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DESCRIPTION
OF MEDALS
ANTIQUES, GREEKS AND ROMANS.
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WARNING.
The complete work, composed of six volumes of text and one volume
of boards, sells for io5 fr.
Sapplement to the Greek Medals (Paris, 1819), in-S^”.,
volume!•'. with figures. ao
Volume II (Paris, 18aa), with figures a4
Volume III (Paris, 1824) » with figures,, 3o
(Volume lY is in press.)
On the rarity and price of Roman medals (Paris,
x8i5),
The following volumes can be taken separately:
Description of Greek Medals, in-%o. : volumes IV,
y and YI, broch. , fig Sg
•— Idem volumes V and YI, &q, 39
— Same as volume YI i5
Collection of plates for Greek medals, one vol. 3o
FROM THE CRAPELET PRINTING WORKS,
&UE OF VAUGIRA&Di N^ 9.
DESCRIPTION
OF MEDALS
ANTIQUES,
GREEKS AND ROMANS,
WITH ^
THEIR DEGREE OF RARITY AND THEIR ESTIMATE,
Work serving Catalonia in a suite of more than twenty thousand sulfur footprints, taken from the original pieces;
By t. E. Mionnet,
Chbvhjbr of the Royal Order of the Lionnear Legion, first Employee in the Cabinet of Antiquities of the Bibliofhèqne da Roi, of the Academy of Cortona, of those of Archeology of Rome, of the Georgiphiles of Florence, LiTOarne, Volterra, Companies of Arezzo and the Columbarium of Florence, the Academy of Sciences and Belles-Lettres de Marseille, etc., etc.
SUPPLEMENT.
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Mr. DCCC. XXIV.
in Macedonia. ^
i^. MAKEAONnM. Helmet with chin guard and VacroS"
tolium.. A.3.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.
4* lie nionog.* (290 tlu Supp.) in the middle of the shield Macedonian.
i^. Helmet with chin guard; in the field, the monog. (4o5 of Rec.). • ^.3|-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
5. Macedonian shield.
1^. MAKEAONlttly in three lines in the middle of the field ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
6. The head of Jupiter, right.
^. MAKEAON12N; Lightning and the monogram of
Botteates (244 of the Rec.) ^.4^.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
y. Free horse, walking left.
t^, MAJCEAONQN, written around the mace-shield donian. Q. Cab. from M, Allier de Hauteroche, to Paris» •.••••••.• Ai.2-5.— R^.-F.o.— 10 fr,
8. Diademed head of Neptune, right, with his trident ■on the left shoulder.
y. MAJCEAONHN. Cranked club, and the mo- nograms (258 and i368 of the Recueil) PI. IIL N^. I. {a) Pot.6|.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.
9. Head of Jupiter or Neptune, right, surrounded by a link.
]^. MAKEAON12N in two lines separated by one club, and the two monog. (92 and 98 of the Rec.), all in an oak crown. . . . iE1.5.-R^-F*o.-a fr»
X0> Other semb. 1 with my. (89).£.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
tl^Aujtre, with the monogram (267 du Be^ jcneU ). JE,6.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
^1^ Serrated medal to Vinstar of ^elqaes monnoiei of the kings of Syôe.
Macedonia. S
II. Head of Jupiter or Neptune, right, surrounded by a
link.
^. MAKEAONQN in two lines separated by one
club, and the monog. (logS of Rec.); all in a crown of oak. ....... ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
i3. Head of Silenus facing, crowned with ivy.
^. MAKEAONQN in two lines; above, my. (17 of the Rec.), and some confused letters; all in a wreath of ivy ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr»
i4* Head of Silenus facing forward and that of Bacchus opposite. 1^. MAKEAONQN ; above, D; all in one
ivy wreath. Q ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr«
Sestini. Description p. 85. N**. 10.
i5. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
j^. MAKEAONQN. Tripod; in the field, the monog. (90 and 91 of the Supp.). • . . -S1.5.-C.-F.0.-1 fr.
16. Other; in the field, the monograms (92 of Supplement. and i58 of the Recueil), and another half
17. Other; the monogs. altered. .... ^.45.-C.-F.o.-i fr. t8. Other ; in the field, the mon. (92 and 247 of the Rec.)
and another partly erased £.4*-G.-F.o.-i fr»
tg. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
^. TPÀI. (sic.) M AKEAONÛN. Tripod; in the field, the monogs. (98 and 94 of the Supp.). . . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr» aOé Laureate head of Apollo, right.
^ MAKC AONQM. Lyre and bow } in the field, the
monog. (25i of the Rec.) iE.ô.-R^.-F.^.-g fr*
21. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
1)1. MAJCfiAOMOM. Tripod- and monog. (246, 322;
329 and 58o of the Roc. )• *.4|.-C:-F.o.-i fr.
A*
4 M A C £ 1) O I N B.
22. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
jç:. M AKEAONaN. Tripod; in the field, the » monograms (i58 of the Recueil, 98 and 94 of the Sup-» plent. ) ^.zj^.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
a3. Head of Cerës crowned with ears of corn.
]^. MAKEAONaN. Trident; in the field, two
monog. has. Mus. Hunter ^.5.-R* .-F.0.-2 fr.
à4' Other ^ in the field, the monog. (80 and 257 of
Kec. ) ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
25. Other; in the field, the monog. (28 and 258 of Bec.) and the letter H ^.5. -R*. -F. 0.72 fr.
26. Head of Pallas, left.
]^, MAKEAONIU^. Leaping horse, left, and a monogram. Q ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
Gom. Wiczay. Mcis. Hederv. T.I. p. law. N^a573.
27. Head of young Hercules, covered with the lion's skin, at 4^oite.
]^. MAKEAONÛN. Horse walking to the right^ d^ns the field, the monogram (288 of the Supp.) and the letter N J:.4.-R^-F.o.-4 fr.
28. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin to the lion.
^. MAK.. Naked man on horseback, right, mother right raised;. in the field, monogram (244 ^^ tlecollection ). (“)... iE.4|.-R^.-F.o.-3 fr.
29. Other j MAKEAONON. Same type and same mono- . gram* Q, • • iE.4|*-R^/~F.o.'*3 fr.
Sestini. Description. nam. yet. paç. 86. N**. z.
(a) This monogram indicates this medal and those that it contains* ▼eat were struck by the Botteates, people of Macedonia.
Macedonia. ST
3o; Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin of the lion.
t^. MA'KEAONH.. Rider, right, right hand
lifted. ^.3i.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
3i. Laureate head of a woman.
^. MAKEAONHN. Lightning Wing; below, the monog. des Botteates (244 of the Rec.). Q. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3 fr.
Sestini. 1. c N^I a.
Sa. Other, with the same monog. and a croissant. D. Sestini, l. c, iV”. 3. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3*fr.
33. Bacchus head surrounded by ivy, right.
^. MAK..AOH. Goat standing, right; mono^. erased iE.4.-R» .-F.o.-i fr.
Macedonia under the Romans,
34. AtAKBAONON. Bare young head, scattered hair;* behind, B,
^»-8VVRA. LEG. Piioc?-^ Cistus, club and a table, or rather the curule chair; all in a crown delaurter. D; Seslini, Descr, numoruin velerum, p, 85. No, 12. ... ; A.8.-R*.-F.o.-i5o frs
35. c^. PR. MAKEAONaN. Same head.
^. AESiLLAs. Cistus, mace and curule chair; in the field, p^; all in a crown of laurel A.8.-R*.-F.o.-2/| fr.
36. MAC. Young head, right, with a head of hair floating; behind, O.
^. AEsiiiiiiAs. Cistus of Bacchus, club and a table; in the field, the simpulum; all in one cou- laurel wreath. □. (a) JEi.'j,'-
Mas. Sanclein. nam. vet. I. ^^o.
(a) This medal seems suspicious to me; I believe she is moalee on Targent*
6 Macjedonb.
“
37. Head of Diana, with bow and quiver behind the back, between Macedonian shields.
1^. MAKEAONON. Club ; above, the letter G, and a hand holding something; all in one
oak crown. D.(a). A.8.-
Sestini. Lett. name. T* IX. p. ao.
.38. Diademed head of Jupiter, right.
Iji. MAKEAONQN. TAMIOY. TAIOT. nOHAIAIOY in three lines; in the middle, a club; all in
a crown of oak. Q iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-9 fr.
Haunt.
39. Head of Perseus.
^. MAKEAONON. TAMIOT. TAIOT. noAIAIOT. (^) in an oak crown. □. Sestini, Descr, num, vet, p. 85. No* 14 JE.6.— R'^.-F.o.-g fr.
40. Head of Minerva, left, with an egret helmet, and four horses abreast on the visor.
]^. TAIOT. TAMIOY, nOHAIAIOT. Grazing horse, on the right. Q -/E.5.-R3.-F.0.-6 fr.
Corn. Wicuy. Mas. Hedenr. T.I. p. zoi. No. a683. 4x. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
y. TAIOY. TAMIOT. nOHAIAIOY. Beef health (c), right; below, the ionogram (244 of
Rec. ) -E.5.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
4a. Other; TAIOT. TAMIOT. Same type as the pre- cedent j;.5.-R».-F.o.-2 fr.
43. Other, almost semhlahle. . .• iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
(a) Suspicious medallion.
(b) I always read nOnAIAIOT.
(c) And not a horse like I thought I would see on this m^ medal as well as on the underlying medals. Description T.I. p. 455 and 456. N**.4o,45,46el64.
44- '^èie ie Bacchus surrounded by ivy and left.
1^. TAMI. FAIOT. Goat standing, left; der- rear, A; next to it, a monog. Q. ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-2fr.
Corn. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. 1. c. N^. a58a.
45. Same head.
lj£. TAMI.. rÀIOÏ... on AI A.... Goat standing, ad.; in front, my. (4o5 of Rec). • ^ Jff .-R* .-F.0.-2 fr.
46. Other; in the field, the monog. (4o5 and 1401 of Rec. ) and K. JE.5.-R».-F.o.-2 fr.
jiugustus.
47. KAISAP. AïrOYST. Bare head of Augustus.
^. ZEBASTOS. MAKEAON12N. Macedonian shield nothing. Q. Mus, Theup. 833. . . . ^.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr. Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 101. N*'. aSgS.
Nero.
48. NEPOK. KAISAP. Hue head of Nero, left.
^. SEBA2TOS. MAKEAOKAN^ occupying the entire perimeter of the Macedonian shield (a). Q. CaBi of Mr. Allier de Hauteroche JE.jS.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
Otho.
49. ...fieON.. MIKOS. AYTOKPATOP. Laureate head
of Otho, on the left.
^. 2EBA2TOS. MAKEAO^AK. Macedonian shield. nothing. Q jE.6.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr.
Sestiai. Description. name. yet. p. S7. N^. 4*
(a) Morell published two medals of this prince bearing the same lype, but with the legend KOINON. MAKSaQNAN. I never notice this variety in the cabinets.
8 MaC2DOINIC.'
J^iteîUus.
5o. ...TOKPAtflP. KAIXAF. OTI... Head lanrëe cle Vî- tellius.
1^. 2EBASTOX. MAKEAONON. Macedonian shield nien. Q iE.6.-R«.-F.o.-6o fr.
Mas. Sanclem. nnm. salt. II. p. 129. 5i. ...OYITEAAIOS. rEPMANIKOS... (a). Laurel head of Vitellius, k left.
I)£. 2EBAST02. ACAKEAONOK. (b). Even type ^.6.-R«.-F.o.-6o fr.
P^espasianus.
Sa. AYTOK.. YESnASIANor. Laureate head of Vespasian, on the left.
j^. SEBASTOS. MAKEAOKaK. Macedo shield nothing. (c) JE.6.-R«.-F.o.-3 fr.
Domitianus.
53. AYTO. KAISAP. AO^flTIANOS. Laureate head, dexterous.
1^. KOINON. MAKEAONQN^ around the shield ma- Cedonian • ••.••••••• jE.o*— G.— F.O.— I fr.
Hadrianus.
54. KAISAF. AAPIANOC. Laureate head of Hadrian, right, with the paludamentum,
>, koiNO. MAKEAONaN. Macedo shield nien -E.7.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.
55. KAISAP. AAPIANOC. Laureate head of Hadrian, dexterous, with the paludamentum,
. (a) It should read ATAOC. OTIT€AAlOC. r€PMANIKOC. KAI.
See Sestini. Description. p. 87. 5. {b) Morell gives the suspicious legend, KOINON.- M AKEAONHN. ' (c) This medal, already described, is wrongly marked as corn- >
mune; she is difficult to meet.
jjt. KOINOK. MAKEAONaN. Macedonian shield nien. . • iE.5.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
56. Other. KOINON. MAKEAONnN. {retrograde). Even
\jOC» •••••••••••••••••••••••* jiij» %f 9^'\jm^M .o»""i tr»s
jintoninus More.
57 CAP. ANTQN€INOC. Laureate head of Anton in ,
right, with malaria,
^. KOINON. MAK6AONÛN. Tourtelled femnGie, seated on a cippe, left, holding an ear of corn in the hand d. and a cornucopia of the g. iE.6^.-R*.-F.o.-5 fr.
58. Same legend and same head.
j^. KOINON. MAK€AONQN around the shield ma- Cedonian ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr«
59. ATT. K.T.AI. ANTOONINOC Bare head of An-
tonin the pious.
jf. KOINON. MAKEAONÛN. Lightning. Q. EchheL Cat. mus/Caes,nnd.TJ.p,83.No.iS.M.6.-^K"F.o.'3fr.
60. KAICAF. ANT00N€INOC., Bare head, right, without malaria,
TB^, Same leg. and same type.. ^.y.-R'.-F.o.-S fr.
61. KAICAF. ANTu)N€INOC. Same laurel head.
T^, Same leg. and same type. . ^.8.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
M, Aurelius.
62. KAICAP. ATPHAIC. {sic.) Bare head of Mr. Aurèlc young, on the right, with malaria,
^. KOINON. MAK€AONaN. Macedonian shield nien JE.5i.-R^-F.o.-9fr.
63 ..I^ISOONINOC. Bare head of Mr. Aurèle with a
long beard, right.
^. KOINON. MAK6AONÛN. Macedonian shield meii ••••...•••••■■».•••••.. M-to*£L.~*^MX *— jc .0.^3 xr.
lo Macbdoinh.
64. KAICAP. AMTooNINOC. Bearded and radiant head M. Aurële, on the right, without the paludamentum.
vji. KOINON. MAK6AOK00N. Occupying Winged Lightning
the whole field ^.6J.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
65. TU)NINOC. Bearded and radiated head, right, with
a breastplate.
^. KOINON. MAKCAONOON. Same type of lightning
65, KAICAP. ANTooNINOC. Laureate and bearded head of Mr. Aurële, on the right.
^. KOINON. MAK6AON00N. Lightning similar to previous ^.5|.— C— F.o.— i fr.
67. Two others approximately similar. ^.6 and 7.-C.-F.0.-1 fr.
68. KAIGAF. ANTu>N€INOC. Bare head of Mr. Aurële, right.
i^. KOINON. MAK€AONooN. Same type of lightning winged:, ^.6|.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.
69. Other, with KOINON. MAKEAONQN. Q. VailL Num. gr ^.4.-R^-F.o.-2 fr.
70. Other. AA£3ANAPOG. MEFAC. MAKEAONHN. Head removed from Alexander - the - Great. D. Vaill. Num. gr JE.3.-R^-F.o.-2ofr.
Faustina Junior.
71 Head of Faustina the Younger.
1^. KOINON. MAKEAON12N. Macedonian shield. Q. J^ailL Num, gr iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
7a. Other; Mercury standing, holding with right hand a purse, and on the left a caduceus. Q. J^ailL The ^.4.-R\-F.o..6 fr.
73. Other) Woman dressed in a tunic, standing, carrying on the right hand the simulacrum of Jupiter dressed in the toga, and the staff of the left hand. . ^.g.^R^.-F.o.-iii fr.
MacÉDOINKI. ^ IX
Commodus.
^4- KAICAF. KOM.... Bare and hairless head of Gommocley on the right, with the paludamentum.
V^. KOINON. MAKEAOMooN. Occupying Winged Lightning whole field £.6.— E.*.->F.o.— 6 fr.
75. Other ^ KOINON. MAK€AONU)N. Macedonian shield nien JE.4.-R* .-F.0.-4 fr,
Septimius Ses^erus.
76. AY. K. A. C€n. C6THPOC. thread. Laureate head of Sep- time Severe, right, with paludamentum.
jjt. KOINON. MAK€AONu>N. Naked Jupiter standing, holding a melt in the hand d. , and the g. on haste pure; at his feet, an eagle. . . . ^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-12 fr.
77. Another j with KOINON. MAK£AONî2N. Pallas seated, wearing Victory on the right hand, and the left leaning on her shield. Q... . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
Size. Name. gnfeca.
Caracalla.
78. A.T. K.M. ATP. ANTONCINOC. Bare head of Cara- young calla, right, with paludamentum,
j^: KOINON. MAKCAONON. Macedonian shield nien* • ••••.•...•• £.42*~R «""FtO.— 6 fr*
79. Other ^ Macedonian shield. 0. p^ailL' loco citato *.6.-R* .-F.O.-3 fr.
80. Other; KOINON. MAKEAONS2N. B.NEQ. Even type. □. Vaiïl, Le iE./|.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
81 Head of Caracalla.
^. KOINON. ACAKEAONaN. Jupiter standing, holding of the hand d. a thunderbolt, and the pole in the left. ; to his feet, an eagle. Q £.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
TaiU. 1. c.
X2I Macedonia.
82 Head of Caracaîla.
^ KOINON. MAKEAONaN. The emperor dressed in malaria. standing, holding a coat hook with his right hand and the haste on the left. 0. ^ai7/. /. c.^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6fr.
83. ATT. K.M. ATP. ANTON€INOC. {sic.) C€B. Head beardless laurëe.
l^. KOINON. AfAIC£AON..N. Three crowns of
laurel placed on an altar. Q. {a) ^.MM.-
Mas. Arig. Num, maxim, mod, Tab. V, iVo. 14.
Sevenis Alexander.
84. .....AA€ SANAPOC Laare head of Sévère Alexan- dre y to the right, with the paludamentum,
s^, KOINON. MAK6AON.... Minerva seated on a seat, turned to the left, holding a 1” coat hook right hand, and the pure pole of the left supported on a shield placed on the ground.- ^.7.-C.-F.o.-
85. Other, with KOINON. MAKEAONÎ2N. Alexander standing, holding the pole in the right hand, and the
. left the parazonium. Q... . . . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr*
Vaill. Nam. graeca.
86. Other; the emperor dressed in the paludamentum, on horseback, preceded by Victory, holding in his right hand a crown. Q(b). Vaill, /. c. ; . .^.6.
87. AT. K.M.A.C€. AA€KANAPOC... Laureate head of Severe Alexander, dexterous, with the paludamentum,
^L. KOINON. MAKeAONQN. N€aK.... Even type of the emperor on horseback, preceded by the Vic- tory -fi.e^.-R' .-F.O.-3 fr.
(a) Sspect medallion.
{b) Medal poorly described by Taillant, see the n*”. snivat.
MyDoine. . iS
88. A.T. K.M. ATP. C€BH. {sic) AA€aAN... Same head.
j^. KOINON. MAK€AONaN. S.N. Figure equestrian, going to the gallop|), right, right hand get up.'. -E.y.-R^-F.o.-S fr.
Mamaea.
89. lOTAIA. MAMAIA. C6BA. Mamëe's head.
Ijd. MAK6. CTNOMIC. niCTOC€OC. OI. NBOKOP. KAI... (a) in five lines, in the middle of a crown. Q. Mus, Sanclem, num. s^L IIL /?. £62.
Gordianus More.
90. A.T. K.M.ANT. TOPAIANOC. Radiated head of Gordian the pile, on the right, with the paludamenlum,
^. KOINON. MAK6AOMÎ2N. B. linkKOPa. Two urns for games on a square table, with a palm
in each of them ^.y.-R'.-F.o.-S fr.
gi. AïT. K. MAP. ANT. TOPAIANOC. Same head written off,
on the right, breastplate and shawl.
Vf. KOINON. MAKCAONQN. B. NeOlCOPaN. D^ax temples seen from the side, placed opposite each other; at middle, a games urn ^.^.-R^-F.o.-S fr.
9a. ATT. IC. Mr. ANTNIOC. {sic.) TOPAIANOC. Head lapree of Gordian the Pious.
^. KOINON. MAK€AONnN. B. N€aKO. ; in the field, OATAiniA. Table on which are two games urns, with a palm. Q. Sestini. Weigh, num. veL p. 87. iV«. j jE.7.-R^.-F.o.-20 fr.
g). Other, with KOINON. MAKEAO^î2N. The emperor dressed in malaria. , armed with a pole, and preceded by a snake. Q. F^aill. Num. gr. . . . ^.6.-R'%-F.o.-3 fr.
(a) Altered and uncertain legend.
t4 MACiDOINX.
Philippus senior.
94. ATT. K. MAP. lOTAI. OIAinnoc. radiated head of Philippe the father, on the right, with the paludamentum.
^. KOIMOM. MAKeAONOM. B. N€a. Rider going galloping, skillful^ below, the date €00.(275) [a). Pl. III. N®. % ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-8o fr.
Trehonianus Gallus.
95. ATT. K.r. OTIBI. TAAAOC. CEB, Tête laureate of Tré- bonien Galle, with paludamenium.
^^. MAKEAOMQM.... OTGTAMA? Athlete in a
quadriga, holding a crown in his right hand, and
from the left a fi)uet. 0. (6). .£.9.-B^.-rF.o.-ioo fr.
Bandori. I.p. 68. Yaill. Nam.gr.
ACANTHVS, nunc JEbissos,
Voja, in the Description, Tomel, /». 460 et seq., the Medalists ▲UTOifOMSs Greeks in silver and bronze, (c)
S U P P L £ M EN T
96. Front part of a lion devouring prey ^ au-» On it is the acanthus flower, it seems.
(a) The year 975 of Tereus, begun in August /aS of the foundation of Rome, corresponding to the years 998 and 999 of Rome, and a45 and 246 Christian deTere. Fq;^. Visconti. Iconograph. gr. T. II. p. Sx. ed. in-4o.
{b) This medal belongs, it appears, to the snite of con- torniates.
(c) A small medal is unfoundedly attributed to this yille of gold which is among those which are rightly regarded as having been struck in some cities of Asia Minor.
j^t. Square cxeui^ divided into four parts (a). □. Its-^ iini. Lett. num, Continue. Vol. IV” p. 56. iV"". i. Cab.. of he/, Baron de Chaudoir. , . A.3.-R^.-F.a.-36 fr.
^. Front part, of a standing lion, turned to the right, with a belt formed of a garnetis.
^. Hollow area ^ divided into four parts deep, and each beveled in Tinté- laughing?. • •• • 'A,.2|.— R^.— F.a.— 3o fr.
98. Front part of a lion, dexterous; above, the bucranium.
yew. Hollow square divided into four equal parts, decorated, in the interior, a garnet. . A.3.-R*.— F.a.-i2 fr.
99. Another approximately similar^ • . A. 3. -R*. -F. a.- 12 fr.
100. Lion head from the front.
^. Hollow square, divided into four parts by two bars. A. i.-R*.-F.a.-io fr..
“
ioi. Front part of a kneeling bull, turned left and looking right /with a belt formed of a row of pearls or a garnetis.
^. Hollow area, divided into four parts deep, and each. beveled in the interior laughing? A.2i.-R*.-F.a.-20 fr»
102. Front part of a lying ox, turned k left and looking to the right ^ above, a flower.
^. Hollow area, divided into four equal parts and regular; in the background, a garnetis. □. Cab, of Hermand. A.3|.-R^.-F.a.*.-24 fr.
103. Front part of a lying bull, turned to
(a) Follow the details described in the instructions. T.YI. Desor. p. 62S. N«'. xzi, zza, xi3 el zM*
l6 Macé|>oin£.
left and looking to the right; above ^ a branch laurel.
^. Hollow square, very regular, divided into four parts, decorated with a light garnetis in the interior laughing, (a), i ..... . A..3.-R*.— F.a.*.-"24 fr"
io4* Head of an ox, with the neck turned to the right.
^. Hollow square y regular y divided into four parts by two cross bars. Q. PI. II J. No. 3. Cab. of M, Gossellin A. i .-R4.-F.a.**.-3o fr*
zo5. Kneeling bull, turned left.
i^. Hollow square, divided by two bars into four equal parts shallow. , . A.2.-R^.-F.a.-ao fr.
106. Lion devouring a bull; above, the letters Al; below, a laurel branch.
j^, AKAN0ION, written in a hollow square, with the lettering tower of a projecting square, divided into four parts equal shapes decorated, on the surface, with a granite. (PL IV. ]N^ 3. ) A.7|4R^.-F.a.*.-i5o fr.
107. Lion devouring a bull; above, a leaf ivy.
1^. AKAN0IOM, written in a hollow square, inscribed tower of a flat square, divided into four equal parts them. Q. Cab. from M, Allier de Hauteroche, to Paris. A.8|.-R^-F.a.-i5o fr.
108. 2ÛKQM. Lion devouring a bull i on the left.
1^. AKAN0IOM. Four pyramid-shaped elevations midale, covered with a garnetis, enclosed in squares ending in lines; all in the middle of a hollow square. Q. Same Cab. A.7.-R*.-F.a.*.-i5ofr.
(a) I described a medal almost similar to Acanthos, T. I. p. 46x, N<». 94 1 and fig. Eec. IPs. XXYL Ii«. i. p. ai. ;
109^
Macedonia. 17
X09. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
. ^. Hollow square, divided into four parts also square, and beveled in the interior laughing A.2.-R^.-F.a.-3o fr.
xio. Same head. Helmet decorated with laurel.
i^. AKAN. , written in the four divisions of a square creuX'» ••••••••••••••«••••• jtw» 2 «^jR, «"^r «a «^oo rr*
III. Hairless head, right, with a peaked helmet.
ift. AKAN. , in a hollow square, divided by two
bars in four equally square parts; at the bottom,
a garnetis. Q A.3.-R^.-F.a.*.-48 fr.
Sestini ex Mas. B. de Cbandoir. Lett. name. Gontiniuz. T. lY. p, 56. N*>. a. T«b, I.N». 14.
112. Hairless helmeted head.
15:. AKAN. , in a square. Q. ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr«
Sestini. Description nam. vet. |>. 88. N«. 7.
11 3. Head of Pallas, right.
^. AKAj^, in a square divided into four parts
by two bars ^.2.-R.^-F.o.-i8 fr.
* 114. Another almost similar. . . . ^.2.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
1 15. Rider in military uniform, finished, going to the right. I)?. AKAN. , written between the four rays of a
wheel, a *.4.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
Corner. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. Tom. I.p. loa. N”. a6oi.
116. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
y. . . .AN0mN. Lyre iE.2.-R5.-F.*.-i8 fr.
AEGAE.
The original medals given to this city by Eckhel and others antique dealers, having a neclièvrecoachée type ponr, belong to the series of uncertain coins of the ancient kings of Macedonia. This city never seems to have the right to mint sound coins the kings. Fid, injrà.
Volume IIL Scpp. B
i8 Maceboina.
AENÏA vel AENEA.
The medals of this city are: In bronze. R^. — F.o. Small modal • 80 fr.
117. Head of Diana, right.
1^. AIMAÛN. Cornupëte ox, turned to the right, a. iE.3.-R7.-F.o.-8o fr.
Sestiui. Lett. nam. Continaaz. T.YIII. p. x. Tab. I. fig. i.
AMPHAXVS.
Toyes, in the Description, Volume L page 462, the medals
AUTONOMOUS Greek bronze figures.
AMPHIPOLIS,,««rtc Jehi-Rioj.
See, in the Description. Tom. /. pag, 462 et seq. , the medals Greek AUTOICOMES in silver {a) and bronze, and the iMPeaiALKS bronze Greek statues
Augustus. Titas. Macrinus.
livia. Domitian. Severe Alexander.
Tiberius. Convenient. Yalerian.
Claude. Septimius Severus. Gallienus.
» SUPPLEMENT.
1 18. Head of Apollo, surrounded by a diadem, right.
AA(
read. , ^ Fish ; all in a square formed by four lines. Q A.i|-R^.-F.a.*.-24 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier de Hauteroche.
119. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
(“) The gold medals falsely attributed to this city were fir«ppets in Asia Minor.
Macedoinb. 19
i^, AMOI. Laurel branch; all in one
square. □ i ...*.. . A..2.-R^.-F.a.*.-2/| fr.
Sestini. Descvipt. nam. vct. p. 88. N«. 5.
Z20. Laureate head of Apollo, front view.
j^. AMOinOAITî2N written there on the raised edges of a hollow square, in the middle of which is a lit torch, and next to it an inclined groyne. Q. Cab. by Mr. Gossellin, (PI, V. N. I.) A.6.-R^-F.a.**.-3oo fr.
121. Same head.
^. AMOinoAITûN. Torch in a square. Q. Its^ tini. L c. ]V^ 6 A.3.-R'.-F.a.*.-ioD fr.
122. Laureate head of Apollo, yue of three quarters, and re- keeping to the right.
^. AMOinOAITEQN, written on the raised edges of a hollow square, in the middle of which is a lit torch. (PI. V, N^ 3.) A.3J.-R^-F.a.*.-I5o fr.
123. Other. (PI. V. N*. 4.)... A.2.-R^-F.a.*.-Ioofr.
124* Hairless diademed head ^ right.
^. AM«W. Torch. ^.i|.-R^-F.*.-4 fr.
125. Same head, right.
^. AM<^1, ^ Torch ; all in an indicated square by four bars iE.25.-R^.-F.*.-6 fr.
126. Same head; behind, an ivy leaf.
y. ^^ Torch. □ , . . iE.2.-R3.-F.*.-6 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier ide Haateroche.
127. Same diademed head, right; the monog. (320 of Rec. )
,V- I o Torch S^. ï5.-R^.-F.*.-6 fr,
128. Head of Jupiter, left.
B*
ao Macedonia.
iji. AMOinOAITaN. Walking centaur, left. . O ^ iE.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fr.
Corner. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. Tom. I.p. xo3. N**. 3609. 12g. Diademed head of Jupiter, right.
w. AMOinOAITûN. Prone club, and the mono- gram (igS of Rec.); all in a crown of cone. •••••••••••••••.••••..” iiii./f.-.^L<.*r .o«—
i3o. Other, with the monogram (96 of the Supple-
i3i. Other, with the monog. (92 of the Rec). ^.4i.-C.-F.o.- i32. Same head.
ij£. AMOinciTÛN-, Leaping Bull, right; ueri lere , a, •.•••.•••••,»•,,•••••• iiii.3.""Viê*~f .o."*
i33. Same head.
^. AMOinOAITAN. Running Ox; between the legs, the briogr. (i443 of Rec.). □. ^.5.-C.-F.o.-
Scstini, Descr. num. yet. p. 89. N^, 16.
x34* Same head.
^. AAl
pick) JE.4.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
i35. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
^. AMOinoAEIfaN. Eagle spread facing, and re- keeping left. iE.3|.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
i36. Same head.
y. AMOinOAEITÛN. Eagle spread on a fou-
' dre iE.3i.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
137. Same head; behind, a scepter.
^. Same legend and same type. Q. Mus. Arig, I, pop. Tab, IIL fig* 21 ^.3^.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
t38. Laureate head of Jupiter, right; behind | a ^cepter.
Macedonia. 21
1^., AM left •• ^.4'-R'--F'0.-3 fr. iSg. Head of Jupiter, left. ij^. AMOinOAITcoN. Spread eagle, left, and re- keeping right i. . . ^.3|.-R*.-F.o.-4 ^^' 140. Laureate and harbued head, right. iji. AMOinOAEITON. Eagle spread, facing, looking on the right ^. 2. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr- 141. Laureate head of Jupiter. i^. AMOinoAlTQN. Prow of ship; in the field, S. OATN. Q. ......... . ^E.S.-R^.-F.Ok-û.fir^ ScAtini. Description name. ^and. p. Sq^IS^o. i5. 142. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. ^. ...Oino.JT — Prow of ship. ^.5. -C. -F. o,- i44- Laureate head of Jupiter, right^ y. AMOinOAJTaM. Prow of ship; In. the field, monograms (108,, i58, 1019 of the Re- pick). • ^.5.-C.-F.o.- 145. Other; in Xth field, S., ne. and Te monogram (i536 of the Rec.) ^.4î.-C.-F.o.-
146. Helmeted head of Minerva, right, the visor of helmet decorated with a quadriga.
i^ AITQN. Grazing beef, turned
right j;.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
147. Imberhe head, helmeted.
^. AM<^inOAITaN. Hunchbacked bull grazing. □. Sestini, L c. N*^. 23. Cab, by Mr. Allier de Hautes rock ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
148. Other; eagle standing, to the right, and looking to left. □> 5e^/»it/. /. e, N^. 24. -Si.4.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
22 Macedonia.
1 49* Hairless head, helmeted.
^. AAfOinOAITQN. Eagle standing; in its beak ^crown. D. Sestini. l, c. No, aS. ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
i5o. Same head, right; under the egret of the helmet we bed: in. noCYKA€, empty bed.
^. AM N. Eagle unfolds, turned to the left,
and looking to the right ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.
i5i. Head radiated from the sun, right.
^. AMOinoAITQM. Trident decorated with two dau- phins; in the field, the monogr. (23 1 of the Supp.), and caduceus ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
162. Radiated head of the sun, h right.
Tjt. AM^WnOAITftN. Dolphin, right, and the mo- nogr. (282 and 233 of the Supp.). . . . ^.3|.-R*-F.o.-2 fr.
iS3. Head of Diana, right, with quiver on the left shoulder.
^. AMO AIÎ2N. Two goats fighting; in
the field, the mon. (ggduSupp.). iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-6fr.
i54* Another similar one, with the monograms (44 and 248 of Rec. ) • JE.4^*~'R .— F.O.— 6 fr.
l55. Head of Diana, right, with her quiver.
^. AMOinOAITON. Leaping bull, right • • • • ^.4**C.-F.o.-
i56. Two others almost similar. • • £.3.-G.-F.o.-
167. Bust of Diana Pharetra, right.
1^. ...OinOAI.... Diane Tauropole on a bull going k left; she holds a sail swollen by the winds. • jE.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
i58. Same bust; in front, Mr.
1^. ... iSg. Bust of Diana, right. ; arcetcarquoîsclerriereleclos. ^t. AAf OinOAEiraN. Diane Tanropole, snr a tau- current water, right ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr. i6o. Bust of Diana Pharetra; in front, AN. ^. AMOinOA Same type. ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-i fr. i6i. Same bust. * 1^. AMOinOAITfîM. In the middle, a monogram entered two uncertain symbols; all in one oak crown. Q ^.5|.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr. Christ. Ramas. Cat. name. Tet. reg. Danix. P.I. p. 1 16. N^. has. 162. AMOinoAIC. Head of a woman, veiled and twisted. ^. TAYPOnOAOC. Diane Tauropole, standing, right, dressed in a tunic, the head surmounted by modius on a crescent, a bow and a quiver behind behind his back, holding a rear torch in his right hand tooth, and on the left a branch. Q. Sestini, LeU, num. Keep going. Tom, JL p. g. ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
i63. Head. de Gérés, on the right.
^. AAfOinOAITQN. Lying ear; in the field, the monogr. (97 of Supp.) A.3|.-C.-F.o.-
164. Radiated hairless head, right.
^. AMOinOAiraN. Dolphin, right; below, a caduceus and the monogr. (98 of the Supp.): all in a crown of oak, ^.3.-C.-F.o.-
165. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. ^. AMOinOAlTûN. Goat walking. □. Eckhel,
Cat. mus. Caes. F’indob. Tom, L p. 83, and Pem^ brock iE.3.-R^-F.o.-2 fr.
166. Two others almost similar. ^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-2 fr.
167. Diademed head of Bacchus; behind, a thyrsus. here!. AAf OinOAEITON. Eagle on a thunderbolt. Q. Sestini.
Description num, vei. p. 89. N^. 26. iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
M Macedonia.
168. Declemated head of Bacchus; behind, a thyrsus 1^. AMOinOAEITON. Eagle on a thunderbolt, head turned born on the left. D.Sest. L c, iVo. 27. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
169. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy.
1^. AMOinOAITQN. Cornupëte beef. □. Sestini. l, c. N". 28 •••• fi.4«— R*«— F.O.— 2 fr.
170. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right.
^. AMOinOAeiTaN. Standing ox, facing right ^.3.-C.-F.o.-
171. Head of young Bacchus.
^. AM4>I. Diota iE.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
172. Diademed head of Neptune, dexterous.
i^. AMOinOAITQN. Prone club; in the field, the monogr. (280, 284 and 235 of the Supp.): the all in a crown of oak. • . . £.4î*-G.-F.o.-
173. Head of Neptun^, right.
^. AMinOAITÛN. Prone club, and a star; all in an oak wreath. ^.4|.-C.-F.o.-
174. Diademed head of Neptune, right.
^L. ...M<^l....lTO.. Bow ^.4.-C.-F.o.-
175. AMOinOAlTûN. Head of Hercules naked, with skin lion around the collar.
^. Pallas standing, left, holding with right hand a small Victory, and the left on his shield, to side of which is a pole. □. . . . £.4*-B.'--F.o.-2 fr.
Sestini. 1. c. N<>. 17^
176. Head of Hercules, covered with lion skin.
^. AMOinOAITQN. Centaur throwing hand right a globe, and holding in the left a branch; to his feet, a cob. □ ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini. 1. c. N”. i8.
177. Television of a young Greek, on the right, covered with lion skin.
mi, ..M^ino..lfaN. Centaur running to the right, holding a tree on his left shoulder } below, the my. (286 of the Supp.) and an epi. £.4.-'R^«-F.o.-6 fr.
178. Diademed head of Hercules.
1^. AMOinoAlTON. Gnarled club; all in
a crown of oak. □ £.4«-R' .-F.o.-a fr.
YfÎM, Cat. name. Bod]. p. 7.
179. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with a lion skin.
^. AM^ino... Lion, dexterous. i.3.-R*.-F.o.-a fr.
180. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with skin of OK, right.
^. AMOinOAITQN. Lion standing, turns right; underneath, between his legs, an ear of corn. £.4i*-R'*-F.o.*2fr.
181. Head of a woman ^ right.
]^. AMOinOAITî2N. Cornupëte bull, right. Q. Hunter iE.5.-R' .-F.o.-a fr.
i8a. Head of a woman, right.
i^. AACOinOAEITQN. Cornupëte bull, right* Q. Gessner £.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
i83. Hairless head, with a radiated helmet, right. 1^. AM^ino. Grazing beef, right. □. Hun-^ ter ^. 3. -R». -F. 0.-4 fr.
184. Head of Perseus, with winged helmet, right.
]^. AMinOAITON. {Sic). Eagle, front, wings deployed. □ ; iE.4.-R''--F.o.-6 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.
i85. Head of Medusa.
^. AMOmOAITQN. Helmeted Pallas, standing, left..
*i6 Macedoiks;
having on the right hand a fish, and the left placed on his shield, near which is a pole. □. Sestini. Descr, p, 89. N<^. 20. . . ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.
186. Head of Medusa 9 from the front, winged and bristling with ser- pents.
^l, AM
187. Double head of Janus.
j^. AMOinOAITON. Two goats colliding foreheads. Q. Sestini, Descr, p. 90. iV^. 42. ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.
188. AMinOAlTûN. Eagle spread, standing, looking behind him.
^. Victory walking, left. Q. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Sestini. 1. c. N^. 40.
189. AMa>inOA€ITooN. Crenelated woman, and dressed in ' stola, seated on a seat, left, holding hands
on the right a hook, and on the left a cob.
]^. Military figure, standing, turned to the left, right hand on a pole, and holding in the left a rudder; in the ch^p, these letters: FcoMH. □. Cab, de M, Rollin /E.7.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
190. AMinbA€ITQN. Girded woman, sitting, holding with the right hand, and with the left a bow.
j^/CTPTMcoN. The Strymon sitting on rocks, holding a trident in his right hand, and in his left
a reed. □ JE.6.-R'.-F.o.-5o fr.
SesùiiiLl. c. No. 41 •
Augustus.
191. SEBASTOY. KAISAPOS. The eupereur on horseback, in peacemaker; below, F.
Macesoini^. 17
1^. AM«>inOAlTaN. Diane Tauropolé snr a tau- water. □. EckheL Cat, mus, Caes, Vindob. Tom., /.
p. o4«iV**. ^'^''^p****** ^.6.— R*.— F.O.— 6 fr.
192 KAICAP AT EARLY. Equestrian figure going
galloping, right-, striking an enemy with his spear lying on the ground,
ly. AM4>inOA€ITaN. Standing woman, dressed in siola, and the modius on the head, holding in the hand right a long torch, and the left arm hanging^ on the ground, an altar * ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
193. AM 1^. KAISAFOS. SEBASTOY. The emperor placed on a base, the right hand raised, and the parazonium in the left ^ behind, another standing figure {to) crowns it. Q iE.7.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr. Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 91. No. 54* 194. KAICAF. C6BACTOG. The emperor in military garb, standing, left, holding a pole in his right hand, and from the left the parazonium. ]^. AMOinOAEITAH. Diana mounted on a bull. □4 Sestini. L c. N'^. 48 ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. 195. Other; AM 196. KAICAP. C€BACTOC. The emperor in military garb, walking to the left, holding in the right hand a haste, and on the left the parazonium. 1^. AMOinOAIC. Julie seated. □. ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr. Sestini. 1. c. N®. 49, 197. Other; AM
—r — I ■ 11. I ■ --T "
{a) He is the Genius of the city, as it seems.
a8 Mac^. DOiKsr
198. KAlSAPOr. SEBAXTOr. Bare head.
1^. AMOinOAITlîN. Diane Tauropole on a tau- water; between the legs AHM. □. ^.Si.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.
Sestini. Description nam. vet. pAg. 90. N^. 46.
199. 0EOS. KAISAF. SEBA2TOS. Bare head of Augustus, on the right.
]^. AMOinOAITllN. Diane Tauropole on a tau- reau, right ^.5|.— C.— F.o.—
200. KAISAF. 2EBAST02. Radiated head of Augustus, right.
^. Same legend and same type. . . ^.5.-C.-F.o.- aoi. Legend deleted. Lauréc head, right.
i^. Legend deleted. Diane on a bull there caucne • ••••••*•.••••••••.••••••• ^!i* ao2. 0EOS. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Augustus. ]^. AMOinOAITON. Diane Tauropole on a tau- water; in the field, the letters A^. □. SestinL Description num, vet, p. i)i. iV*”. 5^. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. 203.0E. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Radiated head of Augustus. Sji. Same legend and same type, with the same incused letters ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr» JuUa, 204. lOYAlA. SEBASTH. Head of veiled Julie. ^. AM
Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 9a. N^. 56.
205. GEA. lOYAIA. SEBASTH. Same laurel head.
i^. Same legend, same type and same letters încuses. D, Sestini, L c. No. 57. iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-20 fr*
Gaius Caesar.
206. TAIOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Caius.
Macedonians. 29
^. AM Lucius Caesar. ao7. AUGUST.... KAISAP. Bare head of Lucius, right. ^. AMOinOAITON. Same type. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-a4 fr. Tiberius. 208. IT. KA2A. MEBA. {sic.) Laureate head of Tiberius, with left. 1^. AMOinoAITON. Diane Tauropole on a tau- reau, right ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr. ao9 KAISAP. SEBASTOT. Radiated head of Augustus, on the right. ^. AM^inOAITON. Same type.^.5.-R\-F,o.-3 fr. Ouch. IT. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Tiberius. ^. AMOinOAITûN. Same type; in the field, KA, in counter-mark. □ ^.6.-R^-F.o.-3 fr. Sestiai. 1. c. N^. Sg. year. Another similar one, but the head of Tiberius is laurel, and the same counter-mark. □. . . ^.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr. Sestini. 1. c. N®. 61. aia^ Antre; but the head is radiated. Q. ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr. Sestini. 1. c. N**. 6a. Caligula. ai3. AMinOAITnN. Laureate head of Jupiter. ^. r, KAISAP. rEPMANIKOS. Caligula on horseback, the
right hand raised. □ ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Sestini. 1. c. N**. 63. ai4. KAISAP. rEPMANIKOS. 0ÈOS. SEBASTOS. Even type of Caligula on horseback; below, F.
^. AMOinOAITQM. Diana on a bull. 0. Its- tini. L c, N^. 64 iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-2o fr.
3o Macedonia.
ai 5. Horseman walking, right, right hand raised;'
around it we read: BASI KASSANAPOT. LilU fugieri'^
tibus, etr. KAI2AP. rEPMANIKOS. 0ZOS. 2EBASTOZ. Lit. recusis (a).
tji, LOVE. Diane Tauropole running, look right, and holding with both hands a sail swollen by the winds. D. Cad, {THermand ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
a 16 Head of Galigula.
i^. AMOinOAITlîN. Diane Tauropole on a tau-
, water. □. iTailL Num, grœca.. . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.
jintonia.
217. ANTUNIA. Veiled head surrounded by ears of corn, left. ij?. AM^inoAITON. Diane Tauropole, left, a ^.6.-R^-F.o.-48 fr.
Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. zo3. N^. a6a5. '
Claudius.
a 18. TI. KAAYAIOS. NEPûNOS. The emperor dressed in paludamentum ^ standing, left, right hand raised, and holding in the left a stick surmounted by the Roman eagle.
i^. AM Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 9a. N**. 6S.
Agrippina?
aig. ,.C€BACT INA. Head of young Agrippina,
right {b),
^. AMinOA£ITaK. Woman tutulated and dressed in stola, seated on a seat, left, holding a
(a) Cassandra Medal, which served as a blank to strike one Caligala's coin at Araphipolis. (&) We think it's definitely that of Sahin*.
Macedonia. 3i
hook of the right hand, and a cornucopia from Ja left -r. • • • ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.
Nero.
»
2ao. NEPûN. KAAYAIOS. KAISAP. Emperor Laure and battleship, standing, left, right hand raised, and holding on the left a scepter surmounted by the eagle Roman.
^. AMlIIOAITQN. Diane Tauropole on a tau- reau ^.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fr-
Titus.
aai. Laureate head of Titus, left.
Lively, AMOinOAITaN. Man standing, right,
' holding a pole in his right hand, and in his left
a rameali. □ ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-]^5 fr.
Corner. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. io3. N**. 2627.
JuliaTiti.
222 BACTH. Head of Julie.
y. AMOinOAlTûN. Woman dressed in stola, seated on a seat, on the left, holding a coat hook in his hand right, and a cornucopia from the left. O. Cab, d^Hermand ^.7.-R:^.-F.o.-24 fr.
Domiianus.
223. AYTOKPATOP. AOMITIANOC. Laureate head of Domi- here.
i^. AMinOAIT12N. Ceres standing, holding hands right a long lit torch,' and from the left cobs; on the ground, the modius. D. . . . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr»
Pell. Mel. I.PI. XXIY. No. has.
224. AYT. KAIC. AOMITIANOC. T. Bare head, right.
qt. AMÇinoAiTOM. Cerës seated, left holding
3i Macedonia.
with the right hand a lighted torch, and with the left ears of corn; at his feet > a modius” □. Cab. of fire
M. Haumont iE.6.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.
aaS. AYTOKP NOC. G. Laureate head of Domitian,
right.
•Bji. AM Mas. SaDclem noun. salt. II. p. 146. a!t6. ATT. KAICAP. AOMITIANOC. Same head, right. ]^. AMOinOAITON. Minerva dressed in the stola, end, left, holding in the right hand a pole or a long torch, and the left placed on a shield. □. Cab» de M, Rollin ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr» 327. ATT. KAI. AOMI. r€PM. Same head. ^. AM left placed on the seat. □. . . . £.4*-R*.*F.o.-4 £r«^
Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. gS. N^. 70.
Domitia.
aa8. AOMIïlA. ATrOïCCXAY. (Sic.) Head of Domitia. i|e. AM
tini. L c. N<*. 71 ^.8.-R*.-F.o.-5o fr.
229 Head of Domitia.
1^. AMOmOAITllK. Woman sitting, holding hands right a Victory, and the left hanging. □. P^ailL Num, grœca iE.S.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr-
Trajanus.
a3o. AïT. KAICAP. TPAIANOG. Horseman galloping,
to the right
Macedonia. 33
right 5 and throwing, a javelin against an enemy lying under the horse.
I ij?. AM^moMirçai. Standing woman, dressed in stola and tutulëe, holding a longLJ^ambeau of the hand right, and the left on a shield placed on the ground. □. Caif. ifHetmand. . .' . ..:/..'... iE.S.-R^.-F.o.-ô jfr.
i3i. ..;.HAS. TPAlAkoc. The emperor, on a horse gallop, hits a man on the ground with his throw.
VjL. AMOIrtOAeiirooN. Woman standing, holding right hand a long torch; at his feet, "ùiii bou- clier. Ù.'. .................. ^.4i-R3.-F.o.-.6 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier at Hantieroche. »32. ATTOKR. N€P. TPAIANOC.. Laare head of Trajan, on the left.
ijt. AM
.... ...Sestûii. 1. ci N®. 74*
a33. ATT. .TPAIANOC. Laureate head of Trajan, left.
1^ inoAITQN. Diane Tauropole^ running
right, holding with both hands a swollen sail on
his head. Ù. Cab. toe M, JUierJ. . yÉ.5.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
a34. ATTOi;PATûP. tPAIANOC. The emperor dressed in malaria. , standing on a base, the right hand. lifted, and you- nant of the g. a scepter surmounted by the eagle l'omaine. ij^. AAl<ï>inoAeiTûli. Diane Tauropole on a tau- reau ^.5.-R3.-F.b.-6 fr.
235. NEP. TPAIANÔC. KA. CEBACTOC. Woman standing, the right hand raised, and holding a scepter in the left
or a haste (a). , , ,
— . ' ,I? ■■ ■ • I ;• • .1 ■ ■ .. ■ — ■ — ■-
(a) This medal seems suspicious, and probably made sideways delalég;eiideN£P. etc. ; the primitive type was flatly standing.
Volume III, Sopp. C
34 Maceboinb.
iji. AMfPUtOA^v.OAl. '('Mc.)>Dîline TiBiuropoIe SOT un
bull. □. i. jE.5.-R«.-F.o.-6 fr.
Mus. Aris-Ï. Im^i^. Tilk ffadrianus. ' a56. AAPIANOC. C. Hadrian's jaundice head. • . . ... jf^. AMinOA€ITaN. FesHne del)OAt, on the left, holding a torch in his right hand, the left hanging holding ears of corn”; at his ^feet^, a bou- clier, a. , . . . . , . iE.3.-M-F.o.-8 fn
■ *
Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 93. N^. jS.
!ft37. .....AAFIAKOC. C€. Head the urea of Hadrian, dexterous.
j^. AM4»UI....(A>N. FQomie thundered, dressed like her
stola, and seated on a seat, on the left, holding a
patere of the right hand j and on^pan to her dress of the
: -.left*, •«> •*:*•«”. ut .•.•.• •••>>!. vé> JE.o.r'R^.'-F-o-^ri'iifr.
ï38. ATT. KAJC.TPÀI. AAPJANPC. Faded head.
a^^ Even l«g. and same type. □. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sahina.
239. CAB6INA. Ç€BACTH. Head of Sabinç, left;
. in front, a croissant.
]Ç2. AM*IIIOA€IToofN. Towered woman, seated left, holding ears of corn from the right. Ù. Sestini. l, c. iVo. 77^ ^ AI.6.— R*.— F.O.— gfr.
a4o. CABeiNA. ceBÀCTH. Head 3rd Sabine, right, covered ringed with ears of corn like Cérës, and the stola on the shoulders. B^. AMOinOA€ÏTu)N. Woman surrounded and dressed in the stola, standing, turned to the left, a long flame beautiful in the right hand, and the left resting on a shield. . . w iE.Sj-R^.-Fvo.-ô fr.
24i.l4.ùtî*ealmost'^e>nblaWe. . ; . J^4|.-*^-F.o.-^ fr.
Mac^çqine. 35
Antordnus Plus.
“42. KAICAP. ANTcoNemoc. Bare head of Antoninus pious.
^. AM
at43. Another woman standing, left, holding hands right a torch, the left hangs touching a
bouHei* placed on the ground. Q ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-5t fr.
SMtÎQî. 1. c. N^. SOf.Qt.CAb. of Mr. ÀUier 4th JI^at«rocl)e.
a44. ATT. KAICAP. T.AI. AAPIANOC. ANTÛNI?>lOC.
nvie head*
^. ^^MfMllOAeiTQM. Femi^^ tutulevisise to left. , te- nantflc 1^ ÇOiain 4r. I don't care. O. ^.6.-R' .-F.p.*3 fr.
Sestini. 1. c. No. 81.
a45. ...KAICAP. ANTaNCINO.. Laureate head of Antoninus piles, right.
Bt. AM...OA.... Girdled woman, seated on a ^iége, on the left, a hook in the right hand, and ears in the left. Q iE.65.-R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Tôchon.
a46. ATTOKPA. KAICAP. A laureate head of Antoninus
the pile, on the right.
^. AAf^inoAciTûN. Woman dressed in sioia, stisise
on a seat, on the left, a coat hook in the right hand. ,
and the left arm for £.6.-R^-F^o.-3 fr.
ik^'j. Another almost similar; but the head of Antoninus
is struck off. □ • £.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr.
Sestini. i. c. No. Its.
Mr. Aurelius.
248. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATPHa AMTÛN€IKOC. Bare head of Marcus Aurelius.
36 Macedonia.
y. AMinOA€ITaN. TourreJée woman, seated, at left, holding the right hand. a coat hook. □. Seslini, Description num, vet, p, 94. No, 84. ^.6.-R".-F.o.-3^r.
449. ATT. KAI. Mr. AYPH. ANTflN€INOC. Bare head of
Marcus Aurelius-
]^. AM
l. c. iV^. 85 • •••• ^.6.<-R'.— F.O.— 3 fr.
25o. ATT. K.M. ATPH. ANTQNEINOC. Bare head of Marcus Aurelius.
1^. AMOinOAEITON. Woman sitting on a seat, holding a coat hook in his right hand. □. Eckhel. Cat» mus, Caes, Vindoh. 84. iV^ 8. iE.5.-.R».-F.o.-6 fr.
:î5i. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTaN€INOC. Laureate head.
v^, AMOinoAeiTON. Towered woman, seated, te- holding a hook with his right hand, and lifting its clothing of the left. □ iE.6.-R' .-F.o.-B fr.
Sestini. L. c, N<». 87.
252 Laureate and bearded head of
Marcus Aurelius.
^. AMOinOAITî2N. Two stats placed on one basis. D J£.4.-R^-F.o.-4 fr.
Corn. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. io3. N*. a63x.
a53. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATPHA. ANTÛNCINOC. Laureate head. ]^. AM Sestini. 1. c. N^. 86. 254. ATPHAlc. [sic.) KAICAP. Bare head of Marcus Aurelius young, right.
Macedonia. 37
]^. AMOinOAEITooN. (forsan,) Woman standing, dressed in the stola, turned to the left, holding horizontally, in his two hands, a flame oeau* •••••••••••••• «^ •••••• ^Ci. j^»*"Ja .—a .o.""i| ir«
5i55. ATT. |C. Mr. AYP! Laureate head of
Marcus Aurelius, right.
^. AMOinOA€ITaN. Woman tutulated and dressed in stola, standing, front view, holding with right hand a long torch, and the left on a shield placed at earth. □. Cab, of Hermand ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
256. Other; AMinOAElTON. Woman holding in the
right hand an inverted torch, and the left arm
. armed with a shield. □ ^.5.-R*.-F.o.--4 fr.
Yaill. Nnm. gr.
Faustina junior.
257. OAï C6BACTH. Head of Faustina the Younger,
right^
y. AMOinOAciTON. Diane Tauropole seated on a
running bull, right iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
a58. Another almost similar. . . ^.5^.-R'^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
259. Other; tutulated woman standing, left, holding a torch in the right hand, and ears of corn in the left pending. □ ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. gS. N^. 90.
260. Other, with AM
Annius Verus. {a)
(a) Arigoni published a medal of this prince who is better than inspects. See Mus, Arig, IL Iinpp,gr. Tab, XVI, I>f\ 191.
38 MAEDONA.
L.Verus.
261. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of L. Vcrus, dexterous, ^, AM^inOAITooK. Woman standing, dressed in
stola, and the turreted head, on the left, holding the right hand a long torch, and in the left hand, pen-f dante, ears of corn • ^.4.-R* -F«o.-4 fr.
262. AYT. KAI. A. AYPH. OtUf, Bare-headed and bearded L. Verus, right.
i^. AMOinCAeiTûN. Tutuléc woman, dressed in stola j seated on a seat, left, holding a hook with the right hand, the left resting on the seat JE.6.-.R».-F.o.-3 fr.
263. Autce; towered woman standing, left, right hand hanging, and a torch in the left. JE./|.-R*.-F.6.-4 fr.
264. KAI. A. AYPH. OYHPO. Bare head, right, with the malaria,
Vf.. AM 265. AYT. KAI. A. AYPH. OYHPOC. Bare head. Vf. Same leg. and same type. □.^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr, Sestini. Description name. yet. p. 95. N*^. 93. a66. AYTO. K.A. BHPOC. ANTONINOC. Laureate head.
Vf. Same leg. and same type. □. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr,
Sestini. 1. c. No. 95.
Lucilla.
267. AOYKIAAA. C6BACTH. Head of Lucille, right. 1^. AMinOA€ITûN. Diane on a tau- reeau: JE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Macedonia. 39
Commodus.
^68. KOM0AOC. KAICAP. Bare head of young Commode,
on the right ] malaria,
i^. AM^inPAEITOK. Diane Tauropole, with a
veil JE.4i.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
269. Aulre, with AT. KAIC, ATP. JJIOMOAOC Q. Sestini,
/. c, No., 96, I. 4 ••“R*”— F. 0.-^4 fr.
a70. AYTOKPA. KOM. ANTu>N€INON. Laureate head and Bearded Commodus, right, with breastplate.
B?. AMinOA€|TnN. Diane Tau r(q)oles on a tau- water; in the field, r. . . ^. . . . 271. JCAI KOMMOAOC. Bare head. Hf., AMOinOACITQN. Tourbelled woman, standing, looking left, holding a torch in the right hand, and a ra- water of the left hanging. Q. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr* Sestini. 1. cN*. 97. 172. Other; AMOinOAlTON. Two statues placed on a base. □ ^.5.r-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Corner. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. T.I p. 104. N**. a635. 5173. ANTooNeiNO. ATTOK. Mr. AT. KOM. Laure'c head and bearded, on the right; malaria, ^. AMinOA6ITcoM. Type of seated woman; on the seat, a crescent ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
5174. ATTOK. Mr. ATP. KOMMAOC. {sic) ANTON, {sic.) Laureate and bearded head of Commodus, right.
^. AM<ï>inOA€ITcoN. Woman sitting on a seat | turned to the left, a hook in the right hand, a crenellated crown on the head; underneath, a pea its ^.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fr.
275 KOMMAOC. {sic) ANTON. Same head.
i^. AMOinOA Same type; behind the seat, a
disk in a crescent iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
V
4o Macedonia.
276. AYPHAIOC. KOMOAOC. Bare bearded head,
^. AMOinOAeiTON. Tourbelled woman, seated, left, holding the hand of dr. a coat hook. 0. Sestini. Description num, vet, p, gS. No. 98. jE.6.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
277. ATT. K.M.AYP. KOMOAOC. ANTON. Laureate head. vjL. AMinOA€ITu)N. Turret woman, seated, with
left, holding a coat hook with his right hand. □. His- tini, L c. No, 99. iE.6.-R\-F.o.-6 fr.
Crispina.
278. KPIcn€l...C€BA Head of Crispine.
]This. AM the left of the ears. D ^.4.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini. Lett. nam. T. IX. p. ax. Septimius Severtis. 279. A. K. A. centT. ceOYHPOC. Laureate head of Septimius Severe, right, with malaria. and breastplate. ^ » AMOinOAeiTlïN, Girded woman, seated on a seat, on the left, a coat hook in the right hand; under the seat, a lion's head, at this
280. Another almost similar 5 under the seat, one
381. Other, without ^ symbol. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.
282. Other; towered woman, seated, left, holding with the right hand a hook, and with the left one cornucopia. D..": ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini. Description name. vet. p. gS. No. 102.
283. A. centT.C€.. ÎÎPOC. neP.AYr. Laureate head, right, iji. AM
Hue star. '. iE.5|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Macedonia. 4i
JuUa Domna.
384. lOYAIA. AYrOYCTA. Head of Julia Domna.
j^. AM 285. lOYAIA Head of Jiilia Domna, right, with \9iStola» j^. AM CaracaUa. a86. AY. K.M.AYP. ANTONINOC. C. [a) Laureate head of Garacalla, right; malaria, ijt. AM
287. M. AYPHA. ANTON.... Hairless bare head, right; malaria,
^L. AM ^88 NINOC. c. Laureate head of young Garacalla, on the right, with malaria. ^. AM 289. Other. AM {a) We sometimes read ATT. K. ANTHNCINOC, or ANTnNINOC. AT. niOC ATr. Vid. Sestinû Descr, rtum. ifef.p. 96. Nos., 106 and 107. 42 Macedonia. on the left, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and from the left a cornucopia; in the field, €. a iE.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fr. Mas. Arig. II. Tab. xxii. N«. 299. 290 NINOC. G. Laureate head of young Garacalla, on the right, with malaria. Vf.. AMinOA Two Centaurs standing, facing each other one from the other, supporting an urn filled with apples. mes ; between them, a vase. □ ^.9. -R^. -F. 0.-24 fr. Mas. Arig. I. v. N”. 3oo. PlautiUa. 291. nAAYTIAAA. ATrOYCTA. Head of Plautill. i^. AMinoA€ITaN. Tutulated woman, seated, left, holding a coat hook in his right hand; in front, an altar. □ iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 96. N**. 108.
292. Legend deleted. Same head.
t/L. Leg. erased. Same type. ^.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Geta.
293 Head of Geta.
^. AM Macrinus. ^94. AYT. Mr. OneA. CeOT. MAKPINOC. Laureate head of Macrinus, right, with breastplate; in the middle, a point hollow. i??. AM*inOA€ITON. Tortured woman, sitting on a seat and turned to the left, a coat hook in the hand right iE.5i.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 2p5. Other, with AM^inOAEITaN. Woman standing, Macedonians. 43 dressed in the stola, holding a hook in his right hand. Q. Vaill, Num. grœca ^. 5. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr. Diddumerdanus. 196. Mr. OncA. ANTCONINOC. AIAAOYM6NIANOC. Head nude of Diadumenian. iji. AM^inoA€ITQN. The woman, seated, left, left. , holding hands dr. a hook. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr. Elagabalus. Î197. AT. K.M. ATP. ANTONINOC. C. Laureate head of Ela- gabale, right, with malaria. ij?. AM^inOAeiTON. Woman surrounded and dressed in the stola, seated on a seat, on the left, a hook ' in the right hand 3 in front, a lit altar; to the exergue, a fish ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. 198. Other, with AMinoAITQN. Same type, without the altar and the fish. D ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sestini. Description nam. yet. p. 96. N**. mr.
199. ATT. K. ANTflN€lNOC. Laureate head of Elagabalus, right, with malaria.
^. AM*inOA€ITON. Woman tutulated and dressed in stola, seated on a back seat, left, holding a hook with the right hand, and the left placed on the seat. □. Cab, from Hermand. . . ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Moesa.
3oo. batch. MAICA. ATT OT. Head of Maesa.
,^. AMinOA€lTON. Tutulated woman, seated, left, holding a coat hook in his right hand; below, a fish • JE.5.-R^.-F»o.-2o fr.
44 Macedonia.
Severus Alexander.
3oi. AT. K.M.AYP. C€T. AA€SANAPOC. Laureate head of Severus-Alexandre, right, with malaria.
ijt. AM^IIïOAeiTQN. Woman sitting on a seat, looking left, dressed in the siola, holding a disc or a patëre of the right hand 5 in Texergue, a pois- his ^.5.-R\-F.o.-a fr.
302. A.T. K.M.A.C€. AA€ZANAPOC. Laureate head of Sévëre-Alexandrc, right, with malaria.
s^. AM^inOAciTAN. Woman sitting on a seat, left, dressed in the s tola, holding a disc or a right hand hook; in the epigraph the fish is not almost no visible point ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-a fr»
303. AYT. KA. Mr. A. C€Y. AA€ZANAPOC. Same head.
J.K. Same legend. Woman surrounded, seated, te- holding a hook with your right hand, and with your left a scepter; underneath, a fish. D. Sestini, Descr. num, vet. p, 96. No. 116 ^.5.-R\-F.o.-a fr.
304. Other, with AM^inOAITQN. Woman holding the right hand a hook, and the left a horn of abundance; at his feet, a wheel. □. Vaill. Num, grœca ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
Mamaea.
305. lOïAIA. MY Head of Mamée, on the right.
^. AM 306. lOYAIA. MAM€A. AYroïCTA. Head of Marnée. ^i. Same legend. Curled woman, sitting, holding with the right hand a hook, and with the left a Macedonia. 45 haste; underneath, a fish. □. It stood, Descr» num, vet. p, 97. N. 117 ^. 6. -R'. -F. 0.-9 fr. Maximinus. 3o7 Head of Maximm. ly. AM<&inOA€ITQN. Woman sitting, holding right hand a coat hook. □ ^.6.-R7.-.F.o.-4o ^r. Arig. I. impp. gr. Tab. XIY. N<>. 214. Maximus. 308. AT. K.IOY. OYH. MAZIMOC. Bare head of Maxime. ^. AM^IIIOA6IT12N. Woman surrounded, seated, te- * holding a hook with your right hand, and with your left unehaste; underneath, a fish. Q, Sestini. Description num, vet, p, 96. iV. ii5. . . . . .^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
309. AY. K.r. lOY MASîIMOC. Same head, with the
paludamentum.
1^. Same leg. and same type. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
3io. r. lOY. OYH. MAS Bare head.
Vf., AMO QM. Woman standing, left, holding
with the right hand a Victory, and with the left a
haste. □ JE.6.-R«.-F.o.-3o fr.
Arig. II. Tab. XXIX. 1^^. 409.
J^alerianus.
3ii. AYT. K. no. AI. OYAAePIANOC. radiated head of Valérien, on the right, with malaria,
1}2. AMinOA€ITaN. Woman surrounded, seated, carrying on the right hand a small twisted figure, with a torch and ears of corn; at the bottom, a pea its iE.6.-R^-F.o.r-3 fr.
3 13. Other, with AM 46 Macedonia. modius at the head, a small figure on the right hand, and the pole in the left JE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr. 3i3 Head of Valerien. i^. AMOinoAEITQN. Woman sitting, holding right hand a hook, and the left the pole. □. VailL Num, grœca ^E-^'-^R^'-F.o.-B fr. 3i 4. Other; woman seated, holding in her right hand a hook, and on the left a cornucopia. □. raill” /. c .•.••••• JË.6.— R* .— F.o.<*3 fr. Gallienus. 3i5. ATT. KAI. no. A.... TAAAmNOC. 7was removed from Gallienus. ^. AM<&inOA€IT0N. Tourrelee woman seated there both on the right hand a small rounded figure, with a torch and episj at the bottom, up fish. □. Mus, Arig, I. XIV. 221 ^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.
3 16. Other 5 tutulated woman, seated left, holding a hook in the right hand, and a pole in the left. □ fi. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.
Mas, Arig. 1. c. at 14.
Salonina.
317. K.O.P. CAAwNI.KA. ATTT. Salonina head on a growing.
^. AMOinoAeiTON. Woman surrounded, seated, te- holding my right hand, my little cfigure tQuvrelée, with a torch and ears of corn; to the b^^s, a pea- his • i4Ë*6^R^«^F.b.rT9 fr.
Mac£i>oine« 47
APHYTIS, nunc Afiti.
See, in the Description. Toin. 1. ^. 469, hs AjrtOMQUt^ Medals
Greek bromine,
ADDITIONAL.
3i^. Head of Jupiter Àjuioon., front.
^t. AOÏTAIÛN. DioiA. (^)., . , J:.4.-»^-F.*^24 fr. 319. Hairless hairless head on left, and sometimes on right.
iji. A*r. Eagle standing, turned to the right, and looking to the left.^ in the dtiamp^ vçae leaf of ivy ^.2|.-R^.F.*.-6 fr.
APOLLONIA. Stand-alone medals.
The medals awarded to this city are:
In bronze, (^) R*. .— F.*- Little mqdnle. . . . .., , ^. . . ^ j, . ^, . . . . 9 fr.
' ..'1 _■■
3ao. Lanrated head of ifpollo, k right.
J^. ArOM12MOX. Diota^ U.. . I,3.-R4.-F.*.-^ fr.
Se^tinl. Gla«MB jgen. .EjdiL nova. jp. 36.
BERGA.
The Medal awarded to this city is:
In bronze, R'^ft'. — F.o.'Petit module aoo fr.
— — - - ^. ^ - - .
(a) This medal, whose legend was poorly written, was awarded by Pellerin, \ Acilinm by Tualie Sapérienre.
{b) These medals cannot be confused with those which are placed ordinarily to the town of Tanromeninm of Sicily, and which are avoided- dement beyond fabdqneide this conference. ^«{ac 914 J)« AcrifiJt. Tom» I- p. 3a5. Nm. io6a, to63 and X064.
V
43 MaC£DOIN£.
321. Head of Neptane.
I}?. BEPr. Fish. □ ^.2i.-R'^.-F. 0.-200 fr.
Sestini. Lett. mun. ContiBiiaz. Volume lY. p. 67. Cab. by Chandoir.
BERHAEA,ntt7ic Veria, Beria vel Kara-Beria.
See t in the Description, Tom. /. pag, 469, the Autoboiu Medal Greek in bronze, with the portrait £ Alexandn-l&^jrand,
SUPPLEMENT.
32a. AA€ZANAPOy. Head of young Hercules, covered with the lion's skin, right.
I}?. ..B€POl€. KOI. MAK6A.... Woman seated (a) on a seat, turned to the left, the left elbow on the backrest, and presenting with his right hand a coat hook a serpent standing before her on an altar. PI. v. iv^. 5 • ^.7-.tR^.— F.O.— 80 fr.
323. AA62ANAPOY. Helmeted head of Alexander, right. ^, KÔIN. MAK€. B. N€0. BEPAIÛN. Man to half-naked, standing, right, sacrificing on an altar lit; behind the altar, ^ùhe table on which to sit two urns; in each of them, - irne 'palm) further on, a column topped with a vase. \b);..*....: JE.7.-R5.-F.0.-48 fr.
BISALTAE.
Yoyez, in the Description. T. I. pag» 470, the Ai^tonoxss Medals
silver Greek ones.
SUPPLEMENT.
3â4* Man covered with a Macedonian hat, armed with
(to) Hygiene.
{h) I have already described an almost “similar” medal, but with the date €OC. 275 of 1st actiaqae. Description. T.L pag. 469. No. 164.
Mac£DOIN£« 49
two lances, and walking near a horse going to
right.
^. Without leg. ; Square hollow area, divided into 4 parts regular, square ties (a). A.9.-R^-F.a.b.-3oo fr. aaS. Naked man, covered with pileus, accompanying a horse walking »
ij?. Hollow square, divided into four parts? □. Sestini. bescr. num, vet, p. 98. N^- i. À.6.-R^.-F.a.-i5o îr* Saô. Military figure accompanying a marching horse song j in front, the Macedonian shield.
^* Same hollow square? □<. . A.6.-R*,-F.a.-i5o fr*
Sestini. 1. c. N**. s.
OS SA Bisaltarunié
The Medals of this city are: In R* silver. — F.a. Ordinary modal aoo fr.
327. Rider standing, walking to the right, hat Macedonian on the head, the left hand armed with two javelins, and holding with the right the bridle of one horse^ behind, an ivy leaf.
^. OSSEOM. (Figured PI. II. N°. 2. ) in a square hollow, around another projecting square. (PI.V. N^ 7. ) A.3î.-R«.-F.a.-2oo fr.
328. Rider standing, walking to the right, hat on Macedonian on the head, the left hand armed with two javelins, and holding the bridle of his horse with his right.
(a) This medallion was formerly attributed to Alexander I^^^. by Mtf- cedony; as it has no legend, I believe it beanconp plai ancient, and considers it as one of the primitive coins of the Bisalts.
Volume IIL Supp. D
So Macedoink.
^.OSXEOZ. (Figured PL II. N^ i. ) (a), in a hollow square, around another square. divided into four parts. (PL V. N^. 6. ) A.3|.-R».-F.a.-2oo fr.
BOTTIAEA, hodiè Salanizza.
See, in the Description. Tom. T. pag. 470, the Autonomous Medals
Greek silver and bronze medallions*
SUPPLEMENT.
329. Macedonian shield.
iji. BOTT£ATÛN, written on the bow of a ship; above, a lying club. A..3.-R^.-F.'*'.-i5o fr.
330. Macedonian shield.
^. BOTTfiATQM, written on a ship's bow; above there is a tripod. Q... . . A.3.-R*.-F.*.-i5o fr.
Scstini. Description nam. vet. p. 99. N**. 3..
33 1. Laureate head of a woman or Apollo.
^. BOTTIAION. Lyre, a j:.3.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.
Sestini. I. v. N^. 6.
33a. Head of bearded Hercules, right, covered with
lion skin.
1)2. BOTTAÛN. Grazing horse, right.
Q: . . . JE.5..R6..F.0.-18 fr.
Pell. Rec. Tom. I. pag. i8a. Tab. XXXI. N”. 3o. ^
333. Head of Mercury, covered with the peta se, on the right. ]^, BOTTEATON. Grazing horse, right. D.Pell. l, c. iVo. 32 J£.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr,
<— i— I III ■ «1 ■ I ■ ■ !■ «I ■ ■■III II ■ He ■ ■!■ He — ^M.— —
(a)Eckhel, Doct. nnm. vet. Tom. II. p. 73, think it should be read 2inM02, and qae cVs a magistrate's name; he adds that this me- daille appears to be from Maronée; this opinion is not admissible. Seslini described a similar medal, Descr. nnm. vet. p. 98. N^. 3.
Macedonia. 5t
î 34- Head ie Fauna, right, with a panther skin around the neck, and a club on the left shoulder.
]^. Two goats lying next to each other, and turned to the right; above, the monograph. {2^f^ duRec.): all in a crown of ears. £.5.-R^«-F.o.-6 fr»
335. Same head; behind, the pedum, what it appears. ]^. Same type as the previous one, with the same
monogram {to) *. . . ^.4.-R''.-F.o.-6 fr.
336. Other, without the panther skin around the neck of Fauna j:.5.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
337. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.
Ij^. TAIOY. TAMIOr. Ox walking right; below, the monogram (244 of the Rec.) and the letters
nr *.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
CASS ANDREA, Colonia^ nunc Kassandra-
Capu&i.
See, deu the Descript Tom. /. p. 47 1 ^f next,, the Medals Latin AuTOHOiiBS in bronze, and the Latin Imp^ria-uu in silver and in bronze
Claude.
Hadrian.
Geta.
Nero.
Marc-Aarèle.
Gordian the Pious.
Vespasian.
Convenient.
Philippe the father.
Nerva.
Caracalla.
Plotina.
Caracalla and Geta.
SUPPIIMENT.
338. K. Bow of ship.
1^. KACCA, in a laurel wreath? □. Its^
[a) This medal had been wrongly described to Philippe Y. Tom. I. p. 586. N*. 912.
5a Macedonia.
tint, Descr, p, 99. N^. i. (has). . . JE.4«-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.
339. The exillum on which A. M. is written between two en- military insignia, decorated with the Macedonian shield.
- ^. CASSANDREA, written in the field of me- daille, a *.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Sestini. Description nam. yet. p. 99. N^. has.
Claudius.
340. Ti. CLA. CAES. GSRM. TR. F. p.p. Laureate head of Claude, on the right.
^. COL. ivXi. AVG. CASS Head of Jupiter Ammon,
with these letters in countermark n. c. id is black càî&jlR.U, Sestini, L c. N^. 3... ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-2fr.
341. Ti. cii.... AYG. GERM* P. M. T. F. Laureate head of Claude, on the left.
1^. coii. iviii. CASSANDR.... Head of Jupiter Ammon, on the left “Pot.Ô^.-R^.-F.o.-ioo fr.
342. Ti. ciiAV. CAES. O^ERM. P. M. T. F. Same head there left.
i^. COL. ^VL. AVG. CASSANDRA. Head of Jupiter Ammon ^ right ^.5.-C.-F.o.-i fr^
343. Another almost similar ^.5.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
344. Ti. CLA. CAES. A... GERM. P. M« T. P. Laureate head of Claude, on the right.
i(. COL. IVL. AVG. CASSANDR. Head of Ammon, at right* •••• ••.••.•.• /Ei.5.— C— r.o.—i fr.
345. Two others almost seem. ; on the head of Ammon, the letters avg. as a counter-mark. iE.5.-C.-F.o.-i fr.
' -
(a) This Greek medal, which M. Sestini attributes to Cassandrea, is, & mou ayis, uncertain; however I would rather be inclined to believe whether it belongs to Corcyra or to Caasbpe of Epirus.
Macedoinh. 53
Nero.
346. NERO. CLAVDIVS. C... GBRM. TR. P.IMP. Head
written off by Nero, left.
%. COL. iviii. Avo. CAssANDRENs. Head of Jupiter Ammon, left. ...... ^ ... . ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr •
Galba.
347^ svL. GAiiBA Bare head of Galba.
Yew. coii. IVL. AVG. CASSANDR. Head of Jupiter Am- my. a ^.6.-R«.-F.o.-6o fr.
Anecd. Cimel. Vindob. I.p. mr. Tab. X.VIII. N<*. 11.
Dondtianus^
348. IMF. CAES. DOMiT. AYO. OERM. Laureate head of Domitian, right.
i(. COL. lYL. AVG. CASSANDRENS. Head of Ammon y on the left iE.5.-R4.-'F.o.-i2 fr.
Titus and Domitianus.
349. TiTVs CAES. Confronting heads of Titus and
Domitian, one laureate and the other naked.
I(. COL. IVL. AV. CA**..N.... i;eZ AVG. CASSANDRENS.
Head of Jupiter Ammon, left. Q. ^.4.~R^.-F.o.-ao fr.
Mas. Arig. I.Col. Tab. III. N**. 38 y and Mus. Tbeup. 674.
Julia Titi.
350. IVLIA. AVGvs... Head of Julie, right.
i(. COL..... CASSA. Woman standing, dressed in \astola, the right hand on the pure pole, and a cornucopia dance in the left £.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
JVerva.
35 1, laÇP, NERVA. CAES. AVG. P.M.TR. P.COS. II. Head
laureate of Nerva.
54 Macedonia.
i(. COL. ivii. AVG. CASSANDREN. Tétc de Jopiter
Ammon. Q^, 5. -R^. -F. 0.-6 fr^
Vaill. Nam. ia. col. broke through. and Havercamp. Name. R.G. p. 347.
Trajanus.
35l. IMP. CAES. TRAIANO. AVG. GER. DAC. TétC laurëe
of Trajan.
IC. COL. ivL. AVG. CASSANDRENs. Head of Jupiter
Ammon, left. □ jE.5,-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 99. N«. 4*
Antoninus More.
353. T. AEL. CAESAR. ANTONiNV. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious, on the right.
K. COL. iVL. AVG. CAssAND... Head of Ammon, ^ left; behind, a snake. . . ^.5.-R*.-F. 0.-2 fr.
Mr. Aurelius.
354' Young, bare head, left, of Marc*AarèIe? ^,. COL. iVL. AVG. CASSANDREN. Head of Jupiter
Ammon. □ f.S.-*
Com. Wiczay. Mas. Uederv. Tom. I.p. 104. N^. 3640. (a)
355 ANTciO Bare-headed and bearded, left.
i(. Same legend. Head of Serapis. □. Com. TVic^
zaj-, L c, N^. 264a iE.6.-
356. IMP. . . . AVRELivs. AVG. Bare head and bearded Marc- Aurële, on the right, with malaria,
i(. COL. iVL. AVG. cAss.... Head of Jupiter Ammon, right ^.5.^R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
“
(a) Toates the descriptions qai noas have been given in this on- ▼rage do not appear to be accurate for the reigns of Marcus Anrelius and by L. Yéras; d*aiUears they are not consistent with the figures of plate XI f sounds the N«*. 227 and aa8.
Macjbdoinb. 5S
357* Mr. AYR. ANTON. AYo. Laureate and bearded head, with right.
Vf.. COL. IVL. AV. CASE. Naked Jupiter, standing, carrying with the right hand a small Victory, and the left placed on the pure pole jË.6.*R^.-F.Q.->ia fr.
L. J^erus.
358. L. APR. VER Bare head of L. Vérus.
I(. coii. iVL. CAss... Head of Jupiter Ammon. Q. Eckhel. Num, vet, anecd. /?. 65. ^»6.-R'.-F.o.-9 fr.
359. AEL. AVREL. Head of Verus, slightly bearded and laureate, left.
i(. COL. ivL. AV&. CAssAN. Head of Jupiter Ammon. □. Com^ Wiczqy* L c. N^. a643 JE.5.-
360. Other; col. broken. Head of Olympian Jupiter. □. Com, Wiczajf. L c. N^. a644 '• - • • JE.6.-
Commodus.
36 1. iM. L. APR. COM. Laureate hairless head of Commodus, k right.
^iC* COL. iVL. ...G. CASS. Naked Neptune, standing; a fish on the right hand, and his trident in the caucne. .. ••••••••• .•••••«••••• .. sCà*^»^\j»^il •Gm"*
362. Same legend and same head with malaria.
i(. COL. iVL. AVG. CAS. Same type. ^.S.-C.-F.Oi-
363. Other, almost similar ^.5.-C.-.F.o.«-
364. Another n^ Jupiter standing, holding a thunderbolt of the right hand, and the left resting on a pole. □. Pell. MEL I. p, nS^ j;.6.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.
365. iM. L. APR. COM. Hairless, naked head of Commodus, on the right, with malaria*
l(. COL. iVL,... G. CAS. Head of Jupiter Aiiimon, a right iE.5.-C.-F.o.-
56 MaOëboine.
^66. iM. L. APR. coM. Hairless, bare head, Cle Gonif mode j on the right.
!(. COL. ivii. AVG. CAS. Head of Jupiter Ammon, 3 uroiie* •■••••••••*•••••••.•••••• /Ei . 3 • ""xj. ^r .o."*
367. M. APR. coM. ANT. Laureate and bearded head of Com- mode, right, (a)
H' COL, IVL. AVG. CASE. Head of Jupiter Ammon, oroiie • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• /i!j.o»'~vi.""r .o»~"
Septindus Severus.
368. IMP. L. SEP. SEVER. veluiV. C.L.SEP. SEVER. AVG.
Laureate head of Septimius-Sêvëre.
I(. COL. I. VellVLl, AVG. CASS. Vclc, IVL. AV. CASSAN.
Head of Jupiter Ammon. □ ^./|.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Vaill. Nam. in. col. perc. and Sestini. Description p. 100. N^. 5.
Julia Domna.
369. IVL14... Head of Julia pomna.
i<. COL. CASSA. Woman standing, right hand raised above his head, and a cornucopia in the left. □ ^.4,-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr,
Fellerin. Mel. I.p. a88. Tab. XYIII. No. 4.
Macrinus.
370. IMP. Mr OPEL. sEv. MACRiNVs. Laurel head of Macrinus.
i(. COL. ivLiA. AVG. CASSAN. Woman dressed in a tu^ fucking, standing, lifting his garment with his hand dr. , and carrying a cornucopia of the g. O. Sestini, Descped num, vet. p, 100. N^, 6. iE.4'-R*'-F.o.-8 fr,
1^ ... . ' . ■
(a) The head is also barbae snr the medal described Tom. I. . 472. N**. 180.
Macedonia. 57.
371. iMP. c. Mr. OPE. sEv. MACRiKvs. Laureate head, left.
i(. coii. ivii. AVG. CAS8AN. Virile deity, of- end, left^ holding in the right hand, raised, a bunch of grapes; at his feet,. a bird {a). Q. Com, TViczajr* Mus, Hederv» Tom. 1, page, 104. iV^ a645 jE.6.-R4.-F.o.-.8 fr.
Diadumenianus.
372. Mr. OPEL. ANTO. DiADVMENiAN* Bare head of Diadu- Menian»
!(• coii. ivii. AG. {sic.) CAss Head of Jupiter Am-
my. Q. Sestini, L c. JV”, 7. . . .I.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Elagabalus.
373. IMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNVs. . . . Laureate head of Ela- gabale, right, with malaria.
iC. COL. iviii. AVG. CASS. Head of Ammon, right. • . • 9 £.4î*'-*K^*"-F.o.-6 fr.
Maesa.
374. ivxiA. MAESA. AVG. Head of J. Maesa.
%. coii. iVLiA. AVG. CASSA. Head of Ammon. Q. 5cj- tini. l. c. No, 8 ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
375. Other; co. iv. broken. Young figure, standing, dressed of the toga, holding in his right hand, raised, a fruit, as it appears, and the left hanging; h his feet, each side, an erect snake. iE. 4 «-R* «-F. o.-i 5 fr.
Severus Alexander.
376. IMP. c. Mr. AVR. SEV, AUEXANAR. {sic) Laureate head of Severus-Alexander.
{a) There is the type of Jnpiter holding a peg, and there is an eagle #es pieda.
58 MACEDONB.
U» coiiO. IV. CASSA. Head of Jupiter Ammon. Q. Sestini, Descr. p. loo. N^, 9”. . . iE.6.-R^.F.o.-ia fr.
377. ...MF. c. M. A. ALEXAND. Laureate bust of Alexander Severe, on the right, with malaria,
Ji* COL. CAS”. Figure in short dress, standing on a platform, sacrificing on an altar placed at the foot of the platform; opposite, a bird on a column, or the Roman eagle • £.6.-R^.-F.o.-ao fir.
Gordianus More.
378. AYT. C. M. ANTnNIOC. OORDIAN08. {sic) VcL AV.
c. M. ANTHNi lAMOs. {sic.) Tétc Gordîan Uurea
the Pious, on the left, with the malaria.
i^.coLONiA. ve/coLnNCA. (5ic.)cAssANDRiA. Woman standing, dressed in the stola, right arm raised, and carrying both on the left a child and a cornucopia dance JEé.6 and 6i.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.
Philippus senior.
379. iMP HiLipps. (jicJ) Radiated head of Philippe*
Ji CASSANDR... Tutulated woman, standing,
carrying a bunch of grapes in his right hand, and from the left a cornucopia, and supporting something that appears to be a child sitting, looking up
the hand. O ^.6.-R3.-.F*o.-9 fr.
Eckhel. Cat. Mus. Caes. Vindob. P. I. 84. N<^. 3.
380. IMP. C. FHiLippo. Radiated bust of Philippe.
iC* COL. IVL. AVG. CAssAN Half-naked man,
standing, holding a bunch of grapes in his right hand, raised grapes; in the field, ia. s. } on one side, a snake In a hurry; on the other, a bird. Q. ^.4--R^»-F.o.-6 fr.
PCll. Mel. I.p. 3x5. Tab. XXI. N*. x.
MACÉDOIlfS. 59
38 1. ivi.. FHiLiFPs. (jic.) Laureate head, right, with the malaria.
ti' COL. IVL. JiVG. c Head of Jupiter Ammon,
right JE.6.-R3.-F.0.-9 fr.
APOLLODORVS, Cassandreae Tjrannus.
38a. BASIAEÛS. AHOAAOAOFOr Rider.
](. Lion. Q- (a) Méi, and mod. uncertain.
Sestini. ex PinckertonyDeser. nam.Tet. p. 100.
WILL BREAK. Stand-alone medal.
The Medal awarded to this city is: Mn silver, R^. — F.a. Average modal 200 fr.
383. Donkey walking, right, veretro erecto; above, a vase.
l(. Four triangular hollows, regular and pro* funds arranged like mill wings; at the bottom of these hollow, the letters KA A..3.-*R'^.-F.a.-2oo fr.
Eecaeil des Flanches, pag. 11. FI. XXXTIII. N^. a.
(a) Pinckerton brings this medal to Hanter's cabinet, without designate the metal or the diameter. This medal is unique.
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6o Macedonia.
CHALCIS. Stand-alone medals.
The medals of this city are:
\
In gold. (a) R*. — F.*. ..Modal medium looo fr.
R'. — F.*. Average modal, from 6 to fr.
....... 5o to 80 fr.
In bronze, R'. — F.*. Small modal 6 fr.
f R*. — F.*. Medium modal In money, (b). . | ^^ _ ^^ j,,j^,„„^ j.
he
384. Head latuife ffAptfllon, to d^fik:
i(. XAAl^AEa^. ^re; below, EPL oArMPIKoS. □. Cab. of l^l^^ee.. . . . . A;^.-R*.-F.*.-iooo fr.
385. Laureate head "yApoIIon, left, (c)
i(. ...A...KlAEaN. Lyre... A.6|.-R4.-F.*.-6ofr. 38C. Same head.
i(. XAAKIAEON. Same type; below, EPI. APIS-
TûlNoS. a A.6.-R5.-F.**.-8o fr.
Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.
387. Other ^ with PPE. AANIKA.... Same guy. O. PL r. No. S A.6.-R^-F.**.-8o fr.
388. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
K. XAAKIAElN. Lyre. 0. . . . . j:.3.-R3.-.F.*.-6 fr.
Cab. by Mr. Rollin.
(a) The medal qae I described to the Cbalcis d*£abée is moale on Targent. See Descript, Tom. IT p. 3o3. No, ao.
{b) These medals, formerly attributed to Cbalcis of Eobée, are located are constantly in Macedonia. So I think I have to report them here. See those described, Descript, Tom, II. /. c: Nos. 'xo josques and included 29 for Tor and Targent, and N»*. 53 and 54 for the bronze.
(c) The medal having been sarstruck, the profile of the head is found
repeated and what looks like 4 two heads joined together.
\
Macedonia. 6k
DIVM, Colonia^ nunc Stan-Dia.
See, dam la Description, Tom, /. p. 474, the Impskiales Medals
bronze latin
V
Antoninus the Pious. •Gallen.
flUPPLiMENT.
Tiberius.
389. IT. CAESAR. DIVI. AVO. F. AVGVSTVS. DUC TV
Tiberius, right.
i(. coLOKJA. ivii. DxSNSls. D. D. Veiled figure ^ ^ssise on a seat, to the right, a coat hook in the right hand, and the left on pure haste. jE.4|.-R^.->F.o.-a4 fr.
Nero.
390. NERO. ciiAVDivs. CAESAR. Bare head of Nero, right.
i(. COL. ivii. DiENsis. D. D. Minerva standing, holding a hook in the right hand, and a pole in the left; next to it, a counter-mark. . . . /E.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fir.
391 Laureate head of Nero.
i(. COL. CLA. DiVM. Colou led two bottles, and four military ensigns. □. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-ia fr.
Musell. impp. Sopp. p. a5. Tab. IV. N<». 8.
Domitianus.
392. iMP. CAES. DOMiTiANVs. AVG. Award-winning head Domitian.
iC. COL. iVL. AVG. DiENSis. D. D. Pallas casquéc, of- butt, holding hands dr. a coat hook, and the left. a haste ^ at his feet there is a bird. □. ^.ô.-R'^.-F.o.-Sfr.
Eckbel. Name. yet. anecd. p. 65.
6a Maceboikx.
Trajanus.
393. , ▲. TRAiAN. AVG Laufé head of Trajan,
on the right.
i( lYL. DiENsis. D. D. Pallas standing, facing
left, dressed in the stola, a hook in the hand right, and the left on the pole. ^. 5. -R^. -F. 0.-6 fr.
394. Other; at the feet of Pallas, a serpent. Q.SestinL Descr» num. vet* p* io3. iV*'. i. ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
Hadrianus.
395. iMP. CAES. T. AEii. TRÀi. ABRiANVs. (fl). Laureate head. i(. coll. lYL. AVG. DIENSIS. D. D. Helmeted Pallas” of- end, left, holding a hook in his right hand, and on the left a pole; at his feet, a snake. Q. Sestini, L c. iV^. 2 iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
396. IMF. CAES OLYMP. ..• Same head.
Yew. Same leg. and same type. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.
Antoninus Pius.
397 ANTONiNo. p. p. Laureate head of Antoninus
Pious.
i(. COL. ivii. AVG. DIENSIS. D. D. Jupiter deboat, holding a coat hook with his right hand, and with his left a pole } at his feet, an eagle. □. iE.6.-R'^.F.o.-ia fr.
Sestini. 1. c. N"". 3.
Faustina junior.
398. FAVSTiNA. AVG, Head of young Faustina.
Ji» co.... DIENSIS. D. D. Jupiter standing, dressed in pallium, a hook in the right hand, and the pole in the left 5 at his feet, an eagle. □. iRfi/j. 5a;i- clem. Num. seL IL p* aSS.. . . ^,4.-R*.-F.o.-i5fr.
(a) This legend appears redone.
MACiDOIKK. 63
Septimius Se\>erus.
399. iMP. li. SEVEN. sEVERVs. AVG. Têtc laureate of Septimius Severus.
l(. coii. ivL. DiEN'sis. D. D. Jupiter standing, holding nne hook of the hand di^. , and the pure haste of the g. ^ to earth, a bow or an eagle. O. JE.Ç.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Size. Name. in col. perc.
400. IMP. CA. MS. SETERVM. EP. AVG. Same head.
l(. COL. ivii. DiENSis. D. D. Jupiter standing, throwing lightning from the right hand in the middle of a temple distyle. □. VailL l. c iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
401. IMP. c. L. SEVEN. SEVERVM. PER. Laufed head of Septimius-Sévëre, on the right, with malaria.
%. COL. iviii. uiENsis. D. D. Pallas standing, looking k right, holding a hook with his right hand, and a
spear from the left ^. 65. -R^. -F. 0.-9 fr.
4oa « IMP. li. SFJ. sEVERvs. AVG. Same head.
i(. COL. iVL. DiENSis. D. D. Same type. □. T^ailL h c JE.4.-R^ -F.0.-6 fr.
Because it went.
403. M. APR. ANT % Laurel head of Caracalla.
I(. COL. IV. AV. DiENSis. D. D. Jupiter dressed in the toga, standing, left, holding with right hand a coat hook, and on the left a pole at his feet, an eagle. D JE.5.-R4.-F.o. 8 fr.
Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. io4> N*^* 5.
404. IM. C. M. APR. ANTONiNVs. Young, laureate head.
iC- COL. IVL. DIENSIS. D. D. iAesculapius standing in
a disstyle temple. □ iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr..
Sestini. 1. c. N^. 4*
405. M. APR. ANTONINVS. -OVA. {sic) Bearded head and Laureate of Caracalla.
64 Macedonia.
i(. COL. ivii. jDiENsivM. D. D. iËsculapius standing. 0 d:.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.
Mas. Sanclem. Name. “el. III. p. lo.
^o6. AA. AVB. ANTONNvs. (5IC.) -ÔVA. (sic.) Barboc head and laurea of Caracalla, right, with the chlainys on left shoulder.
i(. COL. IVL. DiENsiTM. Pallas standing, left, holding a coat hook with the right hand, and the left on haste; at his feet, on each side, a snake erect; in the field, B. i>. . . ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-ia fr.
Geta.
407. p. sePTi. GETAS. caEs. Head of Geta.
iC* COL. IVL. DiENsis* i>. D. Pallas standing, holding from the hand of dr. a coat hook, and the left. a haste; to his feet, on each side, an erect snake. Q. Sestini, Description num, vet. p, 104. N^. 6. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-20 fr.
Macrinus.
408. iM. c. Mr OPEL. MACRiNVs. Laureate head of Macrinus, on the right, with a breastplate.
Hello. IVL. iD€N5is. (SIC,) Jupiter dressed in pallium, standing, holding his thunderbolt in his hand right, and left on the pure pole; in the field, a. has. (“c.) ^.6|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Elagabalus.
409. iMP. C.M, APR. ANTONiNVs. iv. Laureate head of Ela- gabale, right, with malaria.
i(. COL. IVL. DiENsis. £sculapius standing, hand left leaning on his staff surrounded by a snake;
in the field, d. d JE.6«-R* .-F.0.-3 fr,
4io.
Macedonia. 65
Aio. iMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNvs. iv. Laureate head of ÉIa- gabale, right, with the paludamentum,
ti, coii. ivii., DiENsis. Jupiter standing, dressed in pallium, a hook in the right hand > and the pole pure in the left; in the field, D. D.; to his feet, an eagle jE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
4ii* Other; at the feet of Jupiter, a prow of ships bucket. □ ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.
Yaill. Nam*. in col. Percassa and Gasbetne. 41a. Other; COL. ivl. diensis. Pallas standing, left, a coat hook in the right hand, and. haste in the left; in the chan^p, p. d. . . ^.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr.
Soaemias. Elagabali mater,
4i3. ivL. svEMis. {sic.) ADL. Head of Soaemias.
^. coii. ivL. DIENSIS. Pallas standing, left, the
helmet on head, a hook in the right hand, and
leaning on his spear with his left; to the right and to
left, d. d. □ Ifi.ô.-R'K-F.o.ia fr.
Cab/of Mr. Allier de Haaterpche. .
Severus Alexander^ ...... .\- .
414. IMP. c. Mr. AVR. sev. alexander'. AV. Laureate head
of Sévëre-Alexandre.
' • ■ .' • ■ ■ .
i(. COL. IVL. DIENSIS. D. D» Winged Cupid in a disstyle temple. Q -^.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
Yaill. Name. in col. broke through.
Maximinus.
41 5 MAXiMiNvs* Laureate head of Maximin, with
right, with malaria, . .;•
i^. COL. IVL. DIENSIS. Jupitcr standing, covered: from pallium j holding a hook beyond jxiain the right, ^1 the Volume JJL Su??. E
pure haste in the gaucho; at his feet, an eagle;
in the field, d. d jE.7.-R^.-F.o«*20 fr.
4f6. iMP. c. e. lYii. VBR » MAXiariNvs. Laureate head of Maximin, right, with paludametitum.
Vf.. COL. irh » BIENSI9. D. D. £sculapius standing. Q. SestinL Descr* p. 104. iV^« 7. -E.7.-R^.-P.ô.-*2oir*
Maximus.
417. a. lYii. VEii. MA2:iMTs« CA£9< Bare head of Maxime. i(. COL. ivii. DIENSI9. D. D. Jupiter standing, left,
holding a coat hook in his right hand, and beyond that his left a haste; at his feet, an eagle. O. Sestini. l, c. No. 9 ^.7.-R^-F.o.-ao fr.
418. Other; Jupiter and Pallas standing, facing each other; to their feet f an eagle. Û « ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.
Sestini. 1. 0. N**. xo.
419. Other; IAesculapius standing. Q«£.7.-R^.-F.o.«ao fr.
Sestini. 1. o. No. 8.
Gordianus More.
420. IMF. c... GORDiANVs. Laureate head of Gordian the Pious, on the right, with malaria,
l(. COL. ivii. DiENsis. Jupiter standing, dressed in the pal^ lium, a hook in the right hand, the left on the haste 3 an eagle at his feet, d. d. iË.&.-*R\-F.o.-3 fr.
421. Other; £sculapius standing^ with its attributes; in the field, a star. □. Christ. Ramus. Cat, num. veL mus. Reg. Daniae. Tom. /. p. 118 » No.i iE.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr.
42a. iBiP- M. ANT. GORDIANV8. Laureate head.
](. COL. iVL. DIENSIS. Seated woman, holding right hand a hook, and left a pole. O. P^U. Mel. L p. 3i3 iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Philippus senior.
4^3 Lippvs. AVG » Laureate head of Philip the
father, on the right, with the palu^amentum^
i(. COL .ENSI9 D. D. Mioerve standing, a pa-
tëre in the hand dr. , and a haste daas the g. ; to his feet, an erect serpent.^ (“).4E.6^.-R^.-JF.o.*ao fr.
Philippus junior.
4^4 iFFYs. CAI8. (sic^) Bare head of Philip the
young.
ili;. COL. ivL. DiENsis. D. D. £scu1àpe standing. □. Scstini. Descr, p. 104, 2V<». n.^.6.-R^-F.o.-2o fr,
jEmilianus.
425. AEMiiii Laureate head of d^iËmilian, right, with
malaria,
Ji. COL. ivL. AVG. DiENS. D. D. {lit Empty tur). Neptune naked, standing, turned to the left, right foot on a bow of a ship, a fish on the right hand, and the left on its trident?^. b • £.6.-R^.-F.o.-8o fr.
Pell. Mel. I. pag. 326.
GaUienus.
426. iMP. GAl^ilsKTs. A’Vo. Radiated head of Gallieâ..
i(. COL. ITL. OiENsis. D. D. Jupiter standing, holding with the right hand a hook, and with the left a haste; at his feet, on each side, an erect snake. □. Mus, Theupoli. p. 766 ^. 5. -R^. -F. 0.-9 fr*
427. IMP. GALLiENVs. AV. Same head.
li. COL. DiENsis. D. D. Same type of Jupiter; to his feet, an eagle -^.5i.-R ^-F.o.-g fr.
(a) Matte medal.
.68 Macedonia*
428. IMF. GALiiiENVs. ATG. Radiated head of Gallienus.
i(. COL. DiËNSis. D. o. The seated emperor, holding a pole with the right hand, and stretching the left towards Minerva standing. Q Ji.S-R^.-F.o.-S £r.
Sestiiu. Lett. nam. Totn. IV. p. 97.
439. OALLiENVs. AVG. Same head.
Yew. COL. iVL. AVG. DiENsis. D. D. Woman dressed in
the stola \ standing, holding a peg in the right hand,
and a hash from the left. Q... . . .fi.6.-R3.-F.o.-9 fr. Christ. Ramas. Cat. nam. vet. Mas. Reg. Daniae. T.I. p. 1 19. N®. a.
Salonina.
430. COR. vel CORN, salonina. AVG. Head of Saloiiiine» Yew. COL. ivL. DiENSJs. D. D. Jupiter standing, looking
left, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and the left a* haste; at his feet5, an eagle or a bow of ship. Q ^.ô.-R^.-F.o.-g jfr.
Rand. I.p. a54> Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. io4* N**. 12.
43 1. COR. salonina. AVG. Same head.
i(. col. ivl. DIENSIS. D. D.Pallas standing, left, holding a hook in the right hand, and a pole in the left; at his feet, a snake. D. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr-
Sestini. 1. c. N*. i3.
432. Other; same type, without the snake. Q. Banduri. /. p. a45. -fi.6.-R3.-F.o.-9 fr.
'Macedonia. 69
EDESSA, noc Edessa vel Moglena.
See, daru the Dtseript. Tom. 1. p. 474 y l^s Medals iMPiaLiLsa
Greek bromine
▲agnste.
Septime-Sé?ère.
Gordian the Pieaz.
Tiberius.
Caracalla.
Xranqnilliue.
Livia.
Elagabalus.
Philij>pc the father.
Hadrian.
Augustus.
433. KAISAP. 2EBAS.... Laureate head of Augustus, right, ili;. EAEZZAIQM, in two lines, in a crown
laurel iE.5.-R' .-F.0.-3 fr.
434 SEBASTOS. Same head.
i(. Same legend, arranged in the same way as the sus •'.••..••••«•.••• £.4â*'~'R' ••*F«o.'*3 fr.
Augustus and Tiberius.
435. SEBASTOS. eEOX. E.... Laureate head of Augustus, with géftiche.
K. TIBEPIOS. KAIXAF. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Tiberius, left ^.5|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
436. Another almost similar, but the feast of Augustus turned to the right ^.5|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Tiherius and Livia.
437. IT. KAISAP. ZEBASTOS. Bare head of Tiberius, right.
H. ZEBAZTH. EAESXAION. Head of Livia, k right iE.5.-R^..F.o.-i8 fr.
70 HAÇiBOlîflt.
HadrianuSn
438. ATTOKPATCtP. AAPIANOC KAICAP. Laureate head of Hadrian, right.
K. €A€GCAiaN. Woman with a round head, and the draped body, standing, leaning with its arms straight on the pole, and holding, on the outstretched right hand, a small figure, which itself carries a globe h hand; at his feet, a goat standing, its paw lifted. 0. Cab, from M, Allier de Hauteroche, to Pans ^.55.-R4.-.F.o.-i2 fr.
439. ATTOKPATQP. AAPIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate bust of Hadrièn, right, with breastplate and shawl.
1(. (ACCCAION/R6me seated on arms, turned on the left, a small Victory on the right hand, and the parazom'um to the left side^; behind, a woman crenellated, standing, dressed in the siola^ poses a “cou- rotme on the head of the hand dr. , and the left arm. during^ on the ground, a goat, (a) jE.7i.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
M. Aurelius^
440. ATTOKP. MAP. ANTOONINOC. KAI. Head of fiufe Marcus Aurelius.
ji, ^A€GGAICON. Rome helmeted, sitting on dice Apulia, crowned by a woman standing behind “lie. D iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.
Christ. Ram. Cat. num. Tet. reg. Danise. Tom. I p. 119. N^. i.
441. ATTOKPATOP. {sic) ANTONINOC. {sic.) KAICAP. Laureate head.
-if. EAECCAinN. Same type; behind the woman, a
(“) This medal is slightly retouched on both sides.
Macjbboinx. 7t
animal keyln>ut i (a goat or a goat, to what it appears). D ^.6.-R4.-.F.o.-iafr.
Mus* Thenp. p. 901. Vtàïh ffpoi. grtBca.
Septinus Severus.
442., AY. K. A. C€n. C€Ttt1?0C. ïît. Laureate TV Seplime-Sëvëre, right, with the paludamentum.
](. EACOCAISUf. Bome-Nicéphoré, seated on a cnirasse, the parazonium on the side, batch on the left; behind her, a woman {a) standing, dressed in the stola, the crown • JE.6|.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.