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Description of Ancient Greek and Roman Medals, vol. 3 (1824) — vol. GB-03 — 1824

Théodore E. Mionnet, 1824 · provisional French–English translation

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Julia Domna.

443. lOTAI A. AOMNA. CCB. Head of Julia Dovnmi Right, ](. €A€CC€aM. {sic.) Rome-Micéphor4i ^ l^pi^ra^o^

nium on the side, sitting on arsi

Caracatta*

444. AIT. Mr. AYPH Bustelauréde£aracalla|énney

on the right, battleship. m

4. €A€GCAiaN. Borne, seated on a breastplate, turned to the left j the parazonium on the left side; behind, a standing woman, dressed in the stola, crown iE.7.-R* .-F.0.-3 fr.

445. AT. K.M. ATP. ANTHNINOC. C€BA. vd. AT. K* MAP. AT. AKT12NINOC. Laureate head.

i(. Same leg. and same type; but the woman holds

a cornucopia. □ iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr*.

Sestini. Description. nam-ret. p. io5. N**. 5 and 6.

■M»i*MrtMt*OTM#.««MMM««M«he4.É«*iMl*l

(a) Concord.

72k M AOlÉ'DO'lNE. ^

446. AT. K. MAP. Ai. ANTÛNINOC. Laureate head of Caracalla.

i(.* €A€CCAIi2N. Rome, sitting on spoils; behind, a woman standing, holding a horn of abundance in Ia,^aiu. left, the crown; to feet of the goddess Rome, a little goat. D. Sesiini. Descr, num, vet, p. io5, ]Vo. 7. iE.7.-R*.-:F.o.-3 fr.

447. AY. K.M.AYP. ANTû, Same head.

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“...f'” ■

i^. €A€Cx:AIf2N. Idol in a tetrastyle temple. Q. ,Sesti(iii L

Geta*

448.'n; C€nTî....*€T. k. Laureate head of Geta, right, with the paiud':' -

■■'■ ■ ^. '^A€GCAI£2N.-Rome, seated on a breastplate, to the right. ,

• carried on the înain drdite a small Victory 5 and the

ganched on the /?^irw-4o/î/«i>»/ behind, line-woman of-

b:Out, the crown of the right hand, and holds the

left a cornucopia. ^.7|.-R*.-F..o,-î2 fr.

Macrinus. * î ' - : :

449 Head of Macrinus.

'vi. EAESSAiak. tetrastjle temple, d^ns

which is a small figure. Q. (a). P^ailL Num. grœca .S1.4.-R4.-F.p.-8 fr..

Diadumenianiisl • '

45o Head of Diadumenian.v

i(. EAEGCEaN. Seated figure, dressed in malaria., ie^

(a) This medal seems to me to belong to Edessa. Mesopotamia.

Macedonia. 7^

nating the simulacrum of Victory with the right hand, and crowned by Victory standing near her. Q. F’ailL Num. grœca jE.Q.-R'.-F.o.-So fr.

Elagabalus.

45i. AT. K.M. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head of Elaga- bale, right, with the paludamentum,

ji. €A€GCAI11N. Rome-Nicephorus, seated on a breastplate, left, parazohium on the side; to his feet ^ a deer; behind, a woman standing, wearing pure haste, and dressed in the stola, the cover- ronne il.7.-R*.-F.o.-9 fr.

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-45a. Same legend and same head.

l^. €A€GC€11N. Rome, seated on arms, left, holding a cornucopia in his right hand, and the parazonium of the left; behind, a woman standing, holding a cornucopia, covering it ronne /. . J:.6|.-R^-F.o.-9 fr.

Paula.

453 HATAA.... Head of Paula, li right.

i^. €A(0CAII2N. Rome, seated on a breastplate, with left, crowned by a woman standing behind she i Ai. 7* -R^.— F.o.— 12 fr.

Severus Alexander.

454. AT. K.M. ATP. AA63ANAPOC. Laureate head.

i^. €A€OCAiaN. Home, seated, crowned by a woman standing behind her, holding with left hand a palm. Q A^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description nnm. ver. p. xo5. N*. lo.

/.55. AT. K.M.A.C€. AAeSANAPOC. Same head, with malaria.

74 MACiDOINX*

!(. €A€0C€11K. Rome, besieged, crowned by a temrot standing behind \lle, holding a pole of the left hand iE.7.*R».'^F.o.-6 fr.

Mamaea.

$45. lOY AU. MAMAEA. C€B. Mamee's head.

%. €A€GCAmN. Rome, Assisi ^ crowned by a woman standing behind her, holding with left hand a cornucopia; at the feet of Rome, a little tite chevre. Q iE.7,-R^.-F.o.-i^ fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vef. p. loS. N''. ii.

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457. Other {Rome, seated on spoils, carrying a Victory on the right hand, and a shield on the |[auçhe, crowned by Victory standing • holding a palm. 0. Vaill, Num. grœca, JE.9.-R'**'*F.o.-3o fr.

Maximus.

458.r. IOTA. MASIM02:. KAISAP. Head of Maxime.

i(. EAEZZEQN. Rome-Nicephorus, seated, crowned by a woman standing behind her, holding a palm

of the Gandie hand. □......•.« £.6.-R*.^.o.-24 fr.

Mq8. ThCNip.p. 10^8. $4g. «,.... MAZJMOC. KAIGAF. Barehead 4th. Maxime.

^€A€0Cei2N. Rome helmeted, seated on. a kitchen rasse, right, crowned by a standing woman behind her, holding a wand in her right hand.

□ ^ . jE.6.-R^-F.o.-a4 fr.

Sestmi. Deicr. dd. Mrs. Fontana. j^ aA. No. x.

Grordianus Plus.

460. ATT. K.M, ANT. TOPAIANOC. Laureate head of Gordian the Pious ^ on the right, with malaria,

4. €A€GCAmN. vel €A€CC€âK. Rome-Kioepherus,

Macepony* 7S

seated on a breastplate, left 9 the parazonium in hand left. ; behind, a woman, surrounded and dressed in the stola, the crown of the right hand, and bears a horn of abundance of the left.^ .... ^.6i.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

461. AY. K.Ai. ANT. roPAlANOC. Laureate head of Gor- God the Pious, on the right, with the paludamenlum»

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i(. €A€CXlAiaN. Rome-Nicephorus, seated on a breastplate, left, parazonium in hand left; behind, a woman, surrounded and dressed in the stola, the crown of the right hand, and wears a cornucopia of the left. £.6.-R\^F.o.-3fr.

462. M. ANTONIOS. r vel ATT. K.M.ANT.

rOPAlANOS. Radiated head.

Ji. EAESSEÛN. {sic.) vel EEAESSAinN. Little type

almost similar. O £.6.-R' .««F.o.-S fr.

Mas. Thenp. p io45.

463. AY. K. M. ANTÛ. TOPAIANOC. Same head.

I(. EAEGCAIQN. Same type^ at the feet of Rome,

sitting, a goat. Q.£.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description. name. yet. p. io5. N**. the.

464. Other, without the goat. ..... . jE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Tranqidllina.

465'. CA^€IKIA. TPAN|CYAA€INA. ATF, Head of Tran- quillin.

ji. €A€CCAinN. Rome, Assife, crowned by the Victory standing behind her. D. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

PelL Mel. II. p. ao4. i^e^. CABNIA. {sic) TPANKYAA61NA. AYF. Head of Tran- quilline, right.

i(. €A€GC€aN. Rome seated, on the left, on a bou- clier, holding a small Victory on his right hand, is crowned by a virile figure, naked to the

7<5 Macedonia.

belt, and who holds a scepter in his left hand. a ^.6i.-R^-F.o.-2o fr.

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Office of Mr. Allier de Uaateroche, in Paris.

Phiippus senior.

467. AT. K. M. lOïAIOC. OIAinnOC. Radiated head of Phi- lippe the father, on the right, with the paludamentum,

H. €A€CCAIQN. Rome seated on a seat, left, a small Victory on the right hand; behind, a standing woman, the modius at the head and dressed in the stola, the crown of the right hand, and wears a horn abundance of the left. ^.6î.-R^ .-F.O.-3 fr.

468. AY. K.MA. lOTAI. OIAinnoC. Same head.

i(. Same legend and same type. 3 to IVxergue, a star. □ iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description. nam. vet. p. io6. N«. i5.

469. ...MA. lOiAI. OIAinnOC, Radiated head of Philippe the father.

K. ..Aecce...^ Rome helmeted, seated, wearing a small Victory on the right hand; behind, a woman, holding hand l. a cornucopia the crown; in the exergue, OMON... Q. Mus. Sanclem. Num. salt. JII. p. 96 ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr*

470. Ai. K.MA. lOTAIOC. OIAinnoc. Laureate bust, h right, with breastplate.

fi. eA€...,..ON. Rome-Nicephorus, seated on a bou- clier, left; behind, Concorde standing, dressed of the stola, the crown of the right hand, and holds a cornucopia of the left; in the exergue we reads OMONOIA ^.6î.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.

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471. AT. K.MA. lOTAIOC. OIAinnoc. Headlaurea, with malaria.

Macedonia. 77

](. €AÇCC€Q,S, OMONOIA. Seated Rome, crown'e by a Victoire standing behind her, holding a palm of the left hand. □. . • . ^. 6. -R^. -F. 0.-^24 fr.

Cab. by Mr. TôchoD.

Philippus junior.

47a. AY. K.MA. lOYAIOC. OIAinnoc. Laureate head of Philippe the son, on the right, with the paludamenlum.

Ji. €AecC€ON. OMONOIA. Rome-Nicephorus, seated on a seat, on the left; behind, Victory crown. □. Same office, . . ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr. 473. Other; €AfCC€QN. O..ON... Rome-Nice'phore, seated, crowned by a woman standing behind her, holding a palm of the left hand. •□. £.5.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

Mus. Arig. II. Tab. XXXI. N”. 433.

GaUienus.

47/|. rAAAIHNOC. ATr. Radiated head of Gallienus.

if, €A€œAiaN. Bacchus standing, left, holding

from the hand of dr. a bunch of grapes, and g. a

thyrsus decorated with a band. Q. ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr. Sestini. Description del. Mos. Fontana. p. 22. N**. 2.

E VRYDICE A, in P aliene. Stand-alone medals.

The medals of this city are: In bronze, (to) R'. — F.''. Small modal, from 18 to 24 fr.

(a) These medals were formerly held by the Eide. See my Deseript Torah. II. p. 002. M. Sestini, after "Visconti, gives them aajoard'bui to Macedonia. Yoypz ses Ciasses genercdes^edit. nova, p. 37, and Iconog. greqae, Tom. II. p. 77, ed. in 4^.

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78 Macedonia.

47 5. Void head of a woman, (a)

<. ETPTAlKEaN. Tripod. . . ^.3|.-.R^-F.*.-24fr.

476. Other iE.2|.-R^-F.*.-Ia fr-

HERACLEA SINTICA.

See, see the Description, Volume J, />. 476, the AnrtanmtM Medals Greek coins in silver and bronze, falsely attributed to this 7>ille, and returned today, some to Heraclea of Bithjrnie, others in Heraclea eFionia, As for the Bronze Medals SAdaeus, attri» fogs in this city, I regard them as uncertain. Yid. mfrft.

SUPPLEMENT.

477. Swan on the right, and looking to the left; in the field, a lizard.

i(. Hollow square, divided into four integral parts scabs, {h)» ••••••••• ••••. iTi.l.— R*.— F.a.'6 ir«

478. Same type.

I(. Hollow area, divided into 4 deep parts, and beveled in the interior A..a-R*.-F.a.-6 fr.

479. Same type; under the swan, A.

l(. Hollow square, divided into four unequal parts. PI. VI. N"*. I A..2.-R^-F.a.-9 fr.

480. Other; in front of the swan, H. A..2.-R^-F.a.-9 fr.

PI. VI. N*”. a.

481. Other; under the swan, N... A..2.-R3.-F.a.-9fr.

Cab. toe Mr. King lin.

482. Swan, turned to the right and looking to the left.

i(. Hollow area, divided into several parts in- shapes. • •..”. .A^.. I.— R^.— F.a.—ô fr.

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(a) Peat-being of Earydice, wife of Ûémetrias-Poliorcète. {b) This medal and the following ones were formerly stored in Càma- rina of Sicily.

Macedonia* 79

483. Swan on the left, and looking to the right O.

Ji. Hollow, shapeless area. . . A.i.-R*.-F.a.-6 fr. '484* Swan on the right, and looking to the left.

%. Hollow area, square, divided by two diagonals in four triangular parts pro- founded A..I.-R^-F.a.-6 fr.

485. Swan on the right, placed on one base, left paw standing up, and looking behind him; in the field, a lizard; under the bird, 0; in front, O.

](. Hollow area, divided into 4 deep parts and in i»seaa in the interior. .... A.i|.-R3.-F.a.-9 fip.

ADAEVS. Heracleae tjrrarmus?

The medals awarded to this tj-pAn are Xn broruê, B'. — F.o. Small modal, from 6 to fr.

486. Head of harbued Hercules, right, covered with the lion skin.

i(. AAAI02. Prone club*; below, the mongr. (87 and 88 of the Supplement.) ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

487. Same head of Hercules, right.

i(. AAAfOT. Club lying \ underneath, A£. X.(a). Q... • JEi.4»""R •■"F.0.—6 fip.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche, in Paris.

488. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

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laughed. AAAIor. Tripod; a thunderbolt and the two monogr. (168 and 98 of the Rec.). a jE.5.-R^-F.o.-ia fr.

Same cabiaet.

{a) The initials A£. 1., very distinct, seem to destroy opinion de Pellerin, who awarded these medals to Heraclea Sùitica, because qa'he had you are sot qnelqaet-nnes HP. 2.

8o Macedonia

THE TE.

The medals of this city are: {a)

— F.a. Small modal, from 3o to 48 fr^

Small medallion, from 4o to 3oo fr.

f R7. — F.a. Small In Arsent, | ^,^ _ ^^^^ ^^^.^

489. Faun seated on the ground, and turned to the right 9 carrying the hand to his beard; in the field, behind three glo- bules; in front, two other globules.

i(/Hollow square, irregular. A.. i.-R'.-F.a.-3o fr.

490. Faun seated, right, holding rhjrton; in the field, two globules.

i(. Hollow square, divided into four triangular parts- laires by two diagonals A.2.-R'.-F.a.-48 fr.

491. Other, without the rhj-tone A.2.-R7.-F.a.-48 fr*

492. Naked man, standing, veretro ereclo, grasping at the head of a woman who seems to be fleeing.

i(. Hollow square, divided by two diagonals in four triangular parts beveled in the interior. a. (PL VI. No. 4.) A..4.-R^.-F.a.b.-48 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Gossellin.

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493. Naked and bearded man, braided hair falling on his shoulders, standing, vcrelro ereclo, stopping right arm a woman also standing, hairstyle like

^ him, and who seems to resist, while with his hand left he caresses her chin; in the field, three globules.

(a) These medals had been awarded favorably to Tile de Lesvos. Mr. Sestini was the first to notice this error. See his Letters. num. Tom. "VII. pag. i5, and Tom. VIII. pag. 39, and the Varieties qao I described in Lesbos. Description. Tom. III. p. 3^. N^". i, 3,3,4, lOf II, la and i3, and Rec. of IP. XL. N<»». 7 and 8, and PI. XLL N». 2.

Macedonia. If

i(. Hollow, shallow square,' divided by two lines which intersect at right angles and form four small

squares. PI. VI. N^ 5 A..6.-R4.-F.a.-48 fr.

494* Naked man, bearded, with flowing braided hair on his shoulders, standing^ to the right, vereiro ereclo, stopping by the arm a woman with her hairstyle like him, who appears to want to avoid his approach; in the field, the letter A, figured PI. II. No. 3, and two globules.

i^. Hollow square, divided into four small squares by two lines intersecting at right angles. Q. PI. VI, No. 6. Cab. d'Hermatid A.5|.-R6.-F.a.-i2o fr.

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495. ...NIAT.. A, retrograde, figured PI. II. No. 4. Same tvpe.

li. Hollow square similar to the previous one. □. PI. VL N^ 7 A.5{.-R7.-F.a.-i5o fr.

496. NOIl!^IAT..A, retrograde, ^^, PI. II. No. 5. Man naked and bearded, with braided hair hanging over his shoulders, standing, veretro ereclo, grasping by the arm right a woman also standing, with hair like him, and who seems to want to flee, while with his left hand he caresses her chin; in the field, two globules^

^. Same hollow square. □. . . A.6.-R7.-F.a.-i5o fr-

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche, in Paris.

^97. NOIATîA, retrograde, PI. XXXV. No. i53 duRec.

. Kneeling centaur, holding a woman in his arms.

i^. KOIAT3A, retrograde, PI. XXXV. N”. i54 du

RecueiK Helmet; all in a hollow square (

(^Sestint). A.5i.-R«,-F.a-3oo fr.

". -I

(a) Where once looked this tudailion 4 whose legend had been poorly read, like being from Lesbos. Foy Toin. III. p. 34. iV**. 19. By a sarfrappage on the side of the hollow square, we further read; A£T. Fojcz le Collection of Boards, PI. L. N*'. 3.

Tome'IJL Supp^ F

89 MaC£DOINK.

MENDE, nunc CkJakjuBVik.

Yoyez, dafu Description, Volume I. page 477, Medals

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Greek auToiroMss in silver.

SUFPL£M£NT.

498; Donkey walking.

Vf., Hollow square, divided into four parts. □. SestinL Description num. vet, p, 106. N^. i. A.3.-R'.-F.a.-48 fr.

499. Donkey walking, left.

i^. Hollow square, divided into four parts. D. Sestini. !>• c. J.1 • 2. •••.•••••••••••••• ^ jLv. 3 ."A ."A .a. ^40 ir*

500. MIN. Donkey, veretro erecto, passing in front of a vine vine loaded with an enormous bunch of grapes; above the rump, a corheau introducing its beak into the anus of the animal to take its food.

i(. Hollow area, divided into four parts formed in mill wings; in the center, a small circle. PI. VIT.

No. I A..7.-R8.-F.a.*.-3oo fr.

5oi. Silenus mounted on a little donkey walking to the left, holding the cantharum in his right hand.

ff., MENAAIÛN. Diola in a square. Q. Sestini.

5oa. Other appearance , but overstruck. A. 3. -R^.-F.a.-6ofr. 5o3. Head facing, the nerves bristling.

i^. MENAAI12N. Two hanging bunches of grapes. □. Sestini. L c, N^. i ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

NEAPOLIS, nunc La Cavalla.

Ybyes, ilans ià Déseript, Tom, /. pcig. 47^ » your Medals Ajrrovxni^B Greek$ &i silver and bronte €Ueribues to this viilei (a)

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SUPPLIEMENTi

5o4. Face mask sticking out the tongue.

li. Hollow square, regular ir ^ with two bars and ded internally shapeless figures* ^)2>^.-R^.-P.at-i8 fr. 5o5* Face mask sticking out the tongue.

li. Square and irregular area, divided by two bars, in four unequal parts. PI. VIL ^°. 5 A..4.-R7.-F.a.-ioo fr,

606. Other similar >ybwrr^e. Q. A4 4.-Ry.-F.a.-ioo fr.

Cab. by Mr. Gossellin

607. Head of Gorgon, front view, sticking out tongue j and the bristling brow of the snakes

i^. Panther head, front view, with its two front legs; above, two globules: the whole

in a hollow square. Q A..7.-R7.-F.a.*»-i5o fr.

Oib. by M^i Allier de Haateioche, in Paris.

5o8%. Face mask sticking out the tongue”;

i^. Square, hollow area, divided into four parts, each finished beveled on the inside. □. Neumann. Num* vel. ined. /'. /. p. 146, and Cab. of Mr. uéllitr of Hauteroche. A..5.-R^.-F.a**.-i2o fr«

509. Other almost seem. □. A.5.-R^.-F.a.*.-i2o fr*

Com. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. T.I. p. io5. No. 2655.

5 10. Greek legend, fig. PI. XXXIV. N**. 129 (A^. Head of a woman, dexterous, hair turned up from behind and held by a link; all in a hollow square.

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{a) The bronze medals were donated by several Nuinis* matists in Neapolis of Ionia or Caria.

{b) Aa link of the^ indiqa^ in the De#r. Tom. I.p. 478, N**. 209.

84 Macedonia.

i(. Face mask A.2|.-R*.-F.a.*.-6 fr;

5i I , N£0. Head of a woman, right, curled hair from behind and held by a tie^ all in one hollow square.

i^. Same mask A..2|.-R*.-F.a.*.-3fr*

5 12. NEO. Same head, without the hollow edge.

i^. Same mask A.2|.-R*.-F.a.*.-3 fir.

5i3. ..E..P. Head of laureate woman, right and hair rolled up.

i^. Face mask A.3.-R^-F.*.-6 fr.

5i4. Face mask sticking out the tongue.

i^. Head of Pallas, right. , in a hollow square decorated

of a grenelis in the interior. Q.^. 2. -R^.-F. a. *.-i 5 fr.

Haunt. 5i5. Even mask.

i^. NEO. Head of Venus; behind, a globe. D. His" tini,Descr.nitm,vet. p, io7.iVo.6.£.3.-R^.-F.o.-i5fr.

5i6.Aulresembl. , but without the globe. ^.i^.-R^-F.o. -4 fr»

5 17. Another 3 behind the head of Venus, a pea*

its iE. ii.-R\-F.o.-4 fr.

OLYNTHVS.

See, in the Description » Volume /. p. 479, the Autotxomjb Medals» Greek bromines attributed to this city.

SUPPLY.

5 18. Head of a woman or a Muse.

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i^. YNOAYN0INQN, written around a square, in the middle

which is a lyre. □ A.3.-R*.-F.*.-i5o fr-

Sefllini. Description name. y and, p. 107. N^. z.

Macedonia. 85

5 19. Hairless head of Hercules, left, with skin of the lion around the collar.

i(. ^ Club and saltire bow? D. Sestini, l, c. No. 2 ^.3.-R8.-F.*.-5o fr.

ORESTAE. Stand-alone medals.

The medals of this people are:

ÎR7. — F.a. Small module 80 fr.

R^, — F.a. Average modal, from... 5o to 80 fr.

R4. — F.a. Small medallion, from. . . 4S at 80 fr.

R^^ F.a. Large medallion 1000 fr.

520. Without legend. Centaur kneels, turned right, holding a woman in his arms.

^mr^ •■! I -i I iiii I .^^^^_—

ê \

(a) These medals, in my opinion, were struck by the Orestae, peoples who babbled the mountains of Thraoe and Macedonia doine; however their legends gave birth to IMdée qnMI poarroit to have existed among another people of these same countries, called the Oresciu This opinion is, I believe, unfounded, since neither the Bistorians, nor can geographs be used to confirm it.

It would be surprising if they had kept silent about a people whose coins abound in all cabinets, and whose metal precious attests to the power, and above all Tendence, of its commerce* It is therefore no longer natural to give these coins to O'rstae, which are well known by Plolémée, Pline ^ Stephen of Byz^nce and others.

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X^the best-known coins of this people have the legend nPH2KinN written retrograde; but there is in the King's seat a medallion of this same people, described below under the N^. S-k^, of which the layout of the. legend and Torthpgraph differ from those which have known; because we read OPPHSICION in non-retrograde writing.

It follows from these two kinds of legends that there existed several times very ancient dialects* It is not on this occasion that the

66 MACÉ©f)iNï:.

»[. Hollow square, divided into four equal parts and

unformed in the interior. D.. . A..v5î-R*.-F.a.-5o fr.

Cab. by Mr. RolUn.

521. Without caption. Kneeling centaur, turned right, holding a woman in his arms.

Vf., Hollow square, divided into four equal parts and unformed in the interior. C3. . . ^.5.-R^.^.a«-5Dfr.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Hauterocbe.

522. OPPH, retrograde. Lying bull.

i(. Hollow square A. 3 and /f.-R^.-F.a.-So fr.

Sestini. GENERAL CLAIMS. Edit. nova. p. 3d,

5^3. OPPHSKION. Man covered with macerated hat Donian, and armed with a spear, walking to the right, and leading two bulls.

vi. Hollow area, divided into four square parts

and regular A..9.-Rli'.-F.a.-iooo fr.

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PL TIII. N^ a.

524. NOraSHaa. Pl. XXXV of Rec. N^ iSa. Centaur

kneeling, right, holding a woman in his arms.

i^. Hollow air, divided into four parts

regular and beveled inside. Pl. VIII.

N^ 1 A.3.-R«.-.F.a.-5o fr.

Namismatiqae provides examples of varieties in the legends of peoples and cities. Snr the old medals of Mesenibria from ) in Thrace we read META as a link to ME2A, and later, METAM- EPIANfïN at the link of MEÎAMBPlANfiN; the Mw therefore replaces here the sigma, like snr the roonnoies of Orestace\e kappa stands for a tau; snr the medals of Ambracia of Epiieon reads AMHPAKIÎîTAN an1iendeAMBPAKIflTAN;oncellpsdOrcboroennsdeBoeotie,fPXO ponr OPyO; finally I ponrroii» give beancftnp daolres examples sb*'it would take too long to report here, but that I propose to undo know in the last volume of this work, at the table of Extraordinary legends can be found on medals.

Macedoniab. 87

5a5. NOI^SHEO. PI. XXXV. of Rec. N*. iSa. Centaur kneels, holding a woman in his arms.

i(. Without legend. Helmet in the middle of a square area in hollow A. 5. -R^. -F. a. -80 fr.

p. 99 · zoom original

ORTHAGORIA, nunù Stavrô.

Yoyez, in the Desertpt. Tom. l, pag, 479, the Aotonomb Medal

Greek in silver.

SUPPLY.

526. Head of Diana; behind, a quiver.

i(. OF0ArOF£12N. Apex with a star; at the bottom, H. a A.MM.-R8.-F.*.-2oo fr.

Sestini. Lett. nam. Chapter IV. p. 97.

527. Head of Diana.

li. OP0AroPEQN.. Helmet, a. ^.3.-.R\-F.*.-io fr.

Sestini. Description ntaln. clothes. p. 108. N^. a.

528. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

ji, OPeArnPEON. [sic) Apex surmounted by a

star ^.3.-R».-F.*.-3o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Hadterocbe.

529. Head of ftmtne, right; upturned hair in the reticulum,

Ji. Without legend. Helmet with two baleen and two egrets, in the middle of a laurel wreath? D jE.6.-^R5.-F.*.-2o fr.

Corn. Wicsay. Mus. Hederr. T.I. p. io5. N^. aôSg.

SB Macedonia. v

PELLA, Auton. ^ postea Colonîa, nunc Ala Klissa, Pella i;eZ Palatisa.

See, in the Description. Toin. I. pag. 480 and SNi'f., the Medals Greek free-standing silver (a) and bronze medals and medals Latin imperials in bronze

Hadrian. Elagubale. Maxim.

Mr. Anrèle. Severe Alexander. Gordien lePienx.

Convenient. Marnée. Philippe the father.

Caracalla. Maximin.

SUPPLEMENT,

530. Diademed head of Jupiter, right.

p. 100 · zoom original

i^. ITEAAHS. Ox standing, turn right to my, (109 and 1 loduSup.), etlaleltreN.^.^.-R'.-F.o.-i fr.

53 1. Other similar; but with the monograms (m and 112 of Sppl.) ^.4.-R' .^-F.o.-i fr.

532. Other, with the monograms (80 and 822 of Rfcollection ) uE. /, '^.-R ' .-F.o.-i fr.

533. Other, with monograms (1 13 of Supp. and 80 and 322 of the Recueil) ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-i fr.

534. Antre, with the monograms (1 14 of the Supp. and 117 of the Recueil) jE.4^--R'.-F.o.-i fr.

535. Other, with the monograms. (108 and ii5 of the Supplement-^ ment ). i .^.'4^'-R*«-F.o.-i fr.

536. Other, with the monograms. (244 and 245 of the Supplement- ment) -£.4î.-R*.-F.o.-i fr.

537. Other, with the mionograms (322 and 80 of Collection ) iE.4-5.— H ' .— F.o.— i fr..

538. Other, with the monogram (108 of the Re- cue) iE.4^-R'.-F.o.-ï fr,

(a) This silver medal was wrongly given to Pella by Pellerin: 'Vqx the note to Pelinna of Xhessalie. Infra,

Macedonia. 89

539. Lanced head of Jupiter, right.

li. nEAAHS. Eagle spread on a scepter, turned to right and looking left. . . ^./||.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr«

540. Other j IIEAAHS. Eagle on a thunderbolt, and the inonogr. (852 of the Recueil;. D £.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

p. 101 · zoom original

Sesiini. Deiicr. name. vet. p. loS. No. has.

541. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

ji. ITEAAHS. Eagle on a winged thunderbolt; above,

the inonogr. (58 of Rec.)D, ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N<>. 3.

642. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

ji. ITEAAHS. Eagle displayed on a thunderbolt, right; ^ in the cliamp, the monograms (8o5 of Rec. and

246

543. Laureate head of Apollo, right, dressed as a woman, i^. nEAAHS. Lyre; in the field, the monogr.

(3i and 320 of the Recueil) ^.4.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

544- Antre, with the monographs. (107 and 108 of the Supp.), and the letter O. iE.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

545. Almost similar lair. . . . iE.4î«-R'-F.o.-2 fr.

546. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

H. nEAAHS. Tripod iE.3.-R^-F.o.-4 fr.

547. Tête de Faune, on the right 5 behind, the pedum,

i(. nEAAHS. Helmeted minerva, deljoui, throwing a javelin in the right hand, and the aegis in the left; in 1p field, the monogram (544* of the Recueil), and 3E. D. Hunter iE..5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

548. An Ire: in the field, the monograms (3i and 170 of the Recueil) iE.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

549. Head of Fanne, right.

fi, ITEAAHS. Pallas walking right, throwing a javelin with the right hand, and covering himself with his mouth*

p. 102 · zoom original

go Macedonia.

key from the left; in the field, the monograms (a47 and 248 of the Suppl.) JE.5.-rC.-F.o.—

550. Head of Faun, right.

iBi, n£AAH£. Pallas walking to the right, throwing an javelin with his right hand, and covering himself with his mouth key from the left; in the field, the monogram (a49 clu SuppK) iE.5.-C.-F.o.—

55 1. Head of Faun ^ behind, the pedum.

^. n£AAHS. Two goats lying down in the field lemonogr. (287 of the Suppl.) and the letters AB; the whole in a laurel wreath. Q. ^.4.-R'^.-F.o.-6 Ir.

Sestini. Description nano. vet. p. 109. N«. 11.

552. Hairless head, or Faun, right.

i^. nEAAHX. M£K. Two goats lying down, turn- born to the right; all in a crown of laurel iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-.4 fr.

553. Head of a veiled woman, facing.

i^. ITEAAHS. Grazing beef, right; between the legs, my. (108 of the Rec). D. ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

Haunt.

554. Head of a woman, front view.

i^. nEAAHS. Same type. has. . . ^.4.-R".-F.o.-2 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Marqais de La Goy.

555. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

i^. nEAAHS. Grazing ox, turned right;

on it, H ••.•••••*.•••••••••••••. Ij»i^'^t^Kj»'^!. .0.^

p. 103 · zoom original

556. Other; in the field, the monograms (100 and law of Supp. ) ^.4^'~^>'"F.o.—

557. Other; in the field, the monograms (3i of Rec. and 104 of the Supp. ) JE.5.-C.-F.0.—

558. Other, with the monograms. (102 and io3 of the Supplement- ment ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• *1j» i!|.""vi.""jp .o.*"

559. Other y with mon. (gaduRec.). iE.4--C.-F.o.-

560. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

i^. IIEAAHS. Grazing ox, turns right; in the field, my. (io4-^*--F-o.-

561. Two others, without mcMiogram. . . £.4*-^*-F.o.- S^i. Other; under the ox, a plow. iB.4--G.~F.o.- {>63. Other, with the laonogr. (i3i8 of Rec. and s5i of

564* Other, with monograms. (2^8 and 2^9 of the Supplement- ment) £,4**~G**~'F*o*'~

565. Other, with mon. (112s of the Rec). ^.4.-C.-F.o.-

566. Other, with my. (a5oduSuppl.). ^.4.-C.-F.o.-

567. Antre, with the mon. (241 of the SuppL). ^.4.-C.-F.o.-

568. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

i^. nSAAHS, and the monograms (a4î and 24^ of Supplement); all in a crown of oak'. jE.4|.-R*.-F.o.-i fr.

Livia.

569. eEA. SEBASTH. Head of Livia.

H[. nEAAHS. Victory walking, left, holding with the right hand raised a crown, and with the left a trophy. Q ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-48 fr.

p. 104 · zoom original

Sestini. Description name. vet. p. 109. N*^. 17.

Trajanus.

570. iMP. CAEs. NERVAE. TRAI Laureate head of

Trajan, right.

]^. COL. AVG. PELtiA. (Lin. ftig,) Pan seated on a rock, left, right hand on his head, elbow left on the syrinx ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-i!i fr.

Hadrianus.

571 TPA. HADRiÂNVs. AVG. P. M Winning head

92 MâCÉBOINB.

d^HacIrien, on the right, with the chlarayde on the shoulder left.

^. COL. IVL. AVG. p€LL. (sic) Pau DU, sitting on a rock, on the left, the right arm on its head, and the left pressed on the sjrinx ^.4i.-R'.-F.*.-3 (V.

57a. JMP. CAES. TRAI. HADRIANVS. AVGV8TVS. TêtC

Hadrian's Laureate.

]^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. PaU TÎU seated SUf OR TO-

dear, on the left, the right arm on its side, and the left pressed on the sjrinx.U ^.7.-R'.-F.*.-b fr.

Seslini. Description naro. vet. p. iio. No. 19. 573. IMP. CAESAR. TRA. HADRIANVS. AVGVSTVS. Even

head.

^. coii. IVL. AVG. f€ll. [sic) Same type of Pan

seated iE.5.-i\*.-F.o.-3 fr.

674. N. [sic.) HADRIANVS. AVG. COS. V. '/i). Laureate head.

1^ PELLA. Same type. □. iE./|.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Mus. Arig. IV. No. 33. Tab. See fig. 43.

Mr. Aurelius.

575. M. AVRELivs. ANTON. AVG. Laureate head of Maro- Aurele.

p. 105 · zoom original

15^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Same type of Pan seated. Q. Seslini. L c. No., 20 ^. 6.-R^. -F.0.-9 fr-

Julia Domna.

576. Legend erased. Head of Julia Domna, right. ]^. — L. PELLA Woman seated on a seat ^

and turned to the left, bringing the right hand to his mouth JL.7.-R'^.-F.o.-ia fr.

(a) I do not believe this legend is intact; she will definitely have been retouched.* . •

Macedonia. 93

Caracalla.

577. iMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTON Laureate hairless head

of young Caracalla, right, with the paludamenlum,

^c. COL. ivL. AVG. PELLA. Pan sitting on a rock,

turned to the left, the right arm on the head, and the elbow

left pressed on the sjrinx. . . ^. 7. -R'. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Geta.

678. p. SEP... GETAS. CAE. Bare head of Geta.

ijt. COL. ivL. AVG. PELLA. Same type of Pan sitting, with the sjrrinx. D iE.5.-R4.-F.o!-8 fr.

Christ. Raïuns.Cat.MQS. Reg. Daniae. L p. Lao. N^. 6.

Macrinus.

579. IMP. Mr OPEL. MACRiNVs. AVG. Laureate head of Macrinus.

ij!. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Naked, sitting on a rock, turned left, right hand on head y and the left resting on the sjrinx; in the field, the pediirn, D. Vaill. Col iE.S.-R^.-F.o.-S fr.

580. Mr. OPEL. SEV. MACReiNVs. AVG. Same head.

p. 106 · zoom original

1^. COL. iVL. Avs. (j/c.) p€A€A. (sic) Same guy. Q. . .£ 6.-R4.-F.O.-12 fr.

Sestini. Lert. nnm. Vol. VIII. p. 40.

58i. ...OPEL RINV8. AVG. Same head.

^c. COL. IVL. AVS. (5it'.)FeLLA. (^/c.) Same type of

Seated pan .£.6.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

582. Mr. OPEL. SEV. MACRJNVs. AVG. Laureate head of Macrinus.

^. COL. IVL. AVG.' PELLA. Type of Pan. Q. Eckhel. CaL Mus: Vindoh. P. 1. 85. iV^ 5. ;E.5.-R4..F.o.-8fr. 583 Same head.

94 MAeiooiNjr.

^. COL. iviii. AVG. F£LL. Victory sitting on aeé weapons, holding a shield on his knees. Q. f^ailL Num. in CoL perc iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Elagabalus.

584. iMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNvs. Laufëe head of ^Elaga-* bay, right, with the paludamentum.

v^, COL. ivL. AVG. FELLA. Woman dressed in stola f seated on a seat and turned to the left, carrying right hand to his mouth. . 1. . iE.6|.-R*.-F.o.-^ fr«

/. Paula.

585. ivLiA. PAVLA. ...G. Head of J. Foula*

^l. Same legend and same type. D. Mus.Arig, L CoL Tab. X iV^ i54 ^.6.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.

Severus Alexander.

586 SEV. ALEXAJSD. AVG. Laureate head of Severus- Alexandre, on the right, with malaria.

^. COL. iVL. AVG. PELLA. Pan sitting on a rock, on the left, at the entrance to a den, the right hand on its head, the left on the sjrrinx &S\ -(].-F.o.-

p. 107 · zoom original

587. IMF. ALEXANDER. PiVS. AVG. Vel IMP. SEV.

ALEXANDER. AVG. Laureate head of Severus-Alexandire, on the right, the armored chest.

^. COL, iVL. AVG. p€lla. (.v/c.) Pan seated on a ro- dear, on the left, the right arm on his head, and \epedum in the left; in front, in the field, the syrinx” Mus. Reg. Gall. and Mus. Tlieup. 728. iE.6.-C.-F.o.-

588. IMP. ALEXANDER. PIVS. AVG. VeL IMP. SEV.

ALEXANDER. AVG. Laureate head of Severus-Alexander, on the right, the armored chest, or without armor. 1^. COL, iVL. AVG. P€LLA. {jsic.) Woman dressed in

Mac£Doin£. 95

stola, seated on a seat and turned to gaticbe, the right hand towards the mouth ^.6^.-C.-F.o.-

589. ijkip. s£v. ALEXANDER. AVG. Laureate head, right, here. coL^ ivL. AYG. P€iiL. (jic) Femiiie sitting on a

seat, on the left, the lotus on the head, or a modius, the right hand on mouth ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

590. iMP. c. SEV. ALEXANDER. Laureate head, right y with the paludamenlum,

^. coii. iviii. AVG. P€LLA. (jsîc,^ Same type, without attributes on the head ^.6^.-C.-F.o--

591. IMP. c. Mr. AVR. sEV. ALEXAND. AV. Same head. ^. Same legend. Woman sitting on a seat, head

p. 108 · zoom original

turrée, holding a piatère in the hand dr. , the left. on the seat; at the bottom, a fish. □. . . ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description. nmii. vet. p. mr. N^. ag.

592. IMP. ALEXANDER. pivs. AVG. Same head.

^. Same leg. and same type. . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fi>

Mamaea.

593. ivL. vel lovLiA. (sic) MAMAEA. AVG. Head of Marnée. ,

^. COL. iVL. AVG. PELLA. Tutulated woman, seated

on the left. Q ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.

Vaill. Col. and Mus. Theup. 73i.

Mcuriminus.

594. IMP. c. c. iVL. WORM. MAXiMiNvs. Laureate head of Maximin, on the right, armored chest.

^. COL. iVL. AVG. PELLA. Game man sitting on a rock, the right hand to the head, and the peditm in the left hand; in the field, the sj-rinx. a iE.7.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

Mu«. Sauclem. Nura. salt. lii. p. 66.

96 Macedonia.

595. IMP. c. c. ivL. WORM. MAXJMiNVs. Laureate head of Maximin, in Jroile, with paludamicntitm,

1^. COL. ivL. Avo. PELLA. Young man sitting sar a roclfer, the right hand to the head, and the pedum in the left hand; in the field, the ^- rinx £.7.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

596. IMP. C. CA. WORM. MAxiMiNvs. Same head, with the malaria.

iji. COL. IVL. AVG. F€LLA. (5/r.) Woman seated on a seat, left, right hand to mouth; below, in the exergue, a bee ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-9 fi..

p. 109 · zoom original

597 MAXIMINVS. AV. Same head.

]^. Same legend and same type, without the bee.

a iE.7.-H^-F.o.-9 fr.

Sestini. Description dwarf. ve(. p. 110. No. a5.

Maximus.

698. c. IVL. VER. MAXiMvs. CAEs. Maxime's naked head ^ right; malaria,

1^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Pan sitting on a ro- dear, on the left, the right arm on his head, the left leaning on the rock; in the field, in front of him, the sj-pinx. [a) ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-ao fr.

599. c. IVL. WORM. MAXIMVS. CAES. Same head.

^L. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Woman sitting on a seat, left, right hand to mouth ^ exercising gue, an erased symbol jE.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

(a) In the Description or reads M. 9. due to misprint. Fofez Tom. I. pag. 485. No. 269.

600.

Macedonia. 9^

Crbrdianus Plus.

600. iMP. c. Mr. ANT. GORDrANvs. AVG. Head deducted from Gordien-le-Pieux, on the right j paludamenlum.

^c. COL. ivL. AVG. FELLA. Pan sitting on a ro- dear, on the right, the right arm on his head, the elbow left pressed on the sjrrinx, and the pedum in the left hand £.6.-^é~F.u'.”

601. iMP. c. Mr. ANT. GORDiANVs. Same head.

]This. COL. iVL. AVG. PELLv. (sic) Pan sitting on a rock, left, right arm on his head, pcdum in the left hand; in the field, in front, the syrinx iE.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fn

p. 110 · zoom original

60a. IMP. CAF.S. Mr. ANT. GORDIANVS. AVG. Laurel head, on the right, with malaria,

jy,. COL. ivL. AVG. PELLA. Seated pan, hand right on his head, left elbow on the ^j*- rinx ( ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

603. IMP. c. Mr. ANT. GORDIANVS. AVG. radiated head of Gordien-le-Pieux, right; malaria.

]^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELiiA. Woman sitting on a seat, on the left, a coat hook in the right hand, dressed in the stolà, and the modius on the head^ at the exergue, a star or a bee ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

604. IMP. c. Mr. ANT. GORDIANVS. Same radiated head, right; malaria »

^. COL. IVL. AVG. p€lla. {sicJ) Woman sitting on a seat, left. ,1a right hand at sabouche.iE..6^.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

605. ...ANT* GORDIANVS. AVG. Radiated head of Gordian, on the right, with malaria,

^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Feuime tutuléc, dressed of the stola, seated on a seat with a back, on the left, . Volume III, Supp. G

98 Macedonians.

bringing the right hand to his mouth, and the left resting on the seat jE.6.-R* .-F.O.-3 fr.

606. IMP. c. Mr. ANT. GORDiANVs. Radiated head of Gor- dien-le-Pîeux; paludamentum,

ly. COL. IVL. AVG. PGLLA. (sic.) Vcl PéLLA. {sic.)

Veiled woman dressed in the stola, the modius in head and seat to the left, right hand to the mouth, and the left leaning on its seat; at the bottom, a star, a jE.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

p. 111 · zoom original

Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. III. p. go. 60.7. Other similar; but the laureate head of Gordian, and

the woman seated without veil. □. . . . ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr. Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. III. p. 90. and Mas. R.G.

608. IMP. CAEs. Mr. ANT. OORDIANVS. AVG. Laureate head, on the right } malaria,

^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Same type of woman sitting. • jE.BJ.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

TranquilUna.

609. saBiNiA. TRANQViLLiNA. A. Head of Tranquillîne. ^. COL. IVL. AVG. PELLA. Same type of woman

seated, at iE.?.-R«.-F.o.-

Hardain. Opera. Salt. p. Sag.

Philippus senior.

610. IMP. c. Mr. IVL. PNiLippvs. {sic.) Laureate head of Philippe, right; malaria,

jtf,, COL. IVL. Avcj. (“c.)p€LLA. (“C.) Clothed woman of the ^/o/a, seated on a seat, on the left, the. hand right to his mouth J1.6|.-R' .-F.0.-3 fr.

61 1. IMP. CA€. {sic.) M. IV. FiLippvs. {sic.) Radiated head of Philip.

MacAdoink. 99

^. COL. IVL. Av

• relieved, sitting on a seat, left, right hand

to his mouth. □ £.6.-R' .-F.o.-S h,

Sestioi. Lett. nam. T. TIII. p. 40.

612. IMP. c... IV. FiLiPPVS. (sic.) Laureate TV.

^c. COL. IVL. Ay<;. (^sic.)FtJAAA. (^ic.) Pan seated on a rock, on the left, the armdr. on his head, the pedum in left hand; in front of him, the syrinx, ^.6.-C.-F.o.-

p. 112 · zoom original

6i3. Another roughly similar ^.6.-C.-F.o.-

614. IMP. c. Mr. IVL. PNiLippvs. (*ic.) Same head.

1^. Same legend and same type. . . ^.6.-C.-F.o.-

6i5. IMP. CAEs. Mr. ivL. p Radiate head, right ^

with paludamenium,

^. coii. IVL. Avo. PELLA. Same type of seated Pan; in the field, the syrinx ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

OtaciUa.

616. M. OTACiL. SE Head of Otacilîa.

y. COLLAR AVG. PELLA. Tortured woman, seated

to the left, bringing the right hand to his mouth, and the left leaning on his seat. Q. ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.

Sestini. Dcscr. nam. Tet. p. 21 1. N*', 4o«

Philippus junior.

617. IMP. ca€5. {sic.) PHILIPPVS. Laureate head of Philippe

the son.

^. COLLAR AVG. PELLA. Pan seated. □. Mus, Arig, I,

CoL Tab. XI, No. 171. of TVilde, salt, num, Tab, XXII, No. i35. /?. 181. . . . j:.6.-R*.-F.o.«6 fr.

618. M. lovL. [sic) piLiPPOS. {sic) Radiated head of Phi- lippe the son, on the right, with the paludamentum,

ij^y COLO. A-VG. PELLA. Pan sitting on a rock, on the left, the right hand on the head, and the pedum

loo Macedonia. in the left; in front, in the. field, the ^* rinx ^.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

PHILA. Stand-alone medals.

The medals awarded to this city are: In bronze, R*. — F.o. Small modal 40 fir.

p. 113 · zoom original

619. Victory walking, dexterous.

^' AA •'^^s^^® placed perpendicularly. □. Ex Mus, Reg, Bavariae fSestini. Lett, num” Continue. Tom. Vlh p' i5 ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr-

620. Young head, hairless.

^. 4>I. Diota, Q ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr-

Ex Mas. B. de Chaadoir, Sestini. Lett. nam. GonUaaax. T.Vn.p. i5.

PHILIPPI, nunc Filippi.

See, in the Description, Tom. L. pag, 485 et suw,, Medals Greek auToifOMEs in gold, silver and bronze, and the Imbûl- Latin RiALES in bronze

Angaste. Tespasian. Hadrian.

Claade. DoAiitien.

SUPPLEMENT.

6a I. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion.

^. OIAIPPON. Tripod with strips, a A.3.-R7.-F.o.-7a fr.

Sestini. Description nam. yet. p. 11 a. N**. x.

Macedonia. ioi

621. Head of young Hercules covered with lion skin,

on the right.

^. 4>IAirPÛN. Tripod; in the field, club and

barley grain ^.4.-R4.-F.o.-6 fr.

628. Other; in the ^ club field. ^.4.-R"^»-F.o.-6 fr.

624. Another almost similar ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

625. Other; d. ch. , gr. grapes. ^. 4. -R^. -F. 0.-6 fr.

626. Head of young Hercules, left^ covered with a lion skin.

^. OIAIPPÛN.. Tripod; in the field, a bone- selet ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

p. 114 · zoom original

627. Other; in the field, an ear of corn. ^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

628. Other; in the cluster field. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

629. Other; in ch. , a lamp. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

630. Other; d. lech. , bow and quiver. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. 63i. Other; d. lech. ,épietlalett. M. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

632. Other; behind the tripod, X. in a circle.

a J:.4.-R^ -F.0.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 11 a. N”. 5.

Colonial medals.

633. life. AVG. Victory walking left, on a cippe, holding a crown in his right hand, and the left a palm.

i^. COHOR. PRAE. PHiL. Three military cnscignes taries iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.

634- Two others almost seem.^.3^and4.-R\-F.o.-2fr.

jiugustus,

635. COL. AVG. D. ivL. PHIL. ivssv. AVG. Laureate head of Auguste, skillful.

I)?, Divo. ivL. vel ivLio. AVG. Divi. Brother Julius Caesar

Macedonian law.

in military habit, standing on a platform, crowned by the •Genius of the city, standing behind him, the lower part of the body covered with the pallium; on the in front of Testrade, erased letters; of each side, an altar ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.

636. c. AVG. iviii. PHIL. IV88V. Avo. Laureate head of Au- taste.

/i^, AVG. Divi. p. Divo. ivL. Two standing figures, on a base, each having the right hand raised; the one who is dexterous is dressed in the paludamentum ^Vother j to left, is half-naked; on each side, another small bare base. Q ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr,

p. 115 · zoom original

Seslini. Description. nnm vet. p. xza. No. 6.

637. Other. Q. Sestini. L c .v ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.

Claudius.

638. IT. CLAVDIVS. CAESAR. AVG. P.M.TR. P.IMP. Vcl

iMp. p. P. Bare head of Claude, left.

^. COL. AVG. ivL. PHILIP. Same type(û); on the de- Before the dais we read: Diws. avg. ^. 7.-R3.-F.0.-9 fr. 639. Other iE.6|.-R3.-F.o.-9 fr.

Nero.

640. NERO. CAES. AVG. P.M.TR. P.COS. II. VcL COS. II.

P. P. Bare head of Nero.

1^. COL. ivL. AVG. PHILIP. Same type. Q. EckheL Cat, Mus, Vindob. p. 85. No., 6, and Anccd. CimeL Vin" dob.p.iii/rab.XFJJLNo. io.iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-iafr.

(a; The einperear conronned by the Genius of the city, as well as snr >oteft the medals yes snivent.

all the medals follow.

Macjêdonins. io3

Domitianus.

641. CAESAR. Ayo. F. DOMiT C08. III. Bare head of

Domitian, left.

l)?. coii. AVG. iviii. PHILIP. Two figures on one base, on which we read: said vs. avg; on each side another small bare base. D.. . . iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-9 fr.

Sestini. Description. name. vet. p. iia.N^. 8.

642. IMF. CAES. DOMIT. AVG. GERM. COS. III. {to). Head

laureate.

^. Same leg. and same type. Q. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N”. 9.

p. 116 · zoom original

643 DOMIT. AVG. GER. COS. XII. ( w/ vidciur), Têtc

laureate, left.

^. Same leg. and same type. Q. jE.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr. 644. IMF. caEs. DOM. AVG. GERM. cos Head Uurea,

on the left. '

v^. Same leg. and same type. Q. ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N”. 10.

Trajanus.

645. IMF. CAES. NERVA. TRAI. GERMAN. P.M. Head

laureate, left.

]^. COL. AVG. IVL. PHILIP. Same type; on the basis, Divvs. AVG. Q ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-ia fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N<*. 11.

Hadrianus.

646. HADRiANVs. AVG. COS. III. Lit. fig. Laureate head of Hadrian, right, with paludamenium.

{a) I have a similar medal, Cos. XIII, what makes me daater of this lesson. See my Description. T.I. p. 487. N®. aSi.

io4 Macedonia.

1^. COL. AVG. PHiLiF. Litt, fùg. Two standing figures 3on a platform between two altars. iE.e^.-R^.-F.o.-i a fr.

Antoninus More.

6/l]. ANTONINVS. ADL. PIVS. P.P.TR. P« COS, IIII. TêtC

]aurea of Antoninus-le-Pieux.

iji. COL. AVG. ivL. PHILIP. Two figures on one base, on Ia(jur]1eon reads diws. avg. ^ on each side, another small bare base. Q... . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr,

Sestini. Detcr. nam. yet. p. iia. N^. the.

Mr. Aurelius.

648. iMp. caEs. Mr. AVR. ANTONiN. Laureate head of Marc- Aurele.

p. 117 · zoom original

^L, COL. AVG. ivL. PHILIP. Same type. Q. T^ailL Num, in col, loses. p. 277. Fig, 2. ^.6.-R^.-F.0j-i a £r.

Commodus.

649. Mr. coMMO. ANT. p. FELIX. AVG. Laureate head.

B/.. COL. lyL. AVG. PHiL. Same type. G. Eckhel, /. c. No. 8^. 6. -R^. -F. 0.-9 fr.

650. IMP. L. APR. coMMODVs. Laureate head.

ijta COL. AVG. ivL. PHiLiPP.... She-wolf with two

twins. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

Vaill, Npm. in, col. percnssa. 1, p. 3t6.

Caracalla.

65 1. ÎMP. Mr. AVREL. ANTONIN. Laureate head of Caracalla. ly. COL. I VL. AVG. PHILIP, Two figures on a base,

on which we read pivvs. avg. ; on each side, a

other small bare base, □...•«.. ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-a4 fr.

Yaill. Col. U.58.

Gallienus. "^

65a, GALX4£NVfi» AYG« Radiated head of Gallienus.

Maceitoine. xo5

Wj/L. COL. FHIIJP. Minerva standing, left, holding ie the right hand a hook, and the left one haste; at his feet, a shield. Q. £.4.-K^*-F.o.-8 fr.

Sestini. Description uam. vet. p. zia. N**. i3.

PYDNA, nunc Kitbo.

Toyez, in the Description, Tom. I.p. 487, the AoTOaoïiu StitUùUes

bronze Greeks,

SUPPLEMENT.

653. Head of young Hercules on the right, covered with lion skin.

ly. nïANA. vel nYANAION. vel nYNANAIOK. vel nTAANAiaN. vel HYANAION. Eagle turned right y tearing a snake ^.3|.-R' .-F.o.-i fr.

p. 118 · zoom original

PYTHIVM. Stand-alone medals.

The Medal of this city is: In bronze. R^. '—F.o. Small modal aoo fr.

654. Head of Minerva, right.

iji. PY0IATÛN. Grazing horse, left, a ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-2oo fr.

Millingen. Rec. of Med. Greek. uned.

io6 Macedonia.

SCIONE, nunc Jeni-Kassandra.

The autonomous Medals of this city are:

In money, {a) R*. — F.a. Small modal a5o fr«

In bromine, R*. — F.*. Small modal, from 5o to aoo fir.

655. Head of Venus with a crown, left.

^. SKIQNAiaN. Two doves facing each other. Q. Cab. of Mr. Cousinery, currently in Mu^ nich ^.4.-R'ft'.-F.*.-20o fr.

656. Tele of woman, crowned with flowers, front view, with drop earrings, covered shoulders; in the field, the letters A A, and a symbol similar to a torch.

i^. Two doves walking in opposite directions and crossing; below, M? ^.3.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr.

STOBI, Municipium, nunc Stip.

See, in the Description. Tom. I. pag, 488 et seq. , the Airro Medals Latin HOMES in bronze, and the Latin IiKpiEXÀLES in bronze of

Yetpasian. Jalia Domna. Geta.

Septimius Severus. Caracalla. Eiagabalus.

SUPPLEMENT.

Vespasianus.

657. iMP. caEs. VESP. AVG. COS. III. P. P. Laureate head of Vespasian.

p. 119 · zoom original

(^a) This medal is cited by M. Sestini, who does not believe it description. See his General Classes, edit. Nov. p. 38.

Macedonians. 107

]^. MTNic. 8TOBEN8ITH. 8. c. Ietrastyle temple,

in the midst of which is an idol. □.. . JE.5.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Phew. Cat. p. ada.

658. ...YESP. AVG. p. M. T. P. COS. iii. CENS. Laureate head of Vespasian.

D?. MYNicipi.... STO M. Yictoîre walking,

g. , holding a palm of the hand dr. D,Mus, Arig.L

^ol. al, Tab. JIJ. Fig, aS. . . . . ^.8.-R».-F.o.-i2 fr.

6Î9. Other. MVNJCip. stobens. Turret figure and in clothes. short, debojat, holding with right hand a small Victory, and on the left a horn of abundance; at his feet, helmet, breastplate and buckle clier. 0 ^.7.-RS.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Yaill. Col. Leave. I.p. xga.

660. Other. MVNiciPi. stobensivm. Same type. Q. Havercamp. Num, Reg, Christ, p, 332. Tab. READ. No. 10 ^.7.-R6.-F.o.-i5 fr.

661. IMP. TESFASIANVS. AVGVST. COS. VI. CENS. Head

laureate.

^. MVNiciPJVM. STOBENSIVM. Tetrastyle temple, in which is a standing figure. Q. Mus. Arig. I. Col. Tab. III. Fig. Z'j ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

661. IMP. CAESAR. VESPASIANVS. AVG. COS. Vlil. Head

p. 120 · zoom original

Laurea of Vespasian, right.

ly. MVNICIPI. STOBENSIVM. Figure standing, in dress short, head turned, carrying on the right hand a small Victory, and on the left a cornucopia dance 5 on the ground, on one side, a shield and a breastplate ^

on the other, a helmet ^.8.-R7.-F.o.-72 fr.

663 PAsiANVs. AVG. Laureate head, right.

i^. MVN Manly figure (

(a) Bonna Eventoa.

io8 MACÉDO]^NI^.

holding ears of corn in his right hand /and a cornucopia- dance of the left ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

Titus.

664. T. iMPERATOR. TR. JAR. COS. Laureate head of Titus. W. MVNicipi. STOBiENSivM. Temple lëtrastyle, in

which is a standing idol. Q... . . ^.6.-R».-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description name. vet. p. ii3. N^. x. _^

665. T.iMP. vESPAsiANvs. AVG COS. VI. Head lauiW

of Titus.

^ IVM. STOBENS. Figure in a temple

tetrastyle. Q ^.6.-RV-F.o.-6 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. II. i45.

Titus and Domitianus.

^^6, T. CAESAR. IMP. DOMITIANV8. CAES. Vcl CAESAR..

Confronting heads of Titus and Domitian, one and the other laureate, or one laureate and the other naked.

read. MVNhere. vel MVNiciPi. sTOBENsivM. Temple te- trastyle, in which is a standing idol. Q. Eckhel. Cal. Mus, caes, P^indob. /. 86, and Com, TViczaj, Musm Uedeiv. T, I. p. 106. IV*. 2690. ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

p. 121 · zoom original

667 AR. IMP. DOMiTiAN Same heads together

one laureate and the other naked.

I)? CI. STOBENSIVM. Same type <ïu temple at

- four columns ^.6.-R5.-F.o.-ao fr.

668. T. IMP. DOM. CAEs. Same heads.

^. MVN. STOB. Round temple, with 4 columns, in the what is a standing idol. D.^. . . ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

Sestini. I. v. No. 2.

669. T. VESP. DOM. CAEs. Same heads. *

!^. MVN. STOB. Temple with four columns, without figure in the interior. Q ^.4.-K^.-F.o.-i 5 fr*

From Ennery. Cat. p. 586.

Macedoike. 109

Domitianus.

670. IMF. CA£s. DOMiTiAN. AYG« GERM. Laureate head of Domitian.

t^. MVNICIP. STOBENS. Vel MVNICIPI. 8TOBEN-

8IYM. The emperor standing, in military clothing ^

holding a pole, in the middle of a tetrastyle temple"

a ^.7.-R4.-F.o.-î2 fr.

Yaill. Name. ia. col. percossa I. p. ao6, and Morell. The”, impp. II. p. 477*

Domitia.

67 1. DOMiTiÂ. AVGVSTA. Head of Domitia.

v^, MVNNhere. {sic.) STOB. Tetrastyle temple.

a ^.4.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.

Sestiui. Lett. nam. T. lY. p. 98.

Trajanus.

672. IMP. CAE8. NERVA. TR AVG. GERM. P.M.T.P.

cos... Laureate head of Trajan, right.

i^ ipi. STOBENsiVM. Standing figure, in a

tetrastyle temple. □ ^.5^.~R\-F.o.-3 fr.

p. 122 · zoom original

Cab. by Mr. Ailier de Haateroche.

673. Other, with mvn* bensivm. Same type; at

foot of the figure, a bird. . . . ^.5|.-R*-.F.o.-3 fr.

674. iMiP. CAEs. NERVA. TRAiAN Laureate head of

Trajan, right.

^. MVN.... STOBENSIVM. Figure standing in the temple; at his feet, a bird... iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

675. Almost similar cave ^.6.-R' .-F.0.-3 fr.

Marcus Aurelius.

676. iMP. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNVs. Laureate and radiate head, with straight, with a long beard.

mr. MVN. 8TOB. Crenellated figure, standing, porlaut

iio Macbdoins. ,

on the right hand a small Victory, and the left on pure haste; at his feet, on each side, a Lying nymph ^. 75. -R^.-F. 0.-24 fr.

677. iMP. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNVs Tétc laureate and struck off, straight, with a long beard.

^. sTOfiENsiYM. Jupiter half naked, seated on the left, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and in his left a haste. 0 ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Mns. Arig. n. Col. Tab. VIII. 78, cl IV. Tab. VI. N*”. 34.

678. M. AVAEiiio. ANTONiNo. Têtc lauréc.

^. STOBENssJS. (sic) Jupiter seated, holding right hand a hook, and left a pole. □ iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description name. yet. p. ii3. N**. 3.

p. 123 · zoom original

679. Radiate head, dexterous; below, m. st. against brand. '

15:. MVNhere. STOBENSivM. Same type of Jupiter seated, a iE.6.-R*.-P.o.-6 fr.

Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 107. 1S^ 2691.

680. IMP. Mr. AVR. ANTONINVS. Laureate head

1^. MVN.' STOBENS. Victory walking, left.

has. Sestini, Lc, N^. /^ iE..6.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.

681. Same legend. Radiated head.

1^. MVN. STOB. Woman in short dress, standing, holding a coat hook in his right hand, and a hat of the left. □. Sestini. l, c, iV^. 5. iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

682. Without legend. Laureate head, right.

1^. STOBENSIVM. Woman standing, left, holding with both hands an ample drapery. G. Com, TViczay, L c. No. 2693 ^.7.-R'.-F.o;-3fr.

Faustina Junior.

683. FAvsTiNA. AvovsTA. Head of Faustina, right.

MyCEDOINB. III

ji^. STOBENSIYM. Standing Fortune, with her attributes

goals* •• ••••••••••••••• ii2i*/|t:.«-R .«"F* .■"6 IT.

Septimius Severus.

684* SEVE vs. Ava. Laureate head of Septimius Severus”

it right there with the paludamentum.

^. MVNi TOBE. . . . Victory walking left,

held a crown in his raised right hand, and a palm from the left £.8.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

685. SEYERYS. FiYs. AYO. Laureate Tetc, left, with malaria.

p. 124 · zoom original

^. MYNiciP. STOBEN. Same type of Vic- tory ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

686. iM. c. SE. SEYERY. Same head, right; paluda^ mentum,

ij?. MYNi. 8TOBE. Same type of Victory mar- song, {a), ••••.• £.6|.-R ' .— F.O.— 3 fr.

687. sEYERv S. P. Same head and palud.

]^. MYNhere. STOBEN. Tictory walking to the right, with the same attributes ^.7.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.

688. IMF. li. SEP. SEYERYS. Same head.

ijr. MYNiciPi. STOBENS. Victoirc walking left, with the same attributes ^.8.-R' .-F.O.-3 fr.

689. SEYERYS. PI Y. AVGY. Dcl SEYERYS. PIYS. AYGY.

Laureate head of Septimius Severus.

^. MYNICIPIYM. STOBENS. Vel MVNICIP. STOBENS.

vel MYNI. STOBENSI.. Victory marching. Q. Eckhel, L c. N^. 3, and Mus, Theup, 700. ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr, 690. iMP. L. SEP. SEYERYS. Laureate head of Septimius Sévëre, on the left.

(a) Retouched on both sides.

XI2 Maceboinx.

t^, MTNic. STOBEN. Pluto in a quadriga, in- raising Proserpina. Q.” ^.6.-R^-F.o.-iafr.

Sestini. Describe. del Mas. Fontana a3. x.

/. Damna.

691. iVLiA. AVGVSTA. Head of J. Domna.

ij?. MVNi. 8TOBENS. Rather removing Proserpine,,

in a big. Q ^.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr^

Eckbel. Cat. mins. Caes.Yindob. I. 86. ^•^4.

p. 125 · zoom original

69Î. Other, with mvni. stobe. vc/mvKic* çtoben. “Vic- tory walking. Q. Eckhel, l, c, ^.7.-ÎA'.-F.o.-ï6fr.

693. Other, with mvnjci. stoben. Victory over the globe,

.writing on a shield. Q^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Eckhel. I. v.

694. ivLiA. AVGVSTA. Head of Julia-Domna, 1st right- ]^. MVNicip. STOBENSi. Victory walking left,

holding a crown with the raised right hand, and a palm of the left ^.8.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.

695. Same legend and same head, skillful.

i^. MVNicipi. STOBEN. Same type of Victory; to

his feet, a wheel. □ ^.7.-R'.-F*o.-6 fr.

Cab of Mr. Allier from Hanteioclie.

696. Same legend and same face.

^. MVN. STOB. Same type; in the field, a'

snake JL.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

^97. Other; mvnicip. bTOBj:Nsiv. Victory walking right, holding a crown in the right hand, and a

palm of the left ^.5i.-R>.F.o.-2 fr.

698. ivLiA. AVGVSTA. Head of Inha-Domna.

iji. MVNICIP. STOB. Victory walking, holding a crown of the right hand, and a palm of the left;

on the ground, a wheel. G iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr,

Mas. Sanclem. II. 3o3.

699-

Macedonia. ii3

699. iVMA. AVGVSTA. Head of JuHa-Domna.

^. MVNi. STOB. Victory walking, holding a hat ring of the right hand, and a palm of the left. Q. Mus, Sanclem, IL p. 3o3. . . -fi.4.-R'.-.F.o.-a fr,.

p. 126 · zoom original

700. Other; mvnic. stoben. Victory standing, at rest, dressed in the stola, and turned to the left, holding a crown of the right hand, and a palm from there left ^.6.-RV-F.o.-4 fr.

701. iy£. DOMNA. AYG. Head of Julia-Domna.

^. MVNiciF. . STOBENS. Victory towered, standing, the right hand resting on a pole enveloped by a serpent, and a cornucopia in the left^ a ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr.

Size. Nam. in. col. perc. II. p. 3i.

702. iviiiA. AVGVSTA. Same head.

^L. MVNIC. STOBEN. Drunk woman, standing, holding a palm frond in his right hand, and in his left a cornucopia. G ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

Cab. by M. Welzl of Wellenheim, Vienna.

Caracalla.

703. TSf. APR. ANTONiNvs. AV. Laureate head of Caracalla. l^. • MVNhere. s*roBENS. Victory standing ^ holding

in the right hand a torch around which is entwined with a serpent, and on the left a horn of abundance dance, a ^.6.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

Eckhel. Cat. mas. Cacs. Vindob. T.I. p. 86. N«. 8.

704. ANTONiNVS. pivs. AVGV. Laureate head.

^. MVNIC. STOBE. Victory walking. Q. Eckhel, l. c. No., 10 • . ^. . . ^.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr.

705. M. APR. ANTONINVS. AG. {sîc) Laureate head

I^. MVNIC. STO. vel MVNiciP. STOTBEN. Same type, a. Eckhel. l,c. iV^'. He and the... *.6^-R\-F-o.-3 fr. Volume III. Supp. H

p. 127 · zoom original

ii4 Mageooinx.

706. M. APR. ANT0NINV8. Laureate head of Garacalla.

1^. MVNhere. sTOB£Nsi. Victory walking. Q. Sestini. Descr, num, vet. p, 114. No. 10. I.6.^R'.-F.o.-3 fir.

707. M. APR. h, ANTONiNvs. AVG. Laotee and bearded head, on the right.

i^. MVNic. STOBE. Same thing. iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 flr.

708. M. APR. F. PIV8. ANTONINVS. Idurëe and bearded head of Garacalla, on the right.

]^. MVNiciF. sTOBENSi. Victory walking, dexterous, a crown in the right hand, and a palm in the left ^.6.-R' .-F.O.-3 fir.

709. M. APR. ANTONINVS. AG. (“c.) Laureate head y k right, with breastplate.

^. MVNICI. STOBEN. Same type; at the feet of the Victory, a wheel JE.6.-C.-F.0.-1 fr.

710. M. APR. ANTONINVS. AV. Same head; breastplate.

^. Same legend and same type. ^.6.-C.-F.o.-i fr.

711. Mr. AV. ANTONiNv. IV. {sic.) AVG. Laurel head of Garacalla.

15:. MVNIC STOBENS. Victory walking. D. Sestini. Description, del Museo Fontana, pag, 24,

712. iMP. Mr. AV. ANTONINVS. Laurcc head, left. ^. MVNICI. STOBENS. Yictoirc walking left;

at his feet, a wheel. G ^.6.-C.-F.o.-i fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 114. 11.

7i3. IMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTONINVS. Same head.

Vf,. Same leg. and same type. □. ^.6.-G.^F.a.-i fir. 714. ANTONINVS. pivs. AVG. Laureate head, right; paludamentum,

p. 128 · zoom original

ïf., MVNiciPi. STOBEN. Victory walking, to. right, carrying a trophy £«5^.-R^.<-F.o.-6 fr.

Macedoikis. iiÇ

71 5. m. AVRE. antoninvs. pr. avo. Laureate TV Caracalla, right, without malaria.

w/L, MVNic. STOBE. Victory standing, without action, turned to the left, a crown in the right hand, and a palm in the left. . . . £.6.-li'.-F.o.-3 fr.

716. c. Mr. AVR. ANTONiNvs. A. Laureate and bearded head of Caracalla, right, with breastplate.

^. MVNhere. STOBEN. Jupitcr seated on a seat, left, carrying a small Victory in the right hand, and the left on pure haste. -fi.6|.-R».-F.ô.-3 fr.

7x7. AîîTONiNVS. Piys. AVGV. Bearded head, laurëe, with right.

^. MVNic. STOB. Same type. -^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

718. Other; mvnici. stobe. Jupiter seated, left, te- with the right hand a Victory, and with the left

a haste. Q ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

Mas. Arig. I.Col. ouch. Tab. IX. Fig. iSà.

719. M. APR. ANTONINVS. All laureates of Caracalla.

vjL. MVNiciP. STOBEN. Pluto in a quadriga, in- raising Proserpina. Q .fi.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 114. No. 9.

Geto.

720 sePTi. GETA. THAT. Uuc head of Geta, right,

with the paludamentum,

p. 129 · zoom original

i^. MVNic STOBE. Victoirc walking to the left, te- nating a crown on the right hand, and a palm from the left«.^.S.-R'^.-F.o.-ia fr.

7^1. p. »EPT. GEi'A. CAES. Same head.

1^. MVNiciP. STOBEN s. Same type. □. J^ailL Num^

in Col, percussion, IL p, 84 -£.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

xi6 Macbdoins* «

722. iM. c. p. SEVEN. OETA. pivs. AVG. Lauded teat of Geta.

ly. MVNhere. STOBEN. Victory walking. □. EckheL CaL mus. Findob. T.L p. 86. iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.

723. p. sEFTi. GETA. THAT. Bare-headed, dexterous; paluda-' mentum.

i^. MVNICI. STOBE. Victory marching, left che ^.7^.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

724. p. sEFri. GETA. iv. AVG. Laureate head, right. j^. MVNicip. 8TOBENSI. Same type. □. Mus. Arig. I.

Col. al. Tah. IX. Fig. i3g -E.S.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

725. SEPT. GETA. CAES. BRIDGE. Bare head, right ^ palud. y. MVNicipivM. sTGBENsiVM. Victory standing | seen

front -E.S.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

Elagabahcs.

726. Mr. AVREL. ANTGNiNvs. Laureate head of Elagabalus. Vf.. MVNICIP. 8TOBENSIYM. Âthlëtc standing, holding

a crown on the right hand, and a palm on the left. Q...*«JË.6.— R*.— F.o.*6 fr.

Eckbel. Cat. mas. Caes. Yindob. Tom. I.p. 87. N^. 14. 727. M. AVRELI. ANTGNINVS. Same headC.

p. 130 · zoom original

sf. MVNICIP* sTGBENSi. Victory walking. D. EckheL Cat. mus. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p: 87. JV^ i5 iE.6.-R» .-F.0.-3 fr.

728. iMP. c. Mr. AVR. ANTGNINVS. Laurel head of Elaga- Basel, right, with malaria.

1^. MVNhere. STGBEN. Victory walking, left, a crown in the right hand, and a palm in the left; at his feet, a wheel. ^.7.-R* .-F.0.-3 fr.

729. Mr. AVREL. ANTGNINVS. PIVS. Laureate head, dexterous without malaria.

Macedonia. 117

^. MVNic. STOBE. Victory walking, right, with a crown and a palm ^.6.-C.-F.o.-i fr.

73o. iMP. CAE. Mr. AVR. ANTftNiN. (sîc.) Laureate head of Elagabalus, on the right*

^. MVNicip. STOBENSiVM. Victory standing, right. , left foot on a rock, writing on a hol-

dear placed on his knee ^.6.-R\-F.o.-3 fr.

781. IM. c. M. AVR» ANTONiN. Same head.

]^. MVNICIP. STOBENSIVM. Jupiter seated, carrying a small Victory on the right hand, and the pole of the left. □.-EcAAe/. /. c. iV^ i7.^.6.-R\-F.o.-.3 fr.

TERONE, vel TORONE, nunc Teroni.

The autonomous Medals of this city are:

f R«. — F.a.*. Small modal ^oo fr.

money. | j^^ _ p ^ ^c Medallion 400 fr.

In bromine. R^. — F.o. Small modal 60 fr.

p. 131 · zoom original

782. TE. Vicia, decorated with three bunches of grapes and

two vine leaves.

i^. Hollow square, regular, divided into 4 equal parts,

and beveled in the interior. A. 7. -R'A'--F- a-* --400 fr.

PI. VIII. N”. 6.

733. TE. Simple shaped vase.

^t. Hollow square, divided into 4 parts. Q. Sestini, Descr. num, vet. p, 124. No. i. . . . A..3.-R^.-F.a.*.-ioo fr.

734. Fauna on one knee, turned to the left, leaning on a vase with one handle.

^. YOU. Goat walking, right; all in one

hollow square. □ A..3.-R^.-F.a.*.-ioo fr.

Sestini. Description name. vet. p. xa4, N*^. 3.

ii8 Macedonians.

735. Tutulated head of Diana.

Bi, Vessel. □ JE.2.-R7.-F.0.-60 fr.

^PO Sestini. Lett. name. Continaaz. T. lY. p. 58. Tab. I.Fig. 16.

THESSALONICA, nunc Saiomiki.

\ See it in the Description, Tom. /. pag, 490 et seq., Self-Medals Greek bronze nomes, and the Greek bronze IstPÉaiALES of

J. Caesar.

Titns and Domitian.

Aqni^a-Seven.

Mr. Antoine.

Trajan.

^ J.Maesa.

Angnste.

Mr. Aurcle.

Severe Alexander.

Caias.

Convenient.

MasJminns.

Tiberius.

Septimius Severus.

Maxim.

Livia.

Jnlia-Domna.

Gordian -the-Pieox.

Antonia.

Caracalla.

Philippe the father.

Gland.

Geta.

Philippe the son.

Britannicn9.

Macrinus.

Yalerian the father

p. 132 · zoom original

Nero.

Elagabalus.

Gallienus. ^

Vespasian.

J. Panla.

Salonina.

SUPPLEMENT.

736. 0€CCAAONlK€nN. Turret head of a woman, with left.

j^. KAB€lPOC. Gabire in short dress, standing, te- nant the rhjrton of the right hand. , and the g. a mallet; in the field, a crescent. . . . ^.5.-R' .-F.0.-3 fr.

737. ©eccAAONIKeûN. Turret head of a woman, with right.

]^. KABeiPOC. Same type ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

788. ©eccAAONeiKH. Veiled and crowned head of a woman, on the right.

I}?. KABeiPOC. Same type ^.4i.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.

739. Two others almost similar. jE.4^.-R'--F.o.-2 fr.

Macedonje:. Ï19

740. 0€CCAAONIKH. Veiled head and tourrelëecle woman, on the right. (Maybe Tranquilline.)

j}i. ©ecCAAONIKeiîN. Feuime sitting on a seat there left, carrying on the right hand a Cabire, and a cornucopia in the g. . , ^.4|-'-R«-F.o.-6 fr.

741. Legend erased. Cabire standing, with attributes as above.

i^. eESSAAONIKEaN, in three lines; above- plus 9 an eagle: all in a laurel wreath rier iE.5,-R».-^F.o.-4 fr.

74a. KABEIFOS. Same type of Cabire; at his feet, a altar.

^. Same inscription ^. 5. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

743. KABEIPOS. {a) Diademed head of a Cabire, right, with a hammer on the left shoulder, and the paluda^ chin on the shoulders.

p. 133 · zoom original

Vf.. ©ESSAAONIKEflN, in three lines; above, an eagle on the left and looking to the right; all in a crown of oak ^.SI.-R'^.-F.o.-ia fr.

744' Veiled and crowned head of a woman.

^. ©ecCAAONIKHS. Grazing beef. D. Mus,, San^ clem. Num. salt. /. p. 197:^. 3. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

745. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

i^. ©ESSAAONIKHS. Eagle spread on a thunderbolt, on the right iE.6.-R».-F.o,-3 fr.

746. Another 5 standing eagle, right. D. iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Combe. Vet. pop. and reg. num. Mus. Brit. p. 99. 10.

(

Lao Macedonia.

747. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

yew. 0£ZZAAONIK£12N. Eagle upright, facing right ^.3|.-R* .—F. 0.-2 fr.

748. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^t. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Bow. . iE.55.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

749- Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

1^. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Bow. . . iE.6.-R'.-F.*.-4 fr.

750. Another almost similar ^.5.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.

75 1. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

p. 134 · zoom original

mr. 0£2ZAAONIKH2;. Leaping ox, shot right iE.5.-R».-F.o,-i fr.

752. Another almost similar ^.4.-R*«-F.o.-i fr.

753. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^. Legend deleted. Two goats fighting, standing seated on their hind feet jE.5.-C.-F.o.-

754. Same head.

^. 0....AAONIKHS. Same type. . . /E.4|.-C.-F.o.f-

755. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^l CAA. Two goats fighting; in the middle,

an ox's head, JE.3.-C.-F.0.-

756. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

j^. 0ESZAA Can combattapt goats; in the

field, the monog. (10008 of the Rec). ^.5.-C.-F.o.-

757. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^. 0ESSA...... Two centaurs running, skillful.

D. Hunter iE.5.-R^-F.o.-a fr.

758. Head of Janus, laureate.

^L. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Two centaurs leaning against each other, going galloping, ^.S^.-R^.-F.o.-^ fr.

759. Same head.

w. Same leg. and same type.^.3|.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

Macedonia. XII

760. Head of Janus, laureate.

^. e£XSAAONlKHX. The Dioscuri on horseback, going

in the opposite direction. □ iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

Gombe. Pop. and reg. nam. Mas. Brit. p. 99. N**. i.

761. Head of bearded Janus.

^. ©€CCAAONEHS. melius 0€CCAAONIKHS. Two galloping horses, going in the opposite direction. Q. Mus. jirigoni. L Tah, XXI, N^. 2ii.iE.4.-R3.-F.o.-6fr.

p. 135 · zoom original

762. Head of Pallas, right.

^NIKHX. Leaping ox, facing towards the

right. ^.3|.-R* .-F.o.-i fr.

763. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

^L, 0£XZAA Grazing ox, facing towards the

764. Head of Pallas, right.

^. ©ESSAAONIKHS. Free horse galloping,

right JE.4.-R».-F.o.-2 fr.

'765. Same head.

^. 0EXXAAONIKHX. Free horse galloping, right; underneath, a thunderbolt.... JE.4--R'»-F.o.-2fr.

766. Other; above the horse, the mongr. (544 of Rec); underneath, a palm frond. . . . -E.4|--R*'-F.o.-2 fr.

767. Other; above, a star. I. 4 «-R* «-F. 0.-2 fr.

768. Laureate hairless head, right, with chlamys, a caduceus on the left shoulder.

^. 0EXXAAONIKHX. Fauna standing, right hand placed on his head, and holding a skin with his left of panther, and lepedum; in the field, the mono- gram (3io of Suppl.) ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-9fr.-

769. Laureate hairless head, right, with chlamys, a caduceus on the left shoulder.

iji. 0EXSAAONIKHS. Same type of Faun, and

121 Macedonia.

same mionogram, with slight differences-* ences ^.5.-R^-F.o.-9 fr.

770. Laureate head, right, pallium on the shoulders and a caduceus on the left shoulder. *

p. 136 · zoom original

i^. 0E22AAONIKH2:. Naked wildlife, standing, hand right placed on his head, and holding with the left the pedum and a goat's skin; in the field, the mo- nogram (116 of the Suppl.). . . . •^.5i.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

771. Another similar one, with the monogram (117 of Supplement), {a) ^.5.-R* .-F.0.-3 fr.

772. Another similar one, with the mongr. (118 of Sup- supplement) iE.5.-R>.-F.o.-3 fr.

773. Other, with the monogram (119 of the Supplement- ment).. ^.5.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.

774. Laureate hairless head, with chest behind, a caduceus.

^. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Faun standing, right hand on his head, the left, leaning on a tree trunk, holds the pedum ^ in the field, the monogram (3ii of Suppl.) iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-.3 fr.

775. Naked faun, walking left, right hand lifted, and the pedum in the left.

]^. ©esSAAONIKecoN. Above, an eagle; the whole in a laurel wreath. D.iE.A.-R'.-F.o.-i fr.

Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. ii5. N**. 17.

776. Head of Cérës, surrounded by ears of corn, with necklace and pendants ears.

]^. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Settler leading two oxen, a: J:.4.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. ii5. N**. i0.

■ ■ « ■ he li*

(a) This medal has been incorrectly described, T. I. p. 491. N®. 3ia.

p. 137 · zoom original

Macedonia » ia3

777. Head of Baccbus, surrounded by ivy, on the right.

^t. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Delxout goat, right. > in the field, the monograms (1474 ^u Rec. and 3i2 of the Supplement. )......., iE.4i.-C.-F.o.-

778. Other; under the goat, a plow ^ in the field', the monogram. (161 of the Recueil) jE.4|.-C.-F.o.-

779. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right.

]^. 0E2SAAONIKHS. Goat standing, facing right ^.4.-C.-F.o.-

780. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right.

^L. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Goat standing, right; in the field, the monograms (120 and lay of Supplement) ^.4|.-C.»F.o.-

781. Same head.

]Çî. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. Same type; in the field, the monogram. (291 of the Recueil) -^.4|.-C.-F.o.-

782. Head of Bacchus, right, surrounded by ivy.

^. 0ESSAAONIKHS. Bunch of grapes, and the mono- grams (252 and 253 of the Suppl.); all in one ivy wreath ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

783. Head of Bacchus, right.

^t. 0ESSAAONIKIC. (sic.) Bunch of grapes; in the field, the monog. (53i of the Rec.); all in one ivy wreath. □ iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Edv. Harwood. Pop. and arb. salt. nnm. graeca. ex air p. 4^. Tab. VI. Fig. 4.

784. Other, with 0ESSAAONIKHS and the monogrs. (852 of Rec. and 3i3 of the Suppl.). D.. . ^. 5. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

p. 138 · zoom original

Sestini. 1. c. N”. ao.

785. Head of a woman, right.

TS^. 0EXXAAONIKEaN. Quiver; in the field, the monogr. (122 and 1 23 of the Suppl.). . • , .£.3|.-C.-F.o.--

ii4 MAC:ÉDOINE.

786. Head of a woman, right.

^. eESSAAONIKEQN. Bow and quiver. iE.3.-C.-F.o..

787. Another almost similar iE.3*-C.-F.o.-

788. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^. 0E22AAONIKEQN. Bow and quiver. □. Topsail ^.3.-R* .-F. 0.-2 fr.

789. Head of young Hercules, covered with a lion's skin, on the right.

1^. GESZAAONIKEaN. Club ; in the field, the

monogr. (124 and theS of the Suppl.). □. ^.4--R^-F.o.-a fr.

Haunt.

790. Head of young Hercules, covered with lion skin, right;

^. 0£SSAAONIKE£îN. Lying club, and the mo« nograms (i443 and i58 of Rec.); all in one oak crown ^.4«-R*.-F.o.-a fr.

791. Another similar one, but with the mongr. (119 of Collection), and the letter N ^. 4 --R' .-F. 0.-2 fr.

792. Head of Perseus, right, with winged helmet, decorated of a vulture's head.

^. eESDAAONIKEaN, in two lines; in the field, the monogr. (627 of the Rec.), and a lying cob; the all in a crown of oak. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4fr.

793. Hairless head, right, with winged helmet and a vulture head for crest, (a)

p. 139 · zoom original

]^. 0£2:SAAONIKEÎ2N, in two lines^ above, N; below, a star: all in a crown of oak ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-.6 fr.

(a) This medal is already described T. I. p. 492. N^. 3i5; but an "It is rather the head of Pallas" that of Perseus.

Macedonia. laS

794. Victory on a globe, holding in its right hand a laurel wreath, and on the left a palm ^ in the field, a crescent.

^. eEZSAAONIKEHN. Above, an eagle: the whole

in a laurel wreath. D. ^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-2 fr.

Sestini. Description name. yet. p. ii4* N^. i5.

795. Legend deleted. Victory standing on a globe, left, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left.

j^. 0£22AAONIK£nN, in four lines, in one crown •► iE./|.-C.-F.o.-

796. Victory standing, to the right ^ with the same attri- goals^ in the field, a crescent.

797. 0£22AAOKIK£. . . Victory standing on tin globe, looking left, with the same attributes.

I)?. Legend and type erased ^.3.-C.F,o.-

798. Free horse, walking to the left.

^. GESSAAONIKEaN, in four lines, in a oak crown. □ ^.2.-R*.-F.Oi-i fr.

p. 140 · zoom original

Beger. Thesani:. Brandenb. I. 483.

799. Free horse, left k.

^. Same legend, in a laurel wreath rier JE.3.-Rl> .-F.0.-2 fr,

in a laurel wreath. □. ^.4»-R' .-F. 0.-2 fr.

Sestini. Description num. vet. p. 11 5. N*. a5.

801. 0€CCAAONeiKH. Head of a woman, veiled and twisted.

^. KABeiPIA. nT0IA. Games urn, with a

palm ^ underneath, a vase and a mallet. □. Sestini.

L c. No.io JE.4.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

ia6 Macedonia.

Julius Caesar (a) and Octavius.

^. eECGAAONIKEON. Bare head of Octave, right iE.5|.-R3.-F.o^fr.

803. Five others almost similar. I. 5. -R^.-F.o.-6fr. 80 /i. Den; under Octave's head, A. Q. Sestini.

Description num. vet, p. 116. JS'^. 3i. jE.B.-R^.-P.o.-gfr.

805. 0EO... Bare head of Julius Caesar, right.

1^. 0E. CEBACTor. Bare head of Oclarve, at ' right; ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

806. Another almost similar. ... iE. 5. -R^.-F.o.-Sfr.

807.0EOS. Laureate head of Julius Caesar, right^ above, the monogram. (3i of the Rec.) as a counter-mark, {b)

15:. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. Bare head & Octave, right 1. jE.5î.-R».-F.o.-^fr:

p. 141 · zoom original

808. Other, with the monogram (3o7 of the Supplement) as a counter-mark. D iE.Si.-R^.-F.O.-ô fr.

Cojn. WicMy. Mos. Hederv. T.I p. 108. N*. 3728.

809. Two others almost similar. ^. 5.-R^.-F.d.-6 fr.

810.0EOS. Laureate head of Julius Caesar.

i^. 0€SSAAONIKenN. Laureate head of Augustus. D. Mus. Arig. IV. Tab. L No. 42. iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-S fir.

M0 Antonius and Octavia.

811. AraNO0€SIA. Head of a woman, right, girded from a link ^ above, E.

(a) Morell, Gessner, Goltzins and Gasséjue oat reported me- daggers of Jales Caesar with his head set; these suspicious SOAT medals.

(b) Taking out a similar medal, poorly preserved, I was afraid to see the letter N aa liea of this monogram. See Descr. T. /. p. 494* iV(7. 344.

1^. ANT. KAl. y in two lines^ Cessas, nn caduceus . . in counter-mark., and figured in hollow: the t(»ït in

a laurel wreath i £.é>-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

8ia. ArûNOefiSIA. Head of OcUvte, right, girt with a link ^behind^£•

]^. AXT. KAI. y in two lines, in a consonant laurel. •••••••• • • * • .^.^ • • • ^«6.'^R^.-F.o.-& fr.

8x3. e££ZAAONIK£ON. EAEY0EP1AS. Head of Octavia, k right; in front, the letter E.-

p. 142 · zoom original

^. Mr. ANT. AYr. r. KAI. AYr. Victory walking, on the other hand, hold a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left iË.8.>-K^.-F.o.->5o fr.

Augustus.

8i4* KAIXAP; Victory standing on a globe, left, a crown in his hand. , and a palm on the left.

ij?. eEXSAAONIKÉÛK / in four lines, in a oak crown. □ ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fi*.

• , •

Morell. Fam. Jnlia.

8i5. KAI SEBATTOY. LâUrëe head of Augustus, dexterous.

:i^. 0£Z2AAONIK£nN ^ in two lines, in one

laurel wreath -^.5|.-C.-F.o.-

8i6. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Augustus, right. ,

]^. eESSAAONflKEOK, in three lines, in a laurel wreath,. ^.4--C.-F.o.-

817. Another almost similar ^.4.-C.-F.o.-

818. Other; in the field, a star. . !fi.4-*C.-F.o.-

819. KAISAP. SEBASTOY. Bu^ head, right.

]^. eESSAAONIKEOM, in three lines, in a crown of laurkr ^.S|.-G.-F.o.-

820. Another almost similar ^.3|.-C.-F.o.-

821. KjilZAF. XEBASTOS. TEU laureate, k right.

ia8 Macedonia.

^. 0£SSAAONlK£aK (a), in two lines, in one

crown ^.6.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.

8aa. Legend deleted. Bare head of Augustus, right. j^, 0E2SA. Victory standing on a ship's bow bucket j on the left, a crown in the right hand, and a palm in the left. . • £.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr* 8a5. Other; 0ESSAAONIKEON. Markant victory. has.

p. 143 · zoom original

VailL Num, grœca ^.4.-R*.F.o.-a fr.

8a4. KAISAP. XEBASTOX. Laureate head of Augustus, right.

isf.. 0£2i:AAONlK£aN. Horse walking,

right •••••••••••••••• £.3.— R'.'F.o.— 3 fr*

825. Bare head of Augustus.

1^. 0£i:2AAONIKEaK. XEBASTOS. melius SEBASTH. Livia in Cerës, in a giant of dragons, on the left, holding torches. Q £.6.-R^.-F.o.-iafr.

Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. Tom. I.p. 108. N®. ^733.

8a6. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Same head.

^. 0£22:AAONIKEnN. XEBA2TH. Livia en Gër%8| holding a torch in each hand and standing on a chariot drawn by two serpents. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-za fr.

Lis^ia.

827. 0EA. AIBIA. Head of Livia.

^. 0ESSAAONIKËÛN. Flying Pegasus. Ù. Sestini. Descr, num. vet,p,n6. No, 39. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr-

Augustus and Lwia.

828. 0EOX. SEBASTOS. Head of AugUstC.

y. 0ESXAAONIKEÛN. Head of Julie or Livia. D. VailL Num. grœca ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-20 fr.

(a) The last four letters are confusing.

Augustus

Macedonia. 129

Augustus and Octas^ia?

Q. Com, JViczaj, Mus, Hederv. T’om. L pag, 108. No. 2735 JE.5^.-R^.-F.o.-ao fr*

Caius Caesar and Augustus.

830. TAIOS. KAISAP. Bare head of Caius.

p. 144 · zoom original

^. SEBASTOT. YIOS. Bare head of Caius, left;

above, a counter-mark. D. ^.v')|.-R*.-F.o.-2o fr.

Com. Wiczay. 1. c. N*. 2737.

Augustus and Tiberius.

832. SEBASTOr; 0EOT. SEBASTOY. Bare head of Tiberius, on the left.

^. 0ESSAAONIKEON. 0EOT. YIOC. Laureate head of Augustus, a iE.5.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 117. No. 43.

Augustus and Claudius.

833. 0EOS. SEBAS. 0EZZAAO Radiated head of Au- taste.

]^. IT. KAAY. KAISAP Bare head of Claude. Q.

Mus, Theup, p. 843 ^.5i.-R4.-F. 0.-20 fr.

834-0EOS. SEBAST02. 0ES2AAONIKEÛN. radiated head of Augustus.

ij!. IT. KAAY. KAISAP. Laureate head of Claude. a iE.6.-R4.-F. 0.-20 fr.

[Eckhel. Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. I.p. 87. N^. ii. (a) I think it's probably Jolie's head.

Tome ///. SuPP. I

i3o Macedonia.

835. e£02;. XEBA2TOS. e££2AAONIJC£fiM. Laurel head of Augustus.

j^. IT. KAAT. KAISAP. Head of Claude. □. MorelL in Claud. Tab. FIL No.io. . .*iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-2ofr.

Tibeiius. (to)

83«. IT. KAICAP. CEBACTOC. Laureate head of Tiberc.

^l, 0£Cx:AAaNIK£aN {sic.) in a crown of

p. 145 · zoom original

laurel. □ £.

Morell. in Tib. p. 617. Tab. XII. N”. S.

837. Other, with 0ESSAAONIKEflN. Below, a star: all in a laurel wreath. O. Morell L v. N^. g I.

838. Head of Tiberius, without legend.

^. 0EZZAAONIKEQN. Turret head of a woman. □. Morell. L. c. No. S I.

Tiberius and Livia.

]^. IT. KAI2. SEB. TIOS. Bare head of Tiberius. D ^.6.-Rû.-F.o.-2ofr.

Morell. in Tib. p. 617. Tab. XIL N». 3,

840. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. SEBASTH. Same head.

^. IT. KAIS. SEBA’ST. TIOS. Head of Tiberius. D. Vaill. Niim, grœca ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-20 fr.

841. 0ESSAAONIKEnN. Head of Livia.

^L. IT. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Laureate head of Tiberius. Q. Mus. Theupoli. p. 839 ^.ô.-R^.-F.o.-iafr.

(a) These medals, with the head of Tiberius, are not found in any office. I regard them as suspicious.

Macedonia. i3i

842. IT. KAISAP Laureate head of Tiberius, dexterous.

0ESSAA SEBASTH. Veiled and diademed head

of Livia, on the right ^.S^.-R^.-F.o.-ao fr.

843. Two others almost seem. ^.5^.-R4.-F.o.-2o fr.

844. IT. ICAISAP. SEBASTOS. Laureate head of Tiberius, right.

I^. GESSAAONIKEnN. SEBASTH.Head of Livia, Dr. , curled hair form. a tuft from behind, and surrounded by a row of pearls. . . ^.5i.-R4.-F. 0.-20 fr.

p. 146 · zoom original

845. Two others almost seem. ^.5^.-R4.-F.o.*-2o fr.

846. IT. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Laureate head of Tiberius, right.

^. eESSAAONlKSaN. 5^EBA2TH. Head of Livia, straight, hair turned up from behind, forming nné tuft, and surrounded by a crown of myrtle or laurel ^. 5|. -R^.-F. 0.-20 fr.

847- Another roughly similar one. iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

Tiberius and Drusus.

848. TIBEPIOS. KAIXAP. Bare head of Tiberius, with the paludamentuni.

Mos. Sanclem. Nam. salt. II. p. 68. Tab. XIV. No. 3o.

Drusus junior.

849. AP0Y20S. ...SAP. Bare head of Drusus.

^. eESSAAONIKE Victory on a prebue of

vessel, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left. □. . . . iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

Sefttini. Lett. otim. T. IX. p. ai.

l3l Mac£doxke.

jintonia.

850. ANTONIA. Head of Antonia, right.

^. 0£2:ZAAO Victoire walking, right,

holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr.

Caligula and Antoma.

852 0E2ZAAONIKEÛN. Laureate head of Caligula,

on the left.

^. ANTû.... 2EBASTH. Veiled head of Antonia, left ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

p. 147 · zoom original

853. r SEBASTOS. Laureate head, left.

^. ANTONIA. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. Veiled head of An- tonia, left ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

of Antonia, veiled, and topped with an apple

pine, symbol of Cjbële. D.. . . ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haoteroche.

Caligula and Germanicus.

855. r. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Laureate head of Caligula, on the right.

^. rEPMANIKOS. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. Laureate head by Germanicus. □ iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Morell. in Calig. p. 680. Tab. YI. N<>. 2.

Germanicus.

856 Head of Germanicus.

^. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. rEPMANIK02. D. ^ailL

Niim, grœca ^.4.-R*.-F.o.*-5o fr#

Macedonia. i33

Claudius.

857. Tl. KAISAPOS. rEP. SEB. Head of Clâucle.

i^. 0ES2AAONIKEÛN. Shield. Q. {a). Corn, of 3entincJs. Cat, I, p. 384 Mt.S.

Claudius and BritannicUs.

858. AYT. KAIS. KAATA. TEPM. SEB. Laureate head of Claude.

yaill.Nam.gr.

869 C€B. Head of Claude, left<

^. 3P€TAN]S[lKOS. 0eçcAAONlK. Same head Britannicus, left; above, nne. counter- brand. (6) ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-ioo fr.

p. 148 · zoom original

860. IT. KAAYAIOS. KAISAP, ZEBA2T02. Head naked Claude.

I}?. BPETANNIKOS. 0ESSAAON. Bare head of .Bri- tannicus in a Jaurier crown. □. Mus, Theu^ polite. p. 844 jE.6.-R'.-F^o,-ioo fr.

Claudius and Agrippitià.

861. IT. KAATAIOS. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Bare head of Claude, on the right.

^. 0ESSAAONIKEÛN. Veiled head of Agrippina, left. D. iE.5i.-R®.-F.o.-24 fr.

Com. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. T.I. pag. 108. N*. 2741.

, •-■ , i ■

— — ^M^»"^ , . . ■ I I I ■ ■ ■■! t II I. I I ■ -■ — .— » I Mi»^—

(a) This suggestion is more than suspicious; I look at her like a Macedonian medal, the legend of which has been redone.

{b) The medals described T.I. p. 497. 363 and 364, are equally ment of Gland; Tiberius was wrongly said.

i34' Macedonia.

Claudius and New.

862 Head of Claudius. .

I^. NEPON. KAAYAiOC. 0E2SAAONIKEaN. Head

. laureate of Nero. C3 ^.4.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.

Size. Name. gr. 863. 0EOS. SEBASTOS. GESSAAONIKEÛN. Bare head of Claude.

^. IT. KAAt. NEPQN. KAISAP. SEBASTOS. Head

laurea of Nero {a), □ iE.6.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr.

VaiU. l.c.

Nero.

86/|. N. KABEIPOS(^). Laureate head of Nero.

p. 149 · zoom original

865. N6PCOK. KAICT. {sic) Laureate head of Nero, left.

1^. 0EESÀ AbNliCEÛN, in three lines; au-^tessns, a spread eagle: all in a crown of ciiêne ^.6.-ïl^-F.o.-3 fr.

866. NEPaN. SEBASTOS. KAISAP. Head of Nero, left.

^. Same leg. and same type. . . ^.6.-R' .-F.ÏJ.-3 fr.

867. NEPÛN. KAISAP. Laureate head, right.

li. Same registration and type. iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

868. NEPQN KAISAP. Same head, right; above, the letters 0€C. as a counter-mark.

1^. Same legend and type. . . . ^. 6. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

869. Other; bare head, with the same counter-mark. » a iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description. name. vet. p. 117. N**. 46.

: . : :: ■ ' •• 'hi

(a) And not from Augnste, as it is said T. I. p. 4^. N*. 36^ \b) Pro NEO2: KAB6IP02.

Macedonia. i35

870. NEPttN. 2EBA2TOS. KAI. Bare TV, left; on it, the letters V06C. in conlre-brand.

^. 0£i:SA AONIKEaN , in the middle of the field; au- above, an eagle displayed: all in a crown of oak.D.Seslini. L c. JV^. 47... ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6fr.

87 1. NCPU)N. KAICAP. Laureate head, right.

^ AONIKH. Victory walking, left,

holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left iE.3|.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

p. 150 · zoom original

872. NEP 2EBAST02. Bare head of Nero. ^

^. 0E2SAAONIKHS. Victory walking, holding the right hand a crown, and the left a palm. Q. Mus, TJieup, p, 847. ^. 4. -R". -F. 0.-4 fr.

873. NEPQN. KAICAP. Bare head, right.

HERE. Without legend. Horse walking, left, te- holding a branch in his mouth. -fi.3.-R*.-F.o.-«-4 fr.

874. Head of Nero.

^. “ESSAAONIKEûN. Head of Jupiter. □. VailL Num. g^rœca iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Nero and Britannicus.

875. NEPÛNI. KAATAm.JCAIS. 2EBASTO. Hairless head, nude, by Nero, right.

1)2.0 BPETA,.. Bare head of^ Britannicus,

on the right. Q ^.5^.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Corner. WicMy. Mas. Hederv. Tom. I.p. 109. 2743.

876. 0..CCAAONIK..11N. So-called Octavia's head? (a) y.'KAB..IPOC. Cabire standing, with its attributes. D.

Com, deBentinck, Cat. J. p.'igi ^.6.-

(a) This attribution is random; the medal is aatonoioe.

i36 Macedonia.

Pespasianus.

877. ATTOKPATû.. KAICAP. O Laureate head of

Vespasian, left.

^. e£SZAAONIK£12N, in three lines 5 above, an eagle turns left: all in a crown oak,. . . . -E,6.-R*.-F.o.-3fr.

878. AYTOKPATfîP. KAISAP. OY Laurel head of Ves- pasien, on the right.

^. Same legend and same type; but the eagle holds

p. 151 · zoom original

a palm in its claws. □. . . . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.

Domitianus.

879. KAICAP. AOMITIANOC. Laureate head of Domitian, 4 right.

^. ©ESSAAONIKE. . . . Victory walking, to the right, a crown in the raised right hand, and a palm^ in the left, ^.7^.-R*.'!-F.o.-6 fr.

880. KAICAP. AOMITIAN. Laureate head, right.

^. ©esSAAONeiKeûN. {sic^) Marchaat victory, to left, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left. □ ^. 8. -R*. -F. 0.1-6 fr.

Office of Mr. Allier de Hi|aterocli«.

Domitia and Domitianiis.

881. AOMITIA. SEBASTH. Head of Domitia, right. ^. AOMIT. KAICAP. 0ECCAAON. Head of Domitieu,

right? 0. (û) -E.8.-

Mus. Arig. I. Tab. UI. N”. 35.

{a) The attribution given to this medal is correct; she peat having been struck by the Tbessaliens. We notice a medal almost similar in the Masée Tbenpoli, pag. 869; but we have the eE22AAnN.

Macedoini. i37

Titus and Domitianus •

882. TITON. ATTOKPATO. AOMITIANON. KAISAPA. Bare and facing heads of Titus and Domitian.

^. 0£i:2AAONIK€12N in A Crown of Oak; above, an eagle on a palm. □. Sestini, Descr, num. vel. p. 118. N^, 5i -£.5.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

p. 152 · zoom original

883. TITON. AYTOKPA. AOMETIANON. (52c.) KAISAPA. Same heads.

9.1. Same leg. and same s^-'mb. iE.6.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

Domitia.

884. AOMITIAN. SEBASTHN. Head of Domitia.

of Domilien? □ ^.4.R^.-F.o.-3o fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N**. 62.

Ners>a.

885. AYT. N€POYAS. KAISAP. Laurç/B head of Nerva.

]^. 0€CCAAONIKeî2N in a laurel wreath^ above, an eagle. Û ....... . ^.5.-^R^.-F.o.-'i8 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. No. 53.

886. AYT. NEPOYA. KAICAP. Same head.

i^. 0€CCAAONIK6coN, in four lines, in one laurel wreath ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Trajanus.

887. KAICAP. TPAIANOC. Radiated head of Trajan, right.

1^. e€CCAAONIK€coN in four Kgnes; above, an eagle facing, wings spread 2 all in One crown, one half of which is laurel and the other

iS Macedonia.

half made of oak leaves. D.. . ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-!-6 fn

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.

888. KAICAP. TPAIANOC. Laureate head of Trajan, dexterous. ^. e€GCAAONIK€. Victory walking, left,

holding a crown in his right hand, and left a palm. □ iE.7|.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr«

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.

889. Other; e€CCAAONIK€U)N. Same type; in the field, a crescent ^.7^.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

p. 153 · zoom original

Hadrianus.

890 Head of Hadrian.

xj!. 0ECCAAONIKEi2N in a laurel wreath laugh. □. yaill. Num, grœca. . . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

Antoninus More.

891. ATTOKPATooP- ANTooNINOC. Laureate head of An- tonin the Pious, on the right, with the paludamentum,

V^. 0€CCAAONIKEcoN. Victory walking, left, holding a crown with the raised right hand, and a

palm of the left ^.7.-R*.-F.o.r-6 fr.

89a. AYTOKPATcoP. ANTco Laureate head, right,

without the paludamentum,

Faicstlna Senior.

893 Head of Faustina the mother.

MarcuS'jiurelius.

89/1 ANTcoNiNOC. Laureate head and bearded die

Marcus Aurelius, right.

MAcipoiNtr* 189

2^. 0€GCAA Victory walking^ right^ te-

nating a crown on the right hand, and a palm

. of the gaiicbe ...•.'.... ^.7;h'R*,wF.o.-6 fr.

895. Mr. ATP; ANTwN^INOC... Laureate and bearded head, with right. i. : . t

1^. 0€CCAAO...*.. Victory standing, right, write- front on a shield placed on a column or a

cippe, . » ;fi.7.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

896 M. A. ANTON€INON Same head.

^. ..:.. CAAONIKCÛN. Victoire walked, on the right, holding a crown in his right hand, and a palm from the left w *.*.•.... % ^.6|.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

p. 154 · zoom original

897. Other; eeoCAAONeiKCflN. Victory marched, left. ;

in the field, a crescent. a/;^.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

î Mas. Arig. I. al. Tab. V.N*. 64.

898. Other; KAB€IP..^ Cabire standing, dexterous, holding with the right hand a little goat, and with the mouth a mallet. Q, . *v. . ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

^ Mus. aA^. he TJb. XrV. N«. iSq.

899. Other; KOINOM. eeccAAONIKCQH (a), Pallas mar- singing, dexterous, striking with his pole with his right hand, and holding mi JioncliertleM gftucb^. Q. ...•...,.. £.6i-

Skate. Impp. p. 195. fiç. ^*.J,j

Faustina Junior,

$00. iTêlè of Faustine the Younger.

Vt/L. ÔECGAAOKIKEaN. Head of feiHtae. a Faill. Num. grceca, ..;.;.'......... A.4.*JR.*.-F.o.-î5 fr.

. Commodus.

» ' «M

oo i . KOMOAOC. Jf^lCAT. Bare head. of Commodus.

*^ • ' .«•/. He , ■., ■>.■•..>< .....

t...

{d) This legend "is certainly remade and is one of the medalists of ThesiïltcAff. ■ ..'•'•• .--..'.-".■

i4o Macedonia*

i^. KAB€IFO€. Gabire standing, holding hands right a rhjion, ending in capricorn, and the left a mallet. D » ^.4'-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description oam. vet. p, iiâ. T^^, 57.

902. AYTOKPA. AOY. AïPH. KOMOAON. {sic.) Bare head and beardless Commodus, on the right, with the paluda^ lieim,

p. 155 · zoom original

^. ©eccAAONIKEûN. Victory walking, to the right, holding a crown in the right hand > and a palm from the left ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

903. Two others almost 8similar.-Ê.7.-R*.-F.o.-6fr. 904 KOMMOAOC. Laureate head.

^. ©eccAAONlKeoN. Victory, the left foot jx^ on a globe, writing with the right hand on a button tree attached to a palm tree. □. . . ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-9fr#

Sestini. 1. o. N<». 58”

905. AYTOK. Mr. AYP. KOMM. ANTÛNeiNO.Têtelauréc and bearded Commodus, on the right.

^. 0€CCAAONIK€aN. Victory walking, to the right, holding a trophy in both hands in front she ^.7-R^-F.o.-9 fr.

906. ATT. K.M.AYP. KOM. ANTONEINON. Lanréc head and bearded, on the right.

from the left ^.7.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

907 KOMM. ANTcx)NElNO. Head the urea and bearded,

on the right, with the paludamentum.

a snake. .E.7.-R ' .-F.0.-3 fr.

908. Another almost similar £.6.-R*--F..o.-3fr.

Macedonia. i4i

909 AYT. K Laureate and bearded head, right.

1^, eeCGAAONlàecoN. Victory walking, right, holding a crown and a palm. ^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-3 fr.

p. 156 · zoom original

910. AÏTOK. Mr. ATP. KOM. ANTÛNCINOC. ve/ ATTO- XPATÛP. ATP. KOMOAOC. Laurel head.

^. 0€CCAAONIK€12N. Victory walking. Q. Sestini. Description num, vet, p. 118. iV^*, 69 and 60. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Titiana?

911. TITIANH. C6BACTH. Head of Titiane, right.

1^. 0€GCAAONIK€î2N, in a laurel wreath laugh. □. {a) iE.6.-

Gessner. Impp. Tab. CXXIX. No. 17.

Didius Julianus?

912. ACCOTIOT. {sic.) AIANOC. CEB. Bearded head of

Julian.

iji. 0€CCAAONIK€£2N. Urn in which is a

palm; above, AKTIA. (&} □ £.9.-

Com. by Bentinck. Snpp. p. 72.

Septimius Se^^erus.

9i3 C€n. C€THPOC. Laureate head of Septîme Severus,

right; on the cheek, a large deep point, finished at the bottom pointed.

^. 0€CCAAONIK€12N. Victory walking, right, holding a crown with the raised right hand, and a palm of the left ^.6|.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

914.AT. K. K. A. C€n. C€THPOC. Hep.^Laureate head, with right, with the paludamentum.

{d) In Catalonia by Pfaa, p. 4o4, we have TITIANA. These me- details are inspected. {b) False medal.

i4i Macedonia.

1^. 0€GCAAONIK6aN. Victory walking, left, holding a crown with the raised right hand, and a

palm of the left iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

p. 157 · zoom original

91 5. Two others almost seem. . . iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

916 Head of Seplime Severus.

]^. GECCAAONIK£ÎÎN. Mars helmeted, walking, holding the pole in his right hand, and in his left a shield. □. Vaill, Num. grœca, -^.6.-R*.-F-o.-6 fr.

Septimius Severus and J. Domna.

918. AT. KAI. AOY. C€n. C€THPOC. C€B. lOYAIA. C€B. ^. Altered legend , which appears to be ofFrii* the characters

ONIKEîi Woman dressed in slola, standing

near a lighted altar? □ iE.9.-

Wise. Cat. name. Bodiei. p. 55. 209.

Julia Domna.

919. lOYAIA. AOMNA. C€. Head of Domna, dexterous. jf., eecCAAONIKe Victory walking, right,

carrying in front of her a trophy ^.7-C.-F.o.-

920. lOïAIA. AOMNA. C€. i;e/C€B. Head of Julia Domna, on the left, dressed in the stola.

VjL, eecCAAONIK€nN. Victory walking, to the right, holding a crown with the raised right hand, and a palm of the left iE.7.-C.-F.o.-

921. lOYAIA. AOMNA. C. Same head, left.

^. 0eccAAONIK€aN. Victory walking, left, carrying a Cabire on his right hand, and holding in the left a palm iE.7.-C.-F.o.-

Macedonia. 143

92a. lOYAIA. AOMNA. C€B. Head of Julia Domna, right, dressed in the slola,

p. 158 · zoom original

iji. 0€CCAAONlK€flN. Victory walking, left, carrying a Cabire on his right hand, and holding in the left a palm iE.7.-C.-F.o.-

923. lOïAIA Same head.

fji. 0€CCAAONIK. ...Victory standing, holding a crown of the right hand, and a palm of the left iE.5|.-C.-F.o.-

924. lOYAIA. ATrOTCTA. Head of Julia Domna.

^, 0€CGAAONIK€U)N. Victory walking, left. a '7E.9.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. Description name. yet. p. xi8. No. 61.

925. lOYAIA. AOMNA. Same head.

^. 0€CCAAONIK€Î2N. Victory, left foot on a globe, writing on a shield. Q. iE.7.-R' .-F.O.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vel. p. 119. N®. 6a.

926. lOYAIA. AOMNA. C€. Same head.

a disstyle temple. □ iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N^. &5.

Caracalla. (a)

927. AYT. K.M.AT. ANTON Laureate head of Cara- calla child, right, with paludamentum,

^. 0€CCAAONIKEaN. Victory walking, right, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left JE.7.-C.-F.0.

(fl) Gessner, Wilde, and le^at. of conict. by Bentinck, report medals of this prince, mentioning Néocorat and the jenx Cabirians. These medals certainly belong to Gordian the Pienx; the name ANTHNIOC will have caused the mistake. Caracalla wore that of ANTHNINOC.

p. 159 · zoom original

i44 Macedonia.

928. AT. K.M.AYP. ANTaNiNOC. Head of Caracalla young, right, with paludamentum,

iji. 0€CCAAONIK€nN. Victory walking, to right ^.8.-C.-F.o.-

929. AY. K.M.AYP. ANTON€lNOC. Laureate head of Cara- calla, right, with the paludamentum,

^. 0€CCAAONIK€û. Victory walking, left,

holding a crown in his right hand, and ^a

left a palm. □ • iE.8.-C.-F.o.-

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.

930. AY. K.M.AYP. ANTONINOC. (j/c). Radiated head. ^. @€CCAAONIK€l2... Victory walking, holding

the right hand a small Victory, and the left

a palm. D JE.7.-C.-F.0.-

Wilde. Salt. num. p. 120. Tab. XV. N“”. 89.

93 1. Other; the laureate head and Victory striking foot a snake. □ • .JE.7.-R' .-F.o.-S fr.

Wilde. 1. 0. N«. 88.

982. AY. K.M.AYP. ANTONINOC. Laureate and bearded head, on the right, "rest on the left shoulder.

933. Another similar one, but with the aegis seen in its integer jE.6|.— C.-F.o.-

934. Other, with 0€(x:aAONIK€î2N. Marching victory, on the left, carrying a Gabire on the right hand, and te- nating in the left a palm. . . . iE.6|.-C.-F.o.-

p. 160 · zoom original

935. Other; ©ecCAAONIK€î2N. Victory standing, tour on the left, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm from the left iE.6.-C.-F.o.-

936. Other; Victory standing, left foot, to what he

parit,

appears, on the bow of a ship, and writing on a

shield. □ , . ^.6..-R' .-F.0.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description name. vet. p. 119. No. 68.

987 ..•••. Head of Caracalla.

. ^. eeccAAONllcenN. TV tourrelëe of woman. □. KailL Num, grœwhere, . . .'.T. .'..'. -E.ô.-R^.-F. 0.-6 fr*

Q*38k. M. AYP, ..... Caracalla's head

young, right, with paludamentum.

'B^, 0€GCAAONIK€Î2N, in four lines, in one laurel wreath. ^. ...... . iE.4^.-R^--F.o,-4 fr.

989. Other; 0€CCAAONIKEflN in a crown of . chue. □.. jE.5.-R*.-.F.o.-4 fr.

Arig. IV. Tab. XU. N«. 53.

940. AT. K. ^. AT. ANTONeiNOC. Bare head of Caracalla fasting, right, armored chest.

^. KAB€IPOC. Cabire standing, with its attributes

ordinary. □ iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

CaK by M. d’Hermand.

•4

941. ATT. K.M. ATP. ANTONINOS. Laureate head.

i(. KABIPOS. Same type.D. . . jE.4.-JI^-F.o.-4 fr.

Mas. Theap. p. 986.

942. AT. K-M. ATP. AN Laureate and bearded head of

Caracalla, right, with a breastplate.