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192. Head of the Aurea of Apollo, k left.
“. AJ^. ïijrrç ^.3-Ry-F**.-3o fr.
193. Laurel head of Apollo, right.
^. AH. Lyre ^i.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
194* '^^the laureate of Apollo, k right.
i(. AH. Ljre; in the field, a swan. Q. Hunier, Tab. XXV. Fig. 4, and Cab. of the late Mr. AÙier of Hauteroche iEl.a.-R'.-E*.*.-3o fr.
195. Other; in the field, a cornucopia dance. Q. Sestini, Descript, mon, vet, pag, aig. iV^ 3 jE.a.-Ry.-F.V3o fr.
196. Laureate head of Apollo, long hair.
H. AH. Lyre iE.lf.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
f
197. Head of a woman, left, with knotted hair from behind.
i(. AH. Palm tree £.i^.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
198. Dove flying, left.
i(. AH. , in a laurel wreath; Q. Ed- vardo Harwood, Pop. and urb. seL num, p. ifi^ Tab. VL Fig. 7 £.3.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
GYAROS, nunc Jura.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 3 16, the MédaiOt autovokb
Greek in bronte.
Ilbs of Europe. dgi
lOS, nunc Nio.
See, diems your Description fk>me M. p, 3i6 etsuiv,, your Medals Greek kVTommMB in bronze, and the Greek ncpiaiALB Medal in bronze
Faaatine the mother, (a)
FUPP^iMBNT^
^199. oMHBoa Tét« dîad^infc of Homer, on the left.
]f. IHT.' Falmiei»! in* the field, to the right, a pottMm« D. . . . « • • %.3.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del mas. Fonfaiia » p« 81.
FcujL^tina jumor.
200. OATCTCINA. 0€BA. Head of Faustina the Younger, right. H. IHTON. Palm. Q ^.5.-R».-F.o.-5o fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon.
Lucilla.
aou “..,.. Téta de Lncîlic”
1^. IHTÛN. Pallas standing, striking with his javelin df the right hand, and the ganehe armed with its houch'er^ on the ground, a serpeal. {b) iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-6o fr.
(a) This medal has been wrongly described as being from Faaatine the mother. Noàa ea let's here give a new description in resti- taaat to FaoatiiM la jeo&e. -Father Paoel awarded our medal sepiililabie • maÎ9 zw^ )a legend IHTAN. (sic), Mem. by TréF. She can be found in fen Bf's cabinet. Allier de Haaterocbe.
(b) VaiUaot, Pelleria and Havercamp attributed without basis This medal is from Bargylia of Caria.
392 lbs of Euros.
MELO S, noc Dëyrmen-Adassi vel Milo.
See, in the Description Volume II, p.^i'j^jlutovomu Medals Greek ones in silver and bronze ^ and the Greek imiRiALu in brouMfi of
Nerva.
SUPPLEMENT.
202. Pomegranate; small grenade as a counter-mark.
1^. MAAI. Diota, in the middle of a hollow square. D. Ed. de Cadahene, Rec, de Méd. gr. uned” p. 243. No.i. PL IF. Fig. 10 A.5*-R'.-F.a.*--6a fr.
203. Pomegranate.
^. Lyre. Q ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N*. 3. PI. IV. Fig. Z2.
204* Grenada.
-BjL. Great star. Q ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 &•
Ed. de GadaWenc, L c. N”. 4. PL IV. Fig. z3.
205. Pomegranate.
^. Diota, □ iE.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr*
Ed. de CadeWene, 1. c. N*. 5. PI. IV. Fig. 14.
206. Pomegranate.
1^. MY. Bunch of grapes. Q. . ^•3.-R*;-F.o.--4 fr-
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. o. No. 6.
207. Pomegranate.
]^. Diota, in a distyle temple. iB.3.-R*.-F.'^.*4 fr*
208. Pomegranate.
^. Bunch of grapes, in the middle of a crown olive tree .•..•••• ^.25«— R*.— F.*.— 4 "•
209. Pomegranate.
^. Gor^ of abundance, between the caps of the Dios- cures, each topped with a star; all in a myrtle wreath iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
European Islands. 393
2 1 o. Grenada.
1^. Cornucopia; in the field, A.; the whole
in a laurel wreath. □. iS*5.-R*..-F*o.H( fr.
Hannter, Tab. XXXYI. Fig. “8.
21 1. Pomegranate, or a melon.
^£. MAA Hercules, one knee on the ground, straining
a bow. Q» ••••% ^.2«— R^«-F.o.'-8 fr.
Sestini, Desc^. nam. Tct. p. aag. N*. i.
212. Head of Pallas, right.
^L, MAAiOûK. Owl 9 club and monogram X422}; all in a laurel wreath* D. Com, TViczqy, Mus, Hederv, Tom. /. jpa^. i8o. iV<». 4355 ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
21 3. Helmeted head of Pallas.
'^. MHAlcoM., in two lines, in a crown
laurel. Q ^.6.-R* .-F.0.-3 fr.
Mus. SANclem. Note. .salt. I.p. a36. 2i4- Head of Pallas, right.
^. MHA.... Ox standing, turned to the right. Q. £J- sfordo Harwood, Pop, and urb. salt. num, p, 58. Tab. WIRE Fig. i5. jE.4.-R«.-F.a.-4 fr.
21 5. A0HNI [liiL fug.; ut videtur^. Bust of Mid nerve, right.
“
]^. MHAIcoN., in two lines, in a crown of olive tree s^.6|.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
216. BoYAH. Young head of the Senate, right.
^. MHAION. Owl standing^ all in one laurel wreath. Q,. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mas. Sadclem. Name. ael. II. p. 936. Tab. IX. Fig. 78.
217. MHAION. Helmeted head of Minerva, right; der- laugh, a friiit. *. .
^. £ni. Tl. nAMKAEoG., in three lines, in the middle of the field jE.4|.-RVF.o.-^4 fr-
3^4 Ii*Bs from Europb.
218. TT.. . . Standing figure, looking to the right, the part lower part of the body wrapped in the pallium, the right hand on a pole, and a cornucopia in there g. ; the toast in a crown of bay leaf.
^, MHAIKN. (retrograde), written in three lines, in a crown of myrtle ^.ô.-R'.-F.o.-g fr.
Nero.
21g. NEFQNA. SEBASTON. Uuréç head of Nero.
^. MHAION. III.... Helmeted Pallas, standing, strikes holding his spear in his right hand, and holding the left spn shield. Q iS.6.--R^.-F.Q.-6Q fr.
Mns.Theop. p, 846.
Caracalla.
220 Head of Caracalla.
^. MHAHON. [sic). Two goats standing near Tun
the other, the two front feet erect; in the middle,
nn diota, Q ^.5.-R^.'-F.o.-4o fr.
Mas. Arig. II..Irapp. gr. 96, 37S, snb. Sbgabalol
MYCONOS, nunc Miconi.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. Bao, the Medals A^voiroMms Greek medals in silver and bronze, and the Greek XfCPiMAjii Medal in bronze
. Aogaite.
SUP>l.ÉME]yT.
221. Radiated head of the Sun, right.
]^. Leg. erased? Bunch of grapes. iE.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr •
222. Head of Bacchus, front view.
]^. MTKo. Bunch of grapes; in the field, thyrsus
the barley grain. □ iE.4.-R''.-F.o.-6 fr.
Ed. de Oaâalvene, Rec. from Bled. Greek. iuéd. p. a45. N^. i. FI, I¥. Fig. i5.
223. Head of Bacclitis, covered with ivy, seen from. fiice. ^L. MTKo. Bunch of grapes; in the field,* a
barley grain ^ ., <^ •.,,•. • iE.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
224. Head of Bacchqs indîm 1 ^ right.
mr. MTKo. Same type, with the barley grain in the chitçap^. . f. . , t . ^. • iE,4.-R*.-fFrO.-4 fir.
al5« Tifta da Céiret'f half veiled and crowned with ears of corn. I|r. MTttOr) a«. milieo of a crown of ivy. •J ••••••■••••«•••••••••••••• jfiîi. I «•"•jx".""" • •^•o ir.
Bd. 4th GadMvMe, 1. 0. N«. 3. PL lY. I?%. 17.
226. Helmeted head of a woman, front view.
i|e. MTKôMIOR. Bacchns standing, holding hands Dr. the cantharum, and the g. a tbyrse. □. Sesiini, Desert. num. seen p. i3o. iV^. 3. . . iÈ.4.-R*.*F.o.-8 fr.
227. Hairless head, seen from the front, crowned with ivy. ]^. MYKoNICoN. Two ears of barley on the stalk.
a ^.4.-R4.-.F.o.-8 fr.
Eckbel, Narik. yet, anecd. p. xSg*. Tab. X. FIG. i5.
Domitianus. (has)
/ . . .
(a) Settini cites a medal from this prince fans in giving des-^ scripture. F^ytM tea Clasaea gcneralea, a«. edition, p. 56.
ig6 Ilks of Europe.
NAXOS, nunc Naxia.
Toyes, in the Description Tome U. p.^iti,ia Médaitte autohome Greek in àronse, and the Greek smràuAiMB in bronMC of
Jalia Donma. Geta.
SUPPLBMBHT.
228. Hairless head of Baccbus, crowned with ivy ^ to right.
]^. NASC Three ivy leaves arranged in a triangle. □ A.i|.^».-F*.-5o fr.
Cab. by fea Mr. AIImt of Hftmleroohe.
229. Head of Bacchns, right.
^. MY. Vine branch with its cluster. O. Cont. TViczay, Mus. Hedeiv. Tom. /. Tab* XIX. Fig. 4ai iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fir.
230. Head of Indian Bacchus, k left.
^. N / A. Caniharum, decorated with ivy; aa-dessns 9 a bunch of grapes ^.i|^R4^F.'*'.-8 fr.
23 1. Head of Indian Bacchiis, crowned with ivy, left.
^£. MA3I. Diota; in the field, thyrsus and leaf
ivy. G ^ JE.5.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Bec. of Med. gr. Uned. p. 346. N«. z.
232. Head of a woman, right.
^. MA2n. Diota; all between two branches of ivy. □. Ed. de Cadalv, l c. No, 2. iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-^fr.
233. Head of Indian Bacchus, decorated with vines, 4 dr. ^L. NASI. Diota. D iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Haunt, Tab. XXXEIL. Fig. i3.
234* Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, with left.
i^. MASI. Diota; in the field, to the right, a thyrsus. has. Hunter, Tab. XXXIX, Fig. 14. iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Ilbs ^EuaoFB. 3^7
235. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
^. NA...I. Diota; below, A£. Q. Sestini, Descr,
num, vet, p. 23p. iV^. 3 -fi.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.
^36. Head of Bacchus, decorated with vines, right;
^. NASIÛN. (litLfog.). Diota. -«;.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
SeptinUus Severus.
237. ATT. KAI. vine. G€ Laureate head of Septiqie
Severe, right, with paludamentum. '
1^, l^Axi Bàccbus naked, standing, half covered
of the chlamjde, inclining with the right hand the C!
238* Other; NASIOM. Bacchus in a woman's bahît, te- holding the c^^nl^ar^/in > with the right hand and the left. a tbyrse. Q. Vaillam, Gr. p. 85. . iE.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
JuUa Domna.
239. lOTAlA. AOMNA. GEBAC. Head of Julia Domna, right. ^
]^. NASION. Lbs three Graces standing, arms between laced ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
240. Another almost similar. . . ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
GeUi.
241. A. (sic) C€II. rcTAC. Bare head of Géta, right. w. NABlûN. Dioia, a ^.3.-R4.-F;o.-8 fr.
Ed. de CadaWene, Rec. of Med. Greek. îdM. p. 946. N*. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 18.
242. A. cenr. rcTAC. Bare head of GéU, right.
1^. NASIÛN. There Fortune deb. □. ^.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Cab. by feo M. TôcHon.
EuROPfi SpS ItiBS.
PAROS, nunc Paros vel Naucsa.
Voyes, dam la Deteription Volume II, p. 3ai and ntw., ia WUdaiUe Greek car in -silver attributed to this of, and ht ÊfedaiUe iHriaiAx.! Greek bronze
Mr. Anrèle.
ADDITIONAL.
^43. HA. Crouching panther, left. » and looking to the right.
^. ME, Detii[ heads of goats confronted? W. WHERE. of
The late Mr. Allier de Hauteroche. . A.^r^^t^.^.'So tr.
244. Gtiërre walking, right.
1^. HA. Epi, 0«......«.... A..a.-^'.<-F.'*.-5o fîr.
Ed^ ds CaÀaW. Beak. ôû Méà. gifèeq. inM. p. 148- N*. x. PI. rV. Fig. 19.
245. Goat, right.
1^. nAPl. Ear. □ A..i|.-R7.-F.o.-5o fr.
Ed. de CadaWene, 1. c. N^.-a. >Pl. IV. Vig. ao.
246. Hairless, helmeted head^
]^. nAPI. Goat standing. □.. £.3.-R^.-F .0.-18 fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. Continue. T.m. pe 19. 28^» t §To Parinm.
247- Head of a woman, right, hair turned up.
i^. nAFL. Goat with human face, bearded, ages
nouillant, right ^.4|.-R«-F.o.-6 n.
248. Head of a woman, right, hair pulled back and retained by a double lie.”
^. nAPI. Goat kneeling, to drokf. □. Cab, of the late Mr. Tôchon -ffi.4.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.
249. Veiled head of Ceres, right, crowned with ears of corn. ^. nAPI. Marching ChèT^e, right, (isf). O. Same
cabinet iE.4.-R*.-*F.*.-8 fr.
(a) See the varieties wrongly described in Pariam of Mysia, J)e&- eript. T. II. p. 576 et saiv. N^*. 4o5, 41a, 4x3, 4i4> 4i5 and 416.
250. IIA. Goat standing, left.
ii. Ear. 0. Ëdvardo Harwood, Pop, et urb. salt. n^m, pag. Sg. Taà. WIRE Fig. \%, sub PallenèU bus A.2.-R^.-F.*.-8 fir.
25 1. Head of Medusa.
<. HAPI. Chëyre dei>«ui. □. . . iE.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr. Sestîni, Detcr. name. vet. p. a8a. N®. 8, tob Pario ilyn«e,
M. Aureïius.
^%. ATT* Ki Jt. Atf. AMTIIMIKOC. Laurëë head of Marc
%. IIAPIilN. Bust caM|[uë; bunch of grapes, counter-mark. □ • • • • '^•7«-R'.-vFia»-ioo fr.
ISd. of Gaâi^Tene, lleo. of Med. Greek. uned. p. a48. N*. 4.
Faustina junior.
253. “ATCT€I Head of young Faustîne, right.
i(. nAJiml. The three Graces standing, embracing each other. a ^.5.-R«.-F.o.-5o fr.
Seiliai, Detcr. nnm. Tet. p. a3o. N*^. i. Tab. Y.Fig. 7.
PHOLEGANDROS, nunc PoticAuDSo. Mé- auionome dagger.
The Celtic Island Medal is: In bromine. RJ^ — F.*. Small diode .h. aoo fr.
254. Young head, right, probably from Pholëgandms. {a)
Fff. ♦oA. YOUR. Cornupëte bull, right. tl.Ed. of Ca-
dalv. l c. p.ltSî. Pi IF, Fig, 2 1 . ^4.-R^.-F.o.-2oo fr.
(a) In the year of the sons of Hinos, who came at the head of a colony of Cretan, to settle in this Island, in Laqael) « he dominated his name.
4oo Ilbs of Europb.
SERIPHOS, nunc Serfanto.
See, in the Description, T. IL p, 3aa et seq., the Autov^mus Medals Greek sculptures in silver and bronze, commonly attributed to this ue, but rather belonging to Sicyon in Pehpnesus.
SUPPLEMENT.
2iS5. Head of Persëe, right, wearing a winged casqae and finished with a bird's head.
^. qsz* {sic). Lighthouse? (has). □• ^•a.-R'^.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de CadalTene, Ree. of Med. gr. uned. p. a5B. N*. L. • PI. lY. Fig. aa.
a56. Head of Perseus, right.
i)t. 2PPE. Harpa. □ ^.2.-IL7-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de CadalTene, 1. c. No. 7. PI. lY. Fig. a8.
257. Winged head of Perseus.
^£. SEFI. Perseus walking, holding in his hands
the harpa, D ..•••..••• ^.3.— R*»-"F.o.**4>o fr*
Sestini, Lett. dwarf. Continiiac. T. T. p. a9..N*. x, ex Mus. veg. Bavariae.
258. Helmeted head of Perseus, right; above the on the side of the helmet, a vulture; in front, the harpa,
^. C€P€l«lu>N. Harpa, D. . iE.3.-R*.-F.'*'.-4o fr.
Gab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.
25g. Head of Perseus, covered with petase; in front, the harpa,
y. G€P€I«lcoN. Harpa, □ jE.3.-R».-F.o.-4o fr.
Ed. de CadalTene, L c. N*". 5. PI. IV. Fig. a6.
260. Head of Medusa, seen from £ace^ below, the harpOm ly. C€PI^lcoN. Naked Perseus, walking, left, te- nant of the left hand. the harpa. □. ^.3|.-R^.-F. 0.-40 fr* Ed. de GadaWene, 1. c. N^". 6. PI. IV. Fig. 37.
{il) Oa p1ot6t an carqoois.
261.
Islands of Ebhope'. 4oi
261. Winged head of Perseus.
^. £2PI. Head of Medusa; below, the harpa, Q.SesL Descr, num, vet, p. aSo. iV^. i. iE,4.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
262. Head of Perseus, covered with petase, right 5 lightning, as a counter-mark.
^. SEPI. Head of Medusa ^ front view; below, the harpa. □. Ed, from Çadalv. Rec. of Med, gr. inëd, p, nSn, No. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 24. iE.4.-R».-F.o.-4o fr;
263. Same head, right.
^. SEPI. Double harpa. □.. . jE.3.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N*. 4. PI. FV. Fig. 25. 264* Head of Apollo, right.
v/L. SEPI. Perseus naked, standing. □. iE.3.-R\-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N*. has. PI. IV. Fig. aS.
265. Head of Apollo, right.
y. SEPI. Harpa. □ -ffi.2|.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N®. 8. PI. IV. Fig. ag.
SICINOS, nunc Sikino. Stand-alone medals.
(the medals from this island are: In bronze. R'. — F.o. Small modal, from i5 to iS fr.
266. Hairless head, naked.
^. IF. Aries standing. □ iE.3.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
. Sestini, Descr. nam..vet. p. a3i.
267. Head of Mercury, left, with winged petasus. i^. IF. Lyre. □ iE.3.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
Sesrini, Lelt. num. Continued. T.V.p, 3a. N^. x.
268. Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
j^. SIKI. Bunch of grapes. □. iE.3.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
S|C8tini,l. c. N*. a.
Volume IF. Please. C c
4o2 Ilbs of Europe.
269. Fly.
^. SIKI. Bunch of grapes. Q.. iE.4«-B.^-F.o.-i5 fr. Christ. Ramas, Cau nam. vet. reg. Dan. T.I. p. 191.
SIPHNOS, nunc Sifahto.
Voyes, in the Description Volume IL p, 3a4 tt tmv., the MedaiUts AUTONOMOUS Greek works in silver and bronze attributed to this EU, but returned most of them to Siejron, the same island as those that your dSen- formerly seen in Seriphus, and the Greek iHPimiAiiis in bronsu (a) «fe
Septimius Sé?ere. Papian.
Balbin. Gordian the Pious.
StJPPLBMBIfT.
270. Head of a woman, right, hair held back by a link.
1^. 210. Standing eagle, left; in front, a pa- pillion or slug. Q jE.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
Sestini, Descriz. del mus. Fontana, p. 8z. Tab. I.Fig. ao.
271. Same head.
i^. 210. Eagle, left; in front, a snake. □. Cab. of the late M, Allier de Hauter, iE.ï.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
272. Head of a woman.
^. 2IONI. Eagle flying, holding a snake in its beak. D • iC3.— R*.— F.o.—o fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Gontinnaz^T. Y. p. 3o. N®. 3.
273. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, left. ^. IF*. Diota. □ iE.2.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Ed. de Gadalyene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a54. N*. x.
(a) The Balbin and Papien medals are suspect.
Eubopb Islands. 4q3
274- Raven standing; below, 21^.
i)£. Tripod in a laurel wreath. Q. Its- tini, Lett, num. Continuaz, Tom, K, pag* 3o, iV^ 4 JE.3.-R4.-F.0.-8 fr.
275. Laurel head of Apollo, left.
^. IF*. Trident. □ iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-6 fr.
SeBtini,]. c. No. 5.
276. Lanced head of Apollo; on one side^ A'i from the den, I. i^. 2I4»N. Trident. □ JE.3,-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini, 1. c. N«. 6.
Gordianus More.
277. ATT. K.M.ANT. rOPAlANOC. Laureate head of Gordian, right.
^. GIONIÛN. Pallas standing, throwing a javelin
the right hand, and holding a shield with the left.
a JE.8.-M-F.0.-12 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 264. N^. has.
278. ...KAI. Mr. AN. rOPAIA.. Radiated head of Gordian the Piles, right, with the paludamentum.
j^, ci^NICa)N. ApolIon-Cii^ârœ^/tf standing, in habit
of woman, right, holding a lyre from the iliain
left. □. iE.6.-R«.-F.b.-a4 fr.
Gab. of the late Mr. Allier de Haateroclie.
This*
4o4 Islands of Europe.
SYROS, nunc Sira.
Yoyéz, in the Description Volume IL p, 3a8 et seq., the Médaillto 'AUTONOMOUS Greek parts in bronze, (a)
SUPPLEMENT.
279. Head of Cerës, crowned with ears of corn, right.
^. 0£aN. KABEIP12N. srpmN. The Gabire gods each having a head surmounted by a star, and te- lacking pure haste; in the field, the monogram (1125 of the Collection); all in a crown of laurel, {b) A..9|.-R'.-F.*.-4®o fr.
280. Hairless, laureate head.
-B/L. SYPI. Diota; in the field, a lyre. Q. Its- Uni y Descr. num, vet, p, 281. . ^.4«-R*--F. 0.-18 fr.
281. Bearded head of Satyr, surrounded by roses, with a horn on the forehead.
"BjL, SYPI. Goat walking, right; front, an ear 3 below, a globule JE. 3. -R^. -F.*.- 18 fr.
(a) The gold medal, awarded to Pile de Syros, Mas. Theap. p. 1297, is doatease; it belongs flatly to Syracuse. See Eckhel, Doctr. nnm. vet. T. II. p. 337, and Sestioi, General Classes, second edition, p. 56.
[b) I have already reported this medallion in my Descript. T.Y. p. Sga, No. 377, to the city of Tripolis of Phoenicia, according to the opinion of Pellerin, Mélaog. T.I. p. 77 et seq. , opinion qai leaves beancoap d*iacertitode. I describe it here from nonvean, as well as several me- imperial daggers attributed to the same city of Tripolis, sar Tan- tority of Sestini, who claims that all these medals, which make mention of the gods Gabires, belong to Tile of Syros. See his General classes, second edition. p. 56. However, if these medals are not constantly found on this island or in the surrounding area, I cannot help but also feel some doubt about this last attribution.
Ilbs i^'Europe. 4o5
282. Young, laureate head, right.
^. CYPI. Goat, right. □. ^.ï|.-R6.-.F.o.-ia fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a55v N*^» 5.
283. Laureate and bearded head of Jupiter, right.
^. XTPI. Dog, to the right, and looking to the left, n JE.i.-R«.-F.*.-io fr.
Ed. de Gadalvene,. 1. c. N<*. i. PI. IV. Fig. 3o.
284. Caps of the Dioscuri, each surmounted by a star. ^. 2TFL Panther running, right; in the field^
a monog. formed from the letters MK. □. ^.2.-R^-F.o.-i8 f. Ed. de CadalVene, 1. c. N<». has. PI. IV. Fig. 3i.
285. Head of a woman, probably of Diana, on the right, i^. ST. y in the middle of a crown. □. Ed. de Ca^
dah. l c. ISO. 3. PL IV. Fig. 82. ^. i|.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
286. Young, laureate, dexterous head.
1^. 2T^I12N. Caduceus; in the field, the letter K. □ ^.2.-R6.-.F.o.-i8 fr.
Ed. de Cadalvcne, 1. c. N«. 4. PI. IV. Fig. 33.
287. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right.
j^. ...FicoN. Cantharum, with a palm in the field. ...••••.• £.4â*~R «"FtO.— lo n*.
Titus.
288. KAICAP. T. lOYCTOC Head of Titus.
^. GT. FI. Two heads facing each other; in the middle, a cob; in the field, a star and another sym- bole JE.5.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Domitianus..
289. AOMITIANOC. KAICAF. ATTOTCTOS. (sic). Head lau- ree of Domitian.
^. CYFI. ..ABIFO. Heads of the Dioscuri, facing each other; in the middle, a palm; below, a star. Q. Mus. Pembroch, P. IIL Tah. 5o. . . ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
4o6 Ilbs of Europe.
290. KAICAP. ATrOTCTOC. AOMITIANOC. Head of Domi- link.
^l, CTP. ItABIP. Heads clashing of the Dioscuri or Vespasian and l^itus } in the middle, a cpi; below, from each side^a bee, (to). □. JE.4.-R*.-F.o.- 1 5 fr.
Gat. d*£niiery, p. 588. N<*. 4080.
291. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. ©€OY. YIOC. Laureate head.
]^. CTP. KABI. Epi, between the two heads of the Dios- cures next. Q. iE.4.-R*--F.6.-i5 fr^
Cab. da Count of Wiczay, in Tienne.
jintomnus More.
292. ATT. KAICAP. ANTaN€INOC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious.
ï^. CTFI. KABIPON. Heads clashing between Mr. Aurële and of Faustina the young; in the middle, a palm; below,
^ a bee and a star. □ iE.4.-R^.-F.d.-i8'fr,
Haverc. Nam. reg. Christ. Xab. 58.Fig. i5.
293. ATT. KAIC€P. (^s^c pro JUilGAX. ) ANT00N€mOC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious, right.
^. CTPI. KABIP12. Bare heads of the Dioscuri, ea re- gard; in the middle, an ear of corn, below, a bee and a star, {b) ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Mr. Aurelius*
294. OTHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurèle.
>. CTPI. KABIPO. . Heads clashing of Antoninus Pieux and Faustine there young, one laureate and the other with a star 5 in the middle, a palm tree, (c). □. PelL MeL T, I. p. 77. V ^.S|^-R^.-F;o.-24 fr.
(a) Already described, but with less accuracy. Focus Description. T.y. p. 398. N*. 41a..
{b) Already described. See Description. T.V. p. 401. N®. 427. , (c) See Description. T.V. p. 40a. Don't*. 43a.
IliBS of Europe. 407
295. Another similar prttqoe, with CTFIQN. KABIF. □. Mus. Theup. ;?. 918 * . . . iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
296. OTHPOC. KAIGAF. Bare head of Mr. Aurële.
^. CrPI. KABIFON. Heads bare and faced; in the middle place, a palm; below, a bee and a star, [a). □. Haym, Thés. Bht. IT p. 221. Tab. XLFig. 3, edit. Lond JE.4.-R6.-F.0.-18 fr.
297. Mr. ATPHAIoa KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurële. ^. dTFI. XABI. Heads clashing of the Dioscurae; at
middle, an ear; at the bottom, bee and star. □. Cab. of at the family of Wiczixy, in Vienna.. . ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-.i5 fr.
298. ATTOKFATOOPA. M. A. Laureate head of M. Aurèle, with the paludamentum.
1^. CTFIcoN. Victory walking, left, holding
from God's hand I raise to you a laurel wreath, and
the left a trophy, {b), □. . . ^.4.-R**-F.o.-i5 fr. Corn. WioBay, Miu. Hederv. T.1.1>. 343.PT. 74x3. Tab. XXX. Fig. 669.
M. Aurelius and L. Verus.
299^ Legend erased. Bare and facing heads of Mr. Au- rële and L. Vérus, each with the paludamentum.^ ^. KA. CTFIcoN. Bare and faced heads of Gom mode and of Annius Verus, without the paludamentum; at middle, a palm tree, (c) ^6.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
(a) Describes in Haym soas the reign of L. Vérns. A medal similar has been described, according to Pellerin, in the body of our work, T. T. p. 401. N**. 4^9, where it can be read palm tree an link to ^epL
{b) This medal was misrepresented and misdescribed in Wiczay. Voyet Sestini, General Classes, second edition. p. 57.
(c) Taillant had finally awarded this medal to Syria. See •»% Nnm. gr. p. Sj. A similar medal, but large
4o8 Islands of Europe.
3oo. AT. ANTîïNeiNOC A. OYHPOC. Head « affrontécs-de
M. Aurële and L. Vérus, one laureate and the other naked.
1^. CTFIU). KA. Head of Isîs with a veil, decorated with
lotus. □ JE.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Gab. by fea M. T^bon,
Self HPOC. AT. ANTON6INOC. (siv). Bare heads and
clashes between M. Aurële and L. Vérus.
]^. CIFIcoN. (sie). Head of Isis, topped with the lotus,
on the right. □. ^ iE.4|.-R*.-F.o>^ fr.
Gab. by fea M. Tocbon.
302. A.T. ANTÛN€INOC. A. ATP. OTHFOC. Bare heads
and confronted by M. Aurële and L. Vérus.
^. CTPIcoN. Veiled head of Isis, right, decorated with the lotus. □. Com, TViczay, Mus, Hederv. TTab. XXX, Fig. 658 iE.4..R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Septimiùs Ses>erus.
303. AT. K. A. this. C60THP0C. Laureate head of Septimius Severe, with paludamenium.
^t. CTFIûN — Confronting heads of the Dioscuri; in the middle place, an ear of corn; below, a bee and a star, (a). Q. Com. TViczaj, l c. p. 344. iV^. 7432. ^.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 f. Î04. AT. KAI. C€. ceOTHPOC. Laureate head of Septimius Sévëre, right, with the paludamentum.
9/L. CTP. Heads clashed from Dioscuri, with a palm in the middle; above the head which is on the left che, we read ACGA. ; above the other, it reads HMT. •
bronze, is described in our Description, Volume Y. p. 402. NO. 433.
(a) This description is by Sestini, who corrected the one given by Wiczay. f^o/ez Sestini, General Classes, second edition. p. 57.
Ilbs of Europe. 4^9
in the field, KABI. {litufug,)\ at the bottom, a bee and a star ^.6.-R^.-F.*.- 12 fr.
305. AY. K, A. C€rt. C€BHPOC. ncPTlNAS. Laurel head of Septimius Severus.
1^. CTFI612N. Diana succinct standing, holding a arrow of the right hand y and the left extended a bow, . ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Caracalla and Geta.
306. AT. KAI. ANTONCINOC. H. r€TAC. Heads clashing of Caracalla and Geta, one laureate and the other naked, each with paludamenium,
i^, IdC. CXTIÛN. Head of Isis, topped with the lotus; in front, a wheel or X, in a circle. Q.Cab” Mr. Count deWiczajfy in Vienna. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-i 5 f.
307 reTAC. AT. KAI. ANTON€lNOC. Laureate heads
and clashes with Caracalla and Geta.
152. A^FOA. {litt.fug.)'nciC, CTPIÛN. Head of Isis, wearing the lotus, right; in front, a four wheel rays. □ ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Millingen.
Severus Alexander.
3o8. AAeaEANAPOC. {retrograde). Laureate head of Severus Alexander, right, with the paludamentum; in front, an incuse bee.
1^. CTPICa)N. Isis standing, turned left, holding from the hand of dr. a sistrum, and on the left a vase. (has). Q. Com, TViczaj-, Mus. Hederv. p. 345, iV^ 745i. Tab. XXX. Fig. 660 ^.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.
{a) Description corrected by Sestini. Tq^vx its General Classes second edition, p. 5d.
4io Islands of Europe.
TENOS, nunc Tine, vel Tino, vel Jstindil.
Yoyez, in the Description Volume IL p. Sag and suw. , the medals AUTONOMOUS Greeks in silver and bronze, and the ixpiaiÀUis bronze Greek statues
Sabine. Antonin le Pienx. Maxim.
supplication,
309. Hairless head, right.
^. T., in the middle of a hollow square. Q. Topsail, Tab. LVIL Fig. 9 ^.2«-R^-F.a.-^o end..
3 10. Bearded and laurel head of Jupiter-^mmon> on the right. 1^. TH. Neptune, half covered with the pallium, seated
on a seat, left 'carrying on right hand a dolphin, and holding a trident on the left, (a). □. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon.. A..6.-R8.-F.**.-20o fr. 3ii. Horned head of Jupitçr-^mmon, right.
i^. TH. Bunch of grapes, between a shrub and a
fruit A..3.-R^-R*.-5o fr.
3 1 2. Hairless, laureate head, with a ram's horn, on the right.
^. THNI. Neptune at. half naked, left, one dan* phin on the right hand, and his trident in the left; in the ch., a bunch of grapes. □. A.5.-R'.-F.*.-200 fr.
Haunt, Tab. LVII. Fig. 8.
3i3. Head of Ammon, right.
^L. THNI. Dolphin, right. Q. jE.2.-R».-F.*.-4 fr. Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. YIU. Fig. 24.
3i4“Bearded head of Neptune.
y. THNI. Dolphin with a transverse trident. □ iE.2.-R».-.F.*.-4 fr,
Sesiini, Descr. nam. vet. p. a32. No. x5. (a) There is a modern corner.
Ilbs of Ë1IEOP;B. 4^^
3i5. Bearded head of Neptune, covered with pileus, -BjL. THNI. Dolphin, with a transverse trident.
□ :ffi4.-B'.-F.o.^2 fr.
Sestini, Descr. n^m. vet. p. a3u. No. i6. .
3 16. Bearded head of Am mon, with a ram's horn. ^. THNIQN. Trident between two dolphins, with
an overrated owl. □ ^.4~R*-"F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini,!. c.N**. 17.
317. Bearded, laureate head, right.
¥/L, TH. Bunch of grapes. •• • . . ^i.-R*.-F.*.-2 fr.
3 18. Young head, with ram's horns.
ijr. TH. Bunch of grapes. □.. . ^.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
Cat. reasoned d*nne Collect. of Medals, p. 69.
3ig. Head of a woman.
y. TH. Bunch of grapes. □. . ^.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.
Cat. reasoned, p. Ggr 320. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
i^. THNI. Trident between two dolphins; in the field, the monogram (33i). ^.4.-R*.-F.*.-2 fr.
3a I. Hairless, laureate and horned head, right”
]^. Without legend. Trident between two dolphins, without monogr. nor symbol in ch. ^.3.-R*.'-F.*.-4 fr-
322. Hairless head, bare horn, dexterous.
v/L. THNIQN. Neptune standing, carrying a dolphin on the right hand, and the left on his trident: to his feet, a crown JE.4|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
323. Bearded head,' with a bunch of grapes against it brand.
^. TH. Neptune standing, holding hands with dr. a dolphin, and the g. a trident. □.^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini, l.T. p. aii. N®. i3.
324. Standing woman, dressed in stola, looking left, the right hand raised, and a thyrsus in the
4ia Islands of Europe.
LEFT; at his feet, on one side, a prow must have been bucket; on the other, a dolphin.
i(. THNI12N. Neptune standing, holding a trident with the right hand; at his feet, a dolphin. □. Ed^ vardo Harwood, Pop. and urb, salt. num, Tab. P^JI. Fig. 23. ^.5.-R4.-*'.o.-8 fr.
Tiberius.
325. Bare head of Tiberius, with a star against it mark, and with the legend TIBEF,...; behind, a bunch of grapes.
i(. THNiaN., in three lines. Half-naked Neptune,
and Bacchus in toga, both standing, with their
attributes, in a temple distjle } below, two
hanging bunches of grapes. D. . . £.5.-R^.-F.o.<^ fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. Gontinoaz. T.Y. p. 34. N®. 7.
326. Hairless head of Bacchus, with a baby horn bind; on the collar, a star as a counter-mark; behind, a rose or a bunch of grapes.
i(. THNIÛN. Same type of Neptune and Bacchus, in a distilled temple; below, the two clusters of grape. □. Sestini, L c. N^, 6. . . * ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr«
Antoninus More.
327 Head of Antoninus the Pious.
i(. THNI12N. Woman dressed in the stola, standing, te* nating a hook in the right hand, and pure haste from the g. □. raill. Num, gr. p. 46. iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
328 ANT12M.... Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious,
right.
Ti. THNION. Standing tiger, covered with pallium, the right hand extended, the left on the pole. □. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
IliBS D*EuROPE. 4'^
/
I
Septimius Severus.
329. AT. KAI. this. C€OrH. Bnste laureate of Sept. Sévère, on the right, with the paludamentum,
Vf.. THNIÎ2N. Half-naked Neptune, standing, holding in the right hand a dolphin, and in the left a
trident. Q ^.4.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Ed. d'Cadalyent, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a56. N^. 3.
Severus Alexander.
33o Head of Severus Alexander.
i(. THNIQM. Trident j around which is entwined a snake, (a). ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
Gessner, Impp. Tab. 166. Fig. %i.
THERA, nunc Sawtoriwi.
See, see the Description Volume II. p. 33i ei sev. , the medals ▲Greek uTONOitEs in bronze, and the Greek imperials in bronze of
Mr. Aarèle. L. Vems.
SUPPLEMENT.
: ' ' ' '
33 1. Hairless, naked head, seen from the front, from Theras (^), disheveled hair.
i(. 0H. Cornupëte ox, going from left to right, a. Ed. de Cadahene, L c. p. 2$8. Ei%.-Vt?i'rB. 6.-/^0 fr.
{a) Or rather a dolphin.
{b) Son of Autésion, who gave name to this island, after coming establish himself there at the head of a colony of Lacedaemonians and Mysians.
4i4 Islands of Europb.
Mr. Aurelius.
332 Head of Marcus Aurelius.
i(. 0HFEQN. Apollo seated on a flying swan. □. Vaillant, Gr, p. 52, ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
L. ferus.
333. ATT. K.M. ATP. OTHPOC. Laureate head of L. Vérus, on the right, with the paludamentum,
Ti, OHFAIQN. The god Terme in a temple te- trastyle j£.y.— R^.— F.o.— 24 tr.
334. ATT. ï:aicap. OTHPOC. Nude TV by L- Vërus.
i(. 0HPAI12N. Same type. □. iE.7.-R^-F.o.-24 fir.
Sestini, Descr. name. vet. p. a3a. N^. a.
335. Other; OHPAIQN. Apollo standing, holding right hand the pleclrum, and in the left a lyre- n. Valiant, Num. gr. p. 63. . -E.7.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
Cominodus.
336 Head of Commodus.
i(. 0HPE12N. Term, in a tetrastjle temple. □. Vaillant, L c. p, 68 ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-4® fr-
Septindus Severus.
337. AT. K. A. C€n. CCTHPOC. ncPTlNAS. Laare head of Septimius Severus.
i(. 0HP612N. Naked man, helmeted, standing, & left che, the right hand. placed on a quiver, and the g. leer holding one. bow. (Apollo^. D. . iB.7.-R".-F.o.-3o fr.
Sesdni, Descr. nmn. Tel. p.a32. N«. 3.
BaSPHORUS GIMMl&RIBN. 4^^
ASIA.
CIMMERIAN BOSPHORUS, nunc Azak.
GORGIPPIA.
See, {ions the Description Volume Il.p, 333, the Autoitoiiks Medals
bronze Greeks,
SUPPLEMENT.
1. Laurel head of ApoUon, right.
i(. ropn. Front part of a horned bull- pëte, right; above, an antique key against mark, n. A..3.-R^-F.*,-3oo fr.
Gab. of the late Mr. Allier de Haateroclie.
2. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
i(. roPriniIEON. Ghevrenil going to the right; behind- rear, a thyrsus. Q A.S.-R-^.-F.o.-Soo fr.
Kœliler, Monament de Gomosarye, Frontispiece, Fig. B, and p. 85.
3. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
Vf,. roFnnn£12N. Bow of ship 5 in the field,
H. Q ..«• ^.4>*— R^.'~F*o.«-3o ir.
' • . .'4
Koeliler, 1. c. Fig. E, and p. 85.
4- Laureate head of Apollo, right.
tf.. roPriniIEÛN. Tripod, with a transverse thyrsus sal; in the field, the monogram (68^ of Rec.) and another half erased. (“). iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
(a) Already described, as well as the scholar, with less activity, Description. T. II. p. 333. x el a.
4i6 Bosphorus cimnbribn.
5. Laureate head of Apollo.
Vf.. roPrmnEûN. Tripod with a transverse thyrsus sal 5 in the field, a monogram and the letters Se. NE. (a). , . . , ^.6.-R^-F*o.-3o fr.
PHANAGORIA.
Tojez, in the description Volume IL p. 333 et seq., the Medals AUTONOMOUS gTccqucs in money and property,
SUPPLEMENT.
6. Head of Neptune, with a conical, girded helmet with a laurel wreath, on the left.
i(. OANA. ; below, cornupëte bull, ranging from right to left 5 in the exergue, a grain of rye, a A.2|.-R«.-F.*.-2oo fr.
Koebler, Greek Medals, p. 38o. No. 46. PI. X.Fig. 5.
7. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
tf.. OANAPoPlTûN., on two lines. Thyrsus decorated with strips; in the field, at the bottom, a mono- gram. □ A.3|.-R^.-F.o.-2oo fr.
KœUer, 1. c. N*”. 49- PL X. Fig. 8.
8. Head of Aphrodite - /^/?arMro^, turned to the right, and
with a wing on the shoulder; in the field, to the left, a star with eight rays.
tf.. OANAr..FITÎ2... Palm, turned to the left. □. Koehler, L c. No. 47. PL X. Fig. 6. £.4.-R8.-F.o.-4o f. g. Same head.
i(. Without leg. Palme. (Med. overstamped), □. Kœhler, 1.4;. No. 48. PL X. Fig. 7 ^.3.-R*-F.o.-i5 fr.
(a) These last letters appear to be the remains of a medal of Amisiis which served as flan.
10.
BosrXOEE GIHMEaiBN. 4^7
10. Bust of Diana ^ turned to the right, with the bow and the quiver on the shoulder.
i(. 0ANAr. Lying deer, turned to the left; in
the field, to the right, a monogram. □. Koehler,
^ Greek medals, pcig^ 379. N^, 44- -P^* -^•
Fig, 3 -E.5.-R8.-F.O--.40 fr.
11. Head of Neptune, turned to the right, carrying a ^ conical honnet.
4. OA. Bow and arrow. {Overstamped medal; we see again on the reverse the head of Apollo, and on the obverse, the legend IIANTl. and the honnets of the Dioscuri of previous corner. ) Q ^.2|.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
Koehler, 1. c. p. 38o. N”. 45. PI. X.Fig. 4.
12. Head young, laureate; behind, a star.
i(. ..ANAr...ITooN. Arrow in the middle of the gende. D £.4''~B.'*~'F.o.— 3o fr.
Mas. Saiicl«ai. Name. salt. T.I. p. Self. i3. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
i(. OANAroPITûM. ( litu confusis). Prow of va- bucket., (û) ^.5.— R''.— F.o.-3o fr.
i4- Young head of the god Pan, right.
i(. OANAroPITûN. Bow and arrow. 0. Sestini, Descr. num. vet, p. 232. Tab, V.Fig. 8. J1.4,-R^-F.o.-3o fr. i5. Head of Bacchus^^crowned with ivy, right. if, Carqu^P in the shape of a harp, enriched with ornament- miscellaneous mens, and a bow; in the field, the mono- gram (1862 Rec.)? {b)... J:.6|.-R».-F.o.-6 fr. i6. Other; but in the field, the monogram (423)? J:.6i..RVF.o.-6 fr.
{a) Medal struck. There is in the field nn monogr. altered. {b) Already described, corn too estimated.
Volume IF. Supp. D d
4l8 C0I.CHIDB. POHT.
COLCHIDE, nunc Gerkiess.
DIOSCVRIAS, nunc Isguriah.
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 334 > ^^^ Medalsaittovoiixb bronze Greek statues. The guy is always a thjrrse topped etune pine cone at the Er ^a lighthouse, as I told you, l. c.
BRIDGE, nunc Boli-Vilajet\.
AMASIA, nunc Amassia. (a)
See, in the Description Volume II. p. 334 et seq., medals Greek autoiroKEs in bronze, and Greek lutituàjjts in bronze of
Trajan. Convenient. Caracalla.
Antonio the Pieax. Septimius Severus. Geta.
Fanstioe the jean. Jalia Domna. Severe Alexander.
SUPPLEMENT.
I. Jupiler laureate TV, right. m
^. ..MA22EI.... Eagle deployed on a thunderbolt, k left, the head turned to the right, and the wings
ëployées ^.6^.-R^.-F.o.— 12 fr,
a. Hairless, helmeted head, right.
^, AMAZ.... Quiver ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
{a) Era of the city of Amasia, 747 from the founding of Rome.
Bridge. 4^9
3. Tcle ioiberbe 9 diademed, on the right.
^. AMASSEI... Cornucopia between the good- net of the Dioscuri. □ £.4*-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Combe, Mas. Britann. Tab. YIII. Fig. a5.
4- Radiated head of the Sun.
^. AMAS.... Lion walking. □. £.4«-Ri-F.o.-8 fr, Sestini, Lett. name. Continue. T.FV. p.ôg^ex Mas.de'Gbaodoir.
Domitianus.
5. AIT. KAI. AOMITIANOC. Laureate head of Dorailien, on the right.
^£. AMACEIA. Woman seated between two alrels, left,
carrying the hand dr. to his mouth. G. ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-4o ^r.
Mas. Arig. II. 7, 54.
Trajanus.
6. AYT...^..ANOC. CEB. PET. AAK. Laureate head of Trajan, right*
^. AMAG. MH Two bare heads of women, in
look (Plotina and Marciane). Q. ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-i5o fi.
Mus. Arig. I.4.4i*
Plotina.
7. nAûTEINA. CEBACTH. Head of Plotina.
^. AMACIAC. MHTPOn. HONTOr. Woman tourre-
lee, dressed in the stola, standing, holding hands dr.
a coat hook, and the left. a haste. □. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-i 00 f.
Vaillant, Nam^ gr. p. 3i.
Antoninus Pines.
8. AÏTOK. KAICAP. T.AIA. ANTÛNINOC. . . . Laureate head by Antoninus the Pious.
1^. AAP. AMACIAC. MHT...nONT...AND. ..MP. (has).
(a) Pro HMP. vel 0MP. (year 148 or 149).
Dd*
4ao Bridge.
Standing military figure, holding with right hand a hastc, and on the left a small Victory^ the left foot placed, it appears, on a breastplate. Q -fi.9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. a33. N®. i.
9. T.A. KAI2AF. AAFI. AMTO0(H€INOC. Kaved head of An- tonin the Pious, on the right.
^. ...AMA MHTP. KAI €. FNZ. (year 167).
Sërapis seated on a seat, left, right hand raised, the left on the pure pole; at his feet, Cer — bere. (to) r ^. lo.— R*.-F.o.— 24 fr,
10. A.T. KAI. T.AIA. To N€INOC. Laureate head of An-
tonin the Pious, on the right.
• ij:. AMA TPO. KAI. HPÛTHC TOY. nONTOT.
Plu ton seated on a seat, on the left, the modiuson the head, right hand extended, left on the pole pure; at his feet. Crouching Cerberus; in the exergue, 6. PNZ. (year i57) ^.9|,-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
11. AT. K. ANTWNINOC. Same head, right.
y. AMAC. MHTP. €T. PNH. (year i58). Snake erected on its folds, to the right, and placed on a base, [b) ^.Ô^^.— R^.*F.o.— 12 fr.
Faustina junior.
12 Head of Faustina the Younger.
^. AMASIA. HP. nONTOY. BORN. 0SP. (169). River . bearded man, lying down, holding a reed in his right hand near a boat, the left. leaning on rocks. G. F' aillant, Num, gr, p, 5g. . , , ^.9.-R<-F.o.-24 fr.
(a) Hayma issued an Antoninus medal with the date €. PNC. (iS5). Thea. Br. II. Tab. 34- Fig. 5. p. a8r, {b) Golden aDti*efoi8 medal.
Bridge. 4^i
L.Verus.
ï3. AYT. KAIC. A. ATP. OTHPÛ. C€B. Laureate head of L. Vérus, on the right.
15:. AAP. AMAC. N€QÏL K. MHT. K. nPO. HON. €T. PHA. (year 164) - Marc-Âurële and L. Vérus standing, dressed each in the toga, joining hands; one of them holds a scroll in the left hand. £.g|.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.
Cofhmàdus.
14 AYPHA, KOMa. ANTON. G€B. A. Laureate head and
Commodus catfish, right, with malaria.
ij£. AAP. AMAC no. €T. PH”. (year 189). Bu- expensive; next to it, on the left, a tree; on the stake, a deployed eagle; above, a figure in a qua- drige, front view iE.g.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.
i5. Mr. AYPHA. KOMO. ANTÛN. Ç€BA. Same head.
y. AAP. AMA T.NCOK. ÏÎPÛ. HO. 6T. Pn0.
(year 189). The Emperor on horseback, galloping, right, the right hand armed with a spear from which he strikes a lion A.g.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.
î6. AYT. KOMOAOC. ANTaNÏNOG. Laureate head.
15:. AAP. AMAGIAG. MHTP. NEOK. HP. HO. AND. Pq0. (year 199)' Fortune standing, holding a rudder! in the right hand, and a cornucopia in the left. Q -3E.9.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sestini, Lett. ndin. T. lY. p. xoo. 17. Other; AAPIAK » AMAGIA. II. H.NE. Pqe. (year 199). Two rivers lying on the same side. (a).ll, Vaillani^ Num, gr. p. 67 ^ . . . ^.6i.-R^.-F. 0.-20 fr.
He >ii 1 1 > » 1 1>
{a) LlriA and Lycbe.
422 Bridge.
i8 Head of Commode.
^. AMACIAC. NEIZK. UVQ. UO, The Emperor on the Trail val, striking a lion with a javelin. Q. there, Num, gr. p.&'j iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Septimius Severus.
19. A.T. K, A. ccn. ceOTHPOC. mPTciN. Laureate TV Septimius Severus.
I^. AAF. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. N€. HP. HO.; in the ch., €T. CH. (year 208) CFMHC. KTICAC. THN. nOAIK. Eagle resting on a tree trunk, holding in its beak a crown. □. . . . JE.8|.-R'.-F.o--i5ô fr.
Settini, Descr. nani. vet. p. a33. No. “a. 20. A.T. K. A. Cen. C€OTHPOC. nCP. C€B. Laureate head of
Septimius Severus, right, with the paludamentum.
W.AAP. This. ANT. AMACIAC, MHT. N6. HP. ITON. Burning pyre^ to his left, a tree; in the exergue,
€T. CH. (year 208),. . . . iE.9.-R'.«F.o.-i8 fr.
21 C€n. C€OTHPOC. . . . Same head.
y. AAP. This... AMACIAC. Mr. Ne. €T. CH. (year 208).
• 1
Will burn two stretches, with flames; on the left, a tree ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
22. A.T. K. A. cen. ceOTHPOC.... Laureate head, right, with the paludamentum.
^. AA. C€T. ANT. AM HO. And. CH. (year 208).
Eagle spread on a pyre; to the left, a tree. ••• • ^.Qt-R^.— F.o.»24 fr.
23. Other) eagle on a pyre on which we immolate victims* □. F'ailL Gr, p. 80. ^.9.-R3.-F.o.-i8 fr.
"24. AT. K. A. cen. ceoTHPOc. nep. ces. Mên^e tête.
|J£. A..P ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. Don't. HP. H. Pal-
Bridge. 4^3
standing wearily, his right hand on his spear, and his left on his shield placed on the ground 3 in the .field, €T. GH. (year 208). ^.Sl.rR^fcrrF.o.— 24 fr*
25. Ai. KAI. A. C€nT. C60YHP0C. Lanrëe head of Septimius Severe, right, with paludamentum.
]Ç2. AAP. C€Y. ANT. AMAQA. Ooh. N€. Hip. nONT. The Fortune standing, with its attributes; in the field, €T. CH. (year 208). iE.9.VR*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
26. Other AAPs. ccr. ANT MHT. Born. n. n. Even
typejdanslech.,€T.CH. (year 208). ^.8^.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
27. Other; AA. CEr. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. HP. HO. AND. CH, (year 208). Fortune standing, with the 7710- dius. □. Peeping, Gr, /?. 80. . -E.9.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
28. Other, with the same date. Victory standing,
writing on a shield. Q. ... ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
including, 1. c.
29. Other, with the same date. The Emperor on horseback, holding a scepter in his right hand. □. J^ aillant, The iE.9.-R^-.F.o.-i8 fr.
30. Other ^ a woman standing in a distyle temple. □. y aillant, Le £.9.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
3i. AT. KAI. A. C€nT. C60THP0C. Bust of Septimius Se- vere, on the right, the laureate head and the paludamentum on the shoulders.
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. H.H., and Texergue, HD. Td. [demoted) (year 208). The Emperor as peacemaker, on horseback, going left, hand Dr. lifted, foot left. from the front of his striking horse
a barbarian sitting on the ground. □ ^.9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sestini» Description. del mus. Foutana” P. II. p. 3^. N**. i^ Tab. VI. Fjg. I.
4a4 PoHT.
3x AT. KAi. A. <:€irr. C€THP0C... Laureate head of Sep- time Sëvëre “on the right, with paludamenium,
1^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMA....MHT. BORN. HP. Excl. €T. GH. (year 3o8}. Garacalla and Geta standing, vets of the
toga, handshake £.8.-R^.-F.o.-a4 fr.
33. A.T. K. A. G€n. oeOTHPOC. Same head.
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. A G. MHT. NE^ H. 0. rr.GS.
(year 2og). Two-story bacher, with flames^ to g,, a tree; in the cb., a star. JB.8»-R^w-F«o.->a4 '*
Julia Domna.
34 Head of Julîa Domna.
I^. AAP. THIS. ANT. AMAG. MH. BORN. nP. H. AND. GH. (year ao8). Fortune standing, holding a rudder from the hand of dr. , and a cornucopia of the g. 0. F" aillant j Num, gr, p. 90. . . . iE.9.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fir.
35. Another, with the same legend, and with a building oa pyre, as in the reigns of Septimius Severus and Garacalla. O. Vaillant, Le iE.9.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.
36. lOTAlA. AOMNA. GCBACTH. Bust of J. Domna, right, with the stola.
y. AAP.C€YÂNT. (sic, pro G€T. ANT.) AMAGIA. MHNE. (sic, pro MH. N€.) H. H. ^ in Texergue, €T. GH. (year 208). Square platform on which is an ar- tooth; to right. from the platform, a shrub. □. £.9.-R'.-F.o.-i 8 f. Sestini, Deseriz. del mas. Fontana, IL p. 37. N<*. a. Tah, TL Fig. a.
3y lA. AOMNA. G Head of Julia Domna, right.
^t, AAP Ne. n. “T. CH. (year ao8). Pyre at
double floor, with flames; to his left, a tree Ai.oJ.— R^.— F.o.— 10 tr.
Caracalla.
38 Head of Garacalla.
Iji. AAP. Cer. ANT. AMAQA. MH. BORN. HP. H. AND. CH. (year ao8). Serapis, with the modius at the head, seated, the right hand extended, the left holding the pole; to his feet, Cerberus; in the field, a star. □. Faillant, Num, gr, /?. 97 M.q,-R^,-¥. 0.-24 fr.
39. AT. KAI. MAP. AT.. ANTONINOC. C€BA. Laurel head of young Garacalla, right, with the paludamentum.
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMA NO. €T. CH. (year 208).
Victoire walking, left, right foot on a globe, holding a crown in the right hand, and a
palm of the left £.9.-R^.-F.o.-24 ^i**
40. M. ATPH. ANTKninog. Laureate head of Garacalla young, on the right, with the pahidamentum,
ly. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMAQ. MHT. NCOK. €. nPO. No. €T. CH. (year 208). Victory standing on a globe, on the left, with a floating drapery, holding a crown of the right hand, and a palm from there left. (to), □. Ca6. of the late Af. Tacfton ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-6o fr.
41. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP Laureate head and beardless
Young Garacalla, right, with paludamenium,
^. AA. C€T. AÏr. AÏH. ÏÏË. H. The A)rtAie
standing, with its attributes; in the field, CT. CH.
(year 208) iE.8.-R3.-F.o.-f5 fr.
42 KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINO.. Same head.
ly. AAP. C€OT. YEAR. AMAaAC. AfH. NCOK. H.H. Same type of Fortune standing; in the field ^ €T. CH. (an 208) iE.8|.-RS.-F.o.-i5 fr.
(a) Remarkable medal by the 15th neocorate.
4^6 Bridge.
43. AY. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANT.... Head of Caracalla.
y. AAP. THIS. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. Excl. tax. H. AND. CH. fan 208). Woman standing, holding with right hand
, . , and on the left a cornucopia.
a iE.8.-R3.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Ecklier^ Gat. mins. Gaes. Yindob. I.p. 137. 4.
44. A.T. KAI. Mr. AT. ANTÎ2NIM0C. C6B. Same head.
1^. AA. This. ANT. IN AÏHT. N€. HP. Excl. €T. CH.
(year 208). Burning pyre; to the left, a
tree ^.9.— R*.— F.o.— 12 fr,
45 ANTÛNINOC. Same head.
^. AAP. C€OT. ANT. AMACI. MH. BORN. H.nO. €T, CH. (year 208). Double burning pyre; on the left, a tree M.81 -R'.-F.o.-i2 fr.
46. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTûNINOC. Same head.
^L. AAP. C€T. YEAR. AMACI. Ooh. BORN. HP. H.CT. CH. (year 208). Double-decker pyre, flaming; left- che, a tree iE..85.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
47. A.T. KAI. Mr. AT. ANTÛNINOC. Same head.
^l. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. MÏÏ. N€. HP. DO. €T. CH. (year 208). Double-decker pyre; on the left, a
tree £.8-*— R*.— F.o.— 12 fr.
4^ A«tre^ A.. CeT. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. HP. HO. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre with flames^ left ,che, a tree. □ ^.g.-R'.-F. 0.-12 fr.
Cab. by fea M. Tôchon.
49. Other; AA. C€. ANT. AMAC €T. ..I.. (a). Pyre
with a victim in the middle of the flames 5 on the left, a tree. □. Same office, . . ^.g.-R^.-F. 0.-12 fr,
{a) Pro CH. (year ao8).
Bridge. 42?7
5o. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP v. Laureate and hairless head
Young Garacalla, right, with paludamenium.
^L. AAP. C€T. AN, AMACIAG. MH. BORN. H.H. 6T. CB. (year 208). Pyre with a victim in the middle of flames f left, a tree. O. ^.8.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
5i KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Same head.
* _,_ «.«««« '
y. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMAGIAC. MHT. BORN. H... «T. CH. (year i2o8). Spread eagle, holding in its beak a crown, on a pyre 5 on the left, a tree; on the edge of the altar, a pelijt genius. iE18.«R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
52. A.T. K ANTûN Laureate head of Garacalla,
on the right, the chest covered with the toga.
Ij£. AAP. C€T. ANT. AM HO. CT. CH. (year 208).
Eagle deployed, holding in its beak a crowned one, on a pyre; at the foot of this pyre is the figure of a tree ^*8^.— R .— F.Ot— 10 fr.
53. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head.
^. AAP. C6T. ANT ; in the field, €T. CH.
(year 208). The Paludamenium Emperor, standing in front of an altar, holding in his right hand a tere, and on the left a pole. □. ^.8|.-R^.-F.o.-24 f*
Sestiniy Desor. nam. vet. p. a34. N”. 5.
54. A.T. KAI. M. AT Radiated head of Garacalla, at
right, with paludamenium,
^. AAP. this. AN....aAC. MH. NE.. H. H. Garacalla and Géta, dressed in the toga, standing, giving each other hand; in the field, AND. CH. (year 208), almost completely erased ^.85.-R^.— F.0.-24 fr#
55. A.T. KAI. Mr. ANTÛNINOC. Same head, with the same attributes.
^L. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. N€. iîÎP. H. The
4a8 Bridge.
Fortune standing, with its attributes; in the cbamp, €T. This. (year 209) £.75.-R''*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
56 Mr. ATP. AMTÛKINOG. Laureate head of Caracalla,
on the right, with the paludamentum.
^. AAF. Cer. AKT. AMAGIAG. MHT. NC. HP. HO. Standing Fortune; in the field, €T. G0. (year 209) and star jE.8i--R».-F.o.- 1 5 £r.
57. Another almost similar, without the star, and very rough ^8.-R^-*.o.-i5 fr.
58. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNIN. Laureate and hairless head of Garacalla, right, with the paludamentum.
^. AAP. C€T. AÎT. AMACIAa Hm, NC. HP. Excl. €T. C0. (year 209). Pyre with flames coming out of a kind of stove; on the left, a tree. D. Cabinet of the late M, Tôchon .fi.9.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr*
59. A.T. ICAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head, k dr. ^ with the paludamentum.
i^. AAP. c€r. AN....aAa mh. born. n.p. n. €T.
C0. (year 209). Double-decker pyre, flaming; to left, a tree ^.8.-R^.-F.o.-t5 fr.
60. Other, with AAP. C€T. ANT. A n. no. €T. This.
(garlic 209). Same type iE.85.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
61 ANTONINOC. . . . Laureate head.
I^. AAP. cer. ANT. AMAaAC. MHT. BORN. HP. n. AND.
C0. (year 209). Tetrastyle temple on a platform
square next to it, a tree. D ^.8.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Eckliel, Cat. mus. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. i $7. N<». 5 and 6.
62. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Radiated head of Ca- •
young racalla, right, with paludamentum,
Ij^ AAP. C€T. YEAR. AMAGIAC. Ooh. BORN. HP. Tj. 03.
{retrograde, year 209) • Serapis seated on a seat, at
POWT. 4?9
left “k half covered with the pallium, the right hand on the head of Cerberus placed h his feet, and the g. on the haste^ in the ch., a star, (â). iË.8.-R<-F. 0.-24 ^^'
63. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Laureate head and im- Garacalla berb, k 4rpite, with paludamenlum,
^ AAP. G€T. ANT, AMAGIA€. MHT. N6. ÎÏF. n.; in the field, €T,. ÇS. (at 209). Military figure neck- laurel wreath (the Emperor), waving 4rQ|î|e, a libation on ^n lighted altar, and the left on a base. . ^£8.-R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.
64. AT. ICAI. Mr. AT. ANTONINOC. Laureate head of Gara- calla, right, with the paludamentum.
I^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMAUAC. ÂÎHT. N€. HP. H. Ga- racalla and Géta, dressed in the toga, clebout and give themselves holding the hand; in the field, €T. C0. ^retrograde, year 209) and a star £,8.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
65. Other, with AAP CIAC. MHT. neither. HP. H. Same
type; in the ch., €T. This. (year 209). £.7|.-R3.-F. 0.-18 fr.
66. Other, with AAP. C6T. ANT. AMACIAC. ÂÏHT. BORN. HP. No. Same type^ in field, €T. C0. (year 209) £.8.-R3.-F.o.-i8 fr.
67. A.T. KAI. Mr. ANTONINOC. Radiated head, right, with the paludamentum,
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. ÂÎHT. N€. HP. H. Same type; in the field, €T. C0. (year 209) and star iE.8.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
68. AT. K.M. ATP. {litLfug.) ANTONINOC. Head im^ berbe and young Garacalla laureate, on the right, with the paludamentum,
^. AAP. C€. YEAR. AMACIAC. Mr. H. Garacalla and
{a) Already described, sTec moios d'exactitude, T. It. p. 396. N". ai.
43o Bridge.
Gela stood, dressed in the toga, holding hands; in the field, €T. C0. (ut videtur). iE.8^.-R^.-F.o.-24 f.
Caracalla and Geta.
6g. AT. K.M. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Bust of Caracalla young, crowned with laurel, right, with malaria. V^. AAP. C€Y. ANT. AMAGAG. MHT. N€. HP. no. Bust of Geta, right, bare head and chest covered with paludamenium; in the field, €T. CH. (year 200) Aj.8;.-"R .— F.O.— 40 " •
Geta.
70 Head of Geta.
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIA. MH. H.H. AND. CH. (year 308). Jupiter seated, carrying Victory on his hand Dr. , and holding the pole of the left. ; at his feet, an eagle. D. Vaillant, Num, gr. p, 116. iE.9.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
71 reTAC. iceCAP. (“c). Bare head of Geta.
i^. AAP. THIS. ANT. AMA.... DON'T...; in the field, 6T. CH. (year 208). Isculapius standing. D. Sestini, Descr, num, vet. p, 234- No. 10 iE.9.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
72.n. centi. reTAC. kccap. {sic), ceB. Bare head.
^. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMACIAC. ÏÏIT. Born. H. H. €T. CH. (year 208). Fortune standing. D. Sestini, L c. iV^. II £.û.">R^.-F.o.-24 n*.
73. no. C€nT. rcTAC. this... Bare head of Geta, right, with the paludamentum.
^ A.N. AMACIAC. MH Fortune standing,
with' its attributes 5 in the field, €T. CH. (year 208) ^.9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
Bridge. 43i
74 C€nT. reTAC. k.... Same summer.
I^. AAP. C€T. ANT. ÂMACIAC. MH. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre; on it, something that is wrong figure and weathered; on the left, a tree. -E.g.-4l^>F.o.-24 fr- 75.n. cenri. rcTAC. KCCAP. (sic). Bare head of Geta. IJi. AAP. C€T. ANT. AMAC. liHT. nI. nP. HO. 6T. GH. (ati 208]. Square-shaped construction on the what is the Sun in a quadriga, the right hand raised, and holding a whip in the left hand; next to it, a small tree. D. ^.9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
Sestini, Oescr. name. yet. p. a34. N<^. 6.
76.n. cenri. rexAc. K€cap. (sic), ccb. Bare head.
y. AAP. this. ANT. AMAGIA. MHT. H. H. €T. CH. (year 208). Square construction on which is a Mt. D. Sesiini, L c. iV^ 7. . . ^.9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
77. no. ccnTiMi. reTAC. kccap. (sic). Bare head of
Geta, right, with the paiudamentum.
^. A A. CCr. ANT. AMAaAC. MH. Born. P.HO. {sic y
pro nP, no.) €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre; on it, a
spread eagle, holding a crown in its beak; to
left, a tree. D -/E.9.-R^.-F.o.-245fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon.
78. Other; AAP. C€r AMAC. MH. N€. HP. no. €T.
CH. (year 208). Eagle spread on a pyre; on the left, a tree. D ^.8.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
Cab. by fea M. Tocbon.
79. Other; AAP. this. A... AMAQAC. 6T. CH. (year 208). Pyre on which is a victim lying on his back, with a spread eagle on it; on the left, a tree. □. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon iE.8.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr.
80. A. CcnT. r€TAC Bare head of Gela.
iji. Legend altered; in the field, €T. CH. (year
432 Bridge.
208). Eagle standing, holding in its beak a cou- ronne. □ .^:9.-R4.-F.o.-24 fr-
Sestini, Detcr. aam. vet. p. a34* N*** 9**
81.n. C€nTI. rcTAC. KCGA. (sic). Bare head of Geta.
^ AMAGIAC. MHT. NeïC€. (sic). HP. DO. €T.
CH. (year 208). Gétu on horseback "running to the gwop, te- holding a pole in his right hand; underneath, a potato pleading figure. □. iE.9.-R^.->F.o^o fr.
Severus Alexander.
82. ATT. K. ceYHPOG. AA€ZANAF. Laureate head of S^vëre Alexander.
I^. AAP. 06 Y. AA6Z. AMACIAC. Mr. N. HP. No. €T./ CAA. (year 234)* Pyre, or construction on which is a deployed eagle; next to it, a small tree; above, the chariot of the Sun. D £.9.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, 1. c. p. a35. N<>. isi.
83 Head of ScYère Alexandre.
^. AA. C€T. AA£H. AAf AOA. MHT. NS. HP. HON. £T. CM. (melius CAA., year 234). Building, or stake on which is an eagle; above, the chariot of the Sun. D. Vaillant, Num. gr. p. i35. iE.9.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr. 84. Other, with the Fortune type standing, holding a rudder in the right hand, and a cornucopia dance from the left. D. i£.9.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr.
Vaillant, I. o.
Mamaea*
85 Head of Mamëe.
1^. WADA; MHT. AND. CMB. {melius CAA., an a34). Temp- ple oclostyle. Q. Vaill. Gr.p, 141. iE.6.-R'*.-F.o.-i2 f
AMERIA.
AMERIA.
See, in the Description Volume 11, p, SSg, the Greek Medal in bronze attributed to this city, but belonging rather to Amasia or to Amisus of the same country, (a) ^ -
AMlSy S, antea Piraea, nunc Hihiso,
vel Samsun.
Era of the city of Amistis, 72a from the founding of Rome, Si
having J.-G.
See, in the Description form II, p, 34o et suiy, the Medals AUTOHOMES grccqucs in silver and bronze, and the ZMpiaiALES Greek silver and bronze
* Hadrian, (b) Caracalla. Starscille.
*Sabine. Diadoménieo. Salonin.
* iElius. Maximin.
* AntoDÎn le Pienx. Tranqoilline.
SUPPLEMENT.
86. Head of a woman, left, with a raised crown in the shape of a tiara, drop earrings and a necklace. ^. HEIPA. Owl, wings outstretched, view from face; on the left, an ear of barley in the field, Airr. Q. Topsail, Tab. XLI. Fig, 22, el Sestini, Lett, num. T. I, p, 89. No. i A.3.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
(a) This medal, whose legend is altered, is given as aniqae in our Description,' because we believed we would discover it the name of a non-yellow city in numismatic geography. The attribution that we give it here brings it into the class common medals.
{b) The asterisk preceding the names indicates that the medals are made of silver.
Volume IV, Supp. Ee
434 Bridge.
87. Head of a woman, left, with a crown raised in the shape of a tiara, pendant earrings and a necklace.
^. n£I..... Same type; in the field, AIIS. D. Topsail, Tab. XLI, Fig, aS, and Sestini, LetL num, T, /. /?. 90. N<*. 2 A.3.-RI-F.0.-12 fr.
88. Same head.
^. IIEIFA. Spreading owl, front view, on a
hase ) in ch., APIS. D /2l.3v-R^.-F.o.-i 2 fir.
Sestini, Description. name. vet. p. 236.
89. Same head, left.
i^. nEIPA. Spreading owl, front view, on a base y in the field, on one side,
Sestini, Lett. name. T.VI. p. 34. N*. i. Tab. IT Fig. has.
90. Same head, right.
^. A. Same type; below, 'ASKAEoS. □. Sestini, L c. No, 3. Tab, IL Fig, 3 A.3.-R<-F.o.-i2 fr.
91. Head slightly tilted, left.
^. Owl, front view, a lotus flower on the head, it seems; in the field, AoYIIHroN. D. Topsail, Tab, XLI, Fig, 25, and Sestini, Lett, num, T, L p. 90. No., 4 A.3.-R4.-F.O.-1 2 fr.
92. Same head.
^. Same owl on a stake^ in the field, AIAN. and an ear of barley. □. . . . A.3.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr. Sestini, Lett. name. T.L p. 91, and T. IL p. 172. N^. 34.
q3. Same head.
i^. Legend deleted. Same type; in the field, oNZIICoT. a A.3.-R4.-F.O.-I2 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. T. IT p. 17a. N”. 35.
Bridge. W06
g4* 'woman's summer, on the left^ orue of a crown
high; in the field, four globules.
i^. MNAS. Bird, seen from the front, wings outstretched.
D A.4:^R4,-4F.o.-i5 fr.
Eèkbel, Nam. vet. aneod. p. 3{^8. Tab. XTI. Fig. 9, and Gat. ' mas. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. i4x*IS^. 6.
95. Same head.
^, KTH. Same type. Q A.4.-R4.-F,o.-i5 fr.
Pellerin, Recoeil, T. I. p. i65. PI. XXVI. Fig. 14.
96. Other, with 20XA. Same type. Zl, Ùutens ^ Ëxpli-- cation of some Med. p, 5i. A.4.-R^.-F.*<5.-i5 fr.
97. Head of a woman, left, with a crown high line.
^I. e nK>n. ^4 4;. 1 (]|JQ^g^g ^ y^g ^^ face,
wings outstretched, placed on a round domed shield. a A.3.-R4,-F,o.ri2 fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Gontinaas. T. VIT. p. 95.
98. Round head of a woman, right.
y. AHMHTPIoi. A spread owl, seen from face, A.2.-Ri-F.o.-ia fr.
99. Head of Bacchus, right, surrounded by ivy.
^. AHISoT. Mystical cistus and thyrsus^ in the field, the monogram (4^5). . iE.4i«-C.-F.o.-i fr. 100. Head of Perseus, right, with ornate winged helmet of a vulture's head.
^. AHISoY. Harpa, with a floating knot^ in the field, the monog. (45ô). . ^.2|.-R^.-F.*.-i8 fr.
law. Head of a woman, wearing the remains of a claw fon, right.
^. FRIENDS Hercules standing, leaning on his mas- sue, left. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Millingen, Rec. of Med. Greeks uned. p.Sg. PI. III. Fig. 14.
Ee*
436 Bridge.
i02. Helmeted head of Pallas, right, the omë helmet a griffin and five horses abreast above the visor.
9/L. AMISoY. Perseus standing, seen from the front, covered with a large shawl, the head covered with a bonnet Phrygian, the right hand armed with the harpa, and te- nating from the left the head of the Gorgon whose body is stretched out at his feet; in the field, the mono- grams (426 and 427). ........ iE.8.-C.-F.o.-2 fr.
io3. Head of Pallas, right, with helmet decorated with four horses abreast and a grifiEbn.
^. AMISoT. Perseus standing, seen from the front, holding in the right hand the harpa, and the left the head of Medusa whose body is stretched out at her feet; in the field, monog. (4^8 and 429). iE.8.-C.-F.o.-2 fr.
io4- Head of Pallas, right, with a helmet decorated with four horses abreast and a griffin.
^L AMISoT. Perseus standing, seen from the front, holding in the right hand the harpa, and the left the head of Medusa whose body is stretched out at its feet ^ in the ch., mon. (858 of the Rec. and 43o). ^.g.-C.-F.o.-2 fr.
io5. Other; in the field, the monograms (43 1 and 432) -/E.8.-C.-F.0.-2 fr.
106. Other; in the ch., the mon. (433). iE.8.-C*-F.o.-2 fr.
107. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
^, AMISoY. Eagle displayed on a thunderbolt, turned to left, and looking to the right. iE.7|.-R^.-F.o,-i2 fir.
108. Same head.
^. AMISoY. Same type; in the field, the mono' gram (706 of the Rec.) iE.5|.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
109. Other; in the ch., the mon. (434).iE.4^.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
Bridge. 437
1 10. JEigiàe decorated in the center of the tele of Medusa.
^i, AMISoT. Victory walking, h right” holding on the left shoulder a palm to which is attached a strip; in the field, the monograms (433 and 435).. iE.4i.-C.-F.o.^
1 1 1. Other, with monog. (436 and 437)' ^-S.-C.-F.o.-
112. Other, with the monogram (438) and a symbol unknown. . T. . • -^.5.-C.-F.o.-
1 13. Other, with the monogram (439). iE.4.-C.-F.o.- 1 14* Other, with monog. (433 and 44^)- iE.5.-C.-F.o.-
1 15. Other, with the monogram (44 1)* i£>5.-G.*F.o.-
1 16. Another, with the mon. (44^ ^^ 44^)- •^'^\'~C''F.o.'-
117. Other, with mon. (444 ®' 445)« ^.5.-C.-F,o.-
118. Other; with my. (446 and 447)* ^•4i'~C*"F.o.-
1 19. Other; erased monogram £.5.'C.-F.o.-
120. Other, with the monogram (448)* £.5.-G.-F.o.-
121. Other; in the field, star, crescent and the mono- gram (.449) £.45.-C.-F.o.-
122. Other, with the monogram (45o). £.45.-C.-F.o.-
123. Other, with monog. (45 1 and /^S-i). ^.4|.-C.-F.o.-
124. Other, with mon. (453 and ^5^). ^.5.-C.-F.o.-
125. Young helmeted head, right. .
ly. AMISoT. Quiver; in the field, the mono- ^grams (709 and 710 of Rec.) ^.4.-C.-F.o.-
126. Another almost similar ^.4|«-C.-F.o.-
127. Other; in the field, star and crescent, the letters IB. and the monograms. (455 and 4^6) -Ê.4.-C.-F.0.-
128. Other; in the field, star and crescent, and the monograms (4^7 and 4^8) ^.4.-C.-F.o.-
129. Other; in the field, star and crescent, and the monograms (4^7 » 4^9 and 461) • . . jE.4«-C.-F.<).-
438 Bridge.
i3o. Young helmeted head, right.
1^. AMISoT. Quiver; in the field, star and grow* health, and the mono^r. (46o and 462).. . ^.4î.-C.-F.o.-
i3i. Other, without monogram. nor symbol. . . iE.4|.-C.-F.o.-
i32. Panther, right, holding a head in its claws deer or beef.
^. AMIXoT. Mystical cistus and thyrsus;.in the ch.,
a monogram. D £.4<-R^*-*F.o.-8 fir.
Combe, Mos. Britaoii. Tab. IX. Fig. s.
i33. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.
^. FRIEND. (sic). Mystical cistus and thyrsus decorated with strips. □ iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mas. Arig. I. a, 17.
i34 “Head of Bacchus or a Bacchante, crowned ivy.
^. AMI20Y. Thyrsus with a strip, and the Im- tinnabulum; in the field, almost down, deax altered monograms, (a) iB.4.-R'.-F.o,-6 fr.
i35. AMISoT. Head of Pallas, right, chest covered roegide green.
tjL, Eni. TAIoT. KAIKIAIoY. KoPNoYToT. Rome- Nicephorus seated on arms, left; in Texergue, FUMH. D •...., JË.S.—R^.— F.O.— 24 fr*
Morell. in fam. Caecilia, and Sestini, Descr. nnm. Tet. p. a3S.
1 36. AMicor. €A€T0€PAC. Bust of Pallas.
^. eToYC River coHiched, the left arm ap- cast on an overturned urn. □. !iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Eckbel, Syllog. I.p. 3o.
(a) Poorly described T. II. p. 34 1 of the DescriptioD, N^ ^S.
Bridge » 439
137. AMICOT. EAEÏ0EPAC. Young head of Mr. Aurèle, with the chiamydis on the shoulders.
]^. Winged caduceus; in the field, PqB. (an^igs). □ iE.5.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini, Lett. name. X.VI. p. 35. N^. 4. i38. Tutued and veiled head of a woman.
^. AMIGoT. £A£Y0£PAC. I in the middle of the field, CKJT. (223) (a). Without type. Q... ^.5.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini r J- o.N«. 5.
Trajanus.
139. TPAIANOT. 0€OT. C€BACTOT. {litt, Jug.). Victory walking, k left, holding a crown of the right hand raised, and a palm of the left.
^. AMICOT. €A€Y0€PAC. €TOYC. PIC0. (year 12g). A small temple surrounded by trees; in front, an altar lit. Q ^.5.-R^-F.o.-ioo fr.
Cab. by Mr. Grivaod de la Vincelle.
Hadrianus.
140. ATT. KAI. TPA. AAPIANOC. C€B. H.H.TH. T. Head Hadrian's Laurea, right,
i^, A r. €A€Y0€PAC. CTOTC. Capricorn with
a cornucopia, right; below\is, F3A. (year
164) A.4.-R4.-F.*.-24 fr.
i4i. Same legend and same head. /
Iji. AMICOT. EAEÏ0EPAC. ETOTC. PHE. (year i65).
Mercury standing, holding hands dr. a scholarship,
and on the left a caduceus. □. jft..4.-R^.-F.*.-24 ^^' Christ. Ranius, Ca t. name. vet. rcg. Dan. T.I. p. I94> No. 16.
(a) Date of the end of the reign of Commodus, coinciding with Tan 944 of the founding of Kome.
44o POWT.
142. AYT. KAI. TPA. AAPIANOC. C€B. H.H.m. T Laureate head of Hadrian, right.
<. AMICOT. EAEY0EPAC. ETOTC. PKH. (year 168). The Dioscuri standing, armed with their pole and their sword. D. ^ A.7.-R'.-F.*.-20o fr.
Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de Haateroche.
143. Same legend and same laureate head, facing left, the chlamys on the right shoulder.
tjL. AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. P»H. (year 168). Deb. woman, dressed in the siola, holding a hook dc^ the right hand, and a torch from the left. D.A.4*-R^--F.'^.-24 ^*
Cab. by M. Rollin, Paris.
144. ...ATT.. KAI. TPA. AAPIANOC. C€B.... Bare head of Hadrian, right.
^ EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. PK©. (year 169).
Serapis dressed in pallium, seated on a seat, turned k left, the modius on the head, the right hand on the pure haste, and the g. extent; at his feet, Cerberus. □. Cab. by M. Millingen A.6|.-R^-F.♦.-8o fr.
Sabina*
145. CAB€INA. CEBACTH. Head of Sabine, right.
^. AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. PSr. (year 166). Mercury naked, standing, holding a purse in his hand right, and a caduceus on the left. . A.4.-R*.-F.*.-48 fr-
146. Other; but €TO VAT. PSZ. (year 167). Woman standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and a scepter of the left. □ A.4.-R5.-.F.*.-48 fr.
Eckbel, Cat. mos. Caes.Tindob. I.p. i38. N^. zx.
147. Other; AMICOT. EA6T0EPAC. €TOT. PSH. (year 168).
Managed standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand,
and from the left a torch. Q. A.4.-R*.-F.*.-48 fr.
Sestini, DcscrJpt. iiiiii. vet; p. 235. N^i a.
POWT. 44^
148. Other, with the type of Juno and the same date. □. Dumersan, CataL des Méd. fire cab antiques Mr. Allier de Hauteroche, p. 62. A.4.-R5.-F.*.-48 fr.
Caracalla.
149. ATT. KAI. Mr. AY. AMTi;iN€INOa Laureate head of Caracalla, on the right, with pûludamenium,
^. AMICOY. €A€Ye€PAC. €T.... The Emperor removed,
in a quadriga, right, holding with right hand
the reins of the horses, and on the left a scepter
surmounted by a spread eagle. . □. £.9.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Settini, Lett. nnm. Gontinoaz. Chapter IV. p. 70. Tab. VI. Fig. x..
i5o. Other 3 AMICOY. EAEY0EFAC. ETOYC. CAE. (year 235). Victory in a bige, holding in the right hand a crown, and on the left a palm. □. Squawking, Num. gr. p.^f ^.11 .-R4.-F.o.-4o fr-
i5i. AYT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head of Caracalla, with the paludamentum.
1^. AMICOY. £A£Y0£. €T. CMH. (year 248). Victory in a bige, holding with the raised right hand a crown, and on the left a palm. □. Sestini, Lett, num. T.VI. p. 35. iV». 6. -fi.M.M.-R4.-F.o.-4o fr.
i52. AYT. K.M.AYP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head.
^. AMICOY. EAEY0. AND. CMH., (year 248). Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy. Q... . ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
Eckhel, Cat. nios. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. i38. No. 14.
i53. Other; AMICOY. €A€Y0. €T.; in the field, CMH. (year 248). Victory walking, right. D.Mus. Arig, /. al. 8, i33. ^.7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
44^ Bridge.
GorcUanus Plus.
154. AYT. K. M. roPAlANOC. Radiated head of Gordian the Pious.
^. AMICOY. EAErOEP.; in the field, AND.... Jupi- ter^Oriens avecle-pallium, standing, left^ por- both on the right hand a star, and on the left a
, globe. D £.Q.— R^.— FfO.— 3o fr.
Sestini, LeU. name. T.Yl. p. 35. N<^«7.
Tranquillina.
i55. CABEINIA. TPANKTAAINA. CE3ACTH. Head of Tran- quxlline. '
^. AMICOY. EAEY0E.; in the field, AND. AOC. {litt,fug,). Neptune seated on a rock, left, holding a trident in his right hand. D. Sestini, l, c p. 36. N°.Q JE.M.M.-R'.-]F.o..-ï5o fr.
Saloninus.
i56. no. AI. KOP. OYAA€PIAlîOC. KAI. Laureate head dice
Living room in.
^. AMICOC. Europe on a bull^ underneath, a
dauphin, Q iE.7.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.
Sizer, Name. gr. p. 187.
ASIBA.
Toyes, in the Description Volume II, p, 347, the iMPiaiALs Medal
Greek in bronze.
CABIRA, nunc Turkal.
Yoyez, in the Description T<^ U. /”, 34^ eï $^jif^;$ Wf Medals
▲UTOzroMBS Greek bronze sculptures.
CERASVS/ nunc Chrixonda, vel Ghirecin,
vel Keresun.
City era, 17th century from the founding of Rome, Q^ de l^C
See, in the Description Volume IL p. 348, the ^edffiUes in Jsrosovu Greek medals in bronze (a), and the Greek impAexaxb Medal in bronze of
Mr. Anrèle.
SDPPIiBlfENT.
Antoninus More.
157. Art-. K. T. AIAIQC. AAPIANOC. AI^rONIKOC. C€B. Nude TV of Antonîn the Pious, k right.
^. KEPACOINTION. €TOYC. oA. (year 74). fisculapium standing, seen from the front, and looking right, half covered with the pallium, the right hand on a staff tower of which is a serpent. . . £.4|**R'*-F.o.-^ fr.
Mr. Aurelius.
i58. ATT. ANTONeiNOC. C€B. Laureate and bearded head of Marcus Aurelius, right, with the paludamentum;
■ . ' ' ' ' ' ' I ,'
(a) Mr. Sestini does not recognize any antonome medal of the city of Cerasns; he claims that the two medals we have published, 1. c, were incorrectly Inès, and that they must be attributed, the first at Grithosinm of the Chersonese of Thrace, and the second to Gentnripae of Sicily. See Sestini, General Classes, second edition, p. 69, and Lett. nnm. Continue. Volume VII. p. 99.
444 Bridge.
behind, the counter-mark of the former cabinet of Mantua.
y. KePACOYNTION. And. HH. {sic, year 88). Satyr walking, left, holding a lit torch the hand of dr. , and \epedum of the g. (has). ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-3o f..
Elagabalus.
iSg. ATT. K. M. A... ANTûNIN... Laureate head of ÉIaga- bay, right, with the paludamentum.
ji. KePACOTN. €. PNfi. (“c, year i56). Neptune naked, standing, with a small fish on his hand dr. , and the left on his trident, {b), iE.4|.-R^-F.o.-4o ^r.
CHABACTA.
See, in the Description Volume IL p, 34g, lesMédaittes Autohohks
bronze Greeks,
SUPPLEMENT.
i6o. Head young, hairless, helmeted > on the right.
jf,. XABAK... Quiver; in the field, star and croissant, and the raonog. (449)' • • ^'41 •'"^^•■■^•^•"8 fr.
\t^ This medal has already been described in Volume II. p. 348. io3 of our Description, but with less exactness; however it faat observe that the legends have been revised. Taillant reports nne similar medal with £T. H. (year 8), who is certainly born fan lesson.
(fi) The reverse legend is intact. We can see the head of the shape of the horns, which would lead us to believe that it is rather a Fauna as Neptune; it would then be rather we tbyrse than we trident that he held.
POWT.
445
COMANA, nunc MERMèR-Ktissl vel Gomanak^ in vicinia hodierrd Tokat.
See, in the Description. T, II. p, 349 et seq., the A.UTOiroMKS Medals Greeks in bronze, the Greek imperials in bronze, and the Latin ones of bronze doves returned to Comana de Cappadoee,
SUPPLEMENT.
161. £gîde; in the middle, the head of Medusa.
i(. . .MANON.” Victoire walked, on the right, carrying a palm on the left shoulder; in the field, the monograms (446 and 463). . . . fi.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
162. Tied head.
i(. KoMANÛN. Lion walking. D. ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-iS f.
*Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. I.p. ai i .
i63. Ungrassed head, left, covered with a kind of cap; in the field, a dubious symbol in counter-mark.
i(. KpMAN...., written between the rays of a star. □. Sestini, Lett. num, Continue. Tom. f^ILpag, 24- No.i iE.7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
164* Same head, with a counter-marked quiver. i(. KoMAN..., in the rays of a star, and the monograms (4^4 ^^ 4^3) (c)\ underneath, arc linen. □. Sest, L c. No, 2. Tab. LFig. 11. iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
(a) The figare, in Sestini, offers the ixionogram (5o3), a link of çai (465) qae carries the description.
446 Bridge.
Nerva. , v ,
i65. AYTOKPÀTOP. {sic) NePOYA, ICAICAPI. YOU. Head
Nerva's urea, right.
i(. KOMANQN. r. X. y in three lines; in the middle,
a club. Q; :/S.&-RA^é-*Fié*-ioo fr.
Cab. by M. J. Millingen.
Septimius Se\>erus.
i66. AT. K. cen. ceoTHPOC. Laureate bust of Septîme Sçvëre, right, with paludamentum and breastplate.
4. thePOKAlGAP. KOMANecoN. Radiant woman, from- tip, front view and wearing the stola, right hand on a shield placed on the ground, and holding from the left
a club. D -^.8|.-R7.-F.o.-ioo fr.
Cab. by J. MilUngen.
GAZIVRA, nunc Azurnis.
See, in the Description Volume //. p. 35o et seq., the Medals
Greek AUTONOMOUS bronze figures,
LAODICEA, nunc Ladik.
Yoyez, in the Description Volume li,p, 35 x, the Autohombs Medals
^Greeks in bronze.
POHT. 447
MARIANDYNL Stand-alone medals.
The medals for this pettpt are:
In silver, R*. — F.*. Small modal. aoo fr.
167. MAPI. Laurel head of a woman, right, with collar link and earrings; behind, a palm.
i(. Head of Jupiter, carved from oak, to what he parott. n A.!i|.-R'.-F.*.-aoo fr.
Cab. by fen M. Tdchôn, k Paris.
NEOCAESAREA, nunc NiksÀr, vet Nixaria.
City era, 816 from the founding of Rome, 63 AD
Yoyec, in Ja Dt'kcription Tohie' IL p, ^St'et Jfûiir.^' ia Midaitte ▲uTozroMB Greek in bromine, and the Greek ZMp£H.xALBf in bronze of
Tiberius. Septimius Severus. Severe Alexander.
Caligala. , Jnlia Domna. Maximin.
Mr. Aarèle. Caracalla. Gordian the Pienx.
Fanstine the jean. Geta. Vàlérien:
SUPPLEMENT.
Caligula.
168. rAlOC. KAICAP. rePMANiKOC. Laureate head of Ca- ligula, right; in the field, N€OKAIGAF€C0.
i(. ArpinniNAN. ApreMùN. €PMOr€Norc: Àgrip-
pine dressed in the stola, a^siâcr^Ttm seat, turned to right, the right hand on the pure pole, and holding the g. a cornucopia. iE;4|'-R^«-P«o*-ï5 ft*.
169. Three others almost seml)l. iïl.4|--R^'-F.o.-i5 fr.
448 P.ONT.
170. TAIOC. KAIC. NeOKAiCAPeON. (sic). Iary head of Galigula, right^
i^. Ar niNAN. AFT Agrippina seated on a
seat, to the right, the right hand on the pure pole, and in the left a cornucopia and ears of corn. has. Caù. by M. J. Miîlingen. . iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Domiûanus.
171. AOMITIANOC. KAI. Laureate head of Domitian.
i(. NEOKAIGAFEaN. Teniple tetrastyle. □. SesUni,
. Lett. num. Tom, III, p. 6. N^. 7, ex PelL MéL II.
p. 46 iE.5-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr,
Trajanus.
172. AYT. KAIC. NeP. TPAIANOC. C€B. rcPM. Head lau- rëe of Trajan, with the paludamentum,
i(. N€OKAlCAPeiAC. €TO. H. velî®. (year i5 or 19). Fortune standing, holding a bottle in her right hand vernail, and on the left a cornucopia. □• Sestini, Lett, num, Coniinuaz. Tom, 'F' II, pag* 3o. No,Z iE.6.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.
Mr. Aurelius.
173. AïTOK. ANT..]S[€lNOC. CEB. Laureate and bearded head of Mr. Aurële, on the right, with the paludamentum,
Yi. KOIN. €n. nONTOr. €T. qH. (year 98). Temple tetrastyle. □ iE.6,-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.
Cab. by fea M. Tâohon.
Septimius Severus.
174. A. K. A. cen. ceoTHPOC. Laureate bust of Septîme Sëvère, with the paludamentum and a breastplate.
Ti, KOI. noNO. NeOK; in Fexergue, e.g. pmb.
(year 142). TetraStylé temple in which is a small
figure,
Bridge. - 449
figure, or naked Jupiter on a cippus. Q. Sestîni, Lett. num, Contin. T. FlI.p.Si, iV«.4. iE.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
175. A.T. JL, A. CEnri. CEOTHPOC. Sep-winning TV time Severe.
I(. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. ET. PMB. (year 142).
Letrastyle temple. Q iE.9.-R4.-F.o.-2o fr.
Sestini, Lett. nnm. Chapter III. p. 7. 3.
176. Other; but in the temple, three idols on cippes. Q. Sestini, L c, iV*. 14.. iE.9.-R*.-F.o.-20 fr.
177. Ar. K. A. cen. CCOTH Laureate head of Septimius
Severe, right, with the paludamentum,
i(. KOIN. no.NCOKAI.MHTPO. Iron tetrastyle temple me; to rexerg.,€T.PÂÏR. (an i46).(a).^.&|.-RS.-F.o.-9 f.
1 78 C€OrHPOC Laureate head, right, without
the paludamentum,
^. KOIN. n KAI. MHTPO. Altar in a
four-column temple; in Texergue, €T. PMB. (year
146) iE.8.-R5.-F.o.-9 fr.
1 79. AT. KAI. CEn. CEOTHPOC Laureate head of Sept. Severus. %. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. AND. PMB. vel iPMR.
(year 143 or 146), Six women deb.n. iE.9.-R^-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini, Lett. name. Chapter III. p. 7. N^ i5, ex Haym. Th. Br. II. Tab. 39.Fig. a. p. 3i4 tt 3x5.
180 Head of Septimius Severus.
K. KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHT. AND. PMH. (year 148) (&).
Standing figure, with a vase. □. .£.9.-F.o.-
Taillant, Nnm. gr. p. 85.
(a) In this date, 1*R has the value of Vepisemon or of the letter namérale ^ (6), as is the case with Eckhel, Doctr. name. yet. T. II. p. 356.
ifi) Dontense epoch given by Vaillant.
Volume IF. Please. F f
45o Bridge.
i8i^ Head of Septimius Severus.
I(. KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHT. ET. PMH. (year 148). (a) Tetrastyle temple in which is a small figure
placed on a cippe. Q £.g.*F.o.—
Pruning, Dwarf. gr. p. 85.
Julia Domna.
182. lOTAIA. AOMNA. AYrOTCTA. Head of Julia Domna.
Ti. KOIN. no. N60KAIC. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (an i^S).
Telnastyle temple in which is a lit altar j
on the pediment of the temple, a globe. Q. Sestini, Leit.
num, Contin. T. VILp,Zi. N^. 8. ^y.-R^.-F.c-ia fr.
i83. lOTAIA. AOMNA. AYrOYCTA. Veiled head of Julia Damna.
I(. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (year 146). Lit altar in a tetrastyle temple. Q. Sestini, Description num. 7)and, p. 236. No. i, . iELp.-R^.-^F.o.-ao fr.
184. lOTAIA. AOMNA. At the head of Julia Domna,
on the right, with the stola on the chest.
I(. KOI. nON. NeOKAIC. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (an. 1 46). Naked figure on a cippe, right hand hanging, the left on a pole, in the middle of a temple trastyle. (b), D ^.8.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.
Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T. II. p. 297. Tab. XXT. Fig. a3z.
i85. lOTAIA. AOMNA. AYr. Veiled head of Julia Domna. I(. KOINON. NEOKA. MHTPO. PMH. (year ,148).
Tetrastyle temple in which there is a lighted altar. □.
Mus. Theup. p, 954 ^ig.-R^-F.o.-So fr.
186. Other; KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHTP. AND. PMH. (year
(a) Dontense epoch.
(3) The description given by Sanclemente does not conform to engraving.
Bridge. 45i
i48) (a). Tetraatyl temple in which is a small figure. Q. failing; Group p. gS. : ^.g.-F.o.-
Caracalla. ' ^
187; Head of Caracalla.
%. KOI. no.... KAI. MH... E.... EJ. PM. (year >4^) (^)- Tetrastyle temple in which there is an altar turn on (c). Q. Catalog, dEnnerjr, p^g- 484- N^. 2970 iE.g.-F.o.-
188. ATT; Mr. AYPHA. ANTÛNINOC. Laureate head.
<. KQIK. no. NEOKAI. MHTPOn. €T. PMB. (year
<
142). Temple; inside, three military signs silence. Q ^.7.— R^.-F.o.— 12 fr.
Sestini, Description. nam. vet. p. a36. N^. a.
189. AT. KAI. Mr. ATPHAI. ANTOONINOC. Hairless bust and laurë of Caracalla, with the paludamentum..
i(. KOI. no. M. A. [d) N€OKAI. MHTPO. ; to exercise gue, PMB. (year 142) - Telrastyle temple at the start of the - what is a naked man on a base, holding a globe with the right hand, and a spear with the left. Q. Its^ ' held y Lett, nurn. Keep going. Tom. VII, p. 33.
IV^. i5. . . • ^.9«'~B.^«-*F.o.-Q f^.
190. A. KAI. M. ATP Laureate bust of Caracalla
young, right, with paludamentum,
i(. KOIN. no. N€OKAIC. MHTPO. Standing deity on a cippus, in the middle of a tetrastyle temple; to exeg., €T. PMR. [sic, year 146). (e). iE.8.-R3.-F.o.-9 fr.
(a) Period of time. {h) Doubtful time.
{c) Assigned. famously in Amasia de Pont, in Catalonia. quoted. {d) Pro Marcia Adriana.
(“) We confessed to saying that on this date the R replaces the letter
Ff*
452 Bridge.
Uji. AT. KAI. Mr. AYP. ANTaNINOC. Tf" young racalla, on the right, without the pal- li. KOIN. no. N€OKAIC. MHTP* sly\c ; li excrg., €T. PMR. (year 146). ir)'j. Another almost similar. . . / i()3. ATT. KAI. Mr. AYPH. ANTONP radiated i\e (iaracalla, with the pn'
ti, KOI. noNO. N60KAIG. MHT Lolrastyle temple in which rst a nude figure holding a building, on each side, a
%■ .
Sestini, Lett. nam. Cor.
if)4. Other, with a teaipl( /. <•. JV*\ 14
(Iota.
U>5. SHHUH. rCTAC. KAI. with the poludawenlti
fi. KOIN OOK
At IVxergue, tT, PMifî.
U>6. IT. rtTAO... i.
'ind debts. D. ~iî^-F.o.-i8fr.
r'^
deployed, goes from ? Ir- field, lemono- -^.4î-R^-F.o.-i8fr.
.v:!inaax. Chapter III. p. 63.
an OSMAXGIK.
K. KOIN. no. rirow.* .'^ yronMt,
in each one
*l*LiiHlXT,
■ — • laughed
.l..a;ji.
num^nt^ *" v^)- <->P' i u-., -v .S with soQ lifn. C -Vi^. <^
C4irdic«lb cost I have! ■ the jiwnr* 1^1 it nV:- doesn't see anyone... |S^nr Hatlrrlo jm . Mnt »iii- lr > m ■ he c»\laiirr. “f.
w I
•/«. 7. pu^. 253. 7"^^, A'. JL5.-R*.-F.o.-iS Er.
Bridge. 453
sin suspended; in the exergue, the date €T. FMr. (aa 146) ^.8^.— R^.— F.O.— 2o*fr.
197. Another almost similar, (a). ^.8.-R^.-F.o,-2o fr.
198. n TETAC. KAICA. Bare head of Geta.
^. KOIN. no. N£OKAIG. MHTPO. AND. PMH. (year
148). Tetrastyle temple. D.. . . ^.9.-R4.-F.o.-2o fr.
Sestini, Lett. nam. Chapter III. p. 9. N**. a6.
Severus Alexander.
199 Head of Severus Alexander.
IC. NEOKAIG. MHT. nONTOY. €T. PS. (year 160). Table on which is an urn from which rises two flippers; under the table, a vase with handles from which two palm fronds also come out. Q. ^.g.-R^.-F.o.-So fr.
Gessner, Impp. Tab. x66. Fig. 43*.
200. Other; NEOKAIG. MHT. nONTOT. AND. P2B. (year 162). Table on which are two urns with fins. Q. Vaillant^ Gr.p. i38. iE.g-R^.-F.o.-^o fr.
Gallienus.
201. AYT. K.n. AIK. FAAAIHNOG. Laureate head of Gai- link, on the right, with the paludamentum. ^
l(. MHT. N€OKAI; at the bottom, €T. Pq0. (year 199).
Oblong square base, on which are two urns games; in each of them, two palm fronds. Q. Its- United, Lett. num, Continue. Got you. f^JI, pag, 33. No, 16. Tab. /. Fig. 12 -ffi.7.-R^.-F.o.-20 fr.
(a) The medals I have just described bear the date PMR. (146); it's after a plos scrnpalenz exam that I get upset, noticed the mistake of Pellerin, who gave the year PMB.(i4a) Voject Description. T. II. p. 353. N®». ia5 and 126.
454 Bridge.
2oa Laureate head of Gallienus.
li. MHT. N€OKAICAPIAa €T. Pq0. (year 199). Crown. D ^9.-R^-F.o.-24 fr«
Mas. Arig. I. al. x4, aa4-
PHARNACIA.
"See it in the Description Volume II, p, 355, the AuroMOif Medal k
Greek in bronge.
SUPPLBMBNT.
203. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy.
i(. OA. SAMISoHS. Thyrsus with strips. Q. Sestini, Descr, num, vet, p. 287. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
204. Laureate head of Jupiter.
i(. fAFMAKEIAS. Eagle 9 wings outstretched, seen from face f placed on a thunderbolt; in the field, the mono- gram (4^3). a .£.4|*-R^*-F.o.-t8 fn
Sestlni, Lett. nam. Continue. Chapter III. p. 63.
PIMOLISA, nunc Osmawgik.
See, in the Description Volume IL p, 355, the Autoho Medals
bronze Greek statues.
SUPPLEMENT.
2o5. Helmeted head of Pallas.
%, ..IMOAIS. Quiver with its link. Q. Mus, San- clem. Num. salt. Tom. I. pag» 253. Taù. X» Fig. 86 £.5.-R«.-F.o.-ia fr.
SARBANISSÀ Sinopensiurrij numus regius.
The Medal of this city is: In bronze. R®. — F.o. Small modal 100 fr.
Polemon 11^
206 AEYS. noA Diademed head of Polemon IT.
l(. S(APBA)NISSÛN. TON. SINO. La Fbl-tune deb., left; in the field, l. q. (an^o). (a). D. His- tini, Çtass. general, edit, secunda, p, 60, ex Mus. Com, a TViczay ^.4»-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr.
SEBASTOPOLIS.
See, in the Description. Volume II, p. 355 et seq., the Autohome Medal Greek in bronze, and the Greek imperials in bronze of
Antoninus the Pious. Jolie Domna.
SUPPLEMENT.
207. I€PA. CTNKAHToC. {lit. fitg.). Bare head of the Senate, on the right, with the chiamydis on the shoulders.
ti. ceBACTonoAeiTON. Juno or Nemesis standing, front view, the head surmounted by the modius and veiled, dressed in the slola, holding the, right hand hanging his garment, and the left hand placed on his chest trine ^.6.tR*.-F.o.-ioo fr.
208. ceBACToIIoAIC. Helmeted figure, in short coat,
(a) This date relates to Caesarean section, of which we say a word, below, p. 476, footnote {b). It corresponds to Tan of Rome 797, 44 AD
456 Bridge.
walking ^ to the left, holding in the left hand the
parazonium, and the right on a liaste.
i^. oMoNoIA. Woman seated there on the left, holding
right hand a coat hook. □. . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr. Sestini» Lett. nam. Continaaz. T. IX. p. ig. Tab. IT Fig. i.
Antoninus Pius.
2og. ...... Head of Antoninus the Pious.
i(. C€BACTOnOA€ITQN. Diana of Ephesus, with deer and its supports. D £.6.-R'.-F.o.-ioo fr.
Mas. Arig. I.4> ^*
TRAPEZVS, nunc TribisÀn, vel Trebisonda.
City era, 8i6 from the founding of Rome, ^63 AD
See, in the Description Volume II. p, 356 et seq. , the Medalists
Greek impArialss in bromine
Trajan. Elagabàle. Severe Alexandrt.
SUPPLEMENT.
Trajanus*
2 1 o. Eradicated legend. Head of Trajan, so it seems. Ji €ZOTNTIU)N. Bone of the god Lunus, the head
covered with a radiant cap. Q. ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-4o fr. Sestini, Lett. name. Coniin. Volume VII. p. 34. N^. 3 That), and Christ. Ramas, Cat. nam. vet. Masei Reg. Dan. I.p. 195. N**. z. 211. AT. KAIC. NeP. TPAIANOC. C€B. GAPMA. AAK. Head Laurea of Trajan > right.
vi. TPAneZOTNTIWN. €T. N. (year 5o), in four
(a) Çestlni, 1. c, brings back five other crude medals of the Gallery of Florence struck by the same prince, and described by him the No*. X and a. I believe that they might as well belong to Trapesopolis of Caria.
Bridge. 4^7
lines, in a laurel wreath (a). Q. Firm of the late M, Tôchon ^.5|.-R^-F.o.-3o fr.
Mr. Aurelius.
212. ATTT. K.M.AT. ANTÛNCINOC. C€B. Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius.
i(. Legend erased. Young head, with chest, covered with a cap. struck off, driving a car val? (oh). D. S^stini, LeU. num. Keep going. T. Vil* p, 35. iV^ 5 . . , jE.g.-R^-F.o.-So fr.
Septirnius Severus.
ai 3 Laureate head of Septimius Severus.
K. TPAHEZOrNTIÛN. EAP. (year i35). Lunus covered from the radiated Phrygian cap, on horseback, seen at half-length
as well as the horse. D. ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Eckhcl, C^t. mas. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. i38. N"". i.
JuUa Domna.
214. lOTAIA. AOMNA...;. Bust of Julia Dorana, with the stola on the chest.
H. TPAneZOïNTIÛN. €. PaCB. (year 162). {Lia. vitiaL) The god Mois on horseback, advancing towards an altar; der- behind, a tree. D. Sest, L v. iV«. 6. ^.9.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.
{a) The date I. (lo), which I reported according to Thenpoli, Descript. T.n. p. 356. N^. zSSv, is vicious: there are only a few years between the first year of the reign of Trajan and the last of that of Ela- galMile.
{b) Mr. Sestini thinks that the type of the dien Lnnns Tantorise ran ger^ this medal among those of Trapézns; but we can object that this same type is found in Trapezopolis of Caria, and its attribution does not seem certain. The only factory of medal must be consulted, to assign him a true homeland.
458 Bridge.
Caracalla.
2i5. AY. iC. m; AT. ANTONeiNOC. Young head, laurëe, of Caracalla.
K. TPncZOTNTIOON. {sic) 0AP. (year i3^). Serapis standing, right hand raised, and pure pole 4^"^ the left. Q £.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Eckbel, Gat. mins. Caes. Yindob. T.I. p. x3<^. N*^. a. 2l6. Ai. KAI. Mr. ATP. (ANTOONINCO. litufug.)', in se- conde line, IOTA. AOM. Laureate head of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum. (a)
li, TPAliezOTN The god Lunus on horseback,
walking, right, head covered with Phrygian cap radiate, wearing the chlamys and a species with ^anaxj^- m/ in front, an altar; behind, a tree; in the
ch., under the horse, r. Q... . . I. io.-R',-F.o.-ïoo fr.
Cab. unknown individual.
Elagabalus.
217 Head of Elagabalus.
ji. TPAnezOTNTIûN. €. P3EB. (year 162). Lunus on horseback val, advancing towards ui| altar, {b). Q. iE.9.-R^.-F.o.-4o f.
Cat. d'£nnexy,.p, 545. N*^..3544. 218. AT. K.M.AT. ANTON€lNOC. Laureate head of Elaga- bale, right, with the paludamentum.
i(. TPAIïezOTNTIûN. {lit. extr,). Lunus on horseback, to the right, approaching an altar; on one side, a man deb. under a tree; on the other side, another man covered with the chlamys, holding in his hands a
(a) The medal having been struck, it would appear that the head troave attached to nne den.
{b) In Catal. d'Ennery, this medal is considered as being from Caracalla; but the date does not correspond to the reign of this prtnc*» but indeed to that of Elagabalus.
Bridge. 4S9
torch^ above, a little genius; at random, a ser- creeping slope. Q: ...,.'.... .. *-yE.9.'*-R'.-F.ô.-4o fr.
Sestini, LeU. name. Continue. T.VU. p. 36. 8. Tab. I. Fig. i3.
Gordianus Pius.
219. ATT. K, M. ANT. TOP/aANOC. C€B. Laurë bust of Gordian y on the right.
i^. TPAIiezONTIQN. Standing Fortune, left. Q. Com, TViczajr, Mus, Hederv, Tom.d, pi i85. No. 4433 ^.8.-R«.-F.o.-3o fr. /
Scdonina. {a)
ZELA^ nunc Zilè.
Till era, 816 from the founding of Rome, 63 AD
See, in the Description Volume II. p.^S'j y the Imperial Medals
bronze Greek statues
Jalia Domna. Caracalla.
SUPPLEMENT.
Julia Domna.
220. lOTAIA. AOMNA. AYrOïC... Head of Julia Domna, right; underneath, a leaf.
ji, ZHAIToN no. Hexastyle temple, with a
pediment indented towards the center (è); in the exergue, €T. PM. (year 140) £.7|.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
(a) Mr. Sestini described a medal of this princess, but the reverse legend is dense. Foye^ Sestini, Descript. name. ret. p. a38.
ih) This temple is that of Anaïtis, a Persian divinity greatly honored in
46o Bridge.
221. lOTAIA. ÂOMNA Head of Julia Domna.
Ht. KOI. No. ZHAITOON. €T. FMB. (year 142). (û). Hexastyle temple. Q. Sestini, Lett. num, Continue T: IX. p. ig. No, 1 £.7|.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr.
Caracalla.
222. Ai. KAI. Mr. ATPH. ANTooNINOC. C€B. Laureate head of Caracalla, on the right.
I(. ZHAITOON. TOT. HONT. eX. PMB. (year 142). Hexastyle temple similar to the previous one. D. Eckhel, Catal, mus. Caes. Vindob, Tom, I. p. 189. N^. 1. Tab. III. Fig. i ^.8.-R«.-F.o.-3o fr.
223. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTooN. Laureate head of Cara- young calla, right.
y. ZHAITo... nONT. €T. PAiF. (year i43). Temple tetrastyle whose entrance is closed by a trellis, a. Cab. by M. de La Goj iE.8.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr.
224. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATP. AMTooN.... Head imbejrbe and Laurea of Caracalla, right.
I(. ZHAITCON. TOT. HON.; bottom, PMF. (anui43). Tetrastyle temple of the Doric order, whose pediment is decorated with a star. □. Sestini, Lett. num. Continue, T.IF. p. 70. Tab. V'Fig. 2. iE.8.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr.
Zela. Belley, Mém. of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres, T. XXIV, and Strabo, Liv. XII. c. 2. §. 26.
(a) Mr. Sestini claims, 1. c. , qae sar the medal of the cabinet do King, when I brought back the description, it read PMB. year place of PM. Neither Pellerin nor I saw any trace of this number a, neither with this medal, nor with that of the same firm there^- written below, year N^. 220.
Kings of Pontus and the Bosphorus ciMMÉBiBif. 46 1
225. Ai. KAI. Mr. AïPH. ANT Hairless head, lairce,
of Caracalla.
151. ZH TOT. do not have below, AND. P^R. (year
146). Tetrastyle temple in which there is an altar on mounted by a star. Q ^.6.-R^.-F.d.-3o fr.
Setftini, Lett. nara. T.YI. p. 36.
KINGS OF THE BRIDGE
AND THE CIMMERIAN BOSPHORUS.
(Era of the kings of Pontus, later adopted by the kings of the Bosphorus, 457 from the founding of Rome, 397 BC. )
PAERISADES II, Jorte Spartoci IFfilius,
Bospori rex.
(Reigned since Tan of Rome 465, aSg BC (a). The duration of
his reign is not known. )
See, in the Description Volume II. /?. 358, the Gold Medal awarded to Périsades 1st, son of Leucon, and restored here to Périsades II, following Fisconti's opinion. {6)
SUPPLEMENT.
I. Diademed head of Perisade II, right.
^L. ^3A2IA£as. nAIPISAAoT. Pallas seated on a
(a) This assumes that Perisades II is truly the son of Spar- tocas IV, died Tan of Rome 465, 289 BC If, like this is possible, he was the son of another Spartocnes, his reign fell beroit pines late. There 7 a, in the Bosphorus iatory, nn empty of 174 years between the reign of Spartocns IV and the end of the reign of Perisades III, who ceded his states to MithridatesYI, king of Pontus, Tan of Rome 639, ii5 BC
(b) Iconog. gr. T. II. p. lay. Edit. in-4*.
402 "^ Kings of Bridge
seat, turned to the left, 'holding hands right a small Victory, left elbow supported on his shield; under the seat., the monogram of Panticapaea figured under the N^. 4^9 P^^^ ^^^9 ^^ ^^^~ tooth, (a), k Ar.4|.-R*«-F.o.-iooo fr.
2. Diademed head of Perisade II, right.
1^. BA2IAE122. IIAIFISAAoY. Pallas seated on a seat, facing left, holding hands right a small Victory, left elbow supported on his shield^ under the seat, the monogram (33 1); lower, a trident. □. . . . ^.4|.-R*.-F.o.-iooo fr.
Cab. of Mr. Count de RomanzofT. Kœhler, Help description ■ medal of Spartocas, PI. I.Fig. 3, to Périsade I«'.
LEVCO II, rex Bospori.
Yoyez, in the Description Volume IL p, 358, the Bronze Medal from the office of Mr. Fourcade, in &nope. {b)
SUPPLEMENT.
3. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin of the lion.
^. BASIA... AET1U2... Bow; underneath, a club. □ é iE.6.-R^-F.o.-loo fr.
Cab. da earl of RpmaiizofP. Koehler, I>99eript. d*ane medal from Spartocns, PI. I.Fig. i.
■ {a) This medal, in the King's cabinet, is the same as that which been described in the body of TonTirage; but the monogram was incorrectly indicated:>aa N^. 53i dn Rec. , it can be substituted, as we do let's say here, the N*^. 46g of this Snppl.
(b) This medal had until now been awarded to Leucon, father of Perisades I*', and king of Bosphorus, died Tan 36o BC. This attribution was recently contested by Mr. Kœhler, who believes '
AND OF THE Gimbrian Bosphorus. 4^3
4. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin of the liou. I
^. BAZIAE... AETKQ... Club; underneath, an arch. a iE.5i.-R7.-.F,o\ioo fr.
Cab. da Count of Romanzoff. Koehler, Descript. donkey medal from Spartocns, PI. I.Fig. 2.
SPART OC VS, rex Bospori incertus Y , Vl^
velYll.
'S •
This king's medal is: In silver. R"^. — F.*. Small medallion 800 fr.
5. Diademed head of Spartocus, ^ ^right.
^. BASIAEQS. [S]nAPToKoï. Bow in a quiver j
in the ch., the mon. (468). Q. A.,6.-R'ft'.-F.*.-8oo fr. Koebler, Descript. of ane^éd. from Spartocas, Saint Petersburg, i8a4, in the office of Mr. Count de Romanzoff.
\
.r
qne this medal was struck under a posterior Lencon. See Kœbler, Reroarqoes snr nn work entitled Antiq. Greeks of Bosphorus cimmerlen, p. 46. This Lencon, whom we call Leu- con II, could not reign until after Perisades II, in. the^ supposition sb the latter was the son of Spartocus lY.
According to a faulty note which had been sent to us, we have says, in our Description, 1. ç. , that the head offered by the medal of the Mr. Fourcade's office was that of Lencoà. Mr. Yisconti, on more exact information, we learn, in his Iconography Greek, T. II. p. ia4f i^ote 3, edit. in-4**., that instead of the head of Lencon, 01^ sees in it an ideal head of some divinity. It is, in fact, recognized today that this head is that of Hercale, as we see it sees the medals of Alexander the Great, and as presented also include the two other Lencon medals, reported above.
464 Kings of Pontus,
MITHRIDATES III, filius Mithridatis II,
rex Ponti.
(RegDe depaû Tan de Rome 45a, 3oa BC, jiuqa* à Tan de
Rome 488, a66 BC) {a)
Toyez, in the Description Volume II, p, 358, the Silver Medallion attributed to Mithridates II, and restored here to Mithridates lU, according to Fis- conti. (b)
SUPPLEMENT.
6. Diademed head of Mithridates III.
^. BAZIAEQZ. MI0FAAATOY. Jixp\ieT''Aëtophore seated, turned to the left, left hand placed on the pure haste; in the field, the monogr. (yaS du Rec), star and crescent A.g.-R'.-F.^.-Sod fr.
7. Other; in the field, KAI.; under the seat of Jupiter, M. ^below, year K0. (29). (c). D. Sestini, Lett. num. T.VI. p. 36 A.g.-R'.-F.^.-Soo fr.
PHARNACES l.Jilius Mithridatis ir,
rex Ponti.
(Reign of Pois Tan of Rome 570, 184 BC, joaqa* in Pan àe
Rome 597, 167 BC)
Toyez, in the Description Volume II, p. 359, the MédajBons ^pr and silver of this King, with the letters 112., or the monogram Jbrmé letters UOX.
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OBSKByATION.
I still persist in the opinion that I made known to the great gold medallion of Phamace!•', king of Pont, interviewed by Im
(a) It was the reign of this prince that began the Tere of the Kings Bridge, adopted, in the snite, by the kings of the Cimmerian Bosphorus. (è>) Iconog. gr. T. II. p. laS, edit. in-4*. (c) This date corresponds to k Tan of Rome 485, S169 BC.
Gallery
AND OF THE Bosphorus ciiimbhibn. 4^5
Florence Gallery. Je Tavois alora reported as dontenz without to have one again, but, to Truth, all the probabilities that can arise from the practical knowledge of medals; actually that I examined it on pins scmpnlenx in Florence itself, I took say with certainty that Hl is false, of modern corner, and almost similar to the silver medallion of Pembrock.
Finding myself therefore in contradiction with Yisconti, who, in llco- nograpbie, thought it necessary to admit this medallion as true, I I am forced to say here that I have not changed my way of seeing, and to add that the reasons given by this scholar to prove Tauthen- tity of the gold medallion of Pbarnace cannot be admitted, and that we cannot assimilate, as!1 does, this gold medallion to those kings of Egypt, who appear to have been struck for consequences creations or any other special circumstances. I will add, moreover, that only very experienced numismatists can pro- mention similar difficulties, which are less relevant to Téru- addition to the practical knowledge of medals.
MITHRIDATES V Es^rgetes, Jilius Phama-
cis /, rex Pond.
(Reigned from the year of Rome 597, 157 BC, until Tan de
Rome 63 1, xa3 BC)
See, in the Description Volume II. p. SSg, the Medallion rigged in silver of this king, with the TOP date. (178) from the era of Pontus»
This medallion, published by Vaillant in his work ftosthnme on the kings of Pontus, judging from the engraving, appear to be corner modern. ^
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466 Kings of Poht
MITHRIDATES VI Eupator, Diohfsus.JiUus Mithridatis V, rex Pontiy subînde and Bospori.
(Reigns tnr the Poat since Tan of Rome 63 1, ia3 ATant L-C, joa- qa* in Tan of Rome 691, 65 AD, and becomes master of Boé- plore by the ceasion qoe to him (at Périaade III, the year of Rome 6)9, ixSavant J.-C.)
See, in the Description Volume IL p. 36o and following. , the medals Greek letters of this king in gold and silver, with the OZ eras. > BI2. » ri2., ei2.> BK2., rK2., EKS. from the Pont era.
I made known the different modern corners that exist medals of the king; I must also warn a large number of people medallions were cast on the antique with much care, and sb*we must be careful about it.
SUPPLEMENT.
8. Diadeinated head of Mithridates VI, right.
^L » BASIAEaS. MI0PAAATOY. £TnATo7o2. Deer grazing, on the left 5 in the field, on the side, one crescent surmounted by a star ^ on the other, 0S. (year 209) and the monogram (358); all in one cou- ivy bush. Q ^.5.-R'.-F*.-5oo fr.
Domersan, Descr. of Meds. ant. of Cab. of the late Mr. Allier of Hanterocbe, Pl.yiII. Pig. 7.
9. Other; in the field, on one side, a crescent on ascended by a star; on the other, A. and the monog. (470)^ below, SKB. (year 222) in monogram; all in a wreath of ivy. D ^.5.-R*.-F.*.-5oo fr. .
Sestini, Descr. num. vet. p. aSg. N*^. x.
10. Same diademed head.
Ij£. BASIAEOS. MI0PAAATOÏ. ETnAToPoX. Pegasus pastureman, left; in front, a crescent surmounts of a star; behind, the ES date. (year 2o5) and the mono-
BT DU B0S>ft01l% âtBtMBRIEN. ^Ef
gramme {47^)\ at the bottom f A* ^ lé all in Une oauronne ivy* D ..”...«»»» ^.< «. Af9^-&7»-F.'^<-3oo fr.
Sestini, DMcriz» del mas. Fontana, p. 8a. N**. i. Qab. éê Mr. dac de Blacas d*Anlpt,
I i. Diademed head of Mithridates YI, right.
^. BASIABÛS. MI0PAAATOT. ETHAToPoS. Pegasus
pasissant^ to gaac&ë; detaâtj erolssan^f ëttt^otité d’iîil star; star; behind, Ë2. (year 2o5) and the. letters ^; at the bottom,
All in a wreath of ivy. □. Sestini, L c. No. 2. Tab. FI. Flg.^" • • ^8.-R'.-^F-*.-3oo fr.
there. Diademed head of Mithridates VI, right.
I^. BAZIAEÛ2. MiapAAAtoT. ETtlAtoPoS. Vigaiie pasture, left) deirattt^ ûtt eroiss^ktit surmounted by a star; behind, ZS. (year 207) and the mon” (695 dfi Rea); all in a wreath of ivy. Q. jDurnetsfùn, Descr, Med* ant. du^Cab. of fire M* Allitir of Hautetôchcy PL IX. Fig, t. A..9»-.R^*F.*é'-^o6 fr.
13. Diademed head of Mithridates VI, right.
I^. BASIAEaS. MI0PAAAAtor< StÛAToPôS. Pegasus pasissant, on the left i in ch. , the HS date. (year 2(td) , a star in Un CPôis^ànt, 6t the monogram (474); in the exergue, the letter B.; all in one box of ivy A.g.-R«.-P.*.i-260 fr.
14. Same head.
^. Same legend. Grazing deer, right; in front, crescent with a star; behind, HS. (year 208) and a monogram; at the bottom, O.; all in a crown ivy. Q^ Â.9.-R^.-F.*.-2oo fr.
Sestini, Descriz. del mas. Fontana, p. 83. N**. 3.
i5. Diademed head of Mithridates, right.
^. BASIAEaS. AÏI0PAAATOY. ErHAToPoS. Pegasus
Gg*
/
468 Kings of Bridge
)' grazing, on the left; in the field, star in a croissant^ different monogram and HS date. (year 208). Q; A..9|.-R8.-F.*.-20o fr.
Gab. Arandel], in London.
16. Another almost similar. □. A.g.-R^-F.*.-2oo fr.
Another foreign firm.
17. Diademed head of Mithridates VI Eupator, dexterous. ^. BASIAEÛS. MI0PAAATOT. EtnAToPoS. Pegasus
pasture, left; in the field, on the left, a star in a crescent^ on the right, BIX. (year 212) and the monogr. (i 3oo of Rec.) 5 at the bottom, A. ^ all in one ivy wreath, {to) A.9|.-R*,-F.**.-200 fr.
18. Diademed head of Mithridates, right.
>. BASIAEaS. MI0PAAATOÏ. EtnAToPoX. Deer grazing y on the left; in the field, the monogr. (472 and 4?^) 9 star and crescent, the date BIS. (year 21a) and the letters IB. • all in a crown of vine leaves. D. Cab, from Theodosia in Crimea. A. io.-R*.-F.*.-i5o fir.
19. Other; in the field, BIS. (year 212), star and
crescent, and MAKP., in monogram; at the bottom, £.
D A..9.-R5.-F.*.-i5o fr.
Seatini, Deacr. nnm. Tet. p. a3<^ N*^. has.
20. Other; in the field, the monograms (47^ and 476), star, crescent, and the date BK2. (year 222); at bottom, 0. a A.9Î..R6.-F.**.-2oo fr.
Combe, Mna. Britann. Tab. IX. Fig. 5.
21. Other; in the field, the monogr. ($47 and 477) 9 a star, a crescent, and the date AK2. (year 224); at the bottom, the letter r. Q A..g|.-R«.-F.**.-2qo fr.
Cab. by M. Ed. de Cadalvepe, French traveler.
(a) ]!|^edal already described, mala with less ezactitode. Fojrez Deicript. T. II. p. 36o. No. 9.
AND OF THE OIMMBRIAN BôSPKOBE. 46^
PHARNACESES ïl/jfUius ^thridatisl^li^x Bosporiy subinde and Ponti.
(Reign of the Bosphorus ^eptiis Fan of Rome 691; 63 BC, JDsqn'à Tan de Rome 707, 47 having Ji^G. , and makes himself master of Bridge towards the end of its reception. ) .