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. Bw. MIAA 1., EQN r. Standing naked Dionysus by front, head to the left, Kantharos in the right, the Left on the Thyrsos decorated with Tänien; left Panther sitting at feet, head turning back. M.S. 2. Br. 20. — M ANT FOPAIANOC AVF. Bust portrait of Emperor with laurel and mantle to the right. B%. MIAA 1., EQN r. Eagle to the left, head back- turning and flapping its wings. Mus. Winterthur. Olrus 1. Br. 24. — IOVAIA AO 1., |MNA CEBAC]| r. Bust portrait the Domna to the right. R. ETT NIFPEIN 1., OV OTPOHNON r., AP | X in the field. Standing @Götlin in Ghiton and cloak from the front, head
u ar Yeh re \ — 163 — to the left, shell in the right over one widths flaming altar, the left hand from the front over the body placed Thu Mus. Winterthur. Peltai 1st Br. 25th — AHMOC - 1st, TIEATHNON r. head of Youth Heracles with lion skin on the right. Pkr. R. TTEATH r., NON I. Standing naked Hermes from in front, head to the left, herald's staff in the left, on the advanced Right that to the left seated naked ones child of Dionysus, a bunch of grapes in the advanced ones little hands. Chlamys on the right arm of Hermes. Gr. 10.92. M. S. Plate VII No. 1. From the well-known depictions of Hermes with the Children of Dionysus! differs from Peltai in that that the child, without the provision for handover a nymph, averted from Hermes on his Forearms sits and. a bunch of grapes to Mouth leads. 2. Br. 23. — Likewise; the back of the head reaches to the Edge the coin, like that that AHMOC not pronounced appears, R.MAKE!., A| ONON r. Standing naked Apollo to the right, the right hand over the quiver on the back raised, bow in the forward left. Pkr. Gr. 6.80. M.S. Philomelion 1. Br. 35. — IOVAIA l., MAMEA CEB r. Bust portrait of the Mamaea with diadem and crescent moon to the right. ' Cf. the Coins from Anchialos, the Col. Corinth, from Lacedaemon, Teos, Sagalassos.
SHiOR R. PIAOMHA - ETIIM - IOVITTAVAEIN, in the field © | v. Standing Athena from front, head to the left, on the On the right the Nike turned away from her, the left on the spear; At the feet there is a snake on the left, a sign on the right. M.S. Likewise with Sev. Alexander Mionnet IV 352, 898. Prymnessos 1. Br. 19. — |zEBAZ] !., TOXZ r. Head of Augustus (?) with laurel to the right. : Re: TP | VMNHIZ] N. TIEPITE l., NHZ r.; below sE|ON Dikaiosyne on the left, balance in the lowered right, in on the left shouldering two ears of grain; including MP. Mus. Winterthur. Standing 2. Br. 19. — Head of Tiberius with laurel to the left. R. |TTIPYMN|HZZEON r., KAIKIOX I. Seated Dikaiosyne to the left, the left in the lap, in the advanced one Right scale and under this ON (?). M.S. 3. Br. 33. — M KAN TIOVTITT !., MALIMOL CEB. chest picture of the Pupienus with laurel and mantle to the right. N. TTPVM |N I., H | ELEQN r. Sitting man. Zeus with Naked upper body on the left, on the right his averted Nike, the left at the scepter, at feet Eagle flapping its wings. M.S. See Inv. Waddington No. 6430. Sanaos 1. Br. 21. — Head of Apollo with laurel to the right.
a a Se Ze Te Be ale a Well Add a Ba Ken r-“ F a = ” N a # " En R. ZANAHNON r., TIPO I. Dreifuss between two laurel branches. Gr. 6.90. M. S. Plate VII No. 2. The character of this piece is flatter than that of Coins with ATToA, 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 286.1 plate IX 10. Sebastian 1. Br. 20. — Head of the youthful Dionysus with a bandage, ivy and robe on the right; diagonally in front of Thyrsos rod. Pkr. R.A. CEBAC !., THNON r. Standing Demeler with veil to the left, Aehren in the left, the rights at the Torch. Pkr. Gr. 2.35. M.8. 2. Br. 20. — Vs. with the same stamp. R. CEBACTHNA |N [., CINAPO | C i. A. Adolescent River god Sindros with a naked upper body on the left Sitting on the ground, reed in the right hand, the left on the urn from which water flows. Pkr. Gr. 4.52. M.S. See Fox Greek Coins II plate VIII 150 with CEBACTHN | ON; further Prokesch East, Inedita 1854, plate IV 29, with erroneously VTTAFTOCG instead of CINAPOC. 3. Br. 18. — ce|B l., ACTH r. The city goddess with Tower crown in half figure to the left, the right on Scepter, cornucopia in the left arm. A. CEBACT above, HNON in section. The youthful one River god Sindros with naked upper body to the left, on Sitting on the floor, shouldering a reed in his right hand. the left hand at the water jug. Gr. 1.83. M.S.
KASBIFSEN BD Gap Dr be ey BR a arn he RB TS Aa ae ZT lu 07 = a aaa EEE m a a aa — 166 — The same depiction of the city goddess can be found on coins from Herakleia Salbake, cat. Brit. Mus. Caria 118, 14, plate XX 2, where the goddess also has a scepter, not as supposedly, an aphlaston lasts. To the acceptance the latter's oversized fingers guided the hand. &. Br. 23. — lEPA l., CVNKAHTO | Cr. Bust portrait of youthful Senate with armband and robe to the right. R.C | EBAC | T!., H | NON r. Young Emperor or Caesar (Caracalla?) to the right galloping, in the Raised right hand, drawing the spear diagonally downwards. Prisoner crouching under the rider. M.S. See Inv. Waddington No. 6475 and Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 372, 15 and 16. >. Br. 25. — AV KAI TP !., AAPIANOC CE r. Bust portrait the emperor with laurel and armor on the right; before the Shoulder Aegis with Gorgoneion. R. CEBA | CT !., HNON r. Seated Zeus with laurel and naked upper body on the left, bowl in the right, the left on the scepter. M.S. About the Aegis on busts of emperors, see Dressel, Z.f: N- XXIV AO E£. Sibidunda 1. Br. 28. — IOVAIA !., AOMNA C r. Bust of Julia Domna to the right. R. CIBIAO above, YUIVYUA ti. A. Standing Goddess (Helena) in the Ghiton from the front, crescent moon on the head, the Hands folded across chest. One on each side Naked Dioscurus riding up, without attributes. In trade. One Variety Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 378, 5 Plate XLIV-1.
a le PA u — 167 — The group pointed to Helena and her brothers was so far just out Iykian and pisidian Coins known, from Akalissos with Gordian, inv. Waddington No. 93013 la. VIl 4, KatztBrit.” Mus. 40.1 plate 1X 12, Termessos, I.-B. Mon. gr. 345, 110 plates V 172; Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia No. 270, 2%, Ariassos with S. Severus, Eobbecke TO 7 N. XV 47 Ködrula- with Pius, Jav. Waddington No. 3664 and down here No. 1, further with Caracalla, Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycia No. 211, 2 Plate XXXIV 9. On all of them these coins with exception the one from Akalissos are the Dioscuri next to theirs horses standing, Helena with veil and lowered arms or with scepter shown. riding, like on the Coins from Akalissos and Sibidunda appear Dioscuri on Pisidian reliefs! and on a stoben- sian?; Helena also holds a scepter on this. About Helena's relationship to the moon, here through the crescent moon on the Head indicated, see Engelmann, Roschers Lexikon 1 1977. ) Sıblia . 1. Br. 23. — AHMOC r. Head of the Demo with laurel and robe on the left shoulder to the right. R. CEIBAI!., ANON r. Standing naked teenager Heracles from the front, head to the right, his right hand on his Club supported, lion skin over the left arm and in his hand three Hesperide apples. Gr. 5.45. M. S. Plate VIINo. 3. See Rev. num. 1884, 34, 43 plate II 48 and cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 380, 1 plate XLIV 4, without indication of the apples. ! Petersen and from Luschan, travel in the southwest. Asia Minor II 168 f. Fig. 78 and 79. ?2 Heuzey and Daumet, mission arch. en Macedoine 337 illustrations, annual magazines of Austrian arch. Inst. 1903 supplement. 10 dept.
a ee a A a ee ie ae EACH The names of the Siblian coin with Geta, Rev. num. 1903, 231, 115 are not MHNOAOTOV AIMIAIANHC, but like I.-B. Greek. Coins 223, 738 and like Dieudonne Rev. num. 1905, 451 admits, MHNOAOTOY KAI MAIANHC to read. Stectorion 1. Br. 22. — IEPA l., BOVAH r. Bust portrait of the Bovr4 with Veil to the right. R.A. CTEKTO [!., PHNON r. Standing naked god of in front, head to the left, both hands lowered with correct attributes. M. 8. Plate VII No. 4. Synnada 1. Br. 15. — [VNN l., AAEON r. Bust of Athena to the right. Pkr. R. Owl on amphora to the right between poppy stalks on the left and ear on the right. Pkr. Gr. 3.80. M.8. 2nd Br. 21st — Bust portrait the Athena with helmet and Aegis to the right. Pkr. R. EVN | NA l., AEON r. Standing men with cap and crescent moon and recently Chiton to the left, the rights stretched out, the left hand on the scepter. Pkr. Gr. 5.38. M.8. 3. Br. 33. — AVT KAI TI AIK l., FAAAIHNOC r., i. F C | E.B. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. Pkr. 3 N. CYNNA | AE 1.,ON| EM APX r., KEACOV i. A Seated Zeus Nikephoros to the left in a temple front with six columns. M.S.,
— 169 — #Br.29, 'AVT KAI TI AIK l., TAAAHNOC (so) r., im Fields C | E.B. As well. RB. CVNNAAE[., OQNIQNO ’r. Standing naked Heracles to the right, the bearded head with the head fur one Lions covered, right hand on back, left on the club, which is overhung by the lion skin and on a bull's skull. M.S. See Inv. Waddington No. 6556 Plate XVII 17 and Cat. Brit. Mus. Phrygia 405, 67 plate XLVII 6. Temenothyrai 1. Br. 18. — Head of the bearded Heracles to the right. Pkr. R.THMEN r., OBVPENN. Standing naked Hermes with Petasos to the left, pouch in the advanced Right, herald's staff and chlamys in the left. Pkr. Gr. 3.40. M.8. 2. Br. 32. — TPANKVARAEINA 1., CEBACTH r. Bust portrait the Tranquillina to the right. RN. AOA TIENOBPIAOC APX A TO B THMENO i. A. BOVPEVCI. Standing Asclepius on the left, the right on the chest, the lowered left hand on the serpent's staff, facing the god over the standing Hygieia to the right, in the right Snake feeding her from the bowl in her left hand. Flaming altar between the deities. M.S. Tiberiopolis 1. Br. 20. —— 1EPA l., BOVAH r. Bust of the Bovrd with veil to the right. R. TIBEPIOTT !., [O] AEITON r. Standing more naked Apollo from front, head to the left, in the lowered one
— 170 — Right laurel branch, the left on a stele posed lyre; behind it a laurel tree. Gr. 4.90. M. 8. Plate VII No. 5. See Mionnet Suppl. VII 627, 609 without tree. 2. Br. 22. — lEPA CVN r., KAHTOC I. Adolescent Head of the Senate with robe to the right. A. ETTI COCOENOVC APXONTOC TIBEP. Cult image of the Artemis Ephesia from the front between two deer. In trade. See 1.-B. Small. Coins I 300, 2nd and 3, without the official title. Lycia Province Types of the Iycian listed on p. 21 ff Provincial coins of Glaudius include a picture of the Apollo of Palara to: 1. P. 19. — TIBEPIOC KAAVAIOC KAICAP CEBACTOC. Head of Claudius with laurel to the right. R. FEPMANIKOC 1., AVTOKPATWP r. Standing Apollo with Jangen curls from the front, right arm and chest bare, in the right laurel branch, in the lowered Left arch. &r.2.70.M. SS Zafe VII No. ®%. Balbura 1. Br. 15. — Eagle's head to the right; including lightning. Pkr. BR. [BAABOYP | ENN| in the oak wreath. The inscription is destroyed through one round Counterstamp with bearded head to the right. .* Gr. 4.05. M.8. See 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il 304, 1 plate x 3.
— 171 — 2. Br. 10. — Hermes lab. line circle. R. BAA over, BOY under a club in an oak wreath. Gr. 1.02. M.8. Kragyos 1. Br. 18. — K | P. Bust of Artemis with Stephane, Robe and quiver to the right. R.K | P. Standing naked god to the right, the right hand raised, in the left chlamys and shell. Pkr. Gr. 4.60. M.8. Masikytes 1. Br. 15. — A |Y. Lyre with three strings. Pkr. R.A. M | A. Standing deer to the right. Gr. 2.51. M.S. Myra 1. Br. 1%. — A | Y. Bust of Hermes with cap, Robe and winged herald's staff to the right. BR. W | Y. Caduceus with ribbons. Recessed square. Gr. 1.95. M. 8. Plate VII No. 7. Apparently due to poor calculations when setting up The writing on the back included the first hasta of the M (at Engrave the stamp the last) with the edge of the square together, so that the letter incomplete- constantly appears. Phaselis 1. P. 9. — Front part of the jumping Pegasus right- there. Pkr. Marginal ship's prora with eye to the right. Recessed square. Gr. 0.80. Philipsen, Copenhagen. Plate VII No. 8.
ARE The type of ship prora is identical with that of a phaselitic stater!. If the Pegasos until now was not known as a coin design of Phaselis, so can he as such does not alienate him, especially as he at approximately the same time Iykian and Cilician Coins occur. Our Obolos finds a side piece in the obols and hemioboli of Kelenderis?; here and that is where the one for the larger silver coins appears not used Pegasus type on the one hand, on the other hand each the symbol of the city, Schiflsprora or goat buck. Rodiapolis 1. Br. 31. — CABEINIAN l., TPANKVAAEINAN C. chest image the Tranquillina with diadem and crescent moon to the right. | R. POAIATIO !., AEITWN r. Hunting Artemis in a short time Ghiton to the right, his right hand raised over his quiver, in the left arch. Mus. Winterthur. On a coin with Gordian appears next to the goddess hunting a deer, Babelon, Rev. num. 1893, 334, 16>Plate. 1X.9. Tlos - 1. Br. 21. — A | Y. Bust of Apollo with laurel, Robe and quiver to the right. R.A | T. Head of Artemis with laurel to the right. Gr. 3.70. M.8. 2. Br. 19. -— Likewise, without a quiver. ' Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia 79, 1 plate xvi5; Inv. Waddington No. 3146 Plate VII $, ? Imhoof Blumer, Greek. Coins Tab. XI 10; Kleinas. Coins 454, 3-5 Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia ete. Plate X 6-8.
BR. T | A. Head of Artemis with bandage to the right. Gr. 3.45. M.8. 3. Br. 16. — A | Y. Head of Artemis to the right. A.T | A. Standing deer to the right. Gr. 3.20. M.8. Pamphylia Aspendos 1. P. 23. — NE between the two wrestlers. Pkr. R. ECTFEAIIYC I. Slinger to the right; in the field right front part of a jumping horse without reins to the right, helmet underneath. Pkr. Gr. 10.25. M.S. One new variety with that Horse symbol to 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins II 315, 15-20 plates X 19 and 20 and Journ. intern. de num. \V 1902, 194, 141 Plate XII 6. 2. Br. 13. — Gorgoneion, with closed mouth, from the front. Pkr. AR. X | K. Caduceus. Pkr. In trade. Compare similar pieces 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 318, 30 and 31 with FA and OZ. The ones with ZK do not belong to him Skiathos Island or Skotussa, like Mionnet Suppl. II 312, 9 and Waddineton, /nv, No. 7208 f. meant. 3. Br. 19. — IOVA TIAAVTIAAA CEBACTH. Bust portrait of the Plautilla to the right. R. ACTT l., € above, NAl r., QN i. A. Double shrine with two images of gold from the front. Mus. Winterthur.
bie i a he Pe*Ye no. dr E . R — 174 — 4. Br. 32. — AV - K-TAl - IOV - 1st, OVH - MAZIME | INOC ce r. and below. Bust of the emperor with laurel and armor and coat to the right. R. ACTIE 1., N above, AION r. Standing Zeus in long Robe on the left, eagle on the right, the lowered one Left on scepter; him opposite standing Athena to the right, the left on spear, on the a Shield is leaned. (Imprinted). Sir H. Weber. 5. Br. 31. — KOPNHAIA !., CAAQNINA CE r., B below, IA r. in the field. Bust portrait the Salonina with diadem to the right. AR. ACTIE!., N | AION r. Standing naked Hermes to the left, pouch in the right, herald in the left arm staff and robe. Gr. 15.38. M, 8. 6. Br. 32.— TIOV AIK KOP OYAAEPIANOMAI CEB. Bust portrait of the younger Valerian with cloak to the right; in front of it IA, below it a soaring eagle to the right. R. AC | TIE L., NAIQN r. Standing pantheistic God with a crown of rays (?) and naked torso to the left, on the outstretched right bird (?), in the left arm cornucopia, the right foot on a counter stand that has the shape of a lying spearhead. Gr. 14.70.M. 8. Cat. Brit. Mus. 104, 84 is a coin with Plautilla described, the back of which has a god similar to that here, unfortunately also unclear in the attributes. Magydos 1. Br. 11. — Bust of Athena on the right. Pkr.
REN BR. MATV under crescent moon, star in its cavity. Gr. 0.98. M.8. See 1.-B. Mon. greeques 333, 5l and Kleinas. Coins IL 325.1. 9%. Br. 23. — AVTOKPA T Al (or TOP ?) AAPIAN !., OC ANTNNEINOC r. Head of Pius with laurel to the right. R. MATV l., AEON r., Ol i. A. Enthroned Demeler to the left, Aehren in the right over a basket at her feet, holding a torch in her left arm. Under the seat snake. In trade. See Inv. Waddington No. 3302. Den namely Demeter type show Coins with Crispina (Journ. intern. de num. VI 2093, 243 plate XIII 2) and with Domna (Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycia ete. 115, 4 Plate XXIH 19). 3. Br. 27. — AVT KAI M AVP !., ANTONEINOC r. head of the bearded Marcus with laurel to the right. BR. MATVAENN!. The river god Cataractes, bearded and lying on the floor on the left with a naked upper body, with his right hand shouldering a reed, in the left Poor cornucopia and under this pitcher, the water flows away. In section K. M.S. A. Br. 37. — » M - AV -» ANELAN l., APOCKCEB. chest Image of the emperor with armor to the right. BR. MATVAENN below. KO r. in the field. Hades with the stolen Kore in his arms on a quadriga galloping to the right; Flower basket fallen under the horses. Gr. 30.20. M.8. The Korean robbery also shows a piece with Nero, inv. Waddington No. 3297.
ul 9. BF. 26. — IT= Al-KO - .OYA.l.,- AEPIANON.... and unlen. Bust of Saloninus (?) with laurel, armor and coat to the right; before 1. R. MATV l., AEQDN r.,t. F.A | ©. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and cornucopia to the left. In trade. The lowest number symbol that so far on magic- Observed on different coins is IB (12)'!, that highest MA (41). From the list below those under consideration here thirty fine numbers, twenty of which have already been confirmed on coins it turns out that they are not in particular periods follow. So come e.g. B. two of these numbers on Macrinus and three on Philip, but only six (IH to Kr) on the century from Hadrian to Severus; the long reign of Pius is only through 18 represented. Whether in these Digits the counting is irregular Moderately periodic festivals exist, such as Waddington said, is likely ; but not one of them leaves Coin images of the city suggest this interpretation. IB Domitianus (Waddington). IF ee IA Traianus (Waddington, London, Athens). le » (Waddington, Athens). IS u, Wha = HE Hadrianus (Waddington, Athens). IB Pius (Waddington, London, Athens). K Marcus, Lucius Verus (Waddington, 1st-B.). KA Commodus, Grispina (Waddington, Athens). KB Severus, Domna (London, Whittall). Kr Dan ale T 917 (d.-B.) | KT Macrinus (Waddington 3307 with supposedly KG’). ' Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycia etc. 115, 1 is a piece with Domitian and «H? »- described ; perhaps |B can be assumed here instead of H.
— 177 — KA Macrinus J. 218 (Waddington). KE = KG he Concentration camp S. Alexander (1.-B.). KH ” Kö S. Alexander (London, 1st-B.). A » Mamaea (Athens). AA Maximinus (Waddington). AB == AT Een AA 2a Ae Philip (Waddington). AS 7 AZ Philippus (Waddington, 1.-B.). AH Treb. Gallus, Volusianus (Waddington). A® Nalerianus, Gallienus, Salonina (1.-B., Waddington, London). M = MA Gallienus, Salonina (Waddington, London, 1.-B.). Perga l. Br. 25. — AVT KAICAP 1., ANTON[EINOC] r. head . of Pius with laurel to the right. R. APTEMIAOC !., TIEPFAIAC r. Standing Artemis with Rays on the head, in double chiton and veil front, the raised right to a spear, in the left bow stretched sideways. M. 8. Plate VII No. 9. 2. Br. 39%. — AK MA ANTO |., NEINOC C r. Bust portrait of Elagabalus with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. Square counterstamp with A - K. BR. TTIEP| FA L., IJON r. Seated city goddess with Tower crown on the left, artemisidol on the right in shrine, cornucopia in left arm. Gr. 25.00. M.S.
er ET ZH a ln a — 178 — Mionnet Suppl. VII 51, 114 referred to Vaillant a. similar 24 millim. measuring piece with supposedly Artemis Ephesia on the hand of the goddess. 3. Br. 25. FEPEN >» AlTL., TPOVCKIAAAFTEI NICHE below. Bust of the Etruscilla to the right. BR. APTEMIAOC r., MEPFAIAC I. Under a Temple front with two columns the idol of Artemis Pergaia between above left crescent moon, right star, below two sphinxes on pedestals. On the frieze of the temple ACVAOV, in the gable eagle, in the section prize crown (or . Shield ?) between two palm branches. M.S. %. Br. 80. — AV » K-TT » Al » TAAAIHNON -EY -» CEB Bust portrait of the emperor with radiant crown and coat to the right; before 1. A. ACV | AIA TIY | OIA TIEP | FAION - | EIEPA - | A in six lines in laurel wreath. In trade. Side 8/1/12 — Gorgoneion with tongue hanging out from the front. A. Youthful head with bandage (Apollon?) to the right; in front of it a laurel branch. Embossed square. Gr. 1.01. Philipson, Copenhagen. Plate VII No. 10. Gr. 0.95.M. 8. The character the coin seems Pamphylian, the archaic head of the back of Apollon Sideles to be, the wreathed with laurel on the eldest Staters and third staters of Side occur!. The The person who coined this obolo probably went with it ı Macdonald, Mus. Hunter Il Plate LVIII 6; Rev. num. 1902 Plate X 2.
ge Lion and Athena head ahead. Sidetic staters and Obolen with the head of Athena show in front of this that Symbol of the goddess, the olive branch! just about appropriate like the laurel in front of our obolo's head of Apollo branch. 2. Br. 12. — Head of a goddess (Artemis?) to the left. R. Pomegranate apple with two leaves on the stem. Gr. 1.14. M.8. 2a. Br. 11. — Bust portrait. the Artemis with robe and Quiver to the right. Pkr. R.A. As well. Gr. 1.23. M.8. 3: Br. 24. — [NEP|wN r., KAICAP I. Head of the emperor with laurel to the right. N. CIAHT@N r. Standing Athena to the left, Nike (?) up the right, the left on the spear; based on this Shield. In front at the feet of the goddess snake to the left. Mus. Winterthur. 4. Br. 28. — AV KAIM AVP 1., ANTONEIN r. Bust portrait of the young person Caracalla with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. R. CIAHTON I. Adolescent River god (Melas) with Naked upper body sitting on the ground to the left, reeds in the right arm, in the left arm cornucopia. Under this Urn with water flowing out of it and two fish underneath. M.S. Submission Cat. Hirsch XIII plate LI 4270. >. Br. 33. — [AVT]M AVP CEOYHP AAEZANAPOC | CEB. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. The value symbol € in a round counterstamp. ! Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins plate XI 11 and 13,
80 n. ClA l., HTQ |N r. Striding Demeter with veil to the right, in everyone Poor one flaming downwards erected torch; behind the goddess Cisla with a snake. Gr. 15.52. Mus. Winterthur. The same image of Demeter is from coins from Etenna known with Domna and Geta. Vel. 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 372, 10 plate XIII 8 and here Etenna, No. a: 6. Br. 24. — TNCECAABA l., OPBIANH | CE r. chest picture of the Orbiana to the right. B. CIAH 1., SOUND r. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. Gr. 7.50 m. 8. 7. Br. 31. — AVT KAI TIOV Al ETNA TAAAIHNOC C. Rustic image of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right; before 1. BR. CIAH 1., TON above, NEQKO r., PON i. A. Under A helmeted man stands at a brick gate with a battlement Warrior to the left, the right to a sign, the left on the spear; at the feet of the shield (2). Gr. 20.30. M. 8. Plate VII No. 15. See Mionnet III 485, 228. 8. Br. 32. — AVT KAI TTO Al TAAAIHNOC CE. Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel and armor to the right, in front €. R. CIAHTON 1., AT above, TAAEON r., OM|ONOIA {. A Standing Athena to the right, the left hand on the spear, the Rights of the winged nemesis standing in front of her staff in ‘the left sufficient; before the feet the the latter a griffin with a wheel sitting to the left. Gr. 11.58. M.8. 9. Br. 33. — AVT - KAl - TIO » Al » TAAAIHNOC CEB. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. In the field on the right € in a round counterstamp. PAR FIIR
— 151 — A. CIAH | SOUND in section. Temple front with indistinct like figure in the middle between two lower ones temples in profile; between these NENKO | PON. : Gr. 18.68. Mus. Winterthur. See Inv. Waddington No. 3495. 10. Br. 31. — AVT KAI TIOV AI TAAAIHNOC CEB. chest picture of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak on the right- below, eagles with unfolded wings from the front, before that IA. R. CIAHTON [., NENKOPON Ms. Prize Crown with two Palm branches on a tripod. Gr. 16.95. M.S. 14. Br. 28. — AVT:K-A- AO l., AVPHAIANOC r., CEB below, IA i. F.r. Bust of Aurelian with rays Crown, carapace and mantle to the right. R. CIAHTON F - L., NENKOPON r. Standing Apollo Sidetes in CGhiton and coat left, bowl in the Right, the left at the scepter. Gr. 14.20. M.8. About the god depicted, see 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 336 f. Sillyon 1. Br. 32. — AVT - KAl - TI - Al r., TAAAIHNO I. Chest picture of the emperor with laurel and mantle on the left; before that palm branch. BR. CIAA 1., VEON r. Standing hero in helmet and Tank to the left, in the right the Spear obliquely holding, the left arm from one big ones round Shields covered. Gr. 14.25. M. S. Plate VII No. 12. .
Dr The stamp on the front is identical to that 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il Plate XII 12. The image of the back page hardly represents Ares, but rather the City heroes, and the others are probably on these too Sillvon warrior types, e.g. B. 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il 353, 16 plate XII 11. 2. Br. 30. — Same stamp. R.ClA 1.AYEON r. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. In trade. 3>- Br 2° AV K:M AS TAAR.. .-Drusthild des Emperor with laurel and mantle to the right.. A. Label as well. Bust of the man on the right Cap decorated with stars, crescent moon on the neck. Gr. 7.40. Mus. Wintherthur. %. Br. 30. — AVT AOV AOMI AVPHAIANOC. Bust portrait the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right; before that |. BR. CIAAVENN I., BEOV MIWNJOC r., ACVAO t.. Ar Saırıd v about it. Riding man with cap and crescent moon Step right. Gr. 9.70. M.8. According to Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia etc. S. LXXXVI is located There is a similar piece in the Paris cabinet. Pisidia Andeda 1. Br. 26. — IOV A l!., OMNA C. Bust of Julia Domna to the right. R. ANAH 1., AEON r. Under a two-pillared temple front image of Artemis Pergaia between crescent moon left and star right.
RER he 5 ee Sir Herm. Weber. Cat. Mauromichalis No. 436. M.S. See 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 356, 1 in 32 mm. Colony of Antioch See the Greek ones Coins from Antioch in Phrygia p. 140 f. No. 1-7. 1. Br. 34. — IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG - chest image des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. R. CAES ANT !., IOCH COL r., i. F.S| R. Temple front with four columns and a domed roof topped by a Nike Figure is crowned with a wreath in the right (left). Fortuna standing under the dome to the left, a small one Cornucopia in the right on a flaming altar emptying, the left hand on the scepter. Gr. 25.06. M.8. The same coin described Dieudonne Rev. num. 1902, 348, 90 plates x 9, the temple picture as helmeted Minerva explained. Other similar ones Images such as b. Inv. Waddington plate VIII 2, where under the statue even FORTVNA was VERY BEING interpreted as Miner va. But the goddess represents Fortuna everywhere, as the images dungs Kleinas. Coins Il Plate XII 20 and 21 clearly prove. | Apollonia 1st Br. 20m, — BO I. VAH. Bust portrait the Dule with Veil to the right. BD. ATIOAAQN 1.5; IATON AV r. Standing more naked Dionysus with Kantharos and Thyrsos on the left, panther at feet. Gr. 3.15. M.S.
EB SL 2. Br. 18. — AAPIANOC r., KAICAP I. Head of the emperor to the right. BR. ATTOAAONIA r., TON AVKIM I. Standing Asclepius from the front, head to the left, the right hand on the snake staff. M.S. See Inv. Waddington No. 3624. 3. Br. 18. — Likewise. BR. ATTOAAQN r., AVKION I. Standing naked Dionysus from the front, head to the left, in the right stretched out Kantharos, the left on Thyrsos; before dem God Panther, behind him Pan on the left, branch in the left, the rights advanced. A. Br. 21. —AVPHA |., KAl r. head of Caesar's Marcaurel to the left. R. ATIOAAUNI L., A AVKIUN r. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, rudder and cornucopia to the left. M.S. 9. Br. 26. — M AVP KAICAP !., KOMOAOC r. Bust portrait of Gaesar with cloak to the right. A. ATTOAAQNIA l., TON AYKION r. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Stetier rudder and cornucopia to the left. M.S. Baris 1. Br. 19. — AV FOPAIANOC A. Bust of the Emperor with Dinde and mantle to the right. R.BAPH [., NON r. Standing men in belts Chiton and coat, cap and crescent moon to the right, the right hand on the scepter, on the left pine apple, the left foot on bull skull. M.S.
— 185 — Etenna 1. Br. 25. — A CETIT TETAC KAICAP. Head of Caesar to the right. R. ETEN L., NEQNN r. Standing Demeter to the left, in each hand a flaming one Torch obliquely downwards holding; The queue in front of her goes to the left, the basket goes out behind her from which she escaped. Mus. Winterthur. The stamp on the back is identical to that of the coin with Julia Domna, Kleinas. Coins 11,372, 10 Plate XIII 8: 2. Br. 35. — AVTK-M- ANT - FT !., OPAIANOC CE r., B below. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. RB. ETEN L!., NEN r., N below. Tyche with Kalathos and Veil on one Rocks to the left sitting, in the Right poppy head between ears of corn, the left on the Seat supportive. M.S. A similar piece with the effigies of the Otacilia Severa described Dieudonne Rev. num. 1902, 350, 97, the picture the back probably out Inadvertently Demeter naming. Isinda 1. Br. 25. — IOVAIA AO I., MNA CEBAC r. Bust portrait the Domna to the right. DEEINEIS CHANGE Tr. 228. 1. Sesstenende-TFyche with Kalathos, rudder and cornucopia to the left. M.S. 2. Br. 22. — A CE l!., TETAC KAll] r. Head of Caesar with coat on the right.
— 186 — BR. ICINAEN | N i. A. The facing busts the Sarapis to the right and the /sis to the left. M.S. 3. Br. 28. — IOVAIAIN] 1.,. MAICAN Ce r. Bust portrait of the Julia Maesa to the right. R. ICIN L., AENN r.,i. F.l.ET, r. A. Standing Nemesis from the front, head to the left, with the right a fold pulling the upper garment up in the left arm staff. Mus. Winterthur. Cat. Mauromichalis No. 492. %. Br. 24. - IOVA » EOVA I., IMIAN CE - r. Bust portrait Julia Soremiaz to the right. R. IONE 2., AEON r. Standing naked Apollo by in front, head to the right, the lowered right (with branch or plectron?) above the RR standing on the ground: the Left above the tripod. M.S. 9. BE. 39. KABTAIIOVSOFTESSVH/MALIMTSTOCH GER below. Bust of Maximus with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. B. ICINAE 1., ON above. Helmeted rider galloping to the right, drawing a spear in his raised right hand; underneath snake vechtshin. Gr. 24.17. M.8. Except on numerous autonomous coins comes the Riders at the time of Gallus (cat. Brit. Mus. Lycia, etc. No. 226, 19) and des Valerianus (Inv. Waddington No. 3752). Probably he represents a city hero represents. a
Ah "Kodrula 1. Br. 26. — AVTO KAICAP I!., ANTNNEINOC r. head of Pius with laurel to the right. RN. KOAPOVA above, EQNN i. A. Standing Helena with Veil and crescent moon over that heads of front between the naked Dioscuri, whose heads, with Caps covered, turn to the sister; everyone carries a spear and holds one away from the group- striding horse. About Helena-A TP. In trade. See Inv. Waddington No. 3664. On the distribution of the Helena type see Sibi dunda p. 166 f. In the characters A TP, as well as in APX and APX-M the Coins from Isinda!, are perhaps official titles or Title of the city can be seen. 2. Br. 12. — KAICAP 1., AVPHAIOC r. Bust portrait of Gaesar's Marcaurel to the right. R. KOAP I!., OVA r. Standing Hermes with bag and herald's staff to the left; underneath apparently mono grams of ATP. M.S. ED a N l., POC MIEPT r. Bust portrait of Severus with laurel to the right. B. KOAPOV I., AENN r. Seated goddess with Kalathos to the left, bowl in the right, cornucopia in the left arm. In trade. With the same back and the portrait of the Domna see I.-B. Kleinas. Coins 11,377, 2. ! Inv. Waddington No. 3752 f.; Cat. Mauromichalis 1903 No. 495; Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia etc. No. 226, £19. in > ET
aww ag 4. Br. 22.— AY K|M AV/P !., CEOV [JANTNNEI|NOC CE r. and below. Bust of Elagabalus with laurel and armor and coat to the right. R. KOAPO [., VAEON r. Striding Nike with wreath and palm branch to the left. M.S. Kolbasa 1. Br. 19. — AV KM AV !., ANTONEINOC r. half-length portrait of the young person Caracalla with laurel and robe to the right. BR. KOABA 1., CENN r. Standing men with cap and Crescent moon on the left, pine apple on the right, the Left on the scepter; the right foot on the bull's skull. M.S. CGolonie Comama 1. Br. 31. — IMP CAE C IVL VER MAXIMINO A | VG. Bust of the emperor with laurel and mantle to the right. R. COL A| [VG] !., right and below - - WYJMAMO). Seated Zeus facing left, on his right Nike returned, his left hand at the scepter. Mus. Winterthur. Konana (Pisidia) 1. Br. 32. — AVT KAICAP r., ANTONEINOC !. Bust portrait of the bearded Marcus with laurel, armor and cloak to the left. BR. KONAN 1., EQN r. Naked one Heracles, with that Lion skin over the head, striding to the right, with the right hand an arrow on the bow in the left lying, with the left armpit supported on the club, whose thick end is between the horns of a bull head rests. Gr. 22.52. M.8.
he Kremna [Gremna Colony) 1. Br. 13. — AVG r., no writing on the left. Bust portrait of Hadrian’s with laurel and robe to the right. A. COL [!., CRE r. Standing Marsyas with schooled terted hose to the left. M.S. See Kubitschek, Festschr. f. O0. Benndorf 1898, 198, 1. 2. Br. 26. — IMP!., C.M.AVR r. Bearded man's head Marcaurel with laurel to the right. R. LIBERI PATR !., I COL CRE r. Standing naked Liber pater (Bacchus) on the left, Kantharos on the right, the left on the thyrsos decorated with a tänie; Robe on the left arm, panther sitting in front of the god to the left. M. 8. Plate VII No. 13. The inscription LIBERO PATRI for designation des Bacchus is still missing from Roman coins Severus and Caracalla only from a colonial Coin from Apamea known!. 3. Br. 23.— IMP M AVR I., ANTONINVS r. head of bearded Marcaurel with laurel to the right. R. GENIO r., COL | CREAM !. Standing more clothed Genius with Kalathos on the left, bowl in the right, in the left arm cornucopia. MaS. 4. Br. 17. — [FAV] l., ST AVG r. head of the younger one Faustina to the right. Rn. Likewise; the genius with a naked torso. Mus. Winterthur. ı A. from smoke, Uned, Greek coins 1846 Tab. II 18 with LEIBER.... C.l.C.A.D.D.
— 190 — 5. Br. 20. — SAB TRANOYILLINAM AVG. Bust portrait of the Tranquillina with Diadem and crescent moon on the Shoulders to the right. N. COL CREM!., NENSIVM r. Standing naked Apollo with robe over left shoulder facing left. laurel branch in the right, the left leaning against the tripod, who is surrounded by a snake. M.S. See Inv. Waddington No. 3713 Plate VIII 14. 6. Br. 32. — SAB » TRANOVILLINA /., M » AVGVSTAM r. Bust portrait as well. rn. COL IVL AYG FELIC 1., H(?) CREM[NENSIVM]| r. Gult image the Artemis Ephesia from in front 'between two deer. Athens. Journ. int. de num. VII (1904) 389, 279 plate XVII 19. Svoronos apparently assigned this piece to Heliopolis just because of the writing, which is still inexplicable to me symbol to the right of the goddess's head. The coin is not from Syrian factory. According to the portrait type and the form of the transcription can be determined by its allocation on the colony CGremna there is no doubt. See below Colonie Iconium. 7. Br. 32. — IMP-C-S-L:- DOM - AVRELIANO. chest image of Aurelianus with laurel, armor and coat to the right. R. DONATIO 1., COL IVL CREMNE r. Prize crown with the Inscription IEROS and two palm branches, between which F (for FELIX?) seems to stand. Gr. 13.42. M.S. There is a corresponding half piece I.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il 384, 15 plate XII 28. This is unique and so far the only one on coins Latinization of the word ieodc, while on others
eye Coins with the portrait of Aurelian (see above Upper Austria No. 14 Tab. XIII 27) that Latin Equivalent perfume) cerl[amen) is given. 8. Br. 31. — Likewise. BR. COL IL (for IVL) FC !., REMNE r. Artemis Ephesia with Kalathos and Tänien from front between two deer. Gr. 13.12. M.8. See Waddington, Rev. num. 1853, 38. Palaiopolis 1. Br. 19. — AYPHAIOC r., KAICAP I. Bust portrait of youthful CGaesars with armor and cloak on the right. A. TIA | AAIONO L., AEITON r. Standing more naked Apollo from front, head to the left, Quiver about the Shoulder, laurel branch in the right, the left up the lyre lowered to the ground. M.S. Pednelissos 1. Br. 17. — AV-K-T-M- [.,K- AECKION r. Bust portrait des Traian Decius with Radiation crown and coat to the right. R. TIETNH [., AICC r. EDN it. A. Seated goddess with Diadem on the left, bowl in the right, scepter in the Left. M.S. Pogla 1. Br. 25. — AVTKMAVCE l., AAEIANAPOC CE vr. 3rust portrait of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. TTQ 1st, FAE above, ON r. Standing Artemis in short CGhiton and boots on the right, quiver on the back, the
— 192 — Right lowered, bow in the left; on her right Deer standing on the right side. Facing the goddess standing t’yche with calathos, rudder and cornucopia to the left. M.S. Prostanna 1. Br. 25. — MA IOV CEY $IAITMTTOV. Bust portrait of Caesar's with tank and coat to the right. Same Stamp like I.-B. @Greek. Coins 175, 503 plate XT1. AR. TIPOCTAN I!., NEON r. Standing naked Ares or Hero with helmet to the left, with the right on the Sword in vagina with straps supporting, on the left arm spear and shield; tanks on the ground at the back. M.S. Plate VII No. 14. The same appears on coins of Claudius II Picture, but in a rough version and without the tank!. 2. Br. 32. — [AV KW] !., AVP-KAAVA r., IOC below. Bust of Glaudius Gothicus with laurel and cloak to the right. R.A. TIPOCTAN [., NEON r. Standing naked Heracles to the left, the right leaning on the club, the left with Hesperide apples on his side. Gr. 16.81. M.8. Sagalassos 1. Br. 14. — Bull's head from the front. Lkr. R. CA in laurel wreath. Gr. 2.10.M.S. 2. Br. 23. — NEPOVAC KA r., ICAP I. Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. ı Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia etc. 239, 7 plate XXXVII 11. AT
rap R. CATAAACCE!., @N r. Sitting Apollo with naked upper body from the front, the rights on the knee, the Left on the lyre placed on a stele. M.S. 3.-Dr. 12.—TETAC L,. KAIC r. Head of Caesar to the left. R. CATA l., AACCENN r. Bust of a man with a cap, Robe and crescent moon to the right. M.S. %. Br. 15. — A[K] AAEIA l., NAPOC r. Bust portrait of Emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. CATA l., AAC r. Standing man to the left, with bowl in the right, the left on the scepter. M.S. 9. Br. 29. —AVT KM Ll., AN FOPAIANOC AV. Bust portrait des Kaiser with crown of rays, Tank and coat to the right. BR. CATAAA 1.,CCENN r. Striders or dancing ones female figure in a short time girded Chiton and fluttering light throw to the right, the raised one Rights on one apparently resting on the head delta-shaped objects, the left lowered; before the Figure altar. Gr. 15.00. M. 8. Plate VII No. 15. ks is possible, that the of of those collected hand touched object is not an attribute of the figure, but represents an impurely pronounced A (for 4 Assaria). 6. Br. 20. — OT LE !., EVHPA r. Bust of Otacilia Severa with diadem to the right. R. LATAAA l!., CCEON r. Standing Tyche with control oar and cornucopia to the left.
— 194 — Mus. Winterthur. See Inv. Waddington No. 3867. 7. Br. 24. — AV-K-TA-C-A®P-TAA l., OV - OVOAOYV Tr. Bust of Volusianus with crown of rays and robe stripes on the neck to the right. BR. C|AFA 1., AACCEN r., N i. A. Standing naked Dionysus with boots on his left, Kantharos in his right, the left at Thyrsos; Panther sitting at the feet on the left to the left. M.8. £ 8. Br. 32.2 AV SK-TT-l., X above, :OVAAEPIANO 72 i. F.r. i. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. RB. CATA, AACCE r.,: ON 2, Ar Seated Zeus"mi Naked upper body on the left, Nike (right) on the Right, the left at the scepter. Links to Füssen front part of a standing bull to the left. Gr. 16.91.M. 8. 9. Br. 32. — AV -K- TI + 1., A» above, OVAAEPIANOC T. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right; before I. Rn. [CArJA | AA 1., C | CEUN r. Naked Hermes, with Coat over the back and boots rushing to the left, Head right, herald's staff in the outstretched right hand, in the left torch (?) swinging. Size: 16.95. M. S. Plate VII No. 16. See Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia ete. No. 248, 41, with Julia Maesa a. a. 0.246, 36. A figure of Hermes with a herald's staff and torch appears on a coin from Imbros. 10. Br. 34. — [AV| KM AVP - 1st, KAAVAION r. Bust portrait of Claudius II with laurel, armor and cloak to the right.
— 195 — RB. CATAAA |., CCEON r., I r. in the field. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and Cornucopia to the left in a temple front with four columns and a gable roof covered with bricks and a globe with a crescent moon is crowned above. One on each side of the roof Naked male figure with a pointed hat on the left stretched out, his left hand on the spear. Gr. 21.10. M.S8. Plate VII No. 17. In the descriptions Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycia etc. 251.55 Plate XXXVII 15 and numbered journal. XXXII (1900) 166, 31 Plate IX 31 (where the roof is thought to be a stone idol) The two men's headgear went unnoticed. These and the crescent moon shines over the gable to point out the Dioscuri whose Cult from many known to other coin types from Sagalassos. Seleucia 1. Br. 21. — IOV KOP |., TIAVAA CE r. Bust portrait of the Paula to the right. BR. KAAVAIOC 1., EAEVKE r., Q | N between the hooves of the horse. Riding man to the right. M.S. 2nd Br. 21st — MAII[MOC] KAIC. Bust of Caesar with coat on the right. R. KAAVAIOCE 1., AEVKEUN r. Standing more naked Harpocrates with headdress to the left, a finger the right on the lips legend, in left Poor Cornucopia. M.8. 3. Br. 21. — MAZIMOC KAIC. Bust of Caesar with Robe to the right. R. KAAVAIOCE 1., A | EYKEON Fr. Walking naked
N Fer N Ba ea — 196 — Hermes to the left, pouch in his outstretched right hand, on the left herald's staff and chlamys. M.S. 4. Br. 22. — CABINI l., A TPANKVAAINA C- r. Bust portrait the Tranquillina with diadem to the right. A. KAAVAIO l., CEAEVKENN r. Standing horned Pan with goat legs to the left, the right to spy raised, in the left arm pedum. M.8. Selge 1. Br. 45. — AAPIAN|OC] r., KAICAP 1. Bust portrait of Emperor with laurel and mantle to the right. R. 10391 !., A3IJ r. Club with Tänia. Mus. Winterthur. With right-handed font Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia ete. 264, 70 plates XL 16. 2. Br. 31. — AVT - KAl - ANTQ -CEBACTOC. Bust portrait of Marcaurel with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R.OMONOIA I., CE above, BACTON r., CEATENN in Section. The standing emperors Marcaurel and Lucius Verus in Toga shake hands. In trade. Counterpart to Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykia etc. 265, 76 with Another bust of Lucius Verus. 3. Br. 25. — IOV - MAM l., EAN - CEB - bust of the Mamaea with diadem to the right. In a triangular counter- stamp A R. CEA !., FENN r. Seated Zeus with naked upper body body to the left, on the right the one facing him
— 197 — Nike with wreath in raised right hand and palm branch in the left, the left on the scepter; at the feet of eagles to the left, head to the right and wreath in the beak. M.S. %. Br. 23. — KVIN EPE TPA MEC AEKION KA. Bust portrait of Herennius Etruseus with: robe to the right. BR. CEATE!., ON r. Standing Zeus in a long robe to the left, bowl in the right, the left on the scepter. Mus. A interchor. Termessos 1. Br. 16. — Bust portrait the Artemis with robe to the right, bow in the back, quiver in front of the left shoulder. Pkr. R. TEP r. Standing naked Apollo on the left, branch (?) in the right hand, robe on the lowered left arm. Pkr. Gr. 2.15. M.8. 2. Br. 17. — EMI A right, TI left, MO above. Head of Zeus with laurel to the right. Pkr. RB. TEPM-C above, CENN unlen. Jumping horse to the right. Gr. 2.70. M. 8. Plate VII No. 18. This piece apparently belongs to the large bronze I, Kleinas. Coins 413, 20 plate XX 17 made known and their inscription with emt &eyırpoßoöXou Ti. KA. Tunoropov, instead of 'Huoroßou, can be read. 3. Br. 28. —SXTEeNC 1., COAYMEYC r. Sitting man. Zeus Solymeus with a naked upper body to the left, Nike on the right, the left at the scepter. B. TEP L., MEITONDN vr. Standing Athena to the left, Nike on the right, the left on the spear, on the one Shield is leaning.
RR Gr. 9.82. M.S. See Sestini, Lett. contin. V1 76, 1 plate 123, with supposedly TEPMHC | CEW@N. From the inscription on the back of this copy, identical with mush. Sanclementi 1 230 plate XII 129 and with the one in Wiezay, Mus. Hedervar. 1 230 pictured, is just MEITONNQN to recognize; in Sestini’s style So the addition he gave only supports this on a guess, for which assumption. those too supposed form of the Omega speaks. Timbrias 1. Br. 13. — A: C- FET!., ACKA r. Head of Caesar to the right. R. TIMBPIA l., AEQN r., Ni. A. The river god Eurymedon Sitting on the floor on the left with a naked upper body Rights above the knee, the left on jug, dem Water flows out. M.S. See Berl. Bi. 1870, 15 plates LVI 26. 2. Br. 27. — AVKM AV l., ANTONEINOC r. Bust portrait of the young person Caracalla with laurel, tanks and Aegis to the right. In round counterstamp T. R.A. TIMBP 1., IAAE r., ON i. A. Between the two Tyche with Kalathos standing on the pillars of a temple front, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. M.S. Meets Severus and Domna on larger bronzes man T.I as counterstamp, on the smaller with Garacalla and Geta T' The head in. Waddington No. 4030 probably represents Caracalla, not Elagabalus. ' Imhoof-Blumer, Monn. yrecques 414, 165; Kleinas. Coins II 414, 3 ft.
— 199 — Tityassos 1. Br. 19. — A KAI OV l., [HPOC] CEBACTO r., C below. Head of L. Verus with laurel to the right. R. TITVAC 1., CEON r. Seated Zeus with naked upper body to the left, shell (2) in the right, the Left on the scepter. M.S. Verbis 1. Br.%. — AV KMAY l., ANTONEIN r., OC - below. Head of the bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. BD. OVEPBI l., A| NNN r. Hunting Artemis in a short time Double chiton and boots to the right, the one curved back Right hand over the quiver, in the outstretched right hand bow. M.S. 2. Br.26.— -AV-K-M- AV CE [., ANETANAPOC r. Bust of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. BR. OVEP 1., BIANON r. Standing Dionysus in cloak and boots to the left, Kantharos in the right, the Left on with Tänien decorated Thyrsos; left leaping panther. In trade. Lycaonia Dalisandos 1. Br. 19. — $aVcCTel l., NA CEBACTH r. Bust portrait the younger Faustina to the right. A. AAAICANA | € 1., @N KOIN A|VK] r. Standing Athena to the left, the right hand on the spear, the lowered left hand on the Shield. M.8.
EN and Be u De 5 — 200 — Golonia Tconium The coin I.-B. Monnaies greeques 346, 116 with trans- quillina and the Charitengruppe shows on the back not COLO ICONIENSIVM, but COLCREM 1., N| € above, NSIVM r. and therefore belongs the colony Cremna. In the same way needs to be corrected Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 6, 11. Cf. Imv. Waddington No. 3744. Parlais 1. Br. 15. — Head of Apollo with laurel to the right. R. TTAPA[A] below, [IT JEWN above a ship to the left. Gr. 2.70. M.8. See L-B. Kleinas. Coins 420, 4 plates XX 10. 2. Br. 19. — M AYR ANT 1., ONINVS r. (writing unclear- lich). Bearded head of Marcaurel with laurel to the right. R. COL L., PARLA.. above. Striding lion or Panther left. Consul Weber, Hamburg. The panther is too as a type the Greek Coins from Parlais known, I.-B. Kleinas. Coins II 420 and Dieudonne Rev. num. 1902, 88. 3. Br. 22. — IMP-C-AVR 1., COMMO AVG r. Bust portrait of the youthful Commodus with laurel, armor and Coat to the right. N. IVL AVG HA [., COL PARLA r. Standing men with Hat, crescent moon, short chiton and coat from the front, Head to the right, the right to the scepter, to the left pine cones; at the feet on the right lion or rooster (N. M.S. Similar Imv. Waddington No. 4792, without HA, which Initials, perhaps standing for Hadriana, on the to now known coins of the &olonie do not occur.
Cilicia Adana 1. Br. 16. — AAANENN r. Bust of Artemis with Robe and quiver to the right. Pkr. R. [OYAAEPIOZ| !., ZINITTATOV . Standing Artemis in short CGhiton from the front, head to the left, in the right Arrow (?), bow in the left. Pkr. Gr. 2.58. M.8. Another example from the Cousinerv collection, but not in Munich, described Mionnet (III 561, 121). He later gave this coin to Daldis (Suppl. VII 341, 117), referring to a false claim Sestini’s support. Aigeai 1. Br. 30. — AVT KAIE T AIAIOL AAPI AN | [TWNINOL EYC]. Head of Pius to the right. R. AITEAIWN r., (perhaps AAPIANUN 1.), below |E|NP (185). Crowned nymph with naked upper body a rock to the left sitting, the rights on one Reed or tree, the left one with the Opening in the pitcher lying forward, from which a wide stream of water pours out. Left about the foot tips of the nymph the symbol of the city, one Goat lying to the right. Löbbecke. Plate VII No. 19. The first digit of the date, almost completely blurred, appears to be E, as on another coin with same front!. In the fall of 47 BC. The beginning of the city's era corresponds to the year Autumn 138/9 n. BC Pius stepped the Government in 'Imhoof-Blumer, Monn. grecques 349, 8 figs.
N Summer 138. The type of the back indicates a spring piped into the city. 2. Br. 39. — AVT K ANEZANAPON APX - NEOIK - ACKAH. Portrait of the slightly bearded emperor with laurel and Coat to the right, the right arm bent forward, in on the left holding the serpent staff in front of him. R. AA | EZANAPOVTIOAIC AAPIANWN, in section AIF [AINN'|. The emperor with a coat walking to the right riding, raising his rights. Under the horse ZOC (277 = autumn 23041 AD). Gr. 26.10. M. S. Vs. Plate VII No. 20. Cf. Mionnet Suppl. VII 162, 57 according to Sestini, who on the front reads APXIEPEIC ACKAHTTIOY stated; also Inv. Waddington No. 4079. The inscription on the front indicates the emperor, after that the city was called Alexandropolis, as Donor of the newly built Asklepieion honored and therefore with the attribute of the healing god shown. Coins from Pompeiopolis seem imperial Donations of the same kind? The font, which was not clearly pronounced, initially caused honorary titles such as B. APX(nyeray) TTOzw;) OIKICTHN suspect, Readings which, however, because of of synonymy the title worrying appeared. Off the Comparison the dubious letters with those des otherwise less well-preserved Waddington’s copy, whose Casting I of kindness of Mr. Dieudonne thanks, then turned out to be a completely undoubted reading APX -» NEOIC » ACKAH for Apynyernv veoixou Aoxınrıslon. There is evidence of the fame of Asclepius in Aigeai numerous other representations (as a half-length portrait, in full ‘! Because one light Stamp displacement when embossing appear these four Letters moved one above the other. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Journ. of hell. stud. XV1Il 166/8
en figure or as a temple image) on coins from the time of Marcaurel to Valerian'. 3. Br. 2%. — I MAMEA |., CEBA r. Bust of Mamaea to the right. BORLEAIO EN EMI OT, 12. Pl e,r.-0C3(279). Nemesis standing to the left, with a robe in the right pulling folds from the chest, stick in the left arm and Bike in front of your feet. M.8. %. Br. 31. — KOPNHAIA CAAWNINA, below CEB. chest Image of Salonina with diadem and crescent moon to the right. BR. AITAIWN NEWK NA... Date not pronounced. Riding Artemis galloping to the right, the right over the shoulder on the quiver. Mus. Winterthur. Anazarbos 1. Br. 18. — KalICA !., [PEONN]| r. Head of Zeus with Laurel to the right. R. TON TIP 1., ANAZAPB ET r., TIP (180) unlen. chest Image of Tyche with tower crown and veil to the right. Gr. 3.72. Mus. Winterthur. 2. Br. 24. — AVT K CEOV 1., AAEIANAP r., OC unlen. Head of the emperor with laurel to the right. BR. ANAZ ENAOI MHP, in the field B|T, i. A. EHMC (year 248). Sheaf with five ears of corn. Mus. Winterthur. 3. Br. 34. — AVTKMACE l., ANEIANAPO | Cr. chest image des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. ı Mionnet III and Suppl. VII; Cat. Brit. Mus. Cilicia 23, 20 plate IV 5; Imhoof Blumer, Kleinas. Coins II 428, 18: Z. f. N. XXIII 19 etc.
BERNER R. ANA ENAOI MHTPO ET MC, in the field F|B, in Section in small font * Sy Standing Goddess with Kalathos and long robe on the left, bipennis over the left shoulder, the rights to Jibe one next to her left standing Taurus with raised heads turned back. Sir H. Weber. See Babelon, Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de number VII 26 plate II 8, EBONOVC A Dington Nos. 4141 and 4159 with supposed sacrificial priests instead of the Goddess, and I.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il 433, 7. where in the section is stated, also Inv. wad Aphrodisias 5/1/12 — Head of a youthful god (Hermes?) with Petasos to the left. Lkr. R. Seated Aphrodite between two sphinxes to the left, In her right hand she holds a flower in front of her face left arm a flower stalk. Pkr. Gr. 0.62. Cat. Hirsch XI 1904 No. 434 with erroneous description Exercise the back. Front panel VII No. 21. Gr. 0.57. Berlin. L-B. Mon. grecques 372, 75. Back panel VII No:.21: The Aphrodite image is the reduction of the stater type 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins 434, 1 plate XVI 23. With the Stater has the Obolos further the different ones on- versions of the types common, on the one hand line circle, on the other hand, pearl circle. 2. Br. 9. — Head of a goddess with a wreath of leaves from the front. R.V | F. Seated Sphinx to the left. Gr. 0.85. M. 8. Plate VII No. 22. Kleinas. Coins 11433 If. I tried the Cilician City of Aphrodisias two groups of anepigraphers silver ET; KuD u > do un
the T- to allocate coins, an older one with female wings stalt and aniconic idol, whose sides often include the Characters Vr or Y stand alone!, and a younger one of the %. century B.C. BC with depictions of Athena and the Aphrodite between Sphinxes or a sphinx alone? As a link between the two groups, temporally belonging to the latter, the one from Cilicia is now allowed originating small copper coin No. 2 applies, whose Possession I of goodness mine friend Sir Hermann Weber has to thank. Through the symbol of Aphrodite, the sphinx, and that of a certain explanation yet symbolic symbol VF waiting in vain? ties namely this piece the Baitylosstaters and the coins, where the Sphinx or Aphrodite appears with sphinxes, on a common one embossed metals, as which ones neither Mallos® nor Nagidos, but just Aphrodisias may come into question. Baitylus and Sphinx are therefore to refer to the same cult and the former, similar dem the Aphrodite from Paphos and Byblos, provides consequently that old ones Idol the famous Goddess? from Aphrodisias. Diokaisareia 1. Br. 3%. — AVYTOKP KAIC M IOVA ®IAITITTOC CEB. Bust portrait of the emperor with radiant crown, armor and Coat to the right. ı Imhoof-Blumer, Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de number VII (1883) 102, 5-18 Tab. V 8-12; Svoronos, Z. f. N. XVI (1888) Tab. X 3-11; Cat. Brit. Mus. Lykaonia etc. 96, 5-11 Plate XVI 3-7. ? Imhoof-Blumer, Monn. grecques 372, 74/6 plates G 14, 15; Kleinas. Coins II AST Ta R VER 21 car Brit» Mu322.3. 02.112, 15%..16°Tafr XIX 14.u7 15 3 The explanations the signs Vf as constellations (Svoronos a.a. OÖ. 219 f.) or as initials AT for 'Ayytados, Six, Num. Chron. 1894, 320 f. it is impossible to join. ä * Dieudonne, by revue number. 1903, 331 the Baitylos coins recently for Mallos claimed, ignoring what has already been emphasized repeatedly: namely the winged gods of the Mallotic coins are oriental, which are nothing have in common with the image of the winged Greek goddess Baitylosstatere. > In what respect the goddess of Aphrodisias stood, proves the fact that that she and her cult were the subject of ancient writings are, see Kleinas. Coins Il 433.
— 206 — R. AAPIANWN AIOKAIC I., APEWN MHTP K r., ENN below. City goddess with tower crown and veil to the right sitting, river god swimming at her feet and Tyche standing in front of her to the left, with Kalathos, tax oar and cornucopia. M.S. See Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia ete. 74, 14-19 with varying Aufseriften. Eirenopolis 1. Br. 22. — IOVAIA AOM |., NA CEBACTH r. Bust portrait the Domna to the right. 8 R. EIPHNOTIOA !., ITQN ETOVC r., M loose Nike on the left, one with both hands open Holding a victorious wreath. M. 8. Plate VII No. 23. | Pi. F. Wing 2. Br. 25. — IOVAIA AOMNA CEBA. Bust of Julia Domna to the right. R. EIPHNOTIOAITOQN ETOV AMP. Bust of the bearded man Kronos with veil to the right. Sir H. Weber. Plate VII No. 24. Coins from Flaviopolis with Domitian (Inv. Waddington No. 4279 Plate X 13) and with Pius (cat. Brit. Mus. Lykaonia etc. 79, 6 plate XIII 11) also show the Head of Kronos, on the former with the harp in front of it. 3. Br. 30. — AVTK-M AVP CEV l., AAEZANAP r. chest image des Kaiser with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. RN. EIPHNOTIOAIT | ON, in the field (174). Tyche with Tower crown and veil sitting on rock to the left, at the feet of the river god swimming to the right, and
a before the Goddess the on the Globe standing Nike to the right, wreath (?) in hands. Gr. 20.45. M.8. 4. Br. 27. — I MAMAIA CEeB. P Bust portrait of Mamaea to the right. R. EIPHN above, OTT r., ET AOP i. A. Demeter with Veil and flaming torch in the left, with the On the right a biga with zebus animals galloping to the right steering. Gr. 10.70. M. S. Plate VII No. 25. In the index of data on coins of Eirenopolis 1.-B. Kleinas. Coins Il 440 are missing the year 174. To Determination of the beginning of the era, whether Ilerbst 52 or 51 AD, unfortunately it doesn't help. Epiphany This one city belong also one number dated Coins that Mionnet V 232, 618-623 and Suppl. VIIL 160, 175-178 attributed to the Syrian city of the same name.- My data directory Kleinas. Coins II 443 are therefore the following years should be added: o.a 99 = Fall 31 to Fall .32’n. BC Tiberius. HNE 258 == » 190 » > » CGommoeodus. KZCHHE> ».-193°53 » 19 » Severus. BETZ 3. 254 > 0255 » Gallienus. JH on coins with Hadrian and Sabina is a false one Reading: it says 33 or 31. Flaviopolis 1. Br. 23. — M AVP l., ANTONEINOC CEB r. Bust portrait of the bearded Marcus with laurel to the right.
— 208 — R. PAAOVIO L., TIOAEITON r., i. F.I.ET |oY|c, r. 9A (94) Standing Athena to the left, shell in the right hand, the left hand with a spear, with a shield attached to it leaned is; left at the feet the goddess flaming Altar. Sir Herm. Weber. The date 94 = J. €. 166/7 is missing from the Kleinas. Coins II 445 given lists of numbers. Hieropolis Kastabala 1. Br. 20. — NEPOVAC 1., KAICAP r. Head of the Emperor with laurel to the right. R. le above, POTIO r., Al below, TON 1. Flaming ones Torch and to the right of it a winged herald's staff. M.S. In the Cult from Hieropolis seems the torch one certain role played to have, because us find her as attribute as well des Pyramos! as des Helios, at this one in hand or to Feet? 2. Br. 29. — AVT K OYAAEPIANOC CE. Bust portrait of Emperor with radiant crown, armor and cloak to the right. R. IEPOTTKA l., CTABANEN r.,i. F.G. Naked Helios (2) striding to the right, the right raised, the lowered Left covered with robe. Gr. 12.90. M.8. Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 535, 5 plates LIX 9. Athens, Journ. int. de num. VII 386, 256 plate XVII 28 with Zeus (?). See Berl. Leaves VI (1872) Plate LXIX 14 with Helios to the left.
ag Holmoi 1.8. 10. — Head of Athena to the right. Pkr. R. [OA|MITIKO r., N !. Head of Apollo with laurel to the right. Pkr. Gr. 0.68. M. 8. Plate VII No. 26. Gr. 0.75. Paris; Rev. num. 1903, 328, 136 plate XVI5 with OAMITI right. Gr. 0.60. Vienna; L-B. Kleinas. Coins IL 448, 1 plate XVII 10 with OAMITON right. h Other obols seem to have this instead of the head of Apollo to show an image of a female deity. 2200 hEhenso- R. OAM r. Female (?) head with bandage (or branch, whose tip is leafy?) and collar. Pkr. Gr. 0.62. Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia ete.' 85, 1 plate XIV 7. 3.8. 10. — Likewise. R. OAM 1. Female (?) head without decoration right- Mn."Pkr,; Gr. 0.58. Coll. Leake. L.-B. @Greek. Coins 186, 564 plate XI 14. A copper coin from Holmoi is also found came: 4, Br. 12: — Likewise. Pkr. R. OAMI /!. Likewise, without Pkr. Auction cat. Hirsch XIII plate LIII 4333. Jotape 1. Br. 28.— [AVT KAIC MAP|CEOV AAEIANAPON. Statue of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. t A.a.0©.S. LI Note 4 is from Cat. Walcher v. Molthein No. 2604 a coin mentioned that does not belong here.
— 2410 — R. IWTA | TIEI 1., TWN r. Standing naked Apollo from front, head to the left, diagonally across the back quiver, in the lowered right laurel branch, the Left hand on the scepter or spear. M.S. Blackboard. VILI #1. According to this is Löbbecke, Z. f. N. X 80, 39 (from the same stamping). The die cut is barba- rish. Kasai 1. Br. 24. — AVTKMAVI., CEV AAEIANA... r. chest Image of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. KAC 1., ATON r. Standing Tyche with Kalathos, Rudder and cornucopia to the left. In trade. Kelenderis 1. p. 8. — Gorgonion with tongue hanging out from the front. N. K3 r., A below. Two Knemids (2). Deepened field. Gr. 0.59. In trade. Gr. 0.65. Paris, Rev. num. 1903, 238, 131 plate XIV 23, without inscription. Korakesion 1. Br. 30. — AVTON l., EPOVA TPAIANOC r. head of Emperor with laurel to the right. RB. KOPAKHCI r., @T@N !. Seated Zeus with naked Upper body to the left, bowl in the right, the left at the scepter; at the feet of eagles. M.S. Koropissos 1. Br. 24. — KPIC - TIEINA 1., CEBACTH r. Bust portrait the Crispina to the right. EEE a0 54; < EUR b re 2 : .
-M—. RW. KOPOTIICCE 1., @N r. Seated Tyche with Tower Crown and veil on the left, the right in the lap, the Left on the rock. M..S. Korykos 1. Br. 23. — IOVAIA !., AOMNA r. Bust of the Domna to the right. N. COPY | Ki !., AVT[O] r. Standing goddess to the left, Aphlaston in the extended right hand. Mus. Winterthur. 2nd Br. 20. — Kali ce. L., TETAlC] r. Bust portrait':des Gaesars with armor and cloak to the right. A. KOPV l., ...[AV| r.. TO below. Sea god [Oceanos] with a bare torso on the ground sitting, in the Right rudder, with the Left propped up; including a large anchor. M.S. The sea god is also on a coin from Seleucia Kalykadnos (1.-B. Minoras. Coins 483, 10 plate XVII 20) _ shown; further, with the inscription QKEANOC on Coins from Ephesus and Tyre, as Pontos Euxeinos on coins from different cities of this sea!. On the representations of Thalassa on Korykiotic Coins? The following variety comes with a particularly common crab claws: 3. Br. 32. — AVT K M IOVAIOC $IAITITTOC C, in the field €eB. Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel, tanks and Coat to the right. i Imhoot-Blumer, Z. f. N. XX 2359 f., Kleinas. Coins 8 Heraclea No. 1; Mionnet I 384 De«ultum No. 133. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins II 462 f, plates XVII 23 and 24.
a en — 42 — R. KOPVKINT 1., ON AVTONOM r., VO in the field. Standing Thalassa with double chiton and coat from in front, head with crab claws to the left, aphlaston in the ' Right, left rudder. M.S. Plate VIII No. 2. Laörte 1. Br. 33. — AVTO KA l., | MAP AV ANT@ r. Bust portrait of Marcaurel with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. A. AAE 1., PTEITWN r. Standing Alhena to the right, the right hand at the side, the spear in the left holding on; At the feet on the right there is a flaming altar, behind of the goddess Oelbaum and behind it a shield on the ground. M.8. See Inv. Waddington No. 4339, supposedly with Verus. Coins from Kolvbrassos also depict Athena, but in a different position, in front of the olive tree!. 2. Br. 29. — KOPNHAIA CAANN|IINA Ce. Bust portrait of the Salonina to the right; before that H (8). R. AAEPT |., EITON r. Standing Dionysus in short Chiton on the left, Kantharos in the lowered right, the left at Thyrsos; in front of him at his feet panther. Gr. 15.20. M.8. Lyrbe 4. "Br.-32.. — AV T > .K- Mi ANT 2152. TOPAIANDOE ce r., P below. Bust portrait des Kaiser mil laurel, Armor and coat to the right. R. AVPB 1., EITWN r. Standing naked Helios by in front, head with rays to the left, chlamys above the left shoulder, the right raised, in the left arm Cornucopia. ı Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins 459 f. No. 1, 4, 7 Plate XVII 22; see also 451, 2 Karallis.
id Tea N ee De ee Be De L ai - 2 = > ' is M.S. Devil VILI No. 3. See Inv. Waddington No. 4343. Mallos 1. Br. 16. — Head of Tiberius with laurel to the left. MAA | Mr M.E. ae B. ON 1. above, in the field r. EP" Standing Nike left- SOUND right on the rudder, in the left arm palm branch, M.S. Nike is said to be the city goddess through the rudder be referred to. 2. Br. 29. — ANIAN PAVTINAN (50) 1., CEBACTHN r. Bust portrait of the younger Fauslina on the right. Bl. AOVKIAAAN CEBACTHN MAAANTON. Bust portrait of the Lueilla to the right. Sir Hermann Weber. Golonie Mallo 1. Br. 33. — SACRA l., SINATUS r. Bust portrait des Senate with veil to the right; on the cheek in Counterstamp O or wreath. R. MA |LL 1, O C | OLONIA r. Seated Tyche with Tower crown and Veil to the left, Aehren in the Right; at the feet two swimming left and right mending river gods. One on each side of the Tyche Vexillum with the characters S and C. Gr. 15.66. M.S. See 1.-B. Mallos in Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de number 1883, 120.65 plate II 42 with erroneous SACER SENATVS; A.V. Sallet, Z. f. N. XVIII 1892, 198; Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia ete. 101, 30 and 31 plate XVII 11.
VETTETTRETF R.E B.P FO N Nay > Trea Wi 1. goodbye ZUASE ae According to the coins and some geographers, that seems to be the case Form of the name of the colony Mallo, not Mallus to be. Mopsuestia 1. Br. 22. - Bust of Zeus on the right; behind it Scepter, in front eagle to the right, head turning back. MOYEI[AT] R. [ON THX IEP r., |[KAI] AVTO... !. Group of three AZ naked, with helmet, Shield and sword guarded men, the middle one from the front, the others facing him turns, presumably the Corybants. Gr. 6.65. M. S. Plate VILI No. 5. In Hirsch's Auction catalog XIII plate LVII 4515, erroneously attributed to Seleucia in Pieria. 2. Br. 23. — AVT KAIM [AV] !., ANT@NEINOC. head of the bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. R. ANT@NEINIANWN........ '“ in the section ETOVC | ATIC (J. 285). The river god Pyramos with a naked upper body sitting on the ground on the left, reeds in the right, his left hand leaning on the water jug, opposite him Nymph with bare upper body to the right, to one Leaning over a rock from an overturned jug water flows down. On the advanced one right Hand of the nymph, it seems, a fish. M.S. Plate VIII No. 4. The same group, more crudely executed and therefore less clear, is the type of a Mopseatic Coin with the portrait of Julia Paula!. Our piece. comes from the last year of Caracalla's reign (J.GC. 216/7); it seems the city was nicknamed back then “Aögıavot, which Macrinus then resumed, in Avroveıvıavot to have changed. ı Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia ete. 107, 21 plate XVIII 11. REMOVE
BR. . 5 Probably is the nymph on one in the city originating from or directed to this source. 3. Br. 38. — AVT :K: CE-ARE |., IANAPOC r. Bust portrait of the emperor with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. RW. AAP - ANEIAMAPOV MOYEAT | ON, i. F. BE (296). Standing Artemis as a hunter to the right, the right over the quiver, in the lowered left bow, at the feet Dog. Naked Apollo standing opposite the goddess with crossed legs to the left, branch (?) in the lowered right, the left Poor on one Stele leaned. Sir Hermann Weber. After the era that began in the fall of 68 BC, The date 296 speaks of the year 228/9 AD. 4. Br. 3%. — AV KAI TI AI OVAREPIANOC CEB. Bust portrait des Kaiser with a crown of rays, Tank and coat to the right. R. AAPI OVAAE TAAAI MOMYEAT@N, in section ET, in field A | KT (321). Standing Apollo from the front, head left, cloak over back, flaming torch in the right and in the left bow and arrow. M.8. See Löbbecke, Z. f. N. No. XVII 17, 2 and 179, plate II 7. The spelling MOMYEAT@N is on another Stamp of the same year to state, Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 108, 23. Nagidos 1.8. 22. — Head of the bearded Dionysus with ivy to the right. Pkr. A. He top right. Female head (Aphrodite) with Sphendone, earrings and collar to the right.
a a He a — 216 — Gr. 10.30. In trade. W. Greenwell. « Other staters with these types are on the back labeled NAFIAIKON and NAFIAEON. Since known- Various Cilician cities before Alexander's time often led to common coin trays!, so it couldn't strange, on staters with the heads of Dionysus and Aphrodite instead of the name Naeidos to find others. The books are suitable for this staves ETT in no way; because ‘the name 'Erivorx can't be considered? and except the later Kpiphaneia are other Cilician place names with those Initials not known. ETT therefore stands for one Epithets of the goddess the full name is to be expected would be, probably for a magistrate's name. 5/2/10 — Head of the bearded Pan with a goat's ear to the right. Pkr. A. NA[FI| r., AEON I. Amphora, tapered field. Gr. 1.03!M. 8. Plate VIII No: 6. The amphora also comes as a coin image of another silver coin, half the weight of ours, Rev. num. 1903, 341, 148 plate XVI 13. Auction catalogue Deer XIII Tab. LIII 4344 will Nagidos was awarded a coin from the imperial period (Commodus) shares, the in reality Klazomenai heard. Instead NAFIAENN TPK AA IS TA » TI» AOMEC - CTP KAA too read. See Inv. Waddington No. 1476, Ninica Colony 1. Br. 21. — IMP NER TRAI C l., AlES A|VG GERM vr. and in the field r. OPT - P. Head of Traian with laurel to the right. ! Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins 434 f. ? Heberdey and Wilhelm, Travels in Cilicia 1896, 80.
Te COL IVL AVG FEL above and r., NINI . A. [CJLA 1. Two plowing cattle in a yoke, walking to the left. M.S. This coin and the following are missing from Kubitschek's Catalogs of coins in Ninica Num. Journal. XXXIV 1902 p. 16°, 3. Br. 23. — IMP MAXIMINUF.. Bust of Maximinus with laurel (armor and coat) to the right. In round Counterstamp ®. BR. NI L., NIC r., CLAu i. A. Flaming wreath Altar. M. S. Depicted in cat. Hirsch XIII plate LVII 4539. Philadelphia 1. Br. 18. — thIAAAER r., BEWN I. Bust portrait the Alhena with robe to the right. Pkr. R. KIH r., T below, @N I. Vine branch with two grapes and a leaf. Pkr. Gr. 3.55. M. S. Plate VIII No. This one coin, so far because of wrong Reading the Characters on the back of the Syrian city of Phila- assigned to delpheia (see below), comes from Traian's Time when the Kırric form was the usual one’. On Cilician coins of the same size and approximately ole time will come the. Grape as a type more often before z. B. in Ilistra®, Diokaisareia*, Soloi°, Zephyrion'. 1 A copy of the coin with Sev. Alexander and Marsyas a..a.0. 19, 12 shows the clear inscription NINIC COL | CLAVD and £. F. IOP|O|L. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Greek. Coins 188, 571; Kleinas. Coins II 480; Ine. Waddington 4437 with supposedly KHTIAOC and No. 4438; Cat. Brit. Mus. Lycaonia etc. 127. 3 Kleinas. Coins 418 plate XVI lu. 2. 4 A.a. O0. 438, 1. 5 Cat. Brit. Mus. Plate XXVII I with two grapes. 6 Mus. Athens.
18 Sebastian 1. Br. 2%. — [BACIAENC] MEFAAOV ANTIOXOV EMI PAN... Bust portrait of Antiochus IV of Commagene with diadem and robe on the right; behind it E. N. BACIAICCA 1., |IQDTATIH| r., u. A. CEBACTHNON, i. F.r. in three lines EP | Oz | TO. Jolape with bowl in the right and scepter in the left to the left on one chairs sitting, between whose legs three small letters (CEY?) appear to be there. Gr. 10.40. N. 8. On other copies of this coin! is the field empty and under the chair it says EP | in two lines O.A. From this inscription, according to the new example, plan to judge, not the initials of a word, but probably that of three names EP, O= and ON to read. Seleucia 1. Br. 32. — M IOVAIOC ÖIAITITTOC.K.. | C- chest image des Caesar's with laurel, Tank and coat to the right. BR. CEAEVKE | QN in section. Rounder Altar with Drapery and dome-shaped Essay between two Flags. M.S. 2. Br. 30. — AV K TA OVIB CABIN |FAAAOC]. Bust portrait of the Treb. Gallus with crown of rays, carapace and mantle to the right. R. CEAE i. A., [VK| I., EQN TO above, TIP r., in the field KA A| N. Likewise. ' N ' Imhoof-Blumer, Revue suisse de num. VII, $33. No. 21 plate. II 13.
ul M.S. Plate VIII No. 8. See Inv. Waddington No. 4479. About the cognomen CABIN: avous stable TPEBMN:AvOS see N. Z. IX 1877, 388 f.!. The abbreviation TIP KAANN instead of TIPOC KAAVYAANNQ also comes on coins with Gallienus before. Selinus 1. Br. 25. — BAZIAEYZ r., MEFAZ below, ANTIOXO2 ETIIIbAN| 1. and above. Bust of Antiochus IV Commagne with diadem and robe to the right. x. inscription (l.) blurred. Standing Artemis in "long chiton and throw to the right, the rights after backwards raised, in the left bow; to Füssen deer to the right. Gr. 10.20. M.8. With the same type and the inscription CEAINOV CION made Löbbecke a copper queen's coin Jotape known?. Another from Antiochus in Selinus Embossed piece shows Apollon® on the back. Soloi 1.8.7. — Head of Athena with round helmet on the right- there. a. Bearded satrap head with tiara to the right. Pkr. Gr. 0.28. M. 8. Plate VIII No. 9. 2.8.10. — Head of Athena with high helmet on the right- there. Pkr. KATERLLI, RER R.E 2) 9 4 2) Ve fi > on 3], A. so |AE in the field. Bunch of grapes with tendrils Gr. 0.51. M.8. ' ı In prosopogr. imp. Rome. not taken into account. 2 Z. f. N. XVII, 17 Pl. II 8; Imhoof-Blumer, Greek. Coins 190, 580. 3 [mhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins II 486, 1 plate XVIII 19.
— 220 — 3. Br. 27. — @ behind the head of Helios with rays crown to the right. Pkr. u. ZOAEDN 1., &, r. Seated Alhena to the left. Nike on the right, the left arm leaning on the shield. Gr. 8.95. M.8. 4. Br. 15. — head. the Alhena to the right; behind it incomplete monogram. Pkr. R. ZOAEON |., = r. Grape. Gr. 1.82. M.8. >. Br. 35. — IOVAIAN M l., AMAIAN CEB r. Bust portrait the Mamaea to the right. A. TIOMTIHIOTT | OAEITN | N in section, EP .ACVA 1., AVTONO r., above H9C (2938 = H. 32/3 AD) and BG. Standing Asclepius from the front, head to the left, the right on the serpent's staff; Hygieia standing in front of him to the right, in the right hand the serpent, to whom she has the bowl to the left; between the two deities the small one Telesphorus from the front. Gr. 20.85. M. S. Shown cat. Hirsch XIIL plate LIIT 4362. See Inv. Waddington No. 4523. This coin appears to be the only one from Pom- to be peiopolis, on which the titles are 120% Kavdos arovon.ng are mentioned. Inexplicable find I the sign BG, on whose position after the time of Alexander constant AG or G, probably a token for 6 Assaria maintains. Tarsos 1. P. 12. — Head of a goddess with ears of wheat or reeds wreathed and with earrings and collar decorated, to the left.
he R. Head of a goddess from the front, with Stephanos and ear hanged; the Stephanos decorated with a palmette. Lkr. Gr. 0.75. Auction cat.Hirsch May 1904 No. 435 Plate VIII, where the Image of the back as the helmeted head of Athena is given. Here Plate VIII No. 10. The head with the Stephanos is shown in profile, known from coins from Tarsos!, where also the one above seems to belong to new Obolos. 2. Br. 26. — Seated Tyche with tower crown and Veil to the right, ears of corn in the outstretched right hand. At the feet is the river god Kydnos, swimming to the right. The seat with backrest and palmette decoration. band Binding in the style of Seleucid coins. BR. TAPZEON r., MAPI | 8EO |. Zeus enthroned left- over there, on the right the one that crowns him Nike, the Left on the scepter. Pkr. Gr. 8.45. Mus. Winterthur. Similar coins show on the reverse: ATIOAAN | NIAHZ 1.-B. Greek. Coins 191, 58% ; Cat. BR Mus2482. 120. ETF (?) Macdonald, Mus. Hunter II 548, 20. CIKV | O.C 1.-B. a. a. O.; Inv. Waddington No. 4620 with EIKVOC (?). dI | AO Kat Brit. Mus. 182, 121. dx L.-B. a. a. 0. 191, 586. N Cat. Brit. Mus. 181, 148 plate XXXIII 5. AO) a2, 0.1182,,419: Others, also with Tyche on the right and Zeus on the left- there, have magistrate names on both sides in the Genitive form: i Mionnet Suppl. VII pl. VII 3; Imhoof-Blumer, Monn. Greeks 365, 51 plate V 173.
— 332 — APC | AKO | Y RHTEN FON: TOC- 1-Br Zr II 335, 4 plate IX 4'; Inv. Waddington No. 4621; Cat. Brit. Mus. 182, 122 plate XXXIL 6. OPTY|rFOOH | P.A R. MAIIMOY 1.-B. Greek. Coins NIKO 1%, 582. [AJAOY OPTYFOOHPA RB. As well. A.a. O0. 191, 583; Cat. Brit. Mus, 182.5124/9 Taf XXXIM 7. OPTY| TOCEH | COUPLE. MAY Mus. Winterthur; Between NIKO Waddington A618 plate. AA XII 5; Cat. Brit. Mus. 182, 123. There is an eagle on the pieces of Arsakes at the seat of Tyche, on that of Ortvgotheras the throne of Zeus. The band edging can still be found in Tarsian Silver coins with the portraits of Domitian (cat. Brit. Mus. Plate XXXIV 1) and Hadrian’s (m. p.). Into this It will be time also the copper coins listed here belong. On the following embossings with the namely Types are dem City names the Title unrpörorıg and Adsıavz attached; so far only shows one of the pieces of this genre still have an official name, l.-B. Z. f. N. III 336, 6 with KPITI | KOY in front of the left sitting tables. 3. Pot. 22nd — AYT K M AVP CEOVH ANTNNINOC CE. Bust portrait des bearded Caracalla with crown of rays, Armor and coat to the right. N. KIAIKAPX TA | PC EA TIO TOV EONOVC. Standing Goddess with Stephane and long hair braids over her Shoulders, in chiton and coat to the left, the left in Robes covered, the right hand stretched out over one Stele (or altar) surrounded by a snake. In trade. ' Compare a. a. O. No. 5 and the correction Monn. Greek 368.
HE a ee ww See Babelon, Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de number VIL 17, 1 Plate II 1, allegedly with KIAIKAPX TAP|COV MHT |PO TOV EONOVC and Cybele with bowl in front of altar; Waddington Bull. de corr. bright. VII 288 with KIAIKIAPX TAP |MHTPO|TIO ete., and Demeter before a blazing torch. Instead of the title unrosrors, the Waddington and Babelon suggested as an addition to the inscription, it says on the new copies EA TTO, probably in @zudespas rörsons to dissolve. The designation rs for tarsos appears Admittedly unusual. Ak. Br. 33. — A CETITIMIOC FETAC KAICAP. Bust portrait of Gaesar with cloak to the right. R.AAP. CEVHPIANHC TAPCOV MHTPOT i. F. F|B- Standing naked and bearded Heracles to the right Rights on the side, in the Left Lion skin and Club, this supported on a bull's head to the left. M.S. 5. Br. 37. — AVTKMANT T !., OPAIANOC CEBAC r., i. F. m| m. P bust portrait of the emperor with crown of rays, Armor and coat to the right. BD. TAPC|OVM|H|P | TO(so)m1,o|AJe|Wwlc. Priest's diadem with six heads and hanging Ties surrounded by a second larger one with nine (or eight) heads between the letters of the record writing; in the field above A, in the middle M | KF and below right B. M.S. 6. Br. 33. — AV KAl T MEC KVIN AEKIOC TPA..... ; i. F. m|m. Bust portrait of Decius with crown of rays, Armor and coat to the right. R. TAPCOV MHTPOTIOAENC FT B, in the field A|M|K. Naked one Perseus with wing shoes to the left, on the
3 R.E On the right is the idol of Apollo Lykeios with the two Wolves, in the left robe and harp. M. S. Shown cat. Hirsch XII plate LIV 4384. Journal of hellenic studies XVII (1898) 171 ff. Plate XIII The Apollo and Perseus types from Tarsos can be found compiled and illustrated. 7. Br. 31. — AV » COLD» OVI 1., BION IBN - FAA AON r.,.T1 | DD €. F. Bust of the emperor with rays Crown, carapace and mantle to the right. AR. TAPCO l., V MHTP above, TPONOAEN |C r., i. F AM K’ Boots to the left, the left to the spear, the right to the reaching Gallus standing in front of him; this one, with radiation crown, armor, cloak and boots, holds on the presented The right Nike stretched to the right, the left diagonally downwards the spear. i. A.TB. Standing Ares with helmet, armor, cloak and M.S. See Scholz, N. Z. 1901, 43, 84. 8. Br. 29. — AY KE F OVI AbE TAA OVAOCTI | ANOC. Bust of Volusianus with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. TAPCOV | A M K above, MHTPOTIO | AEQNC FB. i. A The Tyche of Tarsus with veil and tower crown sitting on the rocks to the left, with the one to the left at her feet floating Cydnos; behind TVs one standing Goddess with veil and tower crown to the left, in front of her two other goddesses, also with veils and tower crown to the right standing, the back one in the right Prize crown or Kalathos, the front one a priest- holding diadem. M. S: Plate VIII No. 11:
ra The standing ones Goddesses put the three eparchies Cilicia, Lycaonia and Isauria!. Magazine f. Num. Ill 342, 23 described I have a Tarsian coin with identical table Front stamp and the priest's diadem on the back, from which I have an illustration here Plate VIII No. 12. This one with heads and two Diadem decorated with Nike figures is identical to the one that the personifica standing in front of the Tarsian city goddess tion of an eparchy, probably the Cilicia, that one handed over. The ones on Tarsian coins occurring multiple times Group of the four tower-crowned women is also like other types and title from tarsus, from Anazarbos been imitated? 9. Br. 35. — AV KAI TI HT 1., TAAAIHNOC CEB r., i. F 1 | rm. Bust of the emperor with crown of rays and armor and coat to the right. R. TAPCOV M !., HTPOTIONENC r., i. F. AMKI., TB r. Standing Amphilochos in a short time Chiton and coat to the left, branch in the right, in the left a Holding the scepter at an angle; in front of him at the feet of the boar to the left. M.S. The back is of the same stamp as that of one Piece with Valerianus, Journ. of hell. stud. XVII 179, 53 Plate XIII 20, where the amphilochos type of the mallo- table coins. Zephyrion 1. Br. 25. — AVT KAI TI AlA AAP 1., ANTNNEINOC r., CEB /!. Head of Pius to the right. ! The inscription KAPIA of the specimen Kenner, Stift St-Klorian 153: Plate V 12 is a fake, attached over the blurred one Body of Cydnos. cf. Hill, Cat. Brit, Mus. Lykaonia etc. S. XCI f. and 193, 176, where the title initials TT IT the front to delete are. A beautiful one copy this one coin owns Sir Hermann Weber. ?2 Imhoof-Blumer, Monn«ies greeyues 350, 14. TE °
Be N. ZEBVPINTNN AAPIANOTIOAEITON, i. F. 1. ET r. Ch (J. 208). Bust of the older Faustina on the right. M.S: There have been no dated coins from Zephyrion until now known. If you take the date of death as the date of minting year of Faustina, probably autumn 140! on, so results yourself as a beginning the era autumn 68/7 B.C. BC, as in Mopsuestia and probably in some others Cilician cities, e.g. B. Mallos and Epiphaneia. The Time calculation start earlier to let That's why it works not because of the new founding of the Cilician cities as is well known first in the time after Autumn 69 fall can. 2. Br. 28. — AVT KAIC A AV 1., PHA OVHPOC CEB »., i. F. TITt. Head of Lueius Verus with laurel to the right. R. AAPIANOTIOAEI L!., TON SEBVPINT r., ON di. A Seated Zeus with bowl and scepter to the left. IN THE. Galatia Ankyra 1. Br. 25. — AVTKM AYP- !., KOM MOAOC vr. Bust portrait of the bearded one Emperor with laurel, Armor and coat to the right. R. MHT ANK I., VPANON r. Standing Aphrodite mil naked upper body from front, with the collected Right one hair braid sideways holding, with the lowered left hand, grasping the robe. M. 8. Plate VILI No. 13. Inv. Waddington No. 6618 Plate XVIII 24. ! Goyau, C'hronol. de l’’emp. Rome. 206. ? Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Coins ]I 424.
— 27 — 2. Br. 25. — Same stamp. R. Inscription likewise. Standing Artemis in a short time Ghiton and boots to the right, the rights returned bow over the quiver, bow in the extended one Left. Berlin (m. p.). 3. Br. 30. — AVT -K- A - CENTI - 1., CEOVIPOC A r. Fri below. Head of the emperor with laurel to the right. %. ANKYPAC i. A., MHT 1., POTOA above, i. F. ver Seated city goddess with tower crown. to the right, the Rights on seats, in the left Anchor on that Knees supported; towards her the seated homonoia with Kalathos to the left, shell in the right, Cornucopia in left Poor. Between the goddesses flaming Thymiaterion; above it the head of the emperor with laurel to the right. v In trade. Plate VIII No. 14. 4. Br. 32. — ANTONEINOC !., AVFOVCTOC r. head of Bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. R. ANKVP | AC I. Standing city goddess with Kalathos to the left, in the right bowl above the flaming altar, anchor in left arm; Behind her is the standing Homonoia with Kalathos or tower crown on the left, with the right wreathing the city goddess, cornucopia in her left arm. Löbbecke. >. Br. 22. — ANNNINOC 1., AVTOV | CT r. head of bearded Garacalla with laurel on the left. R. MTPOTIO !., AMKVPAC r. Standing nemesis to the left, staff in the advanced one right, reins in the Lowered left, wheel in front at feet. M.S.
EN many then — 228 — 6. Br. 29: — ANTONINOC [., TIIOC AVF r. Bust portrait des bearded Caracalla with Laurel and dandruff tank to the left, seen from the back. R.A. MTPOTIOAENC I1., AM | VPAC r. Standing three- shapely Hecate from front, on the heads one each Kalathos, in the right hands stretched sideways Shell, rope? and flaming torch, in the left Key, rope and torch. M. S. Plate VIII No. 15. 7. Br. 30. — ANTNNINOC I., TIIOC AVF r. head of bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. R. ACKAHITIIA EOTHPIA ICO |MTVOIA MTP, . A. ANKVPAL. Seated youthful Agon with bare torso to the left, palm branch in the right, the left on the Seat supported on the [IEP| OL written in two lines A r ; stands; before the god above; U whose feet vase. N M.S. A slightly different representation of the Agon shows the von Wroth, Num. Chronicle 1903, 343, 39 plate XII 9 discussed coin of Ankyra with the same emperor. Pessinus 1. Br. 15. — KAICAP r., CEBA I. Head of Augustus to the right. Aaeest, l., CBEYTO[Y]| r. Enthroned Kaybele with Tym- panon on the left arm from the front between two also Lion sitting forward. M.S. Plate VIII No. 16. For the name of the place of mint appears on this Coin the space was missing and the name of the
ro legates, the left stand had to, is unfortunately not received. But this could easily be identical be with that of the following, also minted without a city name piece: 2. Br. 24. — TIBEPIOC KAICAP. Head of Tuberius to the right. BR. ETTI BAC TIPECBEYTOY. Striding lion right- there. Paris, Mionnet Suppl. VII 633, 10 (Ankyra). Perrot and Waddington doubted its accuracy the Mionnet family Reading, be it because of the name Bassus, be it because of the timing of this legate embossing; according to Muret, Mel. de num. 11T 332 and mine Reading on the me from Babylon kindly on- sent Casts is but on it to hold on. It acts yourself so here around one older Bassus as T. Pomponius Bassus, who was legate 95/96-100/101 AD. administered the provinces of Galatia and Cappadocia and in Ankyra, Kaisareia and Tyana copper minted!. The both Coins are without Doubts same Origin, and since they were Cappadocia, which was at the time of Augustus not under one legates stood,” not can claim, they must be Galatic. The Tvpen Cybele and Lion wise but not them Ankyra, but to Pessinus, where a little later Vespasian, another legate, Gn. Pompey (College again with coins without specifying the city name the bust of Cybele ®. ı Prosopogr. imp. Rome. 111 75, where Tyanas is overlooked. 2 Dio Cassius 57, 17 reports, that Augustus over the empire of the old weak- I appointed a steward to the wise Archelaus. This one Erirponog could but the title rpsoßeurng is not given. As a province became Cappadocia only in years 18 organized and then received Procurators, cf. Marquardt, Rome. state use 1? 366 f. 3 Imhoof-Blumer, Greek. Coins 229, 760 plate XIII 14.
HE TERN WE EEE — 230 — Tavion 1. Br. 25. — Head of Zeus with laurel to the right. (Counterstamp with snake staff. R. TAYION below. Eagle on lightning to the right, the wings beating, between the Dioscuri caps with stars, Gr. 11.25. M. 8. Plate VIII No. 17. Half pieces with the same inscription Cat. Brit. Mus. Galatia 24, 1 plate V 1. The same types of copper were used in Phrygian Antiocheia near Pisidia, with similar back page images in Apamea and Akmonia and from the Galatian Kings of Deiotarus. | 2. Br. 18. — Head of Zeus with bandage to the right. Pkr. ZEB FAST RN. HN | ON Garnya (Gallic trumpet). Pkr. TPO | KMQN Gr. 3.35.M. 8. This description corrected the Mionnet's IV 402, 171. Cappadocia Kaisareia 1. Br. 25. — A:K-M-AYPH [., ANT@NO r. head of the youthful Caracalla with laurel to the right. R. MHTP | O 1!., TIO above, KAICAPIA r., ETIF i. A., Altar with four ears of corn above; at the front of the altar the mountain Argaios. M.S. 2. Br. 19. — AV K CEOYH I., AREIAN r. Bust portrait of Emperor with laurel, armor and coat to the right. R. KAICAPI r., MHTPOT. Bust portrait the Tyche with veil to the right; instead of the tower crown the image of Mount Argaios.
M.S. See Dressel, Z. f. N. XXIV 86 Plate IV 4. The Tyche picture with the mountain top still coming up Coins with Commodus (Revue number 1895, 73, 23 plate II 12) and Gordianus (Cat. Brit. Mus. 92, 340 Pl. XIII 4) Before. 3.8.23. — AYK M ANTO 1., FOPAIANOC CE r. chest Image of the emperor with laurel and robe to the right. R. MHTPOTIO K I1., AICAPIAC r., in the middle des field. B NE, 3. A. ET B or T. Two columns or Towers, between which at the height of Mount Argaios stands. Every tower is decorated, shows a battlement mil Jags, an arched window or niche and stands between two signs (2?) on a base, the surface of which has two o decorated is. (Counterstamp with Bust portrait the Tyche to the right. Gr. 11.20. M. S. Plate VIII No. 18. A representation of the same genre is from the large ones Bronze coins des Kaiser Alexander with whose years of reign 7 and 8 known '!. Up this one the towers or columns appear, as it were, unprepared surrounded by scaffolding. If the ones planted next to it Rods, which our silver coin shows, as a standard to comprehend are, that would be the case the towers military to attach importance and they could, for example, in relation to hung to be brought to the fortifications of the city Gordianus had completed ?. However, it seems that both Installation of these on bases as their decorations Acceptance to contradict and more correctly on columns to have monuments closed for their inauguration decorated with tines rods, not Signa, used were. ı Mus. Brera. Sestini, Latvia. num. cont. IV 98, 17 plate VI, 18; Cat. Brit. Mus. Galatica, etc. 90, 326 plate XIII 2; Cat. Greaw No. 2016. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Kaisareia, Rev. suisse de num. VIII 23.
— 232 — 4. Br. 20. — AVT KM ANT I., FOPAIANOC r. chest Image of the emperor with laurel wreath, armor and cloak to the right. M AVE PMW@NA IK MHTP R.O®ANHC C on seven lines in a laurel wreath. TEbANNHG OPOI KAIEA Yalt PEWN Ceu Zen Rama 14923 5 20 In trade. With this coin and other gifts have probably the Stephanephores Hermonax and Metro- phanes contributed to the festivals of which in the Revue suisse de num. VIII 23 was mentioned. Tyana 1. Br. 29. — IOVA AO 1., MNA AVF from right. Bust portrait of the Domna to the right. R. ANT KOANNI !., TVANON | ET IP i. A. Colonist with Frond? in the raised one Right a zebu team drifting to the left. M. Hamburger Smyrna. 2. Br. 29. — M - AVP - ANT 1., QNINOC r. head of bearded Caracalla with laurel to the right. R. ANT-KOMANN TVANON, id. A. ET: IP. Strider Zebus animal vechtshin; in the background two signs. Sir Hermann Weber. The number IP is without a doubt prescription for that Year of reign IG.
It Ta a He FE een — 33 — Armenia 1. Br. 20. — Bust of a king with a three-pointed head Tiara and robe to the right, on the tiara two opposite about standing Eagle with those turned back heads; An eagle with a wreath soars behind the bust Beak to the right. Pkr. R 3 or IIOV ) : FIRE ) R ° Irus 2) m, R. BAZIAENZ NI |., TAOVIIIA r. Bust portrait one Queen with tiara on the left. Pkr. Gr. 4.72. M. S. Plate VILI No. 19. 2.52.20, Ebense: R. Likewise, with on r. Gr. 5.02. In trade. Plate VILI No. 20. 3. Br. 20. — Likewise, with Nike instead of an eagle. x. Traces of an inscription. Standing King with Tara and long robe on the left, the left hand on the scepter, the rights of one to the right in front of him Knee ends female holding a similar figure. This seems to cover both arms raise. Gr. 4.10. In trade. The names of the inscription are not certain to reproduce; it seems nI | ZIOY and TAOYINA too standing, both unknown. The two eagles on the royal tiara are reminiscent of the the tiara of Tigranes I. and Antiochus I. from Commagene, the crowned eagle on the coins of Parthian king Phraates IV and the image of the queen to Musa, the wife of Phraatakes. The three coins appear to be of Armenian origin be and from the beginning of our era to date.
284 it Kings of Syria Seleucus T. I. P. 11. — Head of Athena to the right. Pkr. R. BAZIAENZ [!., ZEAEYKOY below. Horned Kle- phantom head to the right; above it anchor. Pkr. Gr. 0.42. M. 8. Plate VIIL No. 21. Antiochus 1. l. Br. 22. — Head of Alexander the Great with diadem and ram's horn to the right, like on the Lysimachus Coins. R. ANTIOX|OY| above, BAZIAENZ i. A. Nike a bigya steering to the right when galloping; in the field on the right 8, below the horses MP. Gr. 7.13. M. 8. Plate VLII No. 22. Both types are new in the numismatics of the Seleu- kiden. 2. Br. 13. — Gorgon's head with wings to the right. Pkr. R. B-A (?) between the horns of a bull's head from front, slightly inclined to the right. Pkr. Above Edge. Gr. 1.85. M. S. Plate VIII No. 23. From a shipment of predominantly Pisidian coins. The beautiful depiction of the Gorgon's head is correct with that on copper coins of Seleucus Nikator! like that very agree, «that man tried is ours coin also to be considered a Seleucid coinage and B-A as initials of the title and name of Antiochos Soter to comprehend. \ Cat. Brit. Mus. Seleueidkings plate Il 14; Babelon, Rois de Syrie Plate III 9-11: