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DESCRIPTION
OF MEDALS
V ANTIQUES,
“
GREEKS AND ROMANS.
WARNING.
The complete work, composed of six volumes of text and one volume
of boards, sells for io5 fr.
Supplement to the Greek Medals (Paris, 18x9), 1/1-8^.,
volume I, with figures ao
Volume II (Biris, x8aa }, with figures. • a4
Volume m (Paris, i8a4), with figures 3o
Volume rv (Paris, xSag), with figures 3o
(Volume T is in press.^
Rarity and do: price of Roman medals (Paris,
1837), second edition, a vol. i>t-8**., with figures, brocb. . . 33
We can compare the following volumes:
Description of Greek Medals, in-%^. : the rV volumes,
V and VI, broch. , fig Sg
— Idem, volumes T and TI, brocb. , fig Sg
— Same as volume VI. , , i5
Collection of plans for Greek medals, x vol. ... 3o
OF ^IMPRIMERIE DE CRAPELET,
o
RUE DE VAUGIRARD, N" 9
DESCRIPTION
OF MEDALS
ANTIQUES,
GREEKS AND ROMANS,
WITH
THEIR DEGREE OF RARITY AND THEIR ESTIMATE,
Work serving as a catalog to a suite of more than twenty thousand sulfur footprints, taken from the original pieces;
By t. E. Mionnet,
KNIGHT OF THE ROYAL L*0&OKE OF THE L^GIOn of hoHJTBUR,
DEPUTY CONSULTANT of the Cabinet of Medals and Antiques of the Bibliothèqae da Roi, of the Academy of Gortona, of those d*Archaeology of Rome, of the Georgiphiles of Florence, of Livonme, of Tolterra, of the Companies of Arezzo and of the Columbarium of Florence, of the Academy of Sciences and Belles-Lettres of Marseille, etc. , etc.
SUPPLEMENT.
VOLUME FOUR.
IN PARIS,
The Author, at the Bibliothèque du Roi, rue de Richelieu; At ^ Debure brothers, Booksellers of the King and the Library du Roi, rue Serpente, n**. 7.
Mr. DCCC. XXIX.
V
'I
nVoi-^ DESCRIPTION
OF MEDALS
ANTIQUES,
GREEKS AND ROMANS.
SUPPLEMENT.
PELQPONESE.
PELOPONNESVS, nunc Mora-Villajeti, Morèa.
See, in the Description Volume //. p^ i5o et seq., i*. ies Midaiislands Greek AUTONOMOUS, in silver and bronze^ rows at the generality EC after the old classification, and described today as coins of the Achaeanrut League^, if after V interesting work, on this subject, from Mr. Cousinery; a°. the Greek autonomous ones in bronze from the same league; 3^. and finally the Greek XMPiniALE Medals, in bronze, falsely attributed to the generality of the Peloponnese, of
Antinous. L.Veras. Septimius Severus.
SUPPLEMENT.
COINS OF THE AGHEAN LEAGUE.
Coins attributed to the early days of the League
without city symbol,
I. Yellow Head of Jupiter, right.
i^. ^ , in uae laurel wreath? Q. Cousinery,
Hist. test. and writes, about the Monri. of the Achaean League,
p. 28. PL L N°. T. Clas, I. and Mus. Sanclem, Num,
salt. t. /. p. 162. . . A. and jE.4.-R*.-F*.-i2 fr. and 8 fr.
Volume IV, Su??. A
2 ACHAIB.
2. Bare head of Jupiter, right.
it. )(, in xj^jfie laurel wreath? p. Cousi- nery, Le -E.3.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.
3. Laureate head of Jupiter, left; behind, rY*A.
i(.
Goasiaery, l. c. PI. I.N*. a. Class i.
Mbnnoies of the Achaean League, with legends or characteristic symbols,
jâegina insula.
4. Laurel head of Jupiter, right.
iMonog. 320. I .all in one cou- monog. 321. X *•[ laurel thorn {a). Fish. I have. A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
r Monog. 320.
5. Other; |m. 322.
j Fish.
{Monog. 324- X my og. 325 » \Id.U. A.. 3.-C.-F.O.-3 f r. Fish.
CoDsinery, Hist. essay. and crit.^. 3o. PI. I.N”. a. Cl. 3.
r Monog. 326. j all in one cou-
7. Other; ■{ 327. \ laurel ring.
(Fish. j A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
8. Other, almost similar A..3.-C.-F.0.-3 fr.
Aegira Achaiae.
g. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
{Anterior part j all in one cou- of a goat. > laurel thorn. □. AA X Kl. J A..3.-R' .-F.*.-6 fr.
Consinery, 1. c. p. 46. PI I. N*. 4. Class 5. (4Sk) See Description. T.H.p. i54. N**. 40
ACHAIA. '6
10. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
{Anterior part) all rfans tine cou- of goat. (form of laurel. Q. {a), T'A X AY 3 A.3.-R'.-F.*,-6 fr. *
Conainery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 46. P.I. J.N**. 6. Class 5.
1 1 . Naked Jupiter, standing, left, laying on the jnain right a Victory who presents him with a crown; the right hand on the pole; behind, a name of my mother impaired gistrate.
^. AXAIQN FAT AN. Seated woman, left,
holding with his raised right hand a crown, and the
left on the pole ^ in front, ; between the feet of
seat, a large fish, as it appears. □. Seslini, sopra le Med, ant. degli Achei Diss, p, 23. Tab, 1, Fig, 3 JS.5.-R6.-F.0.-30 IV.
Aegium Achaicue.
12. AiriEON. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. ^. \ j^p Wonne de laurel Cô).
i3. Laureate head of Jupiter, right,
i^. Ain. , ^ and another monogram; below the first monog. , a thunderbolt; all in one cou- laurel wreath. D A..3.-R^.-F.*.-24 fr» »
CoQsinery, 1. c. p. 58. PL I. N». 3. Class 6.
{fC) See the Varieties, T. H. p. i5o et seq. of our Description. N“”.6and7. ' • ■•'' ^ •
{b) See the Varieties, Description. T. II. p. 164. No. 119 and Lao.
A*
4 IN CHAYE.
14. HPAKAEIOS. Jupiter standing, left, with the same attributes as at N^. 1 1 .
i^. AXAmN. AiriEON. Same type of woman seated only at N**. 11. D JE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Achei. p. a4. N^. 4. Tab. I.Fig. 4.
i5. KIîOM Jupiter standing.
i^. AX.... AiriEQN. Seated woman. D. Sestini, /. c. p. 25. N^» 5 iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Arcadiae shouted.
16. Jupiter standing.
^. AXAI12N. AAEI12N. Seated woman, as in
N^. 1 1 ; above, the moiogram (828 or 829), in
countermark. □ ^.5.-R^.-F. 0.-24 ^^'
Sestini, 1. c. p. 35. 9. Tab. I.Fig. 7.
Antigonia jàrcadiae^ olim Mantinea.
“
17. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
{A ^ N) all in a courtyard, of CQ j laur. a. (a). A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Consinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 35. Pi. I. N**. 5. Class 3.
18. Other; | ^^^^ lld.U,. A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
{mionog. ooo. |
Consinery, 1. c.
jirgos ArgoUcUs.
19. Laurel head of Jupiter, right.
(^)
) ^ i ^^ *^"*' ^^^s ^^^ crown
^* \ Wolf's head, fdelaur. □. A..4.-Rf .F.*.-24 f. (right. J
Consinery, l. c. p. 38. PI. I.N«. 6. Class 4*
(a) See the Varieties in our Description. T. II. p. iSt and sniv. N*'. 10, »6, ag and 59. .
ACHAIA. S
20. Japiter-Nicephorus standing.
i^. AXAION. APrEIQN. Type of seated woman, left } in the field, OAHNOS. , written in two lines. □ iE.5.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.
Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted. He, fAKAZl. Same type.
^ AXAI£2N. AFFEI... Same type. a.^.5.-R^-F.o.-!i4 f.
Corn. WicKiy, Mas. Hcdcrv. T.I. p. 167. N*. 4i34. Tab. XVII. Fig. 377.
Jlsea Arcadiae.
22. * «Qy > in the field of the medal^ Jupiter
standing.
i^. AXAION. ACEATON. Seated woman, left, a iE.4.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Achei. p. 27.N0.z1.Tab. I.Fig.9.
23. IIEMIIAN. Same type of Jupiter.
y. AXAIQN. ACEATON. Same type of woman sitting. □. Cab, by Mr. RoUin. . . ^.4.-R^-F.o -24 fr.
24. SEMIAX. Jupiter-Nicepliore standing.
y. ...AIQN. AGEATQN. Seated woman, left, on a seat iE.4v-R*--F.o.-24 fr.
A sine ArèoUdis.
25. TLMOKPAT. Jupiter standing, left.
1^ AXAI12K. ASINAIQN. Seated woman, like
above. D JE.5.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 27. there. T»b. I.Fig. 10.
Caphjra Arcadiae.
26. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Head of \^^^ Minerva. |
all in a crown of laur- Q A.3.-R«.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Gousinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 39. P.I. I. No. 7. CI-4.
6 ACHAÏ£.
27. nEAAANHAS. Jupiter standing, left.
1^. AXAiaN. KAOYEOîJ. Seated fetish, & left.
has . . . . . ^.4.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Se9tini,Med. aat, deglî Achei. p. aS.N". i3. Tab. li Fig. 11.
28. Legend erased. Same type.
ï^ KA Carinaea Achaiae. 29. EPMOKPATHS. Jupiter standing, left. ^. AXAIQN. KAPINOIQN. Seated woman, left. □ ^.4i.-Rs.-F.o.-24 fr. Sestîni, 1. c. p.*a8. N^». 14. Tab. I. F%^. the. Cleone Argolidis. 30. Jupiter standing, left; behind, a name of magistrate erased. ^. AXAIÛN. KAEQNAink. Woman seated, looking forward. □v (d) iE.5.-^R5.-F.o.-24 fr. Sestini, 1. c. p^ 29. i5. Tab. II. ^g. t^, Corinthus Achaiae. t ' • • \ • 3i. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. Pegasus, on the right. [all for a cost of ^' ^ Vi /laurel, a. A.4.-R5.-F.*.-24fr. Coadûery, Eâsai îsîst. and 32. Other; {^J^''^^*®; \ld, Q. . . A.4.-R5.-F.*.-24 fr.
X
my
.33i.?
8:I
Consinery, 1. c.
(4) This medal is the same as that which was published by Harwood; but the legend was poorly written, and the type was poorly described. Vid. Pop. and nrb. «cl. name. Tab. ï. N*. 5.
ACHAIA. 7
33. XAIP£A£. Yelp while standing, as above.
^t. AXAIQN. KOFINeiQN. Seated woman, left.
a ^.5.^R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Sesfini; 1. c. p. 3o. N®. i6. Tab. II. Fig. 14.
Corone Messeniae.
34. KAEAPXOT. (has). Jupiter standing, left.
^. AXAIQN. KOFUNAION. Woman seated, left.
a ^.5.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestitii, 1. c. p. 3o. N”. 17. Tab. II. Fig. i5.
I t
35. Other, with ANAFIAA2 on the side of Jupiter, a. His- Plain, l c. No. iB.TabJLFig. 16. jE.5.-R7;-F.o.-3o fr.
Elis region,
i
36. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Eagle, J
. ^^^ ^' (all in a box of ^* 1 ^ X -i (laurel. □... A.3.-C.-F.0.-3 fr.
FA J
Cootinary, Basai biat. and writes. p. 40. PI. I.N**. 9. Cl. 4.
37. Other; I F V A \^^' ^ A.3.-C.-F.0.-3 fr.
Cooainéry, 1. c.
I ^^ 1
38. Other j { » X ^ )Id.Q. (b). . . A.3i.-C.-F.o.-3 fr.
I ^ I
Gouainary, L c.
(a) And not KAfiAPXOZ. , as it says T. II. of the Deacript. p. i6a. Yew*^. 107.
(h) Fqyez lea Tariétéa, Deacript. T. II. p. i5o and aaiv. N»*. 3, 4” i5, 16, 18, 19, a4, 41, 43, 44, 5o, 53, 55, 57, 58, 64, 66,67, 7a, 73, 83 1 84 9 85, joaqoea and compria 9a.
8' ACHAIA.
39. Milky head of Jupiter^ on the right; in front, the mono- grainme 332.
{-mjr 090 I all in one COU-
Monoff. 333. l j 1 •
-. v/ 00/ r rose of laurel.
FA X mon. 334. j A.3.-C.-.F.O.-3 fr.
40. Same head.
Monog. 335. I FA X «ion- 336. \ld. A.3.-C.-F.0 -3 fr. Melt. j
41. TPflKïAOï. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
{Monog. 338. ] mr. 337.x m. 339. > 2d. A.3.-R».-F.o.-6 fr. Lightning. )
Monog. 340. 4a. Other ;<{ ^aX^ } ^à. A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Lightning.
Epidaurus ArgoUcUs
43. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
ÎQE^ I all in one cou-
2 X / bay leaf. O.
Snake. j A..4.-G.-F.*.-3 fr. Coasinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 4a. PL I. No. 10. Cl. 4.
Snake.
44. Other ){ N X 1 \Jd. □. . A.4.-G.-F.0.-3 f.
KO
Coasinery, 1. c.
Snake.
45. Other ',{ 2r X II }/J.a.(a). A.4.-C.-F.*.-3 f.
IF
Coasinery. 1. c.
\a) See the Varieties, Description. T.H.p. i55 and amv. N*'. 5r, 74
AcHAÎB. 9
46. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
(A V A l ^® *^"^ in a crown of f [laurel? 0.. A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
Coosinery, 1. c.
47. AXAIûN. Jupiter standing, left.
^ EniAATPmN. AAM Seated woman, like
above. D ^.5.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Settini, Med. ant. degli Achei. p. 3i. N^. 19.
Ei^a Arcadiae.
48. r£ Jupiter standing, left.
v^, AXAI12N. ANDîîN. Seated woman, left, as above. Û. ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-So'fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 3a. N"". 20 Tab. II. Fig. 17.
Hemdone Argolidis.
49- Jupiter standing^ on the left. *
^. AXAiaN. EFMiaNEÛN. Seated woman, left, a iE.5.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 3x N®. a2. Tab. H.Fig. 18.
Lacedaemon Laconiae.
5o. Laureate head of Jupiter, k right.
^. ^ enters the l>onnets of the Dioscuri; âau-déssiâ's, the monog. (34i)^ below,. the letters IIT; all in
a 4^ laurel wreath. □ A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Coasinery, Hist. Essay. and scream. p. 33. P.I. I.N«. 11. CI. has.
5i. Den; the same monogram between the cups of the Dioscuri; above ^u mongr. of the Achaeans, the monogram (34a). Q. (fl). • • A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Coosinery, 1. e.-
I
(a) Focus on the Varieties described T. II. of our Description. p. i5i and the air. No”. 8, 9, 37, 39, 68.
{“I”li
lO ACHAIA.
Megalopus Arcadiae.
52. Laurel head of Jupiter, right.
w ^, I all in a crown of laurel? 0. A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
Cooflinery, Hist. essay. and writes. p. 43. ^. t. N*. there. CI. 4*
{Pedum, ) X \ld.in.... A..3.-C.-F.*.-.3 fr.
Gonsinery, 1. c. ,
54. Other J ^^^ l/J.?a. (has). A.3.-C.-F.*.-.3fr.
^ (Sjrrinx.j
CoDsinery, 1. c.
55. Jupiter standing, left.
Ji. AXAiajH, MEFAAOnOAITQN. Woman seated, left; behind, the monogram (343); at the bottom,
2nN02. , ut videtur. Q fi.5.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Achei. p. 33. N®. a3.
Mega lost Attica^.
56. Laureate head of Jupiter, right!
. ' j jj\/ \f I all in a crown of 1 ^ \ ^^^"«r- °- A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
Coasinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 3a. Pi. I. N^. i3. Cl. ft.
(a) Mr. Coutinery thinks that these medals belong to Mega' lopolis, because he thought he saw the pedum and the roseanx flute there. Nook let's just believe that it is, sar Tane of these medals, a jawbone animal, and another a crown or a basket. F'dxes them Varieties, Volume II. of our Description. p. 1 5i and snîv. N*". 17, 34, 49 and 65.
I
A-GBAÏB. II
5y. Jupiter laureate TV, right.
. (Lyre*) ^ ttfilt in uùé cauronne of ^' I HX^O (laurel. Q. A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
the Coasinery, 1. c.
Ilyra. j A X I >ld,0. (a). A.3|.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
dooftinery^ t. c.
69. HMIFIA. Jupiter-Nicephorus standing.
i(. MErAFEQN. AXAION. Seated woman, left.
a ^.5.-R8.-F.o.-5o fr.
Portefeaitle of Mr. de Brondsted.
60 A0AN Same type of Jupiter.
<. M£rAF£ÛN. AXAIÛN. Same type of woman
sitting. Q ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-5o fr.
Sestini, Describe. del Mas. Fontana. Part. II. p. 29. Tab. V.Fig. 2.
My week is regional.
61. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
j a v v' \ ^® ^^^^ in a crown of I xn (laurel. a.A.3.-R».-F.*.-6fr.
Gonainery, Esiai yesterday. and ctit. p. 4'4. tl. I.N”. t4. Cl. 4.
62. Same head, left.
K. I X \jd.7Q A.3.-C.-F*.-3 fr.
f Trident. )
Consinery, Le.
^■B^M.MifaBVB (a) See the Varieties described, Desoript. T. II. p. i5a and saiv N*”. a3, 3a, 33, 60 and 79., 12 AcHAIE. 63. Jupiter-Nicëphorus standing. tf.. AXAIQN. M£22AKiaN. Seated woman, left; in the field, the monogram (343); at the bottom, nANTISOS. Q ^.5.-R4.-F 0.-12 fr. Christ. Ramas, Cat. name. vet. reg. Daaiae. I.p. 164. No. i. 64. ETNEMHS. Jupiter standing. ^. AXAiaN. MESANIQN. Seated woman, left. □ fi.5.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr. Sestini, Med. aat. degli Achei. p. 35. a8. Tab. II. Fig. ai. Pagae Atticae. 65. XAF Jupiter standing, left. ^. AXAIQN. nAFAIQN. Seated woman, left. D. Sestini, L c. p, 35. iV». 29. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr. 66. ATMAAAX. Same type of standing Jupiter. ^. AXAIQN. nAFAIûN. Same type of woman sitting. □ .^.5.-R^.-F.o.'-24 fr.
Sestiai ,1. c. N*”. 3o. Tab. III. Fig. aa.
Pallanteum Arcadiae.
67. iniIAFXOS. Same type of standing Jupiter.
^. AXAIÛN. nAAAÀNTEpN. Type of woman sitting. □ -fi.5.-R7.-F.o.-ao fr.
Sestini, I. c. p. 35. No. 3i. Tab. III,Fig. a3.
Patrae Achaiae.
68. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
imon. 323.) 1. . 1 1
V, 1 all in a crown of 2£^nA V)a„,igr □ A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr. Dolphin. }
Cousinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 5i. PI. II. No. i5. Cl. 5.
AcHAÏB. l3
69. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
r Monog. 323. ] all in one neck>
^. i ^ ^ ^^ } laurel thorn. □.
(Dauphin. j A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Consinery, I. c.
70. Other; | ^^a^^^Îi ' U^' °' A.3,-C.-F.o.-3 fr.
Cousinery, 1. c.
71. Other; | . v/- o//r ?^to, □. A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr. ' ' (A j^ mon. 345* j
CoQsiuery, 1. c.
72. Den; < X VA/.a.(a). A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
(Dolphin. |
Consinery, 1. c.
73. Other A^'"°^^f^"^]ld.. A..3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr. Pellene Achaiae.
74. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
J n
yr a f ^^ *^*** in a cou-
VI. i " "^o/ _^ > laurel bush. □. (oh). ) "Tfdcnt ^ j A-S.-C-F.o.-S fr.
Coosinery, Essay hist. and writes. p. SB. Tab. II. N^. 16. Cl. 5.
75. Other, almost similar A.3.-C.-F.0.-3 fr.
76* A0ANiniIO2. Jupiter standing.
^ ANEÛN. Seated woman, left. □. Sestini,
Med. have. degli AcheL p. 36. iV<>. 32. Tab. III. Fig, 24 iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr-
(a) See the Varieties, Deacript. T. II. p. i5o and saiv. N®*. i, have, 3i, 71 and 75.
{h) See* the Varieties, Description. T. II. p. i5a and sniv. N**.” 20, 47, Its and 63.
l4 ACHAIA.
77. A0ANinnos. Type of Jupiter standing.
iji. AXAiaN. ITEAAANEaM. Seated woman, left, a ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 37. No. 33. Tab. III. Fig. a5.
78. AKANinnOS. [melius A0ANinnOS.) Jupiter-Nice- standing phorus.
i^. AXAmN. nEA... NEAN. Woman seated, left che ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
yg. AFXEMA. Jupiter standing.
Vf.. AXAION. nEAAHNAIÛN. {melius nEAAANEON. , ut videtur.) Seated woman, left. □. Cab. dç fire
M, D'Hermand iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
So. Same legend and same type; in the field, iji.AXAmN.nEA Same type.iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-ï2 fr.
81. Legend deleted. Jupiter-Nicépbore standing.
^. AXAiaN. N€ A. . . ASIQN. [melius nEAAANEQN.) Seated woman, left.. ... ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Phiala Arcadiae.
82. Jupiter standing, at gayche.
1^
niens (344). 0 .ffi.5-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Âohei. p. 37. No. 34. Tab. III. Fig. a6.
Phigalea Arcadiae.
83. KAEAPXOS. Jupiter standing.
1^. AXAiaN. OIFAAEaN. Seated woman, k left, a ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-^3o fr.
Portfolio of Mr. de Bronds^ed.
\
Aghais. iS
Phtius Achaicia.
84- HASQM. Jopiter standing, left.
i|£. AXAIUM. ♦AKIA^OW. (has). Orainary type of seated woman. □ * -^.S.-R^.-F.o.-^ fr.
Sestmi, 1. c p. 3S. N*. 35.Tak OI. ^. aj.
85. KAAI^ Jopiter standing.
^. AXAUXN. “AIASION. Comfortable woman, in gaodie. Q. Sestini, L c. p. 38. N*». 36 iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-«4 fr-
86. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
r X \ ^^ ^^^ in a crown of
Sicjron Achaiae.
87. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Y / ^ all in one cou-
/^ 1 1^ 1 . \ laurel ring. Q.
Omshwry, Esailûtt. and it. p. 56. YL H. N*. 17. CL S.
(Monc^. 391.
■ /dL D. A.4^-R«.-F.*.-6 fr.
IMonog. 391. 1 G>ombe, to the right. )
^, 1.c
89. Other; { N X ^ J/dLD. A.4.-R«.-F.*.-6 fr.
Colombe, right.
(a) EcUi^ gave a nice lesson, reading T11#IZI£ZM. The nnmiamatiqne we do not offer even more sotmoies of Paopkis d*Aieadie, who eonsUle that this void has entered the line AA^mne. This error must be clarified in our DesenpL T. II. p. ifiauH*. XII.
l6 ACHAIA.
go. TV Jupiter Urea, right.
f2 ^ Y I all in a crown of IF, j laurel?□. (has). A.4.-.C.-F .♦.-3 fr.
Coasinery, Hist. Essay. and writes. p. 56. P.I. II. N**. 17. Cl. 5.
91. Jupiter standing; in front, A.
ji, AXAION. SIKYûNIflN. Ordinary type of
seated woman. □ ^.5.-R*.-F. 0.-24 fr-
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Acbei. p. 40. 38.
ga. Same type of Jupiter; in front, the monog. (348)% li. AXAIQN. XIKTQNIfîN. Seated woman, left, q. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sesdni, 1. c. p. 40. N<*. Sg. Tab. III. Fig. ag.
93. Same type; behind, the name of a startled magistrate.
i^. AXAIQN. XIKTQNIQN. Seated woman, left;
in front, AHNOS. □ ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-.24 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. N<». 40. Tab. III. Fig. 3o.
94* Same type of Jupiter; in the field, a monog. , i(. AXAIQN. SIKTûM.... Seated woman, left. D. Sestini, L c, iV». 41 ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
95. Same type.
i(. AXAIQN. ZIKT.... Seated woman, left; below, ....NT. □ ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr-
Sestini, 1. c. N^. 42-
96. Same type; in front, the monog. (35o).
li, AXAmN...IKraNiaN. Same type of woman seat ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
(a) See Varieties, Description. T. II. p. i53 and sniv. K**. 35, 38 and 54.
Stymphalus
fl?*''
ACHAIB. t7
Stjrmphalus Arcadiae. •_ ^
97. Jupiter standing, left^ front, A.
tf.. AXAIQN. STTMOAAION. Seated woman, left che, a. Sestini, l. c. p. 41. iV<». 43. ^.5.-R^.î-F.o.-ik4 fr.
98. EPATOXIO.... Same type of Jupiter.
i(. AXAIÛN. 2..M...AAI12N. Seated woman, left che. Q... iE.4.-R5.-ï';d.-24 fr.
Sestini, I. c. N«. 44- Tab. he/. Tig. 3Î.
Tegea Arcadiae.
99. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
( X V p 1 ^® ^^^* in a crown of ïï- î T ^ £ j laurel. O. A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Coasinery, Essay liist. and writes. p. 36. P.I. II. N^. x8. Cl. 3.
100. Same head.
K. { **""**& y^- ]ld. a. (a). A.3.-C.-F.O.-3 fr.
Coasinery, 1. c
aoi. Jupiter standing, as above.
^. AXAI. TEFEA. Woman sitting, holding hands on the right a crown, and on the left a pole. □. FelUrin, Rec. /. PL XXL Fig. i5. .E.4-R^-F.o.-24 fr.
102. ISMIAS. (6) Jupiter standing.
HC. AXAIÎÎN. TET.... Seated woman, left. 0. Sâstinij sopra le Med, ant. degli Achei. p. 4^- 2V<»47 -Ê.4.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
(a) Use the Varieties described in our Description. T. II. p. i5i. N<*. II, a5,36 and 61.
{h) Snr the King's cabinet medal, described in T. II. of our Description. p. 16a. N**. xi3, we read IMZAZ.
Volume IV, Supp. B
l8 ACHAIB.
io3. XINA2EA2. Same type of Jupiter.
ti T£r£ Seated woman, facing left che -Ê.4.-R5.-F.O.-24 fr.
104. KO PUKCAa Jupiter standing
ilC. AXAIQN. TEFEA. Seated woman; in front, a mo- dubious nogram. □ £.4--R^'-F.o.«-94 ^*
Sestiui, Med. ant. degli 4.chei. p. 43. N«. 48. Tab. mr. Fig. 35.
io5. Legend deleted. Jupiter-r^icphorus standing.
i(. AXAI... TEFEA... Woman seated on a seat, left -£.4.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
Thehelpusa Arcadiae.
106. Jupiter standing, left, carrying a little Victory with the right hand, and holding the pole from the left; in front, XI.
i^. AXAiaN. 0£AnOYCiaN. Seated woman, left, holding a crown in his right hand, and left a haste. Q. ...#... . ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-5o fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del Mns. Fontana. p. 75. N<>. i.
Thisoa Arcadiae.
107. mOATMP.. . . M02. Jupiter standing, left, bears with Victory on the right hand, and holding the pole from the left.
](. AXAIûN. 0JXOAHIN. Seated woman, left, hold in the right hand a crown, and in the left a haste. □ £.4'-R^<-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, Med. ant. degli Achei. p. 43. No. 49. Tab. III. Fig. 34.
108. nOATMHPHS. Same type.
vi. AXAION. eiSOAIEaN. Seated woman, left, a ^.4.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Seatini,!. 0. N^ So.
ACUAIE. ig
Unsure of the League,
jogging. Laureate head of Jupiter.
j >^| ) all in a crown of ^' I Trident, j laurel... A..3.-C.-F.*.-2 fr,
,,o Other- f ^^' \ Id
I lo. Other, I Tri^^ni^ y
A.3.-C.-F.*.-2 fr.
PorU Delium Boeotiae.
I II. Other; < k V r t ^^' A.^I.-C.-F.^.-a fr,
' Strong Eva Areadiae. SB
112. Other; ^ ^M^ "^^^ A.3.-C.-F.*.-2 fr.
Lightning.
Forte Messema governed.
1 13. Other; ] ^ > td, A.3.-C.-F.*.-2 fr.
f M j
114. Other; ^ HA X A j/J.a.... A..3.-R'.-F.*.-3 fr.
I Dolphin. )
Cab. d^Hermand. Forte Pîataea Boeotiae.
1 15. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
■
i(. nETMATIQN. ; in the middle of the field, the mono- gram /!^ * • •• •”. iE.2^.— R^.— F.O.— 24 fr.
1 16. AXAIQN. Jupiter-Nicëphorus del>out.
i^. Legend deleted. Woman sitting on a seat, looking left (4ie, holding a crown in the right hand, and the gaudie on the hd^te purç, ..,.<•« ^^4-^^^*'~F'0'^ fr.
117. Legend erased. Jupiter-Nicephorus standing.
i(. AXA Same type of the seated woman; in
the field, Ai^,..,.. -ï;^4«-R^''"F.o.-6 fr.
B*
20 Acraya.
ii8 TMIIA, Jupiter-Nicephorus standing.
H' -A^ -^^ Seated woman. JEi,^,'-K^,--'¥.o.^\2 fr.
ijg. TIMoKAEoC. Jupiter-Nicëphorus standing.
ti. AXAION Woman seated on a seat, looking
left; in the field, AI. . . JE.4.-R4.-F.0.-12 fr.
AEGIALVS.
See, in the Description. T, II. p, i63, the Medals iMPiB.iAi.B9 Greek bronze statues of Caracalla, falsely attributed to this city, and returned to Mgialus of Paphlagonia.
AEGIRA.
See, in the Description. T. II. p. i63 etsuiv.y the Autonomous Medals
bronze Greek statues.
SUPPLEMENT.
1 20. Head of Pallas.
Vf,. AiriP. Forepart of a goat; the whole
in an olive wreath. Q. ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-âo fr. Sestini, Lett. nam. Gontinaaz. VIII. p. a^N^. i.
121. AiriP.... Front part of a goat, right; below, AA.
i(. APA. , in the middle of a wreath of lau- rier, (a) ^.215.— R*.— F. o.— 00 fr.
122. AiriPAT Same typct
tf.. AtT » àsLtxs a laurel wreath. Q. Its-»
Year.
tint, Lettere numismatiche, T. IX, p, 24. Tab, I, Fig' 32.; “. • iE.3.*-R .— F.O.— 3o fr.
[a) See the lûcertaiaes, Descript. T.VI. p. 645. N*. aai.
ACHAIE. 21
Septimius Severus.
123. ATT. K. AOT. ce.ceOTHPOC. Laureate head key Sep- time Severe.
tf., AireiFATcoN. Jupiter half-naked, standing,
left, carrying on the right hand. a little victory,
and holding the g. a haste. n. . iË.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr. Sestini, Lett. nnin. Goatinaaz. VIII. p. has. N*^. has.
Julia Domna.
124. lOTAIA. AOMNA. C€BAC. Head of Julia-Domna. i(. AireiPATcoN. Garacalla on horseback, going to the ga- lop, striking an enemy with his pole. □. Sestini, Lètt. num. Continuaz, T. FUI. p. 2. iV». 3. ex Mus. Mag. Ducis iE.6.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
Plautilla.
125. OTABIA. nAAYTIAAA. Head of Plautill.
vi. AirciPATûN,' Jupiter half-naked, seated, to the left che, carrying on her right hand a small Victory, and holding pure haste on the left. Q. Cab, Tô^
ehon, in Paris ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestipi, Lett. name. Continunaz. T.YIII. p. has. N^". 4. Tab. I. Pig. a.
126. “OTABIA. nAAYTIAAA. Head of Plautill.
i^. AireiPATûN. {a) Pallas standing, holding right hand a pole, and in the left a shield. Q.c ^.5.-.R4.-.F.o.-i2 fr.
Mas. Arig. IV. Tab. XIII. N**. 54. Fojez the CataJogus castigatus. by Sestini, p. 3a.
(a) We wrongly have Air^IATAN. The same medal is found in the office of Mr. Allier de Hauteroche, in Paris.
aa ACHAÎE.
127. Sestini y Lett. nam. T.Y. p. XI. Tab. I. Fi§. 29, and Mas. San- clem. nam. mi. III. p. xi. Tab. XXYII. Fig. a55. 128. Other; Air€IFATQN. Diana the huntress standing, taking an arrow in his right hand whats, tied behind the back, and holding a bow of the g.; on the ground, a crouching dog. □. ££.<-R'^.-F.Oi-i2 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. T.YIII. p. 3. N*. 5-
129. OOTABIAN. HAATTIAAAN. Head of Plautille to the right. ti. AirciPATûN. iAesculapius deb. ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i 2 fr.
130. ji. AirEIPATûN. Victory marching, right, te- holding a crown in his right hand, and in his left a palm (a) *”. y ^^i6.-ïl*.-FtPfc-i2 fr. i3i. i(. AinPATQN. Fenuode turrée, standing, dressed of the stola, the right ihain on the baste, and holding from the gàtkhe a horn of abokrdance. □. €a6inet of Caldavehe.é •-.*.*** 'i&.4.vft4kJ.F.^.-8 fr. 1 32. Other; Alt^elPATûl^ï. Woman standing, left, holding hands dr. a crown, and from the left a haste. Q iE.6.-R^.-F.o,-i2 fr. Sestini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. T. Vlll. p. 3. N«. 6. ,,r(a) M legeBât4A qettetnédaiille» tria friiste) was poorly delivered. See ^giom of Aohaïe, Description. T. II. p. i65. N^. 1 27. ACHAIA. ai AEGIVM, nunc Vostitza. See, in the Description. T. II. p, 164 et seq., the Autohome Medals silver and bronze Greek impsaxals, and the Greek impsaxals attri- fogs/also to this city, but belonged to Mgira. SUPPLEMENT. I 1 33. AiriEcoN. Head of Jupiter. API iC. CTO )^ MA {a\ a A.3i.-R^.-F.*.-24 fr.
XOC.
Com; Wiczay, Mas. Htederv. T.I. p. i5i. No. 38 16.
i34- AiriEûN. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, to the right.
i(. 0£OSIOX'. KAH Eagle del)out, turned to
left, ^.4|.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
s
] 35. AiriEÛN. Bust of Diana right, with bow and car- what's on the happy shoulder.
^. 0EOSIOX. KAHTAIOS. Woman standing, dressed of the stola, turned to the left, held in the hand right an uncertain symbol. D. iE.4i.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr. Combe, Vet. pop. and Reg. name. p. i36. Tab.b« V[I. N*. 14.
i36. Head of Bacchus crowned with ivy, left. i(. 0EOEIOX. KAHTAIOS. Jupiter naked, thundering,
turned left. □ iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Com. Wicwy, 1. c. N”. 38i8.
137. Hairless head, covered with a foreign cap. 4. 0EOEIOZ. KAHTAIOS. Woman dressed in stola, standing, and seen from the front, perhaps holding the
(a) This lesson does not appear to be effective; I think it should read APIC- TOAAMOC. ^o/ez my Description. T.JI. p. i^. I^o". 119 and lao.
24 ACHAIA.
right hand a sword, the left hidden under its
clothing. □ ^.5.-R4,-F.o.-8 fr.
Corn. Wiczay, Mos. Hederv.T. I.p. \5i. No. 3819.
Hadrianus,
i38. A. AAPIAN.'... Bust of Hadrian laurë and breastplate^
on the left.
Bff. AinecoN. The Emperor on horseback, walking
step, to the left, holding the parazo- in his right hand
nium, and beyond left the flange. □. ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr. Com. Wiczay, 1. c. N”. .38ao. Tab. X.VI. Fiç. 344.
Antoninus More. '
I 39. ATTOKPATÛP. ANTflN€INOa Laureate Head of Self- nin-le-Pieux, on the right.
i(. Z€ïC. M€rAC. AineflN. Square base, oblong, on which Jupiter is naked, standing, throwing right hand the lightning, and carrying on the left ten- due an eagle. D ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-48 fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del Mas. Fontana. p. 5o. N**. i. Tab. TV. Fig. 2.
140 ANTQNe.... Laureate head of An tonin-le-Pieux.
i(. AiriCQN. Naked Jupiter, standing, holding a thunderbolt
in the raised right hand, and bearing an eagle on the
g, [a), a. Mus, Arig, 7. al, 3. 4i« ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
141. A.... ANTflN€INOC. Laureate head of Antoninus
Pious.
i(. AirieûN. Pallas standing, front view, right, looking towards the East, the right hand raised, placed on the pole, and the left on his shield. □. Sestini, Describe, del Mus. Font. p.5i. N^^.n, -^.6.-R^.-F*o.-i2 fr»
(a) This medal is in poor condition.
ACHAIA. 25
142. ANTONINUS. {^c.) £TSEBOS. (sic) Laureate head, i(. AiriEllN. Woman standing, holding hands
on the right a torch, and on the left another torch oblong, pole-shaped. □. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Mas. Theapoll. 889.
143. ANTÛN6INOC.... Laurel head, right.
tf., AiriCQM. Standing figure, left, hand
left leaning on the pole, and holding a hook
with the right hand. □ ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Cab. of Mr. Marqais de La Goy, in Aix.
Mr. Aureius.
144. ATPHAIOC. BHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Marc Aurële, on the right, with the nascent beard and the palu- damentum,
^. Airi€QN. Naked Jupiter, walking to the right, launches holding the thunderbolt with his right hand, and carrying his eagle on the extended left hand... ^.6|.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
145. ATT. KAl. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius.
i(. AiriEQN. Naked Jupiter, standing, throwing lightning with the right hand, and carrying on the left extended an eagle. □. Mus, Theup. 902. ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
146. Mr. ATP....TooNEINOC. Laureate head of Marc Au- role.
i(. Airi£u>N. Jupiter seated, right, right hand. leaning on a pole, and carrying on the left a little Victory; at his feet, a snake, its head erect. □. Cab. dtHermand ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr
147 M. AïP. ANTûN€IN.... Laureate head.
i(. AineooN. Pallas standing, holding the right hand.
26' AcHliEi
a haste, the g^ucbe on ^n bonclkh-Q. Mus. Arig. I. al, 4, 59; and II, 14, 154. . ^.6i*-R*.*F.o.-i2 fr. 148. Other; woman standing, holding with right hand a haste, and the g. a cornucopia. □. Mus. Arig. IV, Tab. 7. iV^ 48 iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
149* Other; ttulated woman, standing, left, te^ nating in the raised right hand a jflantbeau, and in the left inclined another torch. □. Mus* Arig. IL 14, iS5 ^.4>R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
L.Verus.
i5o. Ai. A. ATPH. BHPOG. C€BA. Laureate head of L. Vé- rus.
i(. AineON. Jupiter standing, left, holding the right hand a thunderbolt, and the left a pole. □. Mus. Arig. /. 6, 75. f ^.6.-R*.*^.o.-24 fr.
i5i. Other; woman dressed in stola, standing, k left, holding hands dr. a torch, and the g. a another torch. Ù iE.5.-^R^-F.o.^24 fr.
Mas. Arig. I. a). 5, 76.
Commodus.
162. ATTO. KAI. AOY....ATP. KOMOAOG. Laureate head, beardless, of Commodus, right, with malaria.
B(. AinecoN. (in highlight). Jupiter seated on a seat, half covered with the pallium, the right hand. on haste pure; in front, a woman dressed in stola, standing, sacrificing near an altar wrapped in a serpent who is rushing? iB.8.-R*.-F.o-24 fr.
i53. ATT. KAI. A. ATP. KOMOAOG. Hairless head, lau- ree, of Commodus, with hs paiudamentum,
fi. AiriecoN. Pallas dressed in the siola, standing, view from
face y holding ube pole of U right hand, left leaning on her case. Q. ♦ . ^.ô.-R'^.-F.o.-ia fr. ' Sestini, Descriz. del Mas. del Princ. eredit. di Daniouirca. p.XVm. N^I.
1 54k ATTO. KAI. MAP, ATP. KOMOAOC. Laureate TV Convenient, right, paludamenium,
i(. Airi€C0N. ^sculapius seated; opposite, Hygîëe de- butt; in the middle, an altar around which is a ser- pent ^.8i.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.
i55i ....KOM.... Laureate head of Commode, right, with the paludamentum, ,
i(. AirieON. Neptune standing, right, right foot. on a rock, his right hand resting on his trident.
Gab. of Mr. Marqais de La Goy” in Aiz.
Commodus and Crispina.
i56. ATT. KAI. AUGUST. AïP. KOMOAOC. Hairless head, laurea, of Commodus, on the right, with malaria,
<. KPIC3I€INA. C6BACTH. AiriCÛN. Cris Head- pine, right. □ ^.6.-R^-F.o.-4o ^'*'
Sestini, Descriz. del Mas. Fontana. p. 5i. N**. 3. Tab. II. Fig. lo.
Septimius Ses^erus.
iSj. A. C€nT. C€. nePTIN. Laureate head of Septime Sé- see you with the paludamentum»
^. Airi€£2N. Femote twisted, standing, facing, ^ holding a torch in the right hand raised, and in the
g. tilted another torch. Q. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr. Sestioi, Describe. del Mas. Fontana. p. 5i. N**. 4>
i58. Head of Septin^e Severus.
Ht. AinecjN. Manly figure seated on a seat, the
38 ACIÉAIA.
right hand on a pole, the left extended towards a altar enveloped by a serpent; in the field, Ar. {aj7 Ali.g.— R .— F.O.— 4^ fr#
Caracalla.
iSg. Mr. ATP.... N6INOC. Laureate head of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum,
Vf.. Air. ...Jupiter naked, standing, right arm. extended, a eagle on the fist, and holding in the left hand. the pallium and the pure transverse pole, {b). ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 ^'*-
160. ANTûNeiNO. KAICAPA. Laureate head of Caracalla young, with paludamentum,
l(. Airi€ON. Woman surrounded and dressed in the stola,
standing, the right hand raised holding the pole, and a
cornucopia in the g. □. ^.6.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr. Sestîni, Descriz. del Mas. Fontana. p. Sa. N**. 5.
161. A.T. KAI. M. A. ANTONeiNOC. Young, naked head of Caracalla.
i(. Ain€QN. Woman dressed in 5/0/fl, standing, looking left, holding a torch with raised right hand, and on the left, hanging, another torch. D. Mus. Arig. II, 22, 297 ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
(a) These letters appear numeral and must indicate Tan 33 from a private era to a town of ^giom, of which I do not know the region; what is certain is that in general it is not customary to find eras on European medals, and that one which is in question here was rather struck in Asia than in ^gium du Peloponnese.
{b) This medal is the same one that was given to Éiagabale. F(^ez Pell. Mel. II. p. 171.
A C HAI F. 29
Plautilla.
162. “OïABIA. nAATTIAAA. Bust of Plautille.
i(. Air€I€ÛN. Jupiter half naked, seated, holding the right hand a small Victory, and the left a haste. □ ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Pell. Mel. I.p. loa. Tab. I. N*". 8, and Eckbel, Doct. II. a36.
i63. Other; AireieooN. L’Hjménée standing, left, legs crossed, left arm resting on one burning torch^ in front of a standing woman, the rounded head, and dressed in a tunic, the right hand. raised placed on a pole, and holding on the left a cornucopia; in their midst, an altar al- lit. 0 ^.6.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.
Settini, Descriz. del Mas. Font. Part. II. p. 3o. Tab. Y.Fig. 4.
164. “O.T. nAATTIAAA. Head of Plautill.
i(. Airi6QN. Woman surrounded and dressed in the stola, standing, holding the pole in the right hand, and a cornucopia of the g. Q.. .fi.6.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestini, Describe. del Mos. Fontana. p. 52. N**. 6. i65. “OYABIA. HAAYTIAAA. C€B. Bust of Plautille. li. AirAIATûN. Woman dressed in the stola, standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and in his left
a cornucopia. □ .Ê.S.-R'^.-F. 0.-12 fr.
Wise, Cat. noiD. Bodlei. p. 7a and 9 10. Tab. X.IV. N«. a3.
166. Other; AirAIATûN. .£sculapus standing. □.? VailL Num. gr. (a) ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
(a) These medals appear to have been poorly distributed by Valiant and Wise; they are probably d*.£gira dn Peloponnese, and ao link d*AirAIATnNi., we think that we should read instead AiriPATHN.
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Geta.
167. A. centT. r€TAC. K. Bare head of Gëta.
i(. AineooN. Naked Jupiter standing, throwing lightning with the right hand, and carrying on the left hand
spread an eagle. □ ..... -E.6,-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del Mas. Fontana. p. 5a. No. 7.
168. A. C€nTI. rcTAC. K. Bare head of Geta.
i(. AinecjN. Jupiter standing, carrying on hand
right a small Victory, and the left pressed on
a haste. Q ^.6.— R^.— F.o.-i 2 fr.
Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. 188.
169 r€TAC. K. Bare head of Gëta.
i^. Airi€coN. Pallas standing, holding hands on the right a pole, and on the left his shield placed on the ground. D^. 7.— R^.— F.o.— fr.
Christ. Ramns, Cat. nnm. yet. Mas. reg. Dasiae. I.p. x65. N**. 6.
170. cen. reTAC. k. Bare head of Gela.
Yew. Airi€l2N. Standing woman, dressed in the stola, holding hands dr. a haste, and of. the g; a ser- pent (a), a. Mus, Arig, /. 9, 1 33. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.- 1 2 fr.
171, A. çcnTiMioc. rcTAÇ. i;, Head nmç d<9 Géta.
j^ Ain€gs)N, woman tied up, standing, left, holding a torch in his right hand, and in his left uu aiitf(^ flapibeau (i). 0., . - , . >^j6.r^^.-F.o.^i2 fr.
Mus. Arig. IV. Tab. XIII. N«. 54.
(a) €é tfp« does not appear to have been drawn accurately; I “roik qae is Hygiene.
(5) Tkenp. gave a medal to a similar pen. See p. 995.
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172. A. Cenr. r€TAC. K6. Bare head of GéU,^ on the right, with paludamentum and breastplate.
H. AineooN. AG. (PNC litt fugienL) (253.) Woman tourrelëe, standing, right, dressed in the stolà, holding the right hand raised a torch, and the left hanging dante another torch? (has)., . . ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
BVRA.
See, in the Description, T. U.p. z65 et seq. Us Medals iMPiRiALKi
bronze Greek statues
Jnlia-Domna. Geta.
SUPPIiBJCEirT.
CaracaUa.
173 Head of Caracallv
]^. BOTPAIN. Woman standing, raising hand right at his head, and a hook in the left. Q. Valiant, Num. graeca ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-5o fr.
Geta.
174. T4tede<7eta.
i(. BOrPAION. Fortune standing, holding the
on the right a rudder, and on the left a horn
' abundance. □. VailLNum, gr, ^.5.-R*.-F. 0.-40 fr-
(a) This type, repeated three times in previous medals, and the date which seems to exist on this date, cast doubts on lear attiibation, These medals could well belong to Asia, and p«nt4tFe even to iEgae of Cili<âe: the letters iraméraleA, ^tfiqne well altered, quite coincide with Tere of this city; there is no one
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CORINTHVS, nunc Korito, veZ Corinto.
See, in the Description. T, 11, p. i66 eisuiv., the autonomous medals Greek ones in silver (a) and bronze, the autonomous^ Latin ones in bronze of colony, and the Latin bronze iMPÉaiAXBs of
Jales Caesar.
Mr. Antoine.
Angaste.
livia.
Agrippa?
Gains and Lncins.
Grabbed the jenne.
Tiberius.
Germanicns.
Calignla.
Gland.
Agrippina the fasting.
Nero.
Octavia.
Galba.
Otbon.
Domitian.
Trajan.
Plotina.
Hadrian.
Sabine.
Antinous.
Ilias.
Antonin«le«Pienx.
Fanstine the mother.
Mr. Anrèle.
L. Verns.
Lncille.
Convenient.
Septimius Severus.
J. Domna.
Garacalla.
Plantille.
Geta.
Macrinus.
Elagabalus.
Gordien-le-Pienx.
SUPPIiBMBNT.
] ^5. Front part of the Pegasus on the left; retro wings keeled.
it. Hollow square area, divided into four parts equal by two bars; in each of the divisions, a globular, oblong elevation, holding also bars A.i|.-R4.-F.a.-i2 fr.
176. Pegasus flying to the left; wings curled up 5 below, 9.
%, Hollow square area, divided into four parts
the name of La Tille which is not written in the same way, because it is constant ment AirACHN., AirCAIÛN., etc., etc.
(^) See the Varieties of this metal, described according to Ebkhel â Ib Aoite d^s mounoies de Syracuse, Descr. T.I. p. 3 16 and sniT.,
equal
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equal by two bars; in the center, a small globule } in each of the divisions, a globular elevation, oblong, holding to the bars.. - A.5.-R4.-F.a.-4o fr.
177. Pegasus, left, wings curled; below, 9. i(. Same area eh hollow A.i.-R*.-F.a.-i2 fr.
178. Pegasus flying, left, wings curled; below, 9.
vi. Hollow square area, divided into four parts equal by two bars; in each of the divisions, an appendage, square, oblong, towards the ends of these bars A..6.-R^.-F.a.-72 fr.
179. Same type of Pegasus, on the left; below, 9.
Ji, Hollow square area, similar to the previous one teeth A.3.-R3.-.F.a.-9 fr.
180. Flying Pegasus, left; below, q.
2^. Hollow square, divided into four parts. □. Cab* of . M, the Marquis de La Gojr, in Aix, AS.-R^.-F.a.-g fr.
181. Another similar one, but the square divided by two diagonals^ Q. Same cabinet, . .. A^.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.
182. Head of a woman, right, in a hollow square. i(. Front part of Pegasus, left, wings
reshelled. A..i|.-R*.-F.a.-6 fr.
i83. Head of a woman, right, with knotted hair and rolled up from behind; in a hollow square.
i(. Flying Pegasus, right, wings curled; below, 9 A.2^.-R'.-F.a.-9 fr.
184. Pegasus flying, left, wings curled up. i(. Pegasus rearing, seen from the front, wings curled, ^ emerging from a distyle temple or the Acrocorinth; we sees, at the foot of one of the columns of the building, Volume IV. Sup.' C
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UQ snake whose horse seems frightened^ all in a hollow square A..2,-R7.-F.a.*,-36 fr.
i85. Pegasus, wings curled, flying, k left; below, 9.
i(. Rearing Pegasus, seen from the front, wings curled; in the field, A.; all in a hollow square, a.. A..2.-R5.-F.a.*.-24 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.
186. Pegasus similar; below, 9.; behind, a
olive, it seems.
i^. AIOM. Same type of the rearing Pegasus, seen from the front,
in the square. D A..2.-R^.-F.a.*.-3o fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del Mns. Fontana. Part. II. p. 3o. N*. z. Tab. T.
Fig. 5.
187. TPIH. Mask or head of Medusa, facing; the whole in the middle of a hollow square.
i(. Pegasus flying, left; below, 9.; above above, trident (to). Q A..2.-R^.-F.a.-3o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 175. PI. II. N*^. a5.
188. Helmeted head of Pallas, right, with a hair long lure, knotted at the end, and forming a tuft; pearl necklace; behind, 9.; all in one hollow square.
tf., Pegasus flying, right, wings curled; below, o*.; between the front feet, a sword curved A.4.-R«.-F.a.*.-i2 fr.
(a) I gave this medal to Priène dlonie, but with nn sign of doubt, because the first letter of the legend appears removed by the bisean. Mr. de Cadalvene noted this error snr nne medal similar to coin flear, in the interesting work that it has just published, and qne I quote above.
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189. Helmeted head of Pallas, right, hair hanging from behind, and tied at the end, in a hollow square.
%. Pegasus flying, right, wings curled; below, o- A.4«-R^'-F.a.-i2 fr.
190. Same head, with a pearl necklace, in the square hollow.
%. Pegasus, on the left, wings curled up; below, a koppa of a particular shape. A..4.-R^.-F.a.-i2 fr.
191. Helmeted head of Pallas, dexterous; behind, man naked, standing, turned left, leaning on a stick knotty.
li. Pegasus, right; below, T. Q^.- lower, A A.5.-R».-F.*.-9 ^^'
192. Helmeted head of Pallas, right; behind, a tripod; above, T.
li. Pegasus, right; below, a three-person koppa tails, arranged triangularly. ^.5.-R'.-F.'^.-9 fr.
193. Same head; behind, Q^.
i(. Pegasus, left, wings curled; below, a shell (the murex); front, 9. A..4f .-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
194. Same head, right; in front, a dolphin; der- rear, a naked figure, bearded, veretro erecto, lan- throwing a javelin with the right hand, the left arm tense.
i(. Pegasus standing, left, wings curled; below, 9 A..5.-R3.-F.*.-i2 fr.
195. Same head; behind, the balaustium flower.
i(. Pegasus standing, left, wings curled; below, 9 A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
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196. Head of Pallas, right; behind, lituus,
tf.. Flying Pegasus, right. . . . A.6.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
197. Same head, right; behind, shape cap conical, topped with a bird, and the letters NI.
vi» Flying Pegasus, right; below, 9. A.5.'R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
198. Same head, right ^ behind, small vase with handle, and N.
Ji, flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. A,5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^'
199. Same head, right; behind, a hand holding a torch.
i(Flying Pegasus, left; below, cf, /Blv.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
200. Head of Pallas, right; behind, rooster's head, right, and N.
Vf.. Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-R*.-F.o.-9 fr.
aoi. Head of Pallas, right; behind, a tripod; above the head, £T.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-C.-F.*.-^ fr.
ao2. Same head; behind, E retrog.; in front, a pea sound.
Yew. Pegasus, dexterous; below, 9. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
ao3. Helmeted head of Pallas, right; behind, a tripod; above, MA;
li, Pegasus, right; below, C^. A,5.-R'.-F.*.-i2 fr.
204. Helmeted head of Pallas, right; behind, two owls confronted.
^.Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.6,-R3.-F.*.-i 2 fr.
205. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a stage mask, bearded ^ from the front; under the head of Pallas, the letters A. A.
%. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.**.-i2 fr.
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2o6, Head of Pallas, left, behind, £ and the flower balaustium.
Vf.. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.5.-R*-.F.*.-9 ^'"• 307. Same head, left, behind, star; in front, I.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
208. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, the cantharum:
vi, Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
209. Same head; behind, diota and N.
H» Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
2(0. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, the radiated head of the Sun; below, A.
it. Flying Pegasus, left; 9. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^''•
211. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a thyrsus placed on the right shoulder.
Vf., Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
212. Same head; above, a trident.
tf., Pegasus, left; o A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
21 3. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a kind of pileus,
li. Pegasus, left. ; below, <\., A.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
2i4> Same head 3 behind, the front part of a galloping horse.
i^. Pegasus, right; 9 A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
21 5. Head of Pallas, left, with helmet without ornament; behind, a kind of pileus,
iC* Pegasus, left; below, Q^. A.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
216. Head of Pallas, helmeted, and with a necklace of beads, left; behind, a standing figure, dressed in a long dress, holding a flame in her right hand
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beautiful, and on the left a small figure^ in ie field, on one side, I.^ on the other, A.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
217. Head of Pallas, left, helmet without ornaments; behind, a wreath of poppies.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
218. Same head, with a pearl necklace behind, N., in a crown of ears.
Vf.. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
2ig. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a figure standing.
fi. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.6,-R*.-F.o.-9 fr.
220. Head of Pallas, left, helmet decorated with olive; behind, a plow; in front, the letters v. p.
li, Pegasus, left; desssons, 9.. A..6.-^^-F.*.-ia fr.
221. Head of Pallas, left, helmet without ornaments; behind, a standing warrior, his head helmeted, the
. naked body, the right hand on a spear, and the arm left armed with shield; in the field, Mr. i^. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A.,5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
222. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a rooster.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
223. Same head; in front, I; behind, an owl.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, Q^.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
224* Same head; in front,. F.; behind, a dove flying, left, in a myrtle wreath. f(.i Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*c-9 fr.
225. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a trident on a round shield.
fi. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^'
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226. Head of Pallas, left; front, r.; behind, a dove flying, in a crown of myrtle.
i(. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-g fr.
227. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a flying dove > in a crown (symbol of Sicyon); in front, A.
i^. Flying Pegasus, left; 9. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
228. Same head; behind, an arc and the letter £.
H. Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
229. Head of Pal|as, left, with a helmet decorated with laurel; behind, a cornucopia; in the chanoipy AF.
Yew. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A,.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
230. Head of Pallas, left, helmet decorated with a laurel wreath; behind, helmet; in front, AP.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A,.5.-R".-F.*.-g fr.
23 1. Head of Pallas, helmeted, left; behind, a degogne and A.
i(. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr. 282. Same head, left; 'behind, a rooster perched. i(. Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
233. Same head, left; behind, bearded figure, half naked, walking, right.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^' 234- Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, Jupi- ter-iEtophore seated, throwing lightning; in the field, A. and I.
fi. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr. 235. Same head; behind, Fortune standing; in the field, AJ.
ii. Pegasus left; below, 9. . . A..5.-R*.-F.**-9 fr.
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236. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; above, a animal horn; behind, the harpa and A.
i(. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
237. Same head; behind, a sword.
^ i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
238. Same head, left; behind, breastplate and literati, AA.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9, . A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
239. Head of Pallas; helmet decorated with a crown of laurel; front, AP.; behind, cornucopia, with two swords.
iC. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^'^•
240. Helmeted head of Pallas, left, the helmet decorated with a crown of olive tree, and necklace of pearls; der- rear, a wild boar walking, on the left, on a spear; in the chapip, A. F.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^'
ê
241* Same head; behind,. N, in a crown ears, don't. Flying Pegasus, left; 9 A..3.-R*.-F.*.-g fr.
242. Same head; behind, 'three crescents arranged like the triquetra, in a circle.
i)?. Pegasus, left A.,5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^^
243. Head of Pallas ^ left, helmet decorated with olive; in front, A.; behind, running wild boar, on the left.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..5|.-R^.-F.*.-i2 fr.
244* Same head; behind it, a tent, it seems.
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. . A..5.-R*.-F.*.-g fr. 245. Same head; behind, an ossicle.
ji, Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-R'.-f.*.-9 fr.
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246. Head of Pallas, left; in front, a symbol ^uncertain; below, A.j behind, an apple, at this
that it appears.
i(. Pegasus, left; below* 9. . A..5|.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
247. Same head; behind, N. and a term or para- zonium,
<. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^^'
248. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a torch. i(. Pegasus, left; below,. 9., . A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
249* Same head; behind, a naked man, a skin animal on the shoulder, and appearing to rush. i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-g fr.
25o. Same head; in front, A.; behind, a fisherman seated and the letter I.
i(. Pegasus, left; 9 A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
25i. Same head; in front, I.; behind, bow and quiver. '%, Pegasus, left; below, 9... A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
252. Same head^ behind, the letters AA. and three crosses people forming a circle.
a. Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.
253. Same head; in front, I.; behind, a Victory, the wings outstretched, wearing a band.
i(. Pegasus, left; 9 A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
254* Same head; behind, a crown of myrtle. i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9... A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
255. Same head, the helmet decorated with a crown of laurel or myrtle; behind, an aegis with the head of Medusa.
<. Pegasus, left; 9 A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr>
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256. Head of Pallas, left; in front, A. ^behind^ T. and a figure in term, holding a torch of the right hand and a cornucopia on the left.
i^. Flying Pegasus, left below, 9. A.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.
257. Same head; behind, K. and the camharum.
i(. Pegasus, left j below, 9. . A.5.-R*.-Fi*.-9 fr.
258. Same head; behind, an ear of corn.
<. Pegasus, left. 5 below, 9. . A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr. 25g. Same head; behind, a fly.
don't. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . /N..5.-R*.-F.*.-g fr.
260. Same head, the helmet without ornaments, in the middle of four fish.
i(. Pegasus walking slowly, towards the left, with curled wings; below, 9. A..5.-R^.-F.*.-3o fr.
261. KOF. Head of Pallas, right, helmet without gold nements; behind, an amphora.
Ti, Flying Pegasus, right. . A.6.-R^*-F.*.-24 fr.
262. Head of a woman, right, hair completely enveloped by the reticulum, with pearl necklace; in front,
](. Front part of Pegasus, left, wings reshelled; below, 9. □.. A..2.-R^.-F.**.-io fr.
Cab. RoUm.
263. Head of a woman, left, hair wrapped in a large reticulum.
Vf., Front part of Pegasus, left; below, 9 A..2.-R4..F.*.-9 fr.
264. Head of a woman, left, hair turned up sée, with pendant earrings and pearl necklace.
if. Front part of Pegasus, left, wings reshelled; below, 9 A,.2.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.
265. Head of a woman, left, her hair turned up and held by a link; behind, a flower.
Ti. Front part of Pegasus, left, wings reshelled; below, 9 A.2.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr*
266. Head of a woman, left, hair turned up and crowned with reeds.
i(. Front part of Pegasus, left, wings reshelled; below, the letter 9., which is partly erased A..2.-R».-F.*.-4 ^r.
267. Head of a woman, right, hair wrapped in an ample reticulum; behind, my. (35 1).
if, Pegasus, k g..; below, 9... A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
268. Head of a woman, left, hair wrapped in a large reticulum, with pendant earrings and pearl necklace; behind, a head, from the front.
i(. Pegasus, left j below, 9 . . . A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
269. Same head, with necklace without the ear pendants; behind, the monogram (33i).
j^. Pegasus, left; behind, 9. . , A,5.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
270. Same head, with pendant earrings and necklace beads; behind, the monogram (352).
fi, Pegasus, to g.j below, 9.. . A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr,
271. Same head; behind, the monogram (378).
i(. Pegasus, to g,; below, 9.. . A,.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr^
272. Same head; behind, the monogram (353).
Ti. Pegasus, left; below, 9... A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
273. Head of a woman, k left, hair wrapped loped in a reticulum decorated with a star; above the head, a countermark.
ti Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.3.-R'.-F.*.-4 fr.
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274* 'Woman's head, left, hair wrapped in a large reticulum.
li, Pegasus, left; below, 9,. . A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
275. Same head \ behind, the monogram (354) and I. i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
276. Same head; behind, the monogram (355).
vi. Pegasus, left. 5 below, 9. . . A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
277. Same head; behind, the monogram (352).
i^. Pegasus, left; below, 9... A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
278. Same head; same hairstyle, with drop earrings and pearl necklace; behind, the monogr. (356).
a, Pegasus, to left. ; below^ 9... . A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
279. Head of a woman, right, with ample reticulation lum and a pearl necklace j behind, the mon. (357).
i^. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
280. Same head^ behind, the monogram (358).
tf., Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A,3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
a8i. Head of a woman, left, full hair lies in the reticulum, with a string of pearls.
ii, Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. . . A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
282. Head of a woman, right, hair wrapped in a large reticulum, with pendant earrings and pearl necklace; behind, the monogram (359); in front, the monogram (36o).
i^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. , . A..3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
283. Same head; behind, the mongr. (36i); in front, the monogram (362).
i(. Pegasus, left; below, 9., . A..3.-C.-F.*.-5 fr. 284* Head of a woman, right, hair wrapped in the reticulum ^ behind, A. ^L, Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A,.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
ACHAIB. 4S
285. Head of a woman, left, with the reticulum and a necklace.
^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9... A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
286. Head of a woman, right, hair enclosed in an ample reticulum; in the field, F. £.
^ Pegasus vol., right; below, S. A,2i.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
287. Same east, left; in the field, A.^
^. Pegasus vol., left; below, 9. A..2|«-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
288. Same head; in front, N.
v/L. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. . A..2i.-G.-F.*.-3 fr.
289. Head of a woman, right, with ample removal culum, drop earrings and necklace; in the field, erased letters or monograms.
y. Pegasus > left; below, 9. . A..2|.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
290. Same head, left; behind, T.
ifz. Pegasus 5 to left. ; below, 9. ►. A.3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.
291. Head of a woman wearing a helmet in the shape of Phrygian cap, left; behind, the mono- gram (33i).
^. Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9. □. (has). By Bosset, Essay on the Medals of CéphaL p. 22. No. 7. PI I. Fig, 7.. ..... A. 3.-R3.-F.*.-9 fr.
292. Head of a woman, left, hair turned up and held by a wide headband, with pendants
(a) This medal is not from the Pallenes of Kefalonia, but of Corinth or of its colonies; I have described several of them in detail before. similar. See Syracusae, col. de Corinthbe, T. I. p. 3a3. No. 1048 and know?.
46 ACHAIA.
earrings and pearl necklace; in front, A.; behind, the monogram (363).
^. Pegasus, left A..3.-R*.-F.**.-6 fr.
2g3. Same head; in front, A.; behind, my. (33o). i^. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A.,3.-R*.-F.**.-6 fr.
294. Head of a woman, left, hair held back from behind with a broad band or reticulum, and a tuft tied behind the head; drop earrings and necklace; behind, something erased.
^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. . . A. 3. -G. -F.*. -3 fr.
295. Same head; behind, A.
j^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. . . A.. 3.-C.-F.*.-3 fr.'
296. Head of a woman, left, hair in a parting culum, secured by a bandage made twice the head circumference; pearl necklace; behind, a star.
^. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A..3.-R' .-F.*.-4 fr-
297. Same head; in front, star; behind, S.
y. Pegasus, left; below, 9. , A..3.-^R*.-F.*.-4 fr*
298. Hungry head, right; behind, the mongr. (345) and a club.
v/L, Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. . A..3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
299. Same head; behind, the monogram (364).
^, Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A..3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr«
300. Head of a woman, left. , crowned with myrtle, the hair braided and rolled up, forming a tuft behind, with drop earrings and pearl necklace; in front, the mouog. (365)j behind, the monog. (356).
^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 9. A..3.-R*-F.**.ri2 fr. 3oi. Same head; behind, an obelisk.
iji. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A.3.'-R*.-F.**.-i2 fr.
ACHAIB. 47
302. Head of a woman, left, knotted hair from behind and forming a tuft; behind, the monogram (366).
^. Pegasus, left, below, 9. , . A..3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr-
303. Head of a woman, left, her hair turned up from behind and forming a partly floating tuft, held by a link going several times around the head, with drop earrings and necklace; in the field, on one side A., on the other O.
^. Pegasus, left; below, 9. A..3.-R*.-F.**.-6 fr.
3o4* Head of a woman, left, upturned eyes from behind and making a floating tuft.
w. Pegasus, left A..3.-R\-F.*.-4 &•
305. Head of a woman, left, her hair turned up and floating from behind; in the field, on one side A., on the other 0.
ijt. Pegasus, left; below, 9;. A.3.-R*.-F.**.-6 fr.
306. Head of a woman crowned with myrtle, left, hair flowing from behind, with pendants pearl earrings and necklace; behind, O.
^. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . A.3.-R'.-F.*.«-4 fr*
307. Same head, with pendant earrings, without the necklace; behind, diqta and A.
Vf.. Pegasus, left; below, 9... A..3.-R*.-F.*.-4 ^r.
308. Same head, without earrings and without necklace in front, r.
^. Pegasus, left; below, 9.. A.3.-R'.-F.*.-4 fr-
309. Same head; behind, an altered symbol.
^. Pegasus, left; below, 9.., A.3.-R*.-F,*.-4 fr*
48 ACHAIB.
3io. Head of a woman ^ on the left, her hair turned up all around, with drop earrings and necklace beads; behind, the monogram (367). ^. Pegasus, left. j below, 9. . . A..3.-R'.-F.*.-4 fr»
3ii. Same head; behind, A, y in a crown of myrtle, y. Pegasus, left; below, 9. . . A.3,-*R*.-F,*.-4 fr*
3 12. Head of Medusa, facing; below, I.
^. Flying Pegasus, left^ below, 9. Cabinet of M. de Cadalvene A.i.-R^-F.*.-i2 fir.
3i3. Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9.
v^. Trident. □ A..i.«R8.-F.*.-i2 fr.
Cab. by M. Rollin, ^ Paris. 3i4* Bellerophon mounted on the Pegasus, right, launching a javelin in the right hand; below, 9.
i^. Chimera walking,^ g. ; underneath, a small button click between the letters A. A. □. . . A..4|.-R4.-F.*.-4o fr.
your
Same office.
3i5. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
^. 9. Flying Pegasus, left. □.. . ^.3.-R*.«F.*.-2 fr.
Haunt.
3 16. Bellerophon mounted on Pegasus, right.
]Ç2. Chimera walking, right. . .£.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
317. Bellerophon mounted on Pegasus, left; des- under , A.
^. Chimera walking, left; underneath, a gou- vernail ^.3.-R'.-F.*.-2 fr.
3 18. 'Pegasus, right.
1^. Chimera^ on the right.'. ^.2^.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
319. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
'sji. K. Pegasus, right iE.2.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
320.
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320. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
^. Flying Pegasus, on the right below, a symbol uncertain ^.2.-R^-F.o.-2 fr.
331. Same head.
^. Flying Pegasus, right. □. ^.2|.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
Gab. of Mr. Marqais de la Goy, in Aix.
322. Flying Pegasus, left.
y. Trident; in the field, AI. ^.2.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
323. Pegasus, left.
^. Trident, between A. and T ^.2.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
324. Pegasus, left.
y. Trident, between I. and O.. . . . . iE.2.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
325. Flying Pegasus, left; below, 9.
I)?. Trident; in lech., a griffin. ^.2.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
326. Other; in the field, a torch, ^.2.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
327. Other; in the field, a fotidre and the letter
328. Other; in the field, the Dioscures cap and the letters A, T., iE.2.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
329. Other; in the field, a head surrounded by rays and the letter A ^.2.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
330. Other; in the field, a cluster of grapes
9IU9 ..•••..•••••■.•.••••«. ••.■ ^I-i*2.^vi »""J7 . .^x ïr.
33 1. Other; in the field, H ^.2.-C.-F.*.-i fr.
332. Other; in the field, a branch and the letters
333. Other; in the field, a branch and the mono-* gramme (368) ^.2.-C.— F.*.-i fr.
334* Other; in the field, a vase and the letters ™» "• •..•••....«......•.••*•. /Ci.2«"~\j»™r . «^1 ir.
Volume IV, Supp. D
5o ACHAIS.
335. Pegasus, right.
^L, OS, Trident; in the field, a leaf of iB.a.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.
336. Helmeted head of Pallas, right; above the helmet, a trident as a counter-mark.
^. KOFIN0iaM. Trident. 0. . fi.3^.-R«.-F.o.-5o fr.
Cab. by fea M. Tôchon, k Paris.
Colonial medals.
337. Pegasus, right; below, horn.
1^. Pegasus, right; below, coR.£.3|.-R^-F.o.-2 fr.
338. coB. Child holding a thjrse, on a dolphin, going right.
v^ £8. Naked young man, standing, holding in each hand a rudder. ^. . • £.3|.-G.-F.o.-i fr.
339. COR. Same type.
¥^. HORN. Pegasus, right £.3|.-G.-F.o.-i fr.
340. Naked figure, standing, right hand on a gou- rernail, left hanging.
^. HORN. Flying Pegasus, right. □.^.35.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
Cab. of M. Rollin, in Paris;
341. Mélicerte lying on a dolphin, right.
1^. HORN. Flying Pegasus, right. □. -E.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Haunt.
342. Head of Neptune, right; behind, a trident.
i^. CORIN. Dauphin, right. □.. . -fi.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Haunt.
343. Trident.
i^. Rudder and monog. (56 of the Rec), that it appears? ^.2.-R».-F.*.-a fr.
ACHAIB. 5l
Zj^.Triàent; ,,,.0,
^L. Dolphin; cor.. ii.2.-R*.-F.*.-2 fr.
34^. COR.... Hercules standing, knocking out Thedra.
^. li. COS. Victory in a bige, right 9 □. Caè. by M* Tôchon iË.3.-R*.^F.o.--6 fr.
346. Ta. co. Hercules standing, knocking out the hydra.
^. Hercules suffocating Antaeus {a), £.5.-R^.-F.o.«^6 fr.
347* I* co. Hercules naked, club raised, and striking down Diomede, whom he holds by the hair; at the feet: of Diomëde, already heads of horses.
1^. I. co. Hercules suffocating Antaeus, whom he wants to through the body, and which it lifts from the ground. □. Mus. Sanclem. Num. salt. L 178... ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
348. Radiated head of the Sun, right, the pallium on the shoulders. ^
^. coriNT. Flying Pegasus, right. ^.35.*-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
349. cojRiNT. Head of Neptune or Indian Bacchus, on the right, crowned with ivy and vines; above, A. as a counter-mark.
^ Ês. JL. CASE.... II. viB.... Pallas walking,
straight, dressed in a long dress, and a scarf falling from above the shoulders, throwing lightning from the right hand, and the left armed with a shield round, (h) ^.6.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.
liÉ>M^*i
(a) This medal is described in Corinth, T. II. p. 167. N^. i35 of the Description. It does not appear to belong to this colony; I believe rather from the Cossntia family, as well as the previous one and the following. Fojrez Morell.
{b) Vcjez Sestini, Lett. nnm. Gontinnaz. Volume VII. p. 20, with legend amt^s. j^Lttt, coll.) i.. case. ii. vim. q.
52 ACHAIS.
350. coRiNT. Head of Indian Bacchus, right; des- sus, A. y in a counter-mark.
^ FRIS.... viR.... Pallas standing, right, lan- throwing a javelin with the right hand, and the left arm weapon of a shield ^.5|.-R^.-F.*.-i2 fr.
35 1. Mr. Novio. Bass. Mr. AN. HiFFARC. Torch lit. Vf. Nude figure, walking, left, holding
with the right hand a palm placed on the shoulder, and from the left a strip; in the field, ii. ti.. COR. □. Cah, deM.Roll£n,àPans.M3l.-ïi^.-F.\'8 fr.
352. F. AEBVTIO. F. M. F. C. HEIO. FAMFHIIiO.^ daUS UUC
laurel wreath.
^. p. Mr. F. TER. HORN. Flying Pegasus. D, Christ, Ra- mus, CaL Nummorum veterum Reg, Daniœ* /. p. i66. No. 28 ^.5.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
353. coRiN. Diademed head of Neptune.
^. F. AEBVCIO. (meZ^M^ AEBVTIO.) C. FINNIO. II. VIR.,
in a crown. □ ^.5.-R3.-F.o.-^ fr.
Mos. Arig. IV. Tab. I..N'. 3.
354* coRiNT. Head of Neptune, surrounded by a link, with right.
Bf., li. AEBVTIO. c. FINNIO. II. VIR. {to), in three lines, in an oak crown. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
355. Other, almost similar. ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
356. CORINT. Head of a woman, right (perhaps • ^Laïs).
iî?. Q CAEciL. NJGR. C. C... u. VIR.. Bellerophon
(a) The lesson of this legend was not given exactly in our Description, T. II. p. 1 70. No. 169.
AGHAÏB. 53
half on the Pegasus, on the right, fighting Chi- mother. • , . . . . • ,......• ^.Oj.— R .— F.o.-g fr.
337. Head of a woman, right (perhaps from Laïs).
^. CORIN..... Lioness, left, on a ram lying on a column capital, {a), fi.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
358. Same head.
i^. c. li. I. COR. Woman standing, the modius on the head, and dressed in the stola, holding a hook above above an altar, and on the left a rudder. D. Cab: deUÎ'dç Cadahene,, .... ^5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
359. Mr. FliACIBIVS. M. SVIi.... MINV. II. VIR. QVI. For-
tififications of the city wall of Gorihthe, at this that it wall t.
^. Mr. SEN NIVS. he. VIRi QVINQ. THERE. IVL. HORN.
Indented shield, similar to the pelta of the Ama- areas, with a spearhead. . . . ^.4,-R'.-F.o.-5o fr.
360. sRNATVs. P. Q. R. Veiled head of the Senate.
^. li. GA.N. AORifFAE^ IX. VIR. HORN. Temple at more several columns seen from the side, with degrees. Q. Its- tini, Lelt. num,ConL IX, p. 5. N^. 1. £.6.-^R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
361. A. coK. Bearded and diademed head of Neptune, k right^ on the left shoulder, a trident.
ij/L, li. CAN. AGRiFEAE. II. VIR. HORN. Naked figure, of- end, holding a rudder in each hand. Q. Topsail. . . e *.5.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
(a) This medal differs from the one I have already described in T. II. of the Description. p. 169. N^. i63, in that where the lioness enters torn there to the right. ^
54 ACHAIS.
362. DEo. NEPTTNo. Head of Neptuue, diadtfnie^ to right; on the left shoulder, a trident.
ij?. I..CAN. AGR«... (a). Same type. iE.5.-R^.-F.p.-6 fr.
363. Head of Neptune, right, with a tridejat on left shoulder.
^. COL. HORN. Pegasus vol. , left. □. ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-ô fr.
Hntiter.
364. Eifaceous legend. Head of Neptune, right^ der- behind, a trident.
^l, li. CAN. AG COR. Two joined corns, holding
a poppy and two ears of corn. D....... iE/.4.-R^.-F.o^ fr.
Neamann, Nam. vet. ined. p. a3o. Tab. TII. Fig. 5. $36. INSTIOATVS. Fierce lion, roaring and pulling language.
^. coriN. Victory holding a crown in her hand Dr. lifted, and a palm in the left. Q. £.3.-R^.'F.o.- 1 5 fr •
Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T.I. p. 178.
366. coRiNTHVM. Bellerophon fighting Pegasus in front of the Corinth Gate.
^. p. TADi. CHiLA. c. iViil. KiGSR. II. viR. Neptune sitting on a rock, holding his trident in his hand left. □. ^.6.-R^;-F.o.*-iîi fr.
Ses.tiai, Lett. name. Coatinaa^. T-IX. p. 6. N**. has.
JuUus Caesar.
367. liAVs. ivLi. coriNT. Laureate head of J. Céar, right.
I}?. !.. CERTO. AEPFIO. {b) C. IVMO. II. VIR? Bellé-
rophon mounted on the Pegasus, to the right. □. MorelL in fam, Julia ^.5.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.
{a) FrO AGRIPPAE. II. VIR. HORN.
(A) McKus A.EFIC10., Ht videtttr.
368. Other, with li. cbeto ajupsio. c> ivi^p. yew. va? Pegasus lAre, right. Q jE.5,*R^«-F.^.-« fr.
Morell. in fam. Jalia. :
369. LATS. iiri«i. eoRiMT. Laurel head of Julius Caesar, right; desms, an email in a cputre^mi^rque.
9^ ..QEBTo. AAFiG^... (a) c. lYMO. II. vi]Ei. Bell^ro- phon mounted on the Pegasus, at â, (A). ^.6|.-R^.-F.*.- 12 f.
Julius Caesar and Augustus.
370. u. VIA. ÇOBIA.T. (^iV;). Laureate head of Julius Caesar, on the right.
^ c. w&io, roiiON£0. iB^w. (caption redone}; -(c). Bare head of Aigusle /♦ iE,6.-R5.-F.*!-24 fr.
j/lif . jirUonius.
371. COBINT. Bare head of M. Antoine^ on the left.
i^. p. 4KBVTIO. c. NOXNio. II. viR. Prow of will- bucket. D ^.6.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.
Com. Wiczay, Mus. Hederr. T.I. p. x5«. N*. 3S47. Tab. XTI. 'Fig. 348.
872; ooRiKT. Bare head of M. Antoine, left. .
l)L 7* AQYiNO. c. xviijo. He, VIR. Woman dressed in the siola, seated on a seat, on the left, a coat hook in the right hand. Q £.6.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.
Morell. in fam. Jqlla.
M the I
(a) Pro ▲KTicio.
(b) This medal is the same as the one I received from Torae II. of the Description. p. 171. No. 177; but the lesson here seems very accurate ^ and would make one believe that this was the one Morell gave. for both me- previous dailles, is doatease.
(c) Here is Morell's lesson. : cokint. 11. via., next to the head of J. C<'sai,«;l Q. CAEcii.io itig. c. rixo. POL.^da c6(é of that of Aaguste.
56 ACHAIA. '
873. coRiNT. Bare head of M. Antoine.
1^, p. ALiTio. II. MENio. II. viR. Bow of ship. □. ^.6.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
Morell. in tam. Alitia.
374. Other; c pïnnivs. p. aebvcivs. (melius aebvtivs.) II. viR. Q^iN., in a courtyard. □. -fi.€.-R^.-F.o.-a4 fr«
> Mas. Arig. I. col. i, 3.
Augustus^.
'Zj5, CORINT. AVGvsTvs. Bare head of Augustus, right.
W.p. iEBVT. !8. p. F. v. IVIilO. HERAC. vcl HER. Vcl
HERA. II. VIR. QV'i. ITER. (a), in four Hgnes, in a crown of oak ^.5.-C.-F.o.-2 fr.
376. li. ARRio. PEREGRiNO. Radiated head of Augustus, left.
i^. li. FVRio. LABEONE. II. VIR. COR. Hexa temple style A.5.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
377. li.' FVRIO. LABEONE. II. VIR. COR. Same head.
^. li. ARRIO. PEREGRINO. II. VIR. COR. Temple
hexastyle. ^.5j-R^.-F.o. -6 fr.
378. Other similar; but on the frieze of the temple ^ we reads î AVGVSTVS. Q & 5.-R4.-F.O.-8 fr.
Morell. in fam. Arria.
379. Other, with rinvs. ii. vir. cor. Hexa temple
style: -E.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
380. ii« HVR. liABE...^. Laureate head, left.
^. L. ARRlO. PEREGRINO. II. VIR. Temple of SIX co-
(^y In Morel, we read p. axbVtio. c. ivlio. herac. ii. vir. qti. XTBR. The same inscription is still retained by Mr. Antoine.
ACHAIB. 57
lonnes, on which we read: gent. ivjl. Q.. Mus*, yirig, II, col, 2, 12;^.6..-R'.-»F.a.-9 fr.
38 1. li. FVRio. liABEON. Laureate head of Augustus, left.
^. !.. ARRio. II. LIFE. COR. Templç hexastyle ;,»nr the pediment, gent. rvii. Q •. . iE.4«-R^«-F*o^-6 fr»
Mas. Sanclem. Nnm.salt. |L p. Its.
382.li. FVRIO. iiABEONE. II. V. Same head y on the left, i^. L. ARRio. r£R:çG]iiNo. II. V. COR. Same temple,
with the same inscription on the peristyle. Q. Sestini, Lett, num, T, VI, p. 3i -fi.4«-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
383. L. ARRIO. FBREGRiNo. II. viR. [Litu fug.) Head removed from Augustus, to g;giuc)lie.. . . ,:
]^.^ L. FVRIO. LABEONE. II. VIR. HORN. Hexa Temple»
style; ..on the frieze, we read: avgvstvs. (Z*i«cm
fag.) «.5.-R3 -F.0.-6 fr.
384 liABEONE. II. ViR. Laureate head.
T^» L. RVTiLio. FiiANCo. II. viJEi. In the field, horn. Victory walking, left. □. . .^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Mas. Arig, II. ccl. i,9.
385. ....flanko. II. VIR. Laureate head.
i^. ...LABEONE. II. VIR. HORN. Pegasus walking. D. Mus, Arig, II, col, 2, 11 .E.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
386. Other ^ A vafronio..cabrono. [meUus a. vatronjo. LABEONE ) II. vija.; dau$ the field, cpR. Victory, to
. left, on a glohe “one, lightning in the hand
right. □'. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Mas. Arig. I. col. .1, 6.
387. Other; rvtilio. flanko. ii. vir. horn. Pegasus mar- singing. □ ^.5--R*.-F.o.-4 ^'**
Mns. Arig. T. col. 1.7.
58 ACHAIB.
388. RVTiLio. l>iiANCo TIte laurce d'Augu«le.
i)£. WR... ..BEON.. II. viR.; daDs lechampyOOR. Victory marching, h gf uche. Q... £.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr*
Mos. Arig. n. col. i, 8.
389 » RVTiii... Pi^Nco. II. SHOT. Bare head of Augaste. 'Vf, ..BEON9. u. VIR. HORN. Pegasus walking; below,
a fish. Q £.5.— R*.-F.o.'4 ^^*
Idpt* Adg* I. col. 4* I • 6.
390. RYTiLio. pLAKCo head upright, h left.
^. A. VATic... [tnelius vatrokio.) cor. Pegasus
walking. D ........ • JË.5.-R*.-F.o.— 4 ^r.
Mo», Arig* I- ÇoL al< i, 7.
391. li. RVTILIO. PLANCo. Tétc lauréc, on the right. '
i^. o. II. VIR. HORN. Pegasus walking, turned
to the right. : ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
392 o. FLANCO Têtelaurea, right, (a)
v/L, A. VATRONio II. VIR. HORN. Pegasus walking,
right > JE.5.-R».-F.o.-4 fr-
393 » A. VATRONIO. iABRONE. II. VIR. Laureate head
^NGO. II. VIR. HORN. Victory on a globe,
' on the left. Q ^ 5.-R*.-F.o,-4 fr.
Mas. Aig. IV. N*. ag, T#b. hFig. 8.
394. P. VATRONIO......;. Laureate head*
1^. li. RVTILIO II. VIR.; in the field, cor.
Victory, left. , on a globe. Q. -, ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Mus. Arig. II. col. a, xo.
{to) The medal of eritg T. II. p. X74, No. 197, belongs to the same reigns.
\
ACHAIE. 59
395. A. VATKONio.... Bare head of Augustus.
i^. r^. FVBio. i^ABEONE. II. viR. HORN. Pëgasc mar-
Eckhel, Gat. mins. Tindob. ix5.
3g6; .L. RVTiXilo Tété lanr^e of Auguste, on the right.
ij£. A. VAfRôNio;.... II. viR. HORN. Victory standing sut- tin globe I to'-^right, holding a crown and donkey palm... . w, .....;,.;.«, . iE.4.-R*,-F,o.-4 fr.
397. D1VV8. AVoVsTvs. CYTflERONTR. II. VIR. Head ra- d^Angàste, on the right. ^
^. VICTORIA. AVG. CAPITONE. ITER. II. VIR. Victory
marcbant j on left, holding utie crown of Id hand right., and a trophy on the left. Q. iE.8.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Morell. in fam. Fonteia.
898. Divvs. AVGVSTV. CAFITOXE. II. VIR. radiated head, k left.
jyt. VICTORIA. AVG. CYTHERONTE. IJ. VIR. Even
type of Victory. D, JE.8.-R».-F.o.-6 fr.
Morell. in fam. Fonteia.
399. Other, with vict. avg.x^yt^VROhtj&^ ii. vir, Even type of Victory, D,. . .' ^8.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Morell. in fam. Fonteia.
400. c. CAESAR. AVGVs. Same head.
1^. F. viFSANio. AGRIPPA; II. VIR. Pegasus. Q. Eckhelr The. ^.5.-fR».-F.o.-4 fr.
401. Without legend. Bare head of Augustus, right.
^. c. iVLi. II. vir; , in two lines, in one
icoui'onnexle myrtle. D.. .fi.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
. Morell. in fam. Jalia.
6o. A G HAÏS.
Lwia.
40a. ssNAfvs. F. Qj R. Tétc diadéiné el veilée delivie^
on the right.
i(. I4. CAN. AûHippAE. u. viR. COR. Temple 4 . several columns, with degrees, which is seen from
rating .••••••• .••••••.•.•••.• • ■iijj.pa-'R i— F •O*— ^24 ^r>
403. Other, almost similar. □. £.6.-R^.-F.o;-a4 f'''.
Sestini, Lett. name. G>ntinoaz. T. IX. p. 5. z.
404. !<• FVRio. LABEONE. II. VIR. Veiled head of Livic^ left.
]^, 1a, AHRIO. PEREGRINO. he. ViR. COR* Temple
I
(lexastyle^ on the pediment of which we read gent. ivl. Q ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
Mus. Arig. rV. N*. 3o. Tab. II. Fig. 16.
4o5 THE Bare head, dexterous.
B^. li. ARRio. PEREGRINO. II. VIR. COR. Same type. Q, . . ^.5.-R*.-ï'.o.-24 fr.
Mos. Arig. IV. W. 3o. TaV. II. Fig. 17.
406.li. ARRIO. PEREGRINO Tétc of Livîa.
^. li. FVRIO. LAREONE. II. ViR. 'COR'. Tei^RpIe
hexastyle, on the pediment of which we read gent. ivl. □ iE.5.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.
Mc^s. Arig. I, col. I y zi.
407. Head of Livia, right. .
'Bt. li. pVRia liABEONE. II. VIR. COR. Temple hçxa- style. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
.4q8. ivlia Head of Livia ^ right.
y. .li. FVRIO. LABEONE. II. VIR, COR. Temple _ hexa- style; on the frieze, avgvstvs. □. ^.5.-R^-F.o.-24 ^'
Morell in faro. Jalia.
AcHAÏfi. 6l
Caius and Lucius Caesares,
409. CA£. OEM. Bare heads, facing each other,>Caïus and Lndus; in mîHen, b. or tin globule.
t^. COL. HORN. Flying Pegasus, right. Q. Sestini, Describe. déi mus. Fontanal ^àrL II, p. 3 1 . N^. 2. Tab. f^, Pîff» 6.0, -. ^.4'^R^»— F.O.— 15 fr»
410. CAEaAR. CORINTHI. Bare head of Augustus, right.
I(. C. SERVILIO. C. F. PRIMO. M. ANTONIO. HIFFAR-
CHO. II. viR. Bare and facing heads of Caius and
Lucius; in the middle, c. l. Q £.5.-Rl-F.o.-8 fr.
Bckhel, Cat. word. Gaes. 'Vindob. I.p. ix5. N**. 10.
Tiberius.
41 1. Ti. CAESAR. CORINTHI. Bare head of Tiberius, right.
7/L. c. MVS8ID. FRISCO. II. VIR. C.H£10. FOLLIONE.
iTER. , in four lines, in the middle of a crown
u acne .■•••••.••.■•••••■•■••• xLi*3.^i\ ."^r .o."^} ir«
412 CANINIO. AORIFFA. II. VIR. Head uuc of Ti-
bere. {a)
1^. .....AGRiFFA. II. VIR. QViN. HORN. Veiled woman,
seated, holding a hook and a pole.^5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
41 3. c. NVMiTORE. Bare head of Tiberius, left, {b) ^. F. CANINIO. AGRJF... COR. Veiled woman, seated, on the left, holding ears of corn in his right hand, and the left a haste. Q £.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Mus. Arig. IV. No. 39. Tab. I.Fig. 9.
(a) And Doo d*Agrippa, eomine it is said Descript. T. II. p. 173. No. 191.
{b) Raoge wrongly among the coins of Aagaste. Vox^t Sestini, Catal. name. vet. mas. Arig. p. 34.
6a ACHAIB.
^4i4*P-cANiNio. AGRIPPA. II. SHOT. QViNQ. Bare head of Tiberius.
*
1^. !«• CA8TRICIO. REoviiO. II. viR. HORN. Veiled Livy, seated, holding a coat hook in her right hand, and left a haste. Q £.4*-R^*-tF.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Oescris. del mm. FonUna. p. 5x N*. i.
41 5. li. CASTAicio. RBOVI.O. 11. VIR. Head of Tiberius.
^. p. CANINIO. AGRIPPA. II. VIR. QVINQ^ COR. Livia
veiled, seated, holding a hook in her right hand, and on the left a pole. Q £.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del mas. FonUna. p. 5a. N**. has.
41 6. TiBERio. CAESARi. Laureate head of Tiberius, left.
1^. li. FVRio. c. CRisFO. II. VIR. HORN. Hexa temple style; on the frieze, avgvstvs. D. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Morell. in fam. Faria.
417. S. P. C. S. Laureate head of Tiberius j on the left.
1^. ...OPT. II. VIR Military figure standing on
a cippus, holding a sign in his right hand, and from the left the parazonium?. . £.3|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Antonia. »
r
418. ANTONIA. AVGV. Head of Autouia.
f^, p. viPSANio. AGRIPPA. II. VIR. HORN. Two horns
of abundance. Q -fi.5.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Mns. Thenp. p. 665.
Drusus Caesar, TiberiiJiUus.
41g. DRVsvs. CAESAR. coRiNThi. Bare head of Drusus.
Itf. c. MVSSID. PRISCO. II. VIR. C HEIO. POLLIONE.
ITER. , in four lines, in an ache crown.
a ^.5.-R«.-F.o.-4o fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del mm. Fontana. p. 53. N<*. 3. Tab. II. Fig. 9.
ACHAIB. 63
Caligula.
410. CAIT8. ca£. Obrmaniovs. Bare head of Caligula, right.
^p. viPSAKio. AORiPFAé II. viR. HORN. Pegasus you- lant, right, (a) ^.5.*-R^.-F.o»-6 fr.
421. c. CASSAR. AVOV8T. Bare head of Caligula, left.
^ AGRIPPA. II. viR. HORN. Flying Pegasus. □.
Afus^ Sanclem. Num seL IL p. 77. Tab. XIV > Pig' 36 •.• ^.5|.— R'.-F.o.-o fr.
4^2. CAIY8. CAE8AR. Avo. Bare head, right.
^. p. viPSANio. AGRIPPA. II. T\B, COR. Pegasus you- lant, p. (A) ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mas. Sanclem. 1. c.
423. CAIV8. CAE8AR. AVG. Bare head, right.
1^. Mr. BELLio. PROCYLO. II. VIR. Flying Pegasus. D iE.5 -R3.-F.O.-6 fr.
Mus. Sanclem. 1. c.
424- C. CAE8AR VST. Uue head, right.
^Lo. II. VIR. HORN. (c). Flying Pegasus,
left o iE.5.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.
425. Legend erased. Laureate head, left.
i^. Leg. erased. Pegasus, right. . ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
(a) This medal was described T. II. of the Description. p. 174. N*. 198, soQs the title of Germanicns, linked to Gafignla. I'm over it here the valear.
{h) Tm\ wrongly describes two similar medals in the reign of Aagnste. ToKZ Description. T. II. p. 17a. N<»«. i83 and 184.
(c) The caption must be m. bellio. raocvLo. 11. vir. horn.
64 ACHAIA.
426. Mr. BEL. ij. viR. Radiate head, right.
^. HORN. SE. Neptune standing, left, having on the right hand a dolphin. Q. (a}.:£.5.<^R^.-F.o.-6 fir.
Mus. Arig. I. col. al. Tab. I.Fig. 8.
427. a CAESAR. ATG. Bare head of Galigula. (b)
^. CAECiLio. NiGRo. II. VIR. COR. Pegasus you- lant. D. Com. TViczajr, Mus, Hederv, T, /. p. i53. No. 3853: JE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Agrippina Germanici.
428. AGRIFFINA. C. CAESARIS. AVG. MATER. Head of Àgrip-
pine.
^. GENivM. C. I. C. Fortune standing, with its attributes. Q. (c) ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Valiant, Name. aerea in col. cnsa. I. 141.
Agrippina, Nero and Drusus.
429. AGRIFFINA. GERMANICI.... Tied head {d) of Agrippina, right.
1^. Mr. BELLio. FROcviiO. II. VIR. HORN. Heads affron- heads of Nero and Drusus; in the midst of them, do not. DR. □ -«:.4.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestiniy J)e8criz. del mns. Fontana. p. 53. N^. 4. Tab. I.Fig. 3x.
{d) Struck sounds Galignla, in honor of Aagnste. See Sestini, Gat. min5. Arig. p. 34.
(^) Wrongly described in the reign of Angnste.
(c) Vaillant placed this medal among those of Cartilage, and the gives Agrippina of Germanicns. I described it almost sem- blable that I wrongly classified among the medals of Agrippina the Younger. See Description. T. II. p. 175. N**. ao3.
(
430.
AcHAÎB. 65
I
Germanicus.
430. obrmânicvs. caesar. Bare head of Germanicus, right.
^^ C MV8SUOIO. FRI8CO. II. VIR. C. HEIO. FOLLIONE.
iTBR. , in the crown of ache. £.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
43i. GERMA 8AR. Bare head of Germanicus, right.
1^. Mr. BELL... cvLO. II. SHOOTING. COR. Rudder of rake. Q.” £.5.-R^.-F.o.-i 8 fr.
Mas. Arig. I. col. al. a, 17.
CImuUus.
432 LAV. CAE. ATo. Laureate head of Claude, k g.
1^. Q. ^VL. FLACco. II. VIR. COR. Marine Venus,
on a chariot drawn by mermen each holding a
flate, left. D iË.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fn
Mus. Arig. II. col. 4, a8.
433. Ti* CLAVOIT8. CAESAR. Head of Claude.
^ L. PACO. FLAM. CN. FYBL. COR. Nero and Britan- nicus standing there dressed in the toga, holding in his hand right a hook iE.5.-R^.-F.o.'^ fr.
434 Divs.... CAESAR. Laureate head.
jf oNio. FLAM. CV Same type. □. Eckhel,
Cat. mus. Caes. I, p. 11 5. iV^ i3. -fi.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
435. Ti. CLAVDITS. CABS. Avo. Laureate head of Claude, on the left.
9^ CLA. OBLBIIB. ON. FVBLl. REO. HE SHOT. I at the bottom,
MB. in monogram and dr. Nero and Drusus standing, facing each other, and dressed in the pretext dress.
D fi.4.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.
SesUni, Desom. del mas. Fontan. p. 54. N«. 5. Volume IV. Please. E
66 AcHAÏÉ.
Claudius and Messalina.
436. IT. CLAVDIVS. GAES. AVG. GERMANICVS. Head
of Claude, on the left.
^. TALERIA. MESSALINA. CAPITONE. GYTHERONE. II.
viR. Messalina TV. CL(a).. .' ^.5.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, Description. name. TCt. p. 189. N**. 5.
Agrippina junior*
437. AORiPPiNA. AYOïr. Head of Agrippina, decorated, k g. ^. M.Ac. CANDiDO. II. VIR. HORN. Venus Due, on a
chariot drawn by a nereid playing the flute, and by a merman holding a sea trunk. □. Liebè, Gothic. num. p- é^ij ^.5.-R4.-P.o.-8 fr.
438. AGRiPPiNA. AVGV8TA. Head of Agrippina.
i(. Mv. Aciiiio.... II. YiR. COR. Standing woman, dressed in a toga, holding a pawn in her right hand tëre, and on the left a scepter. □. Vaillant, CoL p. i63 iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
439. Other; woman standing, presenting a coat hook a snake held by Hygiea, standing in front of her. Q. Vaillant, CoL p. 164 .^.S.-R^.-F.o.^ fr.
44o« Other j q, fvlvio. l. annio. it. vir. cor. Venus on a chariot drawn by a nereid and a merman, like above. D. Vaillant,, CoL L c, . iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
44 >• Other ^ Q. FJLACCO. 11. vir. cor. Same thing. Û. Vaillant, CoL p. i65 -^.ô.-R^.-F.o.-S fr.
442. Other; q. pvl. FiiACco. 11. riR. cor. Same type. Q. Vaillant, CoL Le iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
{a) I have already described this medal, but the legend is better here canscreved. See Description» T; VI. p. 679. 454.
A^GHAÎB. 6d
44^* Other 'f Q. FiiAcco. annio. ii. vir. horn. Same ty|>e. Q. MorelL infant. Annia ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
444* Antre*, m. silano. ii. shot. horn. Same type. □. going there. Col. p. i65 i. . . iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
445 AVGVSTA.. Head of Agrippina, left.
^. ..AC. CANDiDO COR. {has). Venus standing^
' on a chariot pulled by two seahorses, to the left- che: -«:.5|.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
446* AGRiFFiKA. AVGVSTA. Same head^
^. Q.FVL. FliACCO. II. VIR. G£N. COL. HORN. Gëuie
standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and
left a cornucopia. B.£.5|.-R4.-F.o.-i 2 fr.
Cat. d'Ennery, p. 5i8. N”. 33a4. {b) 447* Other ^ q. fvl. flacco. ii. vir. horn* Quadriga
with a driver. □ A.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Mns. Arig. t. col. 2, a4*
448. Other; Venus standing on a chariot drawn by two seahorses, ranging from dr. to left. (c). .£.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
449* DIVA. AGRip.... AVGVSTA. Head of Agrippina.
^. CEL Q. N£V c... Kéron et firitannicus,
dressed in the toga, standing. Û... . JE.5,-R^-F.o.-ï5 fr.
Mas. Arig. II. col. 4, 29.
460. gripp. avg. cajbsaris. avg. Head of Agrippina, left.
^. ..ciipvs.... AC. PiiAAiiv (51c). Two figures
standing, dressed in the dressing room. . . . -^.ôl.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.
(to) Pro M. AC. CairoiDO. 11. vir. horn.
(b) In this Catalonia, this medal is awarded, wrongly, k Agrippina the mother.
(c) Already described, but incorrectly. Focus Descr. T. II. p. 175. N*”. ao4.
68 AcKA^iB.
45 1. AGAirpiiiA. AvavaTA. Head of Agripphia the game. s^ ooB.... PVBL.1C10. &£&¥.. . Same type. D.Mus. Theup.p. 669 jE.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Nero.
45a. NERO. CAESAR. Laorean head of Neroni
^. Tf. CLA. ANAXiLAO. II. viK. HORN. Woman of- butt, holding in his left hand a cornucopia dance, and crowning with the right fËmperear of- end, at iE,5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Eckhel, Cat. mast. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. 1x6. N**. 17.
^53. Other; ti. cla.... xilao. ii*. vir. horn. Temple tc^trastyle, in which is a standing figure. □. Mus, Jirig. II. col. 4, 3 1 -£.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
454* Other; ti. clavd. anaxilao. ii. vir. cor., in
a laurel wreath. Q ^5.-R^.-F,o.-8 fr.
, MoA. Theap. p. 671.
455. NERO. CLAV. CAESAR. Laureate head, right.
^. Mr AC. canoooo. II. VIR. HORN. Venus naked, standing on a chariot drawn by a nereid playing the flute j and a merman holding a sea trunk. □. Liebe, Gothic. num. /?. 417 ^5.-Rf -F.0.-8 fr.
456. NERO. CAE. Avo. iMP. Radiated head of Nero, right. ^. p. M.E.M. ciiEANDRO. 11^ VIR. QViN. The Emperor,
in toga and standing on a platform, right arm extended, and holding his toga in his left hand; in the field, had two lines, aolo. avg. (“)... -ffi.5.-Rf-F.o.-8 fr.
■> ■■
( / ACHAIB. 69 457. iTEBO. CABs.^ ATO. iMP^ T^B^ iaurëe èe Néro. yew. AOIiO. AVG. P.M.... BO. II. VIR. COR. The EnipC- on the platform, shouting at the soldiers. □. Mus, Theup, p. 671 1 ^.5.-R<-F.o.-g fr. 458. Other, with p. mem. cii^ANORO. qv. adv. avjo. COR. Ship with sailors. Q. ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. Mofl. Sanclem. Name. salt. IT^. ii5. 4^9. N£BO. CA£- AYo. |M?, Tétç radiée, right. 1^. p. Mr. C|«£ANDRO QV. AVG. , Ut yi(jtfiU,ir, Qfk- 1st; in the middle of the ch., aove. avo. iE.5.-R^.-F.a.-() fr. 460. iMP.' NièRO. CAE8AR. Radiate head, left. t^, ADVENTvs. X.. li. S.A. (sic). Trouble with rowers; in the field, p ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. 461. NERO. CLAVO. CAESAR. AVG. GERM. IMP. Head lau- d.e dç Nero. 1^. ADVj^VAT. AVG. COR. Vessel with ra- die, a,. ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Vaillant, Col. p. 175. 462. NEHO. cuiyo. CAX9. AVO. Bare head of Nero, left* ^. Ti. CLAVDio. OPTATO. II. VIR. çoR. Crown d'ache; in the middle, the word isti^hmia. , written in d^ux lines, . • ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
463. NERO. CL CAE8 Tétc laurea, on the right.
f^. Ti. CLAVoro. OPTATO. II. VIR. HORN. Crowned of ache and isthmia iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
464. Other, with ti. clavdio. ii. vir. q. adv. avg. horn. Nero out, in box. Q... . . . . ^.5,-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mofl. Sanclem. 1. c.
70 ACHAIB.
465. N£Ro. CAESAR. AVG. iMP. Laureate head of Nero, k right.
i^. ADV£. AVG. p. DOMiTio. II. viR. Qv. HORN. Tri- rème., with a vexillum and ran;ieurs. Q. Liebe, Goth, num, p, ^i^^ ., k iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr,
466. iM?. n£;ro. CAESAR. AVG. Radiated head of Nero, left. i^. li. R. pisoNR. II. V. QVi. HORN. ; in the field,
ADVE. AVG. Praetorian Trirenoie. D. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-6 f . Mus. Sanelem. Nam. salt. II. p. xx5. Tab. XTI. Fig. 57.
467. KBRO. CAESAR. AVG. IMP. Radiated head of Nero, k left.
^t, !• OV. vel T. RV. PISONR. “. VIR-QVI. HORN.
Praetorian galley, with oarsmen; in ch. , ADVE. ADL. (has) , . . iE.6.-R^.-F.o.^ fr.
468. NERO. CAEs. AVG. IMP. Radiated head.
!u. ADLo. AVG. L. RVT. pisoNE.... COR. THEEmperor on a platform, haranguing soldiers. □. Jllus. Theup, p. 671 .^.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
469. NSRo. CAESAR. AVG. P. M. Laureate head of Nero, k right.
1^. !.. RV ■ COI*. HORN. ADVE. AVG. Trouble with
rowers, iE.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
470. NERO. OLAVD. CAES. AVG. Laureate head of Nero, right.
1^. Mr AC. CANDiDO. II. VIR. GEN. COL. HORN. Woman standing, holding a hook in his right hand, and left a cornucopia. □. .£.5.*R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
Eekhel, Cat mas. Tindob. 1x6. Mas. Gall.
(“) It’s the same size as that of N^ ai in T. II. df U Description. p. 176, but better described.
471. Other, with m. ac. canoibo. ii. see. coh. Nep- tune, pulled by two sea horses. □. Eckhel, the C ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
47a- Den; mr. acted. cand 11. vir. horn. Figure {a)
dragged by sea horses. Q. iE 5.-R4.-F.O.-8 fr.
Mas. Ari^. II. col. 5, 37.
473. KBRo. CLAVD. CAESAR. Laureate head of Nero, right.
1^. Q. PVL. rtAcco. it: VIR. HORN. Venus standing on
a chariot pulled by two seahorses, going from the right
on the left. □ ^.8.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Ed. de Gadalvene, Rec. of Med. uned. p. 175. N<^. has.
474- Other; q. fvl. flac Neptune in his chariot.
D iE.7.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Cat. d'Ennery, p. 584. 4o3d.
475. NERO. ciiA. CAEs. AV. Laureate head, right.
1^. Q.FVL. FLACco. II. V. COR. The Emperor in a quadriga, holding a branch in its right hand laurel. D. ^.5.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mas. Arig. II. col. 4, 3o.
476. NERO. ciiAV. CAESAR. Laureate head of Nero, right.
^ Q. PVIi. (sic) FliACCO. II. VlR. GEN. C... FîgUrC
in toga, standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and the g. a cornucopia. (HAS). iE.5. -R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
477. NERO. ciiAvOr CAEs. Ava. Same head.
^. Q. FLACC. r- ANNIO. II. VIR. HORN. WANTED ON UU
chariot drawn by two marine deities. □. MorelL infam, Atima^ iE.6,-R^.-F.o,-^ fip,.
{a) Neptune.
(5) Returned medal, which appears to be similar to the one I have described according to Vaillant, ^oje* Descript. T. II. p. 176. N". August>.
7^ ACHAIB.
478. N£RO. CLAYD. CA^AR. Head of Nero, right.
^£ poiiTAiNo. II. SHOOTING. COR. BcUerophon naked,
armed with a shield, walking, holding the Pegasus by the brake iE.5.-R^-F-o.r6 fr.
479* NERo. ciiAVD. CAES. AVG. Nuc head of Nero, right.
i^. c. lYiiio. FOLTABNO. II. viR. cx)ii. BelIérophoD naked, armed with a shield, walking, holding the Pegasus by the brake. D iC5.-R'.-F.o.-<6 fc
Monll. in fam. Jolie.
480. Another, almost similar, but the head of Nero k left. □ iE.4.-R^-F.o.^ fr.
Cab. of Mr. Marqaif de La Goy, in Aix.
481. Another vessel with rowers. □. Valiant^ Col p, 175 vE 5.-R* -F.0.-8 fr.
482. NERO. CABSAR. Avo. iMP. Laureate head, left. ^. c. ivL. polyAENo. II. SHOOTING. QTi. COR. Galley
with rowers^ in the field, adve. avg. □, MorelL in fam, Julia, ...... iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr,
483'. KERo. CLAT. CAXs. AT. Uue head, left.
1^. c. ITUO. FOLTABNO. II. SHOT. HORN. GoUfOnue
d'ache; in the middle, the word isthstia., written in two lines jflB.4i.-R«.-F.o.-.3 fr.
484* Other; p. TENTIDIO. FRONTONE. II. VIR. COR., daufi
a laurel wreath. D... . iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr, 'Mas. Arig I.coL 3, 33.
485. NERO. CAE8AR. ATO. Vcl NERO. CAESAR. Head there
ree of Nero, left.
^. T. TEN. FRONTONE. n. SHOT. HORN. The Emperor in toga, standing, in a tetrastyle tera^ple. Q. MorelL in fam, Venlidia, iE.5.-R<-Fjo.»8 fr,
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486. Other, with t. Fri. frontone. ii. wine. horn. The Emperor standing, in toga, crowned by a tonrrel^e woman, standing, dressed in the stola. Q. Morell. infam, FerUidia iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
487. KERO. cIesar.... Laureate head, left.
1^. pvfi. FRONTONE. II. viR. HORN. £scu1ape starts, in a tetrastyle temple iE.5.-R.^-F.o.-i5 fr.
468. Other; p. tent. frontone. ii. vir., in a laurel wreath. D i£.5.*Rl^F.o.-8 fr.
LielM, Goth. nam. p. 4x9.
48g. Other; p. vetro cor. Statue, in toga, in
a tetrastyle temple. D iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Mofl. Arig. II. col. 4, His. 490. NERO. CliAVD. CAES. AVO. GERM. TR. P.M.IMP. P.F.