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

Cab. by Mr. Marqais de La Goy.

i36. AutffeVa^fe^ ÀI&aW. VléhWSi. OIAOKf A.; der- rîèt'e fa chbuétte, trti scàVabéc)f under the diotn.tÇl, D..:... . ..... .... .!...... A.8.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.

■Hanler. p. 53. N^ 63. tab. IX Fig. iST.

137. Other, with AXlf^. At. ;,, in front of the owl, the front part of a horse, to the right and behind, the monogr. (3;7_4 of Rec.)^ on diota. T.; below. Shot. {At. .,,....*..,/ A.g.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Haunt, p. 5i. N”. 36. Tab. VIII. Fig. a5.

' ■- • » < T ■ . T ■

i38. Other, with ATSIA. Affi. ; in front of the owl, front part of a horse, right; behind, the monogr. (374 clu Rec.); on the diota, r. ; behind, EP. a, Hùnték p: 5i. iIV*. 3f. A.8.-R'.-F.o.^i8 fr.

139. Other, without EP. ; But below^ the diota, ^Al. Q. tiunter. p, Ûi. Nd, 38 jii..8.-R».-F.6;-i.ifr’fr.

i/|0. Other, with MENÊAH. EniXFAAH. AAES. ; behind the dioia, a serpent atulotrf A'ïiiiiykioh, □. Gotlzius. L c. Fi^. 7. (Medal suspected,), A;. 8.-

1 4 i. Other, with MÉNEÀ. Enir. Ebi. ; in the clamp,

snake around a Mton. C. A.4.-R^.-F.'''.-9 fr. Combe. Tûtî ^i^ and legTdiiiftjntùili Mt. p. 127. 55.

» ' '.j I

{a) Fur-lined medal.

■L’j

556 Attica.

i4a. Head of Minerva, right, with decorated helmet a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor. '

B^. A0£. M£N£A. EniFENO.

Cab. of Mr. Marquis de La Goy.

143. Other, with MEMEAHMOS. TIMÔKFATHS. ; in

the field, to the right, Cérës seated on a rock, * right, holding hands dr. two ears of corn; in exergue {Lit. fug.)y S* A..8.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.

144. Other, with MHTPOAI. EnirENH. 2QXAKAF02.; in the ch^imp, eagle on a thunderbolt; at the bottom, np£2. □ A.8.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.

“

Eckhel. Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. txa. N^. ao.

145. Other, with MHTF0AQF02. KAAAIO. AHMOSeE- NHS. ; in ch. , a bunch of grapes. □. Gottzius. L. c. F*ig. 17. (^Suspect.), A..8.— -

146. Other, with MHTP0AQP02. KAAAISH. AHMOS^B.; on the diota, O.; below, ME. ; in the field, a grape clusters. Q A. 8. -R*. -F. 0.-24 fr.

Haym. Tbes. Brit. T.I. p. ai g. Tab.XX. Fig. 5.

147. Other j with MNASEAS. NESTQF. ; in ch. , to Dr. , an urn with two handles with its lid; to each- one of handles, one cob; on the diota, an erased letter; below, the fugitive letters IIEF. A.g.-C.-F.o.-iS fr.

148.^ Other, with NIKOrENHS. ICAAAIMAXOS. ; in the ^ field, an eagle; at has, IlE. Q. A.8.-R*.-F. 0.-24 fr. Eckbel. Cat. Mas. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. 113. N<*. a3.

Attica. 5S7

149. Head of Minerva, right, with decorated helmet a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor.

^. A0£. SEKOKAHS. APMOSEKOS. Owl on a dioia lying, right; in front, a dolphin and a trident; on the diota, 0.; below, AJI. : all in an olive wreath. Q... . .-. . A.8.-C.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Haunt, p. 5a. N*". 49. Tab. IX. Fig. 6.

i5o. Other, with SENOKAHS. APMOSENOS. ; in the ch. , right. , a Deity seen from the front, seated on a seat, dressed in a long dress, or dice Xnstola, right hand; on a pole, and holding on the left a symbol of elongated shape, placed horizontally on its legs; on the diota, B.; below, the letters AO. , to what he appears A.8|.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr.

i5i. Other, with SENOKAH2. AFMOSENOS. ; in the field, a snake; on the diota, A.; in the exergue, SO A.7I.-R' .-F.0.-18 fr.

I Sa. Other, with HENOKAHS. AFMOEENOS. ; in the field, a toga figure, seated, holding hands on the right a pole, and on the left a hook; to

the exergue, An. Q A.7|.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Eckhel. Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. !t. I.p. xia. No. 24.

i53. Other, with SENOKAHÏ. MOrE. ; on \e diota, A.; below, 20.^ in the field, a snake drawn up A.7i.-R».-F.*.-i8 fr.

i5A. Other, with HAMOI. EnirENH. saSAMAFOS. ; in the field, an eagle on a thunderbolt } under the diota, ME A..8.-R* .-F.0.-18 fr.

558 A T T I Q U E.

i55. Head of Minerva, right k^ with adorned helmet a griffin, and several troop horses above above the visor.

1^. Ae£. nOA^Mfl^. AAKSTÇfS. AipNTZOA. Owl on a lying diota, right; in, ch. , a tripod; on the diota, A.; k the exergue, X9. :\e everything in an olive wreath. □. A.8.-R*.-F.o.-24 fr.

Haym. Tbes. Brit. T. II. p. aao. Tab. XX. Fig. 7.

i56. Other, with nOAEMQN. AAKETH2. £TAI. ; in the ch. , kg. , a tripod. (Fowrr^e.) A. 8.-R*.-F.o.-i a &•

i57. Other, with nOAEMQN. .AAX£TH2. eÇOAOTOZ. ; UNDER the diola, SQ A.8.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.

i58. Other, withnOAEMQN. AAKETH2. AT^I. ; behind the owl, a tripod; on the diota, S. 5 below ^ SO. a A.7.-C.-F.0—15 fr.

Haunt, p. 64. I.T. 83. Tab. IX. Fig. ao.

159. Other, with noAIXAINI. IIFOTIM ^ under

diota, SO. a A.8.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Cab. d*Hennand.

160. Other, with noAT. M. vel H. TI. and the monogram. (269 of the Supp.); palm on left wing. owl; under the diota, B. Q A.8.-R^-F.o•-l8 fr.

Haunt, p. 64. N»*. 85 and 86. Tab. IX. Fig. az.

161. Other, with nOATXAFM. NIKOI. eEMirrOKAH.; behind the owl, a winged caduceus; on Here diota, K.; below, M£. Q A..7.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Haunt, p. 54. 87. Tab. IX. Fig. there.

162. Other, with nOATXAP. NIKO. 0£MIZTOKAH.; in the field, winged caduceus; on diota, tS.; des- under, A. Q;,Al.8.— R'."^F.o»-*i8 fr.

Cab. of Mr. Marqais de La Goy;

A T T I Q U I. 559

i63. Head of Minerva, right, with decorated helmet a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor.

.1^. A0£. NO£. AAKB. MQTHZ.vAHM. Cbpuette on a lying diola, ^right; in the field, a very foot; at the bottom, 20.: all in a crown of olives vier, a: A.8.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Eckhel. Cat. raqs. Caes. Tjndob. T.I. p. ixa. N^. a6.

164* Other, with nOTI. and a composed monogram letters MPD. ; the owl wears one. palm on the left wing; in the field, 0. □. Cab, of, Me marquis de ha Goj A»8|.-B.*.-F.o.-24 fr.

i65. Other, with SÛKPATHX. AIONTSOAû. A0HN1.; daiis ch. , right. , ApoUon-Didimaeus, standing, por- so much on the hand 'dr. two small figures, and holding from the g. a bow; at his feet, on one side, Cupid the other, a sphinx standing on its hind legs; on the dioia, E. ^ below, SO A.8|.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr.

166. Other, with 2ÛKPATHS. AlONYSOAa. AIK)A- AOOA.* in the field ^ Venus naked, standing, under holding in his right hand the imitation of the three Graces, and on the left her veil; on the diota, A.; below, the letters 20. (a)D A.8.-R".-F.o.-24 fr.

Sestini. Describe. del Mns. del Princ. have Danimarca. p. 17. N^. 3. Cat. d^Ennery. p. 69. No. 81.

167. Other, with ZaKPATHS. AI0NY20AUG. APIÇTOC. ; in the field, a woman standing, the modius at the head, holding a trident in the hand dr. , and an arc from the left. ; at his feet, two little Cupids; on the diota ^ A. ^ to the exergue, 2* .iA.8.-R\-F.o.-i8fr.

(a) Mr. Sestini thinks, qa*il fawt liife, of the link of ATIOAAO^A, ASKAAnnN.

560 ATTIC.

i68. Head of Minerva, right, with an omë helmet a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor.

^. Ae£. SaKFATHS. AIONTSOAO. ATTEMOM. Owl on a diola layer, right; in the field, right, Apollo dressed in Tëgyptian style, standing and seen from the front, supporting the simulacrum with his right hand of the three Graces, and holding a bow in his left hand; k his feet ) on each side, a Genius wing; on the dipta, K.; below, SO. : all in a crown olive tree. 0 A.g.-R'.-F.^.-iB fr.

Sestini. Description. del Mas. del Phnc. di Daninurca* p. 16. N*. i* , Tab. n. Fig. 6.

169. Other, with SOICFATHS. AIONTSOAO. EfHO.j in the field, Apollo naked, standing and going fiicei supporting with the right hand the simulacrum of the three Graces, and holding a bow in the left; under the diota, SO. a ^.8.-R>.'-F.o.-i8 fr.

m

Sestini. 1. c. p. 17. 6. ex Mus. Gothano.

170. Other, with SQKFATHS. AIONTSOAû. IIPQTOM.;

in the field, the same symbol; under the diota, S<^.

D A.8.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N®. 8. ex Mas. D. Paertas.

171. Other, with SQTAAHS. GEMISTOKAHS. ; in the field, a branch. Q ./&..8.-B*.-F.o^i8 fr.

Eckhel. Cat. Mas. Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. xia. IT. aS.

•

17a. Other, with TIMAPXOr. NIKAF. AMOIKPATI.; behind the owl, an anchor and a star; on the diota, O.; below, ME. O... . A^.8.-R^-F.o.-i8 fr.

Haunt, p. 54. N^ ^. Tab. IX. Fig. “4.

173.

At TICK. 56l

173. Head of Minerva, right, with decorated helmet a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor.

vjL, A0E. TIMAP. NIKA. APlCË: Owl on a diota lying, right; behind, an anchor: all in an olive wreath. □ A.. 5. -R". -F. 0.-6 fr.

Haunt, p. 67, N®. ia5. Tab. X.Fig. i6.

17/4. Other, with TIMAPXOT. NIKAr. SûSIFE. ; in the ch. , star and star; on the diota y A. j below, 2<^. Q. Cab. of M, the mark. deLaGoy. A.8|.-R*.-F.*.-a4 fr.

175. Other, with TIMAPXO. NIKARoPAS. APXHS. ; in the field, anchor and star; in the exergue, S*. Q. Gollzius, A.8.-

176. Other, with TIMOST..TOS. noSHS. AAK. ; in the field, a draped figure, standing, holding on the right hand a scenic mbsque, and on the left a haste; on the diota, E.; underneath, erased letters cées A.. 8. -R'. -F. 0.-18 fr.

177. Other, with OANI. ; behind the owl, a mo- nogram. □ A.9,-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Haunt, p. 55. N*”, 99. Tab. X.Pig. i.

1 78. Other, with OANOKAHS. AnOAAQNIOi:. BAKXIO. • on the diota, A.; below, 2<^. □. Topsail, p, 54. No. 93 A.7^-R^-F.o.-i8 &•

179. Other,withOANOKAHS.AnOAAflNIOS. EKAEÛN.j in the field, a standing figure, with a torch; on the diota, K.; below, 'S>OT, Q, Topsail, p, 54, No, 92. A.7.-R».-F.o.-i8 fr.

1 80. Other, with OANOKAHS. AnOAÛNIOS. OIAIMÔS. ; in front of the owl,^ the same symbol; on the diota, B.; below, ME. □.....•... A.. 7. -R'.-F'.o.-» 8 fr.

Haunt, p. 54. No. 91. Tab. IX. Fig. a6'.

Volume JJJ, Supp. N n

56a Attiqub.

i8f. Head of Minerva, dexterous, with a helmet decorated with a griffin, and several horses abreast above the visor.

i^. A0£.

Sestini. Describe. del Mub. Fontana. p 46. N**. 4.

182. Other, with OIAOKPATHS. KAAAûN. ; in the field, on the right, a standing Victory, on the left, holding a crown in his right hand, and left a palm A..8.-R'.-F.o.-i8 fr.

i83. Other, with XAPI. HPA. ; in front of the owl, a bird, right, with a transverse palm on the wing left; on the diota ^ the monogr. (108 of the Rec.); der- rear, HPA. □ A.. 8. -R". -F. 0.-24 fr.

Haunt, p. 55. N®. 94.Tab. IX. Fig. 26.

184. Other, with XAPINATTHS. NIKA. APHIIA. ; in the field, a standing figure, holding the lituus; to the exergue, ME, Q. Goltzius A.8.-

i85. Other, with XAPITKT. HPA. ; in ch. , a rooster with a transverse palm. Q. A.8.-R ' .-F.0.-18 fr.

Com. Wicxay. Mus. Hederv.T. I.p. 147. N*. 3738.

i86. Other, with XPTSO

187. Other, with ANTI. KA. EY. Owl on a thunderbolt: all in a wreath of laurel, or rather olives vier, (aj □. A..4.-R^.-F.o.*-24 fr.

Sestini. Description njora. vet. p. 177. N^. a»

(a) This medal is remarkable, because the medal is pressed that always on the diota, and dou on a fonder.

Attiqub. 563

i88. Helmeted bust of Minerva” on the right.

]^. A0H. Owl, k left. • • . . ^.^I.-G.-F.o.-

189. Other 5 the owl on the right. ...... iE.2.-C.*F.o.-

190. Other; A0£. Owl ^ right; behind, two olive leaves £.3.-C.-F.o.-

191. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0H. Owl, right ^ £.3.-G.-F.o.*

192. Other, with A0£. Owl, right; in front, nne cornucopia. • .•••••...'• £.3.— C.— F.o.—

193. Head of Minerva, helmeted, right.

^. A0H. (retrograde.) Owl, left; the whole in an olive wreath. Q. . . £.3.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 6a. N*”. ax3. Tab. XI. Fig. a8.

194. Other, with A0HN. Owl, right, on a

diota reversed. Q •»••••... iE.3.-C.-F.o.-

Hnnter. p. 6a. ]Sf<>. ai4. Tab. XI. Fig. ag.

195. Head of Minerva, helmeted, dexterous.

^. A0£. Owl on an overturned dioia, right; in front, an erect snake: all in a crown olive tree., £.4.-C.-F.o.-

1 96. Other, with A0£. Same type; in the field, a flower: all in the olive wreath. iEv4.^.-F.o.-

. ^. ;i ■ f

197. Other, with A0e. Chouetfe three-quarter view, right, in a crown of ears. £.2.-R'.-F.'^.«a fr,

198. Helmeted head of Minerva, left.

j^, A0H. Owl, right, holding one. branch olive tree in its greenhouses £.2.-C.-F.o.-

Nn*

564 Attica.

199. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0£. Owl on the bow of a ship. Q. Cab, (flltrmand J1.3.-R*,-F.o.-2 fr.

aoo. Another similar one. □ ^.5.-R' .-F.o.-^ fr.

Edward Flarwood. Pop. and arb. salt. nam. Tab. II. Fig. 5.

aoi. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

1^. A0E. Owl on the bow of a ship, right. ; at the far end of the bow, another little owl: the all in one courtyard, of olive tree. Q. ^.4.-R».-F.o.-j fr.

Haunt, p. Oah. N*". an. Tab. XI. Fig. a6.

20a. Helmeted head of Minerva, left.

1^. A0H. Nice front view, on a grain of barley, in a laurel wreath 5 in the field, . . D iE.a.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr.

Edvardo Uarwood. Pop. and nrb. salt. uam. Tab. II. Fig. 6.

2o3. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

1^. A0H. Owl, on the right, on a dioia placed standing • ••• .£•44*"'^ *'~^*o*-^ fr.

ao4. Helmeted head of Minerva, right, the helmet decorated several olive leaves.

i^. A0£. Spreading owl, facing right. and look- dant to left. 5 in front, ua^diota, . . . £.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.

2o5. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

i^. A0E. Chouetle on a lying amphora, k right; in front, a cicada: all in a crown^ d olivier «•••..•••.....•• uSi.4jî*~Ci«*F.o.*

Attica. 565

ao6. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0H. Nice turn to the left: all in an olive wreath iE,3;.-C.-F.*.-i fr.

307. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0. Owl, right; all in one cou- ronne d'épis M.a\.-C.-F.*--i fr.

208. Another almost similar jE.aî.-C.-F.*— i fr.

209. Helmeted tel of Minerva, right.

ïjt. ASHNAl. Cliouelte perched on an olive tree wrapped by a serpent ^.aî.-R'.-F.o— a fr.

aio. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

tf. A0H. Owl on an olive tree. □. Topsail. Tab.XII.Fig. 9. p. 63 ^.a-R'.-F.o.-a fr.

ai I. Helmeted head of Minerva, left.

^. AeH. Chouettesuriinolivier.jE.a.-R''.-F.o.-/,fr.

21 a. Head of Minerva, helmeted, dexterous.

Vf.. A0E. Owl perched on an olive tree j in the chaznp, a big t/to ta. □ ^./(.-R'.-F.o.-a fr,

Cab. by M. le raarqois de U Gaj.

2i3. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

]Ç£. ASHNAlfiN. written in exergue. Olivier enters the diota and an owl ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-afr,

ai/i. Other, with AQHN. Spreading owl, from the front.

□ ^.3 -R'.-F.o.-a fr.

Uaatcr. p, 61. No. ouch. Tab.Xt. Fig. 3r.

566 Attica.

2i5. Laureate head of Apollo, dexterous; below, TFIA. ^. A0£. Owl on an overturned diota. □. Ed^ Vardo Harwood. Pop. and urb. salt, num. Tab. II. Fig, 4 ^.4.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.

a 16. Fly.

1^. A0H. Cool, right. (Square shape.) Q ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-a fr.

Haunt, p. 6a. N''. aa4. Tab. X.I. Fig. 3a.

217. Standing woman; next to it, a round countermark and hollow, with six divisions.

i)£. Owl, left. Q... . . £.4<-R**-F.o.-4 fr.

Haunt, p. 62. N*". aa5. Tab. XI, Fig. 33.

218. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0E. Double one-headed owl; in the field, several olive leaves; under the owl, a little sow ^. 2. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

219. Other; under the double 'owl^ a little symbol distinct, perhaps a fish. . . fi.2.-R .-F.0.-4 fr-

220. Double owl, one-headed.

^. Confused type Pl. i|.-R*.-F.o.-i fr.

221. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A. Two owls facing each other: all in one olive wreath ^.3.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

222. Other, with A0E. written in the exergue, and the same type iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-a fr.

0.23. Helmeted head of Minerva, dexterous.

^. A0. Two owls facing each other; underneath, a vase with its lid: all in a crown of olives vier, JE.2-5»—R*»'"F.o.— a fr.

At TICK. 567

224. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

]^ A0£, Two owls facing each other: all in a laurel wreath. • • • . . JE.3i.-R* .-F.0.-2 fr.

225. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

i^. A0£. Naked Jupiter, walking, right, throwing the thunderbolt of the right hand, and the left arm extended; in the field, a cornucopia. iE. 4. -C. -F. o.-,

226. Other; in ch. , left. , a thyrsus. iE.4.-C.-F.o.-

227. Other; in the field, on the left, a standing eagle and the letter M •• iE.45«— C— F.o.—

228. Other; in the field, on the left, the cap of Dioscuri; skillful, a standing eagle. £.4. -G.-F.o.-

229. Other; in the field, behind Jupiter, a vase on a cippus or tree trunk iE.4.-C.-F.o.-

230. Head of Minerva, right.

^. A0£. Naked Jupiter, standing, turned to side, having

in the right hand pendant a thunderbolt, and the left

lifted. ^^ •.•••.••■•••••••••.••«■••• ji!i.»j."xj*^j7 .0*"

Harwood. Pop. and nrb. salt nnm. Tab. II. Fig. i.

23 1. Other; in the field, the bow of a ship. Q. Cab. of M, the knight Pétré ^.45.-C.-F.o.-

282. Skull head of Minerva, right.

^. AOHNAIcoN. Naked Jupiter, standing, right, te- ^nant a thunderbolt of the right hand hanging, and a hook of the left raised above an altar placed

at his feet. Q JE.6.-R^.-F.o.— 9 fr.

Combe. Yes. pop. and reg. nnm. Mos. Brit. p. 1 3i. No. 99. Tab. YII. Fig. I.

568 Attica.

a33. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAiaN. Jupiter-Nicephorus, half-covered of the pallium, seated on a seat, left, Victory on the right hand, and the left on the pure pole, a iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-9 fr-

Combe. Vet pop. Reg said. name. Mas.Brit. p. i3i. N**. 98. T. “VI. Fig. 24.

234. Head of Minerva, helmeted, right.

^. A0£. Naked Jupiter, walking, right, throwing the lightning of the right hand, and the left arm extended; in the field, eagle and diota» .£.4*-G.-F«o.-

a35. Other appearance ; in ch. , owl. .E.4.-C.-F.0.-

236. Head of Jupiter, right. .

vjt. A0£. Eagle on a thunderbolt, right, wings deployed. (to) JE.2.-R^-F.o.-2 fr.

237. Head of Medusa, front view.

1^. A0g. Minerva walking, holding the pole of the

hand dr. , and the left arm. extended. □. ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-4 &*. Harwood. Pop. and urL. salt. nam. Table I. Fig. 17.

238. Other, with aBe. Same type. □. jE.4.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.

Gab. by Hennand.

239. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^*A0£. Minerva standing, right, throwing the lightning with the right hand, and the left armed with a shield; at his feet, on one side, an ear of corn; on the other, a horse's head. □. ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr»

Haunt, p. 6x. N<». 198. Tab. XI. Fig. z8.

(a) Described in error at Tbessalonica. Focus Description. T.I. p. 491. No. 3io.

Att,q»e.

569

Ho.TStelau

ree

.Tupiter die, right.

V.A0E.

Mi,

standing upright, dexterous,

andcombattani;

IF main

>ite

lifted throws lightning, 1

;t his left is

army dui

iboi

iicHer of which she discovered

re; uuc long

Bcharpe p

daring

on SCS shoulders pei

id of each

side

^.4.

-R'.-F.o.-/, fr.

341. Another almost

similar, but an erect snake is

at the feet of

e Minerva M./t

.-R'.-F.o,-4fr.

342. Tele of Jupiter or Neptune, right.

tfl. AQE. Minerva-/(fiom(ii, throwing lightning and se. covering with his shield; in front, a snake; der- rear, a cob. □ iE.^.-R".-F.o.-4 fr.

Cab. from Mr. the roarqaii of La Co;-

2)13. Helmeted head of Minerva.

tf. AOHNAIIiN, Helmeted Minerva, walking, the right arm extended, and a base in the left: all in an olive wreath. E3. ^./,.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.

J/lat. Ttiea|>o1i. p. ia.^3.

a44. Other; ..OE. Minerva walking, throwing a ja- velot of the right hand, the left arm extended; of- before her, an owl: all in a crown olive tree. O I.^.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.

Grisner. Nam. pop.Tali. III. Fig. 34.

, 24s. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0H. Minerva walking, right, armed with the base, left arm extended; in the field, a nice: all in an olive wreath. O.Cab. to the Marquis de La Gqjr. • . ^.li.-R'.-F.o.-a fr.

H’jo Attiquk.

'j.fiH. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

îf. AeHNAI. Minerva standing, left, holding the right hand an olive branch, and the left a shield; in front of her, a snake. Q. Topsail, p. 60. No. i83. Tab. XLFig. 10 *.5.-R».-F.o.-.4 fr.

'247- Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

ïjt, A0HNAIÎ2N. Neck brace standing, right hand on an olive tree, and the left on his shield placed at earth jE.5.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.

2/|8. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAIQN. Minerva standing, looking left. , the left arm. armed with a shield, and a spear in the miain dr. ; at &e& feet, a snake. iB.4«-R*<-F.o.-2 fr*

'i!\Ç). Other; A0HNAiaN. Minerva walking, throwing an javelin with the right hand, the left armed with a bou- clear; in front of her, an owl, and behind, a tree

enveloped by a snake. □. . . . -£.4--R*.-F.o.-4fr-

Mas. Thenp. p. laSa.

u5o. Other; A0HNAIQN. Helmeted minerva, walking, holding a trophy in both hands. □. Mus. Theup, l. c ^k5.— R*.— F.O.— 4 fr.

aSi. Head of Minerva, helmeted, right.

^. A0HNAIQN. Minerva walking, to the right, and re- keeping to the left, the right hand extended, and holding on the other the pole and a shield. □. Cab. of Mr. marquis de La Gojr ^.5i.-R*.-F.o.-3 fir.

aSa. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAiaN. Minerva standing, right hand leaning on the pole, and carrying on the left a lyre. □. Same Cabinet ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-a fir.

Attica. 571

253. Bust of Minerva, right, helmet at head, and the chest covered with the aegis.

15:. A0HNAIQN. Minerva walking, to the right, and returning, the right arm. extended, and the g. weapon of a gun clier ; at his feet, an erect serpent. ^. 5. -R'. -F. 0.^2 fr.

254* Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAlu>N. Minerva standing, left, holding the pole in the right hand, and a serpent in the left; in front of her, an olive tree, on a branch of which is an owl; behind, a shield. □. iE.7.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Haunt, p. 58. N*. 157. Tab. X.Fig. 3i.

255. Helmeted bust of Minerva, left, armed with a shield and a spear.

^. A0HNAIÎ2N. Minerva standing, right, one owl on the hand dr. , and the transverse pole in the g. ; at his feet, a snake. □. Topsail, p. 58. No. 159. Tab. X. Fig, 33. .... . iE.6.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

256. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right, with aegis on the chest.

^. A0HNAIOON. Minerva standing, right, one Victory on the left hand, and the right on the pole. □ iE.6.-R».-F.o.-3 fr.

Haunt, p. 58. N**. 160, Tab. X.Fig. 34.

257. Helmeted bust of Minerva, left, with a button clier.

^. A0HNAI11N. Minerva standing, left, one Victory on the right hand, and a spear and a bou- key from the left. □ iE.5.-R* .-F. 0.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 58. N<>. 162. Tab. X.Fig. 36.

57* Attica.

a58. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

y. A0HNAiaN. Minerva standing, right, and looking back turning left, holding a spear in one hand right, and a shield on the left; at his feet, a snake. □ iE.5.-R* -F.o.-a fr.

Hnnter. p. 59. 166. Tab X. Fig. 39.

259. Other, with A0HNAI. Minerva standing, left, pouring a coat hook with his right hand above a lit altar, and the left armed with a spear and a shield. □ iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Hunter. p. 59. N«. 176. Tab. XI. Fig. 4.

260. Other, with A0HN. Woman standing, right; der- behind it, a column on which is a caft head. queé. □ iE.5.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.

Haunt, p. 5g. N”. 177. Tab. XI. Fig. 5.

îà6i. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAI12N. Minerva seated on a seat, left, wearing a Victory on the right hand, and the left placed on the seat; next to it, a shield and a lance iE.5|.-R*-F.o.-3 fr.

a6a. Bust of Minerva, right, with helmet and segide.

^. Legend deleted. Minerva sitting on a rock,

to the right, and turning around, the left hand placed on

a column iE.4.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

263. Helmeted head of Minerva, dexterous.

^. A0HN. [retrograde), Olivier between an owl

and the prœfsriculum, □ ^.5.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 59. N«. z 79. Tab. XI. Fig. 6.

264. Other; A0HN. Square table on which the head is of Minerva between an owl and a crown; des- under the table, the diota, Q £.5.-R' .*F.o.-a fr.

Haunt, p. 69. N". 180. Tab. XI. Fig. 7.

A T T I Q U B. 573

265. Helmeted head ^e Minervç, right.

^. A0HNAIQN. Square table on which is a owl and the head of Minerva; under the table, the

diota, □ iE.5.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 60. 181. Tab. XLFig. 8.

266. Helmeted bust of Minerye, right.

i)^. A©H. Square table with an owl on it and a crown; near the table, a bunch of olives life; below, the diota, □ iE.5.-R' .-F.o.-a fr.

Haunt, p. 60. N. 18 a. TaL. XI. Fig. 9.

267. Helmeted head of Minerva, in front of which is. the letter K.

i^. A0HNAr. Persian tiara on which is placed an owl between two olive branches. □• Hajm. Teas. Brit. T.L p. 204. Tab, XFIII. Fig, 12 iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-i5 iFr.

, ' «

268. Bust of Minerva, right, with helmet and 8egid i^. AOH. Altar of round shape, place siir ui) under basely; on the left, an olive tree. iE.4.-R*.-F,o.-i8 fr.

269. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAiaN. View of the Athbîes theater, walls of Parthenoa, from behind, and of the Propylaea. in a more distant plane. Q. ^.S.-R'^.-F.ô.-aoo fr. The Topography of Athens. by Lient, lïol Leake. i/i-8. x8m. London. ...

270. Helmeted head of MinèrVe, right,

1^. A0E. Victory holding a crown, etthàr-^ song, right. D. ......... . . '^.^.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

Cat>. by Mr. \t nâarqaii de La Goy.

574 Attica.

271. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

K£. A0£. Victory walking, right, holding in the right hand raised a crown: all in one olive wreath • iE.5.-R'.-F.o.— 2 fr.

272. Helmeted head of Minerva, right, the visor of helmet decorated with several horses abreast.

^. A0£. [Litteris fugientibusJ) Gupidon walking,

on the right, appearing to hold a butterfly: all in

a crown. □ ^.5.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

Cab. by Mr. Chevalier Pétré.

273. Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^. A0E. Lyre. □ jE.3.-R\-F.o.-a fr.

Edward Harwood. Po{>. and arb. name. seLTab. II. Fig. 7.

274. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0£. Naked Apollo, standing, seen from the front, carrying on the right hand three small figures, and holding the left an arc; in the field, on the left, a fly or beetle ^.'35.-R*.-F.o.-4 &•

275. Head of Minerva, helmeted, dexterous.

]^. A0H. Naked Apollo, standing, seen from above, carrying on the right hand the three Graces, and holding a bow of the g. ; in ch. , a fly. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-6fr.

276. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

i^. A0HNAIQN. Apollo naked, standing, facing right, legs crossed, right hand. on his head, holding a laurel branch from the hand of dr. , and the g. posed on his lyre placed on a rock. . . iE.5-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

Attiqvb. - 575

377. Helmeted head of Pallas there skillfully.

^. A0HNAIQN. Apollo dressed in JASiola-, debant, holding with his outstretched right hand an unknown symbol, and a lyre from the left. .0.” . . iE.6w**^R*.

Mns. SancUm. JN^tlun. mL- T> I. p. i3r;

>>>

278. Head of Minerva, ringed, right. . jf. A©. Tripod. □* -. • . . JE.2;*R*.*ï'.o.-2 fr.

Cab. of M^ the marqnit of Le Goy. •

. ;. . ■{■

• . . .... . . \

279. Other; A0E. Tripod; on the right, a thunderbolt; to

left, a poppy head. □. . ...Êl5.-R*.-F-o.-2fr.

Haunt, p. 60. N«. i85. Tab,. XI. Fig. 12.

280. Helmeted bust of Mipi?rva, right. : . ♦ . / i^. A0HNAIOON. Tripod wrapped by uû fierpent*

□ i iB,3.4R*s^..*.T4 fr-

Combe. Yet pop. and reg. npm. Mus. J^iu^ji^jjf^-JiSX If^. |a6. Tab. VII. Fig. lo. V •

281. Helmeted head of Minerva. -' --'i

^. Legend deleted. Ossicle. .0/JE:ii.vft*^.'-iiï^.o.-4 &•

Cab. 4«»Mr. the auirfoié fl^Ut^èy/ '

282. Head of Diana, it appears, at 4ipit€y^ with a turned up hair, forqianf^^i^^.^lfes., a on the top and the other from behind; si^r the shoulder left or thinks he sees a bow and a quiver.

^L, A0£. Vase with two handles, wide in shape, with its cover ...,..., .E. i|.-B*.-F.o.-4 fr-

283. Bust of Diana, right,> with arch and eiarqucSs on left shoulder”. . •• ' •

^. A0£. Deer walking, right. Q. £.3.-R^;-F.o.-5fr. Combe. 1. c, p. z33. N^ 1 39. Tab. YII. Fig. za.

\

676 Attica.

284. Helmeted bust of Pallas, right, with TsEgide snr the chest.

^. A0HNAIOON. Standing figure, in short dress (a), holding a torch in both hands. Q. Hunter, p. 69. No. 175. Tab. XLFig. 3 ^.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

a85. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0HNAIQN. (r<^/ro^ra^e.) £sculapius standing, the right hand resting on a stick around which is a snake. □ iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-

Haunt, p. 59. N<>. 17 a. Tab. XI. Fig. has.

286. Head of Cérës, right, crowned with ears of corn and veiled. i^. A0£. Poppy and two ears tied together. □. Hunter.

y:;. 64. iV^ 247. Ta^.X/i.Fi^. 17. iE.3.-R'.-F.o.-afr.

287. Helmeted head of Pallas, k right.

^. A0£. Gértw walking, right, holding in his two hands a lit torch. □. ^.3.-R'.-F.o.-afir.

Haunt, p. 6x. N*". aoo. Tab. XL Fig. 19.

a88. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0£. {Liu.fog,) Cerës in a chariot drawn by' two snakes, left; on the back of the tank, a

poppy head ^.3|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

289. Same head.

ly. A0HNA112N. Same type of Cerës on her chariot,

without the poppy iE.3.-R'.-F.o.-6 fr.

i29o. Woman seated on a snake, and turned to the left.

^. AT0E. Sow walking, right. ^. 2. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

acted. Cerës seated on a serpent, and turned to the left.

^L. AO£. Sow walking, right; below, a

vase iE.2i.-R».-F.o.-4 fr.

(a) Mountain Diana.

1192. Ceres seated surina serpent, è'^ânchèf'-l ''

ly. A0E. Sow, right E.^l.-K* .^THiV-f^-tr. .

293. Another almost similar. . . . :£.24.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

294. ..0E.Sow,r.i defsoHf^ir. ^.a4.-)i^»E.ô:H'fr.

295. Gërës^^de faté*, itattiêë by VihÙY. drûgoUi!^

^. A0HKAIÛS. {Litt.fig:) Truife Uaarchànf; to

right, on utie nïilissue. Û.; \. .\%.24.-R*.

Cab. of Mr. Marchais of La Qoy.

2q6. Head of a woman, àdrpite. ..• ,, ^.

read. A0£. Truiemarchaut. todr.£.i|.-R*.-F;o.-i £r.

297. Head of Hercules, - beardless 'f' to the right, * a club on the left shoulder.

^. Ai&H. Sow, â righti'ti. I.ii.-R«.-F.o.-â Ir.

Christ. Ramas. Cat. nniii. yet. mas. reg.Daniae. T.I. p. iJS8.

IT*. 8flL' ^ I.*;... rii .. -■■ -

298. Veiled head of Ceres, right.

^. A©£. Triptolemus standing on a cbar tratoë by two snakes, left £.i^.TR'.-P.o.-:6 fr.

:>.99. Head of Cérës, {crowned with spikes), 4 right.

^. A0E. Sow n^rch., right □. £.5.-a^.*F.o&-6 fr.

Combe. Vet. pop. tt n^ wm», Xtltt.Brit^ p. x3^N*. 1x4” Tab.VII. Fig. 4. ■ . r

3oo. Veiled head of a woman, right. . ;,

ly. A0£. Triptolemus in a chariot drawn by two winged dragons « • • • a^. . . J£.4«'*a**-F*o.— 4fr*

3oi. A. Triptolême (or Gém) ^sfiis aiur a trailed chariot by two snakes, left. ;• derribrieii another snake. iSjL, Victory walking, to the right^ holding in her hand

right a crown.'. iE.3î'--R*;*F.o.-4 fr.

Volume IIL Supp. 0 o

578 Atticub.

3oa. Triptolemus on a chariot dragged by two serpents » on the right.

i^. A0£. Two ears of corn in saltire. £.3.-R\-F.o.-a fr.

■ •

303. Helmeted head of a Minor, right. '

i^. A0£. Open gate, from which a ser- pent. Q • *•• £-2.^A'^.*rF.o»— 4 « •

Haunt, p. 63. N«. a44- Tëb. Xlh Fig^ 14.

304. Head of Indian Bacchus, surrounded by a link, right. lives, A0E. Diota: all in a éourohnè of lau-

ner. Q«. ..••.«>• ilii.5.— R".— F.o.-^ fr.

Harwood. Pop. and nrb. êth iiiilii.Tab. I, Pif. i.S.

305. Helmeted head of Minerva, in a column of * laurel. ...

^. A0HNAIQN. ^sculapus seated. D.Mus. Arig, r. /. Tab. IF, Fig, 37 iE.5.-R5.-F.o^i5 fi;.

. >

306. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

-B/L, A0HMAtu)Mr. Bacchus in women's clothing, seated

on a seat, left, holding the cantharum of Ja

maindr. , and the g. on unehaste. □. ^.S.-R^.-t'lo.-Gfi*. Christ. Rarans. Gat. nam. ret. Mas. Heg. Daniaè. T.I. p. iSq.

No. 99. Tab. III. Fig. 17.

307. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right.

^. A0H^Aïî2M. One of the Nymphs of Nysa » standing

and turned to the right, dressed in the stola and the peplum,

the right hand on a pure pole, and po'tailt siir le

left arm Bacchus child. □. £.'^.-R^.-F.6.-aô'fr.

Gombe. Vet. pop. and reg. naih. Mto”. Brit. p. iSS. N*; Lao.

Tab. VII. Fig. 7.

A T T I Q u e; 5^9

308. Head of Apollo, or Bacchtis.

i^. aB. Diola” Q. . • , • iE.3.-'R*»-*FA0..r'/| fr.

Cab. d^Hei roadd.

309. Laid head of a woman, or of Bacchus, right/ ïj:. A0E. Diola and thyrsus. \£.2.-<].-F.o.-

3 1 o. Other, without the thyrsus iE.2j.-C.-^.p.-

3 1 1 . Head of a woman, right.

^. A0E. Diola, □ ^.a.-R' .-F.0.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 64. “49. Tab. X.II. Fig. 19. ^'^

312. Fly. :-i:, ^. Ae£. Dicta. Q. . . . 4 • . *. . . JE.3.-R* .-F.o.-a fr.

Go up, p. 64. N«. ajio. Jab. XXI. Fig. *o.

3i3. Head of Minerva.

^. A0HNAIQN. Diota and triquetra, D, Cab.ifJBer^ mand iE.a.'-ji',.-F.o.-2 fr.

3i 4. Bust of Minerva.

152. A0H. Diola, □. . . . . ; . . . . I.i.-tl'.-F.d^-*f*C Christ. Ramns» Cat. theream. yct/Mms* R«^. DàniBé.^. C|)ji58.

N”. 85.r

1 -^ ■»

' / j< .%

...... ., .

3i5. Bearded and laureate head, right.

i^. A0£. Very broad-bellied Diola. Û. Cab, aè M, the Marquis de Là Goj-, .. . . ^.a.-ft* .-F^.o.'-a fr.

3 16. Vase with its lid. .- ", i^. A0£. Type of cylindi'é t lé all datld 4Rn« cou-*

ring of ears. ..*:... £.2.<*«J(.*.^FiÎB>«-ft fi^

317. Laureate head of a woman, right.

iy&. A0£* Fly. ...... 4". » jË.3.-R*.-F.o.-2 fr.

Ooo*

Ô8o A T T 1 Q U E.

3i8. Head of a woman, laureate, dexterous.

ifL, AeE. Flying bee □ ^.î>.i.-R».-F.o.-a fr.

Cab. by Mr. Marqais de La Goy.

3 19. Cicada.

^. A0E. Diota Jl.i.-C.-F.o.-

Sao. Another almost similar ^.i.-C,-F.o.-

321. Head of a woman, right.

IV. A0E. A fly. D -E.4.-R*.-F.o^a fr.

Hnnter. p. 6x. N”. »02. Tab. XJ^Fig. ar,

• . ■ ■

322. Helmeted hairless head, right.

IJ2. A0E. Lamp between two olive branches; to

right, Vacrostolium, □ ^.5.-R*.-ï^.o.-4 fr-

Haunt, p. 6x. N”. ao3. Tab. XI.'Fig..flft.

3a3; Bearded, laureate head.

ïji. A0. Lyre. □ ^.2.-R'.-F.**-2 fr.

Cbrist. Raous. Cat. num. vet. mas. reg. Dan. T.I. p. i58. N*^. 95. 3a4. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.

^. A0E. Lamp. Û ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-à fr.

Haunt, p. 63. N*". 341. Tab.

325. Woman's T^tie, right.

, j^. A0E. Lamp: all in a wreath of olives life. Q^. a. -R'. -F. 0.-2 fr.

Haunt, p. 63. N<>. a4a. Tab. XII. Fig. ,xa.

■ ■■•“..

326. Laureate head of a woman, right.

.'■■■■■ .■■..'•.*.

i^. A0E. Vase with its lid: all in one

crown of olive. if .-R*.-F.o.-i fr.

327. Helmeted head of Minerva, left. . . i^. A0H. Prow of ship t • . .£.2.-R'.--F.o.-2 fr.

328. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. A0H. Prow of ship^ on the end, a

owl. D.... ■ ^.2.— R*.— FlÔ.— 4 fr»

-• Haunt, p. 64. No. 2148. Tab. XII.'Kg. 16.

Attica. fîSf

329. Dolphin on a trident.

i^. A0E. Lamp in the middle of a crown d'ëpis -E.3.-R»:-F.o.-a fr.

330. Dolphin and trident in saltire.

i^ A0E. Vase with two handles with its lid: the all in a crown of ears. . . ^.S.-R'.-F.^.-a fr.

33i. Dolphin and trident in saltire.

^t. A0E. Lamp. □ jE.3.-R*.-F.o.-afr.

Shame. p. 63. No. a36. Tab. XII. Fig. 6-

332. Bare hairless head, right.

^L. A0H. Caduceus. □ ^.a.-R'.-F.a.-2 ​​fr.

Haunt, p. 63. N*. 237. Tab. XII. Fig. 7.

333. Helmeted bust of Minerva, right, with Tsegide on the chest, in a wreath of olive tree.

i^. A0H. Neptune and Minerva standing; among themselves olive tree around which is a serpent; on the branches,

an owl. ^.7.-R*.-F.©.-^ fr.

33/|. Head of Minerva.

i^. A0HNAIOON. Vulcan standing, holding lamiain right a hammer; at his feet, an anvil and the

forceps, a. . ; ^.6.-R3.-F.O.t9 fr.

Eckhel. Doct. name. vet. T. II. p. at 16.

335. Bust of Minerva, helmeted, right, chest covered with his aegis.

yew, A0HNAIÛN. Naked and bearded Hercules, standing, right. , like that of Farnëse ^.5|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

336. Helmeted head of Minerva.

T)?. A0HNAIÎ2N. Hercules, right hand behind the back, holding an apple of the Hesperides, and the left leaning on her club placed on a rock, with the

remains of the lion. Q ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.

Haym. Teas. Bril. T.I. p. 190. Tab. XVI. N”. 9.

5®* Attica.

337. New head of young Hercules, right, the mass is fur the left shoulder.

^L, A0H. Poppy and two ears of corn in a basket, n ^.ï,-R' .-F.o.-j fr.

Haoïer. p* 03. N». a45. T4b. XU. Fig. i5.

33S. Den; A0H. Two lit torches: all in

an olive wreath. □ A.îJ.-R*.-F.o.-a fr.

Haunt p. 03. N*. 346. Tab. XII. Fig. 16.

339. Bare head of young Hercules, k right, a club ' on the left shoulder.

^t. A0H. Bunch of grapes. Q. £.2.-rR*.<^.o.-4 &• Combe. Yet. pop. and reg. nam. Mas. Bit. p. i3e.N*. 91. Tab. YI. Fig. aa.

340. Bust of Minerva, right, with helmet at head and the aegide on the chest.

])?. A0H. Theseus walking, left. , on a galley with rowers; the hero holds in his right hand a crown, and carries a trophy on the left; on the bow of the ship, a bird; at the bottom, a snake erect; underneath, a dolphin. . . ^.ôj.-R'.i-F.D.-S fr.

341. Helmeted Head of Minerva, right.

!)?. A0HNAiaN. Theseus in military garb, carrying

a crown and a trophy, walking on a galley,

on the right iE.5.-R».-F.o.-a fr.

\ 3/r2* Other similar; but on the bow, Life-

tory -E.ô.-R'.-F.c-a fr.

S43. Bust of Minerva, right, with helmet and segide*

t^, A0£. Theseus standing, grasping with his left hand

the Minotaur by one of his horns, and raising his arm

right to hit him; the monster, standing, raises his

hands to defend oneself £.5.-R^.-F.o.->a4 fr*

A T T 1 Q O B.

3/i4. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. AeHNAiabt, Théfëe nu, lourné b left el: in the act of fighting, the middle right wing raised above above his head, and resting on the left arm, at this that it appears, an animal's skin, or ]a chia- myde ^.3.-a5.-F.*.-i8 fv.

345. Helmeted head of Miner\-e, right.

i^. AOH. Tbésétf doinplanl the Minotaur, which he holds by a horn and who is prostrated at his feet. 0- AflU. 5ûnc/cw.JVHm.ie/.r./.;>. i3i.jE.6.-R5.-F.o.-24fr.

34^. Otherj ABE... Sphrui; all in a crown olive tree. □. Cab. of Hermand. IE..!t.-R' .-F.o.-^ h.

347. T4tfi helmet of Minerva.

Hi. A0H. vel ABHN. Naked man, holding a

bull. □ .E.6.-R<.-F.o.-ia fr.

Hïym. Teas. Bot. T,ÏI. T«l). IX..I'ig. 7. Pembrock. P-11. Tab. SLTl. Fig. 1. Ma>, Theap. p. iiSJ.

348. Other; ASHNAIBN. Naked man, standing, holding with the right hand extended a stick, and the left dante. D.Mus. Tkeup. p. ia53. ;E.4.-R'.-F.o.-4 fr

349. Lion lunging at a trophy.

^. Without legend. Owl on a lying diota, middle of a courtyard, olive tree. 0. .a:.4.-R*.-F-o.-i5 fr. Christ. BamD«. Cut. Nnm. your\. mas. reg. Daniae. T.I. p. 1S6. N", 6".T»b, m. Fig. i3.

350. Confused type, perhaps the head of the Minolaur.

1^. A0£, A sword in its sheath and a club in saltire M. ii.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.

584 Atticub.

35 1. Head of a woman, right.

])£. A0£. Quiver, or sword in its sheath, with his bandouiliiëre .E.i.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr.

352. Helmeted bust of Mioerve, right, Tsegide on the chest.

ly. A0HNAiaN. , in four lines; h side, a woman seated, to the right, and looking behind her, the left hand on a column. □. ^. 4. -R*. -F. 0.-4 fr.

Haunt, p. 6i. N'. ao5. Tab. XI. Fig. a3.

353. Helmeted head of Minerva, right.

^. Type and legend erased ^.a.-C.-F.o.-

T^espasianus.

354 Tefe of Vespasian.

I^. £ni. ATEAIANOT. AeHNAiaN. (a) Head of Minerva. D. f^ailL Num» grœca jE.6.'-

ANAPHLYSTVS. Stand-alone medal.

The Medal of this city is:

In bronze, R-jûj-. — F.*. Pelit modal aoo fr.

355. Seated Sphinx, turned left.

^. ANA^AYSTiaN. Harhue face, half naked, end, front view and looking to the left, the right hand. lifting, and a pole in the left. □. yE.5.-K'ft'.-F.*.-aoo fr.

Corner. Wiczay. Mas. Hcderv. T.I. p. 148. 3771. Tab. XV, Fig. a34.

(a) Legend redone, or wrong Ine.

Attiqub. 59S

AZEtÏNI?

• > <(' tm . *

Voye%,

ENOUGH.

356. Eagle on a thunderbolt; below, ....KOT,

^. AKETIN. Epi. a ^.3.-R4.*F.*.-8 fr:

Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. T;-Ii p. 139.

357. Same type, without apparent characters.

v^. AKETINÛ.... Epi. [a) .E.4.-R^.-F.*.-8 fr-

DECELIA.

See, in the Description. Tom. //• pag^» i3g\ la MéâàiBâ AvroKomm

Greek in bronze.

ELEVSIS, nunc Lefsina.

See, in the Deseript. Tom. //. pqg, 140 » the MedaWes AutçbMmm

• .1

bronze Greeks,

delete.

• # ■ ■

358. Cërës seated on a chariot dragged by two .dr^igpns wings, holding ears of corn in the right hand.

]^. EAET2. Sow; below, lemonogr. (58 of the Rec.). C J:.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

Sestini. Description nnm. vet. p. 178. N**. has.

359. Other; EAETSI. Sow; above, a crown ears. has. Sestini, L c. No. 4, . . ^.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.

360. Other; EAETGIN. Sow; underneath, a head of beef. C. Sestini, L c. iV«. 5. ;V. . iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr.

{a) These medals also belong to Grande-Girètie.

586 A T T I Q U £.

36 1. Cercs seated on a winged chariot, dragged by a serpent, left; she holds ears of corn in her right hand.

]^. £A£TS. Sow walking, right.^.3i.-R»..F.*.-4 fr.

362. Same type.

1^. EAETSI. {retrograde). Sow walking, left. ; below, two bunches of grapes. iEî.3^.-R*.-F.'^. -4 ^^'

363. Same type.

1^. £A£Y. {sic,)\ above, the sow walking, Dr. : all in a courtyard, of ears of corn. iE.3.-R*.-F.o.-ia fir.

Commodus.

i64. AT. KAI. KOMOAOC. Laureate and barbae head of Convenient.

1^. EAAIOYCION. , in four lines, in one color laurel wreath. □ iE.4--R«-F.*.-6o fr.

Cabiaet of Mr. Millingen, in London.

MEGARA, nunc Megra, 'veZ Megara.

See, in the Description, T. IL pag. 1 40 et seq. , ies MidaiUes Airro- Greek irOMBs in silver and bronze, and the Greek Ihfébiaus in bronze

Antonin le Pienx. J. Domna.

Septimius Severus. Geta.

SUFFIi£M:BNT.

36 5. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, & left hand.

iji, MErAPJ& Lyre A.4|--R'.'-F.*.^o fr.

366. Laureate head of Apollo, left.

VjL. META%, {sic.) Five crescents arranged on wings of mill A.ai,-R*.^E.*.-4Q fr.

367. Lyre.

^. Prow of a ship? Q. . . . . ^.3.-R*.-F.6.-4 fr.

Cab. d^Hermaad.

368. MET. Two dolphins posed in a reverse direction*

1^. Prow of ship; above, a tripod and a trident iE.3.TR'.-F.a.-6 fr.

369. WED. Bow.

^. Obelisk or lighthouse between two dolphins. D. Çaè, from M, the marq, from La Cof, iE.3.-R”.-F.o.-4 fr.

Î70, MErAPEQN, Tét^ barbwe çt yoilép dw philpsophc Euclid, right.

^. Without legend. Disme-Lucî/hre, walking, at right, holding in each hand, a flanpbeau. {to) n iE.7.-R^-F.o.-5o fr.

Tiaconti Iconogr. gr. T.I. p. aig. edit. in-4*. P1.XX.TI. Fig. 3.

37 Yew Laureate head of Apollo, right.

^2. M6rAPC12N. Diana walking, right, holding in each hand a flamheau.D. £.4.-R'.-F.'^.-4 fr. Nenmann. Num. vet. ined. T.I. p. 224* Tab.YII. Fig. 4.

372. Laureate head of Apollo, with long hair, right.

t^. MerAPenN. €n. Aïo.... {pro Eni. aiontsiot.)

(oh) Lyre. ..< ^./i|»— R'^—F.'''.— 4 "*•

373. Two goats facing each other, iloqt oa saw that the anterior part of the body; below, unegr. grapes.

^l. M€. LyrelO..{c) ^.5,-R'.-F.Q4-6 fr.

£d?ffrdo Harirood. Pop. and gold^. fire imiB. Tab. IV. Fig. x3.

\

(“) This medal has already been described with less accuracy, T. II. p. f4f.N*. 3i8.

Ifi) Fid. Com. WicMy. Mo”. Hederv. T.I. p. 149. N**. 3782.

(c) This medal “st jilnt^t ^ A9^ég«re of the Attiquç qne de Mé~

588 Attica.

AntoTÙnus Plus.

374 Head (Antonîn the Pious.

y. McrAPcaN. Lyre. □ ^.5.-R4.-F.o— 8 fr.

M08. Arig. T.I. Tab. IV. Fig. 54.

M: Aurelius.

375. AYT. K. M. AYPHAIOT. ANTCONIN. {TdiU fugj) Head Mr. Aurële's house, to the right. , with the paludamentum,

^. M€rAP€(A)N. Jupiter-Nicphorus seated, left, the right hand resting on the pole pur^*. Q. Cab, from M, the Marquis de La Goy. . . - ^.7.-R*.-F.o.— 18 fr.

376. AT.. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTu>N€INOC. Laureate head of Mr. Aurële.

1^. M€rAP€coN A long torch; in front > Cérës

dressed in the siola, standing, holding in each hand

a torch. □ ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Mas. Sadclem. Name. salt. T.H.p. 2147.

377. Other; Cerës, holding a flame in each hand beautiful, has ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr.

Mas. Arig. T. II. Tab. XIT. Fig. z65.

L.Verus.

378. ATT. KAI. AUGUST. ATPH. THPOS. {sic.) Laare head of L.Verus.

]^. MErAPEîlN. Cerës standing, holding a torch in each of her hands 5 in front of her, a long flame beautiful, a. Mus, Theup. p, 916. ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-ao fr.

tbymna of Lesbos, as Harwood claims. Plosienrt unedited were given to Megara by Goltzias, Gessner and Spanheim; maii they are partly unknown, or poorly attributed.

ATTJQtTiEéi Bt^

Commodus. ^u^yo^/a/A

379. Legend e<&<îfteft\ï'4t^î tauriç .A^.bn^bu^i.'d^^ÇIOfçi. mode, right, i;,^... .,,^ ^.x .Vcv"'*I/'r:ïil .y

^. M6 rAP€ wN. Çém,,^>fî^ %•% grows, :deliOHt, dressed in the tou{3iée stpla.el;|«; right ^^devapt fsUe, an enormous torch ad)uimewi..)iE.6.-R^.-F«o.-i8fr.

380. ATT. KAIS. xiraAV'xÔMJliôAOl;. Tête lauréé^le Convenient. . ^

b;. MÈrAFEiok. Woman 'Hei>out, the iDain' right extended, a horn of abondi^nce q^ns Ja gaacne.^D. Jl/w^. Theup. p. 92/^. . . ;. .' V. . ,.' iE, ÔT-R^Z-F. 0.-1 8 n*.

. .• ■ } • • 1 ■-.''* * ' ■ ■ ♦ • . » 1-: * r', î • ' ) ■ • - 4. »,-■

Septimius Sé^èriis'. “V*”

■ •

38i. ATT. K.A.CB. CsbTHltlC: T^te laiiihie âéS#|»tîtiie Severe. • :-'.:*...* 1.' . : • ;Ijt, ..=. .*^-.'!.^l) . >

knew. MEFAÏFBdN. Managed inïféhàtrt^, holding in each

hand a torch. D .£*6.-rBAWFatkri8 fîr.

Eckhel. Cat. mus. Cae8.^yii)dQJb* T. {. p. 1 13. N^. 3. .^^ .

382. Other; M^FAPlSi^/Fentme^btmi^ tK^rocfafii, de- before an altar,.jten)wi^^1a(firHttQ dniwfe pât^rctj tffjde the g. uhe horn of^bondance,;0«£fS;-^;irF^qvf*lA&.

> ^ * Mut: Airig.tT-. II. Tab XqL. Fig. a5a.

3 83 ... .A. C€BHPpc Laureate head of SeptimrJSiiëre,

skillful. , - . ; v.'.a>i .AiVi .iyiiiuo ."C .,>8.' ]^. :M€rAP^(joN« I>iarne,,çha«fei»8^ to

right, pulling with the right hand an arrow of its quiver, and tenan^d^ 1^ left a tprçhe.^^UQiee. a^. ! . . \E.6.-k^yF^^-i8 fr.

Mus. Sanclem. Nam. salt. T. II. p. a88. Tab.^XXV.'i^i/siao.

3gù Attiqu£.

Caracalla.

384. AYT. KAICAP. M. A. ANTcoN€IN. Laureate head of Càfacalla, h right, with the paludanteniUvh,

t^, M€rAP(ooN. {^FJtt. fug.) Naked Jupiter, itiarcbafit, k right, throwing lightning from the right hand. , and carrying an eagle on the left. ...... £.7.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

'CatitM of Mr. the marqaif of La Ooy«

385 Caracalla TV.

i^. MErAFEQM. Apollo in women's clothing, butt, holding hands dr. a branch (^i), and g* a lyre. Q. f^aill. Ntim, gr. iÉ.6.-R*.-F.o.-i6 fr.

386. Other; Hygiene standing, giving food to a snake in a patcre which she holds in her right hand. □. F'ailL The ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-i 5 fn

387. Other, with M€rAF€l2N. Cerës standing, holding in

each hand a torch; in front of her ^ a big

burning torch. G £.6.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.

Mus. Arig. T. IL Tab. XXUL Fig. 3ia.

Plautilla.

388 Head of Plautilus.

^. McrAPCON. Woman standing) k left, tenailt with the right hand a patcre ^ and with the left one

circle of abundance. Q...' £.5.-R*.-F.o.-si4 fn

Bina. Ang. ¥. I. Tab. IX. Vig. i3s.

Geta.

389. AOY. centTIM. r€TA. KA. Bare head of Wta, right. ^. M€Jt*AF€CoN. Early woman; stubborn from the “ro/a> turned left. , carrying the hand dr. to her mouth, she elbow left. pressed on a colontié.iE.6.-R*.-F.o.*l4fr*

he liiii ■li^dfc— ^la^hi

(a) Oa the phetrmm.

*

See, ji^d/ii /id Dtiànpt.TôM,' îl, pàg. \%%\ ta Hfèààtlté kvfùvoMt. Greek eh bi^ùnzeattrâuêè in àeKte mUé y rivais epptUtïsnantpïntât

in Ny sa de Carie»

PAGAE, rzt//i^ LîBAbôstÀi^ï.

See, in the Description. Totn. II. p. i^l^etsuiv,, hsMédaii^s

Greek imperial bronze

. • _ ' ' ■

Convenient.

S U P P li B iM JS W T. .

Mr. Aurelius.

• . • - • - .1. . \ ^

390. ATT. K.,M. AYF..ANToiN€lNOCi.Aïri Head lau^ée

by Mr. Anr.ële. . r ; . ♦ '

^. n AFAicoN. Diane jçjiasseresse -in habi VjPou^.t ^ Chaussée du col h u rue, le ca:rquoissl^:.l'eJfa^le ^x^Xe^ and holding in each hand an âann^^^in^Il^mé. n • » .jé^ .\^,.*.t'.\:' f\^ • -.^/E-S;.— Btj.—^^jO^râo tr«

Mus. Sanclem. r^ufl?. sej, J. l^ p.. 948. TalîvXXJl., Fk. 175. .

391. Other; nAFAiiaiN; Managed Marchant ^"f «ft rD^hèr, waving in each hand an ÛAtdhééisiyM^té^éàée by a ram. Û .....**..”.. . Sj,^,^^.-^¥,ti,^%oiv,

Mtis. Arig. T.l. Ttob^ Y. Fig. “7.

Commôdiis,

392. Legend erased: Bearded head and laurel of Comïhoâe, on the right j with r^egidei. j.v?' >

i^. nArAIooN. Ringed head of.femmt^.tOMJCBee on the right. .... ......;... ;. . ; . -E.^.-R^.-F.o.-ao fr.

<

393. AT. Mr. ATPHA. KOMOAOC. Laureate head of Com- fashion, on the right, with the paludamentum,

]^. XIAFAlcoN. Bust of a woman, the head toijirrelated, with Dr. , chest covered. of the stola, □. £.7.-RVF.o.-ao fr.

Sestiai. Describe. del Mns. Fontana. p. 47. No..3. Tab. II. Fig. 8.

394. Mr. ATP. KOMOAOC. ANTooNINOG. Bearded head, laurea, right, without the paludamentum,

]^. IIAFAlcoN. Square base on which the figure of Cérës, walking, right, brandishing in each of his hands raised a torch; in front of the base, a small altar* D iEî.6.-R^.-F. 0.-20 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N*. has. Tab. V.Fig. 8.

395 Mr. ATP. KOMMOA.... Laureate head, right,

without the paludamentum.

^. IIAFAlcoN. Diana^Lucifera, walking on a base, holding a torch in each hand; in the field, an altar ^.6.-R*.-F.o.—ao fr.

396. TF. (jic.) ANTooN. KOMO Laureate head of Ck)m-

fashion, on the right, with Toegide on the chest.

^. IIAFAlcoN. Diane Matrhant, right, holding in each hand a torch. £. 4 •-'B^*'-F.o.-i 5 fr.

397. AT. KAI. MAP. KOMOAOC. ANTco Laureate head

of Commodus, with palud, and breastplate.

^. nAF€coN. Distyle temple in which Diana is huntress, placed on a square-shaped base j outside of the temple, on each side, a branch. D. Sestini. l, c. No., 4 • JE.7«""R «""F*©.— a4 fr»

398. A. ATPHA. KOMOAOC. ATF. Bearded head, laureate, of Commodus, on the right, with malaria,

i^. nAFAIcoN. Equestrian figure, galloping, right. □ jE-S.^R».'-F.o.-i5 fr.

Sestini. 1. c. N**. i. Tab. V, Wi%, X9.

399.

Attack. 598

399 Head of Commode.

^. nAreON. Triumphal arch, decorated with statues. 0.Mus,

Septindus Ses^erus.

400. A. CEnriMIOC. CETHFOC. HEFTIN. Laureate head of Septimius Severus.

1^. nAFAlON. Same type of Gères, as in N”. 396; in front, a ram. D. iE.6.-R^-F.o.-.a4 fr.

Eckhel. Cat. mas. Gaes. Yindob. T.I. p. ii4* No. 2.

401 A. .eiiTlMIOC. (jic.) Laureate head of Septimius

Severe, right.

mr. nAFAIcoN. Woman seated on a seat, left, dressed in the stola, holding ears of corn in her right hand, and the left on pure haste; ks^s feet, a lion crouching iE.6.-R*.-F.p.-a4 fr.

N, *

Volume II J. Supp. . P p

594 IliES VOI8INBS D£ l'AtTIQUB.

NEIGHBORHOOD ISLANDS OF ATTICA.

AEGINA, hodie Eghina, vel Engià.'

See, in the Detscript, Tom. IL p, 144 tttuiv., ha^ iUijaiUes J^jjro^ VOM ju greekfues in iwgent and bronze, and the IjtpéaiATJn grefties in bronze

Caraoalla. PlaatUle.

SUPPLEMENT..

1. Ram's head, right. ' ' ' '' ^

1^. Shapeless hollow square, divided into four parts informed. Q. Hunier A.a.-R'.-P.a.-So fr.

2. Front part of a ram, right.

^. Hollow square, divided into eight triangular parts, ending, at the bottom, in sharp points partly com- wheat A.4^.-R^-F.a.-i5o fr.

Rec. des Planches, p. i3. N«. has. Pl.XXXDL. Fig. has.

3. Sea turtle; on the back, a counter-pentagon brand.

]^. Four triangular hollows, very deep, distributed posed like windmill wings, (a). . . ^.4*-R^--F.a.-^5o £r.

4. Sea turtle.

^. Four deep triangular recesses arranged in mill wings .^.4*-R^--F.a.-5o fr.

(a) All medals with the tortae de mer are privately made. The autivej lear shape is very irregular, and offers the appearance of an ingot.

ItEs adjoining AttiqUR.' SgS

5. Sea turtle; on the back, a branded wheel; in ch. , a croissant and two other countermarks.

Bf.. Four triangular hollows, very deep, dis- poses in mill wings jft..4i.-R'^.-F.a.-5o fr.

6. Sea turtle.

ly. Four hollow quadrilaterals, arranged in wings of mill A.2.-R6.-F.a.-3o fr.

7. Sea turtle; on your back, two small countermarks; in one we believe Toïr un (je/fa, in the other an iu~ dry it.

s,!.. Five triangular hollows, deep; in the center, on the bars which separate them, we see, in counter- mark, the letters NI jft..5.-R'.-F,a.-ioo fr.

8. Torluedemor; on the back, a helmet, it seems, with its baleen and its countermark.

tf. Five triangular hollows, profoiids, but irre- guliers A.4.-R^-F.a.-5o fr.

9. Merj turtle on the back, a flower, or leaf of an uncertain plant, it seems.

Bj!.. Five deep triangular hollows, and one sixth hollow, also triangular, very little pro- stated A..4|.-î^^-F.a.-5ofr.

10. Sea turtle, head turned to the right.

u. Hollow square, divided into eight triangular parts, very deep, and ending, at the bottom, in points acute; seven of these divisions are in parts com- wheat A..5.-R=.-F.3.-5o fr.

11. Sea turtle; on the back, a countermark, with confusing and difficult to determine symbols.

^. Hollow square, divided into four triangular parts which should be very deep, but which are found in filled parts A..5.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr

I

J

596 IiEA NEIGHBORS OF Ii’ATTICA.

12. Sea turtle.

^. Hollow area, divided into six triangular parts lary, very deep, four of which are * partly cqmblées A..5.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr.

i3. Other. D.PI. XVIII No. 4. • . A.4..R«.-F.a.-4o fr.

Cab. by Mr. Gossellin.

14. Other, of a very small module. ^. i.-R^.-F.a.-i5 fr. i5. Other ; the hollow area divided into six internal parts forms A..i.-R^.-F.a.-i5 fr.

“16. Aer turtle ^ in the field, to the right, a head of animal, it seems, in countermark.

i^. Hollow area, divided into 8 triangular parts. , very deep, one of which is filled. ^.6.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr.

17. Sea turtle.

^. Hollow area, divided into 8 triangular parts, deep, partly filled. ^.2.-R'.-F.a.-3o fr.

18. Sea turtle.

1^. Hollow area, divided, by large bars, into five parts of unequal shapes, two triangular and three in irregular quadrilaterals. ^.5.-Rf.-F.a.-5o fr.

19. Six others almost similar. ^.5.-R4.-F.a.-4o fr'

20. Sea turtle; on the back, an owl against mark; in the field, another countermark, in which we think we see a flower.

1^. Hollow area, diyized, by large bars, in 5 parts of unequal sizes, 2 of triangular shape and 3 in irregular quadrilaterals. ^.5. -R^.-F. has. -5o fr.

21. Sea turtle.

^. Same hollow area, (a) D. A..7.-R^.-F.â.-6o fr.

Cab. dç Mr. Goisellin. (a) The blank is oblong in shape, this seems to be used

Ii*Bs NEIGHBORS OF Attica. 5gf7

22. Sea turtle^ above his head, a small countermark offering a hollow square, divided by two

'bars, in four parts.

^. Hollow area, divided, by wide bands, into 5 parts of unequal sizes, 2 of triangular shape and 3 in irregular quadrilaterals. A..5|.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr.

23. Other; on the back of the turtle, four countermarks;. in one we see a winged head of Medusa, from the front, on stamped with another small countermark^ in a another we see the Boeotian shield, and in the last the monogram. (168 of Rec.) A.,5.-R^.-F.a.-6o fr.

24* Other similar; on the back of the turtle, the part front of a goat, it seems, in a countermark; in the field, another con- tremarque, in which is a head of Medusa, of face A.5.-R6.-F.a.-6o fr.

25. Other; on the back of the turtle, a small turtle in countermark; in the field, another turtle in a countermark; on the side of the hollow square, in the center, a small square countermark. A..5.-R^.-F.a.-J6o fr.

26. Other; on the turtle, a vase with a handle in a countermark; in the field, another counter- but in which there are several glo- bules. A.4|.-R^-F.a^-6o fr.

27. Another roughly similar one; on the back of the turtle, a small oblong countermark, without symbol apparent. » A..5.-R^.-F.a.-5o fr.

by a mining accident; it would seem that Tappendlce who is troDYe on the side of the square creax is a metal bar, we nn lair flan, ^i would have been linked to the currency. We notice, in this part, nan irregular countermark. See PI. XVIII. No. 5.

SqB lliBS TOISINBS DE I«'At T 142 O^^*

$2. Sea turtle.

^t. Crenx area, divided by wide bars, in five parts of unequal sizes, including two of triangular shape and three in c[nadrilatireë= irrë* gnlîers A.i5.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.

29. Three others approximately similar. A.i^.-R'.-F.a.— 6 fr.

30. Four other A., i .-R*.-F.a.-4 fr-

3i. Sea turtle.

1^. Hollow square divided into five parts, in which they are the letters AI. D A.3.-R*.-F.ti.*.-5o fr.

Cab..d*HeriBaild. Sa. Sea turtle.

^L. Fish in a hollow square. ^. x .-R^.i7>F..a.f>i5 fn

33. 'Land turtle.

1^. Hollow area, divided, by bars j in five parts of unequal shapes, namely, two trianga* laries and three in quadrilaterals, in one of them we see two globules.' A.3.-R*i-F.a.*.i-a4 fr.

34. Land turtle.

^. Hollow area, divided, by large bars, into five parts of unequal shapes, two triangular and three in irregular quadrilaterals. ^.2|.-R'.-F.a.-if fr.

35. Another almost similar ^<^:,- ^.2|.-R^.-F.a*-fi2fr'

36. Other. ; . . . . . . . . > . - . A.6i-R4.-FJa.*.:i6b &•

37. Other: A.5.-R4.-F.a>;^6fr.

38. Other, with an accident that happened in the monnojage, "in the ctam'p, on the right.. . A./||.-R*.-F..à.*.-5o fi*.

39.. Other |. dç mêxae <:oiii » with the same accident çlaas the field. .....*.. A.4i;-R*.'*Fi«F.''f'.«ijS

40. Tortoise j^^âùs lé champ', right ^ A. '

i^. Area e^ 'Creuit<^ divided, by large bars, into 5 parts of unequal drilling, triangular and 3 in irregular arteries. (a) A.5|.-R^.-F.a.*.-Gd fr.

41. A. Tortoise.

• > ^t. Aife éHt>reux, divided into five equal parts sizes;. in these divisions, the letters NL «t a dauj^hiBi'Q. *..1. ; . . i. v. .> • A.4.-R^.-^.a'.*.-5o fr.

; ; . ;./ Cabinet deM. the marqtd^of LaOc^;f.'

42. .Turtle of|8> land; in the cbanip, the letters AI.

^L. Same hollow area, with the letters NI. and a (}auphin of^n.s the divi^i^ps. . . ^.4.-R^.-F.a.*.-8o fr.

43. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, left., .'i .^; .: . j^. Area in çreiix, divided, by 46sharres.> eç five

parts of different shapes, namely, two tpriangjq^ laires and trqis in regular quadrilaterals? G^)P1.. XVIII. N\ 6 A.,3;-uR7.^F.a.*.-5o fr.

44* A. between two dolphins.

^L. Hollow area, divided, by beefed-up cubes; in five parts of different shapes, namely, two sort.'uiRUf- laires and ti*ois in irregular quadrilaterals ^ with these letters AI. (c). .....,....,., . ^..2|.-R*.-.F.a.*.-4 fr.

45. Two others almost seem. ; but in the divisions of the hollow square, the letters NO. ^.a|.-R*.-F.a.*.-4 fr.

■ i F— j . • \ ■ • *.

(a) This medallion has already been described; but no mention was made of Ya^ha. Vqxez T. II. dfc the Des^lrl^i ^. ic^? . S***. a6.' '^^ ^

{b) This medal appears to have been struck as another medal which served as a flan; we can see, on both sides, slight vestiges d*an old type. We think that if this medal was not minted in Jegiie, it may only be from Tiièbes in Boeotia.

{e) This medalist, already deceased, was wrongly indicated as being money. See Description. T. II. p. 148. 36.

6oo liij&b voifliNKs» where £ Attiqcx.

46. A. in the middle of three dolphins,

1^. Hollow area, divided, by bars 9 into five parts of different shapes, namely, two triangu- lary and three in irregular quadrilaterals, with the letter A. weakly expressed in one of the divi- sions ^.3.-R5.-F.a.*.-6 fr.

47. Ain. vel AiriUH, Prow of ship.

^.'Ram's head, turned to the right^ below, AFAA. {a) ^.3.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fir.

48. Legend almost entirely e£Faced; in front of the bow, a monogram.

j^. Same head; below, AFAA. I.Î.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.

49* Bow.

1^. Air. Ram's head, right. ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.

5o. Ain. Bow.

1^. Ain. Ram's head, right. 0. Office of Mr. Allier de Hauteroche ^.4.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.

i.

JuUa Titi?

5i. Legend deleted. Head of Julie, it seems. y. AEnN.... {sic) Woman (perhaps Ceres) of- end, on the right, dressed in the stola, appearing to hold two torches ^.4.-R^-F.o.-24 fr.

Septimius Severus.

52. ATT. A. G€n. C6BHFOC.... Laureate of Septime Severe.

(a) The same medal is in the Cabinet of Vienna, but dlc appears less well preserved. Fo^ez Eckhel. Gat. mm. Caea. VindiA. p.'xi4*

No. I.

Ih’ES NEIGHBORS OF l’A T T I Q U E. Sot

1^. Air€INHTcoN. Naked Jupiter, standing, right, holding in the raised right hand a thunderbolt, and on the left arm extended like an eagle. D. £.6.-BVF.o.-24 fr. SeAtini. Describe. del Mas.. Fpntana. p. 49. N**. 3.

53 Head of Sep time Severe.

^L. AireiNHTON. Woman dressed in the stola, standing, on the left, right hand on mouth, and holding a cornucopia of the left leaning on a column. D iE.5.-R*.-F.o.-l5 fr.

MDs. Arig. T.I. Tab. VII. FJg. 94.

'.- ' »•• ' .

54. AY. K. A. C€n. ceBHPOC. n€. Bust of Septimius Severe, crowned with laurel, with the pûludamentum,

^. AireiNHTcoN. Hercules 9 or Theseus 9 naked, standing,

on the left, carrying on his shoulders a bull which he

holds with both hands, [a) D. £.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fn

V'Scstini. ï. c^ p. 48. No.' I.

55. AY. K. A. cenr. ceBHPOC. born. Laureate head of Sep- time Severe, with paludamentum,

^L. Air€IN...k.. Tetrastyle temple, seen from the side, n. ^.6.-R*.-F.p.-24 fr.

Setini. 1. c. No. has. ex Mas. reg. Bavariae.

56. A. cenri. ceBH. nemri. Laureate head of Septimius Severe.

i^, AireiNHTON. CAA. Two women, or the Geniuses of Aegina and Salamis, standing. D. ^.g.-R^.-F.o.-ioo fr.

Sestini. Lett. nam. T.Y. p. 43*

(a) I think it's Hercale Baphage, as it is represented sar a chalcedony engraved by Anterôte. Ployez Stoscb, Gemmap have, caelatae. p. 10. PI. IX.

6o% Il«E8 TOISINBS DE l/AlTlQVÈ.

Julia Doinna.

57. IQYAIA. AOMNA. C€BA. Head of Julia Domna.

i^. Air€lNHTu>N. Half-circular port, in the middle which is a ship with a sail; above, a hexastylc temple in which is a statue. Q. Sestini, Descriz. of the Fontana Museum. page, 49. No. 4 ^.6.-R».-F.o.-6o fr.