Description of Ancient Greek and Roman Medals, vol. 1 (1829) — vol. GB-01 — 1829

The medals of this king are: (b) In bronze. R^. — F.b. Ordinary modal 80 fr.

3o9.. Legend deleted. Diademed head of Rhadamsades; next to it, a scepter; below, the EX date. (year 6o5).

Ji. Head to Constant's urea! n-Ie-Graud? (c). Q. Cab. of Mr. Cousinety; iE.4|--R'.*F.b.-8o fr.

(a) The first year of this prince's reign is uncertain.

(b) This king was named, by Mr. Colonel de Stempkovsky, Rkada- rnécaHs» See, his Notice snr the medals of this princee. Mr. de Kahler, 1. c. infrà, names it with plas of foundation Rkadamtes, Jt lai gives here the name of Rhadamsades oa of Rhadamses. See the me- learned daille, belonging to Mr. Baron de Cbandoir.

(c) This medal has already been described and given to an Saaromate; but it appears to belong to Rhadamsades. Voytz Description. T. II. p. 385. W. i63

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Kings of the Bosphorus. 547

303. BA€IA€OOÇ. PAAAAM£AA. Diadenied head of Rhadam- sades, on the right.

HC. Diademed head of Constantine the Great (to); of- front, a club^ below, the date ZX. (year 607). □. Cab. of Mr. Baron de Chaudoir. Ej.^.-1^} .^Y .h^^-i 00 fr.

304. BACIAecoC Diademed head, right.

i^. Radiated head of Conslantin-le-Grand; below, I date HX. (year 608)? {b). □. . jE.4.-R».-F.b.-8o fr.

305. BACIAETG. PAAAMC. Diademed bust, right.

^., Bust of Constantine the Great, surrounded by a dia- dome whose ends fall on its back, to the right. ; in front, a scepter; below, the riX date. (year 61 3). □. Koehler, Greek medals of the Kings of Baclrianey p. i3. iV^ 3. PI IL Fig,6, of the Imperial Cab/ Russia, , . . . . ^.5.-R*.-F.b.-8o fr.

3o6 PAAAMC. Same place as tiara, right.

it. Tiara bust of Constantine the Great, right. ; in front, a scepter; below, the AIX date. (year 614) • □ ^.5.-R».-F.b.-8o fr.

Koebler, l. c. N*^. 4» d*on Cab. particular of Saint-Petersboarg.

{a) Mr. Baron de Gbaadoir ro* observed that the sigma which is found repeated three times in the legend of this medal is constant- ment of this form £; he thinks, according to this, that the lessons have been given so far are faulty, and which can be read PAAAM2AA., linked to PAAAM6. It was noted that the medal on which he makes this observation is the same as that of the cabinet by Mr. de Blaramberg, published by Mr. Colonel de Stempkovskj in its Notice, already cited above.

(b) Cary, History of the Kings of Bospbore, p. 83, and Pemborock, Part. II. Tab. 68.Fig. ii, placed this medal among the Incer- Bospbore tains.

Mm*

548 Kings of the Bosporus.

307. BAGIAEuX:. FAAAMC. Bust of Rhadamsades, right. i(. Tiara bust of Constaatin-le-Graud, right;

in front, a scepter; below, the date £IX. (year 61 5). {a),

D ^.5.-R«.-F.b.-8o fr.

Koehler, Med. Greeks of the Kings of Bactria, p. i3. N<*. 5, da Mas. imp. from Russia.

308. BACIAE... FAAAMC. Same bust of Rhadamsades, on the right.

fi. Same tiara bust of Gonstantin-le-Grand, right; in front, a scepter; below, the date nx.

(year 616). {b), D ^.5.-R*.-F.b.-8o fr.

Koehler, I. c. No. 6, of an Gab. particular.

RHESCVPORIS VIII.

(Reigned since the year of Rome 1 07a 00 1 078, 3 1 9 on 3ao AD, jas- sb*to Tan of Rome io85 on 1086, 33a on 333 of J.-G.) (c)

See., in the Description Volume II. p. 386, the medals of this king,

described to Rhescuporis V,

SUPPLEMENT.

I

309 ,.oYCHCKoT. (////. transposilis). Diade head-

mother of Rhescuporis VIII, right; in front, .'•,*"•

%. Laureate head of Constantine; in the field, A. and a bident or T.; below, ïX. (year 610). [c), □. Dumer-,

r

(a) Léon de Waxel published a medal bearing the same date, qa'îl gave to nn.Rbescaporis, reading the legend of this ma- name: BAGIA6COC. PAC I think it's an evil Radamsades

preserved. Fq7«« his collection of some antiquities of Bospbore, p. 3o. N*. 66.

(Jf) First year of the reign of Rbescuporis VIII, according to Kœhler. {c) This date and the following two prove that Rhadamsades has

Kings of the Bosphorus. 549

s an y Descript, from Cah. of the late M: Jt Hier de Haute- rock, PL X. Fig, 1 1 ^.4.-R8.-F.b.-.5o fr.

3io. Other, with riX date. (year 6i3). □. Sestini,

Classes gen. edit, scunda, p, 64- ^.4--R*«'"F-^'"8 fr.

3i I. Other, with €IX. (year 6i5). □. -*:.4.-R4.-t.b.-8 fr.

Sestini, 4. c.

3 12 PHCKoTIIoJ*.... Diademed head of Rhescu-

poris VIII, right; in front, a trident.

i(. Head of Constantine I", right; front, a bident; below, 71X. (year 6i6). iE.4.-R^-F.b,-6 fr.

3i3. BACIAEcaC. PHCKoTHoPIC. Tiara bust of Rhes- cuporis VIII, turned right; in front, a trident.

fi. Bust of Constantine the Great, facing right i in front, a bident; below, the date ZIX. (year 617), Q. (a). Koehler, Greek medals of the Kings of Bactriane y p, 16 ^.4.-R^.-F.b.-6 fr.

SAVROMATS VII.

The medals of the latter Sanromate are missing.

reigned at the same time as Rhescnporis VIII, perhaps over a difTerent part of the Bosphorus.

(a) List the varieties described in Rhescnporis T, with dates HDC., KX.. AKX., BKX., TKX. and AKX.; 618,620, 6ai, 6aa, 6a3 and 6a4. Description T. II. p. 386 and sniv. Mr. de Koehler no^ did again collect the dates £KX., HKX. and 0KX.; 6'j5, 6a8 and 629. Fqye* 1. c. p. 43.

55o Paphlagonis. . ^

PAPHLAGONIA, niinc Rum, vel Pascia-

LiK di Kastamuni.

ABONI-TIGHOS giiod and ONOPOLIS, nunc AiNÈH-BoLi, ^'6'/ Ynkbold.

See, in the Description Volume IL p. 387, /a Auroiroi Medal» Greek in bronze, and the Greek luvàRiKLEs in bronxe d*j4ntomm the Pious, with the name cTAboni-Tichos, and the Greek xmpkrialks in bronze of L, Vértis and L, Lucille, with the name

SUPPLEMENT.

Antoninus More.

1. ATT. K,AIC. ANTÛNEINOC. ETC. CEB. vcl ATT. KAI- CAP. ANTaN€lNOC. Bare or laureate head of Antoninus the Pious.

ji. ABûNOT€IX€lTûN. iAesculapius and Hygiea deboat. u • ••••• iJD.Q.— R .— F.O.— >ioo fr*

Taillant, Nain, gr., and Sestini, I>escript. nam. vet. p. a4t. Tab. V. Fig. 10.

2. Other; Nemesis standing, dressed in the siola, carrying right hand towards his face, holding with the left a cornucopia. Q ^.6.-R^.-F.*.-36 fr.

Tailor, 1. o.

3. Other; serpent stands on its folds. Q. Vaillant,

the iE.6.-R6.-F.1i.-36 fr.

4. Other; two snakes, one of them hissing lies in the other's ear. Q... ^.6.-R6.-F.*.-36 fr-

Vaillant, I. c.

5. Other, with ABONOTEIXEITÛN. TATKON. Snake human head, standing up. □. Valiant, Numismata grœca ^.9 -R6.-F.*.-ioo fir..

Paphlagonia. 55i

Mr. AureUus.

6 Head of Mr. Aurèle.

Ji, ABaNOTEIXEiraN. Standing woman, dressed in tunic, holding a serpent in his right hand, and the g. a cornucopia. Q. ^.5.-R^-F.*.-2o fr.

. Valiant, Name. gr.

AEGIALVS DO Castelli> Calla de Gide.

See, in the Description Volume II. p. 38S, the iMpiRiAi.Bs Medals

bronze Greek statues

Jalia Domna. Caracalla. (a)

AMASTRIS, Amassreh, Amastra^ Amarsa^

Will amass^ Samatro.

See, in the Description Volume IL p, 389 et seq., the Medals Greek AVTOivoMxs in bronze, and the Greek i]iipiB.zALB8 in bronze of

Nerva. Fanstine the mother. Grispine.

Plotina. Mr. Anrèlç. Caracalla.

Hadrian. Fanatine the young one. Moesa.

Anlonin le Pienz. L. Vérns. Gordian the Pienx.

SUPPIiBUSNT.

7. Hairless head of King Lysimachus, with the horn of ram, and wearing the Phrygian cap decorated with laurel and a star.

i(. AMASTPIEÛN. Queen Amastris seated on a

(a) The medal of Caracalla, described in ^gialns dp Peloponeae, Volume II. p. i63. N**. ii5, was postponed with no reason to ia Paphlagonia. See the same volume, p. 388. N®. 5.

552 Paphlagonib.

seat, turned to the left, right hand extended, and a scepter in the left. □. . A.6.-R*.-F.*.-3oo fr.

Sestini, Lett. nnm. Continaaz. T.Tin. p. 5. Tab. I.Fig. 5. 8. Manly, hairless head, right, wearing a cap Phrygian decorated with a laurel wreath and a star, right, {a)

ti, AMASTPIEÛN. Seated woman, left, head surnamed with a small modius, held on the right hand. a small Victory, and on the left a scepter; of- before her, a flower. □ A.6.-R*.-F.*.-3oo fr,

Damersan, Descr. da Cab. by Mr. Chevalier Allier de Haate- roebe, PI. X.N®. there.

g. Head of Pallas, right, the visor of his helmet or- born of four horses abreast.

Ji. AMASTPEû.. Perseus standing, wearing a species of title, holding the harpa in his right hand, and the g. the head of Medusa, whose body is lying on the ground; danslech.,lesmon. (483 and 484). iE.8|.-R<-F.o.-i5 fr:

10. Another almost similar. . . . ^.8.-R4.-F.o.-i5 fr.

1 1. Laureate head of Jupiter.

Bf.. AMASTPEûS. €K. (year 25). Cornucopia on which He is placed an eagle. (6). a. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

Da Foreign Cabinet.

12. Mg\àe, with the head of Medusa in the middle.

Bf., AMASTPEÛS. Victory walking, right, por- so much on his shoulders a palm; in the field, the

monogram (4*6), . .Ê.55.-R4.-F.o.^8 fr.

i3. Other; in the field, the monograms (4^3 and 446) iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

(a) According to Vîsconti, it is the head of Lysimaqae. See its Icono- Greek grapbie.

{V) We still know the dates ir. and ^Mr. , x3 and 43, with different types”.

PxPHLAâONIfi. 553

i4' Other, without monogram. . . ^.5|.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

i5. Turret head of a woman, right.

ti. AMA2TFEÎ2S. , in two lines*; below, the mo- nogram(485); all in a wreath of laurel rier, (û) ^ ^.5.— R^.— F.Oc— lo fr.

i6. MHTPo. AMACTFIANaN. Radiated head of the Sun, right.

i(. MHTFo. Star in a crescent; below, M. vel AA ^.4.-RS.-F.o.-i5 fr.

17. oMHFoG. {lut. ef^/i.). Diademed head of Homer.

li. AMACTFIANON. Woman dressed in the stola, end, on the left, presenting with the right hand a flower with triple leaves, and with a horn on the left

of abundance. □ ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Sestmi,Describe. del mas. P. di Danimarca, p. XIX, 1.

18. oMHFoC. Same head.

i^. AMACTFIANÛN. Woman dressed in the sfola, and the modius on the head, seated on a seat, and turned to left, holding the parazonium in the right hand, and the pure haste of the left. □. . ^.5-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

• Combe, Vet. pop. and reg. num. Tab. IX. No. 7.

Domitia.

19. AOMETIA. (51c) CÈBACTH. Head of Domitia.

li. Eni. ACKAHniAAOT. AMACTPIANÛN. Diane of Ephesus. (b). Q iE.5.-R®.-F.o.-5o fr.

Sestini, Lelt. nam. Continaaz. T. VllI. p. 6. 4.

{a) Sestini reports, in his Descr. nnm. vet. p. a4i * a me- similar size to which it has the AMA2TPEA2. with the letters FI.; Haym gives the letters FM.

(b) Vaillant’s lesson appears inaccurate.

^

554 Paphlagonia.

Trajanus.

20 TFAIANOC. KAICAF. G6BAG. r€. Laarëe head of

Trajan.

%, AMAGTFIANaN. Woman standing, holding right hand of the ears, and in the left a pole. n iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Seatini, Lett. nam. Goationaz. Vol. VIII. p, 6. N<>. 5.

21 TPAIANOC. API Laureate head of Trajan.

I(. AMACTFIANaN. MHTFOnOAeiTOM. Spread Eagle on a globe, holding a crown in its beak. □. Mus. Vindoh, Caes. . . ^.9.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Sestini, I. c. No. 6.

Plotina.

i

22 INA. 0EA. C6BACTH. Head of Ploline.

i(. AMACTFIANQN [a). Woman standing, holding

with the right hand a hook ^ and with the left one haste. □ iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-ido fr.

Eckhel, Cat. mins. Caes. Vindob. I.p. x4o. N^. r.

Hadrianus.

23 Head of Hadrian.

i(. AMAGTFIANaN. Managed half-naked, standing, holding dice with the right hand, and the pole with the left pure. □ iE.6.-R4.-.F *.-i2 fr.

Valiant, Nam. gr.

(a) Sestiui adds plos MHTPOIIOAEITIIN. Voytz Letl. nam Coatmaax. T. Vni. p. 6. N*". 7.

PAPHIiAGONIB. 555

Antoninus More.

24 Head of Garlic ton in the Pious.

ji, AMACTPIANÛN. Pluto seated, Cerberus at his feet. □ iE.6.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

Sizer, Name. gr.

25. Other 5 AMAGTFIANllN. Cybele torn, seated, holding a coat hook with the right hand, and the left resting on the eardrum at his feet, a lion. □. Vaillant, L c ... iE.6.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

26. Other; Helmeted and hairy Pallas of the stola, standing,

holding a faaste in his right hand, and in his left

an owl. Q ^.6.-R • .-F.*.-3 fr.

Valiant,!, c.

27. Other, with HPA. AMACTPIANaN. Juno standing, dressed in the stola, holding Ja haste in her right hand pure, and the left stretched out at his feet, a peacock. Q. T^aillant, L c ^.6.-R'*.-F.*.-i2 fr.

28. ATT. KjilCAP. ANTaNEINOC. Bare head of Antoninus Pious, right. , with the chlarnyde on the left shoulder.

i(. AMACTPIANON. Heil-cule standing, at rest, the right arm behind the back, and the left resting on its club placed on a cippe, the remains of the lion on rleft shoulder iB.y.-R^.-F.*.-!^ fr.

39. Same legend. Laureate head, right.

i^. AMACTPIANaN. Minerva standing, turned to the right, the right hand on the pure pole, and an owl on the left. . ^.6. *R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

3o. Other, with AMACTPIANQK. Standing sculpture, turned to the right, left arm resting on a stick around which is a serpent... ^.4.-R'.-F.*.-4 ^^'

556 Paphlagonia.

3i. ATT. KAICAP. ANTONEINOC. Laureate head, right.

Ji. ACKAHniOC. AMACTPIANÛN. ^sculapus standing,

with his stick. □ ^.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.

Sizer, Name. gr.

32. Other; AMACTPIANÛN. Hygiene standing, holding

the right hand a hook, and the left a stick

around which is a serpent. □. ^.6.-R'.-F.*.-3 fr.

Valiant,!, c.

33. ATT. KAICAP. ANTÛN€lNOC. Head to Orée.

H- AMACTPIANÛN. Castor and Pollux, standing,

each holding a horse by the bridle, and holding a

left hand pole. □. . . .ffi.6.-R'^.-F.*.-i?. fr. Eckhel, Cat. mins. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. 140. N^. has.

34 ICAP. ANTÛNEINOC. Laureate head of Antoninus

Pious,. on the right.

t^. AMACTPIANÛN. Neptune standing, turned left che, the right foot on the bow of a ship, a dau- phin on the right hand, and the left on his tri- tooth 7E.6.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

35. Hercules standing, leaning on his club, carrying on

the left arm. the remains of the lion. □. ^.6.-R^-F.*.-6 fr.

Size, 1. tsp.

36. Other; AMACTPIANÛN. Vessel under sail, with rowers. □ .ffi.6.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

Com. Wiceay, Ma. Hederv^. T. ï. p. 187. N®. 44^7.

37. A.T. KAlIC. AAP. ANTÛNINOC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious.

i(. AMACTPIANÛN. Walking bull. □. Mus. Sanclem, Num, salt, T, II. p. 218. ^.4--"R*'"ï''*^--^ ^^'

38. Other, with Mr. AYPHAION. KAICAPA. AMACTPIA- NûN. Equestrian figure (M. Aurèle). □. yawning, Num. gr; , ^.6.-R^-F.*.-24 fr.

Paphlagonib. 0^7

39. ATT. KAICAP. ANTONEINOC. Bare head of Antoninus Piles, with the paludamentum on the shoulders.

Vf.. AM ACTPIAîION. 5 in Texergue, nAPGENIOC. The River Parihenius bearded and half-naked, sitting on a rock, left, holding a branch in the right hand, and an arc from the left. pressed at the same time on the expensive; behind, a quiver, {a). Q. iE.6.-R^.-F.*.-6o fr.

Sestini, Lett. nam. Keep going. Chapter IV. p. 71.

Faustina senior.

40. OMHPOC. Diademed head of Homer.

^f-

it. AMACTPIC. Veiled and crowned head of a woman (Faustina mother). □ iE.5.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.

Sestini, 1. c. T. T. p. 37, ex Seqnin, p. 33i et seq.

41 Head of Faustina.

i(. AMACTPIANÛN. Veiled nemesis, standing, holding a pole in the right hand, and bringing the left to his mouth. □. ^.6.-Rl-F.*.-i2 fr.

Sizer, Name. ^r.

Mr. Aurelius.

fyi. ATT. K.ATP. ANTON6INOC. Bare-headed and bearded Mr. Aurèle, on the right.

i(. AMAGTPIANQN. Serapis seated on a seat,

left, right hand on the head of Cerberus placed

at his feet, the left. on pure haste. ^.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.

43. Same legend and same head, with a little chla-

myde on the left shoulder.

i(. AMACTPIANQN. Naked Apollo, standing, facing

(a) Jayois describes this medal to Mr. Anrèle, according to Yaillant. Voytz Descript. T. II. p. 894. N*. 4a.

558 Paphlagonis.

right, holding a leaf in his right hand, and left an arrow M,/^,~^^.-F,*.'S fr.

44. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurele, right, with the paludamentum. \

iC. AMACTFIAN12N. £sculapc standing, looking at left, the right hand on his staff around which is a snake ^.4.-R*«-F.*.-4 ^''•

45. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head and slightly bearded M. Aurèle, on the right, with the paludamentum,

li, AMACTPIANaN. ^sculape in the same atti- tude, turned to the right iE.4î-"R* •"^•**'"4 ^''•

46. Other £sculapius standing, with his staff around

which is a snake. Q ^.4''"R**"F**""4 ^''*

Valiant, Name. gr.

47* Antre 5 ^cnlape and Hygiea standing, with their at- tributes. □ -^.6.-R^-F.*.-20 fr.

Size, 1. tsp.

48. Other; Hygiene standing, holding with right hand a hook from which she makes a snake eat. a. Vaillant, Le ^.6.-R».-F.*.-6 fr.

49. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head and slightly bearded of M. Aurèle, on the right, without the paludamentum,

AMACTPIANON, Hygiea standing, on the left, making manage a snake in a peg. ^.4.-R'.-F.*.t4 fr.

50. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of young Mr. Aurèle, right, with a little chlamys on Tepulé l.

K. AMACTPîANûN. Naked Harpocrates, standing, left, the lotus on the head, the right hand on its mouth, and a cornucopia on the left arm* che iE.4.-R5.-F*.-6 fr.

PAPHIiAGONIB. "5&g

5i. Other; AMACTFIANaN. Harpocrates standing > carrying right hand on his mouth, and holding a horn abundance of gaacbe. Q... ^.6.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

Yaillant, Nurn. gr.

52. Other; standing woman, dressed in stola, hand right extended, left on a trophy. □. Vail- lant, l,c; iE.4.-R».-F.*.-4 fr.

53. Other; the Forti:|ne stands, dressed in the stola, te- nating a rudder in the right hand, and a horn

abundance of the left. D.. . . ^.4.-R*.-F.*.-3 fr.

Size, 1. tsp.

54. OTHPOC. KAICAP. Young head of Mr. Aurële.

i(. AMACTFIAN12N. Young naked man, standing, looking left, the right hand-^placed on the hip, and you- nating something uncertain in the left.

□ iE.4. R*.-F.*.-4 fr.

Corn. Wicsay, Mas. Hederv. add. Part. I.p. 4 N*. 24,

55 Head of Mr. Aurële.

i(. AMACTPIAN12N. Standing Hercules, right hand. behind your back, and your left resting on its club, p. Vaillant, L c ^.6.-R4.-F.*.-iîi fr.

56 Head of Mr. Aurèle.

i(. AMACTFIANaN. Aries, behind the qiiel is a eagle on a cippe. □ ^.6.-R^.-F.*.-i2 fr.

Taillant, Nam. gr.

57. Other; eagle holding a crown in its beak. Q. Vaillant, the ^.4.-R».-F.*.-3 fr.

58. OTHPOC. KAÎ. ANTÛNINOC. Same head.

fi, AMACTPIANÛN. Eplpjed eagle, left ^and re- keeping to the left.... * M^^*'ïi^;^¥.*.^ fr.

J

56o PaPHL AGONY.

59. OTHPOC. KAIGAF. Bare head and slightly bearded by Mr. Aurële young.

tf.. AMACTFIANÛN. Bull walking, head lifted. Q ^.4.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr*

Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T^ U. p. 240.

60. Other; AMACTPIANÛN. Walking bull, shot on the right.. ^.4.-.R».-F.*.-4 fr.

61. Another similar one, but only with the chlamyd ' on the left shoulder ^.4.-R* .-F.*.-4 fr*

62. Other 5 Mitered ox for sacrifice. Q. J^aillant, Num, gr JE.4.-R\-F.*.-3 fr.

63. Other; AMACTPIANûN. Tripod with a ser- pent ^.4i.-R».-F.*.-4 fr.

64. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head and slightly bearded of Mr. Aurële, with the paludamentum,

vi, AMACTPIANÛN. Tripod wrapped by a snake ^.4|'— R*.-F.*.— 4 fr.

Faustina junior.

65. OATCTEINA. DO NOT....ACTH. Head of young Fausline, on the right.

Bf.. AMACTPIANÛN. Diana the Huntress walking, right, bringing the right hand to its quiver, and te- nant of the g. a deer in the woods. ^.5|.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

66. OATCTEINA. DO NOT....ACTH. Head of young Faustine, to the right.

i(. Diana succinct standing, taking a line from the right hand, and the left resting on a deer.* Q. Vaillant^ Num, gr ^.4.-R^.-F!.*.-6 fr.

67. ^AYCTEINA. CEBAGTH. Head of young Faustina.

li. AMAGTPIANaN. Helmeted Atalanta, or rather

Venus,

PaPHL AGONY. 56l

Venus, dressed in the siola, running, holding a apple in the right hand, and a pole in the left.

□ ^.6.-R4.-F.*.-ia fr.

Eckhel, Cat. mas. Gaes. Tindob. T.I. p. i4o. N^. 7.

68. ^ATCT€INA. M€A. G6BACTH. Same head.

K. rreiA. AMACTFIANON. Hygiea standing, right, feeding a snake.. iE.4.-R^.-F.*.-6 fr.

69. Another almost similar M.^.'-'R^.'-Y.^.S fr.

70. ^AYCT€INA. C€BACTH. Same head.

i(. AMAGTPIANON. Hygiene standing, left, giving not enough for a snake to eat. . . . iE.4.-R'.-F.*.-4 fr*

71. Another almost similar.../. . ^.4.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. 72 Head of young Faustina.

fi, AMAGTFIAN12N. Isis standing, deploying a

veil, a. Vaillant y Num.gr.., ^.6.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

73. Other; AMACTPIANÛN. Victory standing, holding

the right hand a crown, and the left a

palm. D, iE.4.-R3.-F.*.-6 fr.

Size, 1. tsp.

74^ Other; Neptune standing, right foot placed on a bow of ship, holding a dolphin in the hand right, and a trident on the left. 0. ^.6.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

YaîIIaDt, 1. c.

75. «»ATCT€INA. G€BAC.... Head of Faustina the Younger.

i(. AMACTFIANON. Fortune standing, holding a rudder in the right hand, and a cornucopia dance from the left. . JE.4.-R*.-F.*-4 fr.

76. Other; Justice standing, dressed in the stola, holding a scale in the right hand, and a cornucopia dance from the left. □ iE.4--R«-F-*--6 fr.

Valiant, Name. gr.

Volume IF, Supp. N u

56a PAPHLAyGpHIB.

77. «»ATOTEINA. 0£BACTH. Head of Faustine the ^one. i(. AAfAGTPIANON. Winged nemesis, standing, holding from the hand of dr. a whip, and on the left a scepter; at his feet, a griffin with derant's left foot placed

on a tripod, (a) .^6.*R*.-F.*.**i2 fir.

cS. “ATGTEIMA. MEA. CElUiCTH. Head of Faustina young.

Vf.. AMAGTPIANaN. Nemesis standing, right, spread* so much the siola of his chest of the right n^ain, and te- nating a brake from the left. □. iE.6*-R*.-F.*.-i2 fr. Com. Wicsay, Mus. Hedeir. T.I. p. 187. 4464. •

79. Other; AMACTPIANÛN. Veiled and mitred woman (Cérës or Faustina herself), the right hand ap- resting on a long pole, and spreading a veil of his chest, his left foot placed on a budding ear of corn, forming an arc under which is a kneeling child. □. Sestini, Lett. num. Continue. T, VHL p, 7. TV®. 9, ex Mus, Allier iE.6.-Rf-F.* -12 fr.

80. OATcrr€lNA. C6BACTH. Same head.

ji. AMACTFIANQN. Walking bull, facing right iE.4..R».-F.*.-6 fr.

8 1 . OATT6INA. {sic). C6BACTH. Head of Faustina the Younger, on the right.

^,. AMAGTPIAN12N. Tripod wrapped by a ser- pent. . . .' /E.4»-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

L. J^erus.

82.... Head of L. Vérus.

1^. AMACTPIANON. Winged Victory, standing, holding

(a) This medal has already been described, but with inezaction. Fojnez Dcsci. T. n p. 394. N*. 43.

Pap'Hi.a.gqwib. Sd9

with the right hand ynecouponne, and with the left one palm. 0. WaHtànt, Num. gr. . iE.4.-R^-F>.-6 fr.

83. AOTKIC. (sic) gold. JULY. (tf). Head of L. Vérug, right,

i(. AMACTPIANON, Fortune standing, holding a rudder beyond the right hand side, and a cornucopia dance of the gancbe iE.4.*R'.-F.*.-6 fr.

CaracaUa.

84. ANTQNINOC. ATTOYCTOC. Laureate head of CaracaUa, on the right, with ]ffpalu€lamentum.

i(. AAfACTFIAKOH^ Cjbële nsnse «or a seat, to left, U9th p^ter in the right hand, and the left on the tjrmpanum.. / iE.8.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.

85. AMACTFIANQN. Gybële tourrelëe, seated between two lions, left arm resting on the tjmpanum, DT Vaillant, the, iE.6.-Rl-F.o.-i2 fr.

86 K. M. AYP, ANTONmoc. Laureate head of Cara- caUa, with the patudamentum,

%, AMACTFIANQN. Hercules sitting on a rock covered with the remains of the lion, holding in his hand on the right a small vase, and on the left his club. (^). n 7E.6.-R4.-F.0.-I2 fr.

Seatini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. Vol. VIII. p. 8. N*^. the. 87. AMTOKINOC. ArrOTirroc. Laureate head. and bearded CaracaUa^ on the left, with the paludamentum.

i(. AMAGTFIANâN. (liit, fitg, ). Naked warrior, mar-

{a) This is how it should be read on the medal having the type Taarean, described T. II. p. SpS. N”. 48.

(a) This medal, from the cabinet of the great dnc of Tuscany, is the same as that which Taillant described in an inaccurate manner.

Nn*

564 Paphlagonib.

cLaiit, on the right, the right hand placed on a spear y and the left arm. weapon of a shield. iE.8.-R4.-F.o.-i5 £r.

88. ANTQNINOC. AïrOYCTOC. Bearded head of Garacalla, left; on the collar, a quiver as a counter-mark.

i(. AMAGTPIC. Girded woman, seated, holding the right hand a pole, and the left a torch, as it seems. Q iE.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Sestinii Lett. name. Continue. T. T. p. 37, and Mas. d*Heniisnd.

Geta.

89.n. year. re Hairless head of Géta.

i(. AMACTPIANÛN. Bull standing, turns around- moving towards the right. Q iE.4*-R*--F.o.-8 fr.

Mas. Sandem. Nam. salt. Chapter III. p. x3.

Maesa.

00 Head of Maesa.

i(. AMACTPIANQN. Bacchus in women's clothing, standing, holding the caniharuin in his right hand; to left, Jupiter standing, holding the pure pole of the right hand, and a thunderbolt on the left. □. Valiant, Num, gr iE.8.-R«.-F.o.-3o fr.

Maximinus.

91. A.T. lOT. OTH, MAZIM6INQG. AïF. Laureate head of Maximin; behind, a dubious counter-mark.

^, AMACTPIANÛN. MHT. ^sculapius and Hygiea of- end, facing each other, with their attributes^ Q iE.M.M.-R'.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Sestioi, Lett. nam. Continaaz. Vol. VIII. p. 8. N**. i3.

Paphlagonib. 565

^ Gordianus Pius.

92 ANT. rOPAIANOC Atr. Laureate head of Gordian

the Pious, ' '

i(. AMACTFIANQN. Mercury with petase and clilàmydes, walking with speed towards the left, carrying his caduceus before him; in the field, the

letter A. Q. iE.6.-Rf-F.o.-i35 fr.

Christ. Ramns, Cat. name. vet^reg. Daoiae. T.I. p. 197. No. 11.

AVLARL Stand-alone medals..

The Medals of this city are: Eli tans. R*. — F.o. Small modal.. 1^0 fr.

93. Helmeted head, hairless, right.

I t(/AYAAPÛN. Garquois^with the belt; in the 'field, a monogram. C3. . iïï.5.*R^-F.o.-ioo fr.

. Damersan, Descnpt. da Gab. by fea M. Allier de Hanteroche, PI. X.Fig. 14.

CROMNA, Cromema, Calle rfa Karagat.

yo-ytHbt dam. the Description i^ome IL p. 396, the Medals at vtoitomks

silver Greek ones.

566 PAPHLAftONIA.

I

GERMANICOPOLIS, dressed women Gangra, unde hodiemum Ghii^gaai Ghiehgra.

City era, 747 to the founding of Rome, 7% B.C.

See, see the Description Volume IL p. 397, the Medals iiiviaii.uis Greek bronze statues, with the GAI periods. , GI€., of *

Septimius Severus. Geracalla. Geta. ^

Septindus Severus. ,

94. ...KAI. A. C€n. ceotH^OC. Laureate head of Septimius Severe, right.

li, rePM ANIKOnOA€i2C. Tetrastyle temple; in the ch. ; €T ; in Texergue, ec iE.8|.-R^.-F.ô.-i 2 fr.

95 C€OïHPOC. Bustiï iauré of Septimius Severus,

on the right, with a breastplate. . . > ■

ji. r€FMANIKonoA€ac. Beef at^m in front of a altar; in exergu^, eCTIAC. . . . i£.8.-R^^F.9y-a4 £r.

Julia DomnaJ

96. IOTA. AOMNA. G€BA€» Head of Julia Domna, right.

^^. re^MAKIKO €GtIA. 0€£lK. Véniis nu^ ac- crouped, right; behind her, Gupidoh; 4clev«nt, a goat'. . . . iE.8.-R^-F *.-48 fr.

97. lOYAIA. AOMNA. GCBACTH. Head of Julia Donina, on the right.

f

I(. AFX. TLA^. r€PMAN€lKOnOAIC. 6CTIA. 0CU>N. (T. CIA. (year 214)* Modest Venus crouching^ tour to the right iE.8|.-R*.-F.**.-3o fr.

Papblagonix. 5^7

98. lOTAIA. AOMKA. G6BACTH. Tôte de Juli > Domna, on the right. .

j(. r€PMANIKOnOA6S2C. Rain lying down, the eu rnë to left, right hand on a ship's bow, and a reed in the left - leaning on an urn paid; in' the field, fcT. CIA. (£|n ai.4)? to exercise gue, ...AAÏC. . . 1. , , iEi9.-R*.rF.*.-3o fr.

99. IOTA. AÔMNAC: C€BAG, Head of^ Julra Domna, to right i with the stola.

ti. refl^^UHOnOA^QC ccTIAC. The god Lunus covered with the Phrygian cap and pallium, seated on a seat, on the left, holding a coat hook in one hand right, and the neck on a baste; through the field, we read ë€ÛN. Q. iE.7.-R^.-F.b.-24 fr.

“Fén’s cab. M. Tocbon.

100. lOïAIA. AïrOYCtA. Same head, right.

^t. rePMANIKOnOAC™. {sic). Woman standing, turned to the right, dressed in the stola, a scale at the right hand, and a scepter in the left. yE.6.*-R"4.-F.o.-i 2 fr.

law. lOïAIA. AïroïCTH. Head of Jalia Domna.

it. rEPMANIKOnOAEOC. Walking bull. Q. Eckhel, nitm. vet. p^ 170;. . . . iE.6.-»Ri-F.o.-i2 fr.

CaracaUa.

02. ANTQNINOC. G€BAC. Laureate bust of Caracalla, left, the right hand armed with a pole, and the left of a shield decorated with the head of Medùse.

^. rcPMANiKonoAcnc. ecriAc. eèûN. , in six

lines, in the middle of a laurel wreath. Q. Its^ tini y fjeit, num. T. IX. p. 3o. iE.y.-R^.-F.o -24 fr.

/

I

568 Paphlagonis»

M ASTI A? Stand-alone medal.

The Medal awarded to this city is: • In bronze. R^. — F.o. Petk modal 4o fr^.

to3. Hairless, helmeted head, right.

K. MASTIEllN. Quiver. Q... iE.4.-R*.-F.o..4a fr. Sestini, Lett. name. T. T. p. XXIII. Tab. II. Fig. i.

NEOCLAVDIOPOLIS.

City eras.

l** era, 709 from the founding of Rome, 45 BC* n« period, 747 from the founding of Rome, d BC.

See, in the Description Volume IL p, 898, Us MédaUUs iKPm&xjLJLBa

bronze Greek statues

Mr. Anrèle.

SUPPLEMENT.

Antoninus More.

104. AïT. K. ANTÛN6INOC. Laureate head of Antoninus Pious^

i^. NeOKAAïAIOnOA€ITÛN. €T. PqA. (an igi) {a), IËsculapé standing, with his staff wrapped by a snake. □. Mus, Farnese,., iE.ô.-R-V-.-F.o.-aoo fr,

Mr. Aiirelius.

io5. AT, K. M. AïP. ANTÛNÏN. Radiated head of Mr. Au- rële, right.

^. N€OKAATAIonOA€ITaN. Tetrastyle temple. C2. Cab. of Mr. Millingen ^.3|.-R^-F.o.-4o fr,

(a) Date of the first epoch.

Paphlagonia. 569

Septimius Ses^erus,

1 06. Ai. K POC. n. Laureate head of Septimius Severus,

on the right.

y. N€OKAATAIonA€lTûN. Eagle on a cippe, te- nating in its beak a crown; below, €T. CT. (year 206). {to) .^.yi.-R^.-F.Oi-ioo fr.

Severus jilexander.

107 C. SEYE. PI. . .XAN {sic). Laureate head of Se- revere Alexandre, on the right, with breastplate; in front, a counter-brand.

^. DO NOT....GLATAIOPOLI. {sic). Military figure deb., in a trastyle temple. .... iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6o fr.

POMPEIOPOLIS, nunc Tasce-Kuprù.

See, in the Description Volume II. p, 899, the imvAhiile Medals»

bronze Greek statues

Mr. Aarèle. Faostine la j‘one.

SUPPLEMENT.

Faustina junior,

108. “PAYCTelNA. CEBACTH. Head of Faustina the Younger.

i^. MHT. NOMnHIonOAIC. Manages debolJit, left,

holding in the dangling right hand ears of corn and a

poppy, and in the g. a haste. Q. iE.7^-R*.-F.o.-6o fr.

Sestini, Desoriz. del nitis.Fontana, H. p. 85. N^. x.

(a) Date of the second epoch. Belley, B.L.T.X.X.X. p. 334. ûii> also knows Caracalla medalists with the dates Cf. and CO. , 106 and aoi). ytyyez Sestini, who reports them without describing them ^ General classes, edit. seconda, p. 65.

570 Paphlagonia.

109 Head of Julia Domna.

'i^. MHTFO. NOMnflIonOAIc. Pallas cas^uee, deb., holding a helmet in his right hand, and a staff of left. D. Vaillant, Nvm. gr. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.

I

SËBASTËy hodie Si vas. Stand-alone medal.

The autonomous medal of this city is ^^

In bronze, R^. — -F.o. Little raodiie xoo fr.

The Imperial Medals are:

R". — F.o. Small modal 40 fr.

Medium modal 100 fr*

In bronze. } J

\R8. — F.o.

1 1 o. Bust of Diaue-Pkarétrée.

i^. 2EBA2THNQN.... MHT. Pallas standing, toured and looking aside, his right hand raised towards his haste, and the left on his shield placed on the ground. Q. Scstini, General Classes, edit, secunda, p. 65. Cab. of the king of Bai^ière iE.4«-R'V'--F.o.-ioo fr.

Trajanus,

i ï I. ATT. KAI. N€P. TPAIANOC. APICT. C€B. Laureate head of Trajan.

Vf.. CCBACTH. Pallas standing) left ^ la maia right raised armed with the pole, and the left holding a shield. □ iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Sestini, Lett. name. Continue. T.Y. p. 35. N*. i.

1 12. Other similar. □ iE.4-R*-F.o.-4o fr.

Sestini, 1. c N*. has.

11 3. AT. NEP. {in nexu) TPAIANON. AP. C€. r€PM. AA. Laureate head of Trajan.

w C€BACTH. Veiled Ceres, standing, left, te-

Paphlagonib. 571

binding ears of corn with the right hand, and with the left one

haste. Û iÈ.6.-S.*.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Mus. Fam. xo. i5. i3, and ScAtini, Lett. nnm. Continunaz. T.V.

p. 35. No. 3.

M. Aurelius and L. feruis.

1 14. ATTOKFAT. C€BACTu)N. ^were a|Fro^tëes of Marc Aurële and L. Vérus, with the paludamentum^.

^. C€BACTH. MHTFO. HAO. Pallas standing, at ^u- che^ holding a small Victory. with the right hand, and from the caadle a haste; next to elte, an Im>u> clier. t3. ::«.4.-R8.-F.o.^ fr.

Sesliùi, 1. c. Tab. I.Fig. ^ô, tst IMbs. B. dèChkadoîk

SESAMVS.

See, in the Description Volume II. p. 399, your autohome medals

greeqUèi'^nhh^itlae.''

• •.■•»■' '•.»■.■

SUPPLEMENT.

1 15. Launied head of Apollo ^ left.

-Bff. SH2A. Ca/HEAurnifi; au<^e8su5 y tune fçstrike of

grapes. Q J&, H-R^.-F.o*^ioo fr.

Dumecsan, Doscrip. dn Gab. by feo M. Allier of ttanleroclic, PI. X.N«. i5.

^ ;

I

I

S^a Paphlagonia.

SINOPE, hodie SinÙb, Sinab, Sinope.

Eres of the city of Sinope.

The era, 709 from the founding of Rome, 45 BC.

1st era of Lncnllasy 684 of the Borne foundation, 70 BC

^ojez, in the Description Volume II. p. 400 et seq.^ Medals Greek AVTomoMMS in silver and bronze, and the tmriMikiAs Latin

J. Caesar.

Trajan. f

-

Diadumihiien.

Aagnste.

Hadrian,

V

Severe^ Alexander.

Augustus and Agrippa.

l^.lins.

Maxim.

Caligula.

Bff. Anrèle.

Gordian the Pi them.

Claude and

Agrippina.

Fanstine

young.

TranqniUine.

Octayie.

L. Vcrus.

Philippe the son.

Tits.

CaracaHa.

Gallienus.

Nerra.

Geta.

SUPPLEMENT.

116. Head of the nymph Sinope on the left; .in front, Vacrostolium; behind, the Phoenician characters figurative PI. III. N®. I.

mr. Eagle on a fish, k left; below, the Phoenician figurative characters PI. III. N**. 2. Q.Cad, of Mr. Baron de Chaudoir. A.5.-R'.-F.*.-ioo fr.

1 1 7/ Same head, /left, hair* wrapped in an ample reticulum, earrings and necklace of beads; in front, V acrostolium »

^. 2IN12^ Spread Eagle^ on the left, on a tuna; au- above, the letters AIo A..4.-R*.-F.*.-24 fr*

11&. Same head, left, hair locked up and held behind in a large reticulum.

!^. SINQ. Eagle left on a tuna; in ch., PP.; all in a hollow square. A.4î.-R^.-F.*.-24 fr*

I

PAPHIiÂGONIB. 573

119. Head of the nymph Sinope, left; in front, Vacrosioliurh.

^. 2IM12. Eagle snatching a fish in its claws, left; in ch., AIIS. Q. A.5.-R4.-F.*.-24 fr.

Cab. of Theodosia, in Crimea.

120. Same head, left, hair turned up with a large reticulum, pendant earrings and collar bind dice beads; in front, Vacrostolium.

^. 2IM12. APISTo. Eagle, with outstretched eyes, on a tuna, turned left A.4|.-R^.-F.**.-3o fr.

121. Same head.

]^. SINQ. Same type; in the field, KPH. has. Eckhel, Cat, mus, Cae$, Vindoh. Tom. I. pag. 140. No. I. A.3.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

122. Turret head of a woman, left; on it, a small radiated head of the Sun, seen from the front; we read in the rays: SINOnEON.

^. Jupitei" seated on a seat, left, hand left on a knotty pole; behind, N., a head diademed with Jupiter, left, countermark. Q, A.5.-R8.-F.*.-2oo fr.

Damersan, Description. of Cab. by fen Mr. Allier de Haoterocbe, P1.X. Fig. 16.

123. Head of a woman, turrets, left.

^. Prow of ship, above, S.; in the field, Vacrostolium and mon. (486). A.3.-R4.-F.*.-i5 fr.

124. Other; SIN. Prow decorated with a star, acrosto- lium and the same monogr. . . . A.2|.-R^.-F.*.-i5 fr.

1 a5. Head of a woman, left.

i^. 2IN. Prow of ship; in the field, the mo- nogram (424). has., ; A.3.-R4.-F.*.-i5 fr.

Cab. of Tbeodosia.

574 PARHLAGOHIB.

1 26. Head of a woman, front view.

^. SIMD. Eagle deployed, seen from the front. 0. Office of Théodosie A.25.-R<-F.*.-i2 fr.

1 27. Same head', with a collar.

^. SIN. Same type. A.i|.-R4.-F.''^.-i2 fr.

128. Head of a woman, three-quarter view.

i^. 2IMÛ. Same type A..i|.-R^.-F.'''.-ia fr.

129. Head of a woman, left, with a toqoe on the head.

!)£. Without legend. Spreading owl, view from £É£e. Q. Cak^ of Theodosia A.4.-R*.-F.*.-3o fr.

1 30. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

i^. SINOnHS. Tripod ^.5i.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.

i3i. Radiated head of the Sun, right.

i$£. Without legend. Mystical cistus, with two thyrsos in saltire and two snakes £4*~R***'F*<^*~4 ^r-

1 32. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^. SIMQn... Eagle spread on a thunderbolt, toaraë left, and looking to the right^ in the field, a star and monogram (487) ^.5.-C.-F.o.-

1 33. ^gide decorated with the head of Medusa.

^. ..iNûn. Victory walking, right, carrying a palm on the left shoulder; in the field, the monogram (488) ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

134. Other; same type; in the field, the mono- gram (4^) £.5.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr*

*

/. Caesar and Augustus.

i35. c. I. F. 9. AN. XXIII. Head of Julius Caesar, right.

^. £x. o. D. Bare head of Augustus, right. Q.

Eckhel, SjrUog. L p, 3o ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

i36. c. I. F XXXVI. Laureate head of Julius Caesar.

^. EX. D. 0. Same head, Q.. . . .^£.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

Sestini, Lett. nam. Gontinnaz. T.YII. p. 40. No. i, ex Mns. Reg. Gall.

Augustus cum Cuo and Lucio.

•»

137. c. I.p. s — N-. XXXI. Bare head of Augustus.

^. EX. D. D. Bare and joined heads of Caius and Lucius. Q ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Froelich, 4 Tent. p. 89.

i38 A. XXXVI. Bare head of Augustus.

^ Heads of Caius and Lu- cius ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-io fr.

i3g. c. I. F... AN. XXXVII. {litt./ug,),' Bare head of Au- taste, right.

1^. EX. D. D. Bare and joined heads of Caius and Lucius, right? ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-io fr.

140. c. I.F....AT. XLii. Laureate head of Augustus.

j^. EX. D. D. Confronting heads of Caius and Lu- cius * ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fir.

141. c. I. F.... N«lii. Bare head of Augustus.

^. £X. D. D. Vase placed, as soon as it appears, on a small base. □ ^.3.-"R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini, 1. c. N^. 3, ex Mns. d*Hermand.

142 VG.... Laureate head, right.

Vj^. c. I. F., written in retrograde. Two figures con- duisant two bœiife, on the left. . ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

576 PARHLAGONIB.

Caligula.

143. c. CA£. Avo. GER. EX. D. D. Head DUKE of Galîgula.

1^. c. I. F. 8. a;^. lxxxiii. Colon leading two

oxen. D ^.3|.— R*.-F.o.-i8 fr>

Sestini, Lett. name. Gondniuis. T. Vil. p. 40. N^. 4, ex May. Tèohon,

ClaucUus and Agnppina junior, (a)

Nero and Agrippina mater.

i44* ^* CLAVD. CAJESAB. P.M.TR. P. Cil. Itured Head of Nero, left.

1^. AORIFFINA. AVO. C. I. P. FIVE, (sic) AN. Eyelash.

Head of Agrippina mother, left. 0. . -fi.7.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.

Sestini, 1. c. p. 4x. N”. 5.

Nero and Octavia.

145. N£Ro. CLAVD. CAE8. AVG. YEAR. Eyelash. Head Urea Nero.

^. ocTAviA. AVO. C. I. F. 8. Head of Octavia. Q. Froelich, 4 TenL p. 88. {b)... -fi.5.-R«.-F.o.-5o fr.

Nero.

146 CLAVD. AVG. o£R. Radiated head of Nero, (c)

]^ AN. cxiii. I/es Dioscuri standing, seen

(a) I won a medal under the title of Grippini. senior, aTOc la rcii date. : it is by mistake; it can read six. Fay^z Description. T. II. p. 404. N**. Z06.

{p) This medal was estimated at 10 fr. in the Description. T.n. p. 4o4' N®. 106; she being as much as the one I described to Co- rinthe, p. 177. N®. 216.

(c) The medal was described as belonging to Oande. Mr. Sea- Tini Ta restitaee pines later to Nero. Foyet its general Classes, edit. seconda, p. 65.

of

Paphlagonia. 577

facing each other, holding their horse by the brakes, a ^.8.-R5.-F.o.-ao fr.

Sestini, Lett. nnm.T. IV. p. 101.

Titus.

147 CAESAR. IMP. VESPAS TR. POT Head lau-

ree of Titus.

1^. c. I. F AN. cxiix. Disstyle temple in which

is a standing woman, holding in her right hand a torch, left. placed on the thigh. □.^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Sestini, Descr. dwarf, vet, p. 343. N^. 7.

Domitianus.

148. DOMITIANVS. CAESAR. AVG. F.COS. ITER. Head lau-

re'e of Domitian.

^L. CI. F.AN. cxiix. Woman dressed in the stola, the

right elbow resting on a column, and holding the

left a cornucopia. □. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Nam. ftel. Chapter IV. p. 333.

Domitianus {autonomus).

149. Term.

^. c. I.F.ANN. cxxx... Two oxen under the yoke,

walking, left ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.

i5o OM ES. AVG. co Laureate head of Domi- here.

15^. c ANNo. cxxx. Woman dressed in the stola,

standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and a

thyrsus or a pole of the g. D.. ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr. Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. T.n. p. x6o. Tab. XVIU.'No.qô. ï5l. DOMITIANVS. CAESAR. AVG. F. 008. ITER. Têt^lau-

ree of Domitian.

i^. c. I.V.AN. cxiix. Woman dressed in the stola, the

Volume IV, Sopp. 0 o

578 PAPHLÀGOlflB.

right elbow resting on a column, and the hand g. lowered holding a cornucopia. □. Mus. Sanclem, Num. seL III, p. 164. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.

iSa. IMP. NERVA. CAESAR. AVO. P.M.TR. P.COS. III.

P. P. Laureate head of Nerva.

]^. c. 1. F.s. YEAR. cxLi. Pallas standing, left, holding a pole in his right hand, and in his left a shield decorated with the head of Medusa. □. Sestini, LetL num. T, IX. p.3o ^.6.-R*.-F. 0.-24 ^r.

Trajanus. (a)

i53 AVG. OAS. DAC. Laureate head of Trajan,

right.

])£ cx>ix. {sic). Nemesis dressed in the stola,

standing, turned to the left, raising the right hand to his mouth, and holding a scepter with his left; to his feet, a wheel; iE.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.

Aelius Caesar. (b) Mr. Aurelius.

, 154. M. APR. VERO. CAE8. Uuc head of Mr. Aurële.

i^. c. I. F. S. ANNo. cciiii. Term between a branch and a caduceus, placed at the base. (c). D. failing^ CoL I. p. 278 iE.G.-R'.-F. 0.-24 fr-

(a) I described to this prince a medal poorly lae by GnsièAie: 1a medal is from Stobi in Macedonia. See Description. T. II. p. 4o5. N«. iio.

{b) The medal of this prince, published by Sestini, isdoateose.

(c) Describes k wrongly to L. Vérus, T. II. p. 4o5 of the Description. N*. iiS.

PAPRIiAGONIA. 579

i55. iMP. AVREL. ANTONiNp. Avç. Laureate and bearded head by M. Âurële, on the right, with paludamenium,

t^. c. I. F. siNOPE. ANN. ccvii. Adjoining heads of Sërapîs and Isis, right, one with the modius, and the other with the lotus. Q ^.8.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.

Damersan, Description. da Cab. by fea M. Allier de Hanteroche, PI. X. No. 17.

i56. ANTONiNV... .VG. Tétc bearded and laurëe of Marc

Aurele, right, with paludamenium.

^. c. I. F. SINOPE. Bearded and bare-headed old man,

standing there turns to the left, the right hand en-

wrapped in a large coat, and the left resting

on the hip. Q iE.4«-R^*-Fo.-i5 fr.

Gib. by fea M. Tôcbon, in Paris.

Faustina junior,

167. FAVsTiNA. AVG. Head of Faustina the Younger.

^. c. I. A. ciNOP€. {sic) ann; ccvu. Woman or

some Egyptian divinity, the Modius at the head,

walking, holding ears of corn in his left hand.

D;...,... ^.5.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Froelich, Append. II. p. 5a.

Septimius Severus.

i58. IMP. c. L. SEP. sEVERVs. Avo. Laureate head of Sep-

time Severe, with the palndamentum.

^L, C. I. F. «INOP ANN. ccLii. Serapis, seen from

face, seated on a throne placed on a square base, the

right arm extended, carrying a small radiated head ^of - Caracalla with the right hand, and with the left one

coat hook; on each side, a genie with a torch.

a jE.6.-Rf-F.o.-ia fr.

Sestini, Lett. nnm. ContinnaE. T.YII. p. 43. No. m.

0 0 ♦

58o Paphlagonia.

169. iMP. CASE. li. s€. sEVERys. FÇR... (sîc), Tétc laureate of Septimius Severus, with the paludamentum.

y. c. I LX.VUI, pro ANN. ccLXviii. Bacchus

toga, standing, left, right hand outstretched, and a thyrsus in the left; at his feet, a pan- there. D ^.6.-R^.— F.O.— 1 2 fr.

Sestini, Lett. nam. Continaaz. T.YII. p. 43. N**. i3, ex Mas. Acad. Bononiensis.

160. Without caption. Laureate head of Septimius Severus.

^. c. I.p. 8INOP. Winged caduceus. Q. ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.

Sestini, 1. c. N”. xi, Cab. d*Hermand.

161. Without caption. Laureate head of Septimius Severus, right.

^. c. I. siNOP. Winged caduceus. ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

JuUa Ùomna.

162. iVL. AOMNA. {sic) AVG. Head of Julia Domna, right, with the stola,

1^, c. I.F.s. ANN. ccLXViii. {a), The Fortune of- end, dr. , holding a rudder with the right hand. and

a cornucopia of the g. D. ^.6.-R*.-F.*.-24 fr- Cab. of Mr. Tabbé Greppo, vicar general of Belley.

i63. ivLiA. piA. AVG. Head of Julia Domna, with the stola on the chest.

^. c. I.F.s. ANN. ccLX. Nemesis standing, left, lifting a veil from her breast with her hand right, and holding a wand in the left; to his

feet, a wheel. D iË.6.-R^.->F.o.-iï2 fr.

Sestini, I. c. N«. i5.

(a) Mr. Sestini reports the colix date. See his General Classes, edit. fecnda, p. 66.

'Paphlagonia. 58i

Caracalla.

i64> PRINT. CAES. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNVS. Laureate head of Caracalla.

^. e. I.AV. 8INOP. ANN. cciai. Jupiter-Serapis cou- che sar the lectistemium, on the left, the modius in head, carrying an eagle on the right hand, and holding

transyersally pure haste. □• iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

Vaillant, Col. T. II. p. 6i. i65. ANTOKiNTS. pivs. AVG. ccb. (sic). Bearded head and laurea, with paludamenium,

^.

Sestini, Lett. name. Continaaz. Volume VII. p. 44. N**. 16.

166. ANTONINVS. Avo. Têtfi laurëc and bearded Cara- calla, right.

i^t. c. I. F. siNOPt Head of Serapis. □. Sestini, L c. IS^, 17 • •.•.••^^.« Ai.^.^R^.—F .0.— o fr.

167. Other; c. i. F. sinop. Fish. ^.4>R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

Geta. '

168. L.. sEPTiMio. GETAE. CAE8ARI. Head of Gëta, on the right, with the paludamentum.

j^. CI. F. 8. ANN. cciiXViii. Radiated head of Sera- worse, k right. ........... iE.8.-R*.-F.o.-6o fr.

169. F. SEVEN. GETAs. C. Bare head of Géta, right.

1^. c. T. F. 8INOPE8. Fish. . . iB.4-~R^>~F.o.-8 fr.

170. p. SEVEN. GETA. C. Same head, right, with the paludamenium,

y. c. I. F. 8IN0PES. Same type. iÉ.4»-R^--F.o.-8 fr.

S8a PAPHLA.G01IIB.

17I, p. SEP. GETA. c. Bare head of Geta.

^. c. I. F. 8INOPES. Fish a. iË.4*-R^*-F.o.-8 fr.

Taillant, CoL It. p. 84.

172.li. P. sePTi. SETA. [sic). Bare head of Géta, right. , with the paludamentum^

1^. c. I.p. siNOPEs. Caduceus ai(é. £.4.-R<-F.o.-8 fir.

173. L. 8EPTIMIO. OETAE. cAESARi. Head unc toe Géta, on the right, arec paludamenium,

tjlL. C. I. F. 8. ANN. ccLxviii. Radiated head of Serapis, on the right. G iE.S.-R'.-F. 0.-60 fr.

Mos. Sanclem. Nam. salt. III. p. 17.Tab.XXyn.N0. 264.

Macrinus.

174* IMP. M. OPEL.. s]^£R. MACRiNVs. AYG. Laureate head of Macrinus, with paludamenium.

^. c, I. F. 8INOP. AN. ccLXi. Serapis standing, g. , the right hand. lifted, and holding from the left. a scepter

transverse with a hawk. O. ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-Jo fr. Sestini, Lett. name. Continaaz. T. Vil. p. 45. N^. ai, ex Mas. Hedery. p. 188. N*. 447a.

Severus Alexander.

175. iMP. SEV. ALEXAND.... Laureate head of Severus Alexander.

^. c. I.F.s. A. ocxcni. (d). Serapis sitting on the 7ec-

iistemium, O J&.&*R4.-F.b.-f 2 fr.

Eekhel, Gat. mua. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. z4a. N”. 10; Proe- ^oh, 4 Tent. p. 89, et App. II. p. 56-6a.

(a) The date cclxxiii. qae wears the medal that I*described above* although it would seem not to be exact, but it belongs to Fère Cesan. Voyvt Desetipt. T. II. p 406. No.* Lao.

176. fST. Ah^SASHMm* (sie). Head of Sévi^re

. • . '

Alexandre, at least with paludamenium.

tju c. I, F. i* A. ipoxcui» ^naked human ambus, tour- born on the right side of the old box and topped with a window of an animal similar to an ox, with a ear and small horns; in front, a small altar topped with a plant. □. ^, , j&7.-B.^«^F^«««i90 fr.

Cab. from Mr. Rolin, in Guise.

Maanminus.

177. JUT. MAZiMimFB. AT”. Lanrëe head of Maximin. ^. o. jet. I. retrograde {reUqua) f. s. has. cocnr.'(a). Distyle temple in which Nemesis is standing, te- holding a whip in his right hand, and the gauebë on his

mouth; at his feet, a wheel. D. .£.4.-R^*-F.o.-i8 fr. Eekliel, Cat. mas. Gaes. Yindob. T.I. p. 143. 19*. rx-; Fr8e-' lieli, 4 Tviftt. p. 89; Add. II. T. I. FIg. S.p. $3^d^.( • -.

Gordianus Piuse

1 78 Head of Gordian the Pious.

i$t. c. B. 1. 1. 8. AïVMO. occx. TétcT of Sérapis. □.

Hard. Opera. salt: p. 83o. . . ^.jr.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

17g. OORDIANVS. Laureate head of Gordian.

]^. c. I. F. 8. AN. cccxi. Serapis standing, looking like the right naain u;iranijeauy and the left U a haste. D.*......«,^««...,,,,« ^.7^7'R^.— F»Q»'^I3>, fr.

FrQtUch, Adpfnd« n. p. 53; Mem. from TAcad. Registrations and Belles-Lettres, T. 465.

(a) Duto df Vm in LmmUos, corrvspoadsnt k ïtinfi^àe la fon- dation of Borne.

584 Paphlagonia.

180. ...ooRDiANYs Laureate head of Gordian the Pious,

on the right, with the paludamentum.

i(. c. R. I. F. s. AN. Gccxi. Serapis standing, dressed in the toga, the modius on the head, the right hand raised, and the transverse pole in the g. £*.7.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fir.

Philippus senior.

iSi. iMP. iviii. PHIL.1PFV8. Avo. Laureate head of Philippe, on the right, with the paludamentum,

iC* c. R.I.F.s. AN. cccxiv. (a). Head of Serapis, k right o. iE.8.-R'.-F.o.-5o fr.

Philippus junior,

182. lyiii. Hiuppvs. CAEs. {sic). Laureate head of Phi- lippe the son y on the right, with the paludamentum,

i(. v. R. I. I. {sic). Air. cccxix. {ut videtur), Në- mësis dressed in the stola, standing in the middle of a disstyle temple, holding, it appears, an apple ' with the right hand, and a scepter with the left ^ to his feet, a wheel £.8.-R'.*«F.o.7-5e.fr.

T^alerianus senior,

i83. A.c. p. liiciN. vAiiERiANvs. AYG. Bearded head of Valërîen, with the paludamentum,

i( AN. cccxxiiii. Bust of Sërapis. □. Cab^,

(a) Mr. Sestini mentions the years cccxt. and cccxwtm. Féfu^ Seatini, General Classes, edit. secnnda, p. G6. '

Paphlagonia. 585

•

Grivaud de la Vincelle; Sestini, LctL num, Contin, T. VIL p. 45. iV^ 24 ^.8.-R».-F.b.-5o fr.

Gallienus.

184. IMP. c. GAtLiENVs. AVG. {litL confasis). Têtc bar- bue de Gallien, right, with the paludamentum.

Ht cccxxViii. {retrograde), Neptune de- bout, carrying a fish on the hand dr. , and holding a trident from the left ^.7.-R^.~F.b.-24 ^'**

i85. MFI. c. GAiiLiNvs. (sic) AV. Laureate head, dexterous, with the paludamentum, ^

i(. c. I. F. s. AN. cccxxx. Bacchus in the garb of woman, standing, pouring the cantha with her right hand" rum above a panther which is at his feet ^ in the field, on the right, the monogram (680 of Rec. ). (û). . . , . .' iE.8w-R^-F.b.-24 fr.

PYLAEMENES rex.

See, in the Description Volume II. p. 408, Greek Medals

bronze of this king.

SUPPLEMENT.

I

186. Bare head of young Hercules, right, with skin of the lion tied around the neck, and his club on the shoulder left.

li. BASIAEOS. nTAAIMENoT. ETEPrEToT. Victory

(a) I described a medal bearing the same date, on the reverse which I thought I saw of a typical woman sitting; it's Jnpitex^ Focus Descrhpt. T. II. p. 407. No. 126.

586 Pâpblagohib.

standing y left, holding in raised right hand a crown, and in the left a palm; in the field, an elevation which seems rather an accident just a symbol. JE.5|.-R^.-F.*.-3o fr.

END OF VOLUME FOUR.

IV

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•( f, . n*; 1-

TâBLU DBS PBUVLBS AND DBS CITIES. S87

TABLE

PEOPLES AND CITIES

CONTENTS IN THIS VOLUME.

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Abont-Thicos PaphlagonÎM. 55o ACARNANIA. lay

PURCHASE IN Peloponesi. i

Aegîale Aroorgiins. 368

Aegialns Achaiae. ao

Aegiains Paphiagoniae. 55i

Aegina, insnia Atticae. has

Aegium Achaiae. 3 and a3

Aegira Achaiae. a and ao

Aléa Arcadiae. 1 a73

Allaria Cretae. 3o3

Amasia Ponti. 418

Amastris Paphiagoniae. 55x

FriendsQs Ponti. 433

Amorgos, însula Sporadnm? 367 Amphea Messeniae. 309

Anactorinm Arcananiae. 1^7 Anaphe, insnia Cycladam, 369 Andros, insnia Cycladnm. 370 Antigonia Arcadiae. 4 and a79 Apollonia Cretae? 3o3

Aptera Cretae. 3o4

ARCADIA regicK laS, i3o and 371 Arcadia Cretae. 3o6

ARGOUS management. a36

Argos Amphilochiom Acar-

naniae. itB

Argos ArgoBdis. a36

Argos Cretae. 3o6

ARMENIA. 349

Arsinoe Cretae. 307

Arteroisinm Enhoeae? 354

Asea Arcadiae. ^^ 5 and a74

ASIA. 4i5

Aaiba Ponti. 44a

Aaine Laconiae. 5, 227 and 056

Asopns Laconiae. 237

Asteria, insnia? ao4

Anlari Paphiagoniae. 566

Axas Cretae. 307

B

Basilis Arcadiae. Boea Laconiae. Bora Achaiae.

274 3t

Cahira Ponti. 443

Calyrona, insnia? 371

Caphya Arcadiae. 5 and %jS

Carthaea Ceae, insnlae. 376

Carystns Enboeae. 355

Cea, Ceos, insnia ad Atticam. 371 Cephallenia, inanla ad EU-

dem. X&3

Ceraitae Cretae. 3d8

Cerasns Ponti. 44^

Cerinthns Enboeae? 357

Chabacta Ponti. 444

Chalcis Enboeae. 358

Charisia Arcadiae- 277

Chersonesns Cretae. 3oâ

Cimolis, insnia Cycladnm. 38f8 Cleone Argolidis. 6, taS and aS? Qitoriam Arcadiae. 297

Cnossns Cretae. 3o8

588 Table of peoples and cities.

COLCHIS. Column Mass niee. Comana Ponti. Corcyra, magna insula. Coresia Ceae, insniae.

4x8

ao9

445-

ia8

378

Coriathas Achaiae. 6, 3a and ia8 Gorooe Messeniae. 7, 129 and aio Graniam Cephalleniae. 184

GRETA, insala. 296

Gromna Paphlagoniae. 565

Gydonia Gretae. 3ix

Cyparissia Messeniae. at 10

Gyparisns Gretae. 3x6

Gythnos, insnia Gycladam. 388

D

DAGIA, mTransilvania. 35o

Delos, insnia. 389

Dioscnrias Golchidis. 4x8

Dyrrhachinm Illyrici. 129

I

lonopolb Paphlagoniae. 55o

los, insnia Sporadnm. 39c

Irene, insnia ad Argolidem. 270

Itanns Gretae. 3a4

Ithaca, insnia. 9o4

Inlis Ceae, insniae. 383

E

Elenthernae Gretae. Elyrns Gretae. ELIS region. 7

Epidanrns Argolidis. Eretria Eaboeae. Enboea, insnia. Enrydicinm Elidis. Eva Arcadiae.

i3o 8

3i6

3x7 and 174

and a6o

363

35 1

i8a and a77

Gazinra Ponti. 446 Germanicopolis Paphlago- nie. 566 Gorgippia Bospori. 4x5 Gortyna Gretae. 319 Gyaros, insnia. 390 Gythinm Laconiae. a3o

H

Heraea Arcadiae. 278

Hermione Argolidis. 9, i3o and a6a Hierapytna Greteae. 3aa

Histiaea Eaboeae. 365

Hyrtacns, ifel Hyrtacinns Gretae. 3^4

Lacedaemon Laconiae. 9 and aao

LAGONIA. aao Lappa, i}el Lampa Gretae. 3a6

Laodicea Ponti. 446

Las Laconiae. a34

Lasos Gretae. 397

Lencas Acamaniae. ' x3o

Lissas Gretae. Sa7

Locris. i3o

Lyttns Gretae. 3a8

M

Mantinea Arcadiae. 4 and 279 Mariandyni Ponti. 447

Mastia? Paphlagoniae. 568

Megalopolis Arcadiae. zo and aSo Megara Atticae. xo

Melos, insnia Gycladam. 3^a MESSENIA, Pelopo region-

nesi. IX and ao6

Methana Argolidis. a64

Methydrinm Arcadiae. a83

MOESIA snperior. 956

Mothone Messeniae. axa

Mykonos, insnia Cycladinm. 394 BiYSIA. 35”

N

Naxos, insnia Gycladnm. 39Q Neocaesare^ Ponti. 447 Neoclaudiopolis Paphlago- nie. 56S

0

oins Gretae. OrchomennftiArcadiae.

3iao

Table of peoples and cities. 5^9

RhitbymDa Cretae. Rhypae Achaiae.

341 169

P.'igae Atticae. the

PaliaDteam Arcadiae. 12 and 285

Pallenses Gephaleniae. 188

PAPHLAGONIA. 55o

PARTHIA. 35o Paros, insala Cycladam. 898

Patrae Achaiae. I2eti33

Pellene Achaiae. i3 and i57

PELOPONNESVS. i

PhalanDa Cretae. 333

Phalasarna Cretae. 333

Phanagoria Bospori. 416

Pharnacia Ponti. 454

Petra Cretae. sag

Phea Eiidis. i8a

Phaestus Cretae. 33o

Pheoeas Arcadiae. 285

Phialea Arcadiae. 14 and 288

Phigalea Arcadiae. x4

Phli as Achaiae. x5 and i58

Pholegandros, insnla. 399

Piraolisa Ponti. 454

Poeeessa, nrbs Ceae. '887

Polyrheniam Cretae. 334 Pompeiopolis Paphlagoniae. 569

PONTV Region. 418

Praesos Cretae. 337

PriansQs Cretae. 338

Pronaei Cephalleniae. 191

Psophls Arcadiae. 290 Pylns Ëlidis. 182 and i3

Pyrrichos Laconiae. 235

Same Cephalleniae. , 192

Sarbanissa Ponti. 455

Redfish Paphlagoniae. 570

Sebastopolis Ponti. 455

Seriphos, insnla Cycladnm. 400

Sesamns Paphlagoniae. 571

Sicinos, insnla Cycladam. 401 Sicyon Achaiae. x5, 128, i3o and 160

Sinope Paphlagoniae. 572

Siphnos, inshla Cycladam. 402 Stymphalns Arcadiae. 17 and 293

Sybritia Cretae. 34a

Syros, insnla Cycladam. 404

Taletnm Laconiae?

Tanos Cretae.

Tegea Arcadiae. 17, i3i

Tegea Cretae.^

Tenos, insola Cycladnm.

Thalassa Cretae.

Thelpnsa Arcadiae. x8

Thera, insola ad Cretam.

Thisoa Arcadiae. Tharia Messeniae. Thyrea Argolidis. Trapesns Ponti. Troeven Argolidis. Tylissns Cretae.

18

236 343

and 292 343 410 343

and 294 4i3

and 296 216 265 456 267 35

R

Rbancas Cretae.

340

Zacynthas, insnla ad Ëlid’em. 104 Zela Ponti. 459

END OF THE TABLE OF PEOPLES AND CITIES.

Sgo Table of Kings.

TABLE OF KINGS

^ datis YI, Ponti, Bospori

rex. 494

Agksiljlus, Laooniae rex. aa6 Mithridates III, Ponti rex. 464

Amastris, Heracleaa Ponti Mitbridates Y, Pontî rex. 465

regina. 55 1 Mithridates YI, Eapator,

Areanses, Bospori rex. 54o Ponti rex. 466

Arens, Laconiae rex. 226

Asander, Bospori rex. 470 P

Q Paerisadea II, Bospori rex. 461

Pharnaces I, Ponti rex. 464 Cleomenes m, Laconiae rex. 227 Pharnaces II, Bospori and

Cotys I, Bospori rex. 496 Ponti rex. 369

Cotys II, Bospori rex. 5o6 Polemon I, rex Ponti and

Cotys III, Bospori rex. 53o Bospori. 475

Cotys lY, Bospori rex. 532 Polemon II, rex Ponti and

Bospori. 477

^ Polydorns, Laconiae rex. 226

Pylaemene^, Paphlagoniae

Enpator, Bospori rex. 5ii rex. 585

Pythodorifl, Ponti Tegina. 476

G

R

Gepaepyris, regina Bospori. 482

494 and 496 RegesBospori and Ponti. 461 tfffe^.

Rhadames, vel Rhadamsades, I Bospori rex. 546

Rhescoporis I, Bospori rex. 486 Ininthimeyns, Bospori rex. 535 Rhescnporis II, Bospori rex. 489

Rhescnporis m, Bospori rex. 5oi ^ L Rhescnporis lY, Bospori rex. 526

Rhescnporis Y, Bospori rex. 534 Lenco II, Bospori rex. 462 Rhescnporis YI, Bospori ^ex. 537

Lysiraachns, Thraciae rex. 55i Rhescnporis YII, Bospori

rex, 541

M Rhescnporis YIII, Bospori

rex. 448

Mithridates, ex stirpeMithri-Rhoemetalces, Bospori rex. 5o8

I

Tablb Bottom WOOD. 591

§ Spartocos, rex Bospori Y,

vel "VI, w/ "Vn. 463

Saaromates I, Bospori rex. 479

Saaromates II, Bospori rex. 48a X Saaromates m, Bospori rex. 5o3

Saaromates lY^ Bospori rex. 5x6 Teiranes, Bospori rex. 543

Saaromates Y, Bospori rex. 533 Thotliorses, Bospori rex. 544

Saaromates YI, Bospori rex. 54a Tryphaeaa reg. Ponti and Bosp.

BaoromatesYII, Bospori rex. 549 Polemoais II axor. 478

m Dt THE TAltB DBS^ KINGS.

Sga

ERRATA.

Page.

3,

lig.

5.

W.6; read:'^\^,

4,

—

27.

R*.; Use: R».

2a,

—

24,

Caldavene; read: Gadalvene.

48,

—

23,

R,*y read: Eà,Z,

5i,

—

6,

Gab” by Mr. Tôchon; read: of fire

/

•Mr. Tôchon.

70,

—

8,

6 fr. *read: 9 fr.

7«.

—

i3,

6 fr. ; read • 9 fr.

72,

—

23,

3 fr. I read: 4 f*"-

73,

— •

'4,

TR. P.M.IMP. P. P. 'y read: TR. P.IMP. P.P.

9'"

—

10,

•

Head of Mr. Aurële ^ before, points.

98,

—

21,

, Arig. ; read: Mus. Arig.

139 »

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270,

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5^6 IVDIOAVIOll OB8 MriBAlIitiS».

PLATE

No. I GoRTYNA Cretae. Tom. IT pag. 279. n®. 164. No. 2 Phaestys Gretae. Ihid, p. 289. n^. 247- N"*. 3 Phaestys Cretae. Ibid. p. 290. n^. 25o; N^. 4 Itaitys Cretae. Ihid, p. 285. n^. 2i4- No. 5 PoLTBHENiYH Cretae. Ibid, p. 294- n'. 282.

XL BOARD

No. I Priansys Cretae. Tom. U. pag. 396. n». Self, N^. 2 Pbiansys Cretae. Ibid, p. 296. n^. 299. No. 3 STBAmA Cretae. Ibid, p. 298. n^. 3i5. No. 4 Tylissys Cretae. /&/

XIL BOARD

No. I HisTiAEA Ëuboeae. Tom. H. pag. 3o8. n^. 66. N". 2 Syros ins'ula {a), Tom. V. pag. 392. n*. 377. N^. 3 Amastris Paphlagoniae. Ibid, p. 396. 3. N''. 4 Amastris Paphiagoniae. Ibid. p. 393. n*. 38.. N*^. 5 Gerbunicopous Paphiagoniae. Ibid.-p, 398. n**. 64*

(a) This medallion was described at Tripolis of Phoenicia, according to Pellerin; he is here in SyroA, following Sestiûi.

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538, — 21.0.; read after this sign.-Mus, Caes.

Vindob.

545, — 14, R^.; read: R”.

546, — 7, (year 598); read: (year 699]^ 563, — • 29, (a); /wez .• (b).

Volume !F. Supp. P P

INDICATION

Medals belonging to the corps of FOr- vrage, whose figures cluster together in the plates of this volume.

PLATE III.

No. 1 AcHAEi. Tom. II. p. i53. n**. 33.

N®. a CoRiNTHVs. Ihid, p. 170. n. 164»

N®. 3 CoRiNTHVS. Tom. IV. Supp. p. 84. n*^. 56a.

N®. 4 GoRiNTHYS. Ibid, p. i83. n**. a58.

PLATE IV.

No. I SiCTON Achaiae. Tom. II. p. 3a3. n*”. 78. No. 2 SiCTON Achaiae. Ibid, p. 3a3. n^. 74- No. 3 SiGYON Achaiae. Ibid. p. 3^3. n^. 75. No. 4 SiGYON Achaiae {a), Ibid. p. 3a5. n". 90.

PLATE V.

No. I Eus regio. Tom. I. pag. 98. n^. i3. N®. in Elis region. Tom. IV. Supp. p. 176. n*. 18. No. 3 Elis region. Ibid. Supp. p. 178. n®. 33. No. 4 Elis region [b). Tom. I. pag. gg. no. a4.

(a) Toates these medals are described in the body of FooTragie, the oDes at Senphos, and the aatres at Siphnos, following the ancient classifications.

{b) The four medals on this plate are described in Falerîa d*Etrarte, according to the old attribution.

iHBKAVtoir DBS VLànAitAïéms, 5^5

PLATE VI.

N^. I Ithaga insula. Tom. IT pag. ao8. n^, 32*

N''. 2 Messinia region. 3id. p. aog. n^» 7.

N®. 3 Gleomencs Lacedaem. (has). Ibid. p. 231. n^. 64.

N^. 4 Argadia region. Ihid. fag» 244* i^°* 8*

No. 5 Pheneys Arcadia^. l^id. p. 262. ii\ If .

BOARD Vn.

No. I Argadia Cretae. Tom. II. p. 268. o^. 39. No. 2 Allaria Cretae. Ihid. p. 261. n^. 26. No. 3 Aptera Cretae. Ibid. p. 261. n^. 27*

BOARD VIIL

N^. I Chersonesys Cretae. Tom. H. pag. 264. n^. 4g* N**. 2 Cnossvs Cretae. Ibid, p. 266. n*. 61. N**. 3 Cnossvs Cretae. Ibid. p. 266. n*^. €2. No. 4 Cvossya Cretae. Ibid. p. 266. H^. 60. No. 5 Cydonia Cretae. Ibid. p. 272* fi^. 122.

PLATE IX.

No. I Ctdonia Cretae. Tom. H. pag. 273. n^. i23. N®. 2 Cydonia Cretae. Ibid. p. 271. n®. 1 12. N®. 3 ELEVTHERrfAE Cretae. Ibid. p. 275. no. 141. No. 4 Elyrvs Cretae. Tom. IV. Supp. p. 317. n®. 145. No. 5 GoRTYNA Cretae. Ibid. p. 278. n^. 162.'

N**. 6 GoRTYrcA Cretae. Ibid. p. 278. n®. 160.

(a) Describes the title of Areas. Fojrez Visconti, Icon. gr. T. II. p. 9a. edit. in-4^. PI. XLI. Fig. i.

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PLATE

W. I GCRTYNA Cretae. Tom. II. p. 279. n*^. 164.

No. 2 PhaesTVs Gretae. 3id. p^g. 289. n^. 247.

No. 3 Phaestvs Çretae. Ibid, pag. ^o. n^. 25o;

N**. 4 Itanvs Cretae.. /^'^. )>àg. 285. no. 214.

N**. 5 PolyRHENiTM Cretaè. Aid. p. 294. n*». 282.

BOARD Xi.

N"". I P&iANsvs Cretae. Tom. H. pag. 396. n». 3Oi^ N^. 2 PRiAN8Ys.€retae. Ibid. p. 296. ii^. 299. No. 3 STBAmA Gretae. Ibid, p. 298. n^. 3i5. No. 4 Tylissvs Gretae. /&

XIL BOARD

N®. i HisTiAEA Ëuboeae. Tom. H. pag. 3o8. n®. 66. N". 2 Syros insula (a). Tom. V. pag. 392. n*. 377. N". 3 Amastris Paphlagoniae. Ibid, p. 396. n». 3. No. 4 Amastris Paphlagoniae. /^tV/. p. 393. n". 38.. N^. 5 Germanicopous Paphlagoniae. Ibid.-p. 398. n*^. 64*

(a) This medallion)! was described at Tripolis of Phœiiicia, according to Pellerin; he is here in Syroii, knowing Sestiùi.

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