On Greek and Roman Numismatics — 1908

Antiochus IX l. P. 18. — Head of the bearded man King's with 'diadem to the right. %. BAZINENX | ANTIOoXoY r., PlA0OTTAToPo& | R A I Representation of the god of Tarsus on the right. Gr. 4.05. M. S. Plate VILI No. 24. This drachma is with the same monograms referred to like that tetradrachm, from dem I J. of h. st. XVIlI Plate XIIT A gave an illustration. Others Similar drachmas show the portrait without a beard. Dynast of Bambyke (Hieropolis) 8/1/22 — [T1]pu4Ppu (Atergatis) !. Head of the goddess Altergalis with earrings and collar to the left. The - Headgear is included out a pointed mule, from the one at the back a tassel hanging down; between this one and a stiff braid $, in front of the head A and Q or crescent moon, and over the same star. R. Wy above. The bearded Persian king with raised right hand facing left in a biga standing in step; before the king of charioteers. The section with Decorated with cross bars. Pkr. Gr. 8.40. M. S. Plate VIII No. 25. This piece belongs to: a series of staters that Waddington, Melanges 1861, 90 M., Six, Num. Chronicles 1878, 103 ff., Babelon, Achemenides p. LE and 45°, Wroth, Cat. Brit. Mus. Galatia etc. p. Il u. 138, 1, Numbers Chron. 1903, 344, 40 discussed have. They are all raw Embossings. ı Rev. num. 1883, 139 plate IV 5; Bahbelon, Rois de Syrie 194, 1483 plate NNXVI13, See Inv. Weuldington 4595. ? A recently discovered example (Gr. 8.18) of the a. a. ©. Plate VII 16 pictured coin shows before dem heads the clear Caption « Atergatis », On the other hand, the two characters on the right are not pronounced.

The two characters between the head and the tassel, which the Initials from Abdhadad to represent seem, are not completely secured; they could be on random shapes be attributed to oxidation. Syria Apamea Klaudia From one received from Aleppo Lot of coins des above Syria located yourself, except the below described from Laodicea with Caracalla and Julia Domna, the following piece: Il. Br. 15. — KAAYAI[E| v., @[N] 1. Head of Helios with a crown of rays and a robe on the neck to the right. Pkr. R. KAAYAI r., [EJIWN 1. Head of Selene with moon sickle to the right. Pkr. Gr. 2.40. M. 8. Plate VIII No. 26. As I showed Num. Magazin XXXII (1901) 5 and Macdonald, Mus. Hunter III 195, 3% confirmed, had that Syrian Apamea the name Klaudia accepted. This one Kivdıziz is too ours small coin to- write. The resemblance of the Helios head to a Portrait Traian's may be based on coincidence, because it is more likely, that the coin is from the time of Claudius or Nero's, - than Traian's comes from. Gabala 1. Br. 15. — Head of Helios with crown of rays and Robe to the right. Pkr. R. TABAAENN and HK (28) under ship's prora to the left. In trade. Millingen, Sylloge 80 Plate IV 59 made a similar one Piece known without year, the head in error

— 237 — referring to the Syrian King Antiochus IV. The But the coin dates from the time of Augustus, 2. Br. 15. — Bearded head to the right. Pkr. %. TABAAENN below, crescent moon above a crab. Gr. 2.90. M.8. Similar, with crescent moon and star, in Mionnet V 233.094, Laodicea by the sea 1. P. 19. — Bust of Tyche with tower crown and Veil to the right. Pkr. SEA HA ). N le Gr. 3.85. Löbbecke. Size, 3.65. M. 8. Plate IX No. 1. Aphlaston. The aphlaston as a type is made of diobols and copper coins from Arados! and Ascalon? known as Bei-' sign and attribute the Astarte on copper from Berytos®, which existed during the 2nd century BC. one For a time it was called Laodicea Metropolis of Canaan led and with the initials AA and & ($Olvixng) King- local and urban copper shaped*. By types and One would be inclined to use the shape of the inscription and letters this one Coin group also ours Drachmas to songs. Raise against this allotment meanwhile following Concerns : Dem through AA expressed City names missing here the others constante closer Description $. The piece is also of recent origin ! Babelon, Achemenides plate XXIII 21, XIV 3 and 6; Rouvier, Journ. int. «de num. 11 Plate Z’ 27, IA’ 6u.7. Cf. Babelon, Rois de Syrie 189, 1449 plate XXV 16; Cat. Brit. Mus. Seleucids 83, 28 plate XXII 11. 2 cat. Walcher v. Molthein plate XXX 3184/5. 3 Babylon, Achemenides plate XXV 1-4; Imhoof-Blumer, Numerical Journal. 1901, 7, 2 Plate 1 10; Rouvier a. a. O. Plate IB’ 11-14. 4 Rouvier, Rev. num. 1896, 265 ff., 377 fi. ; 1898, 437 ff., 640 KH. 5 Cf. N. Z. 191, 7.1 plate. 19 with AA &b and rose, without Phoenician inscription, j un. vn

= 1938 than that of the safe coins of the Phoenician Laodikeia, their minting period before the end of the 2nd century v. BC concludes; This comes from the style of drachmas, the veil! of the Tyche head and such as the book rod shape & stands out. Furthermore, their weight determines this Coin system, which was between the Attic and phoeni- hissing fluctuates (over 15 gr.) and whose Seleucia, cas Syrian Laodicea, Arados and Tripoli served, while in all southern cities the pure one Phoenician foot prevailed. Finally, from Berytos Laodicea only royal, no municipal silver coins known. To these objections footing can from an allocation of the drachma on the latter city does not probably be talked about, and there remains much more Probably the Sviran coastal city of Laodikeia to suggest. Here we find during of the 1st year- hundred v. BC one handsome urban silver Minting of tetradrachms and drachmas, in this one the coin base corresponding to our drachma, furthermore the Tyche head with Veil and on some tetra drachmas even the sign BE of the drachma? If as a coin image of the city that Aphlaston so far not known was, like that it is as a symbol of maritime transport not strange and therefore just as suitable for Laodicea than for Arados, Berytos and Askelon. After what has been said, it will probably be correct, ours Drachma to be allocated to the Syrian Laodicea. 2. Br. 21. — AVTOKPATNP AOMITIANOC CEBACTOC, below AMP (141). Head of the emperor with laurel to the left. R. IOVAIE | ON TON 1., KAI AAO |’AIKEON r. Standing city goddess with tower crown to the left, wreath in the right arm stretched out, cornucopia in left arm. M.Ss. ' On the coins of Berytos an addition of a later period. ? Cat. Brit. Mus. Galatia etc. 248, 8 and 9. &

3. Br. 28. — IM C ANTONINVS PIV[IS| AVG PB G MAX. Bust portrait des bearded CGaracalla with crown of rays, Armor and coat to the right; in front of the head, diagonally to the right, scepter or spear. R. JUL AUG M /!., AUG ETCAr. Bust portrait of Julia Domna to the right. Gr. 12.02. M.8. This piece bears traces of undoubtedly antique silver . translation. This circumstance, as well as the size and weight of the HE PTR TEA Coin lead to the assumption that this is false was intended to circulate as silver or billon coins, in competition with the numerous Syrian and Phoenician hiss Tetradrachms to time des Caracalla and Maerinus! On Laodicea interpret as a mint the beveled edge and the character of the Latin Inscriptions? The one on the front is “Imperator Caesar Antoninus Pius Augustus Parthieus Britannicus Germa nicus Maximus» to read, the the Back « Julia Augusta mater Augusti et castrorum ». Decapolis Antiocheia % rpöc" Irrov 1. Br. 30. — [AY| K M AV | T., ANTWNINOC .r. Bust portrait of the beardless Caracalla with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. ANTIOX [TIP IT] !., IEPA K (K)CVA (?) vr. Strider Pegasus to the left, head turned back, wings to the left- and raised to the right, and between the tips N in wreath. Consul Weber, Hamburg. In trade, with ....ACVA. 'Imhoof-Blumer, Greek. Coins 233-243 Tat. XIV; Rep. suisse de num. VIII (1898) 40 fi. Plate II 18-20. ? See Mionnet V 258, £778.

— 40 — The previously known coins from Hippos were sufficient not beyond the time of Commodus. pieces with the images Faustina! and the L. Verus? show the flying Pegasus. Philadelphia De Sauley, Numismatique de la Terre-Sainte, took in his list of coins from Philadelpheia p. 386 ff. various pieces, their allocation to the Syrian City he doubted, without making any corrections to be able to beat. The #1 copper coin, with $IAAAEA | BEWN by one Bust of Athena and, on the back, a branch with two grapes between the alleged one Date De Saulcey had ZIP and TIP from Mionnet Suppl. VIII 232, 32 taken over. A second example of this coin located yourself in the collection Reichhardt (London Cat. 1899 No. 314) and a third published by L. Ham- burger, Frankfurt coin sheets I 1899 plate VII 18 with the reading IF to the right, @ to the left of the grapes. A fourth copy, the one described above on page 217, shows that on the back KIH | T | @N is to read and the Coin therefore belongs to the Kiltican Philadelpheia. The Iydish city same name belong de Saulcy's S! 387 Agrippina = 1.-B. Lyd. City coins 121, 29 and cat. Brit. Mus. Lydia 196, 57-59 plate XXII 5), p. 388 Domitia (= op. cit. 197, 63 and 64 and I.-B. Lyd. City coins 123, 33 and 34), p. 389, -Marciana, p. 391 Marcus and Lucius 3 (= Inv. Waddington No. 5144). What is on de Saulcy's autonomous coin No. 2, from which I have a print, which can be read, corresponds to the Information by no means; The only thing that is certain is that this piece also does not come from Philadelpheia. ! Mus. Berlin (Löbbecke). 2 De Sauley, Num. de la Terre-Sainte 346, 3 plate XIX 14.

he Be : — 2M Phoinice Plolemais l. Br. 25. — Head of Zeus to the right. Pkr. IMTOJAE | MAEON r., LE (year 5) I. above, bd below. Standing Tyche with rudder and cornucopia to the left. Gr. 10.70.M. 8. A other with that years 5 (Caesarian Aera) The designated piece was made by Sestini, Mus. Hedervar. Il 4102, 2nd plate. XXXI, 11 (Rouvier,, Num: des villes de la Phenicie 209, 977). Description and illustration However, the same are flawed because they are based on arbitrary principles additions are based. Samaria Gol. Neapolis 4. Br. 292 — IMP CM IVL PHI L., LIPPO P.F AYG' r. Bust portrait of the younger Philip with laurel and cloak to the right. R. COL SE I!., RG above, NEA | Pr. The emperor on horseback in the step to the right, in the left the shoulder Spear, the right hand raised to Mount Gerizim. M. especially Ms Sauley, Num. de la Terre-Sainte 270, 13, where the 'rider is indicated to the left. Judaia Ascalon 1. Br. 19. — CEBACTO r. Head of Pius with laurel to the right. R. AC PAN l., HBAAOC vr. On low square base standing God with helmet, chiton, Tank and 16

Fr ae" Ar, DET There a TR Ra Boots to the left, with a sword or a harp! in of those collected Right to Beat sweeping, on left Poor round shield and palm branch. In the field l. €, r. Star with six rays. M.S. Plate IX No. 2. 2:Br; 19. — Ebensaz mil. ce... R. Likewise, with AC dA 1., NH... . v., in the field l.G, without star. Vienna. No. 22586. Copenhagen (15 mm. with r. NHB..., Numbers unclear) Ramus, Mus. Dan. I 341, 8. 3. Br. 15. — Likewise, with CEBA.... R. Likewise, with [A]JC $AN 1., HBAA r., in Fields 1. currently, without star. Base not pronounced. Brit. Museum. On one undated pieces with alleged Hadrian's heads las de Saulev, Num. de la Terre-Sainle 200, 18 plates .K... (on the picture dung | B...C), what in AC $ANH | BAAOC to report valid. Povrßsros is apparently the name or nickname of the person depicted. 'represented a martial god. Since this one has a sword or A harp, not a torch, is the assumption a prescription for Pavnßoro; not permitted. Likewise An equation BAAOC mil B7%os is not very obvious, or a relationship to the god P&vre. Probably The form of the name doesn't work at all, as Dussaud thinks? in Greek roots back and will us the The meaning of the word remains a mystery. The data ! In several depictions of the statue, the special often on coins from the Time of Augustus until Pius appears, has the weapon in the right hand of the god the shape of a harp, e.g. B.R. Dussaud, Revo. archeol. 1904 1 209 Fig. 20. 2 stands instead of the line that denotes the letter as a number. 3 Repue archeol. 1904 11 139.

€, 5 and Z are years of Pius' reign; otherwise it was in Ashkelon according to the urban one Era from the year 104 v. Calculated. Karrai [?) in Mesopotamia 1.5.25. — AVT KM AV |CE ANTWININOC CE. chest image of the youthful Caracalla with laurel to the left, Scale armor on the back, shield on the left arm. R. BOVAOVIA TIAAVTIAAA AVFOVCTA. Bust portrait the Plautilla vechtshin. Gr. 11.60. M. 8. Plate IX No. 3. 8/2/25 — AVT K M AV CE ANTWNINO. Bust portrait of Caracalla with light Beard, crown of rays and Scale armor on the left, spear in the right, on the left shoulder shield. R. BEW CEOVIHPW| MTATTTTW. Bust portrait of Severus with armor and coat on the right. Gr. 10.35. M. 8. Plate IX No. 4. both Coins received me together out Aleppo, where, according to information obtained from the Kuphrat received blessing. They are partly with the hard covered with reddish oxide, which is usually only babvlo- niche, Mesopotamian and Parthian Silver is own!. Their place of minting was therefore without a doubt one of the Mesopotamian cities from which other coins come from the time of Severus and his family. The style and depiction of the armed Caracalla are correct quite exactly with those some copper coins the (Golonie Kdessa? which city the pieces are in that's why not can belong, because there until Death of Abgaros IX. in 216/17 with the picture ! Numbered magazine XXXVII 1905 p. 4. ®? Macdonald. Mus. Hunter Il Plate LXXIX 3 and 4, where the imperial portraits, due of their indefinite character, are related to Blagabal. Tue; to” A

There was minted by this king!, but the coin no. 1 was minted the time before the banishment of Plautilla 205, the other dates back to the year 211 at the earliest. That seems against it Edessa neighboring Karrai, that numerous CGolonie coins in copper with Greek writing and images of Severus, CGaracalla, who coined Domna and Plautilla, to be able to claim our silver coins, so to speak more than also on cartrenian coins, such as on No. 1, Garacalla's Bust portrait with Tank and Shield to the left occurs?. Unusual, both on coins and in inscriptions, is the name r3rr0: for the idolized Severus. This word is here not in his ordinary To understand the meaning of “grandfather”®. During his Plautilla's son led a short life unnoticed existence, and the assumption, man would have him, who was perhaps no longer alive himself and neither on coins yet others monuments ever mentioned became, after the death of Severus with this through a public act, such as a coinage, To want to bring people into tears would be downright absurd. A more likely suggestion would be #3rr05 To explain “ancestor” or “ancestor” (of Garacalla). But things are simpler if you... Hsös Neovfpos r3rr0; with the Latin divus Severus pater identi- fied. Father is the title of the gods, the one who died Emperors after their gonsecration was attached Coins first to Augustus (divus Augustus pater), later that Emperors Traian, Pertinax, u. a. Is this one Equation correct, this would be the case in Garacalla's time Greeks in Mesopotamia &#rr0:, used for r&rre been. ! Babelon, Mel. num. Il 264. ® Mionnet, Suppl. VIII 394, 26. 3 The imperial portrait as that of Elagabalus, who claimed to be the grandson of Severus, It's not possible to understand it because of the piece with the Plantilla.

— 248 — Persia 1.8.8. — The Persian King in kneeling position “Position to the right, sword in the lowered right, bow in the left. A. Recessed square. Gr. 0.65. M.8. Until now there were as factions of the siglos only the rare third known!. Ours coin, from the fresh as stamp Specimens have a higher weight than that must achieve those stated here, probably represents represents a sixth of a siglos. Parthia Phraates IV 1. P. 30. — Bust of the king on the left, with a short pointed beard, wart on the temple, diadem, collar, that ends in the front part of a winged horse, and richly decorated armor; lying on this griffin to the left and rm next to it. Pkr. s BALIENZ APZAKOIY AIKAIDY A BACIAEON °°% EYEPTETOY "” ...... BUN, EMTI-]-ANDVE ee -[-IAEAAHNOIE l. Enthroned King with diadem, ver decorated Kandvs and wide trousers to the right the right hand of the T’yche standing opposite him with calathos and cornucopia in the left arm Palni- branch receiving; behind that heads of the king 1, under the throne HeE (278). Mus. Berlin. (M.S.) See Wroth, Cat. Brit. Mus. Parthia 100, 4. 3.8.30. — Likewise; on the tank m and eagle to the left, beating the wings. I Gr. 1.72. Babelon, Achemenides 12, 106 plate II 11; Gr. 1.70. Mus. Winterthur; Gr. 1.48. Monn«ies yreeques 453, 74. 4 men TE ED (r

R. Likewise, BeL (279) VIIEP (Keserais;) under AIKADY, MT behind the king's head and crescent moon behind that of Tyche. Gr. 14.80. M.S. Gr. 12.70. Gotha (tank only partially developed). Gr. 11.10. Wroth a. a. ©. 100, 6. Allotte de la Fuye, Rev. num. 1904, 194 f. Plate VI 3, where the text accidentally says B8TIC. are new in these descriptions! the eagle on 'anzer and that next to this and behind the head of the enthroned king ft. That this one not a monogram, but the simple one represents the letter n, proves the piform in the figures fonts. It probably stands as the initial of Ikasr; a spelling of the name Poasrrs, which is represented by both Coins? than is attested by the literature®. | Cyrenaice Cyrene ' 1.5. 20. — Head of the youthful Dionysus with ivy to the right; behind Thyrsos (2), in front of the neck E and on Margin in small font mh (2). Bordered by one beaded hoop. R. KYPAN between silphium on the left and palm on the right. Gr. 8.00. M. 8. (Hirsch’s Auct. XII plate LVII 4607). Here Plate IX No. 5. There is a lesser preserved copy of the same coin seems to be Müller’s Num. del’ Afrique 148,183, stated lich with the head of Ptolemy I and a club behind it. The ' With the exception of de la Fuye. 2 Z.f. N. 111 225, Nos. 6-8; maybe even perfect ones Drachma specimens of Mithradates III. Wroth a. a. O. 66, 41 Plate XIII 13 show the Initial IT: Allotte de la Fuye, Monncies de !’Elymaide 1905, 19, 30, 52, 63 1. S.R Ian _ 3 Suidas, see ERAYYEiXEn

— 241 — Front this didrachm is almost stamp- same as one published by Svoronos! and from J.-P. Six discussed?, on the back of which is the Eros is depicted singing lyre. The two coins are therefore at the same time, but based on their style presumably earlier than 274 BC. BC, which Six suggests. EUROPE Etruria 1. P. 20. — Head of a goddess with a wreath of ivy and Earring on the right. Pkr. N. ZEYE®< r. Standing deer to the right. floor line. Deer and inscription through one vertical line separated. line circle. Gr. 7.61. Maedonald, Mus. Hunter II 200, 3 plates XLIII 9; III 748. The correct reading of these because of their somewhat raw Factory so far for Cretan held Embossing is Macdonald’s Merit; he recognized it as a double a delicate northern Etruscan drachma, on whose The back has a picture of an eagle owl and the same image also write through separated by a vertical line appear?. Another one, probably found in Switzerland Piece with the head of completely barbaric style, shows the 'Inscription in the same place declining -3Y3--. It weighs size 7.25 and is depicted in Svoronos, Monn. de la Grete 1 331, 2 plates XXX1 13. Sambon a. a. OO. 29 names the mint of Echethia. However, it will be more correct to place these coins with the un- agreed to leave Etruria's. ı Revue num. 1892, 212 f., 506 Abh. 2 Num. Chron. 1897, 221.1. 3 A. Sambon, Monn. ans. de U’Italie 129 and 67, 104 plate I; Cat. Maddalena Plate I 6; Imhoof and Keller, animal and plant images on coins and gems TatEV. 21,

i — 248 — Campania Kampanoi 1. p. 24. — Athena's head to the right, helmet with Olive branch wreathed; below A. RB. CATTANO above, £ right. Strider Taurus with bearded human face in profile to the right; between the feet of the marsh bird to the right. Double line as a base. Gr. 7.30. M. 8th from Coll. Maddalena No. 80. See 1.-B., Num. Journal. 1886, 224, 3. A. Sambon, Monnaies antiques de l’Italie 1 289, 766 illus. This piece is embossed on a Cymaic; at the The crown of the kyme comes in place of the helmet bush to the right appears, in front of the bull the inscription [KVMJAION and as a border one made of large pearls educated circle. In the original valuable work on the Italian City coins come from Sambon p. 172 and 286 to that Conclude that the Campanian mint was Palaiopolis, that is ancient Parthenope, to assume, an assumption that, however is not perfect. Because it doesn't work well the two labeled KAMFTANON and NEONOAITHE net nouns whose fronts have the same stamp', the latter simply as a Contrefacon from a samni- table mint to explain? around so less as just the piece from Neapolis from the still existing damaged headstamp, hence the older one is both and cannot be an imitation of the other. Neapolis 1. P. 21. — Head of Parthenope with bandage, earrings and necklace on the left; behind it Elephant to the left. ı Numerical magazine 1886, 226, 7 and 8 plates V 16 and 17 = Sambon No. 770 and 388. 2 A. Sambon a. a. O. 286 note 1.

9 — A.EOMoAIT - i. A. To the right standing Taurus with bearded human face from the front, from the one above him flying Nike wreathed; between the legs E. Pkr. Gr. 6.45. Arolsen. Plate IX No. 6. This Nomos with the delicate head, but poached inscription, seems to have remained unknown'. Metapontion 1.S. 292. — Female head to the left with narrower Bind in hair, Earring and collar; before that AAM | AT (2) and cross torch. Pkr. A. MET r. Ear with leaf to the left. Mus. Santangelo No. 4133; Garrucci 137 plate CIII 20; Regling, Collection Warren plate U 72. This Nomos is because of that interesting, because be pretty damaged headstamp identical was with the fresh one, which has the inscription FOMONOIA in front of the picture wore? and was provided with a fine line circle. This is subsequently transformed into a pearl circle, the inscription smoothed out and replaced with new writing and a cross torch was replaced. About the latter, before On the forehead of the goddess, two letters AT still appear to have confessed, so that one AAMAT7p to read is tempted. The torch has the same shape as the one before the head of Demeter with veil others metaponti- nicher noun’. The revision des stamp intended apparently the nymph-like head the To stamp Homonoia into an image of Demeter. ı A. a. O,. 236, 499 illustrations, Dressel a. a.-O. 116, 85. 2 Garrucei plate CIII 9; Cat. Brit. Mus. Italy 244, 59. 3 Garrucei plate CIII 23; Cat. Brit. Mus. 257, 146.

Sieilien Agathocles 1. P. 27. — ATAEOKAEIOZ in front of the head of the Kora to the right; This one comes with an earring, collar and ears of corn decorated. Pkr. A. Without writing. Nike erecting a tropaion as on the other tetradrachms; in the field on the right Triquetra. Size: 17,10.M: 8. PlateIX No. 1. Tetradrachms of Agathocles with his name on them the front side have not yet been revealed! The piece, although not of the finest execution, yes far better style than the great mass the Coins of this type. Moesia Dionysopolis. 1. Br. 20. — AVTKAAV r., KOMOAOI[C] 1. Bust portrait of the youthful Commodus with laurel and armor to the left. R.A| 1oVCOT|O| r., AEITOM Il. Standing more naked (bearded?) Heracles to the right, his right hand on the club supported, in the left bow and lion skin; in the field on the right the value symbol B. Gr. 3.90. M.8. There is clumsiness in the writing of the city name The fourth letter N was missing from the die cutter and the following Y is disproportionately large. A similar piece with that Image of the bearded one Kaiser to the right and Heracles to the left described Tacchella Rev. wum. 1903, 209, 26 plate IX 18. ! Rare specimens show the name of the Syracusians at this point, head, Coin. of Syracuse Plate IX 1.

2. Br. 18. — KACE:1., TU’HETAC r. Bust portrait des CGaesars with tank to the right. R. AIONVCOTIOAEITNN. Flaming torch. Gr. 2.65. In trade. Istros 1. Br. 19. — Head of Demeter with wreath of wheat and veil to the right. Pkr. In a round counterstamp helmeted head to the right. R. IZTPIH above, API below. Sea eagle on dolphin left- to; ear of ears erected in front of it. Gr. 4.30. M.8. See Piek, Antique Coins N.-@. 1168, 475, where before API A or A stand should, what on ours copy is excluded. 2. Br. 28. — AVT-K-M- ANTON 1., TOPAIANOC r. Bust of the emperor with laurel and mantle to the right. Be IGTPOL-SIHNONET GE ASICTFOC. TE 1. E The River god /stros with naked upper body to the left stored, the right on reeds, the left arm on leaning against the flowing spring urn. "Size 12.50. M. 8. See a variant Soutzo, Poids et monnwies de Tomis, Mem. du Congres internally... de num, 1900, 134, 10 with fig. Kallaltis The Erem Coin. St. Petersburg, with Hadrian the Sestini Piu musei 21, IV 12 the name KAAAA | TIA NON read, has the inscription KAAVA | TIBEP -L| AP and Tiberias therefore belongs to Galilee, compare de Saulecy, Num. de la Terre Sainte 337, 3. As « Phoenician » recognized them already Pick, Ant. Coins Northern Greece lands I 112, 296*.

marriage Nicopolis 1. Br. 29. — Like Pick, the antique coins of Dacien and Moesien AA), 1713 (Maerinus). R. Likewise (VI - | AT | PI | TMA. Triumphal procession des Emperor). M. 8. Plate IX No. 8. Here, as in the two examples cited by Pick two breastplates protrude over the horses' backs. pictures that so far not been taken into account are and probably two soldiers accompanying the car should represent. Thrace Abdera 1. Br. 20. — Head of Ptolemy III. (2?) with wing diadem to the right; on the neck a strip of the knotted Aegis. Pkr. R. ABA|H| above, PITON i. A. Lying griffin to the left; in front of it star with eight rays. Gr. 4.70.M. 8. Plate IX No. 9. Imhoof-Blumer, Monnaies greeques 40, 11 and 12. Cat. Brit. Mus. Thrace 75, 91. Cat. Berlin 1 116, 132. Svoronos, Journ. intern. de num. \ 65, fig. Tu. 8. The head of this coin first has Svoronos as a portrait one Ptolemies recognized. The text illustrations the Coin a.a. O0. However, they turned out so badly that the Comparison of their portraits with those of the Ptolemaic ones Tetradracinas Tab. IV 1-4 and Svoronos, Num. the Ptolemder plate NXVIL 7 f. does not seem convincing was able to. That's why I leave the picture of one here follow another specimen, whose head is also the one so far not noticed and the Ptolemies own neck clothing shows.

Anchialos l. Br. 30. — AV KAI AVP !., ANTONINOC r. Bust portrait of the young person Caracalla with laurel, Tank and Coat to the right. R. OVATTIANNN ATXIA, in section AEON, left in Felde A. Standing emperor with bowl and scepter a galley with four oarsmen to the left; on the hindquarters of the ship a Vezxillum. Gr. 15.00. M.8. In the similar depiction of a ship on a coin Geta! instead of the vexillum there are two rods or signa popped up. Apollonia on Pontus 1. p. 11. — Head of Apollo with laurel from the front, without neck base. Ra. TAAY 1. Anchor between A to the left and Cancer to the right. Gr. 1.32. M.8. Gr. 1.30. Munich, with FAAO. 9.8. 11. — Likewise, with'M.. R.H/. As well. Gr. 1.22. Munich. The names other Dioboles this one Description are: Ar 1. Gr. 1 44. Brit. Mus’, Num: Chron.- 1905, 332.3 »Pab XIV 48. OEO!. Gr. 1.26. In trade. Kr: >: 1.38: > KOMY I. » 1.30. » ! Description, the ant, coins Berlin I 133, 13.

BR LAKE He KOMY r. Gr. 1.21. Cat. Mauromiechalis 1903, No. 5 Plate 11. KEel. » 1.31. In trade. MA I >. 1.27. Brit. Mus. Num.: Chron.' 1903 Tab. XIV4+ 17 MH |. Gr. 1.36. In trade. N >»: 1.26. Vienna. I.-B., Monn. Greeks 236, 38. O1L. > 149 Paris A 0a. — » 1.28. In trade. rare. >» 1.35. Munich. | IoHE ». 1.27. Brit. Mus., Num.. Chron. 1%05,.332.2 >». 4.97..M. S.and>Munich. 3. Br. 20. — M AYP AN [., TONINOC K r. Bust portrait of Gaesar Garacalla with armor and cloak to the right. iR. ATIOAA | QNIH | TEON, i. A. EN TTONTN. Altar in Profile decorated with floral threads. Gr. 2.75. M. S. Pictured Auct. Cat. Egger, Jan. 1908. Plate IX 275. Maroneia 1. Br. 18. — Lying griffin on club to the right. R. MA above, PON r., ITE below, ON I. Adolescent Head to the right in a line square. Gr. 4.86. M.8. Imitation of Abderite coins, not of fine quality cuts. 2. Br. 23. — IOAAAT 1st, 919 TVA r. Bust portrait des Trebonianus Gallus with laurel and carapace to the left. R. MAPON [., EITON r. Standing naked Dionysus from the front, head to the left, bunch of grapes in the lowered one On the right, in the left two spears and chlamvs. M.S. Topeiros 1. Br. 23. — IOV 1., AlA AOMNA Fr. Bust of the Domna to the right, behind it in a round counterstamp CEB.

BR. OVATII above, A| Ci. F., TONIPO | v ©. A. Naked bearded Heracles Iinkshin sitting on a rock, the Left leaning on the seat, the right leaning on a female Like figure stretching out, the one with a bare upper body to the right standing before the god, in both hands holding a bow. M. 8th Auction Cataloy Hirsch XII Plate IX 623. Here Plate IX No. 1D: Approximately simultaneous coins (mil Geta) appear the female figure without bow, both arms, mil downward turned hands, dem Heracles counter- holding'. It is difficult to find who this represents. Arte mis, which the bow reminds us of, is excluded because of the completely uncovered upper body, which is usually Aphrodite and nymphs characterized. Here's to Jole, who one has to defensively imagine Omphale, Methe, Eye and other lovers of Heracles is also cannot be closed, so that only the shape remains about to be described as an armed nymph. With bow and Quiver appears sometimes also the Nvmphe Nikaia. 2 Br. 24. — AVT KM AVP .., ANTONINOC Ms. head of the bearded Garacalla with laurel to the right. Rounder Gregen stamp with AR (MAP). R. OVATTIAC !., TONIPOVY r. Standing Tyche with Kala thos, rudder and cornucopia Iinkshin. M.S. Elaius 1. Br. 12. — Head of a Goellin to the right. Pkr. £ Sestini,, Deser. 5 tablets II 7. Here Plate IV No. 11, cat. Allier Tab. -1Il 21 (Paris) ; Raoul-Rochetto, Mem. de num. 1840, 156 fi. Taf, No. 4 (Copenhagen).

FI RB. EAAI about Pedum or Fishing Hoes'!, by one Surrounded by laurel wreaths. Size: 1.55. M. 8. Plate IX No. 12. 9. Br. 12. — Ship's prora without decoration to the right. Pkr. R. EAAI in wreath tied below. Gr. 1.32. M.8. Hephaestia 1. Br. 29. — H4dAlIC 1., TIENN r. Bust portrait. des Hephaestus with a pointed hat and robe about the left shoulder. Pkr. ; x. Standing Athena on the left, Nike on the right, the left on the spear. Gr. 9.52. M. S. auction catalog Hirsch XL plate IX 633; Brit. Museum. Samothrace 1. Br. 17. — Head of Alhena to the right. R. YOAIMI3EYAON GRANDMA>3. Front part one standing Widders to the right. Gr. 3.40. M.8. See Journ. intern. de num. I 256. 2. Br. 16. — Kbenso. iR. Likewise, with &AMO ANA®APEOY. Gr. 3.70. M.8. 3. Br. 10. — Likewise. R. ZAMO above, &PYNI below. Ram's head to the left. Gr. 1.55. M.8. 4 Br 12 #2 Hbense, iR. ZAMO above, A below. Ram's head with neck to the left; in front of it caduceus. Gr. 1.32. M.8. ı Val, Imhoof-Blumer, The Coins of Acarnania 126, 35 and 36 plate III 16.

5. Br. 14: — Likewise. N R. Likewise, with NOPOA\, unlen, Gr. 1.45.M. 8. Kings in Thrace Kolys. T.I. 1. Br. 20. — Rider with coat lying down galloping to the right, extending the right hand. NO. KoTylog| above a Kuda, (Kalalhos) in recessed square. Gr. 6.75. M.8. See Sestini, Deser. 83 Plate II 15 with KO | TY and Kat. Brit. Mus. Thrace 203.2 with KOT |Y|O| Appear on our otherwise well-preserved copies one handle of the vessel and those above it Letters Og not pronounced, what a contaminant cancellation of the stamp. Lysimachus 1. 5.15. — Adolescent head with bandage to the right. Pkr. R. AAEZANAPoY above. Young naked rider in Gallop to the right; under the horse AY and lion- prolome to the right, behind it trident. Gr. 2.38. M. 8. Plate IX No. 13. These and similar coins in silver and copper with the initials AY alone or in conjunction with the Names ®IAIPPoY and AAEZANAPoY or the mere I recently combined the titles BASIAENE one group, around her as an embossing des Thracian Salrapen Lysimachus before 311 BC to explain! ı Corolla number, 1906, 162A,

958 — This one silver coins, whose Types and coin base are identical to those of the tetrobols of Philip I. !, seem to provide evidence that in Thrace the Philippine coinage system up to Alexander's had received death. According to the Attic system, Lvsi- machos only after accepting the title of king. 2.8.33. — Head of Alexander the Elder Gr. with Ammon's horn and diadem to the right; including A. R. BAEIAENE 7.,AYEIMAXoY I. Seated Athena Nike phoros linkshin ; in front of her 4, in the section ©E. Gr. 17.06. M.:S. Plate IX No. 14. See Müller No. 316. In the same place as here A can be found on others Ivsimachian tetradrachms the initial K, also in large font?; also M and MHNOA on the following: 3. P. 30. — Likewise, M under the head. ri. Likewise,

en The Alexander head of both copies is identical, the back of different stamps. From the London coin goes clearly the Reading £N&IO(soJ) out, while after the Paris, geN&IO was also possible would be. The monogram MH of the number 3 and MHNOA of the No. 4% are undoubtedly based on the same name relate and could this be that of the die cutter have been. 9. 8. 90. — Likewise, the head of unusual Character. Pkr. R. Likewise, the Sigma 3 formed, in front of Athena Lion's Head lefthin and MB, in section &. Gr. 17.20. M. S. Plate IX No. 16. See Müller Nos. 41-55. Mostis 1. p. 33/31. — head of Mosfis with diadem and Garment on the neck to the right. BR. BAZIAENCE r., MOZTIAOZ |., ETOYZ AB i. A., ', F. 1. BR. Sitting Athena on the left, Nike (on the left). the right, the left on the side; on the right Page of the Goddess slanted spear, behind that Sitting sign. Gr. 15.90. In trade. The data known so far the tetradrachms des Mostis are IF, KB and AH. Roimelalkes T. 1. Br. 13. — BA r., 109 (9) 1. Striding Nike with Wreath and palm branch to the right. R. ZEBA !., ZTOV vr. Tropaion. In trade.

=, I Some copper coinage from the Diadochi period Except for the coins that are certainly from Asia Minor which in the year 31% of BC for the party Cassander in allotted to cupolemos fighting in Caria, and for theirs Mint one because of des symbol, the Labrvs, Mvlasa is inclined to accept!, there are other copper coins of the Macedonians, according to my many years experiences usually also from the front Asia Minor come from and although at the Finds never mixed with European influences. Located underneath the following, the one the sons of Cassander, Philip IV and Alexander V. 1. Br. 20. — head of one young people Gotles with narrow tie tied over the forehead to the right. Pkr. R. BASIAENE above, &IAITFToY below. teenager Naked rider, hands on the reins, galloping to the right. In the field on the left there is a double hatchet (m), under the horse K. Gr. 5.56. Mus. Winterthur. (42.9.25- Me. “ ı Wroth, Num. Chron. 1891, 135 fi.; Cat. Brit. Mus. Karia S. LXII f.-and 1285 plate XNI Il u. 12: The ant. Coins of Northern Greece IIl plate XXXII 15 and 16. The types, shields and sword are either from a double ax (DR) as a symbol or accompanied by a monogram. What about the allocation of these coins to the merely alienated by Eupolemos mentioned by Diodorus, is that this one just “through a defeat known Troop leader with stamped with his own name should have. There is also no mention of him that he in the year 314 one of the Strategists of Cassander, but only that at that time from Prepelaus, the Sirategen who resided in Caria Cassandrian army and Asandros, the satrap over Caria, a unit of troops to fight Ptolemy's nephew was entrusted to Antigonus. The only thing that can be seen from this is that Kupolemos belonged to Cassander's party: but if he had minted the coins in question, So it can be assumed that he was a prince or a tyrant before his defeat a small one Carian area be, like e.g. B. not a lot earlier the queen Ada in Alinda. In the mere capacity of one, the satrap Asandros and the strategist Prepelao's subordinate military commander could have influenced Eupolemos all the less, At that time, neither satraps nor generals had personal right to coin money exercised. \If, what hardly zn What is doubtful is the two by Diodorus XIV 68 and 77 mentioned" Enpolemos are identical to each other and to the one known from the coins are, it may also have been this one who after losing his rule and quickly regained freedom in the following year in Greece to Cassander embarked had and then from this one to Commander in Hellas had been appointed.

what, —%— Paris. Mionnet I 571, 766. Müller, Num. d’ Alexandre, Philippe Ill. No. 76 a. Berlin. The ans. Coins Northern Greece IU Plate XXXI 17. 2. Br. 19. — Likewise, with BAZIAENZ above, AAEZANA |PoY| below, left in the field double ax ER) and W, below the horse ME. Gr. 4.05. M.8. Paris. Mionnet I 576, 821 with ME in circle line. » Mionnet Suppl. III 343, 568 with ME. Berlin (M S.). A.a. ©. Plate XXXII, 20 as well. » With MK. The distribution of these coins to Cassander's sons, the while theirs short Domination Europe never abandoned, is because of the certain provenance of the Not rare pieces are not permitted. They provide imprints one the imperial administrator before the years of death des Philip Arridaios (316) and Alexander, son the Roxane (311), dar and are at the same time and same origin like the gold staters and quarter staters with the name Alexander's and the monograms HK or W with a double axe, whereupon Müller, Num. d’Alexandre 19% No. 576-578 pointed out has. Just He was mistaken in accepting the group I come from Greece and the double hatchet comes from also on coins with Kassander's name!. Which Asia Minor city was the place where these coins were minted, whether Mvlasa or another place, remains for the time being UNCERTAIN. At the same time a coin is to be placed, which is from Müller not mentioned stayed, probably because he her for held a coinage of Philip V. ' The letter K of the coin Mionnet I 574, SOI, which Müller took into account, can because of the «with that changing Monograms (see below No. 5-14) not probably as The initial of the name Rassanders applies.

— 262 — 3. Br..20. — head of the teenager Heracles with Lion skin to the right. Pkr. R. ol top left, BA bottom right. Young rider in Ghiton and coat galloping to the right, the right raised. Gr. 6.50. Mus. Winterthur. Gr. 5.45. M. 8. Plate X No. 1. Paris. Mionnet 1575, 807 (Philip IV); Suppl. II 254, 656 (Philip V). 3a. Br. 20. — Likewise; between B una A herald's staff,. Gr. 6.00. M.8. Another example from my collection shows on the The herald's staff in a round counterstamp on the reverse, see The ant. Coins of Northern Greece Il Plate XXXII 18. The following coin is listed as a counterpart; 4. Br. 19. — Likewise, with AAE above, Herald's staff between B | A below. Berlin (M. 8.) The ans. Coins North (smelling launds II Plate XXXI 19. Mus. Winterthur. Plate X No. 2. There is no doubt that you have it here, as with numbers 1 and 2, either with a simultaneous embossing in the name the two pseudo-kings Philip III. and Alexander IV too do, or with coinage shortly before and after Philipps - Years of death 316! But the mint was one of the the first two coins are different and remain with us also unknown. I received all copies from Smyrna. One is also very common in Asia Minor of the anonymous coin types with shield and helmet. ! Compare the silver and copper coins of Lysimachus with AY and the name Philipp and Alexander, Corolla num. 1906, 163.

GOALS >. Br. 18. — Macedonian shield with Gorgone tone in the middle. R. B|lA. Helmet with Bush and drooping cheek pieces from the front; lower left in the herald field rod. Gr. 4.83. M. 8. Plate X No. 3. Paris. Mionnet I 553, 567. Berlin. The ans. Coins Northern @Greece I Plate XXXV 14. 6. Br. 15. — Likewise, with herald's staff I., RB r. Gr. 4.15. Mus. Winterthur. Paris. Mionnet I 553, 556; Suppl. III 251, 639. Berlin. A.a. ©. Plate XXXV 13. - 1° Br: 12° Likewise; Gr. 1.60. Berlin (M.S.). 8. Br. 15. — Likewise, with herald staff 1, Er. Gr. 3.80. Berlin (M. 8.). Paris. Mionnet I 553, 563 and 564. ). Br. 16. — Likewise, with spear mushrooms left, E() r. Copenhagen. The ans. Coins Northern Greece Plate XXXV 16. 10. Br. 16. — Likewise, with Mr. r., without a symbol. Bompois. ev. number 1866 Plate X 3. Il. Br. 16. — Likewise, with 8 | A, double hatchet ()!., Mr. Gr. 4.22. Berlin (M. 8.). A.a. O. Plate XXXV 15. 12. Br. 18. — Likewise, with B | A, double hatchet I., K vr. Berlin, Gotha, Munich, etc.

I IE 1%. — Likewise, with double ax (m) I., K r. Gr. 1.67 (M. 8.). A.a. O. Plate XXXV 17. Paris. Mionnet I 574, 803-805 (Kassandros?). 1%. Br. 12. — Macedonian shield with double axe (in relief) in the middle. AR. Likewise, withB!A, r. K Gr. 1.30. Berlin (M. 8.). A.a. O. Plate XXXV 18. Here panel X No. 4. From the usual locations the similar ones Copper coins, their shield instead with the Gorgoneion with lightning, Heracles head from the front?, Club, Heroldstab® or Torch® decorated is, white I reliable not to report. But these variants all seem to be the case to come from the same period and therefore older € to be than others, the ones with the monograms or complete names of the kings Demetrios Poliorketes, Pvrros, Antigonus gonata, -Demetrios II. and Philip V.” are designated. The oldest of these groups is undoubtedly the one with the lightning bolt in the middle of the shield and the symbols lightning, trident, snake, ivy leaf, E and >E°, all of which can be found on simultaneous copper coins again finds, from those shield coins Half pieces are. These larger coins show on the Front: the youthful head of Heracles with lion skin, on the back BA, club and bow container? and ‘! Wije on the coins of Demetrios Poliorketes with the Nike of Samothrace Here, too, the double ax is depicted sometimes in relief, sometimes in contour. 2 The alleged monogram of No. 804 is nothing other than half of it pronounced double hatchet. 3 The ant. Coins of Northern Greece Plate NXNXVI 8-12, NE OT) Be > A.a. OO. No. 13-16. Examples of these came to me from Smyrna. 6 A. a. ©. No. 21. This alone with BAZI instead of BA. TA.a. 0. Plate XXXIL-XXXV! ® Except noted this symbol just me three others. The helmet this one Coins are decorated with laurel and only in a few cases show cheekpieces, see No. 15. %° Mionnet I 551, 546 ff.; Suppl. III 222, 395 ff,

a ae are considered to be coins from the years 311-306. This time determination corresponds now a -before dem years of death Alexander's IV. embossed piece, that as The shield coins with lightning are considered to be the direct model can. 15. Br. 16. — Macedonian shield with lightning in the middle. R.AAEZANA|PoY| down to the left. Helmet with bush and laurel from the front, without cheek pieces; right in Fields »E. line circle. Löbbecke. The ant. Coins of Northern Greece Plate XXXI 33. There is also a simultaneous double piece for this which precedes those mentioned above with BA. 16. Br. 19. — head of the teenager Heracles mil Lion skin to the right. Pkr. R. AAEZANAPoY between club and bow holder; top »E. line circle. Berlin (M.S.). A.a. Above plate XXXI 31. Paris. Mionnet I 550, 514. These coins and the numbers 2 and 4 followed what has been said so far, the anonymous coinage with the Designation BA, which is probably partly about that lasted beyond the year 306 and to which those then followed with royal names and monograms attached, first those of Demetrios and Pyrros. Which places and to whom to attribute these anonymous coins are, whether e.g. B. Antigonus, Demetrios or Kassander, remains subject to further investigation. To the requirement of one until the beginning des 3rd century reaching Minting period the shield coins qualified with BA not only the handsome one number of varieties, but also the fact that ET 4 he

— 266 — from the time after Demetrios Poliorketes became king title assumed to hold, a series of copper coins are present, which indicate the simultaneity of imprints with and without the name of the king. Because these except on the not yet published plate XXVIH 11-18 the Ans. Coins Northern Greece III never compiled been are, let I here to Their descriptions follow. 17. Br. 20. — Head of Poseidon with laurel to the right. R. BAZIAENZ r., AHMHTPIOY !. Standing Alhena to the right, with his raised right hand, drawing a spear, on the forward left arm shield. In the field on the left Double hatchet (in relief), r. R. Gr. 4.46. Berlin (M. 8.). A.a. O. Plate XXXII 11. Paris. Mionnet I 583, 879; Tres. de number Bots hello Plate XIX 4. 18. Br. 15. — Likewise. R. BA top, R bottom. Ship prora vechtshin, right in Felde double axe. Gr. 2.60. Berlin (M.S.). A.a. O. No. 12. Paris. Mionnet I 552, 562; Trres. de number Plate XVI 15. 19. Br. 13. — Likewise. R.B | A. trident; next to the handle left 2, right Double hatchet. Gr. 2.00 Berlin (M.S.). A.a. ©. No. 13. 20. Br. 13. — Likewise. R.B| A Aphlaston, 2 on the left, double ax on the right. Brit. Museum. Plate X No. 6. 21. Br. 19. — Head of Athena vechtshin. R. BA top, R bottom. Schiflsprora right between Aphlaston on the left, double ax on the right. Löbbecke. A.a. O. No. 17.

Eye Pas Br. 152 .khense. Paris. Mionnet I 552, 559. Basel et al. 23. Br. 13. — Likewise. R.B| A. Aphlaston between £ left, Double hatchet right. Berlin (M.S.). A.a. O. Plate XXXII 18: 24. Br. 12. — Same as No. 17, with BAZIAENZ r., AHMH TRIOY. Lim Kelde}. X, Ta A. Gr. 1.36. Athens. Postolakkas, cat. plate V 1619. 25. Br. 12. — Athena's head to the right, on the helmet bull horn. R. BA above, N X below. ship's prora to the right, left Aphlaston. Gr. 1.92. Berlin (MS). A.a. ©. Plate XXXHI 15. Gr. 1.55. Munich. Cf. Paris. Mionnet 1 552, 561 with supposedly MX. 26. Br. 15. — Likewise, with a bull's horn on his helmet. RN. BA over, M down. Ship prora vechtshin. Gr. 4.35. Berlin (M.S.). A.a. O. No. 16. Here. Plate X No. 5. Gr. 4.30. Munich. Paris. Mionnet, Suppl. III 251, 643. . Br. 17. — Likewise, without bull horn. %. Likewise, with M. Gr. 2.90. Berlin (M. S8.). Gr. 1.93. Munich (0.014). 28. Br. 16. — Likewise, with fish under the Prora, Double hatchet on the right. Paris. Mionnet, Suppl. III 251, 644. Moscow.

u he EP, a, right Yo The bull's horn on the helmet of Athena (No. 25 and 26) is that attribute, with that on gold staters and tetra drachmas the Images des Demetrios Poliorketes appear. Also Seleucus Nikator left his portrait and also horses and elephants with bull horns decorate, Plolemaios Soter and Lvsimachos - that Alexander picture with the ram's horns, that too on Heads of the Arsino@ Il. occurs. It's limited accordingly these badges, of which only Alexander's is easily explained, based on the influences of the Diadochi period. King My..... 1.15. Br. — Head of the youthful Heracles with lion fell to the right. seBASIAEQ 2 .. BE: b. 1,197 between quivers left, Club: in the " MVlzıA1?] Br Center and bow on the right. Cat. Bibl. Turin. Plate X No. 7. The name cannot be deciphered with certainty. The coin marriage seems to be of Thracian or Macedonian origin to be. Thessaly Magneles [Demelrias] l. Br. 20. — Head of Asclepius with laurel to the right. R.MATNHT vr. ON I!. above. Sitting man Asclepius mil naked upper body to the left, in the Right one Handing the bowl to the serpent erected in front of him Left on the scepter. Gr. 6.20. M.8. The representations of Asclepius, the the snake fills, are rare, Auction Kalaloyg Deer XI Act XVHI No. 1344 is another example of this Coin (inscribed with a pearl circle on each side). but the snake feeding was not recognized.

HT Pelthaloi l. Br. 20. — Head of a nymph with a wreath of reeds and Earring on the right. R. [TETOAAJON vr. Hydra to the left. Gr. 6.45. M.8. After the: yet existing Traces the font the proposed reading seems very likely to be. The first coin the Petthaloi published Rusopulos. and A. von Sallet Z. f. N. XVI 9, XVII 235. Another, incomplete in Scripture, was located in my previous collection! 2. Br. 15. — Head of Zeus with laurel to the right; flash in the back. N. MOAA | [ET3N]. Woman sitting to the left. Gr. 2.35. M.8. Alexandros of Pherai 1. p. 19. — EN | NOA] | At under the heads of the Arlemis Ennodia vechtshin. This one is with laurel, Earrings and collar decorated. R. AAE=Z | ANAP | OY right. Lion head with open turn right. Gr. 5.88. M. 8. (Auct. Hirsch XII Plate XIX 1446). Here panel X Nrsp: » 6.00. Paris (de Luynes) with EN | NO.... » 5.80. Brit. Museum. Cat. Thessaly 47, 17 plate X 13, with the Reading ENNOIO®# interpreted as an artist name. » 5.96. Berlin. Z.°f. N. 99. Pl. II 2, with the Suggestions EA | A | Ag to read. » 9.96. Sir H. Weber (cat. Ashburnham 1895 plate III 102) with EN ir A AR The alleged name “Eworss” was also found on one similar with AAEZANAPEIA designated drachma

— 270 — read, first by Rusopulos, Athens. Mith. IV (1879) 157. From the Photiades collection (cat. 1890 plate I 171) This piece became part of the Montagu'sche (cat. 1896 Plate V 315) and finally in that of the Brit. Museum (Num. Chron. 1897, 104, 18 Plate IV 8). For these drachmas we now use our copy the Reading 'Ewodix as epithet the shown Goddess secured. This one, in the more ordinary Type of writing 'Eyodix! out Literature and inscriptions to Name of Artemis and Hecate known?, is here on Artemis to relate. Because the two Coin Types Alexander, the wreathed head (Plate. X No. 8) and the wreathed one with Torch as an attribute or symbols (Plate X No. 9 M. S.), put not the same Goddess represent, but are, what already theirs simultaneity conditional, apart to keep as However, closely related deities, namely the former as Artemis, the others as Hecate. After the Description Cat. Brit. Mus. Thessaly 47 plates x 11 should on the Didrachms also the Hecate head wreathed occur. This but is not the case, because the supposed ones wreath leaves put just that strip-shaped combed hair (like on ours Drachma Plate X No. 9). Up pheraic City coins appears yet a third female head type, also in profile or from front seen and wreathed. This one is however neither in one way the. others of those mentioned Göltinen or even on Persephone to refer, like it in the rule happens, but on the Nvmph Hypereia. About that will I on others position report. ' Shortly after this note was written, Journ appeared. int. de num. VIII 175 . = . » A [4 . ” . ” Regling’s proof the spelling 'Ewvodt&' in a Rodian inscription. ® Bull. de eorr. bright. VIl 60, XIII 392, XV 412, Inscription from Pherai, Larisa, Oreos, A 15 ut

Rizus l. Br. 21. — Head of Zeus with laurel to the right. Pkr. R.P above, IL | OY r., &IQ | N!. Branch with bunch of grapes and two leaves; Trident in the field on the right. Gr. 6.40. M. 8. Plate X No. 10. A variety of this coin and a smaller piece with Artemis or Nvmph head and star located in the British Museum. Scotussa 1. Br. 15.— head of the teenager Heracles mil Lion skin to the left. R.O4 | 3 below and left, ra above. Front part of one grazing horse to the right. Gr. 3.70.M. 8. At Fox, Greek coins I Tab. VII 71 you find a similar piece with both types to the right, gKO above, and He unlen. The three last letters, whose The order of parts is different than on our pieces not to explain. Peparethos 1. P. 24. Grapes. Pkr. | R. Helmet with Bush to the right in a recessed square. . Embossing one others type, the from one (Juadrat was framed by beads between two lines. Gr. 8.06. Berlin (M.S.). Plate X No. 18. This coin belongs to the group of archaic tetra- drachmas with dem grape tvpus, the Wroth, ! Num. Chronicle 1896, 89, 6 plate VII 4; 1900, 9, 10 plate 17.

NE a he ee a 4 A E a Journ. of hell. 'Studies XXVIL p. 90 ff. plate. IV 4-8 compiled and for the allocation of which he, after for that Kvrene, Euboia, Chalcidice and Skione pre- had been beaten, 'Peparethos found. Our piece stands as a didrachm of this genre now only there. The helmet stamp appears to be the same as that of the Tetradrachms # and 6 of the Wroth tablet are identical to be; The grape shape is the same as Nos. 1 and 3. There is little left of the over-embossed older image recognize as neck and chin one head. You hold it this with the preserved frame and weight of the coin together, it would be a didrachm to conclude from Methymna with boar and head of Athena, the dimension of which changes somewhat due to the overprinting would have expanded. Epeiros Ambracia 1. P. 22. — Head of Athena to the right from one kepheus wreaths surround; behind the head ». Rr. A under Pegasus flying to the right, Gr. 8.28. M. 8. Plate X No. 11. 8/2/21 — Head of Athena to the left, from one Oil wreaths surrounded. R. A under the flying Pegasus to the left. Gr. 8.44. Florence. 3.8. 22. — Likewise with lightning behind the head. Rt. Identical stamp. Gr. 8.35. Berlin (M.S.). Gr. 8.41. Cat. Brit. Mus. Corinth 109, 51 plate XXIX 7. The wreath of Athena's head on Pegasus staters comes, like that Much known to me, only on the following Leucadian stater:

— 273 — 4.8.22. — A behind Athena's head to the left, surrounded of a wreath, whose small leaves represent the receipt of Show grape leaves. R.A. Likewise. Gr. 8.58. Cat. Brit. Mus. 127, 24 plate XXXIV 15. Of. postolakas, Island coins plate II 638. » 8.35. Berlin (M.S.). Damascus 1. P. 14. — Head of Apollo with laurel to the right. Pkr. R. AA over capital T in a line square. Ver- deep square. Gr. 2.15. In trade. P. 13. — Likewise. R. Capital T, above A..., left and right $ | T, bottom ON). Gr. 2.20. In trade. Nicopolis 1. Br. 15.— NIKOT r., Orew 1. Bust portrait the winged Nike as city goddess with tower crown to the right. R. IEP r., AC !. Standing naked Hermes with Petasos left, bag: in the right hand, in the left garment and Heröldsteh. Gr. 3.30. M.8. SH BEL r., TTANEAAHNIOC 1. Bust portrait of Hadrian with laurel, armor and cloak to the right. R. NEIKOTIOAIC above. Star with eight rays in the Hollow of a crescent moon. M.S.

oe The back type is off. Coins of Nicopolis with the portrait of Antinous known'!, Hadrian's Title saver%Avıo; from different inscriptions (Athens, Megara, Arcadia, Aizanis?). Akarnania Leukas {?) 1. Br. 16. — Bellerophon with hat on the left flying Pegasus, in the raised Right the unsheathing spear; including &Q. BR. IEAPNINN i. A. Chimaira walking to the left. Gr. 4.53. M. 8. Plate X No. 12. Although here the ones on the not rare Leukadian Coins with the representation distributed on both sides of Bellerophon's fight with the Chimaira in various divorced Abbreviations occurring Designation of the city name is missing?, and a municipality name is already there indicated by the initials gQ, can be I£APNIQMN but not probably as an ethnic group of an Isarne or Isarnos mentioned city. Maybe will Other specimens can be found that cast no doubt on this eliminate the fact that they use the name 'Ioxsviov in the otherwise show the genitive form* usual on these coins. Also an addition of the name on [A]ISAPNINN[OZ] is possible. Achaia Corinthus Colony 1. Br. 25. — ANTONINVS 1., [AVG.PIVS] r. head of Pius with laurel to the right. ı Mionnet Suppl. III 380, 145 f. 2 C.,I. Gr...N*11072, 1521, 3832.£.2C. 7. Att ILL N°483. 3 Postolakka, cat. of island coins 1868, N°* 690-718; Imhoof-Blumer, N.Z. 1878 130, 46; Cat. Brit. Mus. Thessaly, ete. 176, 32-53 plates XXVIII 6 and 7. 4Z. B. $®IAO=ZENoY and BOPMIQNOXZ (at Postolakka a. a., Upper Austria. inaccurate and incomplete). 1.1.01 6N

R.C.L.I top, [COR] i. A To the right striding Athena Chalinitis, head to the left, with the right rearing Pegasus, to whom the goddess gives the reins thrown, dragging. M. 8. Plate X No. 18. Pausanias II Ah mentions the bridle of Pegasus: Another coin from the colony represents Athena Chalinitis, without Pegasus, with bridle, spear and shield, Imhoof and Gardner, Num. Commentary on Pausanias 24, 29 plates F 116. This one is likely on one temple statue, the others on a relief or a Obtain paintings. 2. Br. 26. — LSEP SEVRV(so) r., ..... ERAVG PP below and !. Head of the emperor to the right. R. CLIL!.,CORr. Building in the shape of a square, to which three steps lead and which is crowned by three Figures separated by two arches. In the In the middle of the room Scylla as a fountain figure to the right a fountain basin. M. 8. Plate X No. 14. The fountain figure, without frame, is identical to the one shown on a larger scale in Imhoof and Gardner a. a. O. Plate F M2. Colony Patrae 1. Br. 23. — NERO CAESAR AVG GERM. Head of Nero with rays on the left. R. DEANAI l., AVGVSTAI r. Standing dog to the right, turning his head back, above C P, left arch, right Quiver with straps, obliquely against each other provided. M.S. Plate X No. 15. Bibl. Turin.

— 276 — Instead of the goddess Diana Augusta Laphria! are just here their symbols shown. Elis 1. Br. 27. — Head of Hera with Stephane on the left. R. Fi % Eagle on lightning standing to the right. Gr. 12.76. M. S. Plate X No. 16. For a copper coin the head is special good cut. I, Br. 26. — Likewise to the right. R.FA | ZEN. Likewise, without flash. Gr. 12.50. M.8. 3. Br. 26. — Likewise. n. F | a Likewise, on lightning. Gr. 12.05. In trade. See Num. Chron. 1898, 292, 18 and 19 Plate XIX 16u. 17, and 1905, 334 f. 1-12 plates XV 3 and 4. Islands Naxos 5/1/25 — Head of the bearded Dionysus with ivy to the right. XAPONOE B. NAzl above, right. Kantharos with ? APIZTOZENOY Ephesus wreath, to the left of it Thyrsos with Tänie. Gr. 7.26. M. 8. (Auction cat. Hirsch XII plate XXXV 3163, weight before cleaning Gr. 7.73). Plate X No. 17. ° Gr. 7.70. Paris (cat. Photiades 1890 plate VII 1394). * Mionnet II 193, 335; 194, 341; Suppl. IV 137, 923; 138, 930 f. Cat. Brit. Mus. Pelop. 26, 29 plate V 17.

— 277. — This piece is not of fine quality, but of better quality Cuts than all others in this stater series, in the up to Now there are ten different names. 2. Br. 35. — Inscription rubbed off. Head of Pius with Laurel to the right. R. NA | II across the field, ETTLPANIAOC 1., n?..... (Sr Inv. Waddington No. 7147, with the information NACI Woman's head with scepter, the coin is mistakenly that Allocated to the island of Nesos near Lesbos. Paros 1. P. 11. — FAPI under the billy goat lying to the left with his head turned back. R. Two billy goat heads bumping into each other. &r51.20.M°. 8: See Num. Chronicle 1899, 95, 13 plate VIIL 1 with MA. The alleged one Panthers of Allier’s piece, Mionnet, Suppl. IV 398, 243, is also bearded Billy goat whose horns are not pronounced. Indeterminate coins 2. P. 10. Female wing figure rushing to the left. A. Standing griffin to the left, the right front paw raised, in a square of. dotted lines and a deeper one. Gr. 1.30. M.8. Half piece the one before incorrect Mallos allocated Quarter statere with the same types, 1.-B., Annuaire de la Soc. fr. de number 1883, 101, 6 and Monn. Greeks 307, 30 (Size 2.70).

BET 3.8. 9. — Archaic female head to the left. R.AAA Tr. owl to the left, Head from the front. Deepened (Square. Gr. 0.15. M. S. Plate X No. 19. Obtained from Smyrna. The writing is clear; yes It cannot be ruled out that one of the lambda would have to be added in M in the stamp. 4. P. 14. — Front part of a bull to the left. R.M/. below. Front part of a bull l. Deepened square. Gr. 2.08. M. 8. Plate X No. 20. See Cat. Brit. Mus. Ionia 352, 25 plates XXXIV 12, without letter. Percy Gardner, Samos and samian coins SO, 21 advocate said the allocation of the anepigraphal hemidrachms of this variety to Mytilene, which is also the symbol for it of the example described here seems to speak. However, it remains unclear whether M or = should be read here and whether the short line next to it is an I or the whole thing represents a carelessly drawn B or not. Also the letters of the following pieces that form the The above seem to lead to none safe allocation. 8/9/12 — Likewise. BR. KA above. Likewise, head tilted forward. Edge with relief. Gr. 2.04. Sir H. Weber. 6. P. 12. — Likewise, head from the front. BR. KA above. Likewise with the head from the front. Gr. 2.10. In trade. HE lake becomes A

— 279 — If KA should stand for a city name, you could close to Karyanda, from which beautiful copper coins with KAPY and Taurus Protome from the 4th century v. are known. Following these coins, the hemidrachms to be an Attic system seem, be yet the listed below very finely cut. 7. P. 13. — Bearded head to the right. R.El. Front part of a bull, head in profile, left- there. Recessed square. Paris. Plate X No. 21. 8. P. 12. — Bearded head with laurel to the right. R.A. Likewise, without E. Gr. 1.53. Brit. Mus. 9. P. 11. — Adolescent head to the right. R. Likewise. Edge with relief. Gr. 1.10. In trade. The question arises as to whether this coinage is not Cypriot origin. Dra:... 10. P. 15. — Head of the bearded Heracles with a lion Fur from the front, tilted to the left. BAHAT, Rear: PA above. Crossed bows and quivers with straps; left in the field club. Recessed square. Gr. 2.20. Copenhagen. Another copy on the market. A more common variety of this is known coin without club, with the declining one inscription 1 Imhoof-Blumer, Mönnaies greeques 307 f. 31 plates. F1; N.Z. XVI 269, 95; Paton, Journ. of hell. St. XIV (1894) 376.

— 280 — AAA', not AAA, like Svoronos, Journ. internat. de num. X 157, would like to read. His suggestion, these coins the Acarnanian Anpısis Or attributed to Assısis, can therefore not be agreed and the origin of the coins therefore remains undetermined. 11. P. 19. — Head of Artemis with earring and neck tied the quiver and bow to the right, over the shoulder. R. KAA below, ATAIA r. Rider with belted chiton and trousers in Gallop to the left, one Arrow firing. Gr. 5.75. Gotha. Plate X No. 22. The rider cannot be judged from his clothing Greek; maybe he represents a Nordic warrior, about a Scythian. I would like the lower part of the inscription to be KAP for Karkine? read where I could fit the coin image 'seemed; but it appears from the third letter clearly the tip of an A, so probably towards Kallatis is close. In the upper font you should have one assume official names; But it doesn't fit that female form Araix°. It should be noted, however, that The penultimate letter of the coin is not drawn out cleanly appears shaped; should you use ATAKA | [M] is allowed to read, like that However, we would have a Scythian name. Finally The question arises whether, since the coin is of a rather crude style, Inscription not a bit overgrown and in KAA | AATIAvöv needs to be corrected. Given the otherwise good form of writing However, this is not exactly likely. 12. Br. 10. — Head of Athena to the right. R. ZE r., AEY I. ear with two leaves. ı See the good illustrations Num. Chron. 1871, 165 plate VI 7; Cat. Hirsch XIII (Rusopulos) Plate XX. 1573. 2 Imhoof-Blumer, Kleinas. Munsen II 527. 3 This name is known merely as that of a laconic place. Prisci Panitae ask. 1, ed. Müller, Hist, gr.1V. 72

— 2831 — Gr. 0.80. M. 8. Plate X No. 23. Paris. Rev. num. 1903, 342, 150 plates. XVI 14 Seleukeia at Kalykadnos. 13. Br. 10. — Likewise, with zE l., KEY r, Gr. 0.76. Prince Windisch-Grätz. This includes a piece from the Soutzo collection (now Mus. Athens). 14. Br. 11. — Bee or fly. R. ZEAEY r., KEQN E? |. ear. Athens. Rev. num. 1869, 183 plate VIII 46 Seleukeia am Cal. — Here plate X No. 24. Kleinas. I struck coins 397 before, these coin along with another, with the head of Zeus and an eagle, Seleucia Sidera, the later Klaudioseleukeia. After However, I want these small coins in style and factory prefer to go to northwestern Asia Minor or the Thrace kish Chersonnesos embarrassed, where perhaps one of the Cities temporary the names Seleucia attached had taken. They are certainly Cilician or Pisidian not. 15. Br. 9. — Youthful head with laurel (?) right- there. Pkr. N. YEA above, AMTON below. Winged Lightning. Gr. 0.97. M.8. This little coin comes from Asia Minor. The first Letter could also represent &. 16. Br. 20. — Beardless portrait with short hair to the right; behind it, it seems N or M. R. TETIA i. A. Two men facing each other in a long chiton and coat, one hand raised each, with the other holding an object between them.

a; a 2 0 a £ >) — 232 — (This one looks like a Bucranium, from the men held by the horns, muzzle turned upward?) Gr. 8.00. M. S. Plate X No. 25. This coin is said to come from Amisos. That not adorned with a diadem and therefore could not be a royal portrait that of a Roman General or legates represent, the group the Back a peace agreement the Romans with the Geten, about with one the successor of the king Byrebistas. However, I would like more than one idea do not make this assumption, even less so they focus on one well-known mint location don't support can nnd the inscription Terix represent a female personification cation would be expected. 17. Br. 12. — Head and neck of a horse to the right, Star with eight rays on the neck. Pkr. A. Star with eight rays, one of which goes into one comet tail expires. On both sides of the tail one letter each (C or O and E or 2°). Gr. 1.65. M. 8. Plate X No. 26. This piece is presumed the pontic structure, the 1st-B. Greek. Coins pp. 40-45, 248 and Z. f. N. XX 254 f. are discussed, and one of them also shows a horse bust (Z. f. N. XX, plate IX 3). The representation of a comet is otherwise just out Denarii of Augustus (Cohen 1? 78, 97-100). 18. Br. 13. — Bust of Athena from the front. Raw work. R. THPHC !., ..N r. Standing owl to the right. Gr. 2.48. M.8. According to the types, the piece could be from Lebedos; alone the letter N, followed by two others (the second

-— 283 — maybe Y) protrude, is clear and seems the allocation not to allow the said city. T7ers is different as a name Thracian Princes known; But here he stands for the magistrate of one probably a city in Asia Minor. 19. Br. 17. — Lyre between two laurel branches. Pkr. R. BP in a laurel wreath. Pkr. Gr. 2.30. M.8. The Lyra with palm branch next to it is a Type later coins from Myrina!, with which ours could be at the same time. Corresponds to this city name However, the monogram is not; But it could be one thing be magistrates. 20. Br. 22. — Head of Zeus with laurel. Pkr. A. Linkshin standing eagle, beating the wings. In the top left field there are unclear letters or a GDP Monogram and below KA (192). Between the >30) Legs of the eagle Al. Gr. 9.40. Abbey Bible St. Gallen. 21. Br. 20. — Likewise. iz A. Likewise, with Al I. and two indistinct 'book- AZ rods between the eagle's legs. Inv. Waddington No. 7078 Plate XX 7, Kabeira Dia assigned. 22nd Br. 20th — Likewise. In round Counterstamp Gorgonion (?). ı Cat. Brit. Mus. Troas ete. Plate XXVIII 1-4.

— 2A — . A R. Likewise, with ZA !., and Ka. Al Gr. 6.80. M. 8. (Berlin). 23. Br. 20. — Likewise. - AZ R. Likewise, with supposedly KA and KA'. Al Sestini, Deser. n.a. 545 Ascalon No. 1. Mionnet V 524, 42, inaccurately based on Sestini; de Sauley, Rev. num. 1873, 125, 2 and Num. de la Terre-Sainte 181, 35, also inaccurate, since the Sestinian description exercise was apparently not seen. As can be seen from the difference in the characters and As can be seen from their composition, the group can neither Dia nor Askalon are assigned. Those too Dating to No. 20 (and perhaps No. 21) speaks against; because there is no such thing for coins from Dia to assume, and assuming the Ascalonite Era from the year 104 B.C. The coinage would have to take place in the 1st century BC Time of Domitian fall, whereas the character the Coins speaks. The number 192 probably refers to the Seleucid era (= 121/%0 BC), after which before the year 104 was also counted in Askelon. Our coins may come from this time, but without any claim to the allocation to the latter city to have. 24. Br. 20. — ENZ (256) under head of Zeus with Laurel to the right. R. ETTI APTE above, MIAQPoY below, left. F.k. sprint gender zebus animal to the right. In trade. "Nos. 22 and 23 could be examples of the same coin. e

be a an Pr a a an Bar aan PT ek FE SE Room Ya a ea N no ee 25. Br. 20. — ENZ (256) under the head of Artemis with Stephane, robe and quiver to the right. R. ETTI APTE r., MIAQPOY 1. Standing deer to the right; between his legs KA. Cat. Walcher v. Molthein No. 2841a Tab. XXIII (Kaisareia Kapp). The number 256 is probable to the Seleucids aera from autumn 312 and with H. 97/6 to the same, or to the Bithynian-Pontic from H. 297 = H. 42/1 v. BC roughly corresponds to this time the written character of the coins; but neither the raw one The style of the same, nor the way in which the year is placed is, show on a closer to determining area this Asian influence. Probably ask the letters KA represent the initials of the place of mint, and I don't know of a suitable supplement for this. hit. Of the perhaps Pontic city, which with the The inscription KAMOHNON embossed' is because of the mention Not to think of a magistrate on our plays; also not to Karkine, beyond of the Chersonese Isthmos located because on the coins of this city KAP or KAPKI, not just KA to be expected stands, and because of the zebus type and the preposition &xt. Kamoi or kamus 26. Br. 22. — Head of Zeus with laurel to the right. Pkr. R. In an oak wreath KAMO | HNON on two Rows including AP and HMP (1482). Gr. 5.60. M.8. A second copy this coin, out others Stamping and imperfect pronounced, made * See the following No. 26 here. : The upper part of the P has been broken away by oxide and instead of M could be N stand.

en 527 go Löbbecke Z..f. N. X 83,:50 known!. Sallet a. a. 0. Note 1 thought the otherwise unknown city was paphla- sonic or pontic, which is not entirely certain seems to be. If you take this as the epoch of coinage Time of Augustus or a little earlier, like that is the date with none the Pontic Aeras in to bring relationship. Page 8 Des » 100 » 118 31.20 » 129 a » 146 NO » 214 » 224 » 224 » 232 Corrections 2. 14 B.C. o. read Vitellius instead of Vittellius. 7.12 and 11v. u. Instead of the sense-disturbing “probably”; because » it should say « probably, although on Coins ..... also an Apollon Klarios ..... occurs ». to Prusias No. 1: Gr. 4.50. M.8. 2.7 v. u. read multi-columned instead of versatile temple front. Mytilene No. 1 read Gr. 2.62 instead of 3.62. 7.8 B.C. u. read TIYPPAAIQON TIAM®VAOZ instead of TIYPPAAI [O2] TTAM$VAOV. Halicarnassus No. 1. On a newly acquired copy this coin is evident, that the original Stamp inscription was AAE and then E by ver- diekung of the vertical hasta in | was corrected. 2.9 v. o. read panel V 10% instead of panel V 10. Hypaipa 1 read Br. 20 instead of 25. Z. 14 BC and after plate XLVII add: and XX plate XIV 422, Attach to Rs. No. 4: . A. CAITTHNNN. 7.11 B.C. u. read LTA instead of ETPA Appia 1 lies.Br. 35 instead of 25. 2.8 v.u.lies CE | B instead of CE | P 7. 11 B.C. u. read left stretched out instead of right. 7. TV o.lies TPIBQ- instead of IBN 2. 10 B.C. 0. read OTTOAENC instead of TPOTTOAENC. 7.5 B.C. u. read KOANN instead of KOMANN. 1 The kindled characters AP of the Löbbeckesches coin are not about- as to be understood as a year, but rather as remaining traces of a monogram was the same or similar to that of our specimen.

vi VIE Register . peoples and cities . Kings, dynasts, satraps . Roman emperors and family members . Greek inscriptions 1. Officials without titles 2. Roman officials with and without titles 3. Title 4. Other inscriptions . Latin inscriptions 1. Colonies 2. Other inscriptions Coin images Miscellaneous

— 288 — l. peoples and cities Abbaitai, see Mysoi Abdera . Abydos . Adana Adramytion . Aigai. Aigeai Aizanis . Acmonia Akrasos . Alabanda . Alexandria Troas. Alinda Ambracia . Amisos . Anazarbos . Anchialos . Andeda . . Ankyra (Phrygia) . { (Galatia) 2m Antandros . Antissa . ERS Antioch Alabanda . . — on Maiander... at 'Pisidia at the hippos. Antioch, colony . Apamea, colony . 203. .. 2583 . 182 . 140 226 fl. 52 f. 58 f. 81 8 . 140 ff. . 239 . 183 31 f. Apamea (Phrygia) 5, 9,16, 143 ff. Claudia. Aphrodisias (Karia) . . Aphrodisias (Cilikia) Apollonia on Pontus . Salbake Tripoli . 236 82 f. . 204 f. . 253 84 f. AL36H, Apollonia (Pisidia) . 183 Apollonis . | 113 Apollonoshieron 118 Appia. 2,146 Asia, province. . 1-18 Ascalon . . 241 Aspendos . ATDaR Attaia. REN N Attaleia (Lydia)... . 114 — (Pamphylia) . 180 Attuda Se 86 Bagis . #110 Balbura. 10 Baris . EN . 184 Bithynia, province. . 19f., 30 Bria . 146 Chersonese Taurike 27 Chios. Se 79 Comama, colony . . 188 Corinthus, colony . 274 Cremna, colony . khan] Dalisandos. 199 Damascus . . 273 Dardanus . as) Diokaisareia . rt, Dionysopolis (Moesia) . . 250 — (Phrygia). . 147 Dioshieron. 16 Dokimeion ABLE; Dorylaeion . 148 Slides. . 279

— 289 — Eirenopolis 206 f. | Hydisus. Elaiah . 56 f. | Hydrela. Elaius 255 f. | Hypaipa . 12 Elis. ie ee Ten Hyrgaleis”, Ephesus. 56.14 8,,18, 62%. Epictetus Ice . “149 | lasos . IR Epiphany BA)! Ieonium, colony . Eresos 60 Idyma Erythrai. .. 66° | Iotape Etenna . 185 Isinda Etruria . . 247 Istros. en Eumeneia . . 149 f. | Julia, see Gordos, Laodicea Euromos 88 Juliopolis . Eurydiceia 66 f. b e Kadoi. NE Flaviopolis. ale Kaisareia Germanike Gabala 236 — (Cappadocia) . Gargara. 54 Kallatis . des Germanicopolis Fe Kamoi or kamus . Ban '£116, | Kampanoi . Getia . . 281 f. | Karrai Gordos Julia. '117 | Kasai. Kaystrianoi Hadrianea. 39 Kelenderis. Hadrianoi . “002.2..89 \-Keramos Hadrianopolis (Phrygia) . 150 Keretapa En Zephyrion. 225 f. | Kibyra Hadrianotherai. ROUGH Kidramos . Halicarnassus . . . 88 f., 111 Kidyessos . Hamaxitos. . 54 Kilbis, upper. Hephaestia. . 256 Kisthene Heraclea on Pontus 32 Claudia Apamea . — (lonia) . . 69 Klaudioseleukeia . = Salbake 90 Klazomenai Hierokaisareia . 118 Knidos Hierapolis 12f., 151 ff. Kodrula. Hieropolis (Phrygia). “158 Kolbasa . _ Kastabala . 208 | Colophon . Holmoi . 200 Kolossai

ou Komana. tr tr a2 Mostonet; 7.27 Dede Konaus near ad Mylasa 4% 272, een Korea E Myrar IN Te Korakesion. =. 4 el Myrina rs. ar Sr Koropissos no al) Mysoi Abbaitai. . . . . 138 Karykos u. well. u 2.211780, Mytllene 7 9 72272. 760 f., 278 Kos sn 3 Kotiaeion nt, 159: e Nagtdos m: or sea collar se nobility Nakrasa. et a ET Kyma (Aiohe) ner German Naxos, "Island. 7 0.7 goods Cyrene . 2... .0.0. 0.246 f. | Neapolis (Campania) . . 248 Cyzicus Anne. on. _ (Samaria) . . . 241 Neokaisareia (Pontos) . . 29 Laörter u Aare 212 = see Philadelpheia Laodicea (Pontus) . . . 29 Nicaea (Bithynia) . . . 19.33 f. — (Phrygia). . . 160 ff. — (Kılbis) m — Tnliare EB3T-EI Nikbmedeia.t 2 he Lampsakos ra f. | Nicopolis (Moesia) . . . 252 Lebedos. LEE — (Epeiros).. . . 278 Besbos.Ka ee Niniea, colony . . . . 216. Teucas re FIRST LI IN ERS ee ff. Lycia, province . . £21., 170 Lyrbase ve on ze Orthosia (Karia) . ... Bf. rs Dee Magnesia (lonia).... U ee (Lydia) see 2122 Pactoilless u 2 ee Magnetes (Thessalia) . . 268 Palaiopolis.N Sr Magydos...-.: 252, LITER. 1 PANOn tea 49 Mäiotia r eu Parium, colony . . “. 2. 438 Mallo, Colonie.r. “he ala I, barlase he e 200 Maltoss rg ae ee Paros a En HE Maroneia. .. except 20 Patrae, colony. . . ... 275 Masikytes 4. 2s el Pednelissoae Sr Metapontion . . . . . . 249 Peltai 25:0, on Metropolis (Ionia). . ... 73. | Peparethos . ... . . 271 Midasiou "W220, 2 930162 Perga ar 20 Miletopolisi ; .. >. 2748 =. SBergamon rare 50 Miletus 1... 22.0 7a Sa Doralas he Mopsuestia . ..... . . 214 | Pessinus .'....,..- 228 f.

A Rkthaloı® pe. = h2mw,969 Phaselis . aan Pherai 1S2B9SF. Philadelpheia Neokaisareia 125 ff. — (Ketis) 217, 240 _ (Decapolis) 240 Philomelion . u IGSRLe Ehnokaia Me Around ET IROTIa De and 2 a N Pompeiopolis . .-. ... 220 Poroselene 61 ff. Trokonnesos se", et Eiostanna= would, 38.0198 Prusa 'am Hypios. ., i ...19 = 2.on Olympus: “.... 85 Prymnessus..... . ..... 164 Bselspol {f)2 7.05. ...0%281 Pıolemais-r. 0. 8,°2,.83:17.8°24] Rizus (Thessalia) . . . . 271 Budapols a2. TO Sagalassos. 2.1928. Saitta “i28 7: BumDg. 5s Samothrace . 26T; LAKE A R.E Sardinia . i 30 Sebastian (Phrygia) . LEN © Elausasse 8 918 Sebastenoi Trokmoi. . . 230 Sebastopolis Herakleopolis 29 — (Karia) »....2..2,-96 Seleucia Tralleis. . . . 134 »-+4.(Pisidia) SII5ER — at Kalykadnos £218. — indefinite . . 281 Selge . £196. Selinus Traianopolis. 2219 Sibidunda . 5106-1: Siblia . it EhgE. Side lisgie Silandos. a 0 9 Sillyon ie Ken 0 5 Skepticism . RD Scotussa. nal. Smyrna... 14, 66, 77 Soloi . 219 Stectorion . . 168 Stratoniceia (Karia) . 96 f£. Synnada. 168 8 Tabay . 68 Tarsos 220 ff. Tavion 230 Teion. 35 Temenothyrai 169 Temnos . yoga Teos . Post Termessos . LITTLE: Thyateira . 133 f£. Tiberiopolis . 169 F. Timbrias 198 Tityassos 199 Tlos 172%, Topeiros 254 f. Tralleis . 134ft. Trapezopolis . - 98 Tripoli Apollonia 136 ff. Trokmoi. 230 Tyana 233 Tymnessus. 99 Verbis 199 Zephyrion Hadrianopolis. : Indefinite.

— 292 — Il. Kings, dynasts, satraps Agathocles (Syracuse) . . 250 Lysimachus . -» » . » . 257fl. Alexander of Pherai. . 269 Mousesollos “=. Ira 0 Alexander IV $. the Roxane. 260 ff. | Mostis . . . 259 Antiochus I. Soter . . . 234 My , King in Thrace 9. 268 Aniiocho3-IX. and... 299 Philippos TIL NEED Antiochus IV of Commagene Phroates. LV. 2... BATHROOM — 'Selinus. 7% 219 PrasiassILL ve u86 Antiochus IV and Ya — ' Ptolemy ILI. Sr; 252 Sebaste#...;- 02 a2 Roimetalkes I . - =. ..259 Bambyke, dynast in ... 235 | Satraps, Carian . . . 100#f. Demetrios Poliorketes. . 266 ff. | Satraps, Ionian . . . £111. Eupolemos . . . . . 260 note | Seleucus I Nicator. . . 234 Hekatomnos » » - : . . £100. | Indefinite Armenian. 233 Koy's LIE ENDON Il. Roman emperors and family members The extensive index of imperial portraits likes it here suffice it to highlight those that are a little rarer or whose Captions are not common. Livia (OEA) — Eumeneia 149. Tiberius (KTICTHN) — Magnesia on Sipylus 122. Germanicus - Apamea 144. Britannieus (NPETANNIKOZ) — Apamea 144. Hadrianus (OAYMTTIOC) — Cyzicus 41, Ephesus 64, Hydrela 154. = (TTANEAAHNIOC) — Nicopolis 273. Pius with diadem — Teos TB. Pius and Faustina m. — Zephyrion 225. Faustina NEA — Germe 117. Faustina (ANIAN ®AVTINAN 50) and Zueilla. —Mallos 213. Pertinax — Prusa a. Olympus 35. Caracalla and Sept. Severus (OEW CEOVHPW TIATITTW) Karrai 243 f. Caracalla (PIVS AVG. P. B. G. MAX.) and Julia Domna (AVG. M. AVYG. ET CA) — Col. Laodikeia 239.

2,993 Sev. Alexander (APX. NEOIC. ACKAH.) -- Aigeai 202. Orbiana—Side 180. Treb. Gallus (CABIN.) — Seleukeia a. Kalykadnos 218 f. Volusianus (OVAOCTINOC) — Tarsus 224. Aurelianus — Side 181, Sillyon 182, Col. Cremna 190 f. IV. Greek inscriptions 1. Officials without titles Ayaun.. rer what Colophon 4 k Alsyllvar)ı.. 222.04 2.,:2 Ohsonesos' Taur. No re lay AygEmperNe nn. “Phokaia-. Avapapsos ©... 2.2... Samothrace Armani no Halicarnassus. “Adloyoe. Eee Klayomenal AnodMdwvidae . 2. 2.2 2°. Knidos AroMwvidng RR re. n üiphresosr- s ArnodXaviog.: . "2 2.02 Seleucia Tralleis. There EFT Tetra Apse... 0... 22... Smyrna Aporatvntoc . 2... ... Ephesus . Aploravdoos. » 2... . Stratoniceia Aaroroowogn. and... 2 Teos Apıarögevos s. Xdporos ’A-ou “Apıorog Aptorou. . . . . . Dionysopolis . En ra Net, Ephesus. . h Apreuid... 2... 2.2... Antioch Phr. . "Apreutdmpos 220202... Stratoniceia 97, undetermined. Mao.., Mav. . 2... ... Apollonia a. Pont... COLOR ao se un TE colophon ON En 0 Antiochbia .Phr... ADVENT in aan. Ss mAntiocheia Phr.: application) . 2.0»... 1Phokaia.. Anunreuos Mavoyevous . . . Sardinia

Aroyelvng) Aroxins Atovokıod Auretding Avpavrog .. . Ardzov ’Eyxaıpros , Eronmerns VEartorng - "Your(orog) 'Ertvovoc. - St: —(8&) m: Q — (= a8 Köpwvos . 2... Köxxs . Koun... NEWV IE N Ması. Oo... Meveixos . Mavidoz Mesh B. Nominal M- Metropolis Ion. Knidoe! no Strakonikeia Erythrai . Jason Hydisos . . Ephesus . Ephesus... . . Knidos. Halicarnassus Chios Nagidos Knidos Ephesus Tabaı . Chersonesos Taur.. Antioch Phr. Kherson. Taur. 27, Apollonia Teos Tabai, Leukas Chersonesos Taur.. Stratoniceia. SolOfsesener Chios Chersonesos Taur. . Ephesus . Apollonia a. Be Stratoniceia. Tabay Tarsus. Stratoniceia . Abydos . 216 221

a Me .r Bi: a Mnv09. ; Oiwvde. Ilzuooe Ilavsiov love non Hays a dene EEE LT ERERE Se ON IloAuZgeviöng . Iloo9&ov . Hostrreng. ars Ilkoundeoc Lleorx* Llvopadtov Ildoov DL ET N; Sat Zvoxxocıog Ioo9. Any. Zuctd(eog) Iwsioroa. Note. Trong Yun I> Tıu.o9eos . k Torox... Peoxios TYPES: DONE R.E ar Prov . Pouvilgos) . . NENERRVNE no Rh, 9 EN) ee Dr Xaoikevos. TERN LAKE EDAGRTS TERN R.L Po > [2 X&ponos Äpıoröcevou. . 29 — Lysimachus. Lampsakos . WHITE Ska rer Ephesus Magnesia a.M. . Ephesus. . I Antiocheia Thr.. Klazomenai, Samothrace Samothrace lasos Sanaos Teos, Tralleis Magnesia a. M. Ephesus . Nysa Ephesus . Kaystrianoi. Lysimachus Magnesia a. M. Indefinite Miletus Antioch Phr. Ephesus 7.02 37.0. Chersonesos Taur.. . . Ephesus Samothrace. Antandros . Antioch Phr. . Dionysopolis Ephesus Naxos.

— 296 no a in. 2. Roman officials with and without titles Aypinneas, bn(atıxöc) . . . 9 nvarröpas 8. Ansid&; A-ou 'Adnvorins Aiyaıavos . { Aiıavös (Llo.), no 05 because aeron « N Bar BE REN Atlıuog) Aroko, &py. AiQuog) Aorentöwpos, &py. Aldulos) OzusoroxXns Llowrors(ovrog), &pkarc en EL Il6. Altos) Tobpwv, daıkpyng Imrızös Are. 3 S. Neıxo 0. Avr(avıog) ’AXekavöpog, &py. TO. Areıddz Adnvoryöpon, AvEdNzEV. Amıoc ’AroXıyapıog 8. Tourıoz. ArorAddo(rog), orparn. - ATOM. 8. Alduoc. "ArorMavıos 8. Llartac. ’AroAAmvıog, &. Kpy: it KT. RE: ss Kiaöhoc ” A-.. he e 3. Kiaddıos A-<. L arlandung > -o = N = en IR ID GTÖVEIXOG S MAWLAYOG S. Aue A-c. \ yidop 05 8. Adaoe, AbprAoz. A@ TE 'hey ". uw "Epwoyevous . Xdoaxoe: Kr A GRANTIEdTng, &pywv ; a röss > Aox\nmıköng 8. DAdBroc. Ar Aononvaz s. Exrouısävos ’A-2. raravos (Ira), Kpywv . "Arzaros s. Il. Kiadıos ’A-c. Kap, Il. On. N, Hoya Maerinus . Pius and M. Aurel. Vespasian Alexander Commode Pius . Alexander Valerian Hadrian Tiberius Pius . Commode Oaracalla. Caracalla. Gordian Caligula Pius, M. Aurel Severus . Geta. . L.Verus . Nikopolis Moes. . 252 Stratoniceia - . 97 Lebedos ZH Silandos 133 Trapezopolis 99 Hierokaisareia 118 Keramos . 92 Apamea . . 145 Hadrianoi 39 Hydrela 154 Hierapolis 152 Hyrgaleis 155 Hadrianea . 39 Abydos . 52 Hadrianopolis Phr, 150 Germe. her Philadelphia . . 126 Aizanis 139 Aigai 96 Teos 78 Bagis 115 Bagis . 115 Silandos . 132

RR EN PETER u - 2 — 297 Arttadog Mentyıog . £ 2 Ado(ndıog) "A & RD MO AdenAuog Baooos, are.. M. Adeliduog) Ds ab or GTEDavnDögog M. AuehDune) Eiavbr 0sß', rn &obas M. Avp(ARıos) re By yp. Il. Auo(Adros) Kuvriavös, yon M. AöpyAıog) Meverxoc P', &oy. B' Avp(A%ıos) MYvıos Aouxıou, &py, & Ado(Arıoz) Ilaureivos ee GE Adalfduog) Se Ado(AAıoz) Er < l’xios s. Pass(ıos) T-2. = (4 IMörros, ypa. Aoxızös, Er. . . Aroozoupiöte (Ko2.) "Eötog ', orox. Eido(ueveous?) Eipnvaios . 2 WORLE Bra "Eeuoyevng s. Apreuov ‘ E- -c. “Eouorpar(ng). » . . "Epuöraxog s. Pobaros "E-2. “Eou.os “Epu.övad “Eotixios Edavoos, Eöonuog s A e OAALOS He& Zixog s. Kiabdıoe. bg Be Lnvov S. Kraödıoc N. BEM EaWPWE . line ho, Of s. M. AvoAAuos “E-E. see Kiabsıos E-< &ocaz (see AuoNduog) Augustus. Gallienus. Domna. Gordian Caracalla. Tranqnillina Severus Caracalla... Paula Maximinus Philip Alexander Tiberius Severus Alexander Commode Claudius . Gordian Nero. . Gordian Saloninus. Nero. Nero Hierapolis 152 Nysan out 129 Pioniaz ar. @55 Kaisareia Kapp. 232 Keramos . 93 Nysa 124 Appia 146 Kotiaeion 160 Kadoi. 155 Metropolis . 74 Data: Magnesia a.M. . 72 Thyateira 133 Pessinus . 229 Tralleis 136 Silandos 133 Laodicea 160 Thyateira 134 Philadelphia . . 127 Nysa . 124 Kisthene . 40 Hadrianopolis Phr. 150 Apamea 146 Keramos . . 9 Elaiah 56

no Zeadog, vlög mOAEOG, arpatnyYög “. . Domitia ... Temnos “ . 57 TOW.05, TEUTE Ho. 2 ..Domnazi. .. Stratoniceia" 7 98 .öeuro: Didorkrap, sToaTnyYBv TÜV Commode . Colossai. . 158 < © ar 2]R7 Sg IrAoırr05 see Toöduog H-2. d. ariovog s. Diaßros“H. Osuororrng 8. Aldıog O-2. (0) u), are 2% Vardealla: Hlaiaıını Ser WEsorvng, Fran ee Le ea Nakrasasseesle HE a re SO No. B0E030 OH De TIkosv no R.E ee Aurustus's Antiochtia am M Oo MD SAT EL Be Re en N.’ TobrLos Arodıvdpıog viög Kaıdpyou, FED ESE a EN En ee Pe een hr .. Adramytion. 38 "TovdrogEhryaınros, yo, and... Nero. ..2. .Hypaipa . S1g8RE “Toöreoe Kmddadds. » » » » . , ". Germanicus. Apamea. . 144 "Tovrıos Krewv, 6 u '=. 5... Nero... . % -Bumeneia@r 449 M. ’Ioö@aros) Ilavdeivos . . . . . . Mamaea . . Philomelion. 164 Ks REES LIDETBER SE PREINRORSDEREETEN Kdudng s. Toörıos K-2. Kduırros s. Dlarias K-:. Kaoröps Zanpafß). : ».. 0...Livia. . .. Eumeneia . 149 Köicos, AD = 2.02% 2 Gallienus? > ISynnadadelay Kiraugıava Ss. Odiria K- n. Kraxvöavös (T. Zar.) &oyav a ro P' Elagabal . . Sardinia . . £131. KOxddtos) 'Ageri is ayavoderng. . . Galba . . . Kotiaeion . 159 Krfaudıog) He Ren no 2 Beoverus, ze Strabonikeia 23% I. Kila0105)’Artadog, Avedexe Apızoa (TEA) RATHER SM Aurel “no Laodikeiasrsstnn M. Kraödıos) D. En “Powuaeivoz, ROY R.N HE ee no alexander, = - Sarlla rare Kraudros “Eotıatoz, vE@%6p05.-... . M. Aurel. “ Cyzicus . 2 47 T. KxiXaV:02) ZiRoe u a ee a ar Anhrodisar who Ti. KOasrog) Zyvov, Koyı. Apyıve. Gyeänke Ge ana et no. Dommaz 8 Saphreisigsgger ‘>

299 T. KAaxöd1og) Iroaroveizı Ti. Kixu(dro5) Puivoz, OTpX. Kreov s. 'Ioörıos K-v. Kos(varıog) Aroszouglöng ’ EVER RK: /,. vos, GTp. ıvros PB, &oy: a ' Kuvriavös s. Il. Abondiog K Aovyeivo; (cup.) . Nobxioe B’ Tod Pipuov, orpa.. Masdıxvös Ma&oxeiXo5 Masov. Merdtiyıos: ih Im?..., orpx . Mevexaoe) s.M. Aug) M-.. ee: Yo. Mevenmog, yoa..... Mavıos Aocklion) 8. Adplh%uoe) Mc. Mavooavros ("OpR.), srpX. MuTgoo&vns, SreDavnDöpog Mosytav Mosytovog, H:rö2XLaa2 Neixo. Goodbye, orpo. Neyosivos, &py. Nırou.ayos, GTp. Zevoprdog (AoX.) &py. aTo > eo. 8. Mnyopavros. Ovarepıoz Zivirarou Ovzor(o '(oe PtDotbes orpa na A K(apuwvix) Kiaudiavn, sreQ. Ilauoıros Zersbzon. Narixc (Ne.) AroMmvtov Iarıas Kmduirrou Ilavieivos s. Ada(rAıos) ar IlxuXsivos s. M. "Ioö(Arog) Il-:. Ilkiaywv, ravnyue. . Llsoryevn;. Soaemias . M. Aurel. Hadrian Severus Domna. Here, Btruscus. Caracalla. Augustus. Gallienus , Traian . Valerian Hadrian Gordian Caligula Domna. Hadrian Tranquillina Maerinus . Caracalla. Vespasian Philip Augustus, Thyateira Sardinia Laodicea Maionia Apollonis Adramytion. Hypaipa Apollonoshieron Miletus Hierapolis Apollonia Salbake. Acmonia , Tralleis Hadrianotherai Kaisareia Kapp Philadelphia. Klazomenai. Otrus Pionia . Temenothyrai Adana. Cyzicus Attuda. Kidramos. Sebastopolis . Apollonia Salbake Apamea Prymnessos 96 . 144 164

— 300 — 135 128 Tralleis Philadelphia. Pius . 1lorıoz, YoXUMaT i Domitian . vr HE no Iloxteas, &oy. ro. Leozdg.... Hrtßion. {} Yu k = ' Ilgeisxog s. P) Wr 105) 11-2. Ilkwrorswv s. Atos ©. Il-c. a j EN ee 8. .M. Kaa3tod) «. B79. ‘Pr Al hey Po30o5, GOAL On Valerian Nysa 2 5270493 Fanstina jan... . Pionia. ... 55 M. ZorhouıöTivos ’Aorpyvas, dv$örarog Domitian. Claudius . Bithynia. . 30 DEREGROE EV SA Philadelphia... . 127 Zereuxog s. Il&u.oidos D-on. Zıvinartoc Ss. OB prog I-on. ATORTOVEIXLAVOS 8. T. Korxudtoc) I-e. Imodevns, Loyav Tiberiopolis . Termessos . 197 Thyateira . 133 Tıuroroßoz, &eyıroößoudag) TooAAos, IvdUraTos Traian . Tpdowv . . Egg Gallienus. . Apamea. . 146 Tovoov s. II. AD: Log a Tovgav Pirorkrandos Gaius Caesar. . Tripoli 137 Tuyıxös P. velarepas) YP- Otaeilia Magnesia a. MW. . 73 k Toyıröc =. AdelAdune) " -2. Pass(ıo5) I’xios, &oy. a! To P Elagabalus . . Saitta 129 Davis Il... Pius, Naxos . 277 & — Paüstou BER Fanstina young... . Germe. £116. Pireivos s. Ti. Kiay(dros ) D-2. Poorareız s. Toboov P-e. Prrorarwo s. Zwounog. R.E RER Valerian Lampsakos . 48 Piouos s. Aouxzıog W Tod D-u. DA 105 N Amcknmidöng, GTo. EEE, Germe. . . 116 Ss too) Ze nn. . ."Hadrian Miletus -. . 76 T. PA&Bıog) ‘ Re 2) Meta: & 3 GTD. 2ER: Domna. Hypaipa . . 119 | PA&(Bro ) TER vEos,.Ypa . Caracalla. . Acmonia. . 139 Poißog s. Odsaılos). Dosang)” Eousinog, are. Commode. Mytilene . 60

sl — Knlov hey ara Anaustüsssn .Nysarra.. 123 XdpaE 3. Aoxidc X-< Nopne P,-vaa.uı.. E2..220.0% Domna!>,..; Dionysopolis .147 NEIEANGE 1200 RDY2 0. DO DD ee a Baitta. 198 Ari N E q ö b PR N aVDaoe re Sat en Claudius' 2, %\ Bhiladolpheis. -. 127 N . . LONDON no ee ce or Fanstına yes... D808. 2 47.79 3. Title dravoderng — Kotiaeion 159. 3» öraros — Bithynia 30, Thyateira 133. Aokaz — Keramos £92. ey yeans yEolXOU oe You — Aigeai 202. &oyı. &0) a @r0p0s?) Vol — SS 82. — Silandos 133, Hiriekers 149. ourog) — Termessos 197. oyway — Trapezopolis 99, Bagis 115 f., Hierokaisareia 118, Silandos 132, Otrus 162, Tiberiopolis 170. aoy@v mo@rog — Hadrianoi 39, Abydos 52, Philadelpheia 128. %0/70v x — Hadrianeia 39, Maionia 121, Saitta 129, Kadoi 155. aoyav a 76% — Bagis 116, Saitta 128 f., Sardeis 131 f., Silandos 133, Thomenothyrai 169. 1oyav 5° — Kotiaeion 160. 4 080 sıdoyou vide — Adramytion 38. Exsıreds — Satraps 108 f. BovAn (isodine, eisox) — Aphrodisias 83, Tripoli 137, Aizanis 138, Apamea 144, Stectorion 168, Tiberiopolis 169, Apollonia Pis. 183. Ypxumarsos — Magnesia a. M. 72 f., Hypaipa 118 f., Nysa 124 f., Tralleis 135 f., Akmonia 139, Appia 146. eriu.ernenYg — Silandos 133.

— 302 — k inrzixög — Apamea 145. x apoyıaz — Tarsos 222. vewzögos — Kyzikos 42 f., Hierapolis 153, Laodikeia 161, Side 180, Aigeai 203. 5 vew%0905 9° — Sardeis 131 f. — 6° — Ephesus 65. — Magistrate title - Kyzikos 47. Taynyupı&Xoyng — Apamea 145. oe WR rpsoßsurng — Pessinus 228 f. rouraysis —Stratonikeia 98. srevavnoöpog — Aigai 56, Kaisareia Kapp. 232. _ Woman — Attuda 87. oroarnyögs — Adramytion 37 f., Hadrianotherai 40, Kyzikos 44, Pionia 55, Elaia 57, Temnos 58, Mytilene 60, Klazomenai 69, Metropolis Ion. 74, Teos 78 f., Apollonia Salb. 86, Germe 116, Hypaipa 119, Nakrasa 123, Thyateira 133 f., Hyrgaleis 155. srparnyav Tv Tepl.... — Kolossai 158 f. auvapyıa — Antiocheia a. M. 81. uvedpıov veny — Laodikeia 162. ouvzınrög — Akrasos 113. Guvrrnrög iso” — Hadrianotherai 40, Aigai 56, Lebedos 71, Aphro- disias 82, Attuda 87, Germe 116, Tralleis 135, Hierapolis 151, Kotiaeion 159, Laodikeia 160 f., Sebaste 166, Tiberiopolis 170. ouvarınrös dzöz — Attuda 87, Nakrasa 122. ulöc rorsws — Temnos 57. örartızös — Nikopolis Moes. 252. oMözaısao — Philadelpheia 126. 4. Other inscriptions d.av, 12205 — Ankyra Gal. 228. “Adpıavol — Aigeai 201 f., Diokaisareia 206, Mopsuestia 215, Tarsos 223. Alvoyog(?), portrait - Miletopolis 48. Arscavdoobrorıs — Aigeai 202, Mopsuestia 215. r

a avedinzev — Aphrodisias 82, Attuda 87, Dionysopolis 147, Hydrela 154, Laodicea 160. "Ayrwysıyıxvot — Mopsuestia 214. 'Ager7, Aouırızvov — Bithynia 21. "Apreuız 'Erscin - Ephesus 64. — Ilsoyaia — Perga 177 f. AoxAymı& sorypıa — Ankyra Gal. 228. dauiıa eieoxX — Perga 178. &ouros — Perga 178, Sillyon 182, Pompeiopolis 220, Antioch Dec. 239. Addıvörv6g, river god — Keretassa 155. Adonduavor Avrovamvıavoi — Kyzikos 44. adrovon.oge — Korykos 211 f., Mopsuestia 214, Pompeiopolis 220. ’Aooodirn NyAsıx — Magnetes Thess. 72. BoosırnvY, Artemis — Attaleia 114. Axustne — Metapontion 249. Arunrea’Ersvowie — Adramytion 36. Arinos — Miletopolis 48, Aphrodisias 82, Trapezopolis 98, Apamea 143, Laodicea 160, Peltai 163, Siblia 167. 91x — Antandros 52, Laodikeia 160. ErEu9Ep05) Tö(ds)? Death of Edvoug - Tarsus 222. Zvdo&oc — Anazarbos 208 f. 'Ewodtix — Pherai 269. ’Elawveizıx?) — Hierapolis 153. Eorıx Mey — Germanikopolis 30. Zeds”Apsiog — Hydisos 91. — Zorumsüc -— Termessos 197. “Ho&xrsıros — Ephesus 65 f. \ 29% za abrövonogs — Mopsuestia 214, Pompeiopolis 220 lz98r0Xı5 — Hierapolis 152. “Irrapyo; — Nikaia 34. “Inmrorpdrns — Kos 99. 'IsoröYıx — Ankyra Gal. 228.

Dr Va ann. egg a WG u... T rn 7 y he IE IE VE ET ED x . w- a 3 y :r y x NN "Isroos, river god - Istros 251. "Ioves — Synnada 169. Kaısapeiz — Kibyra 157, Anazarbos 203. anerölıov Dessacrov — Bithynia 20. Kıyraı — Philadelpheia Ket. 217. x0!,6v — Mytilene and Pergamum 60. — _ Auvuxaoviec — Dalisandos 199. — Ppuyias — Apamea 144. Korovix 'Ayrovıyızva — Tyana 232. Köon — Nysa 124. — swreıox — Kyzikos 42. \ > Anre. — Tripoli 137. Anroix — Tripoli 138. Avöxzioı — Apollonia Pis. 183 f. Aüzıoc, Apollon — Sardeis 131. Avüxoc, river god — Kolossai 159. Maxsööves — Dokimeion 148, Peltai 163. Mr, ds65 — Sillyon 182. vintpöror.g — Anazarbos 203 f., Diokaisareia (u-s Kevvaridog) 206, w Tarsos 223 f., Ankyra Gal. 226 f., Kaisareia Kapp. 230. .- Mondetrng instead of Movexeng 215. 22 Muriinva — 60. vavapyıg — Aigeai 202. Netxn Aoumigvou — Nysa 124. Nerxörodz, teo& — Nikopolis Ep. 273. v&og, for öic or ß’ — Akmonia 139. veorspog — Magnesia a. M. 73. Nrdetx s. 'Apoodirn. 6, Articles — 48, 93, 150. oixoum.evizxog — Anazarbos 204. ö,.6v0:% — Dokimeion and Ephesus 148, Hierapolis and Ephesus 153, Side and Attaleia 180, Selge and the Emperor 196. öuövora Zeßaorn — Prusa a.:Hyp. 19. Obxrssıavor 1’aRdıryot — Mopsuestia 2 OdArıavot — Anchialos 253, Topeiros 15. 255

nF Tue! 5 [a . De. .” e e r ”> u ; .” N he Egg rel, pe E.g x r N N fe — 305 — Iavıavıos, Artemis — Ephesus 65. rare — Karrai 243 f. 72% — Apamea 145 f. 1159%:x — Tripoli 138, Hierapolis 153, Perga 178. “Pou.xtov vien — Nikaia 33. “Poun, 9:4 — Poroselene 61. Udodic — 131. Zessasin — 165. Zeßxornvor — Hadrianopolis Phr. 150. Zeunpıavn — Tarsos 223. Zivöoo's River God — Sebaste 165. Zvvolv... x) Zuv... xn — Tralleis 136. . Teros —- 35. 065 (vLös) — Adramytion 38 f., Saitta 130. Pavn®xros — Askalon 241 f. Piraderoi" - 125. PAaßıot — Philadelpheia 127. ATP — Kodrula 187. AMKT B —— Tarsos 223 ff. E MTI 8 Aigeai 203. EP | Oz | AN, EP O A — Sebaste Kil. 218. TT for & — Phraates IV £245. T — Damastion 2. TO VIH — Apollonia ointment. 85. P, E — Colophon 70. ®rTA, TbA — Scotussa 271. YT — Aphrodisias Kil. 204 f. + & = — Ephesus 3 ff. % — Hadrianotherai 40. ZEYE®< — Etruria 247. (T)PU PU (Atergatis) — Bambyke 235. uUY — Bambyke 235. 20

— 306 — V. Latin inscriptions 1. Colonies COL AV TROAD — Alexandria 52. COL CAES ANTIOCH — Antiocheia Pis. 183. CICA DD — Apamea 31. COL IVL COHC AVG APA DD — Apamea 31. COL AVG COMAMEN.. — Comama 188. C.L1I COR — Corinth 275. COL IVL AVG FELIC H CREMNENSIVM — Cremna 190. MALLO COLONIA — Mallo £213. COL SERG NEAP. — Neapolis 241. COL IVL AVYG FEL NINI CLA — Ninica 217. IVL AVG HA COL PARLA — Parlais 200. C.P — Patrae 275. CGiP DD — Parium 49. 2. Other inscriptions' APOLLO - Apamea 31. COM.BIT — Nicomedia 3, 10. CONCORDIA AVG — Ephesus 5. DEANAI AVGVSTAI — Patrae 275. DIANA EPHESIA — Ephesus 9. DIANA PERG — 3. DIVOSVESPZ 2: DONATIO — Cremna 190. EFIE — Ephesus 3 ff. FORTVNA AVYGVST — 15. G on Domitian's Dreidenar pieces - 3. GENIO — Cremna 189. LIBERI IMP AVG VESPAS — Ephesus 6. LIBERI PATRI — Cremna 189. lEPOS — Cremna 190. 17O:M. FAITHFUL IOVIS OLVMPIVS — Ephesus 9. ı These also include those of the imperial coins in Asia Minor.

— 307 — PACI ORB TERR AVG — Ephesus 6. PRINC IVVENTVT — 8. ROM AVG — Nicomedia 10. SACRA SINATVS — Mallo 213. SARD — Sardis. } SC — Mallo 213. SPOQOR — Nicomedia 10. SR — Antioch 183. VENVS — 8. VESTA — 8. VICTORIA AVGVSTI — 17. see coin images Eagle flapping its wings - 15, Kisthene 40, Abydos 52, Antiocheia Phr. 141 f., Apamea 144, Midaeion 162, Tavion 230, undetermined 283. — standing — Elis 276. — on torch — Stratoniceia 96. — Head — Balbura 170. Agon, seated — Ankyra Gal. 228. Aehre --- Antiocheia a. M. 81, Metapontum 249, Seleucia 280 f. Ears of ears and poppy stalks in a basket — Tralleis 136. Tufts of grain — 9, 15, 16, Philadelpheia 127, Anazarbos 203. Head of Alexander with ram's horn - Antiochus I. 234, Lysimachus 258. Altar — 8, Niniea 217, Apollonia a. Pontus 254. — with ears of corn — Kaisareia Kapp. 230. — between snake torches — Kyzikos 43. — » Flags — Seleucia a. Cal. 218. Amazon, head — Aigai 56. — Head with wolf skin (2) — Amisos 28. Amphilochus, standing - Tarsus 225. Amphora — Chios 80, Gordos 118, Nagidos 216. — on table — Germe 117. Anchor — Apollonia a. Pontos 253 f., Korykos 211. Annona, standing - 18. Anteros s. Eros. Aphlaston — Laodikeia Syr. 237, Demetrios Pol. 267. Aphrodite standing with apple - Attuda 87, Kidramos 94.

— 308 — Aphrodite, standing, spreading her hair - Ankyra Gal. 226, — standing, with Eros on his arm — Aphrodisias 82. = » Sandal releasing, and Eros - Aphrodisias 84. — Neleia — Magnetes Thess. 72. — in the temple — Saitta 129. — sitting between sphinxes — Aphrodisias Kil. 204. — Head — Nagidos 215. Apollo, standing - Lykia 22 f., Tripolis 137, Peltai 163, Palaiopolis 191, Termessos 197, Flaviopolis 208, Jotape 210, Mopsuestia 215. — standing next to stele — Nikaia Kilb. 121, Thyateira 133, Tiberio polis 169. — standing next to Dreifuss — Nikaia 33, Isinda 186, Cremna 190. —_ » with Lyra - Laodicea 12, Col. Apamea 31, Germe 117, Hierapolis 152. — standing with crown of rays — Magnesia a. M. 72. — sitting — Miletos 76, Laodicea 160, Sagalassos 193. — sitting next to tripod and table — Germe 117. — Klarios — Col. Apamea 31. — Lylkios — Sardis 131. — from Patara — Lycia 170. — Sidetes — Side 181. — Smintheus — Hamaxitus 54. — Tyrimnaeus — Hypaipa 12. — and Artemis — Apollonis 113, Mopsuestia 215. — and Artemis Ephesia — Dokimeion 148. — Head or bust — Parion 49, Antandros 52 f., Gargara 54, Hamaxitus 54, Myrina 57, Mytilene 60, Smyrna 68, Colophon 70, Miletus 75, Teos 78, Alabanda 80, Antiocheia a. M. 81, Attuda 86, IJasos 91, Magnesia a. Sip. 122, Apollonia Tripoli 136, Ankyra Phr. 140, Sanaos 164, Tlos 172, Side 178, Parlais 200, Holmoi 209, Apollonia a. Pontos 253, Damastion 273. Ares with Tropaion - Nikaia 19, Nikomedeia 19. — Athena and Emperor — Bagis 115. — and Emperor — Tarsus 224. Arete, standing — Bithynia 21. Argaios, mountain — Kaisareia Kapp. 230 f. Artemis, standing or walking - Lycia 22, Ephesus 65, Hydisus 91, Nysa 125, Rodiapolis 172, Verbis 199, Adana 201, Selinus 219, Ankyra Gal. 227. ? u, nn a FR “. PL» { en 3

— 309 — Artemis with crown of rays — Perga 177. — Nikephorus — Lycia 23. — with crescent moon and torches — Dokimeion 148. — kneeling — Ühersonesos Taur. 27. — on horseback — Aigeai 203. — Anaitis — Hypaipa 119. — Boreitene, head — Attaleia 114. — Ennodia, head — Pherai 269. — Ephesia — Ephesus 64 f., Nakrasa 123, Tiberiopolis 170, Cremna 190 f. — Ephesia in the Temple — 9, Heraclea anointing. 90. — Leucophryne — Magnesia a. M. 71. — Panionios — Ephesus 65. —- Pergaia in the temple — Perga 178, Andeda 182. — in a deer team — Kolossai 158. — umd Apollon — Apollonis 113, Mopsuestia 215. — and Tyche — Pogla 191. — and Zeus — Hierokaisareia 118. — Head or bust — Abydos 51, Ephesus 63 f., Magnesia a.M. 71, Knidos 95, Gordos 118, Sardeis 130, Kragos 171, Tlos 172 f., Side 179, Termessos 197, Adana 201, undetermined 280, 284. Asclepius, standing - Hadrianotherai 40, Aigai 56, Apollonia Salb. 84, Apollonia Pis. 184. — standing and snake — Magnesia a. M. 72. — sitting — Magnetes Thess. 268. — and Hygieia — Temenothyrai 169. — Hygieia and Telesphoros — Pompeiopolis 220. — Head — Abbaitai 138, Magnetes Thess. 268. Atalanta and Boar — Philadelpheia 125. Atergatis, head — Bambyke 235. Athamas - Teos 79. Athena, standing — 11, Bagis 116, Nysa 124, Sardeis 130, Thyateira 133, Apamea 146, Philomelion 164, Side 179, Dalisandos 199, Hephaestia 256. — standing next to Oelbaum — Laörte 212. — .» with Nike — Temnos 58, Termessos 197. -- sitting with Nike — 11, Kibyra 157, Soloi 220, Lysimachus 258, Mostis 259. — fighting — Hydisos 90, Demetrios Pol. 266.

— 310 — Athena Chalinitis with Pegasus — Corinth 275. — Ares and Emperor — Bagis 115. -—- and Hermes -— Hierapolis 151. — and Nemesis — Side 180. Head or bust — Chersonesos Taur. 27, Adramytion 38, Lampsacus 47 f., Miletopolis 48, Pergamum 50, Cyme 57, Klazomenai 69, Metropolis 74, Phocaia 76, Silandos 132, Bria 146, Hydrala 154, Hyrgaleis 154, Laodicea 160, Synnada 168, Magydos 174, Holmoi 209, Philadelpheia Ket. 217, Soloi 219 f., Seleucus I. 234, Kampanoi 248, Samothrace 256 f., Seleucia (undetermined) 280 f. — Head, framed by wreaths of oil, ivy and vine — Ambrakia 272, Leukas 273. — Head from the front — Lebedos 70, unbest, 282. — Head with bull horn on helmet — Demetrios Pol. 267. Bacchus (About Father) — Cremna 189. — see Dionysus. Bear — Hadrianotherai 40. Tree — Skepticism 55. — with snake — Pionia 55. Buildings — Kaisareia Kapp. 231, Corinth 275. — s. Rotunda, temple. Bellerophon on Pegasus - Leukas 274. Bee — Ephesus 62 ff., Apollonia Tripolis 137, Seleucia 281. Lightning — Undetermined 281. Bow and quiver — Attuda 86, Dra... 279. — Quiver and dog — Patrae 275. Bow Container — Erythrai 66, Alexander 265. BouAN, standing and demos — Teion 35. — see Register IV 3 see v. Fountain figure — Corinth 275. Capricornus - Parium 49, Philadelpheia 126, Tralleis 135. Carnyx—Tavion 230. Ceres s. Demeter. Charitable Group — Prusa a. Ol. 35. Chimaira — Leukas 274. Cista and thyrsus rods - Dionysopolis 147.

IN N Do 2 a 5 a zn EZ a he E . 4 r hey - ai Cult image of Hecate (2) - Pergamum 61. — the goddess of Myra — Lykia 23 f. — between lions — Philadelpheia 127. — in double shrine — Aspendos 173. —- Halicarnassus 89. Dolphin — Poroselene 62. Demeter seeing, with ears of grain and torch - Prusa a. Hyp. 19, Klazomenai 69, Sebaste 165. — standing with torches — Side 180, Etenna 185. — enthroned — Akmonia 139, Magydos 175. — Bleusinia, enthroned — Adramytion 36 f. — in a zebug team — Eirenopolis 207. — and Kore, standing — Elaia 57. ——- and Men — Silandos 132. — and the Pisidian goddess — Kibyra 157. — Head — Metapontum 249, Istros 251. Statues of Demeter on the rotunda - Kyzikos 42 ff. Demos standing and Bovrn — Teion 35. — Bust portrait see Register IV 4 see v. Diadem, headdress of Pius - Teos 78. Dikaiosyne standing — Prymnessos 164. — sitting — Prymnessos 164. Dionysus standing - 13, Col. Apamea 31, Adramytion 37, Hadrianoi 39, Kilbis 120, Nysa 123, Midaeion 162, Apollonia Pis. 183, Sagalassos 194, Verbis 199, Laörte 212, Maroneia 254. — standing next to stele — Teos 78. — and Pan — Magnesia a. M. 73, Hypaipa 119, Kidyessos 158, Apollonia Pis. 184. — on the arm of Hermes — Peltai 163. — Auvirng in Cradle — Nikaia 34. — sitting — Heraclea a. Pontus 32. Dionysus, head or bust portrait - Heraclea a. P. 32, Heraclea ion. 69, Alinda 80, Dionysopolis 147, Laodicea 160, Sebaste 165, Nagidos 215, Naxos 277, Cyrene 246. — Head from the front — Teos 78. — » bearded — Naxos 276. Dioscuri, standing - Teos 79, Apamea 144. — and Helena — Sibidunda 166, Kodrula 187.

— 2 — Dioscuri, decorative statues — Sagalassos 195. Dioscuri hats — Phokaia 77, Tabai 98. Double ax - Orthosia 95, Eumeneia 149, Diadochi period 260 ff. Doppelkopf — Lampsakos 47 f. Tripod — Lykia 24, Myrina 57, Eurydiceia 66 f., Smyrna 68, Knidos 95, Hierapolis 152, Sanaos 165. Trident - Demetrios Pol. £266. Elephant head - Seleucus I. 134. Eleutheria, standing - Lykia 24. “. Elpis, standing - Lykia 22. Eparchies, three standing — Tarsus 224 f. Eros on the arm of Aphrodite - Aphrodisias 82. — and Aphrodite — Aphrodisias 84, Kidramos 94. — and Aphrodite Neleia — Magnetes Thess. 72. — and Anteros with torches — Aphrodisias 82 f. — during the robbery of Persephone — Maionia 121. Owl - Undetermined 278, 282. — on amphora — Synnada 168. Eurydice, portrait — Eurydiceia 66 f. Torch – Ephesus 64, Hieropolis Kastabala 208, Dionysopolis Moes. 251. : — with snake — Kyzikos 41 ff. — with snake, ears of wheat and poppies — Kyzikos 43 f. Fig leaf — Idyma 92. Wing figure, feminine - Undetermined 277. River Gods and Tyche s. Tyche. — Aulindenos — Keretapa 155. — Dvureios — Dokimeion 147. — Eurymedon — Timbrias 198. — Hermos and Hyllos — Saitta 129. — Istros — Istros 251. — Cataracts — Magydos 175. — Cydnos — Tarsus 221, 224. — ZLycus — Attaleia 114, Kolossai 159, Laodicea 161. — Melas — Side 179. — Pyramos — Mopsuestia 214. — Sindros — Sebaste 165.

Harpocrates — Seleucia Pis. 195. Fortuna in the Temple -- Col. Antioch 183. — 8 Tyches. Cornucopia — Parion 49, Kilbis 120. — Attribute of Helios — Lyrbe 212, Galley — Kyzikos 46, Abydos 52, Anchialos 253. Ganymedes — Dardanus 53, Ilion 54. Genius with bowl and cornucopia — Cremna 189. — with rudder and cornucopia — Apollonia Salb. 85. Gorgoneion — Aspendos 173, Side 178, Kelenderis 210. Gorgon head in profile - Antiochus I. 234. God of Tarsus - Antiochus IX. 235. Deities, the three Capitoline - 17, Hydrela 154. — indefinite — Petthaloi 269, Tralleis 136, Dionysopolis 147, Otrus 162, Stektorion 168, Kraos 171, Kodrala 187, Pedne lissos 191, Sagalassos 191, Anazarbos 204, Tarsos 222. — indeterminate, head — Aphrodisias Kil. 204, Holmoi 209, Tarsus 221, Etruria 247, undetermined 279. Pomegranate — Page 179, > Griffin, standing - Undetermined 277. e.g 2 — jumping — Chersonese Taur. 27 f. — lying — Abdera 252, Maroneia 254. — sitting — Teos 77. — Head — Phocaia £76. Hades s. Theft of Persephone. Hands entwined — Lycia 24. Harpe — Laodicea (Pontos) 29. N 7 en u BT u God of healing, youthful - Pergamum 50. Hekate, standing — Stratoniceia 98. — three-figured — Ankyra Gal. 228, — Cult image — Pergamon 61. — Head — Pherai 270, Stratoniceia 98. Helen between the Dioscuri — Sibidunda 166, Kodrula 187. Helios, standing — Nysa 125, Hieropolis Katabalı 208, Lyrbe 212. — Head or bust portrait — Apollonia Salb. 84, all-round 88, ie) Kidramos 94, Tralleis 135, Hierapolis 151, Boloi 220, Assaz e = Syr. 236, Gabala 236. | I 20*

— 314 — Helmet — Miletopolis 48, Diadochi copper 263 ff., Peparethos 271. Helmet decorations, Lampsakos 48. Hephaestus, seated - Aizanis 138. — Bust portrait — Hephaestia 256. Hera, standing - 11, Laodicea 162. — standing at Schiffsprora — 10. — Head — Elis 276. Herakleitos - Ephesus 65 f. Heracles, seeing - Germe 116, Thyateira 134, Synnada 169, Konana 188, Dionysopolis 250. — standing (Farnese) — 13, Hierapolis 152. egg: » with Hesperide bowls — Siblia 167, Prostanna 192, Tarsus 223. — standing with the hydra — aha (Pontos) 29. — sitting and nymph — Topeiros 254 f. — Head, juvenile — Heraclea a. Pontos 32, Antissa 59, Erythrai 66, Alinda 80, diadoche copper 262 ff., King My... 268, Scotussa 271. — Bearded head — Gordos 117, Kaystrianoi 120. — from the front — Dra... 279. Hermes, standing - Kidramos 94, Bria 146, Temenothyrai 169, Aspendos 174, Kodrula 187, a 194, Seleukeia Pis. 195, Nicopolis Ep. 273. — with child Dionysus — Peltai 163. — sitting — Apamea 146. — and Athena — Hierapolis 151. — Head — Col. Apamea 31, Cyzicus 41, Eresos 60, Phokaia 77, Dokimeion 147, Kibyra 156, Myra 171. Caduceus — Balbura 171, Myra 171, Aspendos 173. Hermias next to Delphin -— Iasos 91. Heroes — Metropolis 74 f., Sillyon 181, a) 192. — on ship's prora — Teos 79. — with double ax on horseback — Tripoli 137. — Head — Prusa a. Ol. 35, Metropolis 74, Tabai 98, Epicteis 149, - Kibyra 156. Hipparchus, seated - Nikaia 34. Hippocrates, seated — Kos 99. Hirsch — Ephesus 62 ff., Euromos 88, Akrasos 113, Gordos 118, Apamea 144, Ma 171, Tlos 173, Etruria 247, undetermined 284. He a a A EB Er a a Tr a a ne I Ya ar' TR, he' EN et al ATIA at Sn