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92. Cornupëte bull, left; above, an ear of corn layer.
i^. ..TAA2. {relrograde). Dog sitting, facing the right; behind, an ear iE.5.-R*.-F.*.-€ fr.
93. Head of Diana-Pharétraea, right.
i^. KNI22I12N. [Litt, conf,). In the middle of the field, a quiver -/E-5.-R'.-F.o.«-2 fr.
94. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
i^. KYAAZ. Eagle spread, standing, turned towards the right ^.7.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
95. KTAA2. Eagle standing, looking behind him.
i^. AI0ON. Owl resting on a diota, □. Sestini, Description num. vet. p. 220 -^5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
96. Laureate head of Jupiter, right; on it, a tritoa as a counter-mark.
^. KNMHSaN. [sic, confused litteris,) Eagle spread, standing, looking behind him. . iE.6.-R VF.0.-2 fr.
97. ...a. Head of a woman, right.
£4. Laureate head of Apollo, right. 7E.2|.-R».-F.o.-i fr.
98. Naked and bearded girl, right.
^. Head of a woman, right, crowned with ears of corn or of reed ^.2|.-R'.-F.o.-i fr.
Gretb. 3ii
99. K....^Head nii^ and iMirbue, right.
1^. Head of a woman, with a different hairstyle annuity iE.2|.-R* .-F.o.-i fr.
100. Great star.
1^. Labyrinth. D iE.2.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. Tdchoa.
Tiberius.
Head of Tiberius law.
i$£. rNQSION. (sic). The Minotaur. □. Valiant^ Gr, pm o» , . » 9^ ./E.O.— R .— F.o.-oo fr.
CYDONIA, nunc La Canea.
yojet, in the Description Tome it. p, 37 1 and tallow. , the MédaUlets ▲Greek UTOiroMBs in silver and bronze, and the iMpiaiAuis Greek silver and bronze
Augustus.
Nero.
Domitian.
• Tiberius, {a)
Yitellius.
Hadrian.
Claude.
Tespasian.
Antonîn le Pieni..
SUPPLEMENT.
102. Laureate head of Apollo, right. ; behind, a quiver. ^. KTAONIATAN. She-wolf, right, breastfeeding Mi-
above (6)^ above, a thunderbolt. □. A.5.-R*.-F.*.*ia fr.
Shame, Tab. XXUI. Fig. 3.
10 3. IIASIMO... Laureate head of Apollo, right.
^. KYAO. Croissant; above, a star. □. Topsail, Tab. XXI H. Fig. 4. . . iE.5.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
(a) The a8terisqae indicates that the medals are in aid.
[b) Son of *ApoUonet of Acacallis, daughter of Mittot. FeytM £eUiel« Doct. num. yet. T. II. p. 3io.
3l2 CftÈTJB.
io4- £TnoA. Hairless, bare head, left.
w,t. KTAûN. (retrograde). Wolf, right, breastfeeding
Miletus, son of Apollo. □ iE.4.-R\-F.o.-6 fr.
Pell. Rcc. T. ni. PI. XCIX. Fig. Sj*. io5. Young head.
i^. KTAQN. Naked man, holding a bow of both
hands. □ .- iE.6.-R^.-.F.q.-9 fr,
EcKhel, Cat. mos. Caes*. Vindob. L. p. xa6. No. 6.
io6. Hairless head, right.
i^. K.T. Dog sitting, left. □. Hunter, p, 120.' iV*”. i5 iE.4.-R'--F.o.-4 fr.
107. Head of a woman, right.
]^. ...AoKEûN. Same type. □. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Haunt, 1. c. N*. 16.
108. Head of a woman, crowned with flowers.
^. KYA. Dog standing and turning 5 in the
ch., SELF.; at the bottom, KaïMENoS. □. iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Descr. name. vet. p. 221. N^. 5.
109. IIASIQN. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
]^. KTAa. Star in a crescent. iE.5|.-R^-F.*.-9 f.
110. Owl, three-quarter view, turned to the right; in the field, AF.
^. KYAa. Star in a crescent. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
111. Hairless, laureate head; in front, in the field, BA.
^. KïAO. Croissant. □ -/E.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. .
Christ. Ramas, Cat. nam. vet. mas. reg. Dan. I.p. i85. N^. 3.
112. Head of Diana, right.
^. KYAa. Bunch of grapes. □. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. YIII. N”. 9.
1 13. Laureate head of Jupiter.
15:. KTAONIATÛN. Diola, Q. . iE.3.-R^-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. 221. N**. 6.:
Crete. 3i3
Augustus.
1 14* KAICAF^ Bare head of Augustus, left.
,y. KTAONIATAN. She-wolf standing, left, was going as Mîletus ^.4i.-R*.-F.o.-4 ^^'
1(5. Five others, presenting only slight differences ences jaE.4^— R*.-F.o.-i fr.
1 16. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Nie head of Augustus, right, ly. KYAQNIATAN. Miletus suckled by a she-wolf,
right A.5.-R',-F.o.-2 fr;
117. Auti^e; KYAONIATQN. Hexastjle temple. □. F ail- ^ so much y Gr. p. ^, » ^.6.— R*.— F.0.-6 fr.
1 18. Another, with KïAûNIATAN, Jupiter child on a goat. □. Faillant, The ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Tiberius.
119. TIBEPIÛ, KAISAPI. SEBASTÛ. EHI. AAXHT. Head Laurea of Tiberius.
]^. STNKAHTO. KPHTES. KïAONEATON. Head bar- drunk and veiled from the Senate. □. . . A..M.M.-R®.rF.*.-8o fr.
Eckhel, Doct. nam. vet. T. II. p. 3o3.
120. IT. KAISAPI. SEBASTÛ. Ki. Same head.
^ KAISAPI. SEBASra. KPHTON. E.KOP. AT. Head
removed from Augustus. □ A.4»-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
Yaillant, Praest. T. II. p. 4 a.
121. IT. KAISAPI. SEBASTO. KïA. Same head of Tiberius. I^. KAISAPI. SEBASra. K. KPHTON. E.KOP. A.
Laureate head of Augustus. ....... A..4 .-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
Eckhel,!. c, p. 3o2.
122. IT. KAICAP. CEB.... Laurel head of Tiberius.
ï^. KYAQNIATAN. Hexastyle temple. Q. MuselL Impp. Tab. XI F. Fig, 8 ^.6.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
3i4 Chètr.
123 Head of Tiberius.
i^. Eni. CTPA.... KTAONIATAN. HexaStyle temple. □. Mus, Theup. p. 887 ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Claudius.
1 24. IT. vel TIB. KAAT. SEB. PET. Bare head of Claude, with or without counter-mark.
i^ APXO., KTAONIA.... vel ....TE. AFXO....
KYAûNIA.... Heiastyle temple. □. ^.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fip. '
Mas. Theap. p. 842 > and Sest. Lett. nam. Continue. T. IX. p. i4*
125. Legend deleted. Bare head, with the letter K. included. ]^. KTAaNIATAN. AAKES. AFX. Same type. □. His-
tini j Lett, num, T. JX, p, 27. . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
126. TIB. KAA. KA. SEBA. Bare head of Claude, right.
^. Eni. S KTAONIAT..N. Heiastyle temple,
seen from the front. □ jE.6.-R».-F.q.-6 fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. T6cbon.
127. Other; KYAQNIATAN. A wolf nursing a child fan. □. Vaillant, Gr. p, i3... ^.6.-R*.-F.o.- 1 îî- fr.
Nero.
128 Head of Nero.
1^. KYAQN. A wolf nursing MiJetus. □. VaiU
lant, Gr, p, 17 ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
129 OXOS. {sic), 0EOY. YIOS. Radiated head of Au- taste, left.
y. NEPON. Bare heads, facing each other, of Claude and Young Nero A..5|.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.
Domitianus.
i3o MITIANOC. KAI Laureate head of Domi-
here, to the right. 1^. eiTi. Born. KYAcoN. Jupiter half covered with
Crbte. 3i5
pallium^ seated on a sMge, left, teuaot two ears of the right hand, and the left on the pole pure?. . .'. ^.8.-R6.-F.o..36 fr.
i3i. AOMITIAMOC.'KAICAF. Laureate head of Domitian, right.
1^. KTAcoN. She-wolf standing, right, breastfeeding Mi-
letus ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
182. AOMIT. [retrograde). Laureate head.
^, KTAO.... [sic). Hexastyle temple. Q. Gessner, Impp. Tab, 69. Fig, 20. D ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Trajanus.
1 33. KAICAF. TPAIANOC. Laureate head of Trajan, right. i^. KTAcoN. She-wolf, turned to the right, lactating Miletns. , ^.^i.-R^I-F.o.-S fr.
jirUoninus More.
134 Head of Antoninus the Pious.
^. KYAÛNIATÛN. Wolf with Miletus. □. Valiant, (jr. p. 43 JEà.^, -R^.-F.o.-o fr .
Mr. Aureltus.
i35. M. A. ANTONIN.... {sic). Bare head of Mr. Aurële, right.
i^. KTAONIATAN. Cornucopia. □. Com. IViczaj, Hederv Museum. T. I. p, 174. 2V«. 4268. Tah, XV Uï, Fig. 404 .«.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Julia Domna.
i36. 10.. AOMN.... Head of Julia Domna, right.
15t. KTAQ. Croissant. □ iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Coa. Wicuy, 1. c. N«. 4269. Tab. XTIII. Kig. 4o5.
3i6 Crete.
CYPARISVS, incerti situs. Impé-- medals
rials.
The medals for this city are:
In bronze. R*. — F.o. Small modal 4o fr.
Antonirius Pius.
137. ANTûNEINOC. AïF. Laureate head of Antonîn the Piles, with the paludamentum on the chest.
y. KI..AP...EQN. velmiïi CON. A big cy- near in front of which is, to the right, a goat standing, tower*- born^ to left. and breastfeeding a child; behind the goat, the shadow of another tree tilts, is a shepherd standing who extends his right arm towards the cypress, and holds the pedum of the left hand. □. . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-4o fr. Sestini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. Chapter III. p. 44 and 45. I —
ELEVTHERNAE.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 2.7 S et suh. , the medals Greek AUTONOMES in silver and bronze, andJa Medal impb- Greek KiALE in silver
Tiberius.
SUPPLEMENT.
i38. Laureate head of Apollo.
y. £A£T0£FNAIQN. Apollo seated on a rock, playing the lyre with the plectrum. □. Office
by Hermand A.y.-Rl-F.^.-go fr.
iSg. Laureate head of Apollo.
^. EAETGiEPNAI. Naked Apollo, standing, an apple in the right hand, and a bow in the left. □.
Crete. iiy
Echhely Cat. Mus. Caes. Vindoh,, T, I, p. 127. No. I, A.7.-R4.-]^.<>.-90 fr.
140. Bunch of grapes.
^. Without legend. Same type of Apollo standing. □. Eckhely l c. No. 2. Tab. IL Fig.i 6. -£.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
141. TIANoS. Head of a woman, left.
1^. EAET0EF. Seated woman, left, right hand. raised, the left resting on the seat. □. Sestini, Descr, num, vet, ^.221 ^,4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
142. Hairless, laureate head, left.
^. Without legend. Naked Apollo, standing, holding a globe in the right hand, and an arc in the left. □. Hunter, Tab. XXV, Fig. 19. . , ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. i43- Young, laureate head.
isjL. EAEY0EP. Arc on which is something in- certain. □. Eckhel, L c. iV”. 3. . iB.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Tiberius.
144. TIBEPIOS. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. E.KOP. A. Head Laurea of Tiberius.
1^. 0EOS. SEBASTOS. EAEY0E. Radiated head of Au- taste. □. Mus. Theup. p. 838. A.4.-R^.-F.*.-ioo fr.
ELYRVS.
"See, in the Description Volume II. p. 277, the autonomous Medals / Greeks in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
145. Front part of a lion facing right.
i^. Wild goat running, facing to the right^ devani, a shrub: all in a hollow square obloiig?. A..4|.-R'.-F.a.-ioo fr.
y
3i8 Grbte.
146. Bull, facing right, scratching his head with the right foot behind.
^. Hollow area, divided into four unequal parts
and informs A.2|.-R4.-F.a.-i8 fr.
i47“Ox head, front view, between two clusters of grape.
152. Polyp or the Lernaean hydra, in a square
hollow A.1 .-R'.-F.a.-g fr.
148. Same head.
1^, £. Same type of polyp; all in the square
hollow r A., i .-R^^-F.a.'-g fr.
i4g. Same head; above, c4.
^. Same type, in the hollow square. A., i .-R'.-F.a.-9 f. i5o. Ox standing, facing right, scratching its head with the right foot behind; desspus, £.
V/L, Polyp or the hydra, in a very hollow area
deep A.5.-R^.-F.a.-ioo fr.
i5i. Other A.3i.-R6.-F.a.-3o fr.
i52. Other, without the letter £. . . A.4|.-R^-F.a.*.-8o fr. i53. Diademed head of Neptune.
iji, EATPIÛN. Trident; between the teeth, two dau- phins. □ A.6-R».-F.*-iop fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. T. TIII. p. 5a.
154. Laureate head of Jupiter, left.
knew. ...ATPI. Goat walking, left. □. (has). Echhely Numi vei, anecd. p. 148. Tab. IX.
Fig. 18 iE.3.^R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.
i55. Notched shield.
^. EAYP...Goat's head, right. ^.2|.-R5.-F.*.-i5 fr.
— ^ ■ ^ !■■■■■■ BlMB-n T -->— !■■ ■ - -■ ■ I I
(a) Pay attention to the almost serobable medal, wrongly described at Eplièse, T.m. p. 89. No. ai4.
Crbtb. 3i9
i56. HA. Bee.
^t. HA. Head of a wild goat, left^ der- rear, an iron from Ifince. □ £.3.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
Corn. Viczay, Mas. Hederv. T.I. Tab. XYIII Fig. 406.
GORTYNA, nunc Kortina.
Voyec, in the Deterqftion Volume IL p. 278 et seq., Medals ▲Greek irrovoiiBs in gold, silver and bronze, and the imperial ones Greek silver (a) and bronze
CaUgnki and GermaniGos. Trajan. Hadrian.
SUPPLEMENT.
157. Without caption. Leaping bull, right.
1^. Without legend. Woman sitting on a tree trunk bre, turned to the right, right hand on a scepter
surmounted by a bird A..7.-R^.-F.*.-go fr.
i58. Young half-naked woman, sitting on a trunk tree, right; in front, reeds.
^ Ox walking, to the right, and turning around, a A.8.-R^-F.*.-9o fr.
Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. VIII. Fig. 10.
169. Same type of the woman sitting on a tree trunk; below, an eagle's head looking to the left.
^. Same type of the ox walking and turning around- nant. □. Combe, l. c, Fig, 11.. A.y.-R^.-F.^.-go fr. 160. Ox standing, turned to the right, and looking to the left. i^. Legend gone. Woman sitting on a trunk
(a) It was by mistake that the silver medals were brought to 15o, a link from 40 to 5o fr., in the table of medal models” of this town.
320 CaÈTB.
tree, turned to the right, head resting on hand left, right on the trunk. . A.5.-R4.-F.*.-24 ^^*
1 6 1 . Without leg. Young girl sitting on a tree trunk, right. i^. Without legend. Bull standing, turned right,
and looking behind him A..7.-R^.-F.*.-90 fr.
162. Yellow Head of Jupiter, right.
^. roPTTTNIQN. Europe or Diana on a bull running, left, with a sail swollen by the winds. □ -£.6.-R'.-F.*.-3 fr.
Combe, Mas. Briunnn. Tab. VIII. Fig. there. i63. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
^. Same legend. Cornupëte bull, left.
□. Combe, L c. Fig. i3 ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.
164. Bare head of Apollo, right.
1^. roPTTTNIQN. Running bull, left 5 des- under, two dolphins and the monogram (918 of
Rec.) iE.5.-R'.-F.* -2 fr.
i65. Laureate head of Apollo, with long hair, right.
^. roPTTNIûN. Leaping bull, left^
below, two dolphins and the monogram (918 of
Rec.) - ^.5.-R».-F.*.-2 fr.
166. Head of a woman.
^. roPTYN. Cornupëte beef. □. iE.3.-R3.-.F.o.-6fr.
Eckhel, Cat. mins. Caes. Yindob. I.p. ia8. N”. 10.
167. Head of Mercury, covered with petase, left.
^. roF. Leaping bull, left; above,
a caduceus. □ ^.2.-R*-F.o.-4 fr.
Cab. of fen M. Beanconain, in Amiens.
168. Head of Mercury, right, covered with petase. y. roPTï.,... Ox walking, left. ^.2i.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
i6tj. Head of Mercury, covered with petase.
i^. roFTTNlQN. Naked man walking with his hand
right
Crete. 32i
right on his shield placed on the ground, and a pole in
the left. D iE.3.— R .— F,o,-6 fr.
Eckhel, Cat. mas. Caes. Yindob. I.p. Las. N**. ii.
Tiberius.
170. TIBEPm. KjilSAPI. SEBASTÛ. rOPTTNION. Head Laurea of Tiberius.
I(!. KAISAPI. SEBASTO. KPHTES. E. KOP. AY. Head removed from Augustus. □ A.^.-R^.-F **.-5o fr.
Taillant, Praest. II. p. 41.
CoKgula and Germanicus.
171. rAlON. KAISAPA. TEPMANIKON. SEBASTON. Head Galigula's urea*, on the left.
^. rEPMANIKON. KAISAPA. EHI. ATrOYPEINa. roPT. vel roPTT. Laureate head of Germanicus, right, (to) • , . . . ^.5.-R^.-F.*.-i2 fr.
Trajanus.
172. ATTOKJATWP. ATF. TPAIANOC. TCP. AAK. Head Trajan's laurea, left, chest exposed, and the chlamys on the left shoulder.
^. roPTYC. Warrior walking, left, armed with a shield and a sword; helmeted head and chlamys on the shoulders £.9.-R^.*F.o.-i2 fr.
Hadrianus.
173 Head of Hadrian.
ijr. roPTYC. Mars naked and helmeted, armed with a spear
and a shield. □...*. iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-24 fr.
Vaillant, Gr. p. 33.
4
(a) This medal has been described inaccurately, T. II. p. 282. N^.-30o of our Description.
Volume IJ^. Supp. X
322 Crete.
174 Head of Hadrian.
^. rOPTTC. KOINON. KPHTQN. Woman sitting on a horse, the right hand. lifted. D. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 ^r.
Taillant, Gr. p. 33.
175. Other, with rOPTYC. KOINÛN. (sic) KFHTON.
Equity standing, holding a scale in her hand dn,
and a cornucopia from the left. Q. 3îus»
Arig, II, impp. 10, 10 1 iE.6.-R^-.F.o.-24 fr.
HIERAPYTNA, nmic l£PAPiETRA See, in the Description Volume II. p, aS3 and tuh, , the MJ^^ajUm ▲UTOHOMU Greeks in silver and bronze j and the ImpA Medal- Greek RiÀLK in bromine Caligula. SUPPLEMENT. 176. Hairless, helmeted head, right. ^. lEPAnr. KTPANNIS. Owl on the diota, at right, in a crown. Q... ^6.-Rf-F.o.*4o fr.
Haater, p. i54. N*. 1.
177. Turret head of a woman, right; behind, B. i^. lEPAnTTNIQN. Palm; on the right, an eagle end turned to the left^ on the other side, SAMAIViPAi;., the letters TM. in monogram, and OB. Q. Topsail, Tab. XXX. Fig, i5 A.6.-R4.-F.o.-4o fr.
1 78. Other, without the letter B. on the side of the head, and without the letters OB. on the reverse A..5|.-R4.-F.o.-4o fr.
179. Turret head of a woman, right.
^. Palm; on the left, a standing eagle facing right 3 on the other side, 2AMAroPA2., and a mono- gram formed from the letters MT. □. A.6-R4.-F.o.-4o fr.
Go up, p. i54. N^. 3.
Crete. 3îi3
i8o. Laureate head of Jupiter.
]^. lEFAIIYT Woman standing, holding hands
on the right a rudder, and on the left a horn
of abundance. □ ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.
Eckliel, Gat. mas. Caes.Yindob. ï. p. ia8. N^. i.
At 3 i8i. p.. Naked Apollo, standing, seen from the front, laying on
the right hand a globe, and the left a bow. Vf.. Palm tree. cJ. ; ^.2.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Settini, Descriz. del mns. Fontana, p. 77. Tab. i. Fig. x8.
Augustus. (a) CaUgula.
182. TAION. KAIS. rEPMANIKON. CEB. Laureate head of Galigula, left.
ji. Eni.
Valiant, Name. gr. p. 11. i83. TAION. KAISAPA. rEPMANIKON. SEBASTON. Head Laureate of Caligula.
^. lEPAHYTNIÛN. Eni. OAAOYIOY. Same type. □.
Mus. Theup. p. 841 -E.4.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
184. TAION. KAEB. TEPMANIKON. THIS. Laureate head of Caligula.
1^. Eni. AYTÔYPEINOT. lEPAnYTNION. Same type.
a ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Morell. Teas. tmpp. Tab. YI. Fig. 214. i85. Aatrc; EHI. ATrOYP. rEPAnY0NION. (sic). Even type. D. Vaillant, l. c ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
(a) Offer the medal described below to the generality of Vile de Crete, p. apB. N®. i.
X*
3a4 Crete.
HYRTACVS vel HYRTACINVS.
The medals of this city are: In silver. R^. — F.a. Ordinary modal a4 to 3o fr.
i86. Bee.
Ht. YqTA. Goat's head, right; underneath, an iron
of lance ^.4.-R4.-F.a.-24 fr.
187. Bee.
ji, TPTAKINIûN. {has). Goat's head, right; der- behind, a spearhead. □ A.4.-R*.-F.a.-3o fr.
Sestini, Lett. uam. Continaaz. T. "VIII. p. 4. Tab. I. Fig. 4.
ITANVS.(è)
See, in the Description Volume II, p. 284 et seq., Medals Greek AUTONOMES in silver, and the Greek Imperial Medalqm in silver
Angnste.
SUPPLEMENT.
188. Triton, on the right, holding in his right hand a tri- tooth with which it pierces a fish, and having in the left a sea conch.
i(. XTA. Two species of dragons standing facing each other
{a) Instead of TPIAKINIÛN., lesson that we gave, in our Description, according to Combe. This medal, as well as previous, were wrongly described in Elyras. See Description. T. II. p. 277. No. 1^7 and i58, and Sestini, 1. c.
(Jt) I described to Corcyra several medals which must be re- brought to this city. See our Description. T. II. p. 69. N<>*. a, 3 and 4* and Sestini, Descriz. del mns. Fontana, p. 78. N<>'. i, a, 3 and 4*
Crete. 3^5
on the other and biting each other; all in a formed square of a grnetis. □ A.7.-R'.-F.a.-i5o fr.
Gab. of the late ML Allier de Haateroche.
189. Helmeted head of Pallas, left, the helmet decorated foliage. ^,
i(. ITANI12N. Eagle standing, turned to the left, and looking to the right; in the field, a newt; the whole in a hollow square A.4|.-R^.-F.a.*.-5o fr.
190. Helmeted head of Pallas, left.
i(. ITANIoN. Eagle standing, turned to the left, and the head turned to the right. ; all in a hollow square, (a). □. Topsail, Tab. XXXI. Fig. 10. A.6.-R4.-F.a.*.-5o fr.
191. Same head, right.
i(. Without legend. Eagle, left, in a square hollow, decorated on the inside with a grnetis. □. Hun- ier, Tab.XXXL Fig, 11.... A.6.'R4.-F.a.*.-5o fr.
Augustus and Lwia.
192. ©£02. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Augustus, right; below, JTA.
it. HPA. AEIOYIA. Diademed head of Livia, right, depicted as Juno; below, n. □. Seslini, Describe. del mus. Fonlana, p. 78. N^, 5. Tab, III. Fig. 3 ^.5.-R8.-F.o.-ioo fr.
Faustina junior,
193. OATCreiNA Head of Faustina the Younger, right.
li. ITA The three Graces standing, holding each other
intertwined arms ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-ioo fr.
(a) Eckhel, daiis le Cat. da Masée de Tienne, T. I. p. ia3. N<>. 3, describes a similar bronze medal, with the legend ITANIHN. ; I doubt it is antique, it is a stuffed medal.
336 Crete.
LAPPA vel LAMPA.
Toyez, in the Description Volume //. p. a85 et seq., the Medals AUTONOMOUS GTCCCs in silver and bronze and the xKPKaiÂi.ss bronze Greek statues
Aagnste. Domitian. Domitia.
SUPPIiBMSHT.
“
ig4* AAMIIAIÛN. Head of a woman, with a crown tourrelee.
i^. Bird rising in the air, in the middle of a cloud ronne. Q JEî.4*'~R^-"'F*o.— 8 fr.
Eckhel, Cat. mus. Gaes. Tindob. I.p. xS. N<». 5.
Domitianus.
rgS. AOMITIANOC. ceBACTOC. Laureate head of Domitian.
i(. AAniIAIcoN. Apollo standing, playing the lyre;
in the field, the letter €.□... ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-20 fr.
Gressoer, Impp. Tab. 70.Fig. xy.
196. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian.
i(. AAniIAIcoN. Apollo in women's clothing, deb.,
holding the plectrum with the left hand. □. iË.4--R^«-F.o.-i8 fr.
Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. II. p. i4g.
197. Other, with AAXIIIAION. Diana the Huntress, shooting
from the hand of dr. an arrow from his quiver, and holding
an arc from the left. Q ^.5.— R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Vaillant, Gr. p. 04.
Domitia.
198. AOMITIA. AYrOTST. Head of Domitia.
i(. AAIinAlaN. Diana the huntress, holding the right hand a line, and left a bow. □. Mus, Uh. p. 859 iE.4.-R^'-F.o,-i8 fr.
199. AOMITIA. AONFEINA. C€BACTH. Same head.
li, AAniIAlcoN. Diana the huntress, taking
Cretb. 327
»
right hand an arrow in its quiver, and holding an arc in the left; in the field, €. □. Gessner, Jmpp. Tab. 71. Fig, i^'yPiovene, Mus, Famés. IX. Tab. 9.Fig. 9 ^.4.-R7.-F.o.-24 fr.
Commodus.
200 Head of Commode.
i(. AAIIIIAISIN. Beaver^ has his horse and a pole. □. J^aillant, Num. gr. p. 70. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 ft.
LASOS.
Toyez, in the Description Volume IL p. a86, the Autonomous Medal
bronze Greek statue of this city.
SUPPIiBMBITT.
201. Head of Diana, left, the cheveliit gathered from behind in a globule.
B^. AATION. Mercury with the petasus at the head, and cou- green of the penula, walking, carrying before him in his two hands a caduceus. □• . ^.2.-R^-F.*.-ioo fr. Sestini, Descriz. del mas. Bridge. p. 7g. N^. a, ex Mos. MedioU
LISSVS.
See, in the Description Volume H. p. 287, the Autoomb Medal
Greek in bronze.
t
SUPPLBMBITT.
202. AIZI. The Caps of the Dioscures, with stars. i(. AI2I. Bow and quiver in sautoii"? □. Sestini, Describe. del mus. Fontana, IL p. 35. Tab. v. Fig, 16. iE.3.-R*.— F.O.— 5o fr.
328 Gbète.
LYTTVS.
See, in the Description Volume //. p. 287 et seq., the Medals Greek AUTOSTOMBS in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
2o3. Boar's head.
i(. Hollow shapeless square. □. A.3.-R^.*F.a.*i2 fi*.
Sestini, Lett. nam. T. TIII. p. 53. 2o4- A. Flying eagle 9 left.
i(. Anterior part of a wild boar, turned to the left, in a hollow square. □ A.4*-R^<-F.a.-12 fr.
Haunt, p. 178. N^. 7.
205. Flying eagle, left.
i(. AYTTIoN. Boar's head, turned to the left; all in a hollow square. . A.ô^.-R^.-F.a.-So fr.
206. Flying Eagle, right.
^. AYTTI. Boar's head, left. Q. A.3.-R4.-F.o.-i2 f.
Corn. Wiczay, Mas. Hederv. % I. Tab. XVIII. Fig. 407.
207. Laureate head of Jupiter.
ji. AYTTI. Eagle spread, out; between the pasta,
a lightning bolt. D ^.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. I» p. 227.
208. Same head. \
B^. AYTTIÛN. Spread eagle, right 5 in front, one boar's head ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
209. Same head.
B^. AITTION. Spread eagle, right; in front, a lightning; between the pastes, a monogram formed of the letter n. surmounted by an A ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
210. Laureate head of Jupiter, right; in front, ME.
i(. AYTTIQN. Eagle, wings outstretched; between the pasta, 3M.; in front, a boar's head. □. Hun- ter, p. 178. iV^- 9 ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Crete. ^3^9
211. Laurel head of Jupiter, right.
Ht. AY... Spread eagle, right. ^.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr*
212. Tele laureate of Jupiter, skillful.
Vf., Legend erased. Eagle spread on a thunderbolt, turn left? ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
21 3. A...TI. Boar's head, left.
i(. Flying bird, right. □. . ^.2.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.
Neamann, Nam. yet. ined. Tab. TII. Fig. 9.
• -,
Caligula and Germanicus.
214. TAION. KAISAPA. rEPMANIKON. SEBASTON. Head Laurel of Caligula, right.
Vf., rEPMANIKON. KAISAPA. SEBASTON. Head lau- rëe of Germanicus, to the right. ; behind, in the field,
we read: AIT. Q Ji.5.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
Gab. by fea M. Tocbon.
_r OLVS.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 289, the authorized medals
Greeks in silver and bronze.
PETRA. Stand-alone medals.
The Medals of this city are: In bronze. R®. — F.*. Small modal 40 fr.
21 5. HETPA, Dauphin, turn left.
fl[. Trident. □ ^.3.-R*.-F.*.-4o fr.
Mus. Sanclem. Name. salt. I.p. a52. Tab. X.Fig. 85.
33o Cràts.
216. r£..FA. Dauphin, turn left.
^. Trident, (a) ^.3.-R«.-F.*.-4o fr.
PHAESTVS.
See, in the description Volume II, p, 189 et seq. , the medals Greek AiTTOiroifxs in silver and bronze.
ADDITIONAL.
217. Cornupëte bull, left; above, I.
i(. ^., in the middle of four bunches of grapes; the all in a hollow square. □. A.a.-R^.-F.a.^.-ia fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de Hanteroclié.
21 8. Head of a woman.
H' Without Jeg. Ox head Q. A.4.-.R*.-F.*.-i2 fr.
Seatini, Descr. nam. vet. p. aa3. No. 4*
219. Young, bare head.
mr. OAI2. Ox head, in a laurel wreath laugh. □. Sestini, l. c, N^, 5 A.4.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
220. YEAH. Young, bare head, left.
t(.. Ox head. □ A.4.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Se»tini,l. c. No. 6.
221. Same head, dexterous.
Vf., Without leg. Ox head. D. .^.2.-R^.-F.o.-io fr.
Sestmi, 1. c. N^. 7.
222. Ox head, with neck, turned to the left.
Vf.. MX, Head of an ox, with the neck, turned to the right. ? □ A.5.-R«.-F.*.-i8 fr.
Cab. by fen Mr. Allier de Haaterocbe.
(a) This medal has already been described among the Uncertain. See our Dpscript. T. "VI. p. 649. No. a5i.
Crbtb. 33 1
\
323. Ox walking, in gaacke, in a crown of laurel or olive tree.
li, Hercnle no , standing, looking to the right, hand upright on his club placed on the ground, and holding a bow from the left to his right, a h'on skin hangs due; on his left, a laurel or olive branch from which a serpent springs. A..6|.-R^.-F.o.-36 fr.
224* Ox walking, left, with a Hem on the feet, in an olive crown.
](. Bearded Hercnle, naked, standing, seen from the front, the right hand placed on his club, and holding the lion's pouch of the g. ; to his right, an erect serpent and folded; to his left, an olive tree. . A.6.-R'.-F.o,-36 fr.
225. SONAXA33. Young man, perhaps Jasion, naked, sitting on a tree trunk, left, holding a rooster on the right thigh.
i(. OAI2. Cornupëte bull, right; all in a laurel wreath. □.. . A.7.-R7.-.F.**.-i20 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. deMed. Greek. uned. p. ai 3. PI. III. Fig. the.
226. NAXA33. Young man sitting on a tree trunk, on the left, holding a rooster on his right thigh.
i(. 0AIZ. Cornupëte bull, to the right; all in
a laurel wreath. □. A.7.-R*.-F.a.*.-ioo fr. Eckhel, Nnm. vet. anecd. p. z53. T. X. Fig. 5.
227. Hairless Hercules, naked, standing, seen from the front, the right hand on his club, and a bow in the left; to his right, the remains of the lion on a tree trunk.
i(. OAIMTIoN. (retrograde). Taurus, turned k left, feet bound. □ A.7.-R*.-F.o.-6o fr.
Haunt, Tab. XLIII. Fig. a.
332 Grste.
228. A...EAAT. Winged Ffstation, standing, front view, arms extended and wings spread.
i(. NÎ2ITZIA0. Leaping bull, right. □. Hunter, Tab. XLIIl Fig, 3. A.7.-R4.-F.a.*-48 fr,
229. Young head, laureate.
i(. OAISTIÛN. Ox standing, turning around. □. Eckhel, Catal, musei Caes. Vindob, T, I. p. 129. iVi>. 3. e A.7.-R».-F.o.-4o fr.
230. Hairless, laureate head, right.
i(. Without legend. Standing bull, right. □. Hunter, Tab. XLIII Fig. 4.. A.7..R^-F.o.-4o fr.
23 1. TAA. Winged genie, walking, left, seen immediately that from the front, the wings outstretched, the right hand raised, and holding a disk in the left.
i(. OAIC... (utvidelur). Cornupet bull, turned on the right A.6.-R^-F.♦.-I2o fr.
232. TAAflA. (retrograde). Naked figure, winged, mar-^ singing, arms and wings extended.
^ i(. 233. TAAûN. Same Figure, winged.
i(. Cornupetous bull, right. D. A.7--R*.-F.**.-i5o f.
Cab. by fea M. Allier de Haateroclie.
234* Front part of an ox, turned to the right. Ji. Naked, winged figure, walking to the left, and returning; between his legs, a dog, holding, what it appears to be, prey. .... ,A.7.-R^.-F.*.-6o fr.
235. Front part of a lying ox, left. i(. In the middle of the field, a large ^., surrounded by four globules; on one side, T.; on the other, A. Q. Combe, Mus. British Tab, VIII. Fig,i5. A.3.-R4..F.o.-i2 f
Crete. 333
236. Young head, covered with the Phrygian cap, decorated with laurel, right.
i(. OAIS. (sic). Bunch of grapes. □. Combe, L c, Taè. rill. Fig. 16 iE.4.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.
237. OAI. Ox standing, left.
i(. O., in the middle of four globules. D. SeHini, Lett. num. T.VI. p. 32 * . . ^.2.-R4,-F.o.-8 fr.
238. Young head, bare, left.
Vf.. OAISTIûN. Cornupëte beef. □. ^4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Sestini, Description. name. yet. p. 223. No. tx.
PHALANNA.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. agS, the autonomous medal
Greek in silver.
PHALASARNA. Stand-alone medals.
The medals awarded to this city are:
(R'. — F.o. Medium module lo fr.
In money, (a). (R'. — F.o. Small medallion 36 fr.
In bronze. R®. — F.o. Small module 40 fr.
239. A large phi in which are the letters AA.
fi i(. Trident in which are the letters OA. D. Sest. Lett. num. Contin, T. IX. p. i5:iE.5.-R^-Ç.o.-4o fr.
(a) These medals were described to Pkaestus, in the corps of Toavrage. P'aj^ez Descript. T. II. p. acted and sniv. N«". a63, 264, 265, 266 and 267. We return them here to Phalasama, because we we believe, with Pellerin (Ree. III. p. 75), that the type of the trident is better suited to the latter city, which was maritime, than to Taatre, which was in the land interest.
3â4 Ghète.
POLY.RHENIVM.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 293 et seq. , the medals Greek AUTONOMOUS in silver and bronze, and the iiiperia.les Greek silver and bronze bronies
Caligala and Germanicas. Trajan.
SUPPLEMENT.
240. Laureate head of Jupiter. .
i(. noATPHNIûN. Head of an ox, seen from the feces, with strips; below, a spearhead; all in
a hollow square. D. — A.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2o fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. Continunaz. T. IX. p. 17. N^. 9. 241» Head of Pallas, with a very decorated helmet.
B^. IIoAYPHNION. , in four lines. Owl posed on a lying diota; in the field, on the left, Diane huntress deb., holding a bow. □. A„8.-R^.-F.*.-i2o f.
Seeètiùi,!. c. I^<*. 10. 24a. Laureate head of Jupiter.
i(. noAYPHNIoN. Head of an ox, with a band- letter. □ A.6.-R».-F.*.-ioo fr.
Eckbèl, Cat. mus. Caes. Vindob. t. p. 129. I^^. z.
243. Other, with noAïPHNIoN. ; on the head of Jupiter, a caduceus in counter-mark, and under the head of ox, a spearhead. □. . . . A..6.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr.
Sestini, Latt. name. T. Vîn. p. 53.
244* Bust of Diana, front view, with bow and quiver.
ji. noAY^HNIQN. Figured half-naked, standing, the
right arm extended, and a transverse spear in the
left. 0 A.4.-]R3^F.*.-24 fr.
Eckhel, Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. T.X.p. i3o. No. 6. 245. Head of a woman, diademed and surrounded by a link, to the right. qjL. noAT. Tripod; all in an economy of laurel -Ê.2|.-R*.-F.o.-;:6'fr.
Grbtb. 335
246. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
t(. noA. Helmeted head, right? D. Cab. of fire M, Tôchon ^.2|.-R3.-F.*.-6 fr.
247. Ox head, front view, decorated with strips. yes. noATFHNIQN., in three lines, in one color laurel wreath. □ ^.4-"R''-F-o.-6 fr.
|Com. Wiczay, Mns. Hederr. T.I. Tab. XYIII. Fig. 40g.
248. Ox head, front view.
i^. noATFH. {retrograde). Spearhead. Q. Cab, from the late Mr. Beaucousin, in Amiens. iË.4--R^*-F.o.-6 fr.
249. Round shield and bomb.
^£. noAT. Spearhead. □ ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Same office.
260. Shield on which is an ox's head; the whole in the middle of a crown.
t^, noAT. Spearhead. Q... . . ^.2.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Mns. Sanclem. Nnm. salt. I.p. a54. Tab. X.Fig. 88.
25 1. Helmeted head of Pallas.
^. IioAT. (retrograde). Ox head. □. Sestini, LetLnum. Coniin. T, IX. p. 1 7. N^. 6. -E.4.-R*..F.o.-4 f
252. Same head.
1^. noAYFHNION. Ox head, with bands letters. □. Sest. /. c. iV^ 7 .E.4.-R3.-F.0.-6 fr.
253. Same head.
y. Without legend. Ox head, front view, with strips; underneath, a spearhead. □. Its^ tini,,L c. N<^» 8 ^.4«-R*'-'F.o,-4 fr.
254* Helmeted head of Pallas; in front, a spearhead. ^. Without leg. Round shield. Q. ^.3.-R».-F.o.-4 ^<"-
Sestini, 1. c. p. iG. N*^. 4, ex Pell.
336 Cbbtb.
255. Helmeted head of Pallas.
iji. Round shield, on which we read no,, Vomicron placed in \e pi.Q fi.3-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Seitioi, Letl. nam. Continnab T. IX. p. lO. No. S, ex Petl. 256.- Round shield on which F is described.
Vf.. noAï, Fer de lauce. O .a;.6.-R”.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sciiiiû,l.c.N°. 3. zSy. Round domed shield, on which is the bucranium.
s/., nwét; f*? 4th throw. □ *.3.-B^^F.o.-4 fr.
■',■.- ','"'^""' ': Ssilini.l. o.p.iS.N'o...
2S8..^itoM!wF '^''^>^^^''*) «H caduceus.
;^,Ï^ÏIH. Ferdelanee. □.. . ^.3.-'B*^F.Oi-4 fr.
-.:■&. -. ■ ' " " ««liai ,\. C.p; ï6. H", a.
aSg. Wf-âe'bdeuf, front view.
Ht. mdWa. Spearhead. . . iE.3i.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.
260. Same head.
sf.. noArpHN. Spearhead... jE.3.-R'.-F 261. Same head- qî. noAi. Laoce iron. ^. 3. -B». -F. 0.-4 fr. 262. Shield. ^1. noAT. Spearhead I. 1 .-R ' .-F.0.-2 fr. 263. Two others almost seem.. ^. i.-B'.-F.o.-2 fr. 264. Beardless, left-handed. ^. Palm tree, between mon. (144S Augustus. 265. 0EOZ. TEBASTOX. Eni. KOPNHAlOr. ATHOr. Laureate head of Augustus, left; following your legend, the monogram (i ig du Bec). H.TAN. KPHTArENHS. noATT. Head of Jupiter- Creiagenes, Crete. 337 Creiagenes, laurel crown, right below, a thunderbolt, (a) A,. 7. -^R*.- F.**.* 200 fr. PRAESVS Toyes, in your Description Volume II. /”. 295 et seq. , the medals Greek AUTOiroMXft in silver and bronze, SUPPLEMENT. 266. Head of Cerës, crowned with ears of corn, right. ^. nPAISIoN, Ox head, front view; in the field, on the left, the flower of the balaustiwn, Q. Cab, of
The late Mr. Allier de Hauteroche. . . A..4.-R6.-F.*.-5o fr.
267. Head. of Cérës, crowned with ears of corn, on the right, with drop earrings and pearl necklace.
I)£. ITPAI2I.t;e/nPAISI12N. Corned beef, right; above, a rose. D A..6.-R^.-F.*.-i5o fr.
Hnnter, p. a4i. N®. \, and Eckhel, Name. vet. anecd. p. i54. • Tab. X.Fig. 6.
268. Almost similar head, right.
ijt. nPAlSI. Bee. Q A.4.-R6.-F.*.-5o fr.
Haunt, p. a4c. No. a, and Datens, Explanation. by qaelqaes med. p. 48. Tab. II. Fig. 1.
269. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
^. nPAISIQN. Naked Hercules, standing, turned to the right, the right hand raised armed with its club, the arm left extended. □ A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr.
Millingen. Rec. of Med. greek. uned. p. 67. P.I. III. Fig. 10.
270. Jupiter seated, left, a coat hook in his hand right, left on the pole.
^. nPAIZION. Neptune standing, right. □. Cah, The late Mr. Allier de Hauteroche. . A.5.-R^.-F,*.-5o fr.
{a) Medallion already described, but in general. See Description. T. II. p. a57. N«. I.
Volume IV. Supp. Y
338 Cbbte.
271. Jufiter- Aëtophorus seated, left, left hand- che on the pure pole, and the eagle on the right.
i^. Front part of a kneeling goat, turn- born on the left, and looking to the right. (a), A.6.-R^.-F.*.-ioo fr.
272. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Vji. ÇïPAISIûN. Lightning. □ ^.4.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Mos. Arig. I. 18, 180.
278. Laureate head of Apollo.
^iji. nPAIQQN. no. Winged lightning. □.^.4.-R'.-F.o.-i5 fr. Gessner, Name. pop. p. ^:a. Tab. LYII. Fig. 6.
'^74. Laureate head of Apollo, h right.
i^. IIPAICIQN. Lightning ; in the field, X. vel H. vel no. □ ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Haunt, p. a4i. No. 3; Eckhel, Cat. mas. Gaea. Vindob. I. p. z3o. N**. has; Liebe, Goth. name. p. 194
PRIANSVS.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 096, Autohovju Medals
Greeks in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
275. Helmeted head of Pallas.
i^. nPIANSI. nrpri. ASKA. Owl sitting on a diota; in the field, a palm tree. □. Sest., Descr, num. vet, p. 225. iIV*». I. Tab. V.Fig. 5. A.8.-R^-F.*.-3oo f.
{a) I have already described, anx uncertain, a medallion to the nearest pea similar, qae Combe gave to the generality of Crete. See our Description. T.YI. p. 633. N^. x43. M. Sestini, in his Descriz. del mos. Fontana, p. 76, crn had to attribute this medallion to É(]rnis from the same island: I share the same opinion regarding the country; corn i believe that it is more appropriate to place it in the city of Praesus. where the types of In^^ner-Aëtophorus and the goat are already known.
Stupid. 339
276. Helmeted head of Pallas.
Vjt, nPIANS. nrpn. ASKA..Same type and palm; all in an olive wreath. '□. Cab. North- wicJb, in London. Ai.g.-R^.-F.^.-aoo fr.
277. Laureate and bearded head, left.
i^. Palm ; in the field, left. , the monog. (33o)? Q. Cad, of the late Mr. Tôchon,, , . ^.2.-R,^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
278. Head of Diana ^with a woman standing opposite mark, and the letters - ..
y. nFIANZl£12N. Palm tree between a dolphin and a
rudder. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. T. IX. p. 27.
279. Head of a woman, right. ' f(£. FFIâN. Palm tree^ in the field, a horn
of abundance. □ iE.4'-R^«-F.o.-i5 fr.
Mus. Sanclem. Nam. salt. I.p. 255. Tab. X.Fig. 90.
280. Head of a woman.
i^. IIPIANSIEîlN. £sculapius seated, presenting
• right hand something to a snake raised in front
him at his feet, his left hand resting on his
stick. Q ^.6.— R .— F.O.— 24 fr.
'• ■ ' ' '
Seslini, Descr. nnm. vet. p. 226. No. 3.
Hadrianus. [to)
(a) Mr. Sestini brings back a bronze medal from this Prince with the legend nPIANGIEHN., but he does not give the description. Fojvtses General Classes, ed. secnnda, p. 54. This medal pa- appears to be the same as that of which Vaillant published the reverse in his reign of Hadrian, Name. gr. p. 36, and which has the legend npiAIIENN. ,.and for type a danpb^n and a yawning gônvernaih, had attributed this medal to Priapus of Mysia; but Éclibel, Doctr. num. vet. T. II. p. 32, and, after him, Sestini, in the first edition of his Classes
Y*
34o Crete.
RHAVCVS.
Vbyes, tians Description Volume IL f»- 397, ies Autohomrs Medals
Greeks in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
281. Laurel head of Jupiter, right.
1^. PAYKION. Trident. Q A..4.-R^-F.*.-5o fir.
Eckhel, Cat. mas. Gaes. Yindob. I.p. i3o. No. has.
282. Laurel head of Neptune, left; behind, a trident.
^. PATKmN. , written across the field, between two dolphins A..3.-R'.-F.*.-5o fr.
283. Head of a woman.
^. PATKION. Trident. □ ^.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Eckhel,!. c.N«. 3.
284. PATK., between two fish.
if£. Trident. □ iE.4--R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Eckhel, 1. c. N''. 4, and Name. yet. anecd. p. i55.Tah. X.Pig. 8.
285. Bearded and laurel head of Neptune, right^
^. PAYKinM. {I S last two syllables retrogr").
Two dolphins. □ ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Eckhel, Nam. vet. anecd. p. x54. Tah. X.Fig. 7.
286. Laurel head of Neptune, right; behind, one. trident.
^. PATKION. Two dolphins. iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
287. FAT. Dolphin.
]^. Trident. □ ^ . . . A.3.-Rf-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. T.IT. p. ioq.*
general, p. 54, cast doubt on the lesson of Vaillant, and thought that it should read IIPIANGIEAN., since the type of the medal is found on some autonomous medals of Priansus.
Crete. 34i
RHITHYMNA.
See, in the Description Volume II, p, 298, the Autoitoiibs MidaiUes 'Greeks in silver and bronze.
SUPPLBMBNT.
288. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. ^u ^. FI. Reversed trident^ between deax dauphiiii^^.
Topsail, Tah, XLIV. Fig. 28. A.4.-R9.^F.o.-4o fr.
289. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
9/L. PI. Trident. □ ^.4.-M-F,o.-8 fr.
Eckhel, Name. vet. anecd. p. i55. Tab. X.Fig. xo.
290. Same head, right.
1^. FI0. Two dolphins. D.. . iE.4*-R^<'-F.o.-8 fr.
Haunt, Tab. XLIY. Fis. a4.
291. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
l^. FI. Two dolphins; in the middle, a counter mark .fi.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
292. Head of Pallas.
¥^, PI. Trident. D ^.2.-R4.-F.0i-6 fr;
Mos. Sanclem. Nnm. salt. I.p. a6o.
293. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
i^. Naked Apollo, standing, seen from the front, wearing a apple on the right hand, and holding a bow of the left .£.3.— R4.»-F.o.-8 fr.
•"^
\
34a Crete.
SYBRITIA.
See, in the Description Volume //“z'. agS et suiç,, the Medals Greek AVTOROMSS in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
294* Bacchus seated on a running panther, left, holding his thesis.
^. ITIûN. Naked Mercury, standing, left,
penula behind the back, right foot on a rock, and putting on buskin shoes; in front, a caduceus, a. Cab, by the late Mr. Tôchon. . A..6.-R7.-F.**.-2oo fr.
2g5. Trident in a crown.
^. ST. Dauphin, [a), Q ^.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. T.TIII. p. 54, and Mas. Arig. I. ai, ao5.
296. Head of a woman, right.
•^. srB. {Lilteris fugienL), Goat walking, looking right ..••.. .4 /Ej. i-^.— R^.— F.o.-*o fr.
297. Head of Mercury, right, with winged petasus, and from the wings to the shoulders.
^. SYBPI. Caduceus. Q ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Com. Wiczay, Mas. Hederv. T.I. Tab. XVIII. Fig. 41a.
298. Bearded head, laureate, right.
^. STBFITiaN. Dog walking, right. □. Com. ÎViczay, l c. Fig, 41 3 iE.5i.-R6.-F.o.-i8 fr.
299. Golden head of Jupiter.
i^. SYBPITIÎ2N. Type unknown. □. Echhel, Num. vet. anecd.p, i56.Tab. X,Fig. 1 1. iB.3.-R^-F.o.-i5 f.
( Crete. 343 . yours, See, in the Description Volume H. p, 299, the AùTOiroMB Medal Greek bronze statue attributed by Pellerîn to this city, but relating rather to one of the islands of the Archipelago or Itanus of Crete. The legend t (^^0"%, appears to be a magistrate's name. SUPPLEMENT. 3oo. Laureate head of Apollo. y. TANIT. Head of Mercury, covered with a large petase. □ iE.3.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr. Sestini, Class. hinder, seconda edit. p. .54, ex Mas. Mediôl.
'TEGEA. {a)
THALASSA, nunc Kàto-LiMNÔ. Medals
imperial, (h)
The Medals of this city are:
{R^ — F.b. Small model, from 4 to 6 fr. R'. — F.b. Average modal, from 6 to 12 fr. R^ — F.b. Large niodnle, from x8 to 80 fr.
Domitiantis,
3oi. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian. B^, EITI. AtlPN. 0A.. {retrograde), Tenaple hexa-
(a) Pellerin (Rec. T. III. p. 73, and Soppl. T. I. p. 53 et seq.) and Sestini, who appears to have adopted Tavis de Pellerin (Classes générale, 2*. edition, p. 54), awarded this city several medals in silver and bronze, which we have described more suitably at Tegea of Arcadia. yo^ez Description. T. II. p. “55. N<»». 66, 66, C7; 69 and 70; and Snppl. supra, p, 293. N*». 117 and 118.
{b) Sestini cites BronseV's Autonomous Inedailles 344 Crete. style. □. Sestini, Lett. num. Continue. Tom. III. p, 5^. N^. 24 ^.6.-R^.-F.b.-i2 fr. 302. AOMITIANOC KAICAP. Same head. iji. Eni ArA0ÛNOC. ve/ ArA0(JONOC. ©A. Temple hexastyle. □. Sestini, h c. No, 25. ^6.-R5.-F.b.-6 fr. 303. AOMITIANOC. KAIGAP. Laureate head of Domitian, on the right. ^. ArA0ooNOC. Hexastyle temple; on the pediment, a disc or globule ^.6.-R'.-F.b.-^ fr. 304. Another almost similar iE.5.-R^.-F.b.-4 f^.
3o5 ANOS. K vel AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. TV
nude or laureate of Domitian.
^. Eni. ArA0QNOC. vel ArA0U)NOC. 0A. {^Litt, exln). Jupiter seated, left, holding a thunderbolt the right hand, and a stick in the left. □. Sestini, L c, No.'. i&etirj ZE.6.-R^.-F.b.-6 fr.
306. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian. ^. Eni, ArA0QNOC. vel ArA0U)NOC. 0A. Jupiter
seated, left, holding ears of corn in his right hand, and
from the left a haste. (has). Q... jE..g.-R^.-F.b.-i8 fr..
Sestini « 1. c. N^. a8.
307. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. {retrograde). Laureate head of Domitian, right.
^. €ni. N€OKYAOY. KAICAP. Temple of six co- lonnes iE 6i.-R3.-F.b.^ fr.
308. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head.
^. €ni. N^OKTAOY. HA. Jupiter seated, left”
to this town, but he does not give the description; he is in Lomé say that they have on one side the letter 0, and on the other the type of Pallas throwing a javelin. Focus on its General Classes, 3". edit. p. 54. “ (a) See Description. T.VI. p. 687. 5oi,
Crbts. 345
holding two ears of corn in his right hand, and in his left
a haste. □ ^.6.-B*.-F.b.-6 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Continuias. Chapter III. p. 5a. N**. 29, ex Mas. Mediolan. 309. Other; €ni. N60KTA0T. 0A. Same type of Ju- piter seated, [to) iE 8.-R^.-F.b.-3o fr.
3io. Other ; EHI. NEOKTAOT. 0A. Hexastyle temple. (e).
D. Sestini, Lc,p, 53. iV*». 3o. . ^.8.-R*.-F.b.-3o fr. 3i I. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. m..... Têl« laureate of Do-
mitien.
y. €ni. NeORYAOr. ©a. Hexastyle temple; on the
pediment, a globe. □ iE.G.-R^.-F.b.-ô fr.
Sestini, Descrir.. del mas. Fontaoa, p. 79.
3 12. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian, on the right.
iji. 6ni. N€OKYAOi. BAAACHOoN. Jupiter seated, left, holding two erect ears of corn in his right hand, and on the left a pole. □. . . iE.8.-R*.-F.b.-8o fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del mas. Fontana, p. 80. Tab. III. Fig. 4.
s.
Imperial medals awarded by Mr. Ses-
tini h Thalassa.
Vespasianus.
3l3. UX SONViS VUSaXOJUXVJXOJJLV » id est, ATTO- KPATOP. OTESHASIANOS. YH. Laureate head of Ves- pasian.
ï^. Eni. AN0YnATOY. SIAONOS. Half Jupiter
{a) See Description. T.VI. p. 687. N*>. 5oo. {b) See Description. T.VI. p. 686. No. 499-
346 Crete.
au, seated, left, holding a thunderbolt in the right hand, and a b2ACe.de (left, (a). □. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-^ fr. Seatini, Lett. name. Continunaz. Chapter III. p. 48. N**. 7.
3i4. AYT. KAI. OTESn. ïH Laureate head of. Vesr
pasian.
i^. Without legend. Diana the Huntress walking. (6). □. Sestini, L c. pag- 49 » ^^^ ' > ^^ CaiaL mss, Neck" sinery ^. . . iE.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
3i5. Another almost similar one, without TITAT. □. Cab.de M, TVelzl of TVellenheim^in Vienna, ^.5.-R' .-F.0.-2 £.
3 16. ATTOKPA-fûP. OTESHASIANOS. SE. Bare head of Vespasian, right.
^. Eni. AN0TnATOY. SIAÛNOS. The Emperor dressed of the paludamentum, and the head radiated, standing, left, and looking up, right hand raised, and holding the left a raised stick and at the same time its pal" floating lium. □ iE.9.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 5o. N«. 6. Tab. II. Fig. 8.
3 1 7. ATT. KAI. SEB. OYESH. THAT. Laureate head of Ves- pasian.
^. Without legend. Jupiter seated, holding hands on the right a thunderbolt, and on the left a spear. (c). □. Sest. L c. No, 7, ex Mus, Theup. iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.
(a) rojez Descript. T.VI. p. 683. No. 478.
{b) See the varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. N^". a, 3 and 4 > and in our Description, T. VI. p. 683. 479 and 480.
(c) See the varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. N<>^. 5.8, 9 and lo, and in our Description. T.VI. p. 684. No. 481 and 48a.
Crete. 347
Titus, (a)
3i8. ATT. TITOS. SEB. ÏIOS. YnATOS. Laureate head of Titus.
1^. Without legend. Diana the Huntress walking, te- nating a stroke of the right hand, and a bow of the left. □. Seslini, Lett. num. Keep going. T. IIL p. 5o. N^, 1 1 , ex Mus. Theup, ^.5.-R«.-F.o.-4 fr.
319. ATT. KAI. T. OYESn. THA. TO. H. Same head. ^L. Without legend. DiaVie Huntress walking. CI. Scsi. L c. iV<». 12, ex Mus. Pembr. ^.5.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.
Domitianus.
320 Head of Domitian.
]^. Without legend. Diana the Huntress walking. Q. Mus. u4rig. II, 7, 62, and Sestini, L c. page, 5^.
No. î5 uE.5.-R\-F.o.-6 fr.
321 KAI2. AOM. Laureate head of Domitian.
1^. Without legend. Jupiter half-naked, seated, left che, holding a thunderbolt in his right hand, and left a haste. [b). □ ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, l. c. N**. x6, ex Mas. Tocbon.
322. KAI2AF. AOMI. 2EB. TEFM. Laureate head of Do- mitien.
^. Without legend. Two Curetés, each covered with a bonnet, standing, facing each other, holding each cun a raised sword. □ ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, 1. c. N*^. 19.
{a) Focus our Description. T.VI. p. 6||. N”. 489.
(^) See the varieties described in Sestini, Leit. name. Gontiooaz. T. lir. p. 5i. No”. 17 and 18.
348 Grete.
323. KAISAP. AOMI. £2B. TIOS. Laureate head of Domi- here, to the right.
^. Without legend. Two helmeted warriors, with their chlauiyde, each armed with a shield, and fight- Unt. {a) iE.5|.-R«.-F.o.-3o fr.
324. ATT. KAI2AP. AOMIT. 2EB. rEPM. Laureate head of Half yours.
tj/L. Without legend. Two right hands joined. D. His- tini, Leit. num. Conlinuaz, T» III. p. 5i, 2V«. 21, ex Mus. Theup, iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
325. AYT. AOMETIANOC. (sic) KAIC. CEB. Bare head of Domitian.
i^. EHI. KAICENNIOY. TAAAOi. Altar on which
raise up a folded serpent, (oh). □. iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. No. aa, ex Mas. Hederv.
326. Other; EHI. KAISENNIOT. TAAAOT.^Two serpents intertwined, (c). □ iE.4.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, l. c. N^. a3, ex Vaillant.
327 OSTOC. Laureate head of Domitian, right.
1^. AIOS. lAAIOY, Eagle spread, turned towards the dl-oite. [d] ^.6.-R«.-F.o.-6o fr.
(a) Described previously in Les Incertaines, but made by Cre- height chart. See Description. T.VI. p. 687. N^. 5o6. Med. too esteemed.
{b) See the variety described T. VI. p. 687. N**. So^ dn body of Tonvrage.
(c) See Description. T.VI. p. 687. 5o3.
{d) A similar medal is described in the generality of Crete, Descript. T. II. p. 258. N". 8. We believe that this misconception daille and the one below must be reanimated to those qae Sestini attributes it to Thalassa, because the factory is Cretan, <-t especially consistent with that of the medals of this city.
Crete. 349
Trajanus.
328. TPAIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Trajan.
1^. Eni. AAESANAPOT. APICTAP. vel APIC-
TAPXOT. Jupiter seated, left, holding hands dr. two ears of corn, and the g. haste. [a), □. i^.9.-R'.-F.b.-4 ^r.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. T. HT. p. 53. N<*'^ 3a and 33, and Mionnet, Description. T.YI. p. 695. N<*. SS5.
329. TPAIANOC Laureate head of Trajan.
ly POT. APICTAPX pro eni. AAESANAPOT.
APICTAPXOY. Hexastyle temple. {b). □. Mionnet, Script. T.VI. p, 696. No., 558, and Sestini, l. c. No. 3g ^.5i.-R\-F.b.-2 fr.
Imperial medals of Cretan manufacture bearing a provincial name, attributed by M. Sestini in Thala^ssa.
ARMENIA. Trajanus.
330. ATTOKPATOOP. AïF. TPAIANOC. PET. AAK. Head Laura of Trajan, left.
y. APMENIA. The Emperor in military clothing, placed on a base, holding a pole in the right hand, in front of a trophy at the foot of which is Armenia crying sitting, (c). □ iE.9.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, ]. c. p. 58.
{a) See the Tarities described in Sestini, l. c. N*”. 34 ^ 38, and in our Description. T.VI. p. 696. N®». 656 and 557.
(Jb) See the varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. p. 54* N<>*. 40^43» (c) See the varieties described in 3c*tini, 1. c. p. 58 and 59, and in our Description. T.FV. p. 467 and sniv. N«>. i3 and 14 * «^ among Les Incertaines, T. VI, p. 697. N*. 563.
35o G&BTE.
DACIA. Trajanus.
33i Head of Trajan.
^, AAKIA Weeping woman, sitting at the foot of a tro- phée, {a), □ £.9.-
Sestini, Lett. nniii. Continue. Chapter III. p. 60, and Bfionii., Descript.
T.VI. p. 697. W. 564, ex Vaill.
MYSIA vel MOESIA superior. Domidanus.
332 Head of Domitian.
i^. MTZIA. Weeping woman, sitting on the ground, near
of a trophy, {b), Q ^.9.-R'.-F.o.-72 îr.
Sestini, 1. c. ex Taillant.
PARTHIA. Trajanus.
333. AYTOKPATOP. Air. TPAIANOC. PET. AAKI. HAPei. Laureate head of Trajan, with the paludamcntum on the chest.
i^. IIAPGIA. The grieving Parthia, seated before a trophy, hands tied behind the back. □• Sest, L c, p, 58, ex Mus. Mr Ducis. (c).' ^.9.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.
{a) Suspicious medal. V<^z Sestioi, l. c.
{b) A similar medal is found described in Mysia. See^z Description T. II. p. 5ia. Tf». i.
{c) See Description. T.VI. p. 697. N". 565, ex Vaillant.
EUBEA. 35l
TYLISSVS.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 3oo, the autonomous Medals silver Greek ones. Be careful with modern corners.
Uncertain attributed to Crete.
334* Rider going right, holding horizontally
a trident; below^ a ^stre; in the field, C.
~ 1^. Hollow square area, divided into four parts
irregular in the interior by two diagonals. □.
Cab. de J, Millingeh A.7.-R*.-F.a.b;-6o fr.
EUBEA.
EVBOEA, irisula^ nunc Eïriboss-Adassi,
Vel NEGROPOrfTE.
See, datis the Description Volume II. p, 3oo et seq. , the medals Greek AUTOirOMKs in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
1. Head of a woman, right.
9^. Without legend. Front part of a bull, right. C3 A..7.-R4.-F**.-3o fr.
Haiitcr, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 5.
2. •Woman's head, front view.
v^. Ox head, right. C3. A..4.-R'^.~F.* -12 fr.
Topsail, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 6.
3. Hairless head, right.
w. Ox head, front view. C3.A..4.-R^.' F.*.- 12 fr.
Hunter, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 7.
352 Euboea.
4. Head of a woman, right.
^L. Ox head, front view. (has). □. HuntePf Tah. XXriL Fig. 8 A.4.-R3.-F.*.-ia fr-
5. Head of a woman, left.
^. Ox head, front view, decorated with a banner delette. Q A..4.-.R3.-F.*.-i2 fr.
Haunt, Tab. XXYII. Fig. 9.
6. Head of a woman, left, her hair rolled up.
1^. Ox head, front view; in the field, B.^ the all in a laurel wreath. A.2|.-R'.-F.*.-9 fr.
7. Head of a woman, left, crowned with ears of corn, with drop earrings and pearl necklace.
B/L. EYBo. Ox head, turned to the right; in the field, the letters H. and X., and the monog. (53 1). □. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of unpublished Greek medals, p. 214 A.6.-R^-F.**.-6o fr.
8. Head of a woman, right.
i^. Ox head, front view, decorated with flowers. Û. Topsail, Tab XXVIL Fig. 10. . iE.3.-R\-F.*.-6 fr.
9. Veiled head of a woman, right.
i^. £TBoI£12N. Cornupëte bull, right; au- above, a trident.., ^.4»-R^.'-F.*.-8 fr.
10. Another almost similar iE.4««-R^--F.*.-8 fr,
11. Head of a woman, decorated with ivy and a cluster of grape pendant earrings.
i^. AND Walking Ox, right; in front, a
vine stock loaded with fruit, [b). ^.4v""^^-""F-*-"8 fr.
[a) This medal was struck in a very old place by the Ini served as a flan.
(b) Same type at Histiaea.
12.
EuBBB. V 353
1 2. Laureate head of Jupiter-^mmon, left.
y. AND. Trident. □ ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Harwood, Pop. and nrb. salt. name. p. ao. Tab. III. Fig. ii.
i3. AND. Dolphin, right.
i(. Trident, in a laurel wreath. Q. HutI"
ter, Tab. XXV U. Fig, 12 ^.3.-M-F.o.-8 fr.
14. Er. Head of Pallas, right.
i(. Q grape bunch. Q £.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fîr.
Ed. Harwood, ]. c. Fig. 9.
i5. Ox standing, right; above, a club.
4. EIB. Bunch of grapes'; in the field, a star.
n. Ed. Harwood, l. c. Fig. 8. -fi.2|.-R4.-F.o.-6 fr.
16. Veiled head of a woman, right.
i(. £TBoI12N. Cornupëte ox, right; below, K. Q. Ed. Harwood, L c. Fig. 10. ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
17. Ox walking, right.
i(. ETBoE. vel ETBoX. Bunch of grapes. □. Cah. of Mr. Rollin, in Paris ^.ai.-R^.-F.o.-S fr.
^8. Ox walking, to the right^ above, a club and the letter C, or a crescent.
i(. ETBo. Bunch of grapes. . . . ^.25.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
i^. Ox walking, right; above, a quiver. i(. ETBo. Cluster of rjsiisin, club and the letter
K -ffl.a.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
20. Dove flying, left^ above, a branch. Yes,. ET., in a crown. D.. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr. Corner. Wiczay, Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 179. N^. 43ia.
-21. Other, without the branch. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Haunt, Tab. XXVII. Fig. xi.
Volume IV. Scpp.
354 ËUBEA.
ARTEMISIVM.? Stand-alone medals.
The medals awarded to this city are:
In silver. R'. — F.^. Small modal loo fr.
In bronze. R^. ^F;*. Little modal'. 18 francs.
22. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, right.
i(. AF. Lion's head, left; above, club; all in a hollow square? Q. A.i.-R^-F.*.-ioo fr.
Sestiai, Descr. name. vet. p. 227, and Haater, Tab. TII. Fig. 9.
23. Hairless head of a ferrule, covered with the skin of the lion, right.
jf,. APTE. Dog's head, right; below, a
club? Q A.i'.-R*.-F.*.-ioo fr.
Sestiai, Lett. aam. T.V. p. 46. Tal>. II. Fig. a4 » ex Ma«. Goasiaery.
24. Head of Jupiter.
i(. AFT6. mcN". Gouvem'ail; below, an arrow, (a). a ^.4.-.R«.-P.*.-i8 fr.
Eckhel, Doct. nam. vet. T. lY. p. 164, ex Mus. principal of Waldek.
(a) See Sestiai, Descript. name. Ver. p. 227, and Gene Classes- lines y 2*. edit. p. 55.
CARYSlrVS, nunc Karisto vel Castel-Rosso.
Yoyes, dam U Deter^t T»II»p:^\ etsm¥., the MedaiU^ aùtôkomu Greek gold, silver and bronze, and Greek nifnbiiàx.B8 ■ in brmnae of
TnJM.
“UPPIiBMBNT.
25. Yàdhé toùnkéè to the right, and turns around, breastfeeding ÙÎQ véaû; dessotis, aniar|[e grenetis.
yew. K. Coq, turned right; all in one square hollow, tï A.7.-R*.-F.a.*.-20o fr.
Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. YUI. Fig. i8. a6. Bearded head 3[*Hercules, covered with the lion's skin, on the right.
i(. txtl, TIMAÏUAS. Cornupëte ox standing, with right, on a curved club; all in one
olive wreath. Ù A.4.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr^
Sestini, Deseris. word del. Fontana, II. p. 35. Tab. T.Fig. 17.
27. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
l(. KAFT. Victory in one bige, on the right; below,,
a trident, (a), b A.6.-R^.-F.*.-9o fr.
Hannter, Tab. XIV. Fig. 14.
28. Bearded and laureate head of Neptune; above » a dau- pbin, as a counter-mark.
i(. ILAFrSTiaM. Trident. Q. Sesiird, Descr. num, vct. .p* 227 .£.3.— R*.— F.*.— cj fir.
29. Head of young Hercules, covered with lion's skin, on the right.
i(.
es) Combe a fiiBacmient attfilMiâ qalto medalaflle to Gi^6«e.
356 Euboea.
Jettes, right; in the field, the monogram
(408) ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
3o. Hairless head of Hercules, "covered with the skin of lion, right.
i(. KA. Ox head with neck, turned to the right, and decorated with strips; in front, the monogram (^o^j* Q •••• £*3^.— R^.— F.o*— o fr*
Neamann, Name. yct. ined. II. p. i65. Tab. V.Fig. z6.
3i. Bearded and laurel head of Hercules, it seems i(. KA. Standing club; all in a crown
laurel. D iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Christ. Ramas, Gat. name. yet. reg. Dauiae. T.I. p. 188. N«. i.
3?.. Head I woman, right, hair turned up and retained by a strip.
i^. KAP. Cow walking, right. -fi.S^.-R^.-F.^.-g f.
33. Head of a woman, right.
i(. KAFIST. (sic, ut videtur). Ox head, view front ^.2i.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
34. Veiled head of a woman, right. , tf,. KAPr. Kneeling bull, turned right;
underneath, a club. Q £.4>-R^**F.'*'.-9 fr.
'Com. Wicxay, Mos. Hederv. T.I. Tab. XYIII. Fig. itS.
35. Bearded head, left.
i(. KA. Dolphin and trident. a?£.2|.-R4.<-F.o.-8 fr. Harwood, Pop. and nrb. salt. nnm. p. i3. Tab. II. Fig. ix, sob Catana Siciliae.
36. Bust of a young man, right, with a liaste .on the right shoulder.
i(. KAPT. Dauphin. D ^.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Edvardo Uarwood, 1. c. Tab. II. Fig. 14.
Nero.
37. NEPON. KAICAP. Laureate head of Nero.
i(. KAPT. Head of Neptune, crowned with reed.
EUBBS. 357
between a dolphin and a trident. Q. £.5.-A^,-F.o.-i8 fr. Seiiiiiii, Lett. name. Continue. T. IX.'p. x8. K”. i, ex Mas. of Wolxl.
Trdjanus.
38. KAICAP. .TPAI4NOC. Laureate head of Trajan, right. Ti. KAFTGTICOM. Diademed head of Neptune,
right, (a). □ V.l:'.'.?..'.'. ^.6.-R^-F. 0.-24 fr-
ÇeiUoiy ^a.Ifn 9. Tab..I.^Fi|[. i3, ex Mut, M.DoeU.
39 Same head.
^L KAPTCn^M. Juplter-Niçéphore seated. ^There is- lanip Gr. p, 2^. ^.6.-R**.-F.p.-24 fr*
Antoninus Pius.
40 Head of Antoninus the Pious.
iC. KAPYCTIûN. A rooster. Q... -E.4.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Yaiilant, Gr. p. 4a.
GERINTHVS? Stand-alone medals.
The medals awarded to this city are:
In bronze, R*. — F.'*^. Small modal 40 fr.
41. Head of Cërës, front view, crowned with ears of corn.
i(. KH. , in monogram. O, • £.2.-R^.-F.'^.-4o fr*
Milliagea, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 57. Pi, III. Fig. xa.
42. Radiated head of the Sun, front view.
Vf., KH., in monogram. Q. ^.2.-R'.-F.*.-4o fr*
Cab. by fea M. AUier de Haateroche.
(a) And there was the head of Japiter, as I said in my Description, T. II. p.3o3. N*. 19. *
358 EuBiE.
CJÎALCÏS\ nunç ^gripos %>el l^^GnqifQ^T^.
Yoyes, in the Description Volume IL p, 3o3 et seq.^ the Medals Greek ÀVToiroMss in gold, silver (a) and bronte^ and ksê tufi.- Greek bronze B.iAi.st
Angfoflte. Ncron. L.fVéms.”
SUPPLEMENT.
43. Head of a woman, left, face turned up, and drop earrings.
i(. ZAA. Flying eagle, tearing tfn serpent; des- under, a pileus A.3.-0.-F.*.-4 fr.
44- Head of a woman, left, cç^ute d’m^ b«94fftu. i(. XAA. Same type A.3i.-R'.-F.**.-6 fr.
45. Head of a woman, dripping, her anklet stuffed, and drop earrings.
i(. XAA. Eagle flying, h^ right, tearing a ser- pent; below, a thunderbolt A.3^.-C.-F.*.-4 fr.
46. Same head, at drmteu
i(. ronne A.3|.-C.-F.*.-4 fr.
47* Same head, overstruck with the XAA remains.
i(. XAA. Eagle flying, tearing apart a serpent; des- under, a small lyra /ik.3^.-F.'^.-4 fr.
48. Same head, with the vetieulum enveloping the hairs want from behind.
i(.
(a) The gold and silver medals with the head of Apollo and the type of the lyre, formerly attributed to this island, are looked at actneHe- ment as being from Cfaalc” of Macedonia. Foyet soprà, Volume III. p. 60.'
EuBBE. iig
49* Head of a woman, right, hair turned up. K. IfSA* {réi^gmde). Eagle declaiming at the serpent, 1^ right; underneath, we butterfly... ^.3|.-€.-F<'^.-4 ^r* 5o. Other-like, but without symbol. ^.2|.-G.-F.'^.-4 ^r. 5i. Veiled head of a woman, right.
l(. XAAZIABÛM. [sic] SENoKPATHS. Woman in an quadriga, going to the right*,]e all in a crown of oak. □ A.g.-R-V-.-F.^.-ôoo fr.
Cit. d^EnAerj, p. 76. N«. ^, and Gab. from M***, in London.
5a. Eagle, wings spread, holding a serpent in its claws and in its beak, in a hollow square.
i(. FAFAAoKoS. [retrograde). Free horse, mar- song, left A.3|.-R*.-F.a.*.-5o fr.
53. Same type of the eagle holding the serpent, in the square hollow.
iC. XAA. Front part of horse, turned to
• . ■ • .1: »
left. * ^.2.-R4.-F.a.-i2 fr.
54* Head of a feinaie^ on the right, surrounded by lierjrQ.
j(. ^AA^ Eagle turned |i r. , tearing a ^erpeut; in the field, the monog. (4 10).. iP.3.-R'.-Ç.o<<-4 fr.
$5. Head of feminç, yge 4^ lacis, decorated with 49 strips.
%, AA. Eagle tearing a strpent; underneath, a
club iE.2|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr*
56. Head of a woman, front view.
i(. AA. Eagle tearing a serpent. £.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
57. Head of a woman, right.
i(. Without legend. Spread eagle, right, tearing a snake. RJ^,-^^ .-Y .o.-^l^ fr.
58. Same head.
%. XAA. Eagle standing, at ^jo\\ç, wings outstretched; in front, an erect serpent ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-<-4 fr*
\
i6o EUBÉB.
59. Head of a woman, right.
w. ^AA. Eagle devouring a fish. □. ChrisU Ramus, Cat. num. vet, reg. Daniae. T, I, p, 188. No, 5 iE.3.-R».-F.o.-i fr.
60. Same head.
1^XAA. Eagle tearing apart a serpent; in the climate »
a trident Q £.4.-R*.-F.o.-<4 fr.
Gab. d*Heniumd.
61. Head of a woman, right, with curled hair behind. (a)
^. XAA. Colomhe standing, right, beating his wings. Q. Cad, from Mr. Grivaud”. £.4*''^^*"^*^*''4 f^*
62. Head of a woman, front view, decorated with a crown high, with pearl necklace.
^. XAA. Flying bird, holding a snake; in the
field, an ear of corn. Q '• • £.3.*R*.-F.o.^4 ^*
Harwood, Pop. and arb. salt. name. Tab. II. Fig. t6.
63. Same head.
i^. XAA. Eagle tearing a serpent, turned left. ; in the ch., a cornucopia. . £.3|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
64. XAA. Same head.
^ Cab. of Mr. Weld of Wellenheim, in Tienne. 65. Head of a woman, front view, decorated with strips. ^ OIAI..0C.. Eagle, right, tearing uh^ serpent -fi.3|.-R*.-F.o.^ fr.
66. Head of a woman, three-quarter view, right.
^. 01 Ais. 0T. Eagle spread, holding in its claws
a snake. Q ^.3|.— R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Cab. of Mr. Marqain de La Toar-Manboorg.
(a) We believe we see, on the side of the head, the remains of legend.
ËUBB£. 36t
67. Tête.de feinme> de factoi view^ \
^. AAo. ^lAIS.. Eagle tearing apart a serpent. □. Office of the late M, Allier de Hauteroche, in Pa-- laugh: . . . . ^.3i.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
68. XAA. Head of a woman, front view, and decorated with pearls.
]^. ^IAIZ«.i. Eagle tearing apart a snake. □; Sestini, Description name* vet. p* i55.^ JE.3|.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
69. Running horse, left. ^
^. Eagle' flying, left, holding a snake in its claws? □ iE.4--R*«-F.o.-2 fr.
Haunt, Tab. XVII. Fig. 7.
70. ^. Front part of a standing ox, right.
1^. Cornucopia between two globules; the whole in a laurel wreath? n. ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Hannter, Tab. XVI. Fig. 8.
71. Eagle spread, upright, dexterous; in front, a snake erected.
i^. X- Prow of ship and monogram (41 1) -E.2|.-R»-F.*.-4 fr.
72. Bearded head of Neptune, right ^ behind, a trident.
^. XAAKIAEQN., written on the base of a temple
distyledonton sees a branch hanging on each side
laurel; in the middle of the temple, a conical stone
between two small statues each placed on a
cippe. Q ^.4 -R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Settinî, Descrîs. delmas. FonUtu, II. p. 36. Tab. T.Fig. x8.
Augustus.
73. irciCTPA. ? Mr. OC. K.. [sic).Nude figure of Augustus, right.
i)^. XAAKIAEQK. Head of a woman, right, with a
high crown decorated with pearls. ^.5.-R^.-F,o.-i5 fr.
36a ËcTBiB.
74. A. AIOT.... ANOTnATOT. Bare head of Augustus, right.
1^. ZAAKIC. Head of a woman, right, head bowed green of pearls. □ ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Seitini, Descr. nniu. vet. p. 927. Tab. V.Fig. 6*
75. A. AIOTI ANernATa. r. Bare head of Augustus
young.
i)£. XAAKic. Head of a woman, wearing a headdress tiara, decorated with several rows of pearls. Q. 3ius, Sanclem, Num. salt. II. pag, 34* Tab* XIII. Fig. i3 £.&-R4.-F.o^i2 fr.
Nero.
76. NEFUN. KAIGAP. Bare head of Nero fasting, right.
^. CTPA. IT. KAAY. CïeTKAI. XAA. Turret head
woman, right. □ £.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Gab. by fen M. Allier, from Hanteroche.
Hadrianus.
jrj, AAFIANOC. KAIGAF. Laureate head of Hadrian.
^. XAAKlA€coM. Head of a woman, with a hairstyle
decorated with a triple row of pearls. Q. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-i 5 fr.
Mns. Sanclem. Name. salt. II. p. ig6.
78. Other; XAAKIACcoM. Same female head, posed on a column capital. . • £.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
L. ferus.
79. ATT. KAIC. A. Aïp. OïHPOC. ATr. Bare head of L. Vérus, right, with the paludamentum,
^. XAAKIA6CON. HFA. Juno sitting on a species de cortine, on the left, holding in his right hand a coat hook, and the g. a scepter. Q. -fi. 7.-R*.-F. 0.-24 fr-
Eckhel, rVoin. yet. anecd. p. 163. Tab. X.Pig. 20*
EvftiB. 363
Caracaiia.
80 KOG. ANTooNINOG. T^e çu^ ^ G^]ç^c^i^ young,
on the right, with the paludamentum,
ly. XAAJfjl Apollo ii,Uy 4^butt, right hand
pendant, an arc in ^ (. Q . . £.6.-R^.rF-Q**T^4 f^^* Mos. Sanclem. Naked^. «j^^ ly ^T^.^};j^^.^ig. a5a.
ERBTRIA.
Yoyes, 'fUmt ia Deser^don Volume II. p. 307 et seq., the$ Medals ▲UTOVoifuu gfec^ues create and ^n9e,
81. Ox standing, scratching his head with his right foot from behind.
%e. Hollow square area. D.. . jfit.3.-R^-F.a.-4o ^r-
Ed. de CadaWene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. ai6. N^. i. f\. nor. Fig. xi.
89. Same type of the ox ^ scratching.
y. EF. Polyp^ put it in the middle of this square.
Ed. d'CadaWene, 1. c. N^'. 9. P|. lU, f^ig. (5.
83. Fen^m^ head, right.
])£. EPETFI. ArNî2N. Two bunches of grapes. Q. Topsail^ p. lÎQ. iV^. 4* * A^^-^R-^P-i^-^So fr.
84. Head of f^tmmei.
1^. EFETFIEON. AMOINIKoS. Two clusters of rays sin hanging from the same vine. Q. /^.3.-R^.-F.'^.-5o fîr. Eckliel, Gat. mas. Caee. Tindob. I.p. iSa. N^. a.
85. Bust of Diane-Pharétrëe, right.
^L SPETPIEmi. AAMASIAS. Ox walking, right; I all in a laurel wreath. □. Beger, Teas. Brand. I.p. é^iiQ. . A.8.-R*.-F.*.-72 fr.
364 EUBBB.
86. Head of Diana, right, with a necklace of pearls.
jf, EFETFI. AAMASI. Two bunches of grapes holding
on the same vine. Q ^.4*-H^«'-F.'^.-5o fr.
Cab. by fea M. Allier de Hanterocbe.
87. Head of a woman, right.
îf. EFBTPiEON. EniTEAHS. Two bunches of grapes
holding on to the same vine. Q /Bl.S.-R^.-F.'^.-So fr.
Beger, Thei. Brand. I.p. 499.
88. Head of Diana, right, with bow and quiver on the shoulder.
bed. EFETPIEOM. XAFIAAMoX. Ox on his knees, right. n. Topsail, ;?. i Sg. iV<>. 2 A.5.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr.
89. Veiled head of a woman.
1)2. EFETFIEQM. “ANI AS. Lying ox. Q. Sestini, Description num. vet.p. 228. No, 4. ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fir. go. Head of a woman, right.
vjt, EFETFIEQM. OAMIAS. Two bunches of grapes holding on to a vine stock, (a), PL.4î.-R'.-F.*.-I2 fir. 91. Kneeling bull, left.
TJt. Without legend. Two bunches of grapes tied on the same vine. a I.4.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fir.
Hannter, Tab. XXYI. Fig. ai.
gx Lying ox.
Tjt. EFETFIEQM. Two hanging bunches of grapes. n ^.4.-R8.-F.o.-iÔ fr.
Sestini, Desoript. name. yet. p. aaS. N^. has. g3. Hairless, helmeted head, right.
i^. EFE. Diana-Pharetrée walking, right, te- nating a stretched bow. Q ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Shame, Tab. XXVI. Fig. aa.
[to) Moalea sar Targent, but ancient.
EUBBB. 3€S
94* £F. Breast of Bacchus, covered with the Phrygian cap; behind, an thjrse.
^t* Two hanging bunches of grapes; below, AND.
D.Sesti'ni, Le. N\3 iE.ô.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.
gS. Veiled head of a woman, left.
I)!. AM<»INIKoX. EFETFIE.... Beef layer, left* che. □ iE.3.-R«.-.F,o.-i8 fr.
Harwoodf Pop. and nrb. salt. name. Tab. III. Fig. 5.
g6. Head of a woman.
îf. EPETFIEQN. Lying ox. Q. -E.3.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Chritt. Ramât, Cat. name. vet. mas. reg. Dan. I.p. 189. N**. i.
97. Lying ox, turned to the left; above, a star; below, another symbol.
I)?. Legend deleted. Two bunches of grapes holding to a vine stock ^.5|.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
HISTIAEA, nunc Orio.
▼oyes, deuu Description Volume IL p. 3o8 et seq. , the medals ▲OTOMOiisa Greeks in silver and bronze,
SUPPLEMENT.
98. Head of a woman, right, surrounded by ivy, with earrings and pearl necklace.
I)?. ISTI. Ox walking, right; in front, the mo- nogram (4' 2) A.. 4. -R^. -F-*. -24 fr.
99. Head of a woman, right, decorated with ivy.
^. ISTI. Woman sitting on the bow of a ship,
on the right A. 24. -C. -F. ♦.-3 fr.
1 00. Head of a woman, right.
7v\ ISTI. Woman sitting on a ship's bow, k
right A. fi. -C.-F.*.-3 fr.
HERE. Head of Bacchante, crowned with vine, right, i^. ESTIAIOH. {sic). Woman sitting on a bow of
366 ËUBBB.
vessel, holding in hand g. nn put with tinê Veil swollen by the winds; in the field, the mom^. (5o3) and a bunch of grapes. □. Ed. de Cadalt^ne, Rec, de Med. gr. irted. p- 2ig A.3.-R^-F**.-48 fr.
102. Head of Hercules, beardless, right, covered with lion remains.
1^. I2TI. Ox head, front view, donkey's head garland of flenrs ^ in the field, a monogr. □. Humer, Tab, XXXI. Fig. 8.. -E.4--R'.-F.o.^ ifip.
io3. Head of a woman, crowned with ivy, right. ^. ISTI. Ox head with collar, decorated with banners debts; behind, a bunch of grapes. □. Edviurdo Harwood, Pop, and urb. selecta numism, Tab* II J. Fig, lo. » £.3]2**R .—F.o.-^ ir.
io4* Same head.
i)£. ISTI. Front part of an ox, right;
above^ a tripod lying down. □. £.3|.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. .
Edvardo Harwoo4, 1. c. Tab. UL Fig. 17.
io5. Head of a woman, surrounded by ivy, on the right.
^. I2TI. Front part of a walking ox, right; above, a caduceus. £.2|.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
106. Other; above the beef, a bunch of grapes siu....^. •••*.. .•••*••..•.. js^. 2^*^^^ .— *f .o.*^9 xr.
107. Other; above the ox, a thyrsus decorated with vine £.2^.-R .— F.o.-o fr.
108. Head of a woman, right.
^. I2TI.... Ox walking, right; above, the remains of a vine, and the monog. (4i3) in countermark ^.4«"R«-F.o.-6 fir.
109. Face of a woman, surrounded by ivy, on the right.
^. I2TI. Front part of a walking ox, k dr.; above, the monog. (41 4)* •£-a|**R^**^*o.«^ fr.
I&Bfl of Euhové. 3^
1 10. Ox walking I right; an above, utie mafsuè coa^ee*
^L, Without leg. Hiking cluster. iË.2|.-R^-F.o.-4 ^^*
111. Head of a woman, right, decorated with vines.
^. I2TIA1JB12N. Bunch of grapes, holding on a vine vine; in the field, IT. Q. £.4.-K^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Haunt, T«i. XXXI. Fig. 7.
1 12. Head of a woman, surrounded by ivy, right.
1^. ISTIAIEÛN. and the monogs. {4i5and4i6);all in a toliTdnWédeïîeripè. . . . ^.4«-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
1 1 3. Other, with ISTAEQM^ '{sic). Bunch of grapes and léH monograms (417 ^^ 4'^)- ^- ^•4*~^^--'^*^-~^ ^i*-
Cab. of Mr. Marqais de LaGoy, k Aiz.
1 14- Head of a woman, surrounded by ivy, right.
1)1. Grs^i^ of grapes in the middle of a cotton crown of
ivy. O. Méme'éabinet ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
it5. Wheel.
]^. I2T., written in the middle of the medal field, n. Unknown cabinet A i.-R^.-F.o.-3 fr.
EUROPEAN ISLANDS.
AMORGOS? nunc Amorgo.
▼oyes, dam tm Descripdom Volume U, p. 3iij the Autoxomk Medal bronze gneque attributed by Goltt to this island. but looked at as suspicious.
SUPPLEMENT.
u Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
TJt. AMo. Fly, n iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
Cab. by feo M. Tâehop.
368 Ilbs of Europb.
2. kstre in a croissant.
I)!. AMo. Two thyrsos on a cross. D.Ed. of Cadalvene, Rec. of Greek Medals uned. p. 221. PL III • Fig, i6 iE.3|.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
AEGIAL Amorgi, nunc Hyali. Medals
autonomous.
The Medals of this city are: In short. R'. — F.*. Small modal 3o fr.
3. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
ïjt, AI. Instrument of unknown form, with a hook. Q -ffi.3.-R'.-F.*.-3o fr.
Ed. de CadalTene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 9a3. N*>. i. PL III. Fig. 17.
4. Same head, right.
b!. AI..I. Same instrument without hook; in the field, snake and a bunch of grapes in the background brand. Q •••• ^.3|.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de CadaWene, I. c. N*". 3. PI. III. Fig. 19.
5. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
vt, Ain. Same instrument with the hook; in the field, snake. D j£.3.-R'.->F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de Gadalvene, I. c. No. 2. PI. III. Fig. 18.
6. Same head, right.
\f. Airi. Owl. U iE.3.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Kd. of Gadalvene, 1. c. N". 4. PL IH. Fig- ao.
ANAPHE,
>
D*EuabPE* Islands 869
ANAPHE, nunc Nanfio. Stand-alone medals.
The medals of this category are:
In bronze. R^. — F/. Small modal, from 3o to 40 fr.
7. Laureate head of Apollo, front view.
!)?• ANAO. Vase with two handles; above, a bee.
a, iE.4.-R7.-F.**.-4o fr.
Ed. de CadaW. Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 2^7. PI. III. Fig. ai.
8. Laureate head of Apollo- jèg'/^/è^ (a), front view.
ijt, ANA. Vase with two handles ^ above, a bee.
a iE.4.-R7.-F.*.-3o fr.
Gab. by fea M. Allier de Haateroche.
9. Same head of Apollo, front view.
i^. ..K.. Vase with two handles; above, a bee. (5) ^.4»""R''"-F«*»-"3o fr.
10. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
i(. ANA. Vase with two handles, without the bee. D. Ses- iini, Decir, num, veL p, 166. Tab. IV, Fig. 3, suh Anactorio Acarnaniae; and Lett. num. Conlihuaz, T. FJI. p. 23, ex Mus.Borgia. iE.4.-R^-F.*.-3o fr.
11. Another roughly similar one. □. ^.3.-R7.-F.*.-3o fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. Contiaoaz. T.YII. p. a3. Tab. I.Fig. 10, ex^as. Fontana.
(a) See Strabou, Lib. xo.
{b) Medal already described among the Uncertain, fojrez Descript. T.VI. p.65o.TΔ.a64.
Volume IV > Supp. A a
370 lbs of Europb.
ANDROS, nunc Andro.
Toyez, ilans la Description Volume II, p. 3ia, the Autohoiiki Medals Greeks in silver and bronze. Father Hardouin reported a imperial medal of Antoninus the Pious which is suspect.
SUPPLEMENT.
1 2. Hairless head of Baccbus, crowned with ivy. i^. YEAR. Panther. D A.3.-R*.-F.*.-ioo fr.
Sestini, Descru. del mos. Fontana, p. 80. N^. i. i3. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. ^. ANAFIÎ2N. Standing virile figure, left, sacrificial proud in front of a tripod, holding a pole in his hand g. D. Ed, of Cadalvene, Rec, of Med. Greek. uned. p. 228. No. 1. PL II r. Fig. 22. A.5.-R8.-F.** -100 fr. 14. Head of a woman or Bacchante, right.
1^. AKAF. Panther running, right, and looking rear, with a transverse ihyrse. -fi.2.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. i5. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right; on it, a head of Silenus as a counter-mark.
i^. AKAF. In the middle, a thyrsus decorated with bands letters iE.3.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
16. Laureate and bearded head, right. '
y. ANAP. Tripod. Q ^.i|.-R4.-F.*.-6 fr.
Harwood, Pop. and iirb. salt. nam. Tab. I.Fig. 14, and Ed. Cadalvene, 1. c. N<>. has. PL III. Fig. a3.
17. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right.
9^. k^^oWon^Citharœde deb. D. Cab. by Mr. Jf^clzl from Pf^ellenheim, to F'ienne. . . iE.S.-R'^.-F.b.-iS fr.
18. Head of Indian Bacchus, surrounded by ivy.
^. AIAF. (sic). Diota ^.4.-R3.-F.*.-6 fr.
19. Head of Bacchus, right, surrounded by ivy.
^. ANAFI. Diota. □ iE.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Combe, Mos. Britano. Tab. YIII. Fig. ai.
f
Islands of Europas. 37!
20. Head of Bacchus, right, crowned with ivy.
^. ANAB. Dioia. □ iE.3|.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
Ed. de Gadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. aa8> N**. 3. PI. mr. Fig. a4.
21. Veiled head of a woman, right.
^. ANAPI. Diota. O. i3B.3,-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Haunt, Xab. V.Fig. 4.
22. Bacchus standing, in women's clothing, holding the
cantharum of the right hand, and the left on its
thyrsus; in the field, a deer in counter-mark.
^. A....APP. [sic), Diota. □. iE.4|.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Cab. by fea M. Beancoasin, in Amiens*
23. Bacchus standing, holding in his left hand the thyrsus decorated with strips; in the field, a head of Trajan in counter-mark, with the inscription TPAIANOC.
^. ANAF. Diota; above, an ivy leaf. a:/E.4|.-R6.-F.o.-i8 fr.
-de Cadalvene, I. c. N<*. 4.PU III. Fig. a5.
-CALYMNA?
See, in the Description Volume U. p, 3xa, the AUTOiroMX Medal Greek silver falsely attributed to this island, but which was postponed to Cafymna of Caria,
vW
CEOS vft^CEA, nunc Murtad-Adasmi vel Zea.
See, in the Description Volume //. /?. 3ia, the AuroiroiCBS Medals
Greeks in silver and bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
24. Vase with two handles.
i^. Hollow area, divided into six unequal parts. □.
Aa*
3^2 Islands of Europe.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. by Aféd, gr, uned. ^. 23 r. iV^ i. PL m. Fig. 26 A.5.-R^-F.a.-i5o fr.
25. Other. D.^. i.-R^.-F.a.-io fr.
Ed. de Cadalrene, 1. c. N^. has.
26. Same vase.
^. Hollow square divided into eight triangular parts, three of which end at the bottom in sharp points, and the other five in filled parts. Q. Rec. of Plates, XXXIX. Fig. 3. . A.5.-R«.-F.a.-i5o fr.
27. Diota; next to it, on the right, a fish.
^. Hollow square divided into six triangular parts very deep A.2.-R®.-F.a.*.-i8 fir.
28. Dioia; on the left, a fish; on the right, a cluster.
i^. Hollow area whose shape is irregular
liëre A.|i.-R8.-F.a.-i8 fr.
ag. Roughly figured animal head, right.
^. Very deep hollow square area, with
irregular divisions /&.. i.-R'.-F.a.-3o fr.
3o. Bunch of grapes.
1^. Hollow area, with irregular divisions
liëres A.i.-R8.-F.a.-i8 fr.
3i. Bunch of grapes and a fish.
1^. Hollow square area, divided into four parts irregular A.i.-R^-F.a.-i8 fr.
32. Bunch of grapes and fish.
^. Hollow area, divided into four trian- deep gulars j^.i.-R^.-F.a.-i8 fir.
33. Bunch of grapes and fish.
1^. Hollow square area, divided into four parts triangle. by two diagonal lines. ^. i.-R^-F.a.-i 8 f. 34* Bunch of grapes and fish.
i^. Plain field, without hollow area. A., i .-R^.-F.a.-<-i8 f.
Islands of Europe. iy?t
35. Bunch of grapes.
1)2. Hollow area, divided into four parts. D.Ed, by Cadahency Rec. from Mid. gr. uned., p. 23i. N^h 3. PI III Fig. 28, A.ii.-R6.-F.a.-i8 fr.
36. Dolphin holding a bunch of grapes.
152. Four hollow points. D. A.|.-R*.-F.i.-io fr.
Ed. de Gadalvene, 1. c. N«. 4% IP. Excl. tax. Fig. 29.
37. Sea turtle.
T^. K.I.. [strong KEIo.)^. Dolphin; all in the middle of a hollow square area. D. A.i.-R^.-F.a.-io fr.
Ed. de CadaWene, 1. c. N<>. 5. PI. III. Fig. 27.
38. Head of Jupiter, right.
^% Without caption. Front part of a dog, left, surrounded by rays ^.3.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
39. Two others almost similar. iE.3.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
40. Other; in the field, behind the dog, the letter E iE.3.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
41. Another almost similar, but the laureate head, turned born on the left iE.3.-R*.rF.o.-4 fr.
42. Bearded, laureate, dexterous head.
^. K£. Forepart of a dog, surrounded by
rays, left. □. . w iE.3.-R^.-F,o.-6 fr.
Christ. Ramas, Cat. nam. vet. reg. Daniae. I.p. 190. N**. i.
43. Other; in the field, IN. □. . ^. 3. -R*^. -F. 0.-6 fr.
Sestini, Lett. num. Continunaz. T.V. p. 17. 4.
44. Other, with Ka. n. Sest. l, c. No., 2. iE.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
45. Crouching dog, left, in the middle of rays.
ly. Front part of a dog, dexterous, surrounded of rays. Q iE.3.-R*.-F.o^-4 fr.
Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted.
46. Hairless head of Aristaeus.
i^. KE. Front part of a dog, right, at
middle of rays. □ iE.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, l. c. p. x8. N^. 7.
374 ItBs D’Ënab>&;
47. Hairless head of Aristaeus.
^t. K£. Aptëricure part of a cbien, on the left,
in the middle of rays. Q -fi.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini/Lett. name. Continue. T.Y. p. z8. N*^. S.
48. Same head.
^. KEI. Front part of a dog, left, at middle of rays. D iE.3»-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, h c. p. xS. N^. 9.
49. Bearded head.
^. Without legend. Forepart of a dog, in
the rays. Q -£.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Combe, Mqs. Britann. p. iSz^N». has.
50. Bearded head, laureate.
1^. KEI. Front part of a dog, in the rays. □. Combe, L c. N^. i. . . iE.3.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
5 1. Bearded head.
^. KEI. Dog standing in the rays. Q. Combe, '• c» X» • o*. •..*••. ...«.•«.•• xCi.o.^i^ .""" .o."^j ir. 62. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. ^. KEI. Bunch of grapes. □. ... ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-r6 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N**. 6.
53. Bearded head, laureate.
^. KE. Bunch of grapes. Q... . iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Seatinî, 1. c. N*. i5.
54. Head of a woman, her hair forming a knot behind.
^. K. Bee, in a faurier crown. □. Sestini, Lc, N^. 16. ^.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
55. Head of Indian Bacchus.
]^. KE. TPinoPIoS. Cyathus; on the right, a thyrsus j above, a crescent, (to), □ -^.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. 19. N**. 19.
(a) The silver medal which I described T. II. p. 3i8. No. 8 of my Description appears to me to be moolée snr bronze.
56. Head of Indian Bacchas.
ij«. KE.TT. Whereinthàrum, thyrsus and ivy leaf, a. ... 1, iE. i.-R<-F.*.-6 fr.
Cab. by fea M. Allier de Haoteroche.
CARTHAEA Ceae.
See, iians the Description Volume II. p. 3x3 et seq., Medals
*
Greek AVTOSùiùA in bronze.
- ■ .
SUPPLEMENT.
57. Pheasant cluster.
i^. KAF., in monogram, in a hollow square. Q. Sestini, Leit. nutn^ Continuas, Tùm, V, p. 19. iV<>. I. . . . A.2.-R«.-F.a.-ido fr.
58. I am young, with curly hair.
^. KAF0. Bunch of grapes; in )e field, of a coast, a star; of Taulre, ^. Q. A.,3.-R3.-F.*.-20o fr.
Sestixii, 1. c. N”. has.
59. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right. '
i^. KAF. Bunch of grapes; in the field, an aitre. has. Door/. byM.de Brondsled... iE.4.-R*.-F.ô.-6 fr.
60. Other, with KAP0A. □ JE.4.-R3.-F.0.-6 fr.
Ûlénie {Jôrtefenille.
61. Head of Indian Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. ]^. KAF0A. Front part of a dog, facing
straight, and surrounded by rays; below, cluster of
grape and fly. □ iE.4.-^^.-F.o>6 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. a35.~
62. Bearded head of Bacchus, with a ram's horn.
y. KAF0A. Star. □ jE.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. ContiDuas. T.V. p. 91. N*. x6.
376 Islands of Europe.
63. Bearded head of fiacchus, crowned with ivy.
^. JLAP0A., between the rays of a star. □. Scsi. Lett. num. Continue. T. V. p, 21. N*>. 17. iE.3.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
64. Bearded and laureate girl, right.
W.KAP. Bunch of grapes. {a),U, jE.2|.-Rf-F.o.-8 fr. Harwood, Pop. and orb. salt. nam. Tab. II. Fig. xa.
65. Same head, right.
^. KAP. Front part of a dog, right, year middle of rays ^.Sj.-R^.-F.o.-C ît*
66. Bearded and laureate head.
^. KAP. Front part of a dog, left, in shelves. Q iE.4.-R«-F.o*-6 fr.
Eckbel, Cat. mas. Caes. Yindob. P.I. p. z3i. N*. i.
67. Two others similar, but with KAP0A. D. Am- ter, p. 83. iV»'. 3 e/ 4 -fi.4.-R5.-F.o.-6 fr.
68. Other, without the legend. □ ^.4«-R^*-'Fjo.-6 fr.
Sestini, 1. o. p. ao. N«. 5.
69. Another ^ under the dog, an ear of corn. □. Sestini, L c» N**> 6 •••• ^.5*— R .— F.0.-0 fr.
70. Hairless, laureate head, right.
1^. KAP. (6). Front part of a dog, left, in the middle of rays iE4v-R^v-F.o.-6 fr.
71. Head of Jupiter, right.
^. KAP0..I... Front part of a dog, right; underneath, a fly i£.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr*
72. Same head.
1^. Confused legend. Front part of a dog, on the right, surrounded by rays. . . . iE.4.-R'.-^F.o.-r4 fr.
(a) This attribution does not seem certain to me; I would rather believe
this medal of Carystas of Eabaeus.
{b) These letters are found between the rays.
Ilbs of Europe. ^77
73. Head of Jupiter, right.
^L. Confused legend. Front part of a dog, right; underneath, a fly. jE.4.-.R».-F.o.-4 fr.
74. Hairless diademed head.
^. KAF0AI. , between the rays of a star. D. SesL Leit. num. Conlin. T.F.p. at.No. 14. iE.3.-R<-F.o.-8 fr.
75. Dog standing, left, looking behind him.
^L. KAF0A. , written in the rays of a star. Q. Scsi. Lett, num. T.FI. p.Z^.. iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
76. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
]^. KAF0A. Anterior part of a radiated dog, turned left; below. A bee. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 f.
'j'j. Hairless, laureate head, right.
^. KAF0A. Front part of a dog, left, surrounded ree of rays; underneath, a fly. iE.5.-R4.-F,o.-8 f.
78. Same head.
]^. KAF0A. Same type; in the field, the letter S iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
79. Same head.
^. KAF0A. Front part of a dog, right; in the field, M jE.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
80. Other, without letters in ch. i£.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
81. Laureate head of Apollo.
^. Half dog, right, middle of twelve rays; below, KAF0AI.^ in the field, the mono- grams (4'9 and 420). □ JS.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. Keep going. T. T. p. ao. N*^. xa.
82. Hairless diademed head.
i^. ICAF0AI. Same type; before, E. Q. Sesiini, L c. No, i3, ex P. Kheli iË.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
378 Islands of Europe.
83; Head of a woman, right.
i|2. KA. {retrograde). Front part of a dog, on the left, with rays,. . . . jE.ri.-R*.-F.6.-4 fr* 84- Laurel head of Apollo, right*
^. Without legend. Front part of a dog, turned to the left, in the middle of rays; below, one. fly • J£.5.*G.-F.o.-i fr.
85. Two others almost similar. /E.S.-^.^F.o.-i fr.
86. Other, without the fly iC2-.-R'.-F.o.-i fr.
• rtfc
CORESIA vel CORISIA Ceœ.
Toyez, in the Description Volume IL /?. 3x4, Us Autovomm Medals
bronze Greeks,
SUPPLEMENT.
87. The dry [sepia magna),
^. Hollow area, divided into six irregular parts iëres, four of which are in the shape of hollow quadrilaterals, and two triangular ones in relief. □. Cab, from Mi Mil- lingen. , A.5.-R*.-F.a.-i 20 fr.
88. The dry one, and another fish.
tf., Garlré hollow, divided into four equal parts. O. Ed. de Cadahene, Rec, de Méd. gr, ined, p, 236. No, ,. p/. //^. jFig, I A.i.-R8.-F.a.-i8 fr.
89. Dry; next to it, a small fish.
%, Hollow area, divided into two triangular parts laires A.i.-R".-F.a.-i8 fr.
90. Dry; next to it, on the right, a fish.
iC* Square area, hollow, divided by two bars in four parts?)! irregular. A,.i^.-R^.— F.a.-i8 fir.
Ilbs of Eubop'e. 3^9
91. Dry and fishy.
i(. Hollow area, divided by two pafties tpâkngu- laries. A.T.-R«.-P.a«-r8 fr.
92. Dry and fishy.
i(. Hollow area, divided into four irregular parts ivy arranged like mill wings. A^f.-R^.^F.a.-i8 fr.
93. Dry and fishy.
iC. Hollow area, divided into four parts, must two triangular, and two quadrila-shaped teres, (to).. A. 1 .-R5.-F.a.-i8 fr.
94* Dry and fish; a trident in the middle.
Tf., Hollow square. D A,.3.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. Continue. T. T. p. 21. No. 3.
95. 9o. Dry and a fish den.
Vf., Hollow area, divided into four unequal parts. Q. Ed, from CadahenCy Rec. by Méd* gr, uned.p. 236. No. 2. PL IF. F/g. 2 A.4i.-R*.-.F.a.-2oo fr.
96. Ko. The dry ^ next to it, a small fish.
i(. Hollow square, divided into four parts. Ù. Sestitd, L c. p. 22. iV<». 5 • A..3.-R*.-F.a.-5o fr.
97. Ko. Small fish.
ti. Hollow square, divided into four parts? □. Cab, of M, Cousinery Â.S.-R^.-^-a.-So fr.
98. Dolphin head.
ii. Hollow square, divided into four parts. D. Its^ Uni, L c, p, 7.1, No, I A..6.-R^.-F.a.-i5o fr.
99. Dauphin, turned left; below, Q,.
vi. Hollow area, divided into four triangular parts areas of unequal sizes?... A..i.-R6.-F,a.-i8 fr.
(o) Foyes Description, Incert. T.VI. p. 6a8. N”. ii5. PI. XXXVII. Fig. 7 dn Recaeil.
38o Islands of Europe.
loo. Two dolphins.
i(. Hollow square of a difiPërent shape. □• Ses- tini, Lett. num, Continue. Tom. V. pog. ai.
iV^». 2 A.6.-R*.-F.a.-i2o fr.
law. Bunch of grapes.
i(. Without legend. Fish in a hollow square. □. Séstini, l, c. p. aa. N^. 4* • • • A.G.-'R^.-F.a.-iao fr. loa. KoF. Half of a Syrian dog,
tf.. Bunch of grapes. D A.3.-R'.*-F.*.-5o fr. .
Sestini,]. o. N^8.
io3. KoFHSiN. (Lilt, viL). Dog standing, left. i(. Astre. Q • • . £.3.*»R^.-F.'^.— 18 fr.
Sestini, 1. o. N^. ^ io4* A fruit, it seems.
Vf., Ko. Bunch of grapes? £.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
io5. Vase,
Ji. Star. . . . , ^i.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
io6. Head of a woman, right.
i(. Diota •••• £• i^.*R*.— F.o.*"4 ^i^*
107. The dry.
i^. Ko. Bunch of grapes. D. • • £.3.-R*.-F.o.->4 ^^*
Sestini, 1. c. N^. 10, and Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. a36. N". 3. PI. IV. Fig. 3.
108. The dry; next to it, a small fish.
i(. Ko. Bunch of grapes, with vine vine. D. Ses-- tini, l, c, iVo. II ^.4'""I^*'"F'^''"4 fr-
109. Laureate head of Apollo.
i(. KoFH. Bunch of grapes; in the field, a aheille; all in a hollow field. □. Sestini, L c iVo. i3 ^.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
1 10. Hairless, laureate, dexterous head. (Apollo-^mi/i/Wi/*.) Yi., KoFH. Bunch of grapes; in the field, a
jaouche? □ iE.3i.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
(^-tb. of the late M. Ailier de Haoter., and Ed. de Cadalv., 1. c. N**. 4.
Islands of Europe. 38i
1 1 1 . Laureate head of Apollo.
i(. KoFHSIA. Bee in a laurel wreath laugh. D •,.•..•• iE.3.-"R •— F.O.— 15 iT.
Sestini, Lett. name. Gontinnas. T.Y. p. aa. N*. 14.
112. Laare head of Apollo.
H. KoPHS. Bee. Q iL3.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, L c. N®. i5, ex M os. Arig. , nbi peqpenm KoPKT. {Corcyra).
1 13. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
^[. KoPH. Bee. □ iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. a3. N”. x6.
1 14> Bearded head; behind, K.
i(. Ko. Bunch of grapes, with vine leaves. □. «^e^- tint, L c. iVo. 17 jE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
ii5. Same voice. '
^.. Ko. Same type, in a round concave cbamp. D. Sestini, L c. iV”. 19 M.^»'-R*.-¥.o,'^^ fr.
1 16. Bearded head, diademed, right.
i(. KoFH. 0., letters written in the rays of a star ^.2i.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
1 17. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.
i(. K0FH...0., written in the rays of a star, (a). □. Ed. de Cadahene, Rec. of Méd, gr, înéd, p » 286. No. 5. PL ir, Fig, 5 ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
1 18. Bearded head.
i^. KoF., in the rays of a star. D. Sestini, L c.
^*. 20. ....•••••.....■•.....* ^2i./â.^x\. .^r .Oa^cL ir.
(a) The medal that I brought back to Mr. Allier's cabinet Rockhaunt is similar to this one; it was described inaccurately study. Fo/ez Description. T. II. p. 3 14. N*. 18.
38ï2 Ilbs of Europb.
1 19. KoF. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, on the left. tf.. Ivy wreath. □..'.... jE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Continunaz. T.Y. p. a3. N^. t3.
1 20. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
iC. Ko. Bunch of grapes. □. . . iE.3.-R'.-Fo.-.4 fr. Sestini, 1. c. N*^. 24, ex Eckhel. Cat. , abi sab. Corcyra.
121. Dubious legend, but which appears to be KoPHSIA. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
Bj[. KoFHSIA. , in three lines; in the middle, a bee. □ iE.6.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. N*". a6. Tab. I. Fig. z4.
IV LIS Ceae.
See, e/ans the Description Volume II. /”. 3x4 ^' suif, , the MedaiUet
AUTOnoif xs greek bronze.
SUPPLEMENT.
122. Bearded, laureate head of Jupiter.
i^. lor. Bee» Q ^.3.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. Continunaz. T.Y. p. a5. N^. ai.
123. Same head.
i(. loTA. Bee. □ ^.3.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini» l. c. N**. aa, ex Eckhel. 124- Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Ti. loïAI. Fly £.25.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
125. Another almost similar £.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
1 26. Same head.
Vf.. loTAI. Bee; all in a crown of laurel. □. Sestini, L c. N^» 20. . ^4.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr.
127. Bearded head of Jupiter, right.
i(. loTAl€ON. Fly, a ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. MUl,Fig. aa.
Ilbs of Europs, 383
128. Bearded head, laureate.
li. Without legend. AbeiUe. Q... £.4*-R'*-F*o.-2 fr. Sestini, 1. c. N^. i5, ex Mus. Haunt., ubi snb Epheso loniae.
129. Same head.
i(. Without legend. Same type; in the field, €. □. 'Sestini, L c. N^. 16, ex Mus, Hunter,, ubi sue Epheso
loniae .ffi.3.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
i3o. Head of Venus, right.
i(. Fly in a myrtle wreath. □. Por» the sheet of Mr. de Brondsted, . . iE.i.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
i3i. Head of Venus, right, with a pearl necklace. i(. IT. {sic). Monche; all in a crown of
myrtle. □ ^.i.-R*.-F.* -4 fr.
Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted. i32. Head of a woman, dexterous.
i^. lo. Fly; all in a crown of worse ^. i|.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
i33. Another almost similar ^.i|.-C.-F.o.-ï fr.
i34- Same head.
i(. loT. Same type^ all in a crown of
myrtle. ^.i.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
i35. Two others almost seemed. . . . iE.i|.-C.-F.o.-i fr. i36. Same head.
i(. loïAI. Same type; all in one cou- ronne ^.i.-C-F.o.-ï fr.
137. Laureate head of a woman or Apollo.
i^. loT., in the middle of a crown. iEL2.-R'.-F.o.-2 f. i38. Head of a woman, right-
i^; loY. Bee; all in the middle of a cou- ronne.. iE. x.-C.-F.*.-! fr.
139. Two others almost seem. . . iE.i.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
384 IiiBS of Europe.
140. Laureate head of a woman, right.
i(. I0Y..I. Fly iE.3|.-R'>-F.o,-2 fr.
141* Head of a woman, right.
i(. Without caption. Fly in the middle of a ronne M. i|.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
142- Hairless, bare head.
i(. loT. Half of a dog in rays. Q. Scsi, Lett, num, Coniin. T.F'. p. 24. 2V«. 1. ^.4.-R».-F.o.-4 fr- 143. Hairless head, bare^ above, a rounded head of woman, in counter-mark.
<. loT. Bee. □ ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. 299. N*. x. i44- Hairless, naked head.
i^. lTAI. Bee; in the field, A. □. Sestini, I Descr. num, vet, p. 229. N**. 2. . iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 145* Hairless, bare head.
i(. loTA. (retrograde). Bee in a crown. □ ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. T.TI. p. 3a. N’”. a.
146. Hairless head of Apollo or Aristaeus, with nne thick hair.
i^. loT. Bee; on the right, a palm tree. □. SesL LetU num. Continue. T.V. p. ^5. N^. i3. iE.4.-R».-F.o.-^ fr. i47* Bearded and diademed head of Aristaeus.
<. loT. Bee. Q ^.3.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.
SettÎDÎ, 1. c. N®. 14, ex Mas. Arig.
148. Bearded head, with a ram's horn, left.
li. loT., in the rays of a star. Q. Sestini, l. c. p. 27. No. 38, ex Mus. Gothic. . iE.6.-R«.-F.** -20 fr. 149* Bearded, naked head of Indian Bacchus, right.
*. lo. Fly. Q iE.2.-R\-F.o. -a fr.
Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted.
l5o.
\
> lïiSfl D*EuEOPB. 38S'
i5o. Head of Indian Bacchns, surrounded by ivy with its finished »
“. lor. Abeille, a A4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Scttini, Lett. nnm. Gontinnaz. T.V. p. 97. N*. 37. i5i» Head of Indian Bacchus, right.
i(. Without caption. Fly in an olive wreath-
i5a. Hairless head, appearing radiated.
i(. loYAI. Bunch of grapes; in the field, the mo- nogram (4^1). Q £.3.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. T.YI. p. 3a. N<^. 1. i53* Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
i(. loYAI. Bunch of grapes; in the field, the mo- nogram (4^^ )• Q £.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fi*.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Contiinas. T.Y. p. a6. N**. aS.
i54* Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy and its cluster. i(. loYAI. Bunch of grapes. □.. £.3.-R^.-F.o.-6 fir.
Sestini, 1. c. p. a7. N*^. 39.
i55. Head of Indian Bacchus, right.
4;. Without leg. Bunch of grapes. □. £.i.-R^.-F.'^.-4 fir.
Portfolio of M. de Brondsted, and Sestini, 1. c. N^. 35.
i56. Head of Indian Bacchus, right.
i(. lo. Bunch of grapes. • .... JE.i.-R'.-F.o.-a fi*. 167. Same head.
i(. loT. {LitLjug,). Bunch of grapes. iE. 1 .-R'.-F.o.-a f.
i58. Head of a woman, right, with curled hair.
i(. ..oYAI. Bunch of grapes. £.3|.-R*.-F*o.-2 fr. i5g. Head of a woman, right.
i(. ..oT, Bunch of grapes. . . . iE.4»-R*«-F.*.-2 fr. 160. Hairless, bare head.
i(. lo. Bunch of grapes in a crown. Q. SeH, LetLnum. T.FI. p. 32.2V”. 4. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-a fr.
Volume IV. SOPP. B b
386 IifSs of Scaopb.
i6i. Head iinl>erb, bare.
i(. loTAI. Bunch of grapes; in the cellar, €. Q. Sest. Descr, num. veL p. 229. N\ 8. ^.3.-ft*.*-F.o.-4 ^r.
162. Head of Diana, with a kind of miter on the summit.
i(. loTAI. Bunch of grapes ^ in the field, \% mo- nogram (4^1 )• Q £.3.-R*.-F.o.«4 ^f*
Sestini, Lett. nam. Continue. T.Y. p. a6. N*^. ag, ex Mot. Wicaft.^ .
163. Same head:
^. lOYAI. Same type. Q -fi.3.-ll*.-F.o*-4 fr.
Settini, I. e. No. 3o. . 164. Hairless, laureate head.
i(. loT. Front part of a dog » in
rays. □ ^•2.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.
Christ. Ramas, Cat. nam. vet. reg. Daniae. T. I. ft. 190. N*^. i.
i65. Fly.
s^* jxSli 6 ••••• >••••.••*••••■ Jiu» X »^'\ji»*'f «o.^i ir.
166. Three others almost seem... iË.i.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
167. ...o. Fly. -v
yew.. Star. ......••. £i* i-^.— G.— F»o.*-i fr.
168. Fly.
Tf.. loWAS. , written in the rays of a star. O. Por^ leaf of M, of Brondsted. , ^.i|.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.
169. Bearded head of Hercules, right, covered with lion skin,
^. loya. Bee. Q ^.3^R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Shame, Tab. XXXI. Fig. 14.
170. Bee.
i(. loT., in the rays of a star. □• Sestini, Lett. num, Contin. T, K. p, 27. iV^ 4t. iE.4--R«-F-o.-2 fr.
171. Star.
yew. loT. Bee; next to it, nn believe^SJEknt. Q. Sestini, ly c* A". 4^* iE,4.— R'.-F.o.— 2 fr.
IlB5 b'EvI^O^A. 387
172. Hairless head, naked.
i(. ||T. Astre, a jE.3.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.
Stodwl^ fiètt. nHlo. G
173. Turret head of 1^1x191^, right.
i(. IXA..CON. (51c). Nude figure, standing, looking at left ^ holding a hook with the right hand^ and the ipiliche the hfopa t.t the çblawjde? i&*3j.-R'.^.'*'.-6 fr.
PQËEESSA, urhs Ceae. Stand-alone medals.
The Medals of this city are: In bronze 'R'. — F.o. Btlk inodsl«i from 3o to 40 fr.
174* Bearded head of Bacchus, crowned with Jiel*re and
cluster^
ifL. ito. Grape orsppe. Q. .iE.3.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini, Lett. name. GontiÀiiat. T.V. p. ^. N<^. i, ex Maê. Kg. HpiTariae.
175. Same head.
i)£. no, between the rays of a star, a. Sestini,
The. iV».'2, ear eodem Âbts. . . . :A.3.-A7.-F.^..^o fr.
176. Itiii>ërbal head of Aristeas.
]^. no, in the rays of a star. Q. Sestini,
L c. N^, 3, ex eodem Mus iE.3.-'R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
177. Bearded head of Aristaeus.
t^, no£S. Rabbi's Grape. D. iS.3«-R^.-F.o>ô4o &•
Seafini, I. c. N*. 4, ex aodMi Jtfos.
Bb*
388 Islands of Europe.
CIMOLISy nunc Kimoli vel l'Argentiera.
Yoyes, in the Deêcriftîon Tome //. p, 3i5, the MédaiBet àwtovov»
Greeks in Hnmze.
SUPPLEMENT.
178. Bee.
i(. Kl. Shell. O £.a.-R*.-F.a.-4o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Eiee. of Med. Greek. iaed. p. aSS. PI. IV. Fig. 6.
CYTHNOS, nunc TheemIa.
See, in the Description Volume 11 "p, itS, the Amouotam Medals"
bronze Greek statues
SUPPLIMENT.
179. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
ti. K.T. Balaustium flower. Q. -fi.4.-R«.-F.Vi8 fr.
Gab. by J. MUUiigai.
180. Hairless head, k right.
H.KT. Lyre. Q £.4.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Haunt, p. za4 «N*. a.
181. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
Ht. K.T. Bexachord lyre. Q... . ^.4.-R'.-F.6.-i8 fr. Ed. de GadaWcney Rec. of Med. gr. ioÀL p. aSç. N*^. j. PI. IV. Fig. 7.
182. Laureate head of Apollo, & right.
H.KT. Lyre. D: ^.4.-R».-F.o.-i8 fr.
Ed. de CadaWene, 1. c. N«. a. PI. IV. Fig. 8.
i83. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
i(. KT0N.... Lyre ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
184* Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
Ti. KT..NIA... Diota -fi.2.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Islands of Europe. 389
i85. Owl j in the field, useful nfeoache.-: '
i(. KT0. Crescent and star. Q. iË.3.-^R^.-F.4>.«l8 fr. Ed. de Gadalvene, Rec. of Med. grfeq. iiiéd.pw a3^9. N®r3. Pl.IV. Fig.9. _^,
186. Head of Venus, right*
i(. KY. Bunch of grapes, (a). iE.3.-k^.-F.ô.-i8 Fr.
187. Ungrassed head, right.
i^. K.T. Flying dove, right. □. ^.2.-R?.-F.o.-i8 fr. Neomaim, nam. vet. iaed. p. a4g. Tab. VII. Fig. 13.
188. KT0NIÛN. {Litufu^.). Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
K.KT. EA. Fly. Q... . -E.6.-R7.-F.*.-6o fr.
Cab. of fire all. T6àlion.
xA
• i
DELOS, nunc Istillk, vel Stile, v^l Dell
See, ' diuis the Description Volume IL p, 3i^ and following, the Medals AVTOHoiiBSgreqaef in silver and bronze.
1. o •■
SUPPLEMENT.
, » \ ■
189. Laorean head of Apollo, left.
i^. AH. Lyre; all in a square area hollow A.2|.-RVF.a.*.-ioo fr.
190. Laureate head of ApoI}on, ged^bfe. .'^^ '
vi. AHAIûN. Lyre. Q A.i|.-R8.-F.*.-i2o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. ined. p. a4T. N*^. i.
191. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
i(. AH. Tripod. □. . ^^. . . . • • -*i.«i-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N**. 2;
(a) Mr. Coasinery thinks that this medal belongs to the girl of Cythera.
Spo IhMê d’Evrops*