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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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190. nAAYTIÀAA. CeiACTH. bare head of Plautille, left. . ;..t.

i^. KOPKYPAIÛN. Agreus standing, holding dwarf right ifrie wand, and left iiiihStàA, the foot left on a bow. □. ..... . fi.5.-R*.-F.ô^-4 fr.

Cbm. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 140. No.^ 3S90.

Volume III. Supp. F f

45o CORCTRE.

191. nAAYTIAAA. C€BAC. Bust of Plautille^ with the stola,

B[. KOPKYPAIooN. Bust of the nymph Corcyra,

right, dressed in the stola, laureate head -, in front, a

laurel branch. Q ^.55.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.

Sestini. Describe. del Mas. Fontana. p. 44. i. Tab. II.Fig. 6.

192. nAATTIAAA. SEBAST. Head of Plautill.

jH, KOPKYFAIQN. Woman standing, both arms

extended. Q £.^).-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Mas. TheapoH. p. 990.

193. nAAYTIAAA. CEBACTH. Same head.

i(. KOFKYPAiaN. Temple, in the middle of which is a statue placed on a cippe, holding a branch of the hand of dr. Q. Mus. Pisan. pag, 126. Tab, CXLJK. Fig. 3 ^.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.

194. Other; temple of Corinthian order, with six columns, seen from the side, a ^.5.-R+.-F.o.-8 fr.

Yaill. Name. graeca.

195. nAAYTIAAA Head of Plautilus.

it. KOFKYPAIÛN. Hexastyle temple, seen from the side, with a figure inside and another figure in front of the temple. Q ^.MM.-R^.-F. 0.-60 fr.

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Mas. TheapoH. p. 990.

196. Other; KOPKYPAIflN. Laureate head of Caracalla. □ -ff:.5.-R4.-F.o.-8fr.

Mas. Arig. T.I. Tab. IX. N“”. i3i.

197. nAAYTIAAA. C6BAC. Bust of Plautille, right, with the stola.

4. KOPKYPAIcoN. Ox standing, right. D. Sestini. Descrizione ftalcune Med. gr. of the Fontana Museum. p. 44. ^^. has. Tab. IT Fig. 14, . . ^.S.-R^.-F.o.^ fr.

CoRCYAi:. 4^1

198. nAAYTIAAA. 2EBA. Head of Plautill.

li. KOPKTPAIûN. Ox standing. Q. Mus. Theup, p. ggo. JÊ.5.-R4.-F.O.-8 fr.

199. nAAYTIAAA. ceBACTH, Bare Head of Plautille, right. y, KOFKYFAmN. Goat deb. , right r .□. Com. TViczaj,

Mus.Hed, T.Lp, i4q. ZV^ 359a.iE.5*-R4.-F.o.-8fr.

Geta.

aoo. A. C€. r€TAC, KAI. Jête nu die Géta, on the right • styec the patûdamentum, . . ,

ff., KOFKTFAiaN. Standing military figure, hand right on the pole and }e parazonium in the left, left foot on a rock ^ on the ground, a bou- clier. ' ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

10 days. Other; KQPKYFAION. Jupiter standing, holding a thunderbolt in the right hand and the pole in the left. □. squealing. Num. gr ^. 7. -R*. -F. 0.-6 fr.

202. Other; Jupiter seated, holding the pole of the m«n dr. and the left on the side. . . • □. iE.5|.-R*.-F.tf.-4 fr.

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Vaill. 1. c.

203. Other; Succinct woman walking, holding a right hand. Q iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

My". Arig. Chapter IV. Tab. XIV. N”. 55.

204.n. SEnTIMIOS. TETAS. EYS. AYF. BPI. Laureate head. ^. KOFKYFAION. Pegasus, a. . . iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Mas. Theap. p. gg5.

Diadumerdanus.

'205 Head of Diadumenian.

i(. Legend erased. Vessel under sail, with dei

rowers? Q iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.

Getsiier. impp. p. x56. No. 17.

Ff*

45a CORCYRA.

Elagabalus.

' * , ' j.

%o6. ANTQM€iMOC. Laureate head of Elagabalus.

jf,, K.bFKYFAiQN. Jupiter-'Casius, seated in a * dîstyle temple, holding from the right maîb tohé oaste.

a; \«:.5.-Ri.-î'.o.-6 fr.

dnlst.Ramas. Because. nnm. yet. mus. reg.D'anite. T.I. p. 148.' N<». 67.

207. A. K. M. A. ANTQNEINOC. Laureate head 4'^Ugabale, on the right.

i(. KOtKrtAlù,^. A^reus delâ>ut';'i left, holding a lower part of the right hand eV\è^paràzohium îàe la

^anche. a...;;... . . .'. ..:... . V «fS^.i;ïi.-T.o.-8 fr.

Com. Wiczay. ^as.'Hêderv. T.I.;p. 140: ÏT. 36oo.

208. Other ^ feoune de1)ôut, the mam d^r'. lift. 0. VailL flum. gr iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

I ....... . . y.

Seyeru$ Alexander. .

abg Head of Sévërc-Alexandre.

■ ■\%. KOFKYf AlûN. Trireme under sail, with ra- die. Q. FailL Lx JE.7.-R4.-F.o.^ia fr.

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A C ArR N AN I B. 455

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AC ARNÀNIE., Carnia vèZ ÇarleLia.

' îniii— Mil- -1 '..

ACÀRNAJSri.

See it, in the Description. Tom. He, pag. 78 f next, , the Avio Medals

Greek jxoMxa in gold and silver.

- 8U>PIiJÉM.EN.TC^

I. AÏ^Mû^. ÀlisipiûNoS. Hairless head, with neck and corû'ês dé tfttrtëati. •'

tf. AïtiAf^NÀNOiff: Af^ôlIcW tiu, seated on a seat, a bow 'in'lir'hand^'drdite; in front, a horn of

I

bbridànce. CT! ; . .'.' . :'.... ; : . .AT. 3. -R*. -F.*. -700 fr.

I\. . i: .< ..! lclLfccl;Doct.Nàm. vct. T.II. p. î»3.

has. AïKoïProS.i Same head. .

i(. AKAFNANîlN. Same type ^ in front,, a* carquofîs, or rather the znonogri (573 dii:RiâGi,). □. Gesner. Pop. Nurn. Tab.Fl Fiff. 16. (]a) itf4.-R8.^F.*.-70ofr. 3: ÂKAPÎlANûN. Winged hairless head, with horns and a beef neck; .derorier^e, the monogram (11 7.0 of Rec. ).

t(.. oPSIEwPAToYZ. AEîlN. Naked Apollo, seated* a seat, left, having a bow in his right hand. □.

Hunter A.5.-R6.-F.*.-48 fr.

4 2XP1ÛN. AlSXPiaNoS. Same head, without the wings.

i^. ..KAPMANÎ2N. Same type^ in front, a horn of abundance; under the seat, the mongr. (8 row of Rec). a. Topsail A.5.-R«.-F.*.-48 fr.

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(a) These gold medals have been estimated, assuming them to be ancient.

4^4 ACARNANIA.

5. AKAPNANON. Winged hairless head, with horns and a beef neck.

tf.. MENNEIAS. Standing figure, right, holding her two hands a torch (Diane Lucijhre) ^ de- before, a lit torch. Q. A..5.-R*.-F.**.-66 fr.

Office of Lord Northwich, London. Woy, PL XIV. IT. 6.

6. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a bunch of grapes.

Ji. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the monogram.

(i38 of Rec.). Q Ai5|.-R4.-F.*.-3o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Rollin.

7. Bearded head of a river, right, with horns and the ears of an ox; behind, the monogram (1 38 of the Rec.) 5 in front, a large crescent.

i(. Chimera walking, left; below, a mo-* nogr. erased (543 or 1 172 of Rec). ^.5.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.

8. Laureate head of Jupiter, right; behind, a sym- altered bole.

Ji, Bearded River Head, right, with ears and the horns of an ox; above, a trident; der^ rear, the monogr. (i38 of the Rec). ^.5|.-R^-F.f.-3 fr.

9. Hairless helmeted head, with gatiiche.

Ji. Same river head, on the left; above, a trident iE.îr.-R>.-F.*.-3 fr.

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AOARNAKIX. 455

ALYZIA^ nunc Aelias. -^

Voywy dams laDeteripi» Tm, ii.pag. 79, Isf MétUuttês àjmammm

grtequM «a argemi et em kroiue.

8UPPI

10. A.A. Hairless head, helmet, and a small head

bearded.

«► Pegasus (a)? □ A.5.-R*.-F.*.-24 fir.

Gom. by Bentinck. Gat. T. II. p. 988.

11. AAY. Head of Pallas; behind, a club.

i(. Pegasus yolant A.5.-R^.-F.'^.-ioo fir.

12. Titus lanced by Jupiter, left.

Vf.. AAT, Walking Horse, right? Q. Cab. challenge M. {THermand, in Paris -fi.4î.-R'.-F>.-4o fir.

i3. Helmeted head, right.

]E(. AAY. Head of Hercules, bearded, right, covered of a lion's skin; behind, a club 7 Q. Bunter» in Alvona. Tab. bed. Fig, %i.. jB.4.-B^.-F-.o.-4o^fir.

(a) l'Usclie dte mM antre métilla •uqpeetejKrae la 1%. AAIX AUIK* l^d. Epùi^ p, IwnmMMM, \»fnmL Jte. “Mi. T. iy« p. xs.

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456 ACARNANIA.

ANACTORIVM, nunc Bohitza.

Vojes, (ions the Descript, Tom. IL pag. 80, your MedaUks AsarommEA^

Greeks in silver and bronze

SUPPLEMENT.

14. Head of Pallas, left 5 behind, the cortina, and the moDogr. (108 of Rec.)*

Ji. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the moqogr.

(108 of the Rec.)••••. A..5.-R*.— F.*.-9 fr.

i5. Head of Pallas, right; behind, a tripod, and the monogr. (i3 of the Rec).

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4. Flying Pegasus, on the right } below, the mongr.

(108 of Rec.) A.5.-R*.iF.*.-^ fr.

16. Same head; above, API. ^ behind, AO. , and a lit altar.

Ji, Pegasus; below, the monogram (108 of the R^.)- Dfc.*:. A.5.-R».-F,*.-9 fr-

>.. Çon^ev vet. Pop. and I^ç. nnm. Mas. Brit. p. Lao. N*^. 3..

i7”;Other, iayec.APL instead of Apl. □. Office of Mr. Epllin. A.5.-R».-F.*.-9 &•

18. Other; Head of Pallas, right; above, £ni. ; behind, Alj2. , and ui^ symbol included. Q. Same^ Cabinet A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^'

19. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; above we read ATSI. ; behind, a rudder, and the monogr. (108 of the Rec).

. i^. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the monogram. (108 of the Rec). {to) A.5.-R4.-F.*.-i8 fr.

{a) Doctor Combe awarded a similar medal to Lysinu- r;hia d*jEtolia, but the name of magistrate Ta was in error; the mo* DO^ramme leaves no doubt that it is d*Anactorinm.

ACARNANIA. 457

20. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, tripod, and the monogram. (108 of the Rec).

li. Flying Pegasus, right; below, the monogram. (18 of the Rec). A.5.-R».-F.*.-9 fr.

21. Same head, right; behind, tripod, and my.

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(18 of the Rec).

Vf.. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the monograph. (108 of the Rec.). A..5.-R”.-F.*.-9 fr.

22. Same head, left; behind, a crown, and the monogram. (108 of the Rec).

i(. Pegasus, left; below, the monogram (108 of the Rec) ...:..... i«L.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

23. AN PION. Horned head of Acheloiis, right*.

i^. AKAFNANQN. Naked Apollo, seated, left, te- holding an ajc with the right hand; in the field, a cornucopia. □ A.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5o fr.

Eckhel. Nam. \9t- auecd. p. 109. Tab. SEEN. Fig. 16. 24- Laurel head of Apollo, right.

ji, AitlA. Vase? a ^.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Seslini. Oescr. name. yet. p. z66. Tab. lY. Fig. 3.

25. Laureate head of Apollo, left; behind, ATS. iC. ANAKToFI. Lyra; in the field, on the left, a

candelabra. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-4o fr.

Sestini. Lett. name. Vol. VIII. p. 4^.

26b Laureate head of Apollo; on the left.

Vf.. ANA Lyre. □ ^.5.-R4..^.o.-8 fr.

Com. Wiczay. Mns. Heder¥. Tom. I.p. z4i. N*". 36o8. Tab: XV. i. Fig. 3a6.

N

4SS ÂCARNANIK.

ARGOS-AMPHILOCHIVM, fc»f/ie Filoha.

See, daru la Descript, Tom, IL pag. 80 and suw, , Self Medals

Greek zroKBs in silver.

“UPPIEELY. ARGOS.

27. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. , in a hollow square.

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i(. Flying Pegasus, right; below, A. Q. Cab, from M. Rollin, in Paris A.5.-R'.-F.a.-ia fr.

28. Same head, left; behind, A.

i(. Pegasus, right. Q A.6.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

Same office.

29. Head of Pallas, left behind, lightning; below, A.

i(. Pegasus, left; below, A. Q. A.6.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

Same office.

30. Same head; behind, a naked warrior, seated on a rock; in front, a swan.

i(. Pegasus walking, right; below, A. Q. Same cabinet A.5|.-R^.— F.*.— a4 fr.

3i. Cnsected head of Pallas 9 to left. ^ behind, a helmet. i(. Flying Pegasus, left; below, a head of wolf. □. Same cabinet A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr«

32. Same head; an

%. Pegasus, left } below, A. □. Merhe ca^ binet A 'lî -K* -F ♦ -o fr

33. Same head; behind, the same fruit, and the letters AI.

i(. Pegasus, left -, below, AP. □. Same ca-- binet A.5.-R».-F.*.-9 fr.

ACARNANIA. 4S9

34* Helmeted head of PalUs, left; behind me a fruit 9 and the letters AP. ; below, AI. *

i(. Pegasus, left; below, A. Q. Cabinet de M. Rollin A.6.-R^-F.*.-ia fr.

35. AFFEI. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind f an oval shield, and the letters AI.

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li. Pegasus, left 5 A. , . . A.ri;-R'.-F.*.-kafr.

36. APrmN. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. ^

i(. Pegasus flying, right; below, AP. and a

lying animal. Q ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-a4 fr.

Eckhel. Nam. vet. anecd. p. xa5. Tab. Vm. Fig. ao.

Àmphilochiym.

37. AM^I. Head of Pallas, left; behind, ABP. , and a spear,

i(. Flying Pegasus, left } below, A. Q. From mùn Cabinet A.5.-R”.-F.*.-5o fr.

38. Same head 5 above, AM. ; behind 9 a big knife.

i(. Pegasus, left; below, A. A.S.-R'.-F.'*.-i2 fr.

39. A.M. Same head; behind, A., and spearhead.

i(. Pegasus, left.. a. • • . A.5.-;R'.-F.^.*-ia fr. Ck>m. Wicsay. Mus. Hederr. T.I. p. 14t. N*. '36o0.

40. A.M. Same head; behind, shield covered with leaves, and spearhead.

Ti. Flying Pegasus, left; below, A. □. Mmm. Hedeiv. /. c. N^. 3607 A.5.-R5.-F.*.-ia fr.

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46o ACARNANY.

HERACLEA.

Vôyet, iUfu la Désprift. Tom, IL pag, 8i etnûp* , leiMédmttes Auto-

Greek Hpiiaf in bronze.

ENOUGH.

41. Hairless head of Qercule, right, covered with little lion.

i(. HPAl^JlEQTAN. Half-naked Bacchus 9 seated y to left., holding.the right hand, extended there. diqta, and the .left a tbyrse; under the seat, the mongr. (3^9 of Rec.)?0 ?••• ./SJl.ô.— R'.-F-*.-iao fr.

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Hnater. Tab. XXIX. Fig, 6. p. 149. N^". x. (a)

4a. Head of a woman, right', decorated with strips and pearla; behind, a scepter. and the monogram (91 of the Suppl.).

i(. HPA. in monogr. (493 of ^ec.). Flying Pegasus j right?Pv. .... • . - • A.3.-R4.-F.*.-^ia fr.

Hpnter. Tab. XXIX. Fig. 7, p. 149. N^. a.

• ■•'.• ■ < •

43. Head of an ercule, bearded, on the right^ covered with

Lion's skin,^ r, , i(. HFAKA£nTAN. Lion on a club, turned to

' 'M

right ;; the right foot forward on a pirouette; in the cbamip, the' my. (571 duRec.).\fi.35.-R*.-F.*o.-3 fr.

44* Jiassue and carqupis.

K. HFAKAJBHTAH. Spearhead, Q. Cab. Tocfion, in Paris ^.i.-R*.-F.Q.-i5 fr.

^ »<

(a) This medallion is originally from Heraclea of Bithynia.

LEVG AS, Âoi£^, IÇiEUGÀOif .v^/ Sa^ïta-Ma^çhra.

See, (^ns. the Description, Tom. il.wp, .Sa et tuw,, the Medals ÈLxraog'

. . • '1 •'.■':•:;,, ;■•.; ^ ■■.'■.■ m. ■•., i:.. .^i'

Greek vQHLEs in silver and bronju, and fa Mé^Ue, hui^iktA

Greek in bronze

■ ■ ■■■.■■. •• ••

Convenient. , . 1

SUPPLIEDLY.

" • 'i'. .' Ï»7A .t.^ir

45. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; demère • A mït or a standard, and the letter A.; under the headB • the

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monogr. (91 duRec). ^ ;,-^ . .

tf.. Pegasus, left below, A. A.4|.-R*.-F.''\-9 ir*

46. Same deiriière head, A/, "and* a 'guïcion^'sbasik

head,E. .-n. -iy. ..

■ ■ *.

iC. Pegasus, left. } de^iti» A^'A.S:'-ït*.'i^^.*r^ fr.

47. Same head, ^ drqite; behind. , çaduc^.«t A.;.

1*

i(. Pegasus, below, A. A.S.-Rî •'i' f ^.rÇ.fr. *

48. Same head, left 5 behind j'câfliil&e^'-Av^* *'^^

H' Pegasus, ki.y '^eAckuf', * il. iBL. 5 ::Jf•.-^^♦ii9 fr.

49* Bellerophon mounted on Pegasus and £rappftttt of M'Mhcti

i(. Legend efEtcév Chimïr^ldttft^cbaàitéiaviGeMi;/.

Catal. mu$^Caesan». Vindmim. \Pàni, /i j9r i>o8.

iVo. 6 i - ^ i i>.i*w\ . . v ;:; AL;i4,*iRi*:*^F.'*-.4Mfrfr.

5o. Head of a woman, ^V. , bmeede jpencbnts dWeîUeSi hair curled back., :,v, .;. . v>v. . ....

H' A. Interior part of, JR^afe, left. .Q^' Eunter. Tab. XXXJlfL Fig.^. /^.3,-R*.^F**.r«Lfr.

5i. A. Pegasus from above to the right: '"''" '" * ""* H. Flying Pegasus] à^attc6è/A A^it^fe^?-*'.*.-^ fr.

Haunt. 1. c. Fig. to.

462 ACARNANIA.

52. AEY. Head of Pallas; behind, diital

%, Flying Pegasus; below, A. 0. A.5.-R3.-F.*.-i«fr. Eckhel. Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. xo8. N**. 9.

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53. Another similar one) but behind the head of Pallas, a shell. □. Eckhel t. c. N\ 10. A.5.-R\-F'.*.-i2 fr.

54. Head of Pallas; behind, a bunch of grapes.

%, AET. Flying Pegasus, a. . . A..5.-R^.-F.*.-i2 fr.

Eckhel. THE. N". II.

55. AEY. Head of Pallas 9 to left. ; behind, palm leaves.

i^. A. Flying Pegasus, left. A,.6.-R^.-F.*.-i2fr.

56. ABY. Same head; behind, the Boeotian ship.

i(. A. Same type. Q A..6.-R^.-F,*.-i2fr.

Cab. by Mr. Rollin.

57. AEYKAAia. ve/AEYKAAiaN. Head of Pallas, helmeted, on the left.

i(. Flying Pegasus, left; below, A. Q. Topsail. Tab. XXXI IL Fig. rj, and Com. Wiczaj. Mus. Hederv, Tom. I, pag, 142. No, 36tî3. and Cab, from M, Rollin. A.5.-R^-F.*.-48 fr.

58. AEYKA. Same head.

^. A. Flying Pegasus, left. a. A..5.-R^-F.*.-48fr.

Beger. Teas. Brand. T.I. p. 44S.

59. Diana standing, right, with a crescent, holding in the right hand Vacrostolium; at his feet, a deer and an ear of corn; behind her, a bird on the end of a scepter: all in the middle of a laurel wreath.

i(. AEYKAAiaN. AFISToMENHS. Prow of ship; above, club. Q. ....... . ^.6.-R^.-Fip.-24 fr.

Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. pag. 141. No. 36a i.

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60. Same type of Diana; she is dressed in Isl stola and without the crescent; at his feet, a deer; behind, a cornucopia, and the bird on the scepter.

i^. AEYKAAiaN. 0£oAaFoS. Bow of ship. □, Beger. The A..6.-R*.-F.*.-i8 fr.

ACAANANI£. 4^3

6i. Diana standing, right, dressed in the stola, with the modius at the head, holding in the hand dr. Vacrostolium; k his feet, a deer) behind, an eagle and a swan on a scepter: all in a laurel wreath. ^. AETKAAI12N AEQN. Prow of ship.) above, (32o of the Suppl.). □. Hunter A,.5|.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.

62. Same type of Diana, with the crescent; behind, a eagle on a base, and another bird on a scepter.

i^, AEYKAAIÛN. AEONX. Bow. □. Beger. Teas. Brand. T.I. p. 448 A.. 6. -R*. -F.*.- 18 fr.

63. Other, with AEÏKAAIÛN. AEON. and the monograms. (578 and 574 of the Rec). a A..7.-R».-F.*.-i8 fr.

Combe. Vet pop. and Reg. name. Mas.Brit. p. lay. II°. 1. T. V. Fiç. have,

64. Other; AEYKAAIÛN. ATKiSKoS. (a) Prow of ship bucket; in the field, a spread eagle and the monogr. (54 of the Rec.) A..5|.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr-

65. Diana walking, holding hands dr. Vacrostolium; next to it, a deer: all in a laurel wreath.

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i^. AEYKAAiaN. MENEKAHS. Prow of ship; above, the caps of the Dioscuri. Q. Eckhel, CataL Musei Caesar, Vindohon, Tom, /. p. 108. No. 3 A..6.-R*.-F.*..i8 fr.

6Q, Other; AEYKAAIÛN. HEISIAAoS. Prow of ship j

underneath, a fish. Q A.6.-R'.-F.*.-24 &•

Eckhel. 1. you. N”. has.

67. Other; AEYKAAIÛN. NIKARoPAS. Bow. □. Gessner. Pop. eturb.Tab.XXXIX,Fig. 4.A..6.-R3.-F.o.-24fr.

{a) Beger at the ATPI2Ko2. I think this is a mistake. Fu/. Teas. Brand. T.I. p. 448.

464 AÇABNANIA.

68. Diajie standing, to the right, removed from there stola, the modius. at the head, V acros.tolium dava the right hand; at his feet ^ a deer: all in a crown of laurel.

ji. AEYKAAinN. JIEToKAHS.Pj'otie'de Vaisseau; au- above, a hook; to the right. A. Q.:A..5^.-R3.-F.o.-<»a4 i^r* . - . Honten

69. Same type of Diana.

Itf. AETKAAiaN. TnEPBAAAO. AFEMoNA. Bow of vessel; above, rudder; in the field, the

monogr. (171 of the Rec). 0. .... A..5^.-R^.-F.ô.-a4 fr-

Haunt.

90. A£YKAAiaN. AFTEMI PVôirè of ship.

i(. Diane standing, left, holding VacrQstoKum

from the hand of dr. ^ and his quiver- from ia g. inclined: the

. all in uike lauriec crown.'Q. :5(^;lllu. Z>e4»cr.

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num, vet. p. 167. N^..g J£.3»r-R*.-F,o.-4 fr.

71;. Diana, dressed in your stola, standing -, -to the right; feiiànt from the right hand Vacrostolium and at his feet, a deer; behind her, a bird on the tip. of a scepter.

i(. AEYKA. AAJiltAoX. {Litf. fug-:) Pipourdô. will bucket. . . .:.' ....... w .'....•••• . • .£.4*^R •**F'.o.-«6.fr.

72. Head of Pallas, facing front, with a tasqnèk aj)gfettè.

i(. iA£. Prow of ship; • above-,- AoFKÎlN.

Q. .............; ...::. ./,;. >;), . ; >;;; ':fi>.4it-M'rF» 0.-^8. fr,

Sestiof.!. c.N'^^.ai,

73. Head of Pallas.

i^. AEÏICAAIÛN. ^HMHTPIoS, JJfa&sue.^ P, Eçkhçl.

*I. . V. ■: '1.'. I ... / ■ y* l •.! I. . • • ' .

Cat' Mus. Caes, Vinboh. ". 108. .£.3, -^R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

74. Woman standing, in the middle of a laurel wreath.

i^. AEYKAAIÛN. Bow of, Vaisseaju, Q. Çqb. of M, the Marquis de La Gojr ^.3.-R*.-F.Q.r«4jEpé

75

ACARNANIA. 465

75. A0HNoAoPAS. Bow.

i(. AE. Bacchus standing. Q. . . . ^.4.-R*.^F.o.-4 fr%

Settini. Description name. vet. p. 167. N^. 10.

76. Altar, with Vacroslolium placed transversely.

l^. AETKAAmN. AA Eagle or dove standing,

in front of which is a radiated half-crown: the whole in a laurel wreath. Q^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

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Mus. Arig. T.I. Tab. XIV. Fig. i35.

77. Cistus and a palm.

*i(. AEYKAAIQN. AA. Dove: all in one

crown. □ ^.3. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

Gessner. Pop. p. a86.

78. Mystical cistus.

i^. AEYKAAIflN. AoKPoTHS. Dove in a laurel wreath. □ ^.4.-R*--F.o.-4 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. No. 5.

79. A beautiful altar (or rather the Cistus).

i(. AETKAAI12N. Dove and O. in a crown. a iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Com. Wiczay. Mes. Hederv. T.I. p. 14a. N**. 3645.

80. Bellerophon mounted on Pegasus, striking with his spear.

i^. A£Y. Chimera walking; above €4 above the Chi- mother, a club. Q ^.3.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.

Cab. Beaacoasin.

81. Bellerophon mounted on Pegasus, striking with his spear.

^. AEY. Chiojère walking. □. iE.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. Eckbel. Cat. Mas. Caes. Yindob. T.I. p. 108. No. 7.

82. Another 'y above the Chimera, the diota, □. EckheL l c N° ^ JE 3 -R» -F * -A fr

83. Other; under the Chimera, ..EYKA. ; above, the diota. □ ^.3.-R^-F.*.-4 fr.

Neamann. Pop. and reg. name. vet* ined. T.I. p. 199. Tab. IT. Fig. 7*

Volume //7. Supp. G g

466 ACARNANIA*

84. Bellërophon mounted on Pëg^ise, and fighting.

i(. AEïKA. Gbimèrç ms^rchaiit, right; below, a spear and a fish £.3.-R*.-F.'^.-4 fr-

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85. Bellërophon mounted on Pegasus, and fighting.

1^. AEKKJi, (Liii.fug,) Chimera; above, a vase in the shape of an ewer,. . . • t iË.3.*>R*.-F.'''.-4 fr. ^

86. Bearded head, right, with collar and horns beef; behind, an erased legend.

^. Chimera walking, left; below, my. (16 of the Supp.)? (a) ^.4i.-.R4.-F.*.-8 fr.

87. Laureate head of Apollo, left.

t^, AET. on a ship's bow; below, Mr. a iE.3.-R*.-F.*.- 4 fr.

Harwood. Pop. and urb. salt. name. Tab. SEEN. Fi§. 14.

88. Same head.

j^, AET. Bow of ship. □. iE.5.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.

Haunt. Tab. XXXIII. Fig. there.

89. Laureate head of Apollo, left; behind, Sg

1^, AEYK. Prow of ship; below, S. Q. Corn. TViczqy, Mus, Hederv. Tom, I. pag, 142. N^. 3636. Tab. XV. Fig. 3^8 -E.4.-R*.-F.*.-.4 fr.

90. Another almost similar. □. . . ^ 4-""^*-""F.*.-4 fr.

Grivaad de la Vincelle office. f)i. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^. AErKAAIÛN. AAMYA. Lyre, a, iï:.4.-Rf -F.0.-8 fir.

Edward Harwood. 1. •. Tab. IV. Fig. 6.

9a. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^. AETKAAION. OIAHMÛN. Lyre. □. Combe. vet, pop. and regum numi Musei Britann. p. lay. IS0.7, iE.5.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.

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I (a) Forte Lencas 'vel Acarnania.

ACARNANXE. 467

93. Flying Pegasus.

^. AEYKA. Trident; in the field, cluster of grape and diota, Q. . • . . . . “ • “. . . ^.S.-^R^.-F.o.-ô fr.

^stim. iDeacript. nam. yet. p. 167. 6.

94. Flying Pegasus^ left.

^. AEïKA. Trident. □ ^.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. No. 7.

95. Other; in the field there is an ear of corn. Q. iE.3.-R.3-F.o.-6 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. No. 8.

96. AETKAAmN. Trident.

i^. Flying Pegasus, right. □. ^.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.

Hnnter. Tab. XXXIII. Fig. 14.

97. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

-B/L. A. Flying Pegasus, right. □. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Go up. Tab. XXXIII. Fig. i5.

98. AETKAAHION. (sic.) Bow of a ship.

i^. Horseman walking, holding a pole in his hand right. Cf •, iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

; Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. 167. N*. i.

99. Ungrassed head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, right; underneath, a club.

^. AEYKA>I9N. Lyre. □ ^.5|.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.

Haunt. Tab. XXXIII. Fig. 11.

100. Head of young Hercules, naked, right^ with skin lion tied around the neck.

^. AEYKAAIQN. APTEMAS. Club. □. Hunter,

Tab. XXXI JI. Fig. i3 iE.5.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.

law. Same head.

^. AETKAAmN. AAMoKPATHS. Club placed ho- horizontally: all in a crown of

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oak iE.4.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr.

io2.Head of young Hercules, right, cover. dice lion skin.

i^. AEïKAAiaN. AANoKPATHS. Lying club: the

all in a courtyard, of laurel. ^.4|.-R*--F.o.-4 fr.

468 ACARNANIA.

io3. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with peaa

of lion.

I^. AEYKAAIQN. AHNAFEToS. me/lii5 AHMAPJSToS.

Club ; in the field, ear. □. . . jE.zi.-R*.-F.o.-ji fr. Harwood. Pop. and nrb. salt. nam.Tab. IV. Fig. 8.

io/|. Same head.

w. AEYKAAION. EYKPATHS. (a) Club^ below,

a monog. : all in a poplar crown.

□ iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Combe. Yet. pop. and reg. nam. Mas. Brit. p. lay. N^. 3. io5. Same head.

B^. AEYKAAmN. AAAPÛNIA. and not AAAPÛNIA. ut dicitur. Club: all in an oak crown. □ iE.4.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr.

Edward Harwood. 1. c.Tab. Ttl.Fig. i3.

io6. Other, with AEYKAAION. MENANAPoS. Club: the

all in a courtyard, of oak. □. .£./|.-R"^F.o.-4 fr. Eckbel. Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. T.j. p. io8. N**. 5.

107. Head of young Hercules, dexterous, covered with skin of lion.

^. AEYKAAmN. NIKANÎ2P. Lying club: the whole thing in a laurel wreath. . . ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr»

108. Head of young Hercules, covered with lion skin. B^. AEYKAAIQN. SYMMAXoY. Lying club: the

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all in a courtyard, of laurel. . .£.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

109. Same head.

i^. AEYKAAIQN. SYMMAXoY. Club. □. Sestini. Description num. vct, p, 167. N^. 3. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

110. Other; AEYKAAIQN. TIMo0eoS. Club and flower lotus, in a courtyard, of oak. □. iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Mas. Theap. p. 1376.

(a) I have already described this medal; but, as she is poorly constructed served, I had the '^ wrong 2TKPATH. Fojez Deacr. T. II. p. 83. 38.

ACARNAKIA. 469

111. Head of Hercules jeiij:!^, jCOiwçrte

in the field, A crown. . . iE.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

112. Same head.

w.. A£YKAAI£2N. ...INET. Club: all in one

crown of oak ^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

ii3. Other;' AETKAAIÛN. ...KAPHS. Same type^ in the field, a crown. ..... -E.3i.-R*. -F. 0.-4 fr,

114. Other; AE....AAION. ....îlKPAToT. vel ÛKANAP.

Same type. □ ^. 4 --R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

Gessner. and Massell. Tab. XIX. Fig. 23.(a)

11 5. Same head.

^. AETKAAIÛN. APTIMAS. meliUs APTEMAS. Lyre.

□ iE.6.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

Mus. Arig. T.I. Tab. XIV. Fig. i34.

116. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin lion, with a club on the right shoulder.

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^. AirKAAmN. AHMAFEToS. Lyre and the monogr. (22a of the Supplement). □ ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. T.I. p. aa5. Tab. VIII. Fig. 63.

117. Same head.

'^. AETKAAIÛN. OIAÛTAS. Lyre. O.Edvardo Harwood, Pop. and urb, num» salt. Table JP^, Fig. 7 ^.S.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

{a) Quote from Rascbe, which does not seem accurate. Fid, Lexic, rei num, vet.

470 Ac*IiNANlV>

METROPOLTS?

ha Medal aiUrihuée to this city is g

In silver. K*. — F.*. Ordinary module 4 ........ . Soft.

• - ■

118. Head of Minerva, left, behind, a shield and your letter S.

1^. Pegasus, embossed; above.4ous, MH. in mono- gram. □..•......• A..5.-R'.-JF.*.-5o fr.

Milliogen. ^ec. of Med. Greek. i&éd. p. 3t..Ttb. II. Fig. 8.

OENIADAE.

See, in the DescrtpL Volume IL pag. 84 etfollowed by the Medals

Freestanding Greek bronze figures.

SUPPLEMENT.

119. Laureate head of Jupiter, right; behind, a sym- little distinct bole, similar to a ^ çpqui}lè.,

1^. oINIAAAN. Bearded head, right ^ with horns and neck of an ox; aurdessu^, a tri- tooth. .••••...•••.•....•..•••. /Il4.D«,^L<.~"JC • .^1 ir.

Lao. Same head) behind, a small Viet&ire^ below, PPI.

^. oINIAAAN. Same head; above, a tri- tooth iE.5.-C.-F.*.-i fr.

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isii. Laureate head of Jupiter, right^ behind, a lightning^ below. ITPI.

^t. oINIAAAN. Bearded head, with horns and neck ox, right; behind, the monogram (668 of Collection), iE.5.-C.-F.*.-i fr.

122. Another almost similar ^.5.-C.-F.*.-i fr.

AcarnJlKIA. 471

ia3. Laureate head of Jupiter, k right.

i^. oINIAAAN. Bâirbue head, with horns and neck ox, right; behind, the modogram (668 of Collection )•••••.•*•.. i. « .. ^ » j k • £*5.-wC.'^F<'^.->i fr.

124- Same head; behind, an eagle; below, APF. i}^. Bearded head, with Cofnes and bull's neck; behind, AFF. in monogram; above ^tta tri- tooth. □. Sestini» Descr. num, vet, pag, ï68. N\ 2 * * iE*5.^R'.-F.*^2 fr.

125. Lail^ëé head of ifupiter, 4 right; behind, a star; below, the monogr* (54 of the Rec.).

^. oINIAAAN. Bumaine head, bearded^ of the river Acbeloiis, with horns and ox ears, to the right. ; behind, my. (i 48 of the Suppl.). ^.5.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr.

ia6. Bearded head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion; dessotfs, AM. vel AM^4 in monogram.

]^. Bearded head, with horns and neck of an ox; behind, the monogr. (668 of the Rec.^; above, a trident. Q. Sestini. L c, iVi». 3.. , ^.6.-R*.-P.o.-3 fr.

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127. Head of Acbeloiis, right.

if.. Chimera, left? has. ... A.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.

Corn* Wiczay. Mns^ fiederv. 7. 1. p. 142* N». 36^.

•.1

lt^% ACARNANIX.

STRATOS, mmc Cohopina.

See, in the Description Tom, IL pag, 85, the ÂJrtOTfoum Medal Greek silver attributed to this city, but belonging to View of Zaejrnthus, Voy. Description. T. //. p. ao6. iV°. 6.

SUPPLEMENT.

128. Head of the Achelous River; behind, Garlic. in mono- gram.

^. STPATAIÛN. Flying Pegasus. □. Sestini. Classes gen, eclit, nova, p. kt^ A..6.-R'jftr.-F.*.-4oo fr.

THYRREVM.

See, in the Description. Tom, II. p. 85 et seq., Self-Medals

Greek vovLt.% in silver,

SUPPLEMENT.

129. ÔEPANAPoS. Hairless head, right, with collar and ox horns.

B^. erpPHîlN. Naked Apollo, seated, holding right hand a bow, the left resting on its seat) in the field, a fly, or a symbol roughly similar, (a) D N.

Gessner. Nam. pop.Tab. XXV. Fig. 10.

i3o. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, the bou- Boeotian clier; in the field, 0ï.

B/L. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the letters ©r A..5.-R».-F.*.-9 fr-

(a) Eckhel did not report this medal in his Doctrine; he certainly looked suspicious.

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1 3 1. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a

kind of tripod and the letters 0T. ; under the head, Ao.

^. Pegasus, left. ; below, 0. A,.5.-R».-F.*.-9 fr.

, i32. Same head between the letters 0T. } behind, the same symbol.

^. Pegasus, left; below, 0. A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

i33. Helmeted head of Pallas, left; behind, a

unknown instrument; in ch. , the letters 0T. AT.

i^. Flying Pegasus, turned left; underneath, the

letters 10 A,.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

\

i34. Other similar; but, under the Pegasus, the letter 0 A..5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.

i35. Other ; behind the head, the same instrument; in the field, 0T. • on the reverse, under the Pegasus, the letter 0 A.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.

i36. Other; on the side of the head, the same instrument and the letters 0T. AT. ; under Pegasus, 0. A,.5.-C.-F.*.-6 fr.

i37. Another similar one, but, above the Pegasus, one cob; below, 1© A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^"*-

i38. Head of Pallas, right.

IJ2. 0TP. Flying Pegasus. Q. • . A.5.-R*.-F.*.-24fr. Eckhel. Cat. mus. Caes. Tindob. T.I. p. io8. N''. a.

139. 0TPPE. Head of Pallas.

i^. S£NoM£NHX. on two lines, in the middle of laurel wreath A.4.-R*.-F.o.-»*

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474 ACARNANIA. <

i4o. SENoMENHS. Manly hairless head^ right, with horns and the neck of an ox.

1^. 0TFPE12N. Apollo seated, turned left, holding

with the right hand a bow, the left elbow resting on

, the back of his seat; in front, the mongr. (579 of

Rec). (a) A..7.-R^.-F.o.'-90 fr.

141. Head of Pallas, right.

^. 0YPPEÛN. Owl standing, left. □. Mus. Sanclem, Num, seL T» I, p, 199. ^.4.-R'.-F.o.-4ofr.

142 cm. ...Mr. T.. AAI. Bearded head, right.

]^. rPincNo. 0TPEaN. Pallas standing, right. , holding from the hand of dr. a haste, the g. on his shield, (oh) Q. Hanter, Tab, LX, No* 6. p* 335 ^.6.-

143. Laureate head of Apolloti, right.

i^. 0YPH. Bee, (c) □. Edward Harwood. L c. Tab. FI. No. 6......: ^.5.-

TAPHIAS.

See, in Desciipp, Tom, JI, pag. 86, the Axrtovàut Medal, Greek in silver, wrongly attributed to this city, and returned to the city of Taranto.

(a) This medal and the previous one have already been described, but with inaccuracy. Faith. Description T.IT. p. 85 and P6. N»». 5a and ^3.

(b) This island, poorly attributed by Combe 4, is from Tonenothyrae of Lydia. Fqy, Descr. Chapter IV. p. 146. 8a8. 8^9 cl 83o.

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(c) This medal is from Coressa de File de Ceos.

Abolished. 47^

r:M!;:?.” t.\:; .mj/e;”.' trv "> r.*- . *t:

t »

AETOLIA.

AETOLI /îw/zc Artihtia*

See, in the Description, Tom. H. pag. 86 et seq. , the Auro Medals- Greek ifOMBs “/t Gold, Silver and Bronze”

SUPPLEMENT-

1. Head of Atalante, covered with the pileus, k right.

1^. AITÛAQN. Caljdon wild boar, coarant, right. ; in the field, the letter <^. ; under the boar, an iron lance and monogram (i3 of the Recueil). Q. Hunter A^.S.-R^.-F.^.-Aoo fr.

2. Another appearance, under the boar, a spearhead, the mon. (53j of the Rec), and the letter A. □. AT.S.-R^.-F.^.-Aoo fr.

' Beger. Tbes. Brand. T.I. p. 464.

3. Same head; in front, a monogram.

^. AITOAQN. Wild boar on a spearhead; to exercise gue, TISANA. ve/TISANA. □ AT.S.-

'Gessner. p. 219. Tal>. YI. Fig. 11. (Doubtful metal.)

4. Head of Pallas, right, with helmet, necklace pearls and drop earrings.

^L. AITfiAaN. Woman seated on shields, right, a short sword on the left side, holding the right hand the pole, and on the left A small Vic- tory; in the field, the monogr. (499 Rec. )(a); in the exergue, AI. Q iV.4|.-R«.-F.**.-6oo fr.

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Millingen. Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 39. Tab. II. Fig. 9.

{a) It is, I believe, wrongly that we took this luonogramin for ane bipinna.

47^ Aetolia.

5. Head of Pallas, right, with helmet, necklace pearls and drop earrings.

]^. AITQAQN. Man covered with a hat or petasius, seated on shields, right, parazonium at the side, carrying in his right hand a small Victory, and holding pure haste on the left; in the field, a bird on a tripod; in the exergue, a mon. and the letters KXE. □. PI. XV. No. i. ^.5.-R8.-F.**.-6oo fr.

Cab. da Graad-Dac of Tuscany.

6. Head of Hercules, covered with lion skin, right.

i^. AITQAflN. Same type; in the field, a tro- phée. □. PI. XV. N”. 2: iVr.3i.-R8.-F.'»'.-4oo fr.

Same Cabinet.

7. Hairless head of Hercules, right, covered with lion skin.

• ]^. AITOAÛN. Man covered in petase, sitting on shields, right, holding in the right hand a haste, and on the left a small Victory; in the field, Diana walking, right, holding a torch lit with the right hand, and a bow with the left, a quiver behind the back; below, the monogram. (826

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of the Rec). □ -Ar.3|.-R*.-F.*.-4oo fr.

Combe Yet. pop. and reg. nnm. Mas.Brit. p. laa.N^. x. Tab. v. Fig. a3.

8. Laureate hairless head.

i^. AITftAQN. Nude figure, standing, with hat tied behind the back, the right hand armed with a haste, left foot placed on a base. □. Beger, Observ, p, 83. (Suspicious medal.) N*

1

A AND O RELATED. 477

9. Hairless head of Hercules, right, covered with lion skin.

^ AITÎ2A12N » Homine covered with pefase, seated, right, on shields, on which is written A.AY. , holding a pole in his right hand, and in his left parazonium; in the field, the monogram (2i3 of the Rec.). □ A.9.-R^.-F.*.-2oo fr.

Combe. Yet. jar. and reg. nnm. Mus. Brit. p. 122. No. has. Tab. v. Fig. 24.

10. Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.

yew, AITQAlîN. Man standing, with the petase hanging behind his back, a sword in his left hand, and the right leaning on a gnarled stick, the pfed dr. placed on a rock; in the field, the letters AA. □. Combe, l. c. No. 3. A..6.-R^.-F.**.-xoo fr.

11. Laureate hairless head; below,

^t. AITOAON. Same type; in the field, a

monogram. D A..6.-R^-F.**.-ioo fr.

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Hnnter. p. i5. No. 3.

12. Head of Diana, with bow and quiver from behind.

iji. AITOAflN. Virile figure, covered with an aegis, seated on shields, holding in her right hand a haste, and the left hand on a trophy; in ch. , my. (/|5oet 53iduRec.)n. A..6.-R^.-F.o.-i5ofr.

Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. 168. No. 2.

i3. Head of Atalanta, covered with a large flat hat ^ on the right. •

i^. AITQA12N. Running boar, right; below, the monogram. (29 of the Rec.) and the letters AF. ; lower, a spearhead A.3.-R'*.-F.*.-i 5 fr.

14. Other, with the monogram. (i3 of the Rec.) and the letter

478 AlSTOIiliÈ.

i5. Head of Atalanta, covered with a large flat hat, on the right.

jjt. AITîlAfiN. Running wild boar, right^ in the ch. , AaP. and the monogram. AND. □. A..3i.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr. Eckhel. Cat. mas. Cae«. Yindob. p. 108. N**. 3.

16. Other; in the field, SAP.; at random, an iron launches. Q A,3.-R4.-F.*.-i5 fr.

Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. x68. N*^. 3.

17. Other; in the field, the monogr. (53i of the Rec.);

below, AI. and spearhead. Q. A.3.-R^.-F.*.-i5 fr.

Sestini. 1. c p. 169. N**. 5.

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18. Horseman galloping, right.

^. Wild boar, left; above, a centaur countermark? □ A..5.-R^.-F.*.-6o fr.

Dntens. Explanation. Tab. I.Fig. has. p. 5.

19. Head of Atalanta, right, covered with pilciis,

^. AITQAQN. Calydonian boar, running, right iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

20. Laureate head of Jupiter.

^, AITOAÛN. Spearhead and boar jaw;

in the field, a star. □. . . . ^. 4. -R'^. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N’”. 6. JL I. Laureate head of Apollo.

^. AITQAÛN. Dolphin, ear and bunch of grapes. □. Glock. Num. p. 27 £.6.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.

22. Laurel head of Apollo, right.

]^. AIT12AÎ2N. Spearhead and a jaw of blood glier; in the field, a bunch of grapes and BACC. □. Hunter. p. 16. N^. 11 ^.4i.-R«.-F.o.-3 fr,

23. Same head'i^

^. AITÎIAÛN. KA. Spearhead and bunch of grapes. D. Ed. Harwood, l c. T. I. No. 7. iE.4f .-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

AETOiiic. 4<79

24. Laureate head of Apollo, dexterous.

mr. AITH. APXfQN. Spearhead and a masterpiece ; wild boar; daa$lech. , star. □. ^.4v'R*--F.o.-3 fr.

Haunt, p. 16. N^, 13.

25. Other; AITHAllN. Same type; in the middle, a large star and my. (^23 of Suppl.) □. ^.3|.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

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26. Other; AITOAON. KHAKI. Same type } in the field, bunch of grapes iE.3.-R3.-F.o.-4 fr.

27. Other j AITOAlîN^ Same type; in ch. , cluster grape and the letters ZH. □ ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Beger. Teas. Brand. T.I. p. 464.

28. Other; AITÛ.... Same type; in the middle, AAc. melius AAE. □ iE.4.-R^-F.o.-.3 fr.

Edward Harwood. Pop. and iirb. salt. name. T. I. No. 8.

29. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^. AlTHAlîN. Wild boar jaw and spearhead; in the field, KA ^.3i.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

30. Same head; underneath, a fly, it seems.

]^. Same legend and 2nd type; in the field, KAEI iE.3i.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

3 1. Same head.

ij^ AÛN. Wild boar jaw, spearhead and

bunch of grapes; in ch. , ZI. ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

32. Other; AITQAON. Spearhead and jaw of san-

gjicr* ................. xCj. 2'T."'*i\ .^jr .o.^D ir«

33. Other; in the field, bunch of grapes and the letter €. □ iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description. nam. vet. p. 169. N**. 7.

34. Other; in the field, a star and the monogram. (623 of Rec.) .□ iE.3.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N**. g.

48o ' AetoIiIE.

35. Head of ApolloD, right.

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^. AITOAQN. .ME. Armed soldier. Q. ^. 4.-R5.-F.O.-6 fr. Com. Wiccay. Mas. Hedery. Tom. I.p. i43. N«. 366S.

36. Head of a woman, crowned with ears of corn, right.

^. AITllAQM. Trophy, or military figure, army, a. Com. TViczay. L. c. iV^ 3676. ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 h.

37. Helmeted head of Pallas.

i(. AITQ. Young man standing, looking to the right,

the right arm extended, the left. wrapped in the remains

of a wild boar; in ch. , Z.H. a. ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. T.I. p. i34-

38. Another almost similar; in the field, £. □. Mus. Sanclem, l. o. ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

39. Other, in the field, 2 £.4--R^«-F.o.-3 fr.

40. Other } in the field, i ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

41. Other; in the field, the monogr. (53i of the Rec.). a ^.3.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 169. N**. zi.

42. Other, with the letter O. □ iE.3 -R».-F.o.-3 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N". xa.

43. Helmeted head.

B^, AITQAaN. ZH. Spearhead, jaw and a bunch of grapes, a ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.

Gessner. Pop. Tab. YI. Fig. 9. p. aag.

44. Helmeted head of Pallas, right.

^. AITOAÛN. Naked Hercules, standing, looking to left, the right hand on his club, and the skin lion on left arm; in the field, the mon. (54 and 128 of Rec.) • iE.4.-R".-F.o.-3 fr.

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45. Other; in the field, the monogram (264 of Supplement) \E.4.-R**-F.o.-3 fr.

46.

AETOIilE. 481

46. Bearded head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion.

15^. AITHAUN. Naked Hercules, striking a Centaur with his club. □ £.4*-R^«-F.o.-i8 fr.

Gessner. Pop. p. aag. Xab. YI. Fig. 6.

AEGAE.

The Imperial Medals of PlaatîHe, attributed to this city by Taillant and Wise, belong to Platôf k Aegira of the Peloponnese; they have the wrongly AIFAIATHN an AiriPATAN link.

APOLLONIA-

See, in the DescHpL Tom. Il.pag. 88 1 the Autovomb Medal

Greek in bronze.

ATHAMANES.

See, in the Description, Tom. II, pag, 89, the Autohomx Medal

Greek in bronze

SUPPIIMENT.

47. Veiled head of a woman, right.

-B^. A0AMANa... {^retrograde), Pallas dressed in the stola and helmeted, standing, left, with the aegis on the chest, holding a hook (a) with the right hand, and the left on the haste. □ iE.3.-R*.-F.*.-4o fir.

Mns. Sanclem. Nnm. salt. T.I. p. i3o. Tab. VI. Fig. 3.

(a) It is not a shield as the Holy Father claims. Clemente, nor bare crown, according to Cat. of the Comt. by Bentinck.

Volume JIJ. Supp. * H h

482 ASTOIilE.

48: Veiled head of a woman, right.

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v^, A0AMANnN. Pallas standing, carrying a

'owl on the right hand, and the left on the pole

pi]tre-^t ..........; -E.4.-R.*-F.o.-4o fr.

49. Same head.

^. A0AMANE. Same type of Pallas, holding a hook in the right hand, and a pole in the left, a ^.4.-R»,-F.o.-4o fr.

Sestini. Description nam. yet. p. 169. N<>. has.

50. Head of Cérës, right.

^. A0AMANQK. Ox head, k left; au- above, a star. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-4ofr.

Gib. of Hermand.

GALYDON, nimc Galata.

See, ^115 ia Description. Tom. //. pag, 89, the Autoitomb Medal Greek in bromine, and the Greek Imperial Medal in bronze of

Septimius Severus.

SUPPLY. t

5i. Hairless head, right, perhaps of Mëléagre or of Atalanta, covered with a boar's skin; behind the back, a javelin.

i^. KAAT. Torch. D; ..... 4. i:.3.-R».-F.o.-4o fr.

Christ. RamiiB. Cat. nam. vet. Mas. Reg. DaiiiAe. T.I. p. i5o. No. i.Tab. m.Fig. 10.

$2. KAATAÛNIQN. Apollo naked, playing, with both hands, of the lyre placed on a column.

^. nPoAIKoS. nAAAMHAoi. Tripod. □ i.

GessDer. Pop. p. 0,^^ Tab. XXVIII. Fig. 2.(a) {a) Med. of Goltâos, sntpecte, as well as U snivttnCe.

ÀETOIilE. 483

53. Apollo AU, plays, with both hands, the lyre placed on a column.

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i^. CAATAONIÛN. (“c.) Tripod. Q. Corn. Bentinck. SuppL N<>. 157. • Mr.

NAVPACTVS, ColorUa Corinthi, hodie

Lepanto.

See, in the Description, Tom. U. pag,%^, the J^fdtùOe AuTOirQin

Greek in silver.

8Uf FliEMENT.

54. NAY. Head of Pallas, left; behind, a scepfre formed of a row of pearls, finished, on one side, by a ring, and on the other by a heart^ in the field, the monog. (91 and 108 of the Rec).

T^. Flying Pegasus, left; underneath, the monogram (108 Rec.). (a) A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 ^■'•

55. Another almost similar A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

56. NATKPATIÛN. Diana the huntress, shooting the bow, and accompanied by her dog, on the right.

i^. ArASIKAHS. E

{a) Tdi wrongly indicated by monograms on the side of Pegasus, T.I. p. 3a2. No. io34.

{b) Suspicious medal, published by Goltcins, and entirely by Oesfner, Nam. pop. Tab.XLYII. Fig. 7.

Hh*

484 AETOIilE.

57. Flying Pegasus^ right; above, ^. ; below, dolphin.

%t. N / A. Helmet, (a) D. ...... ^.5.-R5,-F.o.-i5 fr.

Com. Wiczày. Mus. Hedcrv. T.I. p. 1 18. 3o6o. Tab. XII. Fig. ^66.

58. NAT. Centaur walking, right, having a arrow under the left arm.

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^. Naked Hercules, walking, left, holding right hand with its club placed on the shoulder, and leading from the g. Cerhere chained? Q. ^.3.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Christ. Ranms. Cat. ntim. vet. mas. reg. Daniae. T.I. p. i5o. No. I. Tab. mr. Fig. II.

. (a) This medal was awarded to Macedonia; I watch this attribution as false, and I think that it rather belongs to some colony of Corinthbe. I would therefore be led to believe that he con- it would be better to place it among the medals of Nanpactus of TAetolia.

V

L oc RI DE. 485

LOCRIDES.

AMPHISSA, noc Salon in vel Lampewi.

See, in the Description, T. IL pag, 90, the Autoztomk Medal

Greek in bronze,

SUPPLEMENT.

1 » Laurel head of Apollo, right.

tjL, AM

2. Other; in the field, the letters A£. in monogram. □ iE.3.-R6.-F.o.-24 fr.

Sestini. Deacr. nam. Tet. p. 169. N*^. s.

3. Bearded head of Jupiter, dexterous.

]^1 AM

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4. Leads the urea 3rd Jupiter.

^L. Same legend and same type; in the field,

a cluster of ràiâin, a star and the monogr, (2a3 of

Suppl. ). a iE.4.-R^-F.'»'.-24 ifr.

Sestini. Description nnm. -vet. p. 169. N«. i.

486 LocRiDB.

AXIA?

Toyez, in the DeseriptfTfm^It^ P^g'^'f ^^' Medals kxnof(oi£i.% bronze Greek statues attributed to this city,

S ITT P EXISTS N T.

5. Laureate head of Jupiter. » : *

^. AS. Lightning in an oak crown.

* ■ .

... ^.^^ ,.....,...,

Eckhel. Doct. niim. vet.^ T. II. p. xgx.

6. Bearded head and head of a link, right.

^. AS. Tripod. Q......... R^Q.-^'^^.'-i^.o;^ fr.

LOCRI. Stand-alone medals^

The Medals awarded to the Locrians are: In money, (a) R*. — F.*. ordintliFe modal of. .-.^ . . ^. 9 to fr.

» . . r. . . . ■ •

7. Head of a woman, left, hair turned up; der- back 5 A.: all in a hollow square.

]^. Flying Pegasus, left; below, A. □. Cab. by M, Rollin. ............ A»3.-R*.-F.a.*.-2o fr.

8. Helmeted head of Pallas, left, in a hollow square.

^. Pegasus, h left; below, A. □. Even That^ binet A.4|.-R'.-F.a.-i8 fr.

{a) These medals, from No. 7 jnsqa'an No. 19 inclusively, penyent aassibien belong to Leacas qa^anx Locriens; they must therefore be regarded as uncertain: the same is true of the measurements dailles described in Lencas.

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9. Head <]« Pallas, left, helmet without ornaments; behind, caduceus and A.

i??. Peg9^9 to left. ; below, A. A.5.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

10. Head of Pallas, left, helmet without ornaments; behind, vase with two handles and the letter A.

i^. Flying Pegasus, turned left; below, A.. A.5.-R«.-F.*--9 fr.

1 1 . Same head, left; behind, vase with two handles at the foot of a vine, and ) has the letter A,

^t. Pegasus, left; below, A. A..5.-R*.-f .*.-9 fr.

12. Same head; behind, a table on which appears be a yijctijne^

j^. Pegasus, left. ;below,A.n. A..5.-R'.-F.*.-j8fr.

Cab. by Mr. RoUin.

i3. Helmeted head -of Pallas, left; behind, part front of a horse, right.

i^. Flying Pegasus, turned right; below, A ' A.5i.-R*.-F.*.-9 fr.

1 4 • Same têftè; behind, bust of horse, left. iji. Pegasus 9 ^ë'} below, A. A..5.-R*.-F.*.-9 f*"-

i5. Same head, left; behind, AFI. and an anchor. ^. Pegasus, left. ; below, A. A..5i,-R*.-F.'**.-9 fr.

16. Same head; behind, a crescent.

jf, Pegasus, left. ; below, A. A..5i.-R».-F.*.-9 fr.

17. Same head; behind, A. in a crown.

v,L. Pegasus, left. ; below, A. C3. A.5.-R*.-F.'**.-9fr.

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Cab. byM.Rollin.

18. Same head, dexterous; behind, a rooster.

i^. Pegasus, right. ; below, A. A.55.-R*.-F.*.-9 Ir.

488 LocRiDE.

19" Pallas helmet, on the right and behind, a ca- ducey and A,

^. Flying Pegasus, turned to the right^ below, A Pl.5.-R4.-F.*.-9 fr.

ao. Helmeted head of Pallas, right, helmet without ornament- ments.

i^. Flying Pegasus, left; below, the letters Ao A.5.-R4.-F.*.-24 fr.

ai. AoKPQN. Head of Pallas, left.

v/L, Flying Pegasus, '.turned to the left; below, a lightning A.5.-R4.-F.*.-24 fr.

î2. Other appearance , without the lightning. A..5.-R4.-F.*.-a4 fr.

a3. Helmeted head of Pallas, left^ above, KAA.

i^. AoKp. Winged pegasus, left. ; above, in the field,

a star; underneath, a thyrsus. □. ^.6.-R3.-F.*.-9 fr.

Mus. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T.I. p. aa6.

LOCRI-EPICNEMIDII.

See, in the Description, Tom, IL pag, go et seq., the Self-Medals Greek bronze nomes.

V

LOCRIDES. 4^9

LOCRI-OPVNTII.

Toyez, in the Description. Volume II. pag, gi et seq. , Self Medals Greek THQtLhs, in silver and bronze, (a)

SUPPLEMENT.

2/|. Diota,

1^. O. in the rays of a star. □. Combe, Vet. pop, and reg, num. Mus* Britann. p. ia3. N^, 4* Tab, FL Fig. 4 A.2.-R».-F.*.-6 fr.

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25. AOKP. Diota, with two ivy leaves in the handles.

^. Great star occupying the entire field of me- daille A..2.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

26. Walking horse.

i^. OPONTIflN. Naked warrior, walking in com- beating. □ A.2|.-R^.-F.*.-2o fr. ^

I Sestini. Description name.yet. p. 170. No. 6.

27. Head of a woman crowned with ears of corn, left, with drop earrings and pearl necklace.

]^. OPONTIQN. Naked, helmeted warrior walking right, the left arm armed with an ornate shield, in inside, a griffin, and in the right hand a short sword 3 in the field, the letter A. D. PI. XV. No. 5 A..6.-R4.-F.*.-9o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Gossellin.

28. Other; between the warrior's feet, a broken pole. □ A..6.-R4.-F.*.-90 fr.

Sestini. V. c.T7°. a.

N

{to) Goltzias and Gessner have published plnsiears gold medals of Opontians; they are completely mowed.

490 L o c R I D s.

39. Head of Ceres, crowned with ears of corn, left.

jf^, OPONTIîîn! Naked and helmeted warrior, armed with a sword and shield, conibaitant, right; in the field, between the legs a kind of /ri- quetra” “,. .^.3.— R .— F. .— 9 tr.

3o. Other; between the legs of the warrior, \kndiota*n, Cab. by Mr. Hollin,. A..3.-R'.-f.'»'.-9 fr.

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3i. Other; an iance and the letters A. Y. Q. Same Ca^ binet A.3.-R8.-F.*.-9 fr.

82. Den; in the field, a helmet. □. Mifnè Ca^ binet A.3.-R3.-F.*.-9 fr.

33. Head of a woman, crowned with ears of corn.

^L, AOKPaN. Same type of warrior; between his feet, onr. (in monogram), (û) A..3-R^.-F.**.-24fr.

34. Head of Pallas, helmeted, "Killed in fade, and surrounded of fish.

^i, OrONTIûN. Warrior armed with a spear and a shield, walking, right; at his feet, an altar, a , . . A.4|.-R^-F.*.-36 fr.

€ab. àa GraàO-Dàd de Tuscany.

35. Head of Pallas, right^ ' • '

i(. AOKPiîN. Naked hero, walking, left, on an ej^eet a boUcker?a'. . . . A.3.-R^-F.*.-36fr.

Gom. Wiczay. Mas. Hedery. T.I. p. lU-N**. 3686.

36. Laureate head, bearded.

^. onONTIQ. The Dioscuri on horseback, racing, each with his head surmounted by a star. □. Mus, Theup» p, 1286. andGessner, Pop, p, 3o3. ^. 4 «-R^ «-F. 0.-8 fr.

(a) Medal already described with less exactness, as for mono- gram. See my Description. T. II. p. 91. No. 14.

37. Bearded head 9 surrounded by a link,. turned right; in front, O.

VjL, OPO. Two wrestlers fighting. □. Topsail, p. 220. Tab. XL. Fiff. ai. . . . . . ^.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr.

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38. Bare head of a woman, right.

1^. Legend deleted. Warrior armed with a shield and with a sword, going right. Q... . -^.'i.-ft^-F.o.-e fr.

Gab. by Mr. Allier of Hauteroclie.

39. Head of young Hercules ^ covered with the lion's skin, on the right.

^L. we. melius KO. Bunch of grapes with two vine leaves, (a) □ £;

Harwood. Pop. and nrb. salt nam. Tab. lY. Fig. 18.

, . . .1 > - ^ . • ■

40. Head of Pallas, left*

n/L. onONTIONi Bunch of grapes. Q. Sestini. Description num. vet, p, 170. No. ^.. • . . . w iEé3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

'4 1 . Other ; onOTNTIlik. Same type; dahs the field, a caduceus. .......... ... ,.. . . . > * . ^. 3. -R^. -F. 0.-8 fr.

Christ. Ramns. Cat.Name. vet. mos. reg.Daniae. T.I..p. i5o. No. a and 3.

42. Head of Pallas, right.

i^ ..ON. Bunch of grapes? _. ^.25.- 43. Same head, h left.

ij:. Without legend. Star? □.• . . ^. 3. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr»

Sestini. 1. c. No. 10.

■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ I ■ I ■ ■ I ■» I I II I ■ He I ■ 1 1 1 ■

(a) Rather from Coroyre.

49^ LOCRIDES.

LOCRÏ-OPVNTII-EPICNEMIDII.

The Medals of these peoples combined are:

In bronze. R^. — F.o. Small modal x8 fr.

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44 €PAnia... Head of a woman, surrounded by ears of corn; in front,

a bunch of grapes, and the monogr. (i 249 of the Rec).

^. onOYNTiaN. EniKN lAmN. Helmeted figure,

standing, left, right hand placed on his thigh ^ the left armed with a spear and a shield. (a) a iE.4.-R8.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. 170.

45. C6PAniaNOC. Head of a woman, right; below, a poppy head.

^. Eni. nA KAAYAIOY. onOYN. Militar figure standing, armed with a shield and a spear, the right hand placed on his thigh. £.4|**R^*-F.o.-z8 fr*

Zeocrians uncertain, (b)

46. Head of Pallas, left.

i^, AoKPON. Bunch of grapes. Q. A.3.-R^.-F.*,-9fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N". iz.

(a) I think this medal is the same as the one who knows, except qaelqaes slight differences. Mr. Sestini tried to give, to the legend, a more satisfactory lesson than that of Pellerin, Tab. OXYII, Fig. 7; but that of the latter, in my opinion, is that which he might prefer, because it comes closer to the truth. However, I have to describe this medal denonveaa, after Have it carefully examined, so as not to leave aacan whose nn monument reported by denx. namismatists who, rightly so, ordinarily make aatory. See the following description, N®. 4^*

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(6) I believe these medals of the Locrians of Italy.

L oc m DE. 49S

47. Laureate head of Apollo, left.

^L. Ao. Bunch of grapes between an ivy leaf and a trident. . . • A.2.-R3.*-F.*.-9 fr.

48. Laureate head of Apollo, left.

^. Ao. Bunch of grapes. D... . ^.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr* Combe. Yet. pop. and reg. nam. Mas. Britann., p. ziS. N^. 7. Tab. YI. Fig. 2. .

49. Young head.

y. Ao. Bunch of grapes. □. . • • ^.3«-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Sestini. Description nam. vet. p. 170. N*^. 12.

50. Head of Mercury, right, covered with petase.

Laughed. AoKPON. Bunch of grapes. D. .fi.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Com. Wiczay. Mas. Hedenr. T.I. p. i44-N<>. 368a. Tab. XV» Fig. 33o.

5i. Head of Ceres, crowned with ears of corn, right; behind ^ a torch,

^. AoKFûN. Eagle standing on a thunderbolt, left; in the field, the monogr. (224 ^^ Suppl.); behind the eagle, a branch ^.7§.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

THRONIVM, nunc Paleocastro.

See, iians Ja Descr ipt. Tom. II. p. gS, the Autonomous Medal

Greek in bronze,

SUPPLEMENT.

52. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^t. 0POKIEQN. in three lines. San jaw glier and spearhead; in the field, a cluster of grape, {to) ^.4.-R"A'--F.o.-ioo fr.

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(a) Already described T. II. p. 93. N*". 29.

494 Phocid^.

PHOCID.

PHOCIS region.

Toyez, in the Description. Tom. IT p. 94 et seq. , Self Medals Greek iroMES in gold, silver and browte”

SUPPLEMENT.

1. Ox head, front view.

" ^. Hollow, shapeless area. D. A. T.-R4.-F.a.*.-i2 fr,

Cab. by Mr. GosseUin.

2. Ox head.

vji. Hollow square. Q A.5.-R*.-F.a.*.-ioo fir.

Sestini. Desor. nam. vet. p. 171. No. z.

3. ^o. Ox head, front view.

v^. Front part of a wild boar, right, daps a hollow square. Q A. i.-R^.-F.a.*.-6 fr.

Cab. of Mr. Marqois de La Goy, in Aix.

4. Ox head, front view. .

]^. Front part of a wild boar, right, in a hollow square. ^. . A.i.-R^.-F.a.*.-6 fir.

5. Another almost similar. . . . A.i.-R^.-F.a.*.-6 fr.

6. Ox head, front view.

]^. Ooo. Front part of a wild boar, right: all in a hollow square. . . A. ij.-R^.-F.a.^.-ô fir.

7. Oo. Ox head, front view.

^. Front part of a wild boar, left, in a hollow square. PI. XV. N^ 7- A. i|.-R^-F.a.^.'-6 fir.

P H oc IDE. 495

8. Ox head.

j!^. oh. Front part of a wild boar. □. Sestini. Descr.num.vet.p, i7i.iV<'. 4.A..3.-R'*.-F.a.*.-i2fr.

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9. Ox head, f^ce.

^. Laureate head of Apollo, in a hollow square. □. Cab. dHermand, A.2.-R**.-F.a.-9 fr.

10. Ox head, front view.

ij:. OIKI. Head of a woman, right, hair re- gathered from behind, and a tin necklace of pearls: the whole in a square cr. PL XV. N®. 8.^.a|.-R*.-.F.a.*.-9fr.

11. Same head.

T^. OoKI. (retrog."). Head of a woman, left. ^ with collar- bind: all in a hollow square. A.a|.-R*.-F.a.-9 fr.'

12. Cornupëte bull, left.

^. <^. in a courtyard. ivy. A.3|.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

i3. Ox head, facing, decorated with strips.

^. Ooo. in a courtyard, of laur. -E.3|. -Jl*.-F.p.-3 fr.

14. Same beef head.

i^. OQ. in a laurel wreath. □. Cab. of Hermand ^.3|.-R^-F.o.-3 fr.

i5. Ox head, facing, decorated with strips.

iji. Without legend. Three ears of corn. D.^.i^.-R^.-F.o.-i 5 fr.

Cab. Grivaad from La Yincelle, in Paris.

16. Ox head, facing, decorated with strips.

^. OQKËIZN. Laureate head of Apollo, turned right iE.4.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

17. Cornupëte bull, left.

^L. <^. in the middle of the field •« • a.< .«F'O.-S fr.

496 Phocis.

18. Ox head, facing, decorated with strips.

j^. ^AAAIK0T. melius ^AAAlKoT. , eo three lines, in a laurel wreath. Q.£.4**-R*-F.o.-i8fir.

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Edward Harwood. Pop. and arb. nam. scL Tab. Y.Fig. 5.

19. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

Tjt. O. in a wreath of ivy. □. Com. TViczajr. Mus. Hedervar, num. ant, Tom, L p. i45.

N^, ^^97 * ^.3.— R*.— F.O.— 3 u*.

ao. Head of Pallas, front view.

^. 2^. in a crown. . . £.2.*R*.-F.o.-3 fir. 21. Helmeted head of Pallas, front view.

^. O. in a courtyard, of laur. £.3.--R*.-F.o.-3fir. aa. Same head, three-quarter view, right.

i^.

23. Same head.

]^. Ofî. , in monogram, in a crown of laurel. Q. Ed. Harwood. /. c. ^.2|.-R^.-F.o.-3 fir.

24. Laureate head of Apollo.

y. *. in a courtyard, of laur. Q. JE.3.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr. Christ. Ramiu. Cat. niini. veL Mas. Reg. Daniae. T.I. p. i5i.

25. Same head.

1^. Ox head, facing, with strips;

above, £A. □ £.4--R**-F.o.-3 fir.

Combe. Vet. pop. and reg. name. Mas. Brit. p. ia4> N®* 6*

AMPHICAEA?

See, in the Descnpt. Tom. II. p. 96, the Aoroaoi Medal Greek bronze attributed to this city.

CTPARISSVS

Phocidx. 497

CYPARISSVS?

See, in the Descwipt. Tom, II. pag, 96, the ÀDTOifoif e Medal Greek bronze statue attributed to this city. ^

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DELPHI, hodie Castri vel Castro.

See, in the Description. T, II. p. 96 et seq., the Autonomous Medal Greek medals in silver, and the Greek InpiaiALE Medals in bronze of

Hadrian. Faastine the mother.

Antinoàs. Caracalla.

SUFFICIENTLY.

16. Head of a Negro, right.

Vf.. Goat's head, facing, in the middle of a square

hollow. Q A.i.-R8.-F.a.*.-24 fr.

De Bosset, Essay on Meds. of Cépbal. and dlihaqae, p. 3o. N". 3. Tab. V. Fig.*3.

27. Same head, left.

Vf.. Same type, between 2 fish, in the hollow square. G. DeBosset. l. c. Fig, 4 A.i.-R^.-F.a.*.-24 fr.

28. Ram's head, right ^ in front, a fish.

i^. Head of a goat, from the front, with a large beard, between two fish: all in a hollow square.JQ. Cab. of Hermand, in Paris, . . A.2.-R^.-F.a.*.-i8 fr.

29. Ram's head^ on the right and below, a fish.

Vf, Goat's head, front, between two dolphins,

in a hollow square. G A.2.-R^.-F.a.*.-i8 fr.

From Bosset. 1. c. Fig. 2.

30. Helicopter head, left; underneath, a dolphin.

i^. AAA. Goat's head, facing, between 2 dolphins; all in a hollow square. G. A..2.-R^.-F.a.*.-5ofr.

From Bosset. I. v. Fig. i. and Mus. Florent, (a)

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(a) See Description. T.VI. p. 636. incert.

Volume III, Supp. I i

49^ Phocis.

3i. AEAOÛN. Tripod.

i(. Lyre between a laurel branch, and the letter

Sestini. Description name. vet. p. 171. N^. i.

32. Globule placed in the middle of the medal field.

i(. A^AOHN. Tripod, with a vase and cortine. a*. -E.4^-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.

(Dhûst. Ramas. Gat. uam. vet. Mas. reg. Daaiae. T. I.p. i5i. No. i.Tab.in. Fig. 12.

33. Apollo standing, dressed, with the stola, holding his hand

right his lyre.

i^. AEAa>ûN. Tripod. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Mas. Saaclem. Nam. salt. T.I. p. 179.

34. AEA<1>ÛN. Apollo standing, dressed in the stola, and turned

on the right, playing the lyre.

yes. Tripod. G, . .£.6.-R^.-F.o.-2o fr.

MillingeD. Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 41. N<*. i. Tab. II,Fig. 10.

35. AEAOÛN. Same type of Apollo.

li. Mount Parnassus 5 above, nY0IA. in two lines: all in a courtyard, of laurel. □. Millingen. L c. No. a. Tab. IL Fig, 11. ^.5.-R7.-F.o.-24 fr.

36. Same type of Aupllon.

i^. AEAOO. Crown in which we read IITOIA. ;

at the bottom, three mounds. Q. • . • .£.4*~R^*-F.o.-24 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. 1. c.

Hadrianus,

37. AAPIANOC. ceBAÇTOC. Laureate head of Hadrian, with the paludamentum.

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%. AeAOîlN. Altar on which is a stone conical shape, around which is a snake.

a JE.5.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Sestioi. 1. c. No. has.

Phocis. /i9()

:i8 head of Hadrian.

tf., AEAOÎ2N. Apollo, holding in his right hand a laurel branch, and leaning on a column on- raising a lyre. Q ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Yaill. Name. grseca.

^9. Other ; A€A^QN. Raven perched on a branch laurel. Q I. 6.-R4.-F. 0.-12 fr.

Edvaido Harwood. Pop. and orb. salt. name. Tab. III. Fig. i.

40. Other; tripod wrapped by a snake. □. F’ailL Num, graeca JE. 4. -R^. -F. 0.-8 fr.

41. Den; lyre placed on a rock. Q. Vaill, L c JE.4.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.

42. Other; A6AOQN. Lyre placed on a rock.

D .E.6.-R4.-F.O.-I2 fr.

Gessner. Impp. Tab. XCI. Fig. 5;.

43. AYTO. KAI. TPAIANOC. AAPIANOC. Menae head.

ut. A6AOQN. Octostyle temple, decorated with several

statues. □ ^.7.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Sesdni. Des€r. nam. veL p. 171. No. 3.

Antoninus More.

44. ATT. ANTONIN (“C.) €YC. ceB. Laureate head of An-

tonin le Pieun.

i^. A6AOQN. Head of a child, with a crown

written off. Q ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Mos. Sanclem. Name. salt. T. II. p. aai.

45. Legend deleted. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious.

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%, nT0IA. in a laurel wreath. Q. Christ. Ramus, CaU num. vet. Mus. reg. Daniae, T. /.

p, i5i. iV^ 3 ^.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr»

li*

5oO P H O C I D X.

Faustina senior.

46. ​​0€A. OAYCTINA. Head of Faustina, right.

i^. A€AOQN. Bust of a woman dressed in a stola,

Dr. , hair falling from behind, in braids ^

in front of it a branch. Q .îl.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Mus. Sanclem. Name. salt. T. II. p. a38. Tab. XXII. Fig. i65.

47. Other; AEAOO. Figure dressed in the paludamentum, at the entrance to a tetrastyle temple seen from the side. Q. Vaill. Num, graeca JE. 7. -R'*. -F. 0.-2 4 fr.

48. 0€A. OATCreiNA. Head of Faustine, dexterous.

i(. A€AÎ2N. Temple seen from the side, in which is a nude statue. Q ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-!i4 fr-

Millingen. Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 41. No. 3. Tab. II. Fig. xa.

49. eEA. OATCTEINA. Same head.

ji, ..EAOÛN. Apollo in women's clothing, standing, leaning on a column at the entrance to a temple. D^ CaU d’Ennerj. p. 53a iV^ 3496.iE.6.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr.

50. Other; A€AQN. Pallas standing, throwing a javelin with the right hand raised, the left placed on its button clier. Q jE.7,-R*,-F.o.-a4 fr.

Sestiui. Description nuiu. yet. p. 171. N^. 5.

5i. 0€A. <Ï)ATCT€INA. Same head.

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i^. AeAOaN. Same type. □. . . jE.9.-R^.-F.o.-5o fr. Mus. Arig. T. I. Impp. al. Tab. IV. Fig. .W.

^

52. 0€A. *AYCT€1NA. Head of Faustina the mother, right.

i(. A6A012N. Laureate head of Apollo, right. □. Cab, JHIillingen iE.4|'-R^--F.o.-i5 fr»

Phocis. 5gold

53. 0€A. OAYCTeiNA. Head of Faustina the mother, right.

H[. nY0IA. Large table on which are a table ronne, a vase, an urn and a crow. □. Sestini. Description num, vet, p, 17a. No. 6. ^.7.-il^.-F.o.-9 fr.

54. Other; nY0IA. in a crown. □. Sestini, Lett, num. continue. T.. F", p, 11.... ^. 4. -R^ --F. 0.-6 fr.

55. 0EA. N. (a) OAYCTEINA. Same head.

sj;. AEAOÎ2N. Diane standing, left, holding a bow in the right hand, and in the left an arrow. a jE.6.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr.

Com. WicMy. Mos. Hederv. T.I. p. 146. N**. 3700.

Caracalla.

56. AYTO. KAICAP. AN {lit. fugientibus.)^\isU

laurë of Caracalla, right, armored chest.

yes, AeAOON. Laurel wreath; in the middle, nT0IA. in two lines ^.7.-R^.-F.*.-24 fr.

ELATEA, nunc Eleuta.

See, in the Description, Tom. //. pag, 98, the AuTONOMEt Medals

bronze Greeks,

SUPPLY.

57. Bearded head of Neptune, left.

B^. EAATEON. Prow of ship; behind, a branch. □ ^.5.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.

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Edward Harwood. Pop. and urb. salt. nam. Tab. III. Fig. has.

(a) Pro NEA. nova.

5o2 Phocis.

5”. E^» a„. u„ neck,.., of olivi”.

K. Head of a woman, right. ? D. ^.3.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr*

Office of fea M. Tôchon.

TITHOREA?

The silver medal awarded to this Tille belongs to the Phocaeans; the legend has been redone. Fqjrez Gom. Wiczaj. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 145. N*. 3701. Tab. XV. Fig. 33r.

BOEOTXE* 5o3

BOEOTIE.

BOEOTIA in Generates ^ nunc Livadia.

See, dam la Deseript.Tom, //- f»<*^* J99 efsuw. , the Medals ^mo^ Greek xfoitss in silver and bronze,

SUPPLY. ,

I. Boeotian shield.

i(. Hollow area, formed of four trian-parts very deep gulars, arranged like mill wings, a. Cab. by M, Durand A.3.-R6.-F.a.*.-ioo fr.

î. Boeotian shield..

i^. Hollow area, divided into four three-part parts

irregular gulars. □ A..I.-R?.-F.a.*.-5o fr.

Same Cabinet.

3. Boeptian shield.

i<. Hollow area; in the middle, the ornament fig. among monograms, PI. T.N®. 226 of the Suppl. □. Cab, of Mr. Roustan, in Marseille. A. i|.-R^.-F.a.*.-4o fr.

/i- Boeotian shield.

i^. Hollow area, divided into nine parts, four in hollow and five in relief, arranged on moyiin wings. a. A.ii.-R^-F.a.*.-4o fr.

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Office of Mr. Le Inarqais de La Goy

5. Boeotian shield.

?i. Diota in a hollow square. Plancbe XVI. N^ î, A.2i.-R5..F.a.*.-24 fr.

5o4 BOEOTXK.

6. Boeotian BoacUer.

i^. Diota, in a hollow square. □. Office of M, Durand A.2.-R^.-F.a.*.-2o fr.

7. Other similar. Q A. 1 .-R*.-F.a.*.-i8 fr.

Same Cabinet.

8. Boeotian shield.

i^. BOI. Cantharum; above, club lying;^ in the cbamp, a bunch of grapes: all in the hollow square A.2i.-R^.-F.a.*.-9 fr.

9. Other; BOIQ. ; above the cahthanim, a thunderbolt in square A.,3.-R4.-F.*.-i2 fr.

10. Boeotian shield.

j^. ANTI. Diota; above, a fish. Q. Sestini. Description num,vet.p, 172. iV». 3. A. 5. -R*. -F.*. -18 fr,

11. Other, with ASfi. Diota; above, club; to

side, a croissant. Q A..5.-R*.-F.*.-i8 fr.

Coid. Wiczay. Mus. Hederv. T.I. p. 146. N**. 37o3.

12. Other, with AS12P. * above the diota, a club. □. Sestini. L c. No, ^ A.5.-R*.-F.*.-i8 fr.

i3. Boeotian shield.

i^. AAMOKA. Diota A.5.-R3.-F.*.-24 fr.

i4« Boeotian shield.

i^. EPAM. Diota; above, a rose. D. Eckhel. CataL mus. Caes. Vindohon. Tom. J. pag. iio. No.Z A.5.-R4.-F.*.-48 fr.

i5. Other; EYPI. Diota. U A.5.-R*.-F.*.-i8 fr.

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Pembrock. P.II. Tab. XLIX. No. 6.

16. Other ^EYFAPA. Diota; above, club and cluster grapes. □. Dutens A.5.-C.-F.*.-ia fr.

Pembrock. 1. c. N”. 11.

BoEOTii:. SoS

17. Boeolian shield.

ri.KAAAI.Diiiiin. (Med. filled.)-*. 5. -C.-F.*.-6 fr.

18. Other, with KAAA. D jǫ..5.-C.-F.*.-u fr.

Seslini. Description aaia, vel-p. 173. H°, 6.

19. Other; KAin. Diofa A,.5.-C.-F.*.-i2fr

ao. Other, with KPAT. Diota. O. A..5.-R'.-F.*.-i8 fr.

Etkh«l. C»t. my". Ciw-Tindob. T.I. p. T.o.N". 5. mr. Other; OATMP, Diota; above, an iron of faiicc □ A.5.-B'.-F.*.-i8 fi--

Eckhel. Cal, mins. Caes. Vindob, T.I. p. i m. N". 6. ja. Other; ONA2./Q A.5.-E'.-F.*.-i8 fr.

P«ral.rocl. P, U. Tab. XLIX. N”. 7,

33. Diota enters the letter a. and a club.

Ji. Diota surrounded by five globules? □. Office of

Mr. Chevalier Pêlré *.î.-R' .-F.*.-3 fr.

24- Head of Ceres, crowned with ears of corn, and seen from the front.

H. BOmTÏÏN. Neptune naked and standing, his trident in the right hand, a dolphin on the left; in the field, the Boeotian shield and the mongr. (5^3 of Rec). □ j%..4.-R^-F.*.-a4 fr.

Cib. by Mr. le obetallec Allier.

i5. Other; in the chainp, El.; on the ground, a rock. □.

Cab. by M. MilUngen A,.4.-R^iF.^'.-24 fr

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a6. Other ; in the field, a helmet, it seems,

and the monogram. (227 of the Supp.). A.5.-R5.-F.-»'.-a4 fr. 27. Head of Ceres, facing, crowned with ears of corn.

%. BOIHTON. Naked Neptune, standing, right, read

right hand on his trident, and a dolphin on the

left; in the field, the monogr. (171 of the Rec.);

below, UD dis({ue A,4.-R*.-F-*.-24 fr'

5o6 BOBOTZE.

28. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

i^. BOIÛTÛN. Victory standing, left, holding the right hand a crown, and the left a tri- tooth; in the field, the monogr. (265 of the Suppl.) and the letter S A.4.-.R3.-F.*.-i5 fr.

29. Other; in the field, the monogram (266 of Supplement) A..4.-.R3.-F.*.-i5 fr.

30. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

i^. BOI12TÛN. Victory standing, turned left, holding a crown in the right hand, and the left on a trident; in the field, a tnyrse and the mon.

(108 of the Rec.) A.4.-R^-F.*.-i5 fr.

3i. Boeotian shield. i

Tf.. BOlQTClJi. Victory det>out, turned left, holding in his right hand a crown, and in the left a trident. □ ..^.4.-R^.-F.o.-S fr.

Combe. Vet. pop. and reg. name. Mas. Britann. p. Z25. N**. 5. Tab. VI. Fig. 8.

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32. Boeotian shield.

tf.. BOIûTaN. {Lîu, jfΣ^.) Victory standing, tour on the left, holding a crown in the right hand, and a trident of the left. ...... iE.3^.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

33. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter, right.

i^ BQiaTON. Victory standing, turned left, holding a crown in the right hand, and a trident from the left. □ ^. 5. -R^. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Haunt. Tab. XIIT. Fig. 14.

34. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. -

i(. BOIQTaN. Naked Apollo, seated. on a base, with left, and leaning against a tripod, holding a bow of the

*

right hand; on the front of the base, a trident. D.Hunier. Tah. Xt!ï, Fig, i5. ^.4.-R5.-.F.*..i5 fr.

BOEOTIK. 507

35. Head of Apollo, facing, printed on two others heads, turned to the left, and one of which is reversed.

i^. BOIÛTÛN. Pallas standing, right hand on his shield placed on the ground, and a pole in the left. (Overstamped medal,) □ ^.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Haym. Teas. Brit. T.I. Tab. XXII. Fig. 7.

36. Head of Cerës, crowned with ears of corn, front view.

i^. DRINK. Naked Neptune, standing, turned left, the right foot on a rock, the right arm resting on its thigh, and the right hand on his trident, {a) □. Topsail, Tab, XIII. Fig. i3 iE.4.-C.-F.o.-.i fr.

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37. Lion's head, front view.

i^. DRINK. Same type of Neptune. □. Office of Hermand, iE.4 -R^-F.o.-i5 fr.

38. Head of Apollo, it appears.

i^. Without legend. Boeotian shield. □. Haym, l. c, Fig, 4 ^.4.-R^-F.o.-.4 fr.

39. Bearded head, perhaps of Neptune.

^, BOIÎÎTQN. Fantastic animal, composed of

posterior part of a horse, with a human head

bearded, and a Triton sounding the sea conch,

and finished with two fish tails; in the field,

a trident. □ ^.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Haym. 1. c. Fig. 5.

40. Bearded head of Jupiter or Neptune.

bC. BOiaTaN. Naked Neptune, standing, leaning on his right knee and foot placed on a rock, having to the right hand a trident. □. . . . ^. 4. -R^. -F. 0.-6 fr.

Haym. 1. c. Fig. 2.

(a) This medal is found almost tonjoars struck by the metals Greek daggers, so that we can quite usually see the remains of an old type.

5o8 BOEOTIE.

4i. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin of the lion.

i(. BOmTîZN. Pallas walking, right, throwing the lightning of the right hand, e( the left arm stretched iE.4.-R3.-F.o.-.6 fr.

42. Young head, right.

i^. BOIATON. Double one-headed owl. 0. Com, TViczaj, Mus. Hederv, Tom» /. page, 146. iV^. 3711 iE.6.-R4.-F.o.-.i2 fr.

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ANTHEDON? nunc Lukisi vel Talandi.

The Autonomous Medal awarded to this city is:

In silver. R*. — F.a. Small modal, , . , 100 fr«

43. Boeotian shield.

i^. A. Dïo/a, in a square.Q. A..2.-K^.-F.a.-ioofr, Ex Mus. So. Sestini. Description name. vet. p. 173. and Class. gen. edit. nova. p. 45.

^ BoEOTIE. 609

ASPLEDON.

The medals awarded to this city are:

In silver. ]^*. — F,a.*. Petilf modal 100 fr.

In bronze. R®. — F.o. Small modal 40 fr.

44* A "Forepart of a leaping horse, with

left.

x^. Flying eagle, holding a serpent in its beak, in a hollow square. □. . . . A. 2. -R^. -F. a.*. -100 fr.

Sestini. Lett. nam. coDtinaaz. T. II. p. a3;

45. A2PA. Same type of full-length horse, with a brake, left.

i^. Eagle flying, holding a snake in its beak, in a hollow square. □. . . . A.. 2. -R^. -F. a.*. -100 fr.

Sestini. The. Chapter IV. p. 65. Tab. I.Fig. 19.

46. Running horse, left.

i^. Flying eagle, holding a serpent in its claws, a!.. iE.3.-R8.-F.o.-4o fr.

, Haunt, p. 94. N«. i5. Tab. XYII. Fig. 7.

5lO BOEOTIE. g

CHERONEA, nunc Capurna.

The medals awarded to this city are In silver, {a), eide various modules.

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47. Boeotian shield.

li* X. in a circle. □ /^.-F.a.<

Sestini. Class. gen. edit. nova. p. 4^*

COPAE.

The medals of this city are:

In silver. R*^. — F.*. Medium modal 3oo fr.

In bronze. Imperial saspecte.

48. Boeotian shield.

Vf., KfillAIÛN. Front part of a bull. a A.3.-R*.-F.*.-3oo fr.

Cab. of Mr. Bargon, in London. Sestini. Lett. nnm. continaax. T.U.p. aa.

J^espasianus.

49. OTECnACIANOC. CEBACT. Laureate head of Vespasian.

-Bf, KXîIIAmN. (To) Cërës walking, holding in

each hand a torch. □ £.

Ge.ssner. Impp. Tab. LIX. Fig. 3.

(a) All the medals awarded to this Tille are, I believe, of Thebae; It is a 0 {theta) that must be seen there, and not a chi in a circle.

(b) This lesson is suspect.

BOEOTIE* 5ll

CORONEA, nunc Camari. Medals

autonomous.

The Medals of this city are: In silver. R^ _ p ^ ♦ p^jj^ module from 5o to loo fr.

5o. Half of the Boeotian shield.

it. 9. in a hollow square. □. A. i .-R^.-F.a.^.-So fr.

Sestini. Lett. uoiu. continue. T. II. p. vto.

5i. Boeotian shield.

fi. Hollow square; in the middle, 9.0. Cab. by M, Allier de Hauteroàhe, in Paris, (a). A.i.-R^.-F.a.*.-5o fr.

5^. Boeotian shield.

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i^. Ko. Hairless mask, from the front, sticking out the tongue, curly hair A,.2.-R^.-F.*.-ioo fr.

PI. XVI. Fig. 4. 53. Boeotian shield.

i^. Ko. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with lion skin. □ A,.2.-R*.-F.*.-ioo fr.

Cab. by MilaD. Sestiai. I. v. p. 21.

• (to) I have already described this medal to the generality of Boeotia. See Description. T. II. p. 100. N**. 9. M. Sestini (Lett. nam. continuas. T. II. p. ao.) thinks that she could well have been hit in Coronea; the age of its factory would lead me to believe that this medal, as well as the previous one, can also belong to Copae, which must have raw materials of primitive manufacture.

5l2 BOEOTIE.

DELIVM, nunc Delis.

See, in the Description, Tom, U. pag. 104, the Autohoiui Medal bronze Greek statue attributed to this *t>iUe,

fiUFFI<£M£NT.

54. Horse head with collar.

ji. A* in a hollow square. □. /Sk..2.-R*.-F.a.-5o fr. Sestini. Lett. Damn. continue. T. II. p. a3.

55. Horse's head, right, with a bridle; in front, 9.

i^. A. in a hollow square? (a) □. Sestini, Descriz. d'alc, med. gr. of Mus, of Prirtc, of Danim, p. j 5. N<^. 2 A.. I .-R*.-F.a.-2oo fr.

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56. Boeo tien shield.

i(. AI. pro A£. Diota: all in a hollow square. -k, PI. XVI. N^ 5 A.4i-R*.-F.a.-ioo fr.

57. Other; A£. Diota in a hollow square. □. Sestini, Description num, vet, p, 173... A.4î.-R*.-F.a.-ioo fr.

ERITRAE.

See, in the Description. Tom. //. p. io5, Autonomous Medals

silver Greek ones.

SUPPLEMENT.

58. Barley grain stripped.

i^. Without legend. Hollow square, divided into four

parts. □ A.a.-R^.-F.a.-i o fr.

Sestini. Lett. name. continue. T. II. p. 24. No. z. Tab. I.Fig. a.

(il) Alliance between Delium and Coronea, according to Mr. Sestini.

^9-

BoEorrÈ,

HîS

Sg. Grain

stripped barley.

H. Without

legend. Hollow square

. divided

in five parts,

including three

triangular and dei;

iK squares.

n. Cab. of

late Mr. T6

chon. SestiniLett. num.o

intii.

maz. T.n.

p. 25. No.

has

.A.i.

-El

-F.a.-

lofr.

«0. Another almost similar, i

but in ir form

regular-

liere.D...

. A.i.

-R4.

-F.a.-

10 fr.

Cab. of the late M, Tâchon. His

law. 1

.c.fi'.

3,

61. Other, ;

with the hollow square

divided

in

sii parts.

.A...

-Rt.

-F.a.-

.0 fr.

Cab.defeoM.Tâ^liaD. His

lini. I

1. c, N".

4-

6a. Another almost similar. □..

.A. 4,

-R*.

-F.a.-

ïofr.

C>b. to

the Mr.

Gossel,

in.

fi3. Grain of

stripped barley.

Bj:. Area

hollow, divided

in eight parts

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trian-

guUires. .

, A.i.

-RI.

-F.a.-

10 fr.

64. Deuk others almost seem.

, A.i.

-RI

-F.a.-

■lOfr,

65. Grain d-

□rge stripped.

d4. Area

hollow, divided into

8 triangular parts

areas,

of which S in

hollow and 3 in relief

. A..I.

-R*.

-F.a.-

10 fr.

66. Grain of

stripped barley; in the field,

, E-

H. Area

hollow, divided

in six

triangular parts

1 areas. PI.

XVI.H=.6

A.i.

-H^

-F.a.-

■nfi-.

67. Grain of

stripped barley; in the cha

pm,

a. E.

li. Area

hollow, divided, by 1

wide bar

es, in

five party

M(fl).Pl.XVI.N-.9

. A.i

.-R='

. F.a.

-12 fr.

68. Another similar one, but

DS legetidi

•. PI.

XV).

M". 8. . . .

. A.i

-R^

,-F.a.-

-12 fr.

(a) That idÂidc Bin enorcui se reicon

„,„]„„„„

i drowns d

VEsme.

the omt

■ ///. Supp.

Kk

5l4 Bo£OTl£.

69. p. Barley grain skinned.

li. Hollow square, divided into five parts. □. Cah. of Game M, Tôchon. Sestini, Lett, num, continue. T,II, p, a5. N^. 5 A,.i.-R^.-F.a.-i2 fr,

70. EB. Three grains of barley.

fi. Crown of ears. □ A,.2.-R®.-F.a.-i8 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N”. 6. ex Mus. Roosters.

71. Half a grain of barley.

i^. EB. {^retrograde). Ear of barley. □. SestinL l. c. No, 7. ex Mus, Cous A,.i.-R®.-P.a.-i8 fr.

72. Same type.

i^. EP. Ear of barley, (û) □ A.i.-R«.-F.a.-i8 fr.

Cab. Millingen.

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73. EPY. Barley grain.

i^. Hollow square, divided, by lines, into ^uit per- ties. □ A..i.-R6.-F.a.-4o fr.

Sestini. I. v. N^. 9. ex Mas. .^Dlier.

74. Barley grain stripped.

i^. EBY0B. written in a hollow square divided into ten parts, five of which are formed of bars and five con- cellars. □ A.2.-R*.-F.a.-6o fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N"". 10. Tab. I.Fig. 3.

75. Naked man, holding back a running horse by the brakes on the left.

^.. Without caption. Blooming flower, in the middle of a hollow square area. (^). . . A..i|.-R^.-F.a.*.-i8 fr.

(a) Already wrongly described at ^Ërétria de TEabée. See Descr. T. IT p. 307. No. 60.

{b) This medal, and another with the legend £PT0. , were wrongly described in Erythrae of Ionia. i^n^er Descr. Chapter III. p. ia6. N»*. 47a €t473.

BoEOTiE. 5i5

76. Flying Pegasus; behind, Beaver's cap.

H.EPro. Star. □ A.3.-RS.-F.*.-6o fr.

Eckhel, Docl. Name, vel. T. II, p, igg,

HYLA?

£.a Medal awarded to this city is .-

Kn innze. R'. — F.o. Small modal 40 fr.

77. Itaberb head, helmeted; in front, the mongr. {aa8 of the Suppl.).

rt. TA, Three ears tied together; above, the bou- Boeotian key; in the field, a club. □. Seslini. Description mm. vet. ;;. 1 73 .£.3.-B”.-F.o.-4o fr.

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\oja, dMi la Deicripl. Jbm, It. p. toS, your medalU À.m:om»f. grtcçueinironze.{u)

LARYMNA?

script. Tom. H. pag. toS, your AvTaiiQitt medal awibued to this city, mail placed b«c more than lii, island of eAttiqat.

{a) Father Hardooin capporlc aae medal of Commodus, IrgenUe ICMENÏIIIN. , but to deiigaei the type, nor indi Rafainel where she finds him. This medal “1 iloatense.

Si6 BoEOTil:.

MYGALESSVS.

See, in the Description, Tom. IT pag. io€y the AuTOROfts Medal

Greek in silver »

ORCHOMENVS, nunc Skripu.

Toyez, in the Description, Tom. II, pag, zo6, the Autosoms Medal.

Greek in Bronze,

SUPPLY.

78. Boeotian shield; on it, an epi lying down.

i^. EPXO. pro OPXO, Diota; above, EY. (a) PI. XVI. No. 9 A..5..R^-F.*.-aoo fr.

79. Another almost similar. □. A..5.-R'.-F.*.-aoo fr.

Haunt, p. 68. No. 16. Tab. XUI. Fig. zsi.

80. Other, with £FX. Diota; above, EYBO. □. Cab. by M, Allier de Hauteroche. A,5.-R*.-F.*.-3oo fr.

81. Boeotian shield.

i(. £FX. pro OPX. in a crown of ears. Qi EckheL Calai, Mus. Caesar, f^indobon. Tom, I, 27. iio. N^, i5 A..3.-R'.-F.*.-i5o fr.

{a) This medal has already been generally described. See_ Descr. Tom. II. p. 101, N<*. 27.

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BoEOTiE. 5i7

fla, Diana hairy in a tunic, her hair forming a tuft on the top of the head and falling lengthwise gues naèches, the right hand resting on the ground and a knee fleclii, the left hand armed with a bow; der- behind, a client seated, the left paw in front raised. I(. orxOMENinN. Bare steel, looking at the top of the rock on which he sits and chained. □. Seslini. LetL Jul. contin. T.J/.p. a^.^.^.-R'.-F.a.-ioo ir.

PELECANIA.

PHARAE, vel PHERAE.

There you go, ilani la Dacripl. Tom. He, pag. 107, the Midaille AcTonuui S^P P1.ELEMENT.

83. Front part of a running horse, left.

B(. ^. Grain, of barley with its husk, in a hollow square*. □ A.4.-R«.-F.a.-2oo fr.

Cab. d’Hciiaaud. Ssatini. I c. p. 18. No. i.

84. Front part of a running horse.

B(. ^_.' Grain of barley in its husk; all in a hollow square. O A..3.-R"-F.a.-aoo fr.

Cab. CoDsiDcrj. Sutini. l.c. p, 19, No., a,

85. Antre, with ^* O A.3.-R«.-F.a.-aoo fr.

Miimc CabinM. Sesiioi. l. c M°. 1

5l8 BOEOTIE.

86. Front part of a horse running j to the right.

H' ^r ^rain of barley with its husk, in a hollow square. □ A.4.-R'.-F.a.-a5o fr.

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Cab. of Gotha. Sestini. Lett. name. continue. T. II. p. 39. N*. 4. Tab. I.Fig. 4.

87. Boeotian shield.

i(. Diota: all in a hollow square»

s 1*

a A.3.-R».-F.a.-îàoo fr.

Cab. from Milan. Sestini 1. c. N*. 6.

PLATAEAE, nunc Cocla.

See, in the Description. Tom. IL pag, 107, the Autovomb Medal

Greek in silver.

SUPPIiÉWTENT.

88. Front part of a running horse; behind, a bunch of grapes.

i(. P. Sinoiple shaped vase: all in a square hollow? □ A.2.-R*.-F.a.-5o fr.

Cab. Cousinery. SestinL 1. o. p. 3x.

89. Head of Cérës, veiled and crowned with ears of corn.

i(. nAA. in a crown formed of two ears. □ *.3.-R8.-F.o.-4o fr.

Even .Cabinet. Sestini. }. c.

90. Head of a woman, her hair wrapped in the reticulum.

Vf., nA. Ox walking and looking up. Q. Cab, (THermand, Sestini, L c, ^.3.-R*.-F.o.-4o fr.

BoEOTIE. St^

POTNIAE?

Lfi Medal awarded to this city is:

:n bronze. S?. — F.o. Pelil module. So ft.

He, hairless manly TV, helmeted, straight leg,

Bi- -_. pro nOT, (“( videtur.) Club placed per- pendicularly. □ i;.4,-R*.— F,o.-3o fr.

.T.IT.p.ee, Tsb.I. Fig. a8.

TANAGRA, nunc Gremata.

Toyci, in the Description. Tôài.II.p. \ay et suif., tes Médilillci A-DTO- sa»C3 grevijuti ta» argeat and ta hroiat, and lu IiuÉaiiLti Greek

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Tiberius. Trajun.

SUPPLEMENT.

1)2. Boeotïcn shield.

fl(. Hollow area divided into eight parts, of which four in hollow, Irès^deep, in the shape of a quadri- elongated laterals, and four projecting triangular ones; at bottom of two of the quadrilaterals, the letter T. PI, XVI. N". I A-5.-R'.-F-a.*--i 5o fr.

g'î. Boeotian shield.

H. Half-length horse. □. A.2.-R*.-F.a.*.-»; fr. D-Eunerj. Eyelash. p. 89. No. ai?.

520 B O E O T I B.

94- Boeoti'en shield.

bed. TA. Front part of a horse, right^ D A.i.-R4..F.a.*.-ia fr.

Office of Mr. Marquis de La Goy. •^S. Boeotian shield.

i^. TA. Front part of a galloping horse, right A.i|.-R4.-F.a.-ia fir.

96. Hoeotian shield.

•Bf.. TA. Front part of a galloping horse, right. : all in a hollow square. A.2|.-R4.-F.a.*.-24 fr.

97. Boeotian shield.

i^. TAOPO. Running horse, at the *^es8U8 of which is

a cob? (a) D A.5.-R*.-F.*.-2oo fr.

D*£nnery. Cat. p. 89. N*^. 2a5.

98. Diota, from the handles of which hang, on one side, a bunch of grapes, and on the other, an ivy leaf.

i(. TA. Bunch of grapes. D. iE.a.-R*.-F.*.-i5 fr.

Sestini. Dcscrk. del Mus. del Princ^ di Danim. p. x6. Tab. II.

Fig. 5.

99. Laureate head of Apollo.

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vi. YOUR. Diota} above, a bunch of grapes. D iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Christ. Ramos. Cat. nnm. Tet. mus. reg.Daniae. T.I. p. i53..

No. I.

100. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.

i(. TA. Diota; in the field, a bunch of grapes and the letters AP. in monogr. □. JE.3.-R*.-F.o.-iS fr.

Sestini. Description num. vet. p. 174*N**. a. law. TA. Head of Indian Bacchus.

i(. Bunch of grapes. □ ^.4-R«-F.o.-i5 fr..

Cab. by Mr. Gonainerj.

(a) Tridrachm medallion, obeUscale shape.

.•

BOEOTIS. 521

102. TANA. Head of a woman.

li, Diana walking. □ iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Coasinery. ^

io3. TANArPAIfiN. Toarrelëed head of a woman.

i^. TANA. Diana walking. D.^.3.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Same Cabinet.

104. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy.

li, T.A. Pallas standing^ holding the palladium of the right hand, and in the left a pole and a shield} in the field, bunch of grapes and AH.D. Sestini, Description num. veL p, 174. N^, 4. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-i5 fr.

io5. Laureate hairless head.

i^. AH. TA. Pallas walking, holding hands right a spear on the shoulder^ next to her, a snake

rampant. □ .£.4.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Cbrist. Ramas. Cat. nam. vet. mins. reg. Daniae. in l)elio«.T. I. p. i5a. No. 3.

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Tiberius.

106. TIBEPIOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Tiberius, right. i(. TANArPAION. Tripod; above, another tripod

in counter-mark .^.5.-R^.-F.o.-24 fr»

Germanicus.

107. Without caption. Bare head of Germanicus.

i<. TANArPAluN. Palm. □.. , iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Sestini. Lett. num. continue. T. II. p. 33. ex Mus. Gotb.

108. r€PMANIKOC. Bare head, right.

i(. TANA. Apollo standing, facing, holding the right hand a laurel branch, and in the left a lyre. □ iE.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.

Gom. Wiczay. Moa. Hederv. T.I. p. 146. No. 37x5.

522 BoEOTii:.

Trajanus.

109. Without caption. Bare head of Xrajan; behind, a palm, it appears, as a counter-mark.

<. TANArPAION. Tripod. 0. iE.4.-R^-F.o.-i5 fr.

Sestiai. Description. nnm. vet. p. 175. 5.

Antoninus More.

110. AY. KAI. ANTwNeiNOC. erc€BHC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious, right.

i(. TANAFFAIcoN. Diana the huntress walking, right, in a letrastyle temple; on each side of the temple, a palm tree; underneath, a boat with sailors iE.6.-R«.-F.o.-6o fr.

111. ANTON. Lauished head of Antoninus the Pious,

on the right,

%, TANAFFAIcoN. Diana the Huntress, walking, right, holding hands dr. lifted a javelin, and the g. a torch; at his feet, a dog. □. Cab, of M, Allier de Hauteroche .. , . . • ^.6.-R*.-»F.o.-24 fr.

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112. A.T. KAICAP. ANTONINOC. Same head.

i^. TANArFÂlJ2N. Soldier, or Mars standing, left,

holding the right hand, and the left. a

trophy. U -E.6.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr.

Sestini. Lett. oam. continoaz. T. II. p. 33.

Mcfrcus Aurelîusj

1 13. aVt. KAI. ANTÛNÉINOS. EYSEBHS. Laureate head of M.'Aurële. *

Ti. TANArPÀlON. Woman standing, teaaht of the hand litters a caduceus; above, an eagle on a branch. □ ^.6.-R5.-F.o.-a4 fr.

Mas. Theop. p. 906.

BOEOTIE. 523

I

Faustina Junior.

Ï14. “PATCTeiNA. C€BAC. Head of Fausline the Younger.

i^.TANAr.....cx)N. Diana of Ephesus, standing. □. Cab, of M, Cousinery ^.4.-R^-F.o.-3t) fr.

Commodus.

11 5. AYT. melius AYP. JLOMOAOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Commode, beardless, to the right. , with the paludamentum.

i^. TANArPAIcoN. Idol standing in a temple

distyle, near an altar. □ iE.7.-R^.-F.o.-6o fr.

Harwood. Descr, uam. yet. Tab. Y.Fig. i5.

116. AYP. KOMOAOG. KAICAP. Same head.

i^. TANArPAIcoN. Naked Apollo, standing, holding a sprig of laurel in the raised right hand, and an arc in the left; in the field, an altar*

□ iE.4.-R^-F:D.-i8 fr.

Mas. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T. II. p. 278. Tab. XXIV. Fig. aoi.

THEBAE, hodie Stives, Thiva vel ThAa.

See, in the Description. Tom, II. pag, 108 etsuw, , Self-Medals Greek zroMKs in silver and e^^ronte.

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S U P P li i M E N T.

117. Head of Indian Bacchus, bearded and crowned with ivy, right.

i^. 0. Hercules as a child, sitting on the ground and naked, suffocating, in each of his hands, a snake? {a) □. Sestini, Lett, num, continuaz, Tom, V. pag. there. No. I Ar.3.-R».-F.*.-4oo fir.

{a) We understand that this medal can also be recognized as a prize, especially since the type contains this sheet, which caused my golden nuts.

524 BOEOTIE.

ii8. Boeolian shield.

Vf., ©EBH. Diota; above, a club: the whole in a hollow square. □ AT.

Haunt. Tab. LIX. Fig. i. p. 3»4. N”. i.

119. Same shield.

i(. 0£BH. Diota; above, a cluster of rai- sin, (a) □. Gessner, Num. pop, Tab. XXIII. Fig.14. ex Goltz, Gr. Tab, Xri, Fig, 6 N.

120. Diota of round shape.

%, Hollow area, divided into six triangular parts. lary, ending, at the bottom, in sharp points; three of these divisions. are filled? {b), A.5.-R^.-F.a.*.-20o fr.

121. Boeotian shield.

i(. Ancient Theta B. in the middle of a hollow square» D.PI. XVII. N”. I A.4.-R6.-F.a.*.-25o fr.

Cab. from Mr. Gossellin, in Paris.

122. Boeotian shield.

it. Hollow area, divided into eight triangular parts lars or quadrilaterals, four in hollow and four in relief j in the center, B. theta, (PI. XXXI. N^ 5 of Collection.) A.4--R*.-F.a.*.-aoo fir.

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123. Other, with ^ A..4.-R^«-F.a.*.-2oo fr.

124. Boeotian shield.

it. Hollow square, with four triangular parts projecting into the interior; in the middle, theta Q, (P1.XXXI.N°. 3duRec.). □. A.4.-R^-F.a.*'.-24ofr.

Cab. by Mr. Durand.

(a) These last two gold medals are suspect to me; I them believe cast on silver; however, assuming them to be ancient they could cost from 5 to 600 francs.

(b) This hollow area is particular to Boeotia and the island of ^gine; I would therefore be led to believe that this medal is a of the oldest in Thebes.

\

BOEOTIE. 5^5

125. Boeotian shield.

H. Theta {fig. PI. XXXI. N*”. 1 of Rec.) ®. at the "mid- place of a hollow area divided into eight integral parts scabs, of which four deeper ones are arranged, in mill wings. □ ^.4.-R^**-F.a.-2oo fr.

MilliDgen. Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 43. N**. z. Tab. II. Fig. i3.

126. Boeotian shield.

li. Thela (fig. PI. XXXI. NM of Rec.) (a) in the middle place of a hollow square, divided into eight parts by four quadrilaterals arranged like windmill wings. PI. XVII. No. 2 A.5.-Rs.-F.a.*.-24o fr.

127. Other similar. □ A.4.-R^.-F.a.*.-2oo fr.

Cab. of IVi. Darand.

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128. Another similar one, with theta (fig. PI. XXXI. N". i of Rec.) ®. □ i5L.2.-R^.-F.a.*.-ioo fr.

Same Cabinet.

129. Boeotian shield.

li. Theta (PI. XXXI. N^ I of Rec.) ®. in the middle of a square cre\ix A.i.-R^.-F.a.*.-i5 fr.

i3o. Boeotian shield.

K. Theta {V\. XXXI. No. 1 of Rec. ) ®. Diota: the all in a hollow square. . 4 A.2.-R^.-F.a.*.-5o fr.

j3i. Half of a Boeotian shield.

i^. 0E. Bunch of grapes. □. . . A. i .-R^.-r .a.-5c

MilliDgen. 1. c. p. 44. 4. Tab. II. Fig. 16.

{a) Mr. Sestini gave Cberonea all the Boeotian medals who bear this character; This is an opinion that I do not share. He must, I believe, see a theut and not a chi in a circle, and put andi coins in Tbèbes.

R6.-F.a.-3o fr.

026 BOEOTIE.

i32. Boeolian shield.

i(. Hollow area, divided into eight triangular parts windows, four of which are very deep and four projecting; in the center theta (PI. XXXI. N*”. 5 of the Collection) ©. D. Cab. lie M, Millingen, A.4|.-R«.-F.a.*.-i5o fr.

i33. Boeotian shield.

i(. Hollow square area; in the middle, the letter

134. Half of the Boeotian shield.

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i^. 0E. Grapped grapes. □. (Diobolus.) Sestini Lett. num, contin, T* IL p, 35. No. 7. A.2.-R*.-F.a.*.-i5 fr.

i35. Half of the Boeotian shield.

i(. 0. Vascî with handle in a hollow square. □• Semi-'

obole du Calnnet Cousinery, A. i.-R^.-F.a.*.-i5 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. No. 8.

i36. Half of the Boeotian shield.

i(. 0£. Bunch of grapes in a hammered round. □. Cab. by M, Allier de Hauteroche. Sestini /. c.

137. Half of the Boeotian shield.

i(. 0£BA. Club and ivy leaf. □. Sestini. Lett, num. T. FIIL p. 142... A..2.-RS.-F.*.-3o fr.

i38. 0E. Head of Indian Bacchus.

i^. 0E. in a hollow square. □. (Tri-obole of the same Cabinet,^ Sestini. Lelt. num. continuez T. IL p. 35.

139. Wheel.

li. Theta (fig. PI. XXXI. No. I of Rec.) ®. D. (Obole.) A.i.-R5.-F;a.-i5 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Allier de Hauteroche. Sestini. 1. c. N*. the.

BOEOTIE. 5^7

140. Boeotian shield.

i^. 0EBAIOI:. Hercules a genpu in the ground, right, stretching * an arc: all in a hollow square.

PI. XVII. No. 6 A.5|.-R8.-F.a.^-.3oo fr,

141 • Boeotian shield.

i^. 0EBAIO2. Hercules in almost the same act- tion; in front, a club: all in a hollow square. a A.5i.-R8.-F.a.*.-3oo fr.

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Cab. by Mr. Allier de Haateroche.

142. Boeotian shield; above, with a club placed ho- rizontally.

i^. ©E. Diota A..5.-R*.-F.a.*.-2oo fr.

143. Boeotian shield; above, a club across.

i^. ©E. Head of young Hercules, covered with skin

lion, right. □ A..2^.-R^.-F.*.-5o fr.

Hunter. Tab. LIX. Fig. 5.

i44- Boeotian shield.

i^. ©EB. Diota; above, a club. □. EckkeL

Cal. mus. Caes, Findob, iV^. has. A..3.-R5.-F.*.-5o fr.

145. Other; in the field, P. □. A..'i.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr.

Cab. of Mr. Marquis de La Goy.

146. Boeotian shield.

i(. ©E. Diota; in the field, on the left, an arc: all in a hollow square. . . A..5.-R4.-F.a.*.-5o fr.

147. Boeotian shield.

i^. ©E. Head of Indian Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right A.5.-R6.-F.**.-i5o fr.

148. Boeotian shield.

i(. ©EB. Canthanmi; above, a club covered chee; in the field, P.: all in a square hollow A..2i.-R^-F.a.*.-48 fr.

149. Other, with ©EBH. and the club to the gods of vase A.2i.-R*.-F.a.*.-i

5x8 BOEOTIE.

i5.o. Veiled head of Juno, right.

> i(. OHBAIHN. Gadmus armed, coming out of a vessel bucket. {a)U A..3.-R'.-F.*.-^5o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Millingen. Sestini. Lett. nam. continued. T.Y.

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p. there. N**. has.

i5i. Head of a woman, h left.

i(. ©HBAIQN. Gadmus, founder of the city, sor- so much of a vessel of which we see the bow, and understand beating ^.5.-R«.-F.*.-24 fr.

i5a. Hairless head.

Vf., 0HBAIQN. Helmeted man, walking, hand Dr. armed with a small sword, and the g. a shield; in ch. , a ship's bow. □. iE.6.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr.

Sestini. Description nam yet. inThesaalia. p. 164.

1 53. Boeotian shield, half seen.

i^. 0E. Grapped grapes. □.. . iE.i.-R*.-F.*.-iafr.

Sestini. Deftcr. name. Tet. p. 175. N**. 5.

1 54* Two poppies and two ears tied together in the middle, a lit torch.

i<. ©HBAION. Lyre. □ iE.4.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Combe. vet.Pop. and Reg. nnm.Mns. Brit. p. ia4. N^. a. Tab.YI. Fig. 9-

i55. Laureate head of a woman, right.

li. 0H. Cornupëte beef, right. □. ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

Corn. Wiczay. Mas. Hederv. T.I. p. 146. N**. 3718,

i56. Front part of a horse.

i^. 0EB. Shield and polePQ. iE.3.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Sestini. Lett. nam. T.V. edit. x. p. 66. N"*. 33.

(a) The estimate of this medal is fixed at i5o fr., in snppoMnt sb is not modern.

157.

B O £ O T I £. 5^9

157. Bearded and laureate head of Indian Baccbus, right.

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i(. GEB. Diota. Q ^.a.-B^.-F.o.-ia fr.

Ed. Harwood« Pop. and arb. salt nam. Tab. Y.Fig. 17.

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i58. Head of young Hercules, covered with lion skin, on the right.

Vf., e£B. Club and flëcbe. Q. £.af .-R^.-F.o.-^ia fr.

Edward Harwood. 1. c. Fig. 18.

159. Head of Hercules, wrapped in the skin of the lion^

i(. ÔHBAI. Vase from which palm leaves emerge; underneath,

a club. Q £.a.-R^.-F.o.-i8 £r.

Gessner. Nam. pop. p. a6a. Tab. XUII. Fig. 8.

160. Same head.

i(. ©. Club, bow and arrow; below, letters erased .£.a|.-R'.— F.o.— 4 fr.

161. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion y k right.

i(. 0£. Club and javelin; above, AAAN.

Mos. Haunt, p. 3a5. N"*. 8. Tab. UX. Fig. 6.

162. Another almost similar. t3. £.3|.-R^.-F.o.-i2 fr.

Combe. Vet. pop. and reg. nam. Maa. Brit. p. ia4* N** x.

i63. Same head, left.

i^. ©£. (ut videtur,) Club and a stretched bow, with an arrow .•••• JEi. i .— R^.— F.o.— 4 "*•-

164. Head of young Hercules, dexterous, covered with skin of the lion.

i<. £0. Bow and club lying down; below, the letters II, .... •.*•.••..••.••••••.• jzs4.2t.^i\ m^M. .Ot^tt ir«

Volume JJL Suep. L l

53o BOEOTIE.

i65. Head of young Hercules, right, skin covering * from Ikm.

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jf. eHBAION. written in one line between a thjrse and a club lying £.a|.-R^.->F.o.-8 £r.

166. Another almost similar. . . . iE.i|.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.

Medals with names of magistrates, and without city names, attributed to Thebes.

167. Head of Hercules, beardless, left.

ji. AtTZ, Prone club and saltire bow. □ iE.4.-R^-F.o.-3o£r.

Sestini. J^tt. name. continue. T.H.p. 43. N**. 5.

168. 1st head, left.

ji. APIZ. Prone club; above, a thjrse. (a) □. Se&tini. L c. N". 6 iE4.-R^.-F.o.-3o fir.

169. Head of Hercules, hairless, covered with skin of lion, right.

i<. Blhs.; aunlessns, an arc sut* which is a lying club; below, IM. □. iE.B.-R'^.-F.o.-^ fir.

Cab. by Mr. CoBsineiy. Scstini. 1. c. p. 4o> No. i.

170. Same head, left.

i^. 0IQN. ;«below, arc on which is a club lying above, a diota,,. £.3.-R'*.-F.o.-8 fr.

171. Same head, left.

i^. 0ION. ; underneath, arc on which is a club lying down; above, A. □ iB.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Coasinery. Sestini. 1. c. N*'. 9.

(a) Medals already described, attributed by Pellerin to Arisbas, king of Epirus. See my Description, T. IL p. 6 1 . N»». i and a.