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Description of Ancient Greek and Roman Medals, vol. 6 (1813) — vol. GB-06 — 1813
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Hf. Vase with one handle. (&).has. A.2.-R'.-F.*.-6o fr.
Hunter. 181. Head of a woman, jl straight, hair turned up and held by a broad band, in the middle of a festoon your circular. Hf. S. N. Diola and 3 glob. A..i.-R3.-F.**.-i5 fr. ^■^^■——.—^————.——1—— .”———■ ■ —^^«— —
(a) Mr. Combe awarded this medal to File de Lipara j but I believe it to be more like 1 arente. (Jf) Attributed to the Boeotians.
6io 1 K c Ë a t A i if £”.
182. Diola enters a cornucopia. and a sour stone.
Yew. KA. Lyre. has. Sestini. A.iè.-R*.--F.*.-3fr*
i83. Laureate head, dexterous; behind, ë.
yew. APATOZ. (a) Lyre. G. Begcr. îrte^.
Brand. Tom. I. pag. $26. . A.3.-R5.-F.*.-48fr.
184. Legend altered. Head of Mercury, right*, headdressed winged butterbur; behind a caduceus
yew. Ljre. .•••••••• A.i^«-^R*.-F.o.-8fr.
i85. Free horse running to the right.
Yew. X. in a crowned with laurel. Q. (b)*Hun- ter A.a.-R7..F.*-5ofr.
186. c. CON Winged head of Victory, dexterous.
Yew. Double cornucopia and a globe, ensaa-^
toir. {Strong fam. Considià). A-ii.-R»--F.*.-9fr.
187. Tele of Venus, right, with diadem, pendant earrings and pearl necklace.
Yew. Double cornucopia; below, the leltrfe Q. {JortèJam.Julia). . . . m.4.-R*.-î'.*--9fr-
188. Head of a woman, right.
Yew. Regular hollow square, divided into four parts equal, including two crossings by a diagonal. D* Eckh. Cat. mr. Vind. p. ^89. JË.a.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.
189. Head of Venus, dexterous.
Yew. AAIK a.... it's ^AAlXEON. Woman standing,
{a) Name of magistrate that Beger falsely regarded as conami that of the poet AratOs 5 the medal appears to have been struck* * Colophon of Ionia.
(h) This medal was awarded to Aubyrium de Sfcîle. ^ ' dressed
Uncertain. 6+1
dressed in the stola, her right arm extended and holding the pure baste in the left; all in a hollow square. (has). (PI. m. n«. 9) ^.4.-R«.-F.a.-i8fr.
190. TétedePalias, left.
1^. F. Grain, barley (b); all at the same time laurel wreath. JS.ii.-R*.-F.*.-4fr»
191. Head of Pallas, left.
I^. F. A. Grain d*orge; all in a crown of laurel <^.4.-Bl«.-F.^.-5 fr.
192. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Bl, The monogram (1662); next to it, a grain barley ^.3^.>— R^.-F.o.— 4 ^^^
193. Running dragon or griffin,*left.
I^. Lotus .^.2i.-R».-.Flo.-3fr.
194. Figure dressed in a long dress, walking to the right. , with a stick in his hand.
Hf. A flower. □. -ffi,3.-R2.-F,o.-3 fr.
Hunter. Tab. 68. n**. seen.
195. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right.
I^. TiMo. Pineapple fruit. iE.a.-R^.-F.^.-g fr.
196. Bare virile head, right-handed.
I^. Pine cone ^.4.-R'.-F-6.~6 fr.
197. Head of the Dioscuri, dexterous; above, two stars; all in a laurel wreath.
Yew. LEX. xx%x. Pine tree. □. Hunter,Tabn 68. n^. VI, ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
(a) I understand that this medal was struck in Caria. {6) According to Pellerin, a vase. See. Rec. Tom. III. Tab. cxvnr.
n". 12.
Volume VI. S s
64l I ^ € £ A T A >! IF E S«
198. Goat walking to the right,
Hf. HA. Epi. -^.ii.-.R4.-FA*8lr.
Ibrtè Parium My ûae»
199. Turret head of a woman, right,
1^. ZE^I. KAAu. Three ears tied together. Q. Neu^ tnann, n. vet. II. p- 176. n®. 3. ^.3.-R^.-F.o.-8fr,
Aoo. Head of a woman, right, surrounded by leaves of vine and rabin, hair flowing behind. f^. Vine stocks with six bunches of grapes, between a dolphin and a two-handled boat whose inner part lower is pointed; in the cliamp, the letters A,
O iE.5.-R«.-F.**.-24ff»
20 X» Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right. jf. TA. Bunch of grapes; in the field, the mo- nogram (lyS). ♦ iE.3.-R<.-F.*.-9 &«
strong T&nagra Beeotiae. aoa. Young head, perhaps of Mercury, on the right. I^. 4>ANIP1T. Palm, strong {Phanagoria B05-
phori Cimm.') Q iE.3.— R*.— F.0.-18 fr.
Eckhel. Cat. mus. Vindob. p. 289. Tab. vi. n^. 12.
aqS, Lion's head, front view.
I^. Palm tree with fruits. . . . ^.G.-C.-F.b.^-
2Lo4« Head of Juno, with a diadem, left. if . Lion's head, front view; underneath, a massae knotty, {strong Samos ins. )* ^.ai.— R”.— F.*.-3fr.
2o5. Head of a woman, right.
ï^. Lion's head, facing right. Q. {strong
Cnidus Cariae.) ^.6.-R5.-F.o.-24fr»
Neumann. pop” and reg. num. vee. Tom. IT p. 172.0^9»
SL06, Head of a woman, left, hair turned back and earrings.
Yew. MEeA, vellA^®Q. çelJHEOV. Lion on the right, holding prey. ..*... .^.2.~R^.-F.*,-5t).fr.
strong Methjuia Argolidîs,
ao^. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
tf. Crouching lion, turned to the right^ in the field, the monogram (1559) -ZE.S.-R^.-F.o.-S fr.
ao8. Adjoining heads of Cjbëlé and Atjs, coiiTê of the good- clean Phrygian, skillful.
Yew. Legend deleted. Crouching lion, left, the right foot on a disc; in ch. ^ the hats of the Dioscuri^. » iE.6,-R<.-F.*.-i2 fr.
309. Head of Pallas, right; above, the monogram (gSo) as a counter-mark.
if . Elephant walking right. ; in ch. , my » (gSo) and the letter F. ...... -âE.5.-R«.-F.o,-afr.
Ouch. Same head.
Yew. Elephant, right; in the field, the monog. (950) and the letter B iE.3|.-Ri.-F.o.-:i fr.
he I. Head of a woman, veiled and crowned with ears of corn, to the right. | in a crown of ears of corn and poppies.
Yew. Bust of a bull, right. ; behind, the letters llEAo in monogram jffi.S.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr»
iiia. Head of a woman, dexterous; above, a thyrsus. Yew. Head of an ox, from the front, in the middle of a laurel wreath, (a). .... ^.4è--R'.-F.*.-a fr. 2x3. Laureate head of Apollo, left
he ■ ■« ■ 1 — «
(a) This medal which appears to be from Phocis was struck sword on another medal which gave him Ban; the tbyrse is
a reborn of the old type.
S • a -
644 I 19 c £ A T A I N £ s;
tf. Cornupet bull, right above, Ai; below, two fish. . • • • ^.4«-IV^*'F*^''9 ^^'
strong Syracusae.
21 4- Bearded head of a river, with horns and rooster of an ox, h. LEFT.
l(. Legend eS&cea. Cornupet bull, turned to the left, (a) ^,3t.-R4.-F>.-9 fr.
ai 5. Head of a woman, dexterous.
s}, ^AFN A (forsan ). Front part of a horse, to the right. ; below, a trident. (6). ^.S.^K^.-F.o.-iSfr.
ai6. Aïï, debolit figure, in short dress, adjusting a slingshot. '
Bf, Free horse, going to the right. Q. {Jortè Aspendus
Pamphyliae) -ffi.3.-R4.-rF.*.-& fr.
Neumann. num. vet. IT p. 170. n*. has.
a 17. Walking dog, left; above, a head of ram. •
i^. Walking horse, left; above, a star; in front, a trident. Q. Hun^e?*. Ta5. Lxviii. n^. 3.0 • iE.4.-R.4.-F.o.-8fr.
218. Altered legend. Hairless, naked virile head, right. ; behind, a spearhead.
ly. £ni. j£. JIFMA. zooT. Grazing horse, right; all in a courtyard, of laur^ ^.3i.-R^.-F.o.-6fr.
ai g. AXlXA£YC(«Sic). Hairless helmeted head, right.
(a) I regard this medal as being from Oeli%,foiii it was not drawn with accuracy in Pellerin* Fojtt Tom. mr. Pi. cxvm. n®. 7. *
(If) This medal seems to belong to Pbarnacia da Puis.
Uncertain. 64S
Jf. NIKOM AXpT. Free horse going left. C- Hunter. Tab. Lxvui. n^. 5, M.^-'-R^.-l^. 0.^18 fr. 220. Hairless head, right.
1^. The front part is a wild boar facing towards- the dr. {forlè ArpîApuîiae). . iE.3.-R».-F.o.-4 fr- 321. AiriP.... {Lelteris Jugientibus). Anterior part d\iiith goat, to the right. ; below, A A. *i^. APA. avi middle of a laurel wreath. (Jorlè . Aegiru Achaiaey. ; ; . •^.al.-R^.-E.o.-Sofr.
222. Bearded head, left.
!(• AA. Goat standing, left. Q. Neumann. num, vet. II. p. 149»n«. 6. . ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
223. Head of a woman, right, long hair and floating from behind.
I^. .......A Goat standing, turned towards I»
dr, (Joriè Pharos lllyriae^. □. JS.S.-R^.-Fi*.-» fr.
Neuuuna. I. v. I. pag% 1 73. n^. a»
224. •►.riPATA. Veiled head of a woman., .right-
I^. Dog walking, right, in a crown
laurel ^.4.-R.^.-F.o.-8 fr»
225'. Head veiled with fismm^, dexterous.
^ PATON. Cer^ standing, right. Q. \Neii-.
mcmn. L c. II. p. 176. 7ï**."4- .iE.2.~R5.-F.o--5 fr. 226.' Hairless head, right,. with hair curls want to hang”.
I|f. Sansleg. Suede, right. û(^r^^ Cjrre/i^ica): Hunter. Tab. 68. n". xxii. . iE.2.-R5.-F.o.-2fr. 227. Head of Vulcan, dexterous, covered with a cap conical in shape.
I^. ...Aaiff Snake folded and erect. (^ strong
Homolium Thessaliae). G- A.3^-R*.-F.*.-.i5 fr* CabiotKik M. AYesterday, in Parii,
S s a
646 IJ9SOME5.
.2^8. Ram's head, dexterous; below, i\;
Yew. Eagle turned towards. the right and looking behind laugh at him. □. Neumann, numism. i^and. II. Tab. vi. n®, i4 jE.2.-R4.-F.*.-8fr.
329. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
tf. Eagle standing on a thunderbolt, dexterous, head turned left; in ch. , an ear and the monogr. (4x, iijy.U, Hunten . • . . ^^5,-R^-F.o.-4 fr«
aSo. Laureate head of Jupiter, dexterous.
1^. Standing eagle, right; in ch. , your moa (i38, 117). at Topsail. (j9). -«;.3i.-R»,-F.*.-3ir.
a3x. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Bl. AJ^A JLVQt^ (i). Eagle standing on a thunderbolt, .right, with a caduceus on the left side; in the field, the monogram (647); in Pexergue, the let- very «.lA^.*.. «•.«••... ^.4ï*— K^.-^F.o.-*3o 1F4
dSa. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. *
I^. Eagle standing, right. ; in the field, lesmoo.
(117, 367). a -® .3i.-R\-F.o.-4 fr.
Office of Mr. Beaucousia, in Am^nt^ a33. Head of Pallas, right. -
l^. eyelash Eagle deb. , dr. iE.3i.-R4.-F.o.-8fr.
*34. ArA0oK (liUerisfugieniibusyHead of Géré»
crowned with ears of corn, on the right.
Yew. rrANl^A. Eagle turned dexterously, holding a vine
m I II t I . p. 1 j I. , I I I m n ■ I II II , I I I ■**
i
(a) See Panormot.
(/r) Pillenii awarded this medal to Aela of Aribi.
r N C E 11 T A J N E s. 647
^e TÎgne in One of its paws; above *, a bunch of grapes. ,...•. . iE,4.-R^*-F.*;-i5 fr..
J23S. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
^ if, ««APNAKoY. Eagle ëplojfi on a Mow, at gii^ and looking, to the right; in ch. , unmonogr. Q. Beger.Thes. Brand, I.p. 271, iE4.-R«.-F.*.-3 fr.
:at86 » Laureate head of Apollo, left.
Hf. ^l. Eagle left, right, looking behind him. Q. (Jortè Agrigentum Siciliae). ^.a^.-R^.-F.'^^i-g h.
Cabinet of Mr. Beaucousin ^ at-AmieBSi aSy. Laureate head of Apollo, right, with quiver behind the back*
^. ITEZTOPAX. Eagle standing f turned towards the. “right. .•«•.••.•••» ^.3.T&^*^F.o»-6 fr*
^38. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right Yew. STAO'i'i. Eagle standing, right; in front, a ram's head ^.4.-R^t-F**.-g fr.
239. Hairless, helmeted head, with one side.
yew. A A. Owl; in ch. , the letters Ni. ;'fe all in the middle of a laurel wreath. (Jortè JThat—
• cedaemon Laconiaey. Q. ... ^.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr.
Hunter. ^4o- Head of Pallas, unlaced, with a three-piece helmet egrets. '
if . AE KlM^Ai Owl three-quarter view and
turned to the right. ........ jE.3.-n[l3.-.F.o.— 4.1^*
^4i* Head of Pallas f dexterous.
Yew. Legend deleted^ Owl turned to the left; in front, a spearhead. □. Neumann. num. vet. II* Tab.vi.n^.if . ., . .iE.4,-R?.-F.*.-:4fr.
d42* CW. ...«.• Head of Pallas^ dexterous..
Sr4
648 Inceutaiwes. '
'j^ FAioi:. anàP.,... Owl on an ampbore
lying down. (J’ortè Synnada). .. ^•3.-R.3.-F.o.-4fr.
^43. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
V}., £PAA veZ KPAA. Owl on a branch olive- (“). • « • • iE.3i.-R^.-F.o.-6fr.
a44* '^^^^ ^^ woman, right.
Yew. A bird turned to the left; above,. a . flower ^.3.-R».-F.o.-afr.
a45* Head of a woman seen from the front, with a tuft of oheveùx on the top and a lock ending with a knot and falling on each side on the ear.
T(. 0TT2. Two swans next to each other, placed in the opposite direction; underneath, a cicada. U. Topsail. Tah. 67, no. xxv. . . . . . . -«.4.-R«.-.ï'.*.-idfr.
a46 “Bare head of a young man, right.
1^. Neptune standing, wearing the pallium, on the right, mid^in dr. on the pole and tui .dauphin on the left. ; in
the field, a star ^.aJ.-R3.-F.*.-4 ^f*
.347* Head of Neptune, right.
^. KA. Triton holding in his right hand a cra- be. • ^.3^.'-R.^.-~F.o»— 0 "t
248* Head of Keptune, left.
1^. A. Triton turned left, right hand. lifting and
a rudder in the left. Q. Neumann. num*vet,
. Tom. IT p. 174. n^.ii. . . . ^.5.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr.
^9. Horse head, dexterous.
Yew. Without legend. Dauphin, right. ; above, a trideflit placed horizontally. j£.3i.«R^.-F.o.-6 fr.
(a) This medal was awarded by PeUerih to Eradae d*Atti(jue.
I
Uncertain. 649
aSo. lONlO. Hairless head, right.
i^. Dolphin facing right, (strong Lipara insula Siciliae) Q. Topsail. ^.y.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.
25i. PE...FA. Dolphin turned left.
Yew. Trident, (o) iE.ai.-R^.-F.o.-iS fr.
252. Galley under sail, with deâ roweura.'
If, Datiphin iE.3.-R>.-F,''.-3 fr.
253. Head of a woman, right, the modius at the head.
l\f. Dolphin, . . ^.4^.-11”. -F.b.-a fr.
254. Head of a woman t to left. ; behind, a plow.
Yew. Prow of ship; above, the monogram (i3i8) ^.if .-Ra.-F.o.-4 fr.
255. Head of a woman, left.
Hf. Bow of ship below, TA. Q. Neumann, num, vet. II. p. 148. w®. 5. A.3.-R^.-F.o.-3 fr.
256. Imbei^be head crowned with ivy, & right; der- behind, a palm in an urn.
Yew. Prow of ship; at <-des6as -, the monogram (117). Topsail (6) □ iE.3.-R^-F.o.-8 fr.
257. Laureate head of Hercules, dexterous.
Yew. B.A. *i. Prow of ship and monogram (i58) iE.3.-Rî.-F.'»^.-.6 fr.
258. Radiated and laureate head of the Sun, right.
(a) Pellerin thinks that this medal was struck at Petra of Marmarica. Mr. Fabbé Sançlem^iue published one second perfect similar meot, on which he read IlETFA and which he gave to Petra of Crete.
(^} Kayez Panormua.
65o Ikceutaines.
I^. Without legend. Nude figure mounted on a clia-* water going to the right. ...... ^.5.-R4.-F.o.-8 Ir,
Haunt. Tab. 68. n^ xvi.
• aSg. Head of a woman, right, with flowing hair.
j(* M H. Lighthouse with- a staircase to reach;
in the field, MO. •••... ^.3.-R3.-F.o.-6fr.
sSo. Head of Pallas, dexterous^
I^. Satyr walking left; in ch., IX. #. •taltered symbols. . . . ^.S.-Ri.-F.b.-iir.
261. Head of a woman crowned with ears of corn, left.
Vf. 0....«..., Satyr standing, playing the 5yrtnx; in front, a kind of decorated and surmounted sarcophagus of three domes each ending with a human head ne iE.4.-R5.-.F.*.-i8fr.
262. Head of Bacchus crowned with ivy, right. l(, BiriHNQ. Fauna carrying a wineskin on its shoulders^
shoulders and preparing to empty it into a diota which is in front of him. . . •. ^ \ffi.4--R*.-F.**.-24fr«
263. Man walking to the right, dressed in a short coat, right hand on the chest and holding with the left a “snake above an elongated vase; in the field,..
yew. Vase of elongated shape and a snake folded; in the field, “.(a). . . . iE.ai.-R^i-F.o.-wfr.
2G4* Laureate head of Apollo, seen from (ace.
Hf. N. Diota; above, a bee. (Jorti Neandria Troadis). . . iE.3i.-R*.-F.**.-ioofr.
265. Head of Indian Bacchus, right.
■ " I ■ It ^»^^^"^^— ^■i— — ^^■^■^i^»^ It II I— — »— ^^— ^—i ^MM^— — ^*^*^
V
(a) Unce italiqua»
Uncertain. "^65c
1^. ANIAE. Biota. □. Hunt. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
a66. Head of Pallas, right.
Yew. Diota; above, the letters HP A.; below, ©E'. ^.3j.— R^.-F.o.«-8 fr.
267. Kind of cap ending in a point and curved, placed on a cippe.
I\f«^ The pedum and the syrinx; in the field, two altered letters^. . • ^.3i.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
a68. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Jf. 0. Lightning and the monogram (117). {strong Pa- numMysiae). □. Hunter. (a). iE,a.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr. 269. Ram's head.
Hf. ♦A. Fpowder. □. . . . J&.3i.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr. £okhel. Can mus. Vindob. p. ^89. n*. 5u
Tjo, Helmeted hairless head, on the right.
I^. Lightning placed horizontally. ; below, AIOFENH.; above, lemonoer. (1570). ^t3i.-R*.-F.*.-4 ^^*
171. Head of Pallas, dexterous.
i\f. KAI21ES Lightning; underneath, a rack
the ^,5.-R5.-F.*.-i8 fr,
372. Same head.
lï". KAISIE, lÔTMENTHl. Lightning; underneath, a
star. D iE.5i.-.R5.-r,*.-i8fr.
Hunter. Tab, ^,r n*. xxi,
373. Snake standing on a base.
Ijf. Star in a crescent. iE.2.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr.
274. Helmet.
Vi. Lyre. Q. • . J£.5.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Hunter. Tab. 68. u^. xix.
*-^ ■ *'
(a) VQyfitVêmxmvau
€5a Uncertain.
a^S. Lanced head of a woman, right*
I^. Legend deleted. Lyra; in ch. , the moir. . (SaS, 875) and the letter o. . . iE,3i.-R*.-F.o.-.4 fr.
276. Head of a woman, right.
Hf. €ni.^HPO Lyre. jE.5.-R».-F.b.-2fr.
277. Head of Jupiter, dexterous.
Hf. AiûN.? Tripod ^.3.-Ra.-F.o.-4fr.
. . Font Axif s Cretae»
378. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, skillful.
I^. AM. Tripod; all in a crown of laurel, (a) -ffi.3.-R2,-F.o.-4 fr.
^79. Head of Neptune, right. ; behind, a trident. ^^ Caduceus between a dog and a swan; in the field y an unknown symbol, ^.3i.-R^.-F.o.-4£r.
380. Diademed head of a woman, right.
yew. Legend altered. A torch and a spear. C- Eckh. Cat. mr. Vind. p. 289. iil.3.-R5.-F.o.-6 fr.
â8i. Head of Jupiter-Ammon, dexterous.
^^ E Tm£snxa6H/i/m with a handle.
(strong Cyrenaica) iE.5.-R5.-F.*.-i5fr.
282. Club placed perpendicularly to the middle of a vine wreath.
I^. CorAe of abundance filled with fruits; in the cK.,lesmon.(53i, 565 and iSGi). jE.4i.-R^-F.o.-Gfr.
283. Head of a woman veiled and crowned with ears of corn, left; behind, two ears of corn.
' ' , ■ ■ ■ ■ I «^ He I
(a) This medal was awarded by Pelieria to Tii* <^A* morgos; it appears to be rather from Ambauâa àiE^*^ •
Uncertain. 653
^. Double cornucopia, decorated with a girdle
Turkish or a tiara. . . . .• >E.4i'^R-*--F.o.-4 fr*
284. Veiled and crowned head of a woman, right.
I^. Double horn of abundance. (has). iË,3.-B.'.-F.o.-2 fr«
285. Turret head of a woman, right.
B[, Two cornucopias and a caduceus ensau-* you, in a courtyard, with laurel. iE.3.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr.
286. Ox head, with neck, right; below, a growing.
^. Two cornucopias and a caduceus in sauce- toir, in a courtyard, of laur, . ^.3.-R^.-F.o.— 6 fr.
287. Head of Neptune, right. ; behind, a trident. Vf. "Radiated head of the Sun, left. Q. Hunter.
Tah. 68. n^. xviii iE.4.-R^.-F.6.-8 fr.
288. Bare and hairless head of Hercules, right, with the club on the left shoulder.
yew. Bare and hairless head, left. , in the middle of a
laurel wreath. Q M.l^.-^^.^l^.o.-^îr,
Hunter. Tab. 67. n*. xx.
289. Head of a woman, right; in front, B.
- Yew. Head of a woman, left; behind, the letter I; in front, T. ....••• • ^.Sj.-R^.— F.o.— 4 ^r.
290. 0. Bearded head of a philosopher, dexterous, girded a headband, the pallium on the shoulders; in front of “ an Aute.
Yew. Without leg. and without type. Pl.2i.~R«.-F.**.-3o fr.
291. Rounded head of Xemme, dexterous.
(a) This medal and the previous one are, I believe, from the Seleuclde.
€54 Uncertain a.
I|^ •;»...TNi Woman retuated from the stola, standing
• in front of an altar”. jE.di.-^R^.-^F.o.^fr.
2^2. Thundered head of a woman, right.
l(. AIOFENH. Standing military figure, right hand. “ur lahaste and the left has his shield; in ch.,
UA monogram. □ ^.3i.-R^-F.o.'4^•
Cac mus. Vindob. p. a88. n^. ao. 233. Bare-headed and bearded, right. *
l(. BAF... roF... Figure deb. , ^study dnpalliumt holding dana's right hand dts epia, the left on the baate. »••••••••. .«. ^•3.<-R^,~F.o.'4^*
2g4* Head of young Hercules, covered with the skin of the lion, on the right.
îf. Legend deleted. Standing figure, holding in the right hand raised a crown and the left behind the doa; dana the field, the monogram (i 563); the all in a courtyard, of laurel. i£.4.-K^.-F.o.-6fr.
295. Diademed and bearded head, dexterous; in front, a branch.
I^. MOCXI. ...AAiTA(Sic). Standing figure, clothed a long dress, the Phrygian cap on the head, the right arm extended and holding an apple in hand left raised. .' iE.4i.-R.^.-F.o.-8 fr.
296. Horse head, dexterous; behind, ••.
I^. Without leg. Naked virile figure, standing, hand Dr. on a shrub and the g. on the side. • •. Çsextans). U. Cab. of M. Beaucousin, % iE.5.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
297. Two figures in a quadriga going to the right; tune holds a hat and Tautrc the reins of the horses2[.
^. Two standing figures holding hands; tune represents a woman dressed in the stola and holding a
1 N c £ R T A » N E s; 65S
long torch, the other a man in military clothing; in the field ^ a crown. JË.3.*Ka.~F.o.-4 fr.
298. Three warriors abreast, walking straight and fighter, each armed with a buckKer and a sword.
bi. Without legend. Hercules fighting, right. {strong Cosae Etruriae). i^. . ^.3.-R4.-F.o.^8 fr.
Office of Mr. Grivaud, in Paris.
2y^. Rounded head of a woman, right.
i^. ANT. Victory walking left. , holding a palm of 4a right maki iË.S.^-R^.-F.o.-Gfr.
3oo. Veiled and crowned head of a woman, right.
if . P. Victoire walking right. n. Topsail, Tahn 68. n'^. VIII iE.3.-Ra.-.F.o.-4 fr.
3gold. Head of Diana, right, farc and quiver on left shoulder.
I^. L. M 2. (year 240). Victory walking left, holding a crown in his right hand and in his left a palm, (d). JJ. Hunter. . ^.3.-R3.-F.o.—6 fr.
3o2. 0HBH. A brimmed, dexterous woman.
Hfv...AÏ..MHÛN. {Litteris satis duhiis). The For- tune standing, holding a rudder in the right hand. and a cornucopia of the g. iE.4i'~R^«-F.o.-i5 fr.
3î)3. Head of Mercury, left. , covered with butterbur.
I^. Without legend. Woman dressed in stola, seated on a cippe, left, holding ears of corn in his hand right, the left resting on the hip; in front, a amphora of flattened shape, with a long neck to which
(a) Medal of the ^eucidf.
656 Uncertain.
6have adapted two handles, {^fortè Sestos Chersonesi
Tftraciae).n iE.3^-R».-F.**.-8o fr.
Office of Mr. Grii^aud, in Paru. 3o4- Af IMYSSIA* Head of a woman, right.
Yew. Man sitting on rock, left, holding with the right hand a hook, the left on the rock; on the ground, a bow and a quiver. Q. EckheL Cat. mus. Vindob, pag, 289 ^.4*-K4..F.o.-8fr.
305. Head of a woman, facing f surmounted by the modius. bi. Figure on horseback galloping, right. , hand
straight raised and a coat flowing behind his back. c. Neumann. vet number. I.p. Sg. iE.3.— R^.-F.o.-G fr.
306. Lion's head, dexterous.
I^. r..r A... Rider walking left. , holding in the left hand a torch; in front of his horse, an arm with the elbow ^.2i.-R^.-F.o.-8 fr.
307. Laureate head of Apollo, right.
^. KO A. AjaHAHC. Rider running to the right, te- nating horizontally a spear, (strong Colophon loniae ) iE.2.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
308. Pallas standing before an altar, right hand on his shield placed on the ground and holding a peg in the left; near her, a pole.
Yew. Without legend. Diana the Huntress standing, carrying so much the hand dr. to his quiver and holding a bow in the left; cBefore her, a tree around which is a snake JE.3.-R3.-F.o.-6fr.
009. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, skillful.
Yew. Quiver and monogram (1 5583 to mili^»
of the field; . . iK.3.-R<.-F.o.-8i"r-
3io.
I H C E K ï A I N B s. 687
3x0. Round shield, cut on one side (a), with a star in the middle.
I^. Quiver; next to it, my. (1,558). Q. EckheU Ctzt. mus. Vind. p. 288. n^. aS. iE.a.-R'i.-F.o.-a fr.
3it. Three Macedonian shields placed triangular^ ment.
I^. EYtioAEMot. Sword; in the field, the mono- gram (1264) ^.Si.-Rfi _p Q _ jjy fr^
3ia. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, right^
I^'. Ar£i. vtl APEI. ; above, a mavssue neck—
chee. n iÎ!:.2.-R5.-F.*.-i5fr.
Neumann. Num. vet. U. pop. and urb. p. 172.
- ai3. Head of Pallas, right.
Vf.. K, AâAA. melius KAAAA. Prone club; “
aous, an ear of corn; in ch. , the monogram (1,564).
(6) iE.2i-.-h3.-Fo.-6fr.
3 14. Laureate head of Apollo, right, with a bow and a
quiver behind the back.
tf, XOPT (jSic). WON. Two beams; in the middle ^
lOiNOïKAi ^.4. R5.-F.o.-i5 ir.
3 i5> Head of Diana 1 with a bow and a club on Te-
left shoulder.
xdox ï^. noiHTO...Memetype.Q. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
UNO
Mus. Sanclem. num. salt. î. p. 5to.
(a) According to Eckbel, it is a vase.
(b) Pellerin thought that this medal belonged to the city of Anemurium and DaJasis, in the City j but I )a believe rather struck at Callatia of Lower Moasia. See» Fel-* l“rin. supp. 11. p. 38*
Tomt VU T %
658 lKC£»RXAIK'£d.
3i6. Head of Diana “with an ar” and a massiiton the è^ left shoulder.
30N
tl. n...TOYKA. Same type. cj.-ffi^'-^^'-^-^^'^iSfr'
Mus. Sinclem. num. salt. !• pag. 3i«.
317. Bearded tetd, right. , with a cap, similar to that of Ulysses.
I^. liYA-KOCI. , in two lines, in the middle of an
crown. Q iE.Sj.-R^.-F.o.-aofr.
Mus. Sanclem. 1. c»
3 18. Bare and hairless virile head, right.
I|f. HAS. ; underneath, a lyre. (At. Topsail. You, 7. n^. VIII iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-Sff.
3x9. A.
ï(. Astre, a- Hunter. (b). . iE.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr.
Sao. Complicated bull, left; above, the monogram (11). ïf Great star. □. Hunter. jE.8.-R< .-F.^.-ai fr-
32Z. Helmet.
}^. ' . in the middle of a laurel wreath. Q. Hunter ^.3.-Rî.-F.o.-6 &.
3^2. Hairless, dexterous head.
^- -^•; lower, AHT. . . iE.3.-R«.-F.b.-i fr.
323. Hairless bare head, right.
ly. riA in monogram*. • ^.a.-R'.-F.b.-i If.
(a) Attributed to the Arcadians.
(h) This medal and the following two were placed at AK«r byrium from Sicily.
lNC£ftTAtir£9. 6S9
324* The letters MA linked together; above, Tànse of a vase.
t}. Without type. n. Aunler. . JE.3.*R).-*F.o.--6fr«
2>2S. Legend deleted. Head left.
I^. Monogram (1667). . iE*5.-R».-F.b.-.3 &•
3:^6. Bare hairless head, right.
I^. Plant; in the field, the monogram K*; below, a. (a) .^.6.-R4— F.b.-ia fr.
327. Other almost seem. a* • -ffi.4'-R*--F.b.-6 fr.
Hunten
328. An animal horn and a plant.
I^. Plant; in the field, the letters -AT and 12. o.
Topsail -^.4»-R^--F.b.*6 fr.
32g. Helmeted head, left.
Yew. N. in the middle of the field. Q. Hunter. Tab. 68.
n^xvii iE.4.-R^-F.o.-6 fr.
-33o. Bow of ship.
i(. M A in monogram, in the middle of a crown by olive.a. Hunten Z.c. n«. xv. iE.4.-R*«-F.o.-4 fr. 33 i. A.; underneath, like an oblong rectangle.
Hf. K.C. Mus. Vind.{h). . j:.3.-.R^-F.o.-4 fr.
332. TêledePallas, skillful.
Hf. H. and •••• (c) uE.2j.-Rî.-F.o.-6fr.
(a) This medal and the two following ones were awarded to the city of Anolus in Lydia.
(A) See the Arcadians*
(c) Pellerin classified this medal among the uncertain; I believe it is an italic triens of the city of Hadria. 11 took for an alpha one of the globules.
T t a
C6o I2ÏC£RTAIKS5.
333. Bearded teto of Hercules, k right “girt with off tiara.
I(. TO 10. AIOT. , in two lines between which is a club; all in the middle of a crown of lau- rier, -ffi.2i.-R3.-F.o.-6fr.
334* Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, right.
I^. AATAKo... nAltA...Nor...., in 3 Kgnes. Sani type. (J'ortè Erythrae loniae ). -£.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
335. HAMMON. Head of Jupiter-Ammon, dexterous. I\f. COL. A.. .ON. Two udders. iE.3.-R5.-F.o.-i5ff.
336. Turret head of a woman, right, in a neck laurel wreath.
I^. AP. C.H.S.SER. Juno - Proiw/ia standing and veiled, arms outstretched; on his legs, across, caduceus 5 in ch. , forceps, ^.4.-R^'-F.o.-8fr.
337. Diademed head of Neptune, right; behind, a trident.
Ef. ..BVSITANV. Reversed anchor, entredeuxdau- pliins iE.4:-R6.-F.o.-i8fr.
338. Laureate head of Jupiter, to. RIGHT.
JSf, Winged Lightning, placed perpendicular to the place of letters £. B.G.s. ; all in a crown of laurel iE.3i.-R^-F.o.-3fr.
339. siDis. Mil (^Sic), Two standing figures; aumiuh, a basket.
I^. Letters erased. Baknce supported by a prop
formed of three sticks >E.3i.-R^-F.o.-4fr'
â4o. Victory walking left, holding the mau» on the right a crown and on the left a palm.
UNCERTAIN. 66t
I^. Labrum; in the field, two counter-mar- ques ; in each, NO. . . ^.3i^.-R2.-F.o.-4 ft". 341 • Bare hairless head, right.
l^. viCTOP. Club and palm. Q. Hunter. Tab* 68. n^. xxiii. . : ^.2.-Il2.-F.o.-4 fr.
342. Palm tree.
yew. S, in the middle of the field. . ^.4.-R.^-r.o.-2 fr;
343. Radiated hairless head, right.
,1^. ÎAPA. ÂIS. , in two lines; in the middle, the monogram (8o5) ^.4.-R.^.-F.b.-3 fr.
344' ^^^' BIT A. Lyre.
itf. AVGV. , written in a straight line, in the middle of a
laurel wreath ^.35.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr-
345 A'. XV. Turret head of a woman, right.
I^. EX. J>. D. Instrument of sacrifice. Q. MorelL incerta.Jam, Tab. 5.n. X. iE.6,-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr.
346. Head of a woman, right.
tf. Vase with one handle; in the field, the letters D. P. ^.2|^.— R'.— F.o — 2 fr.
347. lovi. AVG. Victory standing, turned to the right. , a crown in the right hand and a palm in the left.
Ref. CLA. COL. COS. Caduceus and two horns of a- saltire bondage. (Forte Claudiopolis Isau^ riue ) iE.3.-R8.-(F.o.-4o fr*
348. A^ C. I. V. Boar lying down.
Kf. Q. PAQVi. nvF. LEO. , in the middle of the field. □, EckheL D. n. v. Pacuvia.It). iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr.
349. A. C. I. V. Lustral vase; below, r.
— .— ^■— ^~ He ■ ■ — —»»■—— ^»——^_^
{a) This medal and the next one are, I believe, from Parlum
dt Mysie. ,
* T t 3
66a Ikcêkxainbs*
I^, Q. PAQvi. Rvr, LKG- D. D. in the middle âaà.Q* Eckhel. Must. n, v. Pacuvia. iË.4-*I^^«-F.o.-8fr. 35o, c» MiTREivs. I.. F. MAC. ivvEi^T, Virilenue TV, right; below, a dolphin.
I^. XI. in the middle of a crown. Q. MorelL fam.
Mitreia. . , . iE.3.-R2.-F.o.-4^f«
35 X. C.MlïREivs. L. F. MAG^IVVENT, Naked virile head, skillful; underneath, a dolphin.
Kf. L. SEXTILI. L. F., written on the frieze of a building; at the bottom, iii. □. Morell L v. yE.:i.-R».-F.o.-3fr.
352. M. M. A. îïviR CAES. M. T. F. Virik head
hairless and naked, right.
ï^ AVG... p. Q. C. Hairless virile head
etnufi, left iE.7.-R4._F.o.-i2fr.
353. c. P. L. D. Hairless and naked virile head, dexterous; tlessous, a plow.
Bl. P. c. iiv. Q. A. M. Hexagonal temple, seen from face, (a) i3i,8l.-.R3.-F.b.-9fPr
354. Laurec head of Jupiter, left.
14, li. ME. in monogram. , Military figure of- end, parazonium at the side, the right arm raised and the left hand on the pole i in the field, the mo- nogram (1,565) and A, (è). . iE.4i.-R^-'F.o.-^fr*
Julius'Caesar.
555. c. ARRI. A. F. CÂND. C.IVL. T. ANC. (c). TétC
Laurea of Julius Caesar, right, ;?
I^. iiviR. QviNQ, EX. D. D. Charm in the middle of the field iE.6.-R5.-.F.o,-24fr-
{a) This medal is Spanish. {h) Uncertain of Roman families.
(c) Vaillant read C. ARRI. A. F. C. AQ. C. IVI.. X. ASC. See Nunn. imp. in coL perc, Tona. I. pag. y.
3S(f. C. ARRI. A. F. CanS. C. IVL. T. ANC. Tételau-
ree of Julius Caesar, adroit; on the head, a star counter-branded*
l^. iivift. QVINQ. EX. D. B. Plow aa middle of the field ^.6.~R5.-F.o.-a4fr*
Lepidus and Octavius.
3S7. Mr. AsniAOS. AFX. UErAS. Outfit of Lepidus^ Bff. AYTOKPATOP. KA12AP. Bare head of Octave. □ Valiant Nun^. grwca, . iE.4-R*ii-F.a*-5o fr,
Mr. Anlonius.
358* Head of Mark Antony»
Bff. cu>cioy. Without type. Q. Pl4--R^.-F.o.-.20 fr,
FifiorQnu5.Pioinbi years. peg, 89^. 359. M. ANTONIVS. IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER. AND TERT.
Head of Marc-Antoiiie, right, crowned with ivy;. all in a crown of vine leaves.
I^. Two, snake entwined around a quiver; “tan” the field, imtrideïU and a caduceus. Q. MorelL infamiLAntonick A.7.*R5.-F>.-6o fr.
%0. H. AVXOJKiyS. M. V. C05k ITER. UIVÏB. K.P.C«
Bare head of Mare^Antoine, right*
Hf. L. UIBVJUVS. M. F. pkXÊ. CI*. E. C. Vessel with a gpuvernaUk U. , . . . iE.G.-R^.-F.o.-ia fr.
Morell. in family Antonia. 36x^ Legend eilaceous. Bare head of Marc-Antoine, right.
I^, II. BIBVLVS«.. Vessel without sail. D» MorelL^ infamil. Calpurnia*. .^ , . . .ai.4.-R^«-F.o.-5 fr,
362. M. ANT. IMP. COS. OF THE. ITER. “El”. TBRT. Tet»
nude of “Mare*” Antoine ^ iLdiK)ite.
Tt4
6G4 Uncertain.
Bff. Mr. OPPIVS. CAFITO. PHO/PB. PH. CLAS.^. C.J.
ship's bow ending in a monster's head;
above, S. Q .^.4.— K^.-F.o.-6fr.
MoreU. in family. Oppia.
363. A. C. J. V. Bare head of Mark Antony.
I\f. Q. PAQvivs. RVF. LEG. Figure dressed beyond the toga seated on a curule chair, holding her left hand a scroll; on the ground, a vase or a globe (a). □. Eckhel Doct. nutn. vet. V.p. ^65. . iE.4.— R*.— r.o.-4ofr.
M. Antoiiîus and Cleopaùra.
364- AyTOKPATî2P. ©EA. NEûTEPA. nuc dt head Marc-Antoine.
I^. Without legend. Diademed head of Cleopatra. □• Valiant Num. grœca. • . . . iE.4.-R4.-F.o.-^ &•
M. Anùonius cum muUere.
365. M. ANTONIVS. IMP. €OS. DESIG. ITER. AND.TERT.
Head of Mark Antony, crowned with ivy and vine, right. ; below, the Utuus; all in one crown of grapevine and iorra.
]^. iiiviR. R.p. c. Bare head of a woman, dexterous, placed on the mystical cist supported by two serpents” enlaeés. (fc) A.7.-.R5.-F.*.-6ofr.
366. M. ANTONIVS. IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER. AND. TEBT.
Accompanied heads of Marc-Antoine and a woman right, one crowned with Kerre and the other naked.
I^. liiviR. R.p. €. Bacchus standing on the asle,
^^^._I «-
(a) I described an almost similar medal from the cabinet of Mr. Cousinerj at Parium of Mysia.
(/>) This cîstopbore and the following were 'fkappét Uncertain. 665 dressed in a long dress, cantharîtm in hand right and left on its tlijrse; the supported cist by two entwined serpents. . . A.7.-R<».-F.*.-72 fr, 367. M. Âr^T. IMP. TER. COS. Heads clashing from M.- Antoine and a woman. Vf. L. ATRATiNVS. AVGVR. COS. OF THE. Two ga- sailing; below, B. □• -aE.6.-Rfi.-F.o.-48 fr. Morell. in family. Antonia. 368. MR. ANT. ÎMP. TER. COS. OF THE. ITER. AND. TER. iliviR. R. F. C. Confronting heads of Marc - Antoine and a woman. I^. L. ATRATINVS. AVGVR. PRAEF. CLASS. F.C. Marc-Antoine and a woman standing on a chariot dragged by four seahorses, to the right. ; underneath, an altar and A,; dansiechr, iïs. □. . . • -ffi:8.-R<.-F.o.-ia fr. Morell. in family. Sempronia. 369. M. ANT. IMP. TER Heads clashing MarC'Antoine and a woman. I^. L. BIBVLVS. Mr. p. PR Two figures of- end, one dressed in the toga and the other in the stola, on a chariot pulled by four seahorses; behind, H. S.; at the bottom, the letter A. and a small altar. Q. EckheL Cat, mus, Vind. II. p. i5. ^.MM.-R4.-F.o.-3o fr. 370., Adjoining heads of Marc-Antoine and a woman, on the right. I^. L. BIBVLVS. Sailing vessel, with oars. Q. (a) ^.4.-.R4,-F.o.-8 fr.
Morell. in family. Calpurnîa.
(a) The medal is much rarer with the legend l. bt- iVLvs. M»s. PR0C09. SIC Vofez-YaillanC. hisL FtoI« pag. \^^
666 UNCERTAIN*,
371. rONTEIVS. CAPITO. PKO. PR Aceo-heads
Ue$ of Marc * Antoine and a woman, to the right. , Vnne Aue and the other diademed.
I^. Mr. Â5t. IMP. COS. BSSie. ITER. AND. TERT.
IIIVIR. R.P. v. Sailing vessel. Q. Morell. in JamiL Fonleia iE.G.-Ri.-F.o.-iafr»
372. Mv ANT. IMP. C0&, DES. IT. AND. TER. IIIHIV. b.
P. €. Bare and joined heads of Marc - Antoine and of a woman, on the right.
If- M. OPPivs. CAPITO.FAO. PR Ship to
sailing; fu^-above, A. Q. . . i&.4.-R^.-F.o.-6rr.
Morell. in family. Oppia.
373. Mr. AHT. IMP, COS. DESIG. ITER. AND. TER. III-
YiR« R. P. C. Same heads joined together.
Yew. M. OPPIV3. CAPITO. PRO. PR. PRAEP. C1A5S.
T. C. Vessel under sail; below 9 a globe and a. C* MoreW in famil. Oppia. . . . ^.4.-R^.-F.o.*6fr.
$74- ^- ^^' I^P- C^^* BESIG. ITER. AND. TERT. lU-
YXR. &. P. C. Heads forward of Marc - Antoine and ixmA woman.
I^. Mr. OPPIVS. CAPITO. PRA£F. C Pronede
cleat » below » b.* Q. • • • yE.4.-R^.-F.o.-8fr.
Morell. ia iamiL Oppia. SjS. Mr. ANT. IMP. TERT. COS. OF THE. ÏTÊR. AND. TEN.
iliviR. R. P. C. Confronting heads of Marc - Antoine and a woman
Yew. Mr. OPPIVS. CAPnO. PRO. PR. PRAEF.CtASS.
C. P. Marc-Antoîne and a woman standing on a chariot trailed by four seahorses, right. ; in the field. H.S.; under the chariot, an altar between the letters ai. C* SlcirelL in family Oppia. . . ^.8,-R4.-F.o.-i2ft-
Incektaines. G67
376. MR. ANTON. IMP. COS. OF THE. ITER. AND. TER. III-
viR. R.P. v. Adjoining heads of Marc-Antoine and a*un# woman. I^. II. PINAR. SCARFVS. iMP. Ship to the Canvas;
below, AF. a -ffi.8.-R«.-.F.o.-^i8fr.
ÀageUoni. HisL Aug. poic. p. 1^ num. io« and it.
JM. Anùonius, cumjilio and muliere.
3dJ. H. ANT. IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER. AND. TSRT. tll-*
viR. R. P. C. F. C. Bare heads together of Marc-* Antoine and his son, next to that of a woman.
Hf. Mr. OPPIVS. CAPITO. PRO. PR. PRAEF. CiLASS.
Vessel under sail, with oarsmen; below, r. C Morell infamous Oppia. . . j£.9.'-%4.«F.o.-3o fr.
378. El. ANT. IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER. AND* TER. III.
VIR. R. P. C. Adjoining heads of Marc»* Antoine and his son; “on the face, a woman's head in view.
I^. Mr. OPPIVS. CAPITO. PRO. PR. PRAE. CLAS5.
Sailing vessel; below, r. and the triquetra. Q. Mus. PisanL Tab. III. . -«;.MM.i.R4.-F.o.-3o fr.
37g. H. ANTON. IMP. COS. OF THE. iiiviR. R. P. C. Mê- my heads.
Vi. n. OPPIVS. CAPITO... A (Sic); PRAEF. CLAS5.
F.e. Same type as the previous one; below, the letter r. %tl^ trie/uetra. •••••• ^.gt.-R^.-FA-So fr.
uâugustus.
38o. IMP. CAESAR.; above, bare head of Augustus, on the right. Hf. AVfevST vs > in a straight line; desspus, an auld
668 iNCERTAI^rSS.
decorated with a garland of flowers; in front, two cfie- calves. (a) A.yj.-R^.-FA-Solr.
381. IMP. CAESAn. Head of Augustus, dexterous. 9^. AVqvdivs (sic), female sphinx crouching and
turned right A.7.-R*.-F.*.-24fr.
382. IMP. CAE6AR. Bare head of Augustus, right. Lively. AA GVSTV5. Capricorn right. and looking behind- rear tuî, with a cornucopia. on the back; the whole in a laurel wreath. A..7.-K^.-F.*-24 ^^
383. IMF. CAE5AH. Bare head of Augustus, dexterous, i^. AVGV5TVS, straight line cn. Six ears of corn bound together
. seems A..6è.-R^.-F.*.-i5fr.
384* mF- CAESAR. My head; in front, lelituus. Hf.Avqvsivs(sic).Mtmetjpe.A.6i. R4."F.*.-i5fr.
385. IMP. IX. TR. P.O. V. Bare head of Augustus, right. l}, M ART. yhTO. Round shaped temple; in the middle place, a sign goes up. . . A.6i.-R^.-F.**-4^fr'
386. IMP. IX. TR. P.O. V. Same head.
I^. Triumphal arch surmounted by a vaînqaeHr Jan» a triumphal chariot drawn by four horses; on the frieze, IMP, IX. TR. P.O. i'eZPOT. v^; abuse the portico^i S. P. R. SIGMIS. RECEIPTED. ;on each side of the arc of triumph, a legiomi eagle A.64,-R5.-FA-4S^^'
387. IMP. €AESAR. DIVI. F.COS. VI. LIBERTAXIS.
P* R. viNDEX. Laureate head of! Augustus, right.
i^. PAX. Woman standing, dressed beyond 5/0/a, te- nating a caduceus of the right hand; behind effe, one »
(a) This medallion and those which follow^ ju8(|a to n\ 388 loaor •if emem^ were struck in Asia.
/
Incsataikes. 669
“the head from which a serpent springs; all in one laurel wreath A-.j.—RS.— F.*.— 5ofr,
388. IMP. IX. TH. P.O. V. Laureate head of Augustus, right. ^. COM. ASIA. Liexastvle Temple; on the frieze,
KOM. AND. ATGVST A.^l.-.R5.-F.*.-48 fr.
389. CAE5AR. Laureate head of Augustus, dexterous.
I^. Dolphin on a trident, in the middle of a mountain laurel ring ^.4.-K*.-F.o.-4 fr,
3(^0. ©€0C. Bare head of Augustus. n
if Ef.. AN0Yn ÛP«
Chfiîse curule; next to it, on the left, a monogram. G. Mus. Sanch num. s. IT p. 28, -/Ë.6.— R*.— F.0.--6 fr, 391. 2EBAXT0X. Bare head of Augustus.
t(. A10NY20S. AOM. ENEYS OIAOT T
vs Bacchus young, standing, dressed like 5/0/a,
holding hands dr. a bunch of grapes and g* “we thjrse. Q. ..•...,.. iE.4.-R^.-F.o.-.6fr.
Mus. Sanclcm. nutu. salt. II. p. 28.
3g2. SEBA2T0S. Bare head of Augustus, dexterous.
J(. *îAO EPITOS. ilAonATP^..,. Jupiter seated
“on a seat, on the left, holding a peg in his hand Dr. and the haste of the left. . ^.3i.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.
SgS. Legend deleted. Bare head of Augustus.
it AHX. TIMOSEN. Laureate head of a woman,
on the right. Q. Neumann. pop. and urb. num, vet. Tom. 11. page. 172 .iE*5.-R5.-F.*.-i8 fr.
394. XEBA...2S Same TV.
I^ AÎ9AP0Y. Pallas fighting. Q. Neu^
tnann. L c. m JE.3j,— R^.— F.o.— 8 fr»
395. AVCVSTVS. DIVI. r. Sametétô.
670 iNCSKTAtWSS.
K. L. CASSio. c. iTEiao. iivia. , in a neck^^ laurel stalk. Q... . • • • . M./^.—h.^^-f^o^^i ir.
Mut. Sanclem. num. salt. IT pag. Sa.^
396. CAESAK. AVGVSTVS. Bare head of Augustus, at âr.
I(. Q. TEaENllO. CVI«LEQN£. 7R0. COS. Tételau-
ree of Apollo, to the right.Q. . . . ^.6.-R5.-.F.*.-3ofr.
MorelL in fam. Terentia.
397. 2>IV0. IVLIO. Bare head, left (o).
I^. D. D.. Cornucopia. Q. Mus. Sanciem, num. salt. Tom. II. p. 6. . - I,./^.'-'K^.'''F,o,^^ft.
398. IMP. CA£SAA. avgvstVs. Bare head of Augustus, yew. COL. IVL. Settler leading two oxen. Q.
Eckhel Cal. Vind. II. p. 92. ^.6.-R'.-F.o.-3fr.
399. AVG. Bare head.
tf. COL. IVL. Same thing. □• Eckhel Cat. Wine^ dob. II. p. Q3L ^.6.-R.i.~F.o.«3fr.
400. Without legend. Bare head of Augustus, dexterous.
I|f. ...c. Plow -ffi.3i^.-Ra.-F.o.-3fr.
^ugusUis and Scipio Africanus. ?
4oz- Legend deleted. .Laureate head of Augustus, right.} behind, Capricorn as a counter-mark.
H' n. CKinico. Bare virile head, right. ; in front, maybe a mask, or the wolf nursing Remus
and Romulus. C ^.5.-R*.-F.ô.-ioofr.
Office of Mr. MilliDgen, in Rome.
Augustus and Livia.
402. KAISAPOS. SEBASTOY, Bare head of Augustus.
{a) This head would rather be that of Octave than that of Jules-CéMr.
)^. iffHTHP. lOYAiA.. SEBA2TH. Head 4^ delivered. Q. Valiant T^um, grœca. . . jE.4-— R^.-F.o.-i5 fr.
403. C€BACTOC. Laureate head of Augustus, at “Iroite.
I^. 0£A. AiBiA. Head of Livia turned towards the right iË.4.-K4.-.F.o.-6 fr.
Livia and Julia.
404. lOYAiA. CEBACTH. Head of Julie, dexterous.
i^. XAPnoOOFOC. X. dd. (year 34) Woman holding three ears Jë.3»*-R^.—F.o»— 8 fr«
Marcellus.
405. KTiCMA. C€BACTOT. Naked nipple of Marcellus, right “with the paludamentum,
t(. AYroYCTOC. Augustus on horseback, right, neck-« chlamjdc green, hand dr. lifted. Q.M, SancL num. Sel Tom. U. pag, ^i. iE1.6.-R*.-F.*.-aoo fr,
grabbed.
406. CN. STATi. LiBO. P&ASV. Bare head of Àgrîppa. I^. iSACERDOS. Coat hook and vase. Q. Florez. Tv
tvii. n^. 12 iE,&.-"R«.-F,o.-i8 fr.
Caius-Caesar.
407. TAioc. KAICAP. Nuc head of Caius-Caesar, right.
ff. €ni. CIAOYaFoY.K. lOYCTINOY.CiiÂNIWir.
Eagle on a branch, left. ; in ch. , a monog. composed of the letters MAP. (a). ^.4i*-R*«-F.*.--4o fr»
(a) Pellerin has sincerely awarded this medal to Ma* gnôiie dionie.
6d% IifCEHTAixrxaé
AgFippa postumus, Caesar.
408. C€BACTa. 06a. Bare head of Augustus, dexterous. Yew. APPinnAC. ArpinnoY. kai. thc. ioyaiac.
YiOC. Young Agrippa standing, dressed in the toga.Q. Morell.Jam. Vipsania, . . ^.y.-R^.-F.o.-ioofr.
409. C€BACTa. eeû. Bare head of Augustus.
Yew. APPinnAS. ArinnoY(5ic). kai. ioyAiac» Yioc. Same thing. U. . . . ^G.-R^.-F.o.-ioolr.
Sestini Lettere, Tom. IV. p. 80.
Tiberius.
4X0. Caesar. AVG. F. AVGV8TVS. Noah's head Tiberius, right.
Yew. L. RVSTICELIVS. CORDVS. IIVIR. QVIUQ. D.
D., written in six lines, in the middle of a crown of oak'. ^.6.— R^.— F.o.-i2ir.
411. Other, with c. baebivs. p. l. rvsticelivs. • ..ASTERNA. I.VÎR. QviNQ. D.D.; cn five lines;
without the crown iË.6i.— R^.-F.o.-ufr.
Tiberius and Livia.
412. SEBASTH AiûN. Tétc de Lîvîe coûronoéedi
flowers, right.
yew. Tl. KMSAP(5ic). SEBASTOS.Bare head of Ti- bere, right. iE.5i-R5.-F.*.-i5fr.
Worn Edesta Macedooi» 4i3. ©EA. AIBIA. Head ofLivia. skillful.
Ref. SRBAZToS. {litleris fugientibus), Tetelaur^e deTibcre, turned right. iE.4'-R^--F«o.-i5fr.
Tiberius had Gertnanicus.
4 14. T 1 B. FEP. Bare and faced heads of Tiberius and Germanicus.
1^. Without legend. Goat Amalthée standing, right. $ behind a laurel branch. Q. Mus, Sanclem* ^um.$«LTom.ll.p.*]i. . . ^r5.-R5.-F.b.-i5 fr»
JDrusus, TihèHifiiiUà, TibeHus and ' Germinicm.
4l5. APOYSoS. KAISAF. AYroYSTOY. YloS. Head W-
drusu's ", to the right. , between the iituus and the simpidum.
B[. TiB. TBF. KAIXAPEX. Ti-faced heads Beres and Germanicus. . *k. ^A-R4.-r.b.*6,fr. 4^6. AFOYSoS. KAIXAP. AYFoYX. Tételaurea of Dru^ «us, to the right. , without the Iituus and the simpuUtm.
Bfr. TIB. VEF, kaiXapëX. Bare heads and affraBtéeâ Ide Tiberius and Germanicus. iE.6i,-.R».-F.b.-4 fr»
Drusus and Germanicus.
417. APOYX......AP. Headwort of Drusus, h dr.
Bff. TEPM* KAIXAP. Head of Germanicus, right. Û. .......... iE.4,-fl8.-F.o.-ï8fn
Maà. Sandem. biKi. aei. II. p. €7»
Caligulu,
4i8. TAIOX. KAIXAP. XËB. rEPM. APX. BlET. AHÎtt^
eSoT. YHA. Head ntte dfe Caligula, dexterous, aveô a scepter on the left shoulder.
^^ Without caption. Emperor Iradié, seated on a unô
curule chair, left, wearing toga-, holding uhe
hook of the right hand, the left. leaning on the pole;
in ch. , seven stars(a). A.6.-*R*.-^F.**.^8 fr»
4tg. Same legend and same head.
I! »—
(a) This medallion and the following medals were struck in Crete.
Volume VL V t
if . Without legend. The removed emperor, asns on a cliar dragged by four elephants, cliacone ridden by one «ornac and going towards the left; in the field, seven stars. . *. A.6i.-R^.-F.**.-ioo fr.
420. r. KAISAP. 2EB. FEPM. APX. MEf. AHM.
iESOY (Sic). Yn A. Bare head of Caligula, left. , arec a scepter on the left shoulder.
Yew. Radiated head of Augustus, left, in the middle of seven stars A.4.-R*«-F.**.-20 fr.
421. TAIOS. XAISAP. £2B. FEPM. APX. MEP. AHM.
£20Y (Sic). Yn a. Bare head of Caligula, right, with a scepter on your left shoulder,
l|f. Head of Pallas, left. . . JE.8.-R4.-F.*.-i8 fr.
Caligula? and Antonio,
4a2. r.vcZT KAISAP. Telelaurea, left.
fi. ANXÛNIA. 2EBA2TH. Veiled head of Antonla, on the left ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Caligula and Germanicus.
4^3. c. cAESAR. GERM ANiCYS. AYG. Head nae of Ca- ligula, right.
• Vi. GERIMCANICVS. CAfSAA. Bare head of Germa- nicus, skillful. • . , iË.5.-R4.»F.o.-8fr.
424. C. CAESAA» AVG* GEftHANiCYS* Bare head of Caligula, right.
I^. GEKM. CAESAR. PVLCHHO. iîî. VAL^fO. UVIK.
Bare head of Germanicus, right. ^.6.-R*,-F,o.-6 fr.
425. c. CAESAR. AYG. GSRSSANICYS. head Caligula, clever.
Yew. GERM. CAESAR. PYi:,CHRO.în.VARIO.IlTI&.
Têtelaurea of Germanîcus, to the right. iE.6.-R3.-F.o.-6fr*
Xhcxataines. 675
426^ c/gaUSAR. avg. gbrmakicyS. Tetelaurea Caligula, right.
Hf. GER. CAESAH. PVLCttRO. ÎT. VARIO. HVIR.
Tetelaurea of Germanicus j to ad. iE.5i.-R*.-F.o.-6fr.
427. G. CAESAR. AVG. GERHANICYS. Laureate head of Caligula, left.
I^. GERM. CAESAR. PVJLCHRO. fiîi. VARIO. IIVIH.
Laureate head of Germanicus, right. -ZE.6.-.R*.-F.o.-6 fr,
428. c. CAESAR. AVG. GERMAinçvs. Bare head of Ca* iigula, right.
H. GERM OSSENO. PVLCHRO. IIVIR. Head
nude of Germanicu”, dexterous. ^.S^.-Rî.-F.o.-g fr.
429. G. CAESARI. AVG. GERUANico. Laureate head of Caligula., left.
I^. GERM. CAESAR. BOSSENN. PVLOHRO. Head
laurea of Germanicus, right. ^.5i.-K4.-F.o.<^io fr,
Caligula had Agrippina.
430. TAIOS. KAISAP. r^PMANIKOS. SEBASTOS.
Laureate head of Caligula.
I\f. eEÀ. ArpinnEiNA. Agrippina holding ears of corn, sitting on a curule chair. Q. JË.6.-R^.- F.o.-is fr.
Vaillant Niimismata grœca.
Claudius.
43 1. Ti. CLAVD. CAE8. AVG. Bare head of Claude, left.
Vf.. COM. ASi. Distjle temple in which is a standing military figure, crowned by a woman te- nating a cornucopia; on the frieze of the temple, we read: Aoai. AND. AVG. . ♦ . A.7.-R^.-F.*,-48 fr.
'ByG I N C S a T A I If X 3.
43a. XI. CLAVJ). CASE. AVG. Bare head of Claude, left.
yew. BIAN. £PH£. Tetraatjle Temple; aumiliea,the simulacrum of Diana of Ephesus. A.:j,-K^,*^F,*^'^iB fr.
433. IT. XAAYAIOX. KAI£AF. SE. TEFM. APX; VLU,
atHVL. £XOY. YiiA. Bare head of Claude, left.
Yew. Without legend. L*eniperenr struck off and dressed in the toga, aasis on a curule chair, left, holding in the right hand a hook and the left. on the haste; in the field, seven stars (a). . /^.6i.<*>R.^.-F.^.-4o &•
-434* Same legend and same head.
I (, Without legend. The erapereur struck off and dressed in the toga, seated on a chariot pulled by four elephants each mounted by a mahout and on the left; in the
. field, septetins. . . . .;At«6^.*Il^.-F.^.-ioofr.
435.. ...BePiOC KAAYMO...... Laureate head of
Claude, on the right.
14' rcPMANiKOC. AYTOXPATCO^. Type of Es-
perance. . . A,4.-R^:-F.o.-5o fr.
• ■
436. TIBEPI02. EAAYAI02. KAI2AP« 2SBA2T02.
Tétenuede.CIaudé^ on the left.
Hf. rEPMANl'KdE. AYTOKPATfîP. HATHP. HA-
TPIAOX:' Cavalier etl Cdur^, • on the right, armed with a ja- velot and a shield; behind, a standing figure ' on a cippe jffi.6.-R<.-F.*.*ia fr.
437. A. v. i. V. (^Remote Claude's Bare Head. I^. Q. PAQvivs. EVF. LEG. C. D.^ Man in toga,
'sitting on a curule chair, holding in right hand
(a) This ciédailloa and the luiv^nt have a crecofit factory^
lî N C » It T A r N- B SI Ç'JJ
he made a branch; at his feet, a lustraj vase. □: JÉcr- khel. DocL Tom. v. p. 26S. ^.4.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr.
438, vs*. CAE&Aii..AV<î Laureate head-df Claude^
on the left.
1^. ANTOIIIA..BIUITANHICVS. OCTAVIA. BritaTi- nicus eatog^Y standing between Antonia and Octavie too djebout and dressed in Isl stolçki each holding a cornucopia » ^.fî4-Rfi.-F.*.-'48fr<
CtaudtuSf Drusus and Antonia..
439. IT. KAAX. KAISAP. rSPM. SEBASXOX: Head- Uurea by Gaude, right.
yew. AFQY, KAAX. YOU. ANTflWiA. AfiFronted Heads- of Drusus and Antodia; one naked and the other see- lee. JE.6t-R«.-F.*.-^âo fr..
440. KAiS. TEPM.S ^...... TiSte awarded
Claude.
tf, AP.,., ANTONIA. Heads clash from Uni ^
sus and Antonia, One naked and the other veiled, d. Mus.
Sancl nurrusd. IT p. 65. . . i£;6.r-R^-F.*.-.a4 f»v
Glaudius and Agrippina.
44l. XX. CI*AV”. CAE5A11. ^^O. Jf. M^TR. P.
xïïx. Laureate head of Claude, dexterous.
J^f, AGRIPPINA. AVGVSTA. CAESARIS. ATVG. Head
of Agripprne, right, (a). A.6|.-R7.-F.o.-i20 fr; 44:t. Tl, K^AYAlor^i KAI. PET. 2ST. Bare head dfr Claude, on the left.
If; APPin...KA^ArAI0Y.KAirA(5i'c). {Retrog.) Head of Agrippina, right. . . . iE.3i.-R?.-F.o.-4,JJc*
— ^ ' ' ■ ' ■■ '•
{al Medallion ^^apH^ ^^-^^^
443. Five almost similar aafares, with legends vicious ^*3i.*Ra.-F.o.-4 fr.
444-XI-KAAYMOX. KAI£AF. XEBA2T02: TEFIHAN.
Bare head of Qaude
Yew. AFFinniNA. SEBASTH. Head of Agrippina young; below, the monograph. A. veZ FNn. □. Eckhel Cat» mus. Vindoh, II. p. 104. j£.6.-R4.^F.o.-i2fr.
445. Ti. KAAYAIOS. PET. ££B. Head of Claude.
I^. AFFinnEIlf A. KAAYÀIOY. TYITH. {o). Head
of Agrippina. Q. • • ^.3.-R^.-F.o.--6fr*
Valiant Numismata gtisca.
446. IT. KAAYAIOS. KAI2AP. 2EBAST0Z. rEFMAllI-
XO£. Tetelaurea of Claude, left; on it, a counter-mark.
Hf. APPinnEiNA, 2EBASTH. Tetc of Agrippina, turned to the left; in ch. , the monogram
(1420) JE.8.-R5.-F.o.-a4 fr.
447- KAiCAFOC. KA AYAIOY. Uurea Head of Claude, to the right.
I^. ArPinniNAN. KAICAP {Sic), Head of Agrippina, turned left; in the field, the monogram
(738). a (6) iE.6i.-R^"F.o.-4o fr.
Office of Mr. de Lagoy, in Saint-Remi.
""jigrippina Claudit
448. ArpinnEiNA. ^EBASXH. Head of Agrippina. ISf» Free horse walking; above, a star and
a croissant. □ \ffi.4«-R^«-F.o.-8fr.
Eckhel Cat.tnust Vindob. IT pag. io5.
(a) Questionable lesson.
(b) Medal jTrapped in the Bosphorus^ all the reign of Co- tysl
449* 2£BASTH. Head Agrippiney to the left*.
i(. San» leg. Gieval free walking left, with a& palm; above, crescent. . ^.S.-R^.-F.o.-C fr,
45a* Other, with a crescent above the horse^ without the pahne ^ . iË.3.-K^-F.a*6 fr.
4If“Other, without symbol. .. • • JE.3«-K>.-F.o.-4f^*^
Claudius and Nero^
452. TIB.. CAPOC. CCBACTOT.. Head tauf^ d»
Claude, clever.
Hf. i^eFCONOC. KAI.... ...^NIKOY. Bare head of
Néroa Thursday, left. . A .6î.-R7,-F. ^.^12.0 fr.
453. NERO. CLAV. CAES. Stroke. IMP. LVIIN (Sic). V0-*
l.yjiiNio. iivin. Bare head of Meron, right^
Yew. DIVVS. CL O. LVIINO {Sicy ÏÏVIRI. Head^
on the right of Claude. . . ^.&-R3«-F.o.-6 fr..
Claudius and Messulina^
454. IT. CLAVDIVS. C AESAA» AVG. GEHII AHICYS. Head^
nude of Claude, left.
Hf MESSALINA. CXTRERONTE Head
fromMessaline, skillful. . . • iË.5«*R7.-F.a.*3o fr.
455. IT. KAAYAIOS. KAIXAF. FEFMA. ZEBA. Head
nude of Claude,. on the left.
'Si, es A. 2EBAZTA {Sic). Dismembered head of Mes.- saline, right A.5.-R^-F.*.-6 fr.
456. IT. KAAYAIOS. KAISAP". Tep. sebastoy. Head aue of Claude, on the left.
Hf. oyaAEPIA. MESSAAEIKA. Head of Messa- fiae^ skillful* ^ ^ • ^ •. • ^ •. iE.&-R*i-F.'^.-4&fr»
y v4
((ft& Uncertain”.
Britannicus and Messalina.
457. B?ETA];|rNiX0£. KAIXAP^ Bare head of Brltanni^ had.
Yew. OYAA. MEZrAAiNA. ZEBAETH. Head of
Messatina. □ JE.4'-K'.-F.o.~ioo fr.
Eckhel. Cat. mus. Viadob. II. p. i^5.
Claudius, Nero and BriUinnicu^.
458.. kxTk KNOW. xAayà. r£FH. ££B. Laureate head I^ Claude.
I(. BSETAN. NEPQN. ELAIS.. Stubborn heads and affron-* of NéroQ and Britannicus. Q. Vaillant Num^ grœca. . -ZE,6.-R*.-F.o.-i5ofr*
Britannicus and Nero..
45g. BFETANNiKo;. KAilÇAF* Hue Head of Briitannl- . CU&, right.
T(. NEFQN. KAIZAF. Head of Nero, without neck-« ronne. □. Valiant ft o» . . . ^.R-R^.-F.o.-Go fe
Nero.,
460. NEFÛ170C. EAICAF. TBFMAiriKOY, Head nuç do
Neron^
, yew. àiafafmon(Sîp). 5£mpuZu7iiet2i>ziiif.c.£cM2.
€im.eZ. Fmii P/. xm,(a). A.6.-R«.-.F.*.-ioofr.
461. nefHn. XAICAF. Nuç head of lieroa, iidr^
Vf. Without legend. Free horse walking left. , with
a palm ^ above8, star. ^^3.-B.>.-F.o.-4^'
46;% ^......^..... :......>,...,Head of Nero,
¥(, ZaTHFl.THz(^ic). 0](&OTME^HS,, inun9> crowned with laurel. Q... . . jEig.— RS.— F.o.r48"«
Valiant. Numtftmata^^ripc^. (has). I see this medallion struck in Ephesus.
iNCEHTAIIfEtf. 6&t
463. VERO. CLAVDIVS. CAESAA. AYG. GfiRJHANIGVS«
Bare head of Nero, right.
I^. Standing figure, in the Egyptian style (a); in the field, the letters B. P.. . ^.8,-'R.fi.-ï'*'^,-3o fr.
Nero and Agrippina.
464 Head of Nero.
yew. ArPinriEHïA, ::SKBA2TH. Veiled Agrippina, seated, holding a branch in her right hand and the left hastens it. Q. .... iË.6.-R.^.-F.o.~i2 fr«
Valiant. Numismata graeca.
“
Thero and Octavia.
465. KERO: GLAV IMF. VOLVMNIO* LYPIHO. professional
liVRiNO. iiv. Bare head of Nero, right, with a scepter on the left shoulder.
%, I9£R(>. CL AV. CAE$. AYG. IMP. ET. OCTAYIA.
AVGYSTI. Bare and facing heads of Nero and Oc-, tàvîe; one topped with a crescent and the other with a star. ........ .^. •. . ^.8.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr.
466. NERQ. CLAV. CAESt. AYG. IMp. YOLYMNIO. LY-
PiNO. pro LYRINO. IIY. Same head of Nero, with the scepter.
I^. NERO. CIiAY. CAES. AYG. IMP. OCTAVIA.
'AVGYSTI. Same heads facing each other, with the same* attributes: • ^.7.-R^.-F.o.-9 fr.
467. NERO. CLAV. CAES. AYG. IMP. LVPINO. pro LY-«
RiNO. YOLYWNIO. IIY. Same head of Nero, with © the scepter.
(a) Pellerin Kci\\ see a temple near this figure; but js^ think it's more of a drapery ^Me tieac.de la m aiur du»
1
682 Incehtaiki^s.
I^. NERO. CJmKY ET. OCTATIA. ATa
Same TV faces of Nero and Octavia, with the same attn]>uts iË.y.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.
468. Another almost similar. . ^.y.-R^.-F.o.-gfir.
469 CAES. AVG. IMP. LVFINO pro
JLvaiNO. Head of Nero, dexterous, with scepter on the left shoulder.
i^. KEao. CLA .^..TAVIA. ATVG. Bareheadsand
clashes between Nero and Octaye; one got on top of one crescent and the other a star. ^.y.-R^-F.o.-jlr.
470. N€PON. KAiCAP. Head of Nero, right.
yew. Legend erased. Head of Octavia, Teri tour the right • . . -ŒL3t.-R«.^F.*,-i8fr.
Nero and Poppaea.
471. NBPÛN. KAI2AP. ZEEASTOS. Tét« laureate^ â» Nero, skillful.
Vf. nonnAïA. VEPoiTOS. 2a!B TéledePop*
sword, skillful * A..4--R'— F.o.-3(K) ff.
472. NEPONA. nOnnAIAN. ZEBASXOYS. Heads af- fronted by Nero and Poppea.
Vi. eEAN. rûMHN. Turret head of Rome. 0^ Valiant Num, grœca. . . . ^.4--R^«-F.o.-i2fr.
473. iEPQNOZ. SEEASTOY. Headlaurea^ofNéfGn, to right.
i(. nonnAlAZ. SESAZTHZ. Head of Poppea, i right. ^.y.-RS.-F.o.-aôfr.
474* Three others almost seem. iE.7.-4l^-F.o.-20 fr.
475. TTCPOON. C€Bl^oc. Laureate head of Nero, right.
14. nonnAïAWBACTU. kaax..^.^^... F^pee
I K C £ A T A i K E s. 683
seated, turned to the left, holding in the mam dr. of ears, the g. on pure haste. (a). JE.8.-Rfi.-F»*.-3o fr.
Claudia and Poppaea.
476. BIVA. CLAVD. IT£A, 7. Woman standing in a temple' of round foone.
i|f. DIVA. )?OFFA£A. AVG. Woman sitting in a temple distjle ^.5.— K'.-iF.o.-*4o fr*
Ouho.
/^dd. AYTOKPATOP. oeo {Demoted). Head
Nude of Otho, right.
i^. £n. AN0. 2IAQN0S. (Boustrophedon). Diane huntress going to right. (en). G* ^.6.-R^.-F.o.~6o fr.
Mut. Sanclem. num $eL II. p. Las.
T^espasianus.
478 FATQP. OYEZnASiA Laureate head of
Vespasian, right.
1^. £ni. ANeYiiA......Jupiter sitting on a
seat, left, holding hands dr. a lightning, the left on pure haste. . . . iS.7.-R3.-F.o.~9 fr.
479. AYT. KAI. OYESn. YHATO. V. Laureate head of Vespasian, right.
"Bf.. Without legend. Diana the huntress walking towards the dr. , carrying the hand dr. to his quiver and holding a arc in the left ^.4a*'-I^'*~F.o.-2 fr.
480. Two others almost seem. ^.4i•-K^'F.o.-:2 fr.
(:z) This medal was struck on another; we see still under the seated woman the remains of a young hairless head..
ifi) Mé'laiU attributed to the Cretans. ^
£94 IllC£aTAI2!r£5.
481. AYT. XAI. OYESn. YDA. TO* z. Iaurea head^fr Vespasian, right.
J(. Without legend. Jupiter slssîs on a seat, left, holding a thunderbolt in the right hand and the pole in the left. .\ ^œ.6.-R'-F.o.-3fr;
482. Other, with YnA. TO. H. .i£.6.-4Ei.-^.o.-SIr.
Pespasianus and Titus^
483. AYT. K. OY Laureate head of Vespasian.
Yew. XAIZAF. T Têtelaurea of Titus. C-
Mr. Sancl. num. salt. IL i44- • -ZE.6.-.R«.-F>.-6frK
Pespasianus and Domiùianus.^
434. AYTOKPA.XAICAF.0lYecnACIAKOC.C€BACT0C.
Laureate head of Vespasian, on the right side.
I^. AOMITIANOC. KAICAF. C€B. YIOC. AND. 6. (year
9). Domitian standing, dressed in toga, holding out hand dr. a branch of oliy. . A.6^-'R^.-F.*.-6o fr»
Titus and Domilianus^^
485. .......TITO.KAICAEI. CEB. V.. Laureate head of-
Titus y on the right.
Bff. A.OMlXïA»fî. KAICAPI. Laureate head of Domi- here, on the left -ffi.Gi.-R^.-FJ^.-Mfr-
Titus.
486. AYTOKFA. TIT02. KAi2^APi Laureate head of Ti- tus, right.
IV. lOYAAiAZ. EAAfîKYlAI^. Trophy at picA of which is a prostrate woman, on one side, and u shield of the other /-ffi.Gi.-^R^.-^.o.-^fr-
487. Another, with ioyaiac. eaAookyiac. Mém© type. ... \ ... ^ ...... . JÏ;.6i.-R^-F,o.-$ifr-
Incertai^tëb* 68S
488. AYTOKP. Tiiox. KAiXAF. Wrecked head of Tîtiu, on the right.
I^. lOYdAIAS. £AAaKYIA£. V«/ BAACO&YIAC.
Victory standing, tour k dr. , writing “or a bou- tree attached to a palm tree. . . , j£.5.-K2.-F.o.-4 ^r*
48g. ATT. TiTOS. S Kurea head of Titus,
on the right.
I^. Without legend. Two nude military figures, from-< end, each with a helmeted head and armed with a small round shield • « • ^.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr.
Jfulia TitL
'
4gb. IVLIA. AVGVSTA. DIVI. TÏTl. F. Head of Julie, todrrnte.
I^. YESTA. Vesta seated on a seat, left. , holding on the right hand the palladium and the transver-i pole -dirty in the left, (a). . . . ^•2.-R*.-F^*.--8o fr.
Domitianus.
491. IMF. CAES. DOMITXAN^ AVO. F.U.C08. YIII. Head
Laurea of Domitian, right.
]^. CAFIT. iiESTlT. Ju^iter-CapitoHnus seated in- be two figures standing in a tjle grouse temple. (6). A.6.-R«.-F.*.-.8o fr.
4g2. IMP. CA£S. DOMITIAN. AYG. P.SI. COS. VIII.
Laureate head of Domitian, right. .
b[. Without legend. Legionary eagle between two en- Roman signs. ..;... A..7.-R^.-F.*.-.48 fr.
I ) ■ I 1 1 1 > i<^
(a) Medallion struck in Asia. .
{ b) Made in Asia 9 liked that the two a*'. “ÎBvaai.
686 Ihcsataikxs.
493. IMP. CAZSàR. DOMIIIANVd. AYG. Tèitkmk
of Domîtian, on the right.
i(“Without legend. Legionary eagle between two Roman signs ^«y.-R^.— F>.-48 fr.
494. ATT. XAI. ÂOMITIANOC. C€BACTOC. FCFM. Head
laorée de Domîtien, on the right.
li. Without legend. The emperor in a quadriga triumphant, going right. . . A.5.-R4.-F.**-5o fr.
495. A Y. AOJf ITIANO2. K AIXAF. £2B. FEP. Téteiau-
reed Domitian, skillful.
li. SEBASTH. OMONOIA. Ceres standing, stubborn * the stola, holding ears of corn in the right hand, the left che on haste. • .1 ^.7.-R4.~F.o.-*i2&.
496. AYT. A0MITIAN02. KAISAF. ZEB. TEFM. Head
Iaurea of Domitian, right.
I^. OMONOIA. SEBASTH. Ceres standing, holding from the hand of dr. ears of corn and a torch on the left; at his feet, a snake. □• Echhel. Cat. mus, Vind. II. pa^. xSj. n^». 353.^. . . . ffi.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr.
497 AOBUTIANOS. kaisap Same
head.
I^. XEBASTH. OMONOIA. Woman standing, holding an olive branch from the hand of dr. and a horn of a- left-wing pandemonium. . . .^.9i.-R4.-F.o.-i4fr'
498. AYT. AOMITIANOS. KAISAP. 2EB. PET. Head
Iaurea of Domitian, skillful.
Itf. 2EBASTH/0M0N01 A. Veiled head and diadem
^ of woman, left; in front, a poppy head be two ears iE.8.-R5.-F.o.-a4^''*
499. KAXC AJTf AOMITIAKOC. Uurea head, right.
Inçshtainbs. 687
!$• €nl. li€OKTAOir. 0A. Hexastyle temple, seen in fiice. (a) -^.6.— R^.-F.b.— 6 fr,
5oo. AOKITIAMOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domiticn, -right.
i^, €ni. N60KYA0Y Jupiter seated “left, holding
ears and stalk.. ...,.• iE.8.-R^.-F.o -3o fr.
Self. Another t with £ni. ArA0QNOC. ^a^ Jupiter seated, holding hands dr. ears and the left the kaste. has. Vaillant Nuni'grCBca. , . iE.4--R^--F.o.--6 fr.
502. AYT. AOMITIANOC. K Aic. Laureate head of Domi- Hey, clever.
^. eni. KAICCNNIOY^ rAAAOY. Trained snake, to the right, and folded, (b) ^.4»-R^--F-o.-8 fr.
503. Other, with Eni. kaisennigy. taaaoy. Two aerpens entwined. □• Vaill, Le, ^^--R^'-f'-o.-G fr.
504. Other, with Eni. mr. mapioy, poy*oy. an0Y- H ATO Y. Shield with a javelin. Q. VailL Numis" mata grœca. •..•.".... iE.4.-R.^.-F 0.-8 fr.-
505. Other, with Eni. nPO. EMIAIOY. ANTONIOY. ZïAZQlïOC. Shield and jav. G. iE.4.-K^.-F.o.-8 fr.
Valiant. 1. c. 5b6. KAI2AP. AOMI. 2EB. YIO£. Laureate head of Do- mitien, right.
I^. Sansleg. Two almost naked warriors, armed with
shields and fighter. . • iË.5i.-R7.~F.'^.-.6o fr.
■ ■ ■ ■ -
(a) Vaillant looked at this medal and the two following ones as struck at Thasos; I believe they are made in Crete. The Trajan's medals, described on pag. 6^5, under the numbers 655, 656, 55'j and 558, are from the same manufacturer.
(jb) This medal and the two following ones were awarded by Valiant to the Nicomedians.
688 Ikcèhitainêà;
507. ..;..TIANV5. C A£S. AVG. GEaM summer thereWé
of Domîtian, on the right.
ly. Without legend. Pallas standing on a bow of ▼axle, right ^ throwing a javelin from the right hand. , the left armed with a shield; behind her” a tro- phée; in front, a palm tree. . . iS.8.-Ri.-^F.'^.-6fr.
508. IMP. DOHITIAlVyS. GAX6* AVG. GEEMANICVS.
Same head, left.
ê(. Without legend. Pallas standing, right hand on a trophy, |on the left armed with a spear and a ball dear ^.6.-R«.-.Ro..3fr.
Domitia.
509. DOMITIA* AVGVSTA. Head of Domitia, right. I^. VBMVS. AVG. Victorious Venus standing, right
the left elbow resting on a column, a helmet on the right hand and the transverse pole in the gaa-> che. (a) A.y.-R^.-F.^.-'ioo fn
Domilianus had Domitia.
510. IMP. CAESAR. SOMITIANVS. AVG. Laurel head^
• of Domîtian, on the right.
I{. BOMIT. DOMITIAK. AVG. P.M.COS. VI**« T4te
from Domitia, on the right. (*)” . A.7.-R«.-F.*.-iSofr.
5ii. AOMITIANOS. KAi.k.: Ureahead
Domitian, skillful.
ii. AOMitiA. 2EBA2ÎH. Head of Domitia, tower- born on the right ^.6.-R4.-F;0.-î2fr«
(a) Medallion (rapped in Asia.
(b) I^em,
Sis.
ÎNCEAlAlNlSd. 689
Sl2w AtDMITIANOC. KAICAP. GCB. FePMANIKOC. Head
Laurea of Domitian, right.
I^. AOMITIA.CCBA N. Head of Domitia,
on the left. ...» jflE.Si.-R^.-F. 0.-20 ff.
Si3. AOMITIANOC. this. Laureate head of Domitian, right.
I^. AÔMITIAN. CCBACTHN. Head of Domitia,
right. . * M.'6i. — R^.-F.o.-iô fr.
S14. AOMITIA. See BACTIf. Head of Domitia.
Itf. KAICAP. AOMITIA Laufëe head of Do- mitien. :...».«.... -^.4i.-R.^.-F.o.-io fr.
61 5. IMP. NERVA. C AÉS. AVG. T, M. TH. POT. P.P.COS. III. Laurel head of Nerva, right.
I^. COM. AS. The emperor in a disstyled temple crowned by a woman holding a cornucopia dance; on the frieze of the temple, we read: ROM A; £T. AVG. (a). ..*...... A..6i.-R6c-F."*f.-6o fr»
5 16. IMP. NERVA. CAES. AVG. P.M.TR. POI. P'. P.
Same head
i|f. COS. XII. Simulacrum of the Diana of Perga in a distyle temple; On the frieze of the temple, we read: BIANA. PERG A.y.-R^.-F.^.-Go fr.
517. AYTOKPA. N€POYAC. KAIGAP. C€BACTOC. Y-
nAT. r. Laureate head of Nerva, right.
Hf. €A€Y0. AH MO Y. Liberty Standing, with its attributes. {Small medallion). tA.M,-R^,-F.^.-/^8 fr.
618. AYTOKPAT. NePOYAC. iLAlCAP. CCBACTOC. Y-
nAT. A. Same head.
^11 '■ ' ' ■■ ■■ -I. . (a) This medallion and the tuivant were irraped in Asici Volume VL
6go Uncertain a.
t(. TYXH. C6BACT0X. Fortune deboat, avee
•the attributes ^•5.->K^.-F.^.-4^1r.
Small medal UoH. Sig. AYTOKP. çel AYTOXPAT. NEPOYAC. KAICAP.
CEBACT. AY« meUus AY. (o). Nervaf's laureate head on the right.
Vf, YIIATOY. TPITOY. Deox Ijres; above,
an owl. □ ^. ^.4. (fc)-R.'.-F.*.-i2fr.
£ckhel. Cat. BUiSk Viadob. p. 160^ n*. 86.
Trajanus.
520. IMP. CAES. NERVA.^RAIAN. AYG. GERM. P.”
Laureate head of Trajan, right.
I(. TR. POT. COS. II. Diatyl temple in which is the emperor standing, in military garb, crowned by a woman holding a cornucopia; on the frieze of the temple, we read; ROM A. £T. avg.) in Teier- gue, coM. ASi. (c) A.6.-Rfi.-J'.*.-6ofr.
Sdl. IMP. NERVA. CAES. TPAIAN. AYG. GERM. P.K.
TR. P. P. P. Same head.
Vf, COS. II. Simulacrum of Diana of Perga daiuuit
I
(a) This letters AY. for AYKIHN. let your notice your* Days in the field of this medal, had been misread ptf Ëckhely what made him place this medal in the catalog of Vienna, uncertain romance. The same type is found âJ)o- initian and Trajan, but without the letters A Y, Voyei Ljda ia l^enere, Tom. III. p. 43o.
{V) If this medal is bronze, as indicated by the cttS' logue becomes, it must be cast on silver, or it was originally filled.
(c) Manufactured*Asi«| as well as the sweet medallloxis that linger
t V t iR fk it A m n è. $Qi
distylc temple; »'jrU frieze of the entry, we read i dïana» tERO, A.7.r.R5..F.*..48 fr*
5to2^ IMt. NERVA.. CAfiS, TR AIAN. AVG. RM£6. ]P. M.;
. TR. P. P. P. Laureate head of Trajan, right.
Yew, COS. ÎT. Six ears tied$. A..6î.-R4,-F.*.-3ofr.
Sa3. AYTOKP. KAIG. NéP. TPAIANOC. C€B. TCPM.
Laureate head of Tràjao*, right.
IV". AHMAPX €S. YnlT. B. Bust of feime, to left, dressed in a toga, head wearing a tiara > holding a scepter in the right middle and a scroll in the left. (Small medallion). A.5.-R4.-F *.-3o fr.
524- Other, with AHM. 6E. ydat. b. Woman a&sisesui^ a seat. to left. , holding a coat hook with the hand of Dr. and one transverse shaft of the left. . *. jÇt.4.^R^.-F.*.-6 fr».
4a5. iVleme legend and same head.
I^. AHMAPic.eS. y RAT. B. Bust of a bar man^ drunk, right. , covered with ample clothing, head capped a tiara; in front, A scepter (a). Peller. Mei. L p. 182. Pi. viii. n. I. . . . A.6.-^R6.-F.*.-6o fr*
826. aYt* kaic. nep. tpaiaiïoc. C€b. r€PM. Head Laurea of Trajan ^ on the right.
^f. AHM. €H. Yn ai. b. Fortune standing, with •the attributes. {Little med^,), A.5.-R3.-F.*.-2o fr.
507. AYT. KAIC. N€P. TPAIANOC. C€B. rePM. Head
Laurea of Trajan, right.
Hf. AHM.6"...ynAT. B. Freedom standing /with
«the attributes A4--^*-F.*.-3 fr.
828. Other,|ivecAHM.€S.YnAT.B. Two hands joined
(â) This hillock is similar to that ({ne Seen on a bronze medal from HadruiaetuiB. KojtM pag. 679. n*. 8“
6g2 Uncertain.
. holding a military ensign above a bow of ship A..4^.— R'.-r.*,-3fr.
629. AYTOKP. KAIC. PCN. TP AIANOC. C€B. rePM. Head
Laureate of Trajan, skillful.
I^. AHBiAPX. €£. YnAT.B., in two lines, in one laurel wreath ^.y.-C.-F.^.-afr.
53o. Another similar one. .,..•• iE.5.— C— F.*.-i'fr.
53i. Other T. . . -ffi.4J.-C.- 532. AYT. KAIC. N€P. TPAIAN. CCB. TePM. veî XY- TOKP. KAIC. N6P. TPAIANOC. C€B. TePM. Tétclau- ree of Trajan, right. ly. AHM APX. €S. YHAT. B. Caduceus occupying wing the middle of the field. jE.3i.-R^-F.*.-i fr. 533. AYT. KAIC. PCN. TPAIAN. CeB. TCPM. Even head. -^ IV* AHMAPX. €H. YnAT. B. Laurel branch, bow and quiver. ...*..%. ,ZE.3.-R*.— F.*.-2fr. 534. AYTOKP. KAIC. N€P. TPAIANOC. C€B. rCPM. Laureate head of Trajan, right. I^. AHMAFX. ES. YH AT. F. Rome seated on weapons, on the left, a small Victory over the njain dr. €t the parazonium in the g. A..6.-R2.-F.*.-20 fr. 535. AYT. KAIS. NEP. TPAIAN. SEB. TEPM. Head Laurea of Trajan, right. I^. AHMAPX. ES. Yn AT. T. Head of Jupiter-Am- my, skillful A..4î.-R*.-F.*.-4fr' 536. Other appearance (Quinaire). A.3.-R/.-F.*.-2/r. 537. AYTOKP. KAIC. N€P. TPAIANOC. C£B. r€PM. AAl. Laureate head of Trajan, right, with the chlamyda on left shoulder »
Uncertain^ 693
Yew. AHMAPX. es. YHAT. 6. Arabia standing up, ve»- kill from there stola, holding an olive branch in the right hand and a beam in the left; at his feet, iiA camel; A.6i,-R5.-F.*.-43fr.
538. AÏTOKP. K Ouch. N€P. TP AI ANOC. CCB. TCPIVr. AAK.
Laureate head of Trajan, dexterous, with the chlaniyde*on "warped epaxile"
I(. AHM APX. es. THAT. €*^ Tétc de Jupiter- Am- my, skillful. ....... jE.8^-Ri.-F.^>3 fr.
539. Other similar. .... iE.6i.-.R».-F.*.-2 fr.
540. AYTOKP. KAIC. PCN. TPAIANCO. APICTuJ. C6B.
r€PM. AAK. Laureate head of Trajan, right, aveo the payment.
B[. AHMAPX. lîB-. ynATO. f. Head of Jupiter-^ Amnion., right A..4i.-R*.-F.*.-6 fr.
54l «AYTOKP. KAIC. N€P,TPAlANOC.C€B.rCPM.AAK^
Same head, without the paludamentitm^
i^. AHMAPX.es:. YHATO. r. SmulacredeTaDiane of Perga in an elstyle temple; the pediment decorated with aun spread eagle ^m^. . A.6.-R4^.-F.*.-3o fr.
542. AYTOKP. KAIC. NfP. TPAI ANOC. CiîB. FCPM. AAK.
Laureate head of Trajan, right > with the chlamjde “ur left shoulder.
I^. Ali'MAPX. €S. YnAT. Tee Six ears forming a sheaf. ........... ^ . Â.6.-R^.-F:*.-3o fr^
543. Other, arec ahdxapx. €S. yhat. r. Three in- • 8 military ensigns; on that of. middle^ The Roman eagle- ne ySu6^.-R3.-F.^-20 fr,
544- Ajuster similar, but the head of Trajan with the-
paludamenlumé A-6.-R^.^F J^.-ao fn.
xx 3.
^94 Uncertain.
645. AYT. KAIC. NeP. TPAlAN, CÇB, rePM. AAK,
Lanced head of Trajan, dexterous, with the clilatnyde on left shoulder.
I\f. AHMAPX.fE. l^,YnAT.r(a). Arabia standing, dressed in the slola, holding an olive branch from there right hand 4 1 a beam from the left; on foot, a camel A.4i.-R*.-F.**-t) fr,
546. AYTOKP. KAIC, NCP. TPAIANtO. A?iCTU>. “B,
rcPM. A.^ K. Taurus head of Tra^ao, right, with \û paludamentum.
^. AHMAPX. €$. TBATO. r. camel walking on the left. A.4è.-R*.-F.*.-6fr.
547. AYTOKP. K ATC: N6P. TP Al ANOG. C6B. TCPM. AAK.
Laureate head of Trajan » at di*oUe ^ with \t paludum.
I|f. AHMAPX....^ YnATO. r^ Club at the middle
of the field. ““. • A.4.*-R»."-F.*.-6fr.
548. AYTOK. KAIC. NeP. TPAIANQ. ApICTO. C6B.
r€FM. AAK. {bj. Laureate head of Trajan, right, with malaria.
1^. AHUiAPx. €2E. YTiM/o. T. Bust of a woman, turned to the left, chest clad in stolû^ holding a scepter in his right hand and a scepter in his left che a cut A.4.-R*.-F.*.-9ifr.
$49- AYTOK. KAIC. N€P. T7 AIANOC C€B. TCPM. AAK.
Laureate head of Trajan, right ^ with the paluiam»
» ■ ■ « ■ ' " ' < ■■" ; '- ■■!■ ■'; • , I • ■
\a) Ley Père Khell,^ in “on supp^imeiu à VulUant” p* $9» brings back a medal with YIIA. 6.
{h) What is it: AYTOKP. KAIC. K«P. TPaU-
icoc. C€B. rer m. aak.
I N C I It T A I N £ s. $69
Yew. AHMAPX«€&. YnATO. r. Victory walking 4r. , holding a crown in his right hand and a palm in the left. .... j&l.4*-B.*.-F.^.~6 fr.
550. AY. NAVE. TPAIAIÏOS. KAlZAF. SB. F£P. has. UST
Laurea of Trajan, right.
I(, OMONOIA. Standing woman, dressed in l&stola ^
holding ears of the right maia,. the left supported
. on pure haste - ^.€i.-R^.-F.o.-6 fr^
551. AYT. NEF0YA2. TFAIANOS.. KAIZAF. ZEBA..,..
Laurd head of Trajan, on the right side.
I(C. OMONOIA. C€BACTH. Woman standing, dressed siola, add an olive branch. in the hand of Dr.
552. AYT. NEF. TPAIANOC. APIC. AY. C€BA. TCF.
Laureate head of Trajan, right.
Yew. OMONOIA. C6BACTH. Woman standing, dressed- 4th the stola, holding ears of corn in the right hand. , the left on the haste» .. ^ ...... . ^.7.-R>.-F.o.-6 fr.
553. AYT. NEF. TFAIANOS^KAlSAF.XEB.i Head^
Laurea of Trajan, to. right.
I^. ElFHNU. Z£B A2TH. Woman standing, dressed in the stola ^ holding in the right hand a caduceus or a olive branch, and on the left a horn dance. ............. ^.gj-.— R*.— F.o.— 12 fr..
554. AYT. KAI. NEF. TFAIANOC. A?ICTOC. PET. AAK.
Laureate head of Trajan. skillful.
!(, C6BACTOY. The^ Standing Fortune ^ with êes at- tributes iE.6.-R>.-F.o.-6 fr.
555. TFAIANOC. KAICAF.. Hurt head of Trajan,
right.
Ji(. €ni..AAf ZANAFOY.AFICTAF. Jupiter assi”. SUT
Xx4'
1
63B Uncertain.
a seat and turned to the left, covered with the pallium, te* holding two ears of corn with the right hand, the left resting on pure haste. iE.9i.-K^.'F.b.-4fr-
556. TFAlANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Trajan, right; on it, a counter-mark.
J^. €ni. AAr....APOY (5ic). AFIGTA. Jupiter seated on a seat and turned to the left, covered with the pallium, holding two ears of corn with the right hand, the left resting on pure haste. . ^.9.-R».-F.b.-4 fr.
557. Other, with €ni. AAes apictapxoy.
Same type of Jupiter sitting. . JE.9-^R^-F.b.-*4 fr*
658. TPAIANOC Tétehurée, skillful.
H PO«r. APIGTAPX Hex Temple
style. «••«• •• ^.5^.— R'.— F.b.--2 fr.
559. AYT. KAI. NEP. TPAIANOC. APICT. C€B. T.A.
Laureate head of Trajan, right. /
I^. Altar; àfexerg.^ Aioc. -®.5.-R^-F.o.-6fr.
560. AYT. TPAIANON. KAI. C€. rcP. AA. Laureate head© of Trajan, right.
I^. Altar; below, Aioe.(a). iE.5.-R5.-F.o.-6fr.
56 1. Legend completely erased. Laureate head of Tw- Jan, right.
I^. APiCTOe. Rider running at a gallop, turned on the right jE.4.-R4.-F.*.-8 fr.
562. AYT. NËPOYAS. TPAIANOS. KAISAP. SE. PET*
A. Laureate head of Trajan, right.
■i ■ > ' I
(a) Cetera saédiiille^t la precedetme se>i attributed to Nicaea (fo Bicbynia; the pacoit type represents Tautel of Jupiter".^^-^ r^iij*. See, TojiL. II. p. 4^2. n^. 218.
iNCEIlTAINESr 697
yew. NElKH. AAK. cebactoy. Victory standing, right hand placed on a trophy and holding a palm
from the left jE.g.-R^.— F.*.— ^4 ^''*
563 Head of Trajan.
Yew. AFMEIYIA. Woman on her knees, holding her hand right on a trophy and presenting from the left a crown to the emperor, (a). Q. Vaillant NumisTnata grcBca. . \ iE.g.— R5.— F.o,— 3o fr.
564* Other, with aakia. Woman sitting and crying near of a trophy. Q. VailL l. c. . ^.g.-R^.-F.o.-So fr.
565. Other, with iiafgia. Crying woman near a trophy, hands tied behind his back. Q. Vaillant Z. v. ••....-...• . iE.9.^R5.-F.o.-3o fr.
566. Other, with FQMH. Helmeted bust of the goddess Rome. □• Vaillant Le.,.. ^.g.-R^.-F.o.-a^ f**-
Plotina and Marciana.
567. TRAIANVS. AVG. Laureate head of Trajan.
Yew. PLOTINA. AVG. MARCiANA. AVG. Heads af- bordered by Plotina and Marciane. Q. Valiant num. in col, perç, T. I. p. ^ig. . . ^.4.-R^.-'F.o.— 5o fc,
Hadrianus.
568. HADlliNV5(Sîc) GVS... Bare head of Hadrian ^ to
right.
Pf. COS. III. Simulacrum of Juno-Samienne standing between two ears of corn. (6) A.7.-R4.-F.*.~3o fr.
' ; ■ •
{a) See the varieties described Tom. IV. p. 4^7 next.
(^) This medallion and those that follow, up to the Ji**. SSa y onK been struck in Asia.
C9S IlfCBATAINSS.
569. HADRIANVS, AVGV6TVS, P. P. Head nuc tfHa* drieo, right.
Bl. COS. mr. Diana of Ephesus standing between two Cerft * A.8.-R^.—F.*.-3o fe
570. Other, with BIA1«A. efhesia. Diana of Ephest^ standing between two cer£i. . . A..6j.-R'».-F.*.-.^o Ir.
571. hadhianvs, avg. COS. III. p.p. Bare head of Ha- drien, on the right.
j(, DIANA. SPHXSIA. Diane d^Epbëse standing in- be two cerb A.8.-R*.-F.*.-3ofr.
572. Other, with diana. xphesia. Diana of Ephesus in a têlraatjle temple. . . A.7.— R5.^F.* .40 fr.
573. HADRiAi^ys^ AVCVSTVS, P. P. Bare head of Ha- drien., right.
^1^. coSv'iii. Ju.flter-'The^dîcaêus standing, dressed in »^ ft toga and looking to the left, the pure baste in the right hand A.7.-R5.-'F.*.-4ofri
Sji. Other, with these. mr. Neptune-JF^opfstore standing ^ having the right hand on his trident placed on a cra-« be • . A.8.-R5.-F.**.-48fr-
575. Other, with cos. mr. ^sculapius standing, with his. attributes ^ A.7i.-R*.-F.*.-4o f"**
876. HADRiAX^vs. AVGVdTVS-P. P. Têtc nude tfHa- drien, on the right, with the paiudamenlum,
t(, cos. III. Pallasstanding, holding a dao peg*
. Iei hand dr. and a spear in, the left; at his feet.
vn shield. . *^ ....... . Â.7.-R*.-F.o.-4ofr.
B77. HADRiANVS. AVôvsTVS. P.P. Laureate head of Har drien, on the right, with the paludanunlunk', dessoi » u&' n0no|ram in counter-market..
IlfCtnT SENIORS. £93
tf, COS. III. Pallas standing in a terhp!e of ^tj-
578. Other, with cos. mr. Apollo in women's clothing me, the plectrum in my right hand and a lyre in the left /Ïl.7.-R*.i-.P.o.-4o fr.
879. HADRIANVS. AVGV5TVS.P.P. Laureate head of Ha<< drien, on the left, ssLïis the paludamêntum.
Vf. COS. mr. Standing woman, dressed in the stola^ holding an olive branch in his right hand and a cornucopia of the left; in the field, one anchor A.8.-R5.-F.*.-4o fr*
58o. HADHiAiivs. AVGVSTVS. P. P. Uue Head of Ha-« drien, right, with the paludamentum. Hf. COS. mr. Six linked ears of corn. . A-y^-R^-F.*.- 12 fr^
i8t. HAdHïauvs. AVGVSTVS. p. p. Laureate head of Ha- drien, dexterous, without the paluûamtntum. Hf. COS. mr. Sixépb, . . A.7.-R3.-P.*--i2fr»
582. ...CAES. THA. HADRIAKO. Bareheaded
of Hadrian 9 & right.
J^. COS. III. Cybele seated, turned to the left, a coat hook in the hand of dr. and the left arm. on the eardrum; at his feet, a lion. .... A.(^i.-R^.-F.*.-48 fr.
MedAiHoD provided.
583. AT, TPAI. AAPlAHOiv.. Laureate head of Hadrian, with right.
Vi. the EPA. cynkAHTOC. Young head of Sênaf, avee \e palhum» •....••... .£.4*~R'.-F.o.->4 fr»
584. AYT. XAi. TPAI. A API. Hadrieft's laureate head,^
skillful^
OXFORD
yoo Uncertain*
T{, B. c. Laurel branch; all in the middle of a couroDRe ^.3^-R*,-F.*.-6îfr.
585. KAICAP. AAPIANOC. Laureate TV.
^. A. in the middle of a crown of an unusual shape lite. (/oW«-4rgo/w> D. . . .jE.6.-R3.-F.*.-^fr. Eckhel. Cac mus. VinJob. hearing. L p. laa. n^ 9.
Antinous.
586. ANTINOOY. HFnoc* Head of Antinoîfs, decorated with lotus.
Vi. AYT. KAIC. AAFIANOC. CEB. Lanré head*
of Hadrian. □. . -ffi.5.-R«.-F.o.-3ofr.
Valiant Numiamata graca*
Hadrianus and Sabina.
587. IMF. €AE. TRA. HAD. Laurel head of Hadrian, i right, with the paludamentum,
l4- SABINA. AVGVSTA. Tét£ de Sabine, tour skillful. ^.5i.-R^.-F.*.-24 fr.^
Hadrianus had AntX)ninuS'Vius^
588. IMF. CAES. TFAIAN...^..^ HADRIAN T.^ti
Hadrian's Laurea, to. right, with the paludamentum*
b[. MFI. T.AEL. CAES Bare head of Antomn
ïe piles, right ^.5i.-R4.-F.o.-i2fr^
589. AYTO. XAI. ceBAC. Laureate head of Hadrian., to. ' RIGHT.
Yew. AYTO. XAJ. ceEAC. Antonîn's laureate TV, right; derant, two ears of corn. . . .ZE.S.-R'.-F.'^^.-G fr.
Sgpk. OtheraembI,, without ears. • •i£..3«-R^-F.^.-&Iri-
Uncertain. ^oi
AntoninuS'pîus*
591. AlAioc. ANTCNEINOC. Laurel head of Antoninus- the-pious, on the right. -
lï". H. in a crown, (a). □. Eckhel. CaL mus. Vindob. I. pag. 119. . .iE.4.-R3.~F.o.-6fr.
592. AY. ANTtONEiNGC. Laureate head of Antonîn-Ie- pious.
^. K. K. Naked warrior, walking, armed with a spear and a shield, (h), □• Eckhel. Cat. mus. Vind. I. p. 124. no. 12 iE.4.-R3.-r.o.^6 fr.
593. ...T. AlAlOC. K...,. ....TÛN6IN0C. Laureate head
of Antoninus-the-pious, k right.
H. AWor.MiKmTûN {Sic). Diana of Ephesus butt between two deer. . . . iE.5i.-R5..F^-*r _2o fr.
594. KAi. ANTU)NiNOC. CY. Laureate head of Antonîn- pious, skillful.
Vi. ACY. AYTO. KAI. KPA. Standing figure, D-J tue de la toga, left, holding a flower in the right hand -ffi.4.-R3.-F.'o.-6 fr.
595. AY. T.AI. AAPi. ANTÛNEIN... Laureate head of An- tonin-the-pious, skillful;
1^. Same incuse head. . . . -ffi.4.-.Ri.-^F.'^.-a fr.
Faustina-senior.
596. 4>AYCTeiNA. C€BACTH. Veiled Head of Faustina the mother, on the right.
{a) Medal awarded to TËIide. [b) Attributed to the Cretans.
I^. AMMU>N. Bust of Jupiter- Aihmon, turned k right. • . iE.5.-R«.-F.o.-24fr»
897. @€A. ^ATCTeiHA. Head of Faustîne the mother, right. *
Vf, AKTIA. in the middle of a cotiroDne of epb. {Who^ black, A.3.-R*.-F.*-2ofr.
5gH. e€A.éAYCT(!ilfA4 Head of Fkustîne the mother, jt right.
I^. n Y0IA. Crown ^ shaved and oîsean on ime table square in shape. ^G.-R^.-F.o.-g fr.
S9 ^nloninuspius had Faustina-senior. 600. AYT. K.T.MA. AùP. A£lTQN€lNOC. Laureate head 4*Antonin- the- pious. Fff. e€A. *.^YCT6îNA. Veiled head of Faoslifie la. taère. C3. Valiant t^um- gr. iii.6.-R'^.-F.o.-a4 fr* AntoninuS'piiis and Marcus-Aurelius. 601 AAPiAWOC. AJyinJSEï Têtelaur^e of Antonîn-le-pieuiL, on the right, with the chloinide on Your left shoulder. RI. W. AYPHA/OC. OYHPOC. KAICAP. Marc-AU- rële in clieval, armed with a lance and going at a gallop, druite ••..." >ilï.6. R4.-1?.* —i^ fr» AfUoninus*^pivs^ Annius-^Verus and haustina junior. 60a. ANTOKiJNVô, AYG. Stupid head of Antonin-Ie-pieu, & right. i^. VKRVS. AND FAVSTI,NA. AV. Heads clashing and hues of Annius-Vërus and of Faustina the young, dressed ûelAStoIa. . • » iE.4l.-R^.-F.o.-i5 fr* 603. Other* almost similar. . . ^.4i«-R-^'-ï^«o.-i5 fr. Galerius*Antoninus and Faustina^sen^ 604. Mr. TAAePIOC. ANTCOXINOC. vel ANTU)N6IN0C* AYTOkPATOPOC. ANICONINOY. v/îi ANTCONCINOY. YIOC. Bare head of Galerius-Antonin, right ^. ©CA. AYCTèiNA. Veiled head of Faustfne there mother, on the right. . . . . . . iE.gi.-R,7.-F.*.— loo fr.
Bo5. Another similar one. . . , . iL,8.-R7.^F>.-8o fr.
Marcus Aurelius.
B06. AYTOKP. KAIC. Mr. AYPHA. ANTCJNÇINOC. C€Bi
Bearded and laureate head of Marc-Àurèle, right.
Biff. AHMA’PXK. €OYC {Sic), vel 6: OYC. KA. Breastfeeding of Jupiter-Ammon, to the right. (a;. -ffi. l^f. AHM APXlK. €£OYC. KA* Head of Jupiter-Am- my , right. ........ iE.6.-R».-F.*.-a fr. 608. M. AYPHA. AUTu^NCiNOC. C€B. radiated head and Bearded Lady of Marcus Aurelius, to the right. , with a breastplate. I^. AHMAfX. €ZOYC. KA. Head of Jupiter-Am- îhon, skillful. ... ".ffi.Gi.-R".— F.o.~iif>. 609. AYTOK. XAIC. Mr. AYPHA. ANTOONEiNOC. C€B. Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius, right, with the pnlud. Yew. AHM APXIK* 620YC4 Xr. Head of Jupiter- Am- my , right. . ....... .^.8i.-R>.-F.*.-3 fr. 610. Another similar one, but the breast of Marcus Aurelius 9SLn»\e paludamentum. 4. . . -^.5.-R>.-F.*.-3ffi (r}Oa believesthis medal and the »miv ^o4 IirCERTAINSS; 6ir. Mr. ATPHA. ANTC0N€INQC. C€B. radiated head of Marcus Aurelius, on the right, tone the paludamentunu ^l(. AHMAPXIK. CSOYC. Kr, Head of Jupiter- Ammon, to the right. .,.*.. iE.6.-R'!-F.*.-2fr. 612. Divo. MAA. A2VT0NIM0, Radiated head and barhoe of Marcus Aurelius, right. i(. Bivo. AVG. FARENTI. Equestrian figure going to right ^.6i.«-R^.-F.o.-2ofr. Cl3. “KVTOVIN. c“AVG. Ta. F. ree of Marcus Aurelius. - Bl. APLM.-MlEON.^IFMi^A.-oINI..,. , the toQt
in a crown.^ ^.9.-R^.-F.o.-3o fr.
Mus. Sanclem. niim uL Tom. IT pa^. 25S«
Marcus-'Auralius ^ Jinnius-Verus and Commodus»
€t4- ^^' KAIG. AYpHA. AiTTQzrciKOG. Bue head of 'Marcus Aurelius' on the right.
I^. Mr. AYPHAIOY. ANTON€lKOY. TIOI. TétCA
ItlTrontées of Annius-Verus and Commodus. Q. Vail- lant îfumismata grœca, , , ^.6.-R.*.-F.o.-ioofiv
Marcus^Aurelius and Z. P^erus.^
6i5. AYT. KAi. Mr. AYP ^ Laureate head of Mare^
Aurelius, right. 'Bik AYT. KAi. A. AYP...... Bare head of Lucio”-
Verus, right. ,,.,.♦, iE.6*--Ri.-r.*..i2 fr,
i. Verus^
616. A Y. KAi. OYHPOC. Jjucius Venu's tetelaurea i. RIGHT. Hf, aan$ lôg, and without tjrpew iB.ia.--R*.-nF,a.-ao»ff*
617.
t N C K n T A î W Ë ^; ^o5
6^7. Altered legend, the naked summer of Lucius-Verus, at right.
Vi, A., in the tiiilieu of a crown of t^pi.s. (strong Argos Argolidis). . . * • . * iEé^.-R^.-i'.o.— G fr»
Commodu3. .
618. KOMMOJiU)Ck....^.viU)(5zc>. Tét*»nnpet imbeibe of Commodus, right, with the ftnluda?nenhini.
I^. rePMAN. CAPMAT. Altar of round gold shape Tied with a garland of flowers; above, inns ears sui^ their stem. . A 6.-fl^.-F.*.-ioo fr»
619. AYT. KAI. M, AYP. KOS£MOA..y Laureate head
of Commodus.
I^. KerNAYTicON. Fortune standing, with her
ïittribuls. □ i5Ë.6. -U4.-F.*.-.i2 fr^
Mus. Sahclem. num. salt. II. p. A70. 6120. A.KO. ANTÎ2N. Laureate head of Commodus, right”* I^f. Same ihcuse head. . *. .^.Si.-Rï.-F.o.-a fr.,
SeptimiuS'Sâi^erus.
6*1. IMt. SEV. AVG..... çel SEVEilVS. 3?IVâ. AVG. Head
laurea of Septimius Severus, right, with the paluda-»^ mentum^
tf. ANT. vvG(Sic). GET. CAE. Cai^aCalla and Cèta standing, holding hands, - each dressed in the to;;e; aumilieu, danslech”, CH (iSic). iE. y.-R'.-F. o.^3 en»
622. SÈvERVS. Pivs. AVG. Same head.
I\f. ANT. AVGVS. GETA. Typical ripening; in the middle || •CO. I>L (Jorsah) (a)* .... ^.6à.-K2.~F.o.-6 fr»
(0) Pellerin awarded this medal and the previous one to Lao^ Volume FI. Y y
yo6 INCXIITAINXS.
Julia-Domna.,
6^3 IVL. DOM Head of Julîa-Domna,
right.
Yew. ANT. AVG. GET. CAE. Caracalla and Geta of* end, dressed in the toga and giving hands; to mU place, CH (Sic) • jffi.6i.-R4.-F.o.-i2fr.
Caracalla.
C24. ANTWN6IN0C. CCBAC." Tétc laurée de Caracalla young, right, armored chest.
yew. AKTIA, written in a straight line, in the middle of a crown of ears iE.5.-R3,-F.*.-6fr.
6a5. A.K.M.AY. antca^neinoc. Laureate head of Ca- racalla young, right. , armored chest.
Hf. A., in the middle of a crown of ivy. {Jorth ^Argos Argolidis) -^.4i.-R*.-F.o.-4fr.
Caracalla and Julia^Domna.
62G. AYT. X. M. A Y. ANTooNeiNoc. Ufhead Caracalla, dexterous, s^veclepaludamenlum.
Yew. lOYAlA. AOMNA. C€B. Julia -Do my standing, dressed in the stola, sacrificing near an altar placed at her right iE.6^.-R*.-F.o.-i2fr.
dictation of Syria and read cm. for Colonia Metropolis Laodicaea;
but I have before me four copies of the first which justify my lesson. These medals therefore do not appear to be of Laodicea -, however their manufacture is Seleucid or di Celesyria. See Mel. I. pag. 28&
1 jï C IS k t A I N È to. i/ô^
Caracalla cum JuUa-jyomna, vel Plaudlia^
C27. , AYPH. AN Laureate head of Cara- calla, right.
I^. Legend altered. Head of JuHa-Donina on FlaulUle, turned right. . iË.8.-li4.-.F.o.-ia fr*
Caracalla and Geia^
€a8. Mr. ANTON6INOC. AT YTOYCTOC. Tête laHrée de Ca-^* young racalla, right, with Iv palud mentiim.
Bff. AOY. cçn. rcTAC. KAICAP. Outfit of Getak 4]dr. , with the palitdamentufn. M.S.—Ï\^. —F. 0.-^12. fr.
i6a9. ^' ANTÛNINOC. AYrOYCïoC. Telaiirec and baf-
hue of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentunih
l(, AYT. KAIC. n. CCnTlMlOC. TCTAC. Head lau,-
ïée and bearded woman from Géta, on the right, with the paluda-» tnentum^ » • • .iE.y.-R^^-F.o.-ia fr<
Gela^
63o. n. C€nTiMioc. Tctac. kaicap. Bare head dd Gela, dexterous, with \e pahtdamentum.
Yew. Same incuse head. • . • ^.4è--R4.-F.*.-8 fr*
JElagabalus.
C3i ANTCON6INOC. c* Launeated head of Elagabalc)
on the right.
Bff. ...AO *... Temple bcxasty the , with de- tools to get up there; in the middle, a simulacrum of formed conical placed on a base; to Texcrgue, Kes letter^ *A *.»•...• iEé6.— R-^-— l**.o,-ia fr»
'
yoS Uncertain.
632. AYT. K. M. A Y. ANTûNiNOC. Laurce head of Ela-î gabalc, right.
1^. M elected legend and same head, corn incuses. C* (a) iE.6.-R'.-F.o.-2ff.
J.Maesa.
633. IVLIA. MAESA. AVG. Head of Maesa.
I^. COL. IVL. AV. C. OLBABEN. The godXz/ni/5à horse, going right. Q- • • £.6.-R4..F.o.-i2fr.
Valiant ^um. in col. perciusa.
GordianuS'pius.
634 Head of Gordian-pie.
I^. NlKH4>0FmN. Jupiter - JYici?p/iore seated, k left hand on the pole; at his feet, an eagle. (&). Q. Vaillant Numismata grceca ^.6.-
635. IMP. GORDIANVS. P1V5. FEL. AVG. Laureate head of Gordian-pie, right, armored chest.
I^. COL N. C. P. Temple with a large
number of columns, seen from the side; inside, a star; star; in the ch., a bird. iË.6.-R^.-F.o.-9fri
Gordianus-pius eu Trançuillina.
636. AYT. K.M.ANT. TOPAIANOC. C6B. radiated head of Gordian-pie, dexterous, with the paludamentum,
I^. CABeiN. TPANKYAA6INA. C6BACTH. Head of
Tranc[uiUine, right; above, a counter-mark; behind, the letters num. ^. ^.75.-R^.-F.o.-4ofr,
(n) Edessa Factory of Mesopotamia. (b) Suspicious medal.
tKCSRTAlNSS. 709
Nummi metaUorum. {has). Trajanus.
1. IMP. CAES. TRAIAN. AVG. GER. DAC. Laurel head*
^ of Trajan.
Vi. METALLI. VLPIANI. Femnie standing, holding from the hand of dr. a scale and on the left a horn*
of abundance. □. (h) iE.4.-R5.-F.*.-i5 fr,
Eckbel Cac. mus. Vindob. p. 172. n^. 365.
a. IMP. TRAIANO. AVG. GER. BACICO. TR. P* COS. v.
P. P. Same head.
I^. METALIIiI. VLPIANI. BELM. Same type. QJ
Mus. Vindob iE.4.-R5.-F.'''.-i5 fr.
3. IMP. CAES. TRAIAN. AVG. GER. BAC. P.M.TR. P.
. COS. VI. P. P. Same head.
I^. 31ETALLI.VLPIANI.PANN. Same type. (c).
D. Morelli Specim. p. 2i5. -ffi.4.-R5.-F.*.-x5 fr»
4, Radiated head of Trajan.
I(. METALLI. PANNONICI. , in the middle of the field
(/z) The medals described under this title were struck on the metal which came from the mines of Dalmatia, Ja Germania, Pannonia and Upper Moesia. Some antique dealers arrange these medals in these different countries; but it is more suitable, because of the elegance of their manufacture, to classify them among the Roman medals^, although I senatus^consuho nd is not found there marked as comm» on all iroperialef medals.
(/y) N""*. I and 2. Dalmatia.
(f) IS®\ 3 and 4. Pannonia..
7»o Uncertain.
of the mëJaille. Q. Gessner^ ex mus.. Pfau, TaK Lxxxii. n^. S7, iE.4.-K6.-F.*.-i8iT..
5. IMr. CAES. NERVA. TRAIAN. AVG. GERM. vel WG.
Tetelaurea, to ^J king the.
Bff. DART -.N.cr. (a). Woman standing, dressed beyond tffo/fl, holding ears of corn in the hand of dr. and your vetemtivt from the left M^.^B.^.^F.-^.-iiir^
6. ROAlA. Helmeted head of Rome;
I^. D.\RD VNICI. Same type as the previous one. Q. Mus rmdoh. , . • ii!:.4.-Il€.-F.*.-iôK
Hadrianus^
7. HADRiANVS. AVGVôTVS. p, P. Laureate head of Ha-. drien, on the right.
I^. AELTANA. PINCENSIA, in three lines, in a laurel wreath. (Jb), 4L.4i.-R5.-B\**.-i8 fr,
8. Other similar iE.3.-R5.-F.**.-i5fr;.
g. Without caption. Helmeted bearded head, right, little
be of Hadrian.
Vi. METAL. DELM. Breastplate. iE.3.-R».-F.^-3 fr.
10. .Without caption. Young laureate head.
I^. METAL. DELM.(c). Deer standing. Q. Mus. Firt'^ àohon iE.3,-R3.-.F.*.-6 IVF
11, IMP. CAESAR. IRAIAN. HADRIANVS. AVG. Teta laureate of Hadrian, skillful.
B[. MET. NOR. (d), in two lines, in one neck* civic ronne. ...... .^ iE.4.-R6.-F.**.^2pir.
{a) N®* 5- and 6, Darda^nia Mœsiae superioris. (Z>) No. 7 and 8. Pincum Mœsiae superioris.
(c) N^*. 9, 10 and 12. DâJmatia.
(d) Nodcum Mgesiae supç» ioris.
Ikcertaik kings. 7x1
^uintoninuS'pius.
12. Without caption. Helmeted head of Antonîn-le-pî them, & right.
I(f. METAL. DKLM. Battleship. -ffi.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr»
lR,ois uncertain^
I. Head surrounded by a diadem, left. , curly hair* and the emerging beard; starting from the top of the head, we read: oloioiMNHVX. ; and then coming back^ from the top of the diadem, we kt, from right to left, in retrograde: ocarvienici.
I^. Bull walking left and lowering his head\ in front, a star; around j RliicmiiCA. □• Cat^ dEnnery, p. 10. n^. 79. . AT.S.-R* -F.0.-600 fr.
3. Elephant head, front view.
Kf. AAeiAPO. ...*..- Horse grazing, turned towards the- right EL.ii.-R«.-F.o.-iao fr.
3, Bare hairless virile head, left.
I^. ....APAPoS (/or^an). Grazing horse, shot
to the left AT.i.-RS.-F.o.-iiiO fr.
Office of Mr. Cousinery.
4^ Laureate hairless virile head.
I^'. AYKKEiOY. Hercules seated on the ground, “raising the
lion with left hand and hitting him with fist dr.
D. Eckhel num, vet. p. SL^i. A.6.-R8.-F.*.-20o fr.
5. Head of a young man, right, covered on the
' in front of a small hat secured by a link.
AND. A Previous appearance of a lion tourD&
Y y 4
jia Indian Kings.
at <în»ile, devouring a boar's head; all in a hollow square, (a). . . . ^.2.-R8.-.F.a**.-20ofr. That. Hairless head, covered with a flat hat.
IV*. Front view of a lion, right. Q» Topsail, Tab 6«. n"*. xxi. . . . . . iE.zi.-R6..F.'^._j8fr.
^. Head of a young man, right, surrounded by a diamond deme or a link.
I^'. ..A y., A Ni. (è). Front part of a lion,
right, u iE.3.-K5.-F.o.~20 fr.
Eckbel. Cat. mus. Vindob. l. p. 289. n^'. 5S. §. Hairless head of a hero, left, with a helmet curved like Perse©, but ending with a head of bird of prey (c).
I^. Legend deleted. Ox with bearded human head, standing on the left and vomiting water; below,
a crab. : . i£.5.-R5.-F.*.-i8fr.
g. Hairless head, right. , surrounded by a diadem.
i^. Legend altered. Headphones □• Neum.pop. etreg. num. vet. IL p 171. n^. 4.i3i.3i.-R6.-F.*.-24lr, 10^ Bare and beardless head, right.
IV. A. Ship's bow. CS. Neumann. l. c. pag^
i-j/^, n^. 10. ... iE.5.-R4.-F.o.-8fr.
11. Hairless head, covered with a pi^ei/5, on the right.
(a) MédailFe awarded by Pellerin to Aornus of Epirus, but according to M. Sestini, of AEropus III, king of Macedonia. P^project^ I:.etr&re Vil. p. 17.
(6) This medal appears to belong to Pausanias, king of Ma- < «doine. The same type is known in silver
(c) This head was falsely attributed by Dutens to Ma-^ îDtTcus, lYïan of Caïauç -, the n3kedailie seems to have had Aloatiumd»
If, Uncertain details. yiS I^. Bow of ship, (a) □• Neumann. L c. pog* i56. /i°. II yE.3,-R5.-F.o.-4 ^^ï"* 12. Veiled head of a woman and perhaps crowned with ears of corn, I^. BA2IA. SAPi 1. their ears standing. □■ Froelich^ Nolit, elem. page 2.02. . . . /E 4-R^»-F.o.-i8 fr. 13. Hairless and naked head of an old man. I^. BOTTOM:. S V Pi!. Quiver occupying the middle of the Q. Froelich field. The,., /K. 4-^6. -F 0.-18 fr. l4 “Veiled and slender head of a woman, right. Ref. BAS1AE...S. KANor...PoAY Type fully erased, (b) iE.e.-R^.-F.o.-y fr. x5. Crab. I^. B rwEMTCM. (, Sic), in three lifines, occupying the entire field of the medal. . iEi.3.-R8.-F.o.-4o fr. Stand-alone medals with characters uncertain. 1. Diademed head of a woman, left; in front, a lit candelabra. j^. The character (, in the middle of a crown of olives- vier ^4.-R3.-.F.*.-6fr, 2. Other, but with ç iE.4-R^«— F.*.— 6 fr. 3. Laureate head of a woman, right, with a long flowing hair; behind, n. ; in front, o,
(rt) Attributed to GenTÎiw, king of Lyria.
{/>) Pelleriii believed v.i.-.from one side the laureate star of Apollo, and from the heart an emanates forth, a cornucopia. J^ojez tloic y pa^. a^a: ^1. xxi.
7i4 Characters Uncertain.
^. Figurative legend (PI. XXX bis, i.^. 12). Woman standing, dressed in the stola, right hand raised and Another pendant -ZE.45--.R^.-F.o.-.8fr.
4- Hairless leaves attached, to the right. , moonlaurea, suf" rising of the lotus and with long hair, the other with an indistinct head ornament; in the ch.f two uncertain characters.
I^. Uncertain figured characters (PL xxx fcw, n^. i3). Two cornucopias tied together and or- born from strips iË.4i.-Fi'.-F.b.-i fr..
5. Seven more almost serabl. . iE.4.-K'.-F.b.-i fr.
6. Helmet with egret and chin guard.
I^. Uncertaipe figurative legend (PI. xxx fcw, n**. 18). Double cornucopia filled with fruit; in lech., two characters. uncertain. ^.3|^.-R5.-F.o.-8fr.
7. Head of Vulcan, covered with a cap, right \ behind , \e forceps and the characters figur. (PI. XXX. n^. 20).
i^. Head radiated, facing forward. . .^.6.-R«.-F.b.-3fr.
8. Head of Vulcan, right. ; in front, the forceps\ behind- i:iere an inscription roughly similar to the pre- ceding.
I^*. Tetrastjle Temple. . . . JE.S.-R^.-F.b.-Sfr.
f). Legend uncertain. Laureate head, right. , with a long hair.
I^. Legend uncertain. Veiled and laureate head woman, skillful ^.6.-R^.-F.o.-i2 f*"*
10. Bare head and bearded, right, {to).
(a) This head was not drawn accurately; she is b..rbue like the one that follows.
Characters Uncertain. 715
I\f. Nude virile figure, standing, having a thyre in the right hand and holding from the f^aurhè a hMlvr by the horns; in the field, on one side<^, a cluster of grape: dice Pautre, a description < n rarat t>'res in- some in a frame, (a). Pellerin Tom, I. PZ. lï. rjo. 28. i!K.6.-H6.-F.b-i2fr.
11. Same head; ahead, uncertain rarities.
I^. Mini type, with the same (characters, but without frame iE.H.-R4.-F.b.-i2 fr«
12. Radiated hairless head, dexterous, short hair and scattered; in front, the figurative legend (PL xxx his f 11^. 17).
Vi, s. C.; below, a reversed spread eagle; the whole in a laurel wreath. iÎL.ô.-R^.-F.b.-g fr.
13. .Other almost similar, but with the figurative legend (PI. xxx6w, n. 16) iE.5.-R5.-F.b.-9 fr.
l4* Another similar one, but the legend took away té iîL.Si.— R^«— F.b.-H) fr.
Rais medals, with characters
uncertain.
i, Li'géride uncertain figured (PL xx!x. n<>. i ). Bust of a king, turned to the left, his head wearing a tiara and surrounded by the nimbus. holding hands dr. a scepter finished in a spiral and on the left a butt; the shoulders covered them with rich clothing.
I^. Uncertain legend flguréo (PI. XXX. n®. 2).. Woman standing, dressed in the 6tola and turned to the right^
(a) This izicilriille is ^ I think;» minted in Numidia*
/
7l6 BARBARIAN MEDALS.
holding a horn of abundance in front of her. ; in the field the monogram (1222). . . . -A/'.5.-R*.-F.l>.-4oofr. has. Bare head of a young man, left.
B[. Unknown legend. Ox walking, turned gançbe. Q. EchheL Cat, mus. Vindob. p. 287, no. 12. . . • A.ii.-R4.-F.*.-24fr.
3. Laurëe bearded head, right.
B[. Unknown legend. Rider going left. , armed a spear; in the ch., a bird. Q- EchheL Cat, mus. Vind, p. 287. n9. 10. . A.8.-R4.-F.b.-5o fr.
4. Uncertain figured legend (PL XXX. n^. 6). A king on horseback walking to the right, his head covered with a hat round skin, the right hand on a pole touching earth.
I|f. Legend uncertain fig. (PI. xxx. n®. 5), Beef hunchback lying, left. . . . A..4.-R'.-F.b.-.8'fr.
5. Diademed head of a woman, right, probably Arsinoe, with long curly hair.
i^. Legend fig. (PI. XXX ^1*5. n®. 19). Horn dV bounty filled with fruit. . ^.6.-R5.wF.o.-24lr.
6. Hairless and naked virile head, right.
I^. Crab ; below, uncertain altered characters res • • • • iE.3.-R4..F.o..8fr.
7. Same head.
IV". Crab holding in its two front legs uu unknown symbol; underneath, uncertain characters altered. JE.2.-R4»-F.o.-8 fr.
Barbarian medals.
I. iiiiiiiONOi. lOioiiooiACLCioi (5ic). Bare head and bearded Hercules, dexterous.
Yew. IIIOOOI. lACOiv. Cupid and Psyche standing, “kissing. □• Eckhel. Cat. mus, Vindôh. p. ^89. neither. .......... . iV.5.-R8.--F.b.*.~3oo fr.
". Two cones in the middle of a festoon on a field con- cellar.
if . BIAT. , written across a convex field; □. Eckh. L. c. p. 290. -nP. 17. jV.2i.-Rfi.-F.b.-vSo fr» 3. Head of a fenome, dexterous, with hair turned up and held by a link.
Vf., BIATEC. Boar pierced with a javelin, walking to the right. □. Eckh. L c. n. 18. . A..4.-B.^.~F.b.-24 fr. 4* Hairless virile head, naked, dexterous, in the middle of a circular festoon.
îf. Rider running, right. ; in the exergue, we read: BIATEC. , between two bars; all enclosed in a festoon partly erased. . . . A.yj.-R^.-F.b.-So fr.
5. Two hairless heads next to each other, to the right. , Laureate Tune and the other helmeted; in front, a snake; everything would go to hell in a circular festoon.
yew. Rider in race, left. ; in the exergue, BIATEC. ; all in a festoon A..'7.-R^.-F.b.-4ofr*
6, Two hairless heads next to each other, to the right. , one won and The other helmeted; in front, a snake; all locked up in a circular festoon.
"Yes. Rider running, right, holding a branch tree of the right hand and the bridle of his horse the left; in the field, two ivy leaves; to Vexercue, BIATEC. ; all enclosed in a festoon
circular A.7.-R3.-r.b.-4o fr.
y. BIA. Same heads.
I^. Cavalier, right; below, BIATEC. between two lines '2/Sw.7.-R4.-.F.b.-^5ofr.
7t8 M É ]) A I L L js s B A n B À ft É s.
8. Hairless nuç head, right. , spiky hair , atl middle of a laurel wreath.
Ref. (OviOuvvyiii, Wild boar, bristling hairs back, walking left. (cum yeretro ereclo); ile9- 60US, plant productions similar to four mushrooms, (a) A.7.-R^.-F.b.(6).-5ofr.
'Greek medals imitated by people
barbarians {c).
1, Hairless head, left, hair gathered and forming wearing an Ionic braid from behind; in front, a unknown plant.
V^. Bird with human head, turned to the right and re- keeping to the left. 3 A..7.-R4.-F.b.-5ofr,
Neumann. num. vet* ined. I. pag. i^5. n^ i5.
has. Bare-headed and hairless, left; behind, user-» î pent; in front, a tree branch.
I^. EAPiA m. Bird with the head of a woman, turned right and looking left. A.7.-R4.-F.h.-5o fr.
S. COVNOS. Hairless head, right, head covered a helmet bristling with spikes and a covered chest of 1 aegis.
{a) Allegorical type of Fertility.
(b) This is a Celtic symbol.
(c) See Thasoi insula, Tom. I. pag. 435. no. 40 josques and included 46; Philip U of Macedonia, Tom. J. pag. 5ii. n°* 41 up to and including Jfi, and pag. ôi5. u*', 92. et seq.; Alci^ jçandre-lc-grand ^ Tom, h pag, 549* Q*. 5o5 until etcoroprif 5o7.
H. Naked rider, galloping, to the right, in a crown of mjrthe. u. . . . A.7.-R4._F.b.-4ofr.
Neumana 1. tbsp. p. 143. 12.
4. Hairless hairless hair, dexterous, in a crown laurel.
H- AEAA. Bear walking left. ; above, tm •
K '"TT; "^^^ A.5.-R^.-F.b.-.4f;.
s. young woman, left, curly hair and a wreath of flowers; in the ch., three fish. IV. I-^uncertain gender figured (PI. XXX iw,u» 7) Pegasus walking right; underneath, a thigh of a-
/T ■; W- A-4è.-R<.-F.b.-24 fr.
€. Bust of D.ane, right, with bow and quiver on X left shoulder.
H. Without legend. Horse kneeling, left (a), a. Topsail A.8.-R5._F.b.-6o fr*
7. Laureate of Apollo, right.
I^. Figurative legend (Pl^ XXX Z.W, „o. ,0), rj,^(^ of horse, turned to the right. . A.3.-Ri._p.b.-3fr.
8. Laureate head of Apollo, left.
^l\r. Leg. fig. (PI. XXX bis, n. 8). Running horse “g. ; underneath, a wheel. (b). A.2j._R3._F b -o fr g. Same head. • • 9 •
Excl. tax. Figurative legend (PI. xxx bis, nO. 9). Cheyal running left. . .... .• A..2è.-Rî.-F.b._Q fr.
in , < */
" •
(a) Medal awarded by Mr. Combe to the Madedonians (A) This medal and its successor were awarded by late M.d'Aus,e of Vi.Ioison in Velia de la Lucanlej but Z were looked at, with more reason, by Mr. Milli„ ^omma struck by the Celts, in imitation of the medals, of the!£ii,te- ror« his letter to M. Fauris de Saint-Vincem, W Eucyd' year 7, YES799. Tom, IU. p. 475. , ^ ^^
10. Hairless, dexterous head surrounded by attached birds to her hair; in front, -f~-
B^. Figure seated on a seat, left. , having a pe- tite figure on right arm extended and holding a hasfe transverse of the left hand; on each side, six globules occupying the place of a legend; below the seat, a trident lying down. . . A^.6.-R5.-F.b.-6o fr.
(II. Head almost similar.
l\f. Even so; but the face turned towards the right -AT.e.-RS.-F.b.- 6o.fr.
12. Bare and hairless head of a king, left, with a ox horn at the temple.
IV'. Legend in barbaric characters (a). Head of horse, right-handed, with ox horns. □. Ehh, Cat. mus. Vind. pag- 210. ^.i|.-R*.— F.b.-i5ofr.
i3. lé le inibeibe oia.iéiuéée and cornue, to the right. ; in front,
K
Bff. Free horse walking left; garlic-dessas,
characters, c A.6.-R7.-F.b.-5ofr.
Ncumaiin. Num. seen ined. IT p. iSg. n*. 1.
l4- Inibeibe head, left, with a large very diadem adorned, poNé »nr the forehead.
B[. Free horse going left. ; above, the cara€«" teres tt^ A.6.-R7.-F.b.-5ofr.
i5. Beardless virile head, right, with a gold diadem born from a triple row of pearls.
I^. Horse, left; on his back, a human tetc
f^mmmmm i - ■■ i i. ■i■.i■-i^
* {a) Eddiel hi 2E/E. This medal is certainly tmitation of that of Seleucu» 1 r^icator^ described Tom. Y. p. i.
11'. 1.
on
;on a body without arms and without legs, wearing a kind of tiara topped with a disc in a cross-^ «ant, and ribbons fluttering from behind; under the head val, a sjrmbole similar to a rope filled with knots, A.6.-R^-F.b.-20 fr.
16. Dejax others almost seem. A.6.-.R3.-P,b.*^o fr.
17. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
I^. AyAX2AJB...T0£. Dexterous riding rider; below,
^; in front, ..a A.6.-R«.-F.b.-8o fr.
. Neumann, 1; c. I. pag. i55. n^^ 9,
18. Same head.
Yew. Rider going right. ; in the field, fJl (g 5 » under the horse, ^. A.6i.-R3,-F.b.-3o fr.
19. Laureate head of Jupiter, dexterous.
Yew. nE. Rider seen at half-length, walking to the right. ; behind, a kind of trùfuetra. □• Neumann^ l. c. 1. p. i36. n9. 10. . . A.G.-R^.-F.b.-So fr^ Ao. Laureate head of Jupiter, right.
Yew. n. III. 0. Knight whose part can only be seen
upper body, holding a palm and walking
left; on the horse, a counter-mark; below*
a plant. □• N^um. The. . AJB.-Ra.-F.b.-ao fr.
ai. Same head.
if . n AI AI Al (Sic), Rider going left; above the horse, a counter-mark; in front, a raonogr.
□. Neumann. The A.6.-Ra.-F.b.-ao fr.
AA. Laureate head of Jupiter, left (a).
(a) See the varieties described during the reign of Philip II > king dt Macedonia, Tom. I. pag. 5i5. n''. qz and follow »
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l(, qininiOT (Sic). Rider going right, holding nne palm; in the field, A., a torch and the mo- nogram ^ ^.€i.-R^.-F.b.-4o ^f*
aS. Head completely altered and unrecognizable.
¥f. lAïAimimiN (5zc).Jupiter-iËtophorus seated on the seat, on the left; the left hand on the pole; under the seat, the letter M., in the field, the monogram (5oo), with two points. . . A.8.-^R^.-F.b.-4o fr.
a4* Helmeted head, right.
IBf, Figure seated on a seat, k left, supports both on his arm four globules, the arm, left on shield ion placed on the ground. • . A«3.-K7.-F.b.-io fr.
End of the sixth and last çotume of the Peoples, of
Lives and Kings^
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GENERAL TABLE
PEOPLES AND CITIES
CONTENTS IN THIS WORK.
.■^ ^ "^ii^
564
A.
AbX Cariae. lil. 3o4
Abacaenum Sicilia. L 2o8 Aballo Galliae. L Abbaeti-Mysi. II. Abdera Baeticae. I* Abdera Tliraciae. L Abila-Leijcas Decapol. V.3i8 AboUa Siciliae. I.ao8
Aboni-tichos Paphlagoniae» II.
38; Abudiacum VindeHcorum. 1.85 Abydus Troadis. II. 63 1
Acantbuft Macedoniae. I.460 ACAHNANIA. II. 78
Acci Tarraconensi. I.29
Ace Galilaeae. I. 520. V. 475 Acerrae Campaneae. h 110 ACHAIA Peloponesi. IL i5o Acherontia Apuliae. I. Acbulla Byzaccnes. Vi. Acilium Venetorum. I. AcinipoBaetîcae. I. Acmonia Phrygiae. IV. Acrae Siciliae. L Acrasus Lydiae. IV. Actium Acarnaniae. ? IT Adana Ciliciae. III. Adraa Arabiae. v. Adramytium Mysiae. H.
)75
129 678
96 4
196
209
I
80
56i
Adranus Siciliae. L have
Aea Syrticae. Vf. ôy]
Aegae Aeolidis. III. %
Aegae Ciliciae. III, SSj
Aegialus Achaiae. II. i65
Aegialus Paphlagoniae. Yew. 38S Aegiaa insula. II. 144. V.L.
uncertain. 614. 627
Aejgira Acbaiae. IL i63. VL
uncertain. 645
Aegium Achaiae. IT 164
Aegos - potamus Chersonnesi
Thraciae. I.425
AEGYinyS. VL I et seq. Aelia-Capitolina Judaeae. v.
616 Aenianes Tfaessaliae. IT Aena s Thraciae. I. AEOLIS. III. Aesernia Samnii. 1. Aetnaei Sicih'ae. 1. AETOLIA. II. Aezanis Phrygiae. FV, Agrigentum Siciliae. 1. 2ic«
VI uncertain. 647
Agrippias Judaeae. V.522 Agrippina Belgicae. I.83
Aeyriiim Siciliae. I.216
AtabandaCariae. L 524* III. 3o5^ Alaesa Siciliae. I.217
Alba Latii. L 10&
Z z a
has
568 I 107 209 8b 2o5
^i4 T A B t E.
Aléa Arcadîae. lî. 16 1. 246 Anemurium Ciliciae. III. B5f
Alexandria Aegypti. VI. 46 Aninesam Lydiae. IV. to
AJexandria Ciliciae. 111. 648 Amaeopolites noraus. VL 5i5
Alexandria nomu”. VI. 5i5 Antandnis Mysiae. IL 617
Alexandria-Troas. 1. 5ai. II. Amhedon Judaeae. V.5aa
639 Anthemusia iVLesopotamiae.
Alla Phrygiae. IV. ai 5 V. 59a
AUaria Cretae. IL 261 Antigonia Arcadiae. IL 161. 248
AliFae Samnii. I. ai8 Antiochia ad Callirhoen. v.
Alinda Cariae. UL 3ii 37.ai 5
Alopeconesuft Chersonesî Antiochia ad Daphnen. V. .
Thraciae. I. . 4^5 36. ai 5
Alunrium Siciliae.- L 219 Antiochia Ptolemaidis. v.
Alvona Liburniae. IL 27 Sy. 88.ai6
Alyzia Acarnaniae. IL 79 AntiochiaCariae. L5a4. III. 3i3
Amanienses Ciliciae. UL 55o Antiochia ad Euphratem.
Amantia lllyrici. IL 28 Commageûes. V.m
Amasia Ponti. IL 534 Antiochia ad Hippum. From-
AmastrisPaphlagoniae.IL 389 capoleo». V 319
Ambracia Epiri. II, 5o. VL Antiochia Pwidiae. III. 491
incert ^^^ Antiochia ad Sarum Ciliciae.
Bring Ponti. ?llv 339 , "I* ^J^J'. ,, ^, ^5
Amestratus Siciliae. I. 220 Antiochia Synae. V.53.148
Amisiis Ponti. H. 840 Antiphellus Lyciae. IIL 43c
Amorgus insula Sporadum? Antipohs Galliae. L 65
dd 3 II Antissa Lesbi. 111.35
Amôrium Phrygiae. IV. a 1 6 Apamea Bithyniae. IT 411
Amphaxus Macedoniae. L 46a Apamea Phrygiae. IV. 22S
AmpheaMesseniae. IL 21a Apamea Synae. V.53.319
Amphicaea Phocidis. IL 96 Aphrodisias Cariae. UL Sîi
Amphilochium Acarnaniae. Aphroditopotes nomus. VL
11. 80 5i6
AmphipolisMacedoniae.L46a Aphytis Macedoniae. L 469
Amphissa in Locris Ozolis. ApoJlonia Aetoliae. IT 88
11^ Qo ApoHonia Cariae. llf. S5i
Anactorium Acarnaniae. The ApoUonia lilyrici. IT 28
5^1. II. 80 ApoUonia loniae. IIL' 62
Anazarbus Ciliciae. III. 55o ApoUonia Lyciae. IIL 43i
Anchialus Thraciae. L 3; i ApoUonia Lydiac. IV. 6
Ancona Piceni. L io5 ApoUonia Mysiae. IL SiS
Ancyra Phrygiae. IV. 219 ApoUonia Thraciae L 5p
Ancyra Galatiae. IV. 377 ApoUoliis, ApoUonidea Ly-
Andecavi Galliae. L 80 diae. IV. 7
Andrus inaula Cycladum. IL Apolionopoliiea nomus. VL
3ia 57
T A i L B. 7^5
il|)onoiioftlikron Lydîae. Assus Mjsi«e. I. 52a. II. 5a2
IV. 10 AstaBaeticae. I. * 5
.ApteraCretae. He has Astapa-Baeticae. I. ^
APVLIA. t. 1^9 Astypalaea insula adCarîam.
Aqtiinum Latii. L 107 III* 400
AQVITANIA. I. 63 Astyra Mysiae. IT Ô2Ô
AKABIA. V. 577 Astyra RIiodk III. 429,
Arabia nomus. VL 5i8 Atarnea Mysiae. IL 626
Aradus insula ad Plioenicen. Atharaanes AetoIiae.II. • 89
L 521. V. 454 Athenae Atticae. IT m
ARCADIA regio- IL a4>3 Athribîtes nomua. VI/5ao.
Arcadia Cretae. IL a63 Atinum Lucaniae. L »5£
Arecomici Galliac. L 79 Atrax Thessaliae. IL 9
Arethusa Syriae. V. aa5 Atiaea Pl^rygiae. IV. *aS^
ARGOLIS region. He aag Awalia Lydiae. IV. ^
Argos AmptiloGhium Acar- Attalia Pamphliae. III. ^44a
naniae L 3ai. IL S Argos Argolidis. IL 161. AttudaPhrygiae. IV^ a^i 329. VL ine. 700. 706. 706 Avaricirin Galliâe. L 65 Argos Ciliciae. IIL ^ 565 Avenio Galliae, I. GS Aria Baeticae. î, 6 Augùsta Ciliciae, llî. 566, Ariassus Pamf hyliae. III. 44^ Augusta Trajana Thraciae. Arimmum UmbViae. L io3 1. 42S Arisba Troadis^ IL 653 Aulerci Galliae. L 80 Aristaeuin Tliràciae.î IL 269 AureliopoIis.Lydiae.lY.. i5 ARMENIA. IV. 454 et seq. - Ausa Tarraconensis. L 2^ Arpi Apuliae. L 129, VL Amomala Cyrenaicae, VL 5/2^ uncertain. 64^ Axia in Locris-Ozolis. IT 9^ Arsinoe Ccetae. II. 263 Axus Cretae. U. 263. VL Arsinoe Cyrenaicae. VT.. 572 incérC 65sl Arsinoitesnamus. VL 5 19 Azetini Atticàe. U^. iSg Arva Baeticae. L 6 Azotus Judaeae. V.. 53^ ArycandaLyciae. IIL 4^5 Ascalon J^aeae. L 522. V.B. 8.25.35.523. Asea Arcadiaa. IL 161.246 Babba Mauritanfae.. 594 ASIA. IT 333 BABYLONIA. V.709 Asia Lydiae. IV: - ii BACTRIANA. V., 704 Asiba Ponti. IL 347 BAETICA, L 4 Asido Baeticae. L 5 Bape Lydiae. IV. 16. Asine Laconiae. IL 224 Bailo Baeticae- L 7 Asopus Laconiae. HE aa5 Balanced Syriae. V.226 ispendus Pamphyliae. IIL Barce Cyrenaicae. VI. 67^
446-VI. uncertain. 644 Bargasa Cariae. III. 333
Ammus Siciliao. U xio Bargylia Catjae. IIL 336^
726 Ta
Barium Apuliae. I.i3o
BELGICA. I.85
Beneveiitum Samniî. I.107 Berhaea Macedoniae. I.469 Beroea Cyrrhfisticae. V.iS/ Berjtus rboenicesu V. 40.
63. 85. 334. VL aa
Bererra Galliae. I.66
Bilbilis Tarraconensis. I. 3o Bisaltae Macedoniae. I.470 BisantheThraciae. I. $73
BITHYNIA. IJ. 408
Bichynium Bitbjniae. II.
416. 4^7 Bîïya Thra< iae. I.374
BiaundoàLydiae. IV. 2a
Boea I^caniao. IL aa6
BOEOTIA Ifi 99
Bora Hispaniae. I.55
J50SP110BVS CIMMERIVS.
II. 335
Bostra Arabiae. V. 679
Botrvs Phoenice. V.352 Bottiaea Macedoniae. I.470 Briana Hirygiae. IV. 244
Briula Lydiae. IV. 24
Brundusium Calabriae. I.i34 BRVTTIVM. L 179
Bruzus Pbrygiae. IV. 245
Bubastîtes nomus. VI. Sao Bura Acbaiae. II. i65
Buairites nomus. VI. 621
Butbrotum Epiri. II. 5a
Butuntuni Catàbrîae. i35 Buxentum Lucaniae. K i5i Byblus Phoenices. V.55a Bvllia lllyrici. IT 36
BYZACENE. VI. 5y^
Byiantium Thraciaew 1. 376.
548 c.
Caballodunum Galliae. L St Cabaaites tiomuSk "VU $2% CabtUi^ Gdii««. L 66
WHEAT.
Cabira Pontî. IL 347
Cadi Pbrygiae. IV. 248
Cadme Joniae. III. 186
Caeiium ApuJiae. I.i3o
Caene insula ad Sicîlîam. L
345 Caesaraugusta Tarraconensis.
I.3i
Caesarra ad Anazarbum Cili-
ciae. III. 55o
Caesarea Bitbyniae. II. 419 Caesarea Cappadociae. IV.
4^7* 4^ Caesarea Gernaanîcia Corn-
mageaes. V.iia