Description of Ancient Greek and Roman Coins — Supplement — vol. Suppl. — 1829

Crete. 33i 233. Ox walking, left, in a crown of laurel or olive tree. ri- Naked Hercules , standing, looking to the right, hand right on his club placed at the head, and holding a bow of the left; to his right, a lion skin hanging due; to his left , a laurel or olive branch from which a serpent springs. /SS..61.-R3.-F.o.-36 fr. 224. Ox walking, to left, with a link to feet, in an olive crown. H- Bearded Hercules, naked, standing, seen from face, the right hand raised on his club, and tenant the de- lion's pouch of the g. ; to his right , an erect snake and folded; to his left, an olive tree. . A.6.-R3.-F.o.-36 fr. 22.5. 30NAXA33. Young man, possibly Jasion, naked , sitting on a tree trunk-,' left , holding a rooster on the right thigh. bf. “NOT. Cornopetal bull, right. ; all in a laurel wreath. . . . A.^.-Rt.-F.*'''.-! 20 fr. Ed. de Cadalveae, Rec. deMed. Greek. uned. p. ai 3. PI. III. Fig. he. 326. NAXA33. Young man seated on a tree throne, left, holding uh rooster on his right thigh. ut. “NOT. Cornupet bull, with Dr. ; all in a laurel wreath. O. .ÆS..7.-R5.-F.a.','.-too fr. Eckhel, Name. vet. “necd. p. i53. T. X. Fig. 5. 227. Hairless Hercules, naked, standing, seen of face, the right hand on his club , and an arc in the left; to his right, the remains of lion on a tree trunk. fi- «PAJMTIoN. (retrograde). Taurus, turned to left, feet bound. Æv.y.-R5.—F.o.-Go en Hoot, Ta b. XLIII. Fig. has. Digitized by Google

Crete. 33 a 228. A...EAAT. Winged figure, standing, front view, the arms extended and wings outstretched. NQIT£IA. Taurus leaping, to right. O. Topsail, Tab. XLIII. Fig. 3. A. 7.-R4.-F.a.'*.-48 fr. 229. Young, laureate head. Sf. AI£TION. Ox standing, se returning. Q. Eckhel, Calai, musei Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. 129. No. 3 A.-7.-R 3 .-F.o.-4<> fr. a3o. Hairless head , laureate , on the right. Ref. Without legend. Taurus standing, to right. . Hunier, Fab. XLIII. Fig. 4.. A.7.-R3 .-F.o.-4o fr. 23 1. TAA. Winged genie, walking, left, seen press- that from the front, wings outstretched, right hand raised, and holding a disk in the left. n[. 4>AIC. ... (ut videtur). Cornupet bull, turned to the right A.6.-R’.-F.*.-t20 fr. 232. TAAOA. (retrograde). Figure naked, winged, mar- singing, arms and wings extended. H- 3>AI... [retrogr.). Cornupet bull. Q.Sestini , Description num. vet. p. 223. No. 3. A.6.-R*.-F.*.-i20 fr. 233. TAAON. Same figure, winged. s(. Cornupetous bull, right. . A.7.-R*.-F.-w'.-i5o f. Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de Hauterocbe. 234- Front part of an ox, turned to the right. li. Naked figure, winged, walking on the left, and returning; between his legs, a dog, holding, to what it seems, prey A^.-R^-F.^.-ôo fr. 235. Front part of a lying ox, left. li In the middle of the field , a big $. , surrounded by four globules ; on one side, T.; on the other, A. . Combe, Mus. Britann.Tab. yIII. Fig. i 5 . A.3.-R+.-F.0.-12 f.

Crete. 333 a36. Young head, covered with the Phrygian cap, decorated with laurel, right. H-’MIS. (sic). Bunch of grapes. . Combe, l. c. Tab. VIII. Fig. 16 Æ.4 -R<.-F.*.-8 fr. 237. AI. Ox standing, left. O. , in the middle of four globules. . Sestini , Leu. num. T.VI. p. 3a Æ.2.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. 238. Young head , naked , k left. ï(. AI2TION.Boeufcornupète.. Æ-4."R<-“F-°*-8 fr. Sestini, Description. name. yet. p. »a3. N”. 11. PHALANNA. Be, in the Description Tome II. p. ag3, the adtohomt Medal Greek in silver. PHALASARNA. Stand-alone medals. The medals awarded to this city are: { R 1 . — F.o. Medium module 10 fr. R*. — F.o. Ordinary modal 18 fr. R 3 .— F.o. Small medallion 36 fr. In bronze. R 8.— F.o. Small modal 40 fr. 239. A large phi in which are the letters AA. Bt. Trident in which are the letters “DA. . Sest. Lett. num. Continue. T. IX. p. i 5 . Æ. 5.-R8.-F.o.-4° fr* (a) These medals have been described to Phacstiu, in the body of the work. See Description. T. II. p. 391 and sniv. No. 9. a63, 364, a65 * 366 and 267. Noos let's restore them here in Phalasarna , because we believe, with Pellerin (Rec. III. p. 75), qne the dn-type trident fits better to this last city , who was niaritime, that at the other, which was in the interior of the land.

334 Crete. POLYRHENIVM. See, dam the Description Volume II. p. a<)3 and following, , the Medals AUTOAOMES Greek in money and in bronze, and the utriniAi.rs Greek silver and bronze CalignU and Gerroauicus. Trajan. SUPPLEMENT. 240. Laureate head of Jupiter. ! noATPHNtÛN. Ox head, front view , with strips ; below, a spearhead; all in a hollow square. /b..6.-R 6.-F.o.-i20 fr. Scatini, Lett. nam. Continue*. T. IX. p. 17. No. 9. 241. Head of Pollas , with a very ornate helmet. g. noATFHNI£IN. , in four lines. Owl posed on a coucliated diola; in the field, on the left, Diane huntress deb. , holding a bow. Q.A.8.— R 6--F.*.— 1 20 f. Seatini, 1. c. N*’. 10. 242. Laureate head of Jupiter. it. noATPHNIoN. Ox head, with a band- letter. O.’. . . A.6.-R 5.-F.*.-ioo fr. Eckbel, Cat. nins. Poop. Vindob. I.p. 139. t. 243. Other, with noATPHNIoN, ; on the head of Jupiter, a caduceus as a counter-mark, and under the head of ox, a spearhead. Æ”..6.-R5.-F.o.- 1 00 fr. Sestiui , Lett. num. Vol. VIII. p. 53. 244. Bust of Diana , front view, with arch and caèquois. noATPHNIQN. Figure half naked, standing, the right arm extended, and a transverse spear in the left, Q Æv.4.-R3.-î > .*--24 en- Eckhel. Cat. mu®. Cae®. Vindob. T.I. p. i3o. No. 6. z/^5 . Head of a woman , diademed etceiote of a place, to the right. IioAT. Tripod; all in a crown of laurel. . .' ; . . . Æ.a|.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. Digitized by Google

Chbte. 335 246. Laureate head of Jupiter, & right. IToA. Helmeted head, right? . Cab. of fire Mr. Tôchon Æ.ai.-R3 .-F.*.-6 fr. 247. Ox's head, front view, decorated with strips. K. noATPHNIQN., in three lines, in a row laurel wreath. Æ-4— 3.-F.o.-6 fr. |Coni. Wiciay, Mo. Hederr. T.I. Tab. XVIIt. Fig. 409. 248. Ox head, front view. n[. noATPH. (retrograde). Spearhead. . Cab. of late Mr. Beaucousin , in Amiens. /E.4--R 3 --F.o.-6 fr. 249. Round and domed shield. 151. IloAi. Spearhead. Æ.2.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Same office 250. Shield on which is an ox's head; the everything in the middle of a crown. gt. noAT. Spearhead. D. Æ.2.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Mo”. Sanciem. Nam. salt. t. p. a^4. Tab. X.Fig. 88. 25 1. Helmeted head of Pallas. yew. noAT. (retrograde). Ox head. . Se.stini , Lelt.num. Conlin. T.JX.p. 17. No. 6. Æ-4—R*.-F.o.-4 f. 282. Same head. tf. noATPHNlON. Ox head, with bands letters. Q. Sest. l.c. No. 7 Æ.4.-R3 .-E-o.-6 fr. 253. Same head. rçi. Without legend. Ox head, front view, with strips; below, a iron launches. . His- tini, l. c. Born. 8 Æ^4i-R a .r-F-°-_4 fr. 2$4- Helmeted head of Pallas; in front, a iron launches. yew. Without leg. Round shield. . Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. / Sestini, l. here p. 16. No. 4, ex Pell. Digitized by Google

336 Cbbtk. 255. Helmeted head of Pallas. içj. Round shield, on which we lit no., the omicron placed in the ft. Q Æ.3.-R*.—F.0.-4 lr. Sestini, The”, noun. Contiun«. T. IX. p. 16. No. 5, ex Pell. 256. Round shield on which is written n. ff. noAT. Spearhead. O Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestioi , 1. c. 3. 257. Round domed shield, on which is bucranium. 1y. noAT. Spearhead. Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestini, 1. c. p. i5. No. 1 . 258. Round shield ; on it, a caducee. i)i. noAÏFH. Spearhead. . . . Æ. 3 .-R*—F.0^4 fr. Sestioi, I. c. p. t 6 . No. a. 25g. Ox head, front view. i)t. noATPH. Spearhead... Æ. 3i.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. 260. Same head. gt. noATFHN. Spearhead... Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 261. Even head. jy. noAT. Spearhead Æ. 3 .-R*.-F.o .~4 fr. 262. Shield. JU. noAT. Spearhead I. 1.-R 1.-F.0.-2 fr. 263. Two others almost setnbl. . I. 1.-R'.-F.0.-2 fr. 264. Hairless head , on the left. iji. Palm tree, between mon. (t448^u R*c.) and the acro- siolium. . Cab. late Mr. Tôchon. Æ.2.-R a.-F.o.-4 fr. Augustus. 265. ©EOX. XEBASTOS. Had. KOPNHAIOT. AfflOT. Laureate head of Augustus, left; to the continuation of the legend, monogram ( 1 19 of the Rec.). RI. TAN. KPHTATENHÏ. nOATF. Head of Jupiter- Cretagcncs , itesib^Goegkj

C n b ï e. 337 Cretagenes, crowned with laurel, right; below, a thunderbolt, (a) A.7.-R*.-F.'w'.-aoo fr. PRAESVS. See, in the Description Volume II. p. ay5 et seq. , the medals Greek autonomous sculptures in silver and bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 266. Head of Gérés, crowned with ears of corn, right. rçt. ITFAIZIoN. Ox head, view from face; in the field, on the left, the balaustium flower. . Cab. of The late Mr. Millen de Hauleroche. . . Æv.4— lî 6 .-F.*.- 5o fr. 267. Head of Gérés, crowned with ears of corn, to right, with drop earrings and pearl necklace. rçi. APP 1 XI. vel nPEACELIîN. Cornupéte beef, right; above, a pink. A.6.-R 5 .-F.','.-i 5o fr. Topsail, p. 341. . i, and Eckhel, Num. vel. aorcd. p. i 54 - Tal>. X.Fig. 6. 268. Almost similar head, right. W. nPEACE. Bee. Æc.4 .-R 6 .-F.*.-5o fr. Haunt, p. a4 l- No. a, and Duteas , Explain. some medicine p. 48. Tnb. II. Fig. has. 269. Laureate head of Apollo , left. 1y. PPEACE 11ÎN. Naked Hercules, standing, turned right, the hand right raised armed with his club , the arm left extended. Æi. 5 .-R6 .-F.*.-5o fr. Millingen . Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. S'j. PI. III. Fig. 10. 270. Jupiter seated, left, with a palera in his hand right, the left on the haste. rçt. nPEACEIfiN. Neptune standing, right. . Cab. of The late Mr. Allier de Hauleroche. . A. 5.-R*.—F.^.-So fr. (a) Medallion already described, stupid to generality. Foye* flescript. T. 11 . p ai 7 . N”. 1. Volume IV. Supp. Y Digitized by Google

Crete. , 338 271. Jupiter-Aetophorus sitting, to the left, left hand che on pure haste , and the eagle on the right. Ht. Front part of a kneeling goat, turned born on the left, and looking to the right. (has). Æi.6.-R 6 .-F.' ,‘.-ioo fr. 272. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter, right. nPAIïlON. FoudrtT. O Æ.4 .-R 5.tF.o.-i 5 fr. Mas. Arig. I. 18, 180. 273. Laureate head of Apollo. sft. nFAlCIfîN. Ilo. Winged lightning. n.Æ. 4 --R5.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Gessner, Nam. pop. p. 3:a. Tab. LVII. Fig. 6. 274. Laureate head of Apollo , right- ty. nPAICISÎN. Lightning; in the field, 3t. vel H. vel Ho. Æ.4.-R5.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Haunt, p. 24' - N*. 3 ; Eckhel, Cat. Me. Caes. Vindob. 1 p. t 3o N*, a; Liebe, Goth. nam. p. 194 PRIANSVS. See , in the Description Volume IL p. 296, your autonomous Medals Greeks in silver and bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 275. Helmeted head of Pallas. rç*. nriANSI. IITPri. AXKA. Owl sitting on a diota; in the field, a palm tree. . Sesi. f Descr.num. vet.p. 2^5. No. i . Tab. V.Fig. 5. A.8.-R 7.-F.*.- 3oo f. (a) I have already describes, to Les Incertaines, a medallion little by little close similar, qae Combe gave to the generality of Crete. See our Description. T. VI. p. 633. N®. i 43 . M. Sestini, in his Description del mas. Fontana, p. 76, thought it necessary to attribute this medallion in Elyrns from the same island : I share the same opinion regarding the country; but I believe he is more convenient to move to the town of Praesns, where the types of Japiter-Aëtophorc and the goat are already known. Digitized by Google

Crete. 33ç ' 376. Helmeted head of Pallas. qi. nFIAN 2. nrm. A2KA. Same type and palm; all in a crown olive tree. . Cab. Norlh- wick, in London Æi.g.-R’.-F.^.-soo fr. 277. Laureate and bearded head, left. qt. Palm; in the field, left, the monog. (33o)? . Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon.. . . Æ.a.-R 5 .-F.o.-i 5 fr. 278. Head of Diana , with a woman standing opposite , . Kl mark, and the letters qj. ÏIFIANXIEnN. Palm tree between a dolphin and a rudder. Æ.4--R 6 --F.o.-i 8 fr. Seslini , Lett. name. T, ^ p. *7. 279. Head of a woman', right. qi. PPIAN. Palm; in the field, a horn of abundance. Æ. 4 --R5--F.o.-i 5 fr. Mus. Sanclem. Nam. se). I.p. a55. Tsb. X.Fig. 90. 280. Head of a woman. W. nPIANXIEQN. Aesculapius seated, presenting the right hand something to a snake raised in front him to his feet, the left hand resting on sound ball. . Æ.6.-R8 .-F.o.-24 fr. • Sestini, Descr. nnm. vct. p. aa6. No. 3. Hadrianus. (a) (a) Mr. Sestini brings back a bronze medal from this Prince arec the legend FTPIANCIEflN. , but he don't give one the description. t oyrt scs General Classes, “said. seconda, p*. 54- This medal pa- reil be the same qae that of which Taillant published the reverse in the reign of Hadrian, Name. gr. p. 36 f and qni has the legend flPlAnEHN. , and for type a dolphin and one rudder. Taillant had attributed this medal to Priapus of Mysia; but Eckbel , Doctr. name. worm. T. II. p. 3a, and, after law, Sestini, in the first edition of its Classes Y* Digitized by Google

34“ C H È T B. RHAVCVS. Voyex, in your Description Volume II p- 197* ^es Sutooois Medals t » Greek sculptures in silver and bronze SD P PLUMBING. 281. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. iy. païKION. Trident. Q. . . . A”.. 4 .-R 6 .-F.*.-5o fr. Eckhel, Cat. mas. These. Vindob.I. p. t3o. N”. a. 282. Laureate head of Neptune, left; behind, a trident. ty. PATKION. , written in across the field , between two dolphins. . A. 3.-R 8.-F.*.-5o fr. 283. Head of a woman. iy. PATKION. Trident. Æ.4--R 4 .-F.o .-8 fr. Eckhel, 1. c. N®. 3. 284. PATK., between two fish. ly. Trident. £.4. -R 4 . -F. 0.-8 fr. Eckhel, l.c. N“. 4, and Nura. vet.anecd. p. iSS.Tab. X.Fig. * 285. Bearded and laurel head of Neptune, right. iy. PATKION (the last two syllables relrogr.). Two dolphins. Æ-4 --R 4 -F.O.-8 fr. Eckhel, Dwarf. Tet. aneed. p. iS\. Tib. K.Fig. 7 . 286. Laureate head of Neptune, right; behind, a trident. K. PATKION. Two dolphins. Æ. 4--R 4--F.o.-8 fr. 287. FAT. Dolphin. iy. Trident. Q Æ. 3 -R4 -F.o.-8 fr. • Sestini, Leu. name. Chapter IV. p. ioo. general , p. 54, cast doubt on the lesson of Vaillant, and thought it should read IIPIANCIEflN., since the type of the medal is found on some autonomous medals of Priansus. Digitized by Google

Chete. 34i RHITHYMNA. "Voyei, in your Description Volume II. p. »g8, the irTimOHi Medals! Greek silver and bronze SUPPLEMENT. 288. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. i$i. PI. Reversed trident, between two dolphins. . Topsail. Tab. XL1V. Fig. a3. Æv.4— R 8 -F.o.~4o fr. 289. Helmeted head of Pallas , 4 right. read. PI. Trident. Æ. 4--R 8.-F.o.-8 fr. Eckhel, Nam. vet. anecd. p. 1 55 . Tab. X.Fig. <0. 290. Same head, right. K. PI0. Two dolphins. O... Æ. 4 --R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Haunt, Tab. XLIV. Fig. 14. 291. Helmeted head of Pallas, 4 right. laughed. PI. Two dolphins; at middle, a counter- brand Æ.4 --R'*.-F.o.-8 fr. 292. Head of Pallas. laughed. PI. Trident. Æ.2.-R4.-F.o.-6 fr. Mas. Sanclem. Name. salt. I.p. 260. ag3. Ianerous head of Apollo, 4 left. laughed. Naked Apollo, standing, seen from the front, wearing a apple on right hand, and tenant a arc of the left Æ. 3.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. nnrriW v: -*>m follows; by Google

34a Crete. S YBRITIA. See. . in the Description Volume II. p. 398 and soot., your medals Greek autohomes in silver and bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 394. Bacchus seated on a running panther, left, holding his thyrsus. Ht ITKIN. Naked Mercury, standing, left, pertula behind back, right foot on a rock, and putting on buskin shoes; in front, a caduceus. . Cab. of the late Mr. TSchon. . Æ\,.6.-R 7 .-F.' |,*.-2oo fr. 2g5. Trident in a crown. Ht. ÏT. Dolphin, (n). Æ.3.-RG-F.O.-8 fr. Sestini, The”, nam. Vol. VIII. p. 54, and Mas. Arig. I.ai , 20 d. 296. Head of a woman, right. 31. xrB. (Litieris fugieni.). Goat walking, to right Æ. ii--R 4 --F.o.-8 fr. 297. Head of Mercury, right , with the winged butterbur, and from the wings to the shoulders. Ht. 2TBPI. Caduceus. Æ. 5.-R s.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Com. Wic*ay, Mas. Hederv. T. I. Tab. XVIII. Fig. 41a. 298. Bearded, laureate head, right. Ht, 2TBPITIQN. Dog walking, right. . Com. TVictay, L c. Fig. 4 1 3 Æ. 5i.-R*.-F.o,-i8 fr. 299. Laureate head of Jupiter. Ht. XYBPITIQN. TV unknown. Q. Eckhel, Num. vet. anecd.p. t 56.Fab. X.Fig. 1 1. Æ. 3.-R 5.-F.o.-i 5 f. (o) Awarded in«l to about, in the Museum Arig., to the city of Syracuse. bigitized by Google

Crete. 343 TANOS. See , in your Description Volume II. p. 299 » the Autonomous Medal Greek bronze* attributed by Pellerin to this 'city , but appears holding rather to one of the islands of the Archipelago or Itanus of Crete. The legend TANOÏ. appears to be a magistrate's name. SD FPLEMEItT. 3oo. Laureate head of Apollo. jy. TANIT. Head of Mercury , covered with a large petase. Æ.3.-R8.-F.*.-5o fr. Sestioi, Clau. hinder, seconda edit. p. 54, ex Mas. Mediol. TEGEA. (a) TH A LASSA, nunc Kalô-Limnù. Medalists imperial. (/>) The Medals of this city are: 1 Rs . — F.b. Small modal, 4 to 6 fr. In bronze. *. R*.— F.b. Medium module, . 6 to x fr. f R5 . — F.b. Large module, t8 at 8o fr. Domitianus. 3oi. AOMITIANOC. 1CAICAP. Laureate head of Douiitien. iy. EI1I. AtIPN. ©A. (retrograde). Temple hexa- 4 (fl) Pellerin (Rec. T. III. p. 73, and Suppl. T. I.p. 53 et sniv.) and Sestini , who appears to have adopted the opinion of Pellerin (Classes generales, i*. edition, p. 54), attributed to this city several medals in silver and bronze, which we have described more properly at Tegea of Arcadia. See^ Description. T. II. p. *55. N«*. 65, 66 , 67 , 69 and 70; and Suppl, supra, p. ag3. N»‘. 117 and f 18. (b).Sestini cites autonomous brente medals, which he awards Digitized by Google

344 Cbetk. style. . Seslini, Letl. num. Continued. Tom. III. p. 5a. 24 Æ.6.-RA-F.b.-i2 fr. 3oi AOMITIANOC KAICAP. Even head. y. Eni ArAQQNOC. vel ArA0Gürft>C. ©A. Temple hexastyle. Üestini, l. c. No. 25. Æ.6.-R 3.-F.b.-6 fr. 30 3 . AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian , on the right. ATA0OONOC. Hexastyle temple ; on the pediment , a disc or globule Æ.6.-RJ.-F.b.-6 fr. 304. Another almost similar Æ. 5.-R3.-F.b.~4 fr. 3o5 IANOE. K...., Vel AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Head nude or laureate of Domitian. Eni. ATA0ÎÎNOC. vel ATA0OONOC 0A. (Lit. extr.). Jupiter seated, h left, holding a thunderbolt right hand , and a liaste from the left. . Sestini , - l. c. N01 . 26 and 27 Æ.6.-R 3 .-F.b.-6 fr. 306. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian. ly. Eni. ATA0ONOC. vel ATA0OONOC. 0A. Jupiter seated, left , holding ears of corn in his right hand, and from the left a haste. (has). . . Æ.9.-R 3.-F.b.-i8 fr. Sestini , l. c. No. ifl. 307. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. (retrograde). Laureate head by Domitian , on the right. Ht. "neither. NeOKYAOT. KAICAP. Temple to six co- lonnes Æ6|.-R 3.-F.b.-6 fr. 308. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head. iji. eni. NCOKTAOT. gA. Jupiter seated, left, to this city, hand he doesn't give the description; he limits himself to say that they have the letter 0 on one side, and the TVPC of Pallas on the other throwing a javelin. See his General Classes, a*, ed. p. 54. (i) See Description. T. Vf. p. 687. N*. Self. ^ /l- /T " by Google

Crete. 345 holding with right hand two cobs , and the left a hastc. Æ6.-R 3 -F.b.-6 fr. Sestini , L*tt. nuui. Community. T. lit. p. 5 a. N“.ag, ex Mui. MedioUn. 309. Other; “nor. NeOKrAOi. ©A. Even type of Ju- piter seated, (a) Æ 8.-R6 .-F.b.-3o fr. 310. Other; Eni. NEOKTAOT. ©A. Hexastvle temple. (b). O. Sestini, l. box 53. N”. 3o . . Æ.8.-R 6 .-F.b”-3o fr. 3i 1. AOMITIANOC. kaicap. rn Laureate head of Do- mitien. ly. €111. N€OKTAOT. 0A. Hexastyle temple ; on the pediment , a globe. Æ.6.-R 3 .-F.b.-6 fr. * Sestini, Describe. dt*l ron®. Foniana , p. 79. 3r2. AOM1TIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Domitian, on the right. 6m. N€OKYAOY. B AAACHcoN. Jupiter seated, left click , holding two erect ears of corn in his right hand, and on the left a pole. . . Æ.8.-R 8.-F.b -80 fr. Sestini , Drscriz. del roos. Fonfaua, p. 80. Tab III. Fig. 4. Imperial medalists awarded by Mr. Ses- tini in Thalassa. Vespasianus. 3 1 3. m. •SONVISYUZHJtOJüAVJXOJUlV, id est, ATTO- KPATÎ2P. OYEEITAZIANOS. YIT. Head laureate of Ves— pasian. EITI. AN0YIIATOY. ZIAÛNOS. Jupiter half (a) See Oescript. T.VI. p. 687. N®. 5 oo. {b) See Descript. T.VI. p. 686. FM®. 499. — Digitized by Google

Crete. 346 nude, seated, left, holding a thunderbolt the right hand, and a baste from the left, (a). . Æ 6.-R3.-F.o.-g fr. Sestini, Lett. nam. Continue. Chapter III. p. 48. No. 7. 3 14. ATT. KAI. OTEXn. T.Q. Head laureate of Ves- pasian. W. Without legend. Diana the Huntress walking. (6). Q. Sestini, l. c. p. 49- No. 1 , ex Calai, mss. Neck- sinejy Æ.5.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr. 3 1 5 . Another almost similar one, without TflAT. . Cab. of M.TVeHldeJVellenheim, in Vienna. Æ.5.-R'.-F.o.-a f. 3 16. ATTOKPATQP. OïEXriAElANOE. SE. Bare head of Vespasian , on the right. - Vf. Eni. ANeriTATOr. SlAnNOS. The Emperor dressed of the paludamentum , and the radiated head, standing, left, and • looking up, right hand raised, and holding the left a raised stick and at the same time his pal- floating lium. Æ.9.-R 3 .-F.o.-i 8 fr. Sestini, 1. c. p. 5o. No. 6. Tab. II. Fig-8. 317. ATT. KAI. SEB. OTESn. TITAT. Laureate head of Ves- pasian. î$i. Without legend. Jupiter sitting, holding the hand right a lightning , and the left one hasle. (c). . Sesl. /. c. No. 7, ex Mus. Theup. Æ6.-R ' .-F.O .-3 fr. (o) See Description. T.VI. p. 683. No. 478. (£) See your varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. No. 3, 3 and 4 , and in our Description, T. VI. p. 683. No. 479 cl 4^0. (c) See the » varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. No.*. 5.8, 9 and 10, and in our Description. T.VI. p. 684. No.*. 481 and 483.

C RK TE. 347 Titus, (a) 318. ATT. TIT02. 2EB. nos. TIIATOS. Laureate head of Titus. V- Except legend. Diana the huntress walking, te- nant one line of the right hand, and an arc of the left. . Seslini, Leu. num. Continued. T. HT. p. 5o. No. 1 1 , e.r Mus. Thtup Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 319. ATT. KAI. T. OTESn. ïriA. TO. H. Same head. V- Without legend. Diane walking huntress. . Sest. I. v. No. 12, ex Mus. Pembr. Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Domitianus. i. ' - Y ' 1 '•«'(' . K . . ^ 3so Head of Domitian. fy. Without legend. Diana the Huntress walking. . Mus sirig. 1T. 7, 62, and Seslini, 1. c. p. 5i. • No. - >5 Æ.5.-R\-F.o.-6 fr. KAI2. AOM Laureate head of Domitian. V- Without legend. Jupiter half-naked, seated, left che, holding the hand right one lightning, and of the left a haste. (b). Æ.5.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Seslini , 1. c. >°. 16, ex Mus. Tocbon. 322. KAIEAP. AOMI. 2EB. TEPM. Head laureate of Do- mitien. ty. Without legend. Two Curetés, each covered with a bonnet, standing facing each other, holding each cun a sword. Æ.6.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr. Seatiai, ]. e. No. 19. (a) Drill our Description. T.VI. p. <585. N*. 489. (i) See the virilities described in Seatini, Lett. name. Continued. T bed. p. If. N«s. 17 and 18. "*«Ma • . .-Pin ili7Rd by Google

348 - Cbkte. 3a3. K.A 1 ZAP. AOMI. ZEB. TIOZ. Laureate head of Doœi- tieii , on the right. iy. Without legend. Two helmeted warriors, with their chlatnyde, each armed with a shield, and fight- so much. (a) Æ.5i.-R 6 .-F.o.-3o fr. 324. ATT. KAIZAP. AOMIT. ZEB. TEPM. Laureate head of Domitian. ly. Without legend. Two right hands joined. Q. Its- tini, Lett.num. Continued. Chapter III. p. 5i. A T°. 21, ex Mus. Thetip Æ-4—R4--F.O.-8 fr. 325. ATT. AOMETIANOC. (sic) KAIC. CEB. Bare head of Domitian. iy. EITI. KAlCENNIor. TAAAOi. Altar on which raises a folded serpent, (b). Æ 6.-Rh-F.o.-i a fr. Sestini , 1 . c. No. 22, ex Mas. lïederv. 326. Other; Eni. KAIZENNIOT. TAAAOT. Two snakes intertwined, (c). Q Æ.4.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Sestini, l. c. N®. a 3, ex Vaillant. 327 OXTOC. Inureate Head of Dorai place , on the right. iy. AIOZ. IAAIOT. Eagle employed , turned towards the right, (d) Æ.G-R 8.-F.o.-6o fr. (a) Previously described anx Uncertain” , matte” from the factory cre- you. See Description. T.VI. p. 687. H", 5o6. Med. too esteemed. (4) See the variety described T. VI. p. 68^N". 5oa of the body of the work. (c) See Description. T.VI. p*. 687. No. 5o3 . (d) A similar medal sc finds described at the generality of Crete, Descript. T. II. p. at 58. N“. 8. We believe that this me- daille and the one above described must to be renounced to the one Sestini attributes in Tbalassa , because the manufactures eu is erétoi»e . and above all similar to that of the medalists from this city.

Crete. 349 Trajatius. 328. TPAIANOC. KA 1CAP. Laureate head of Trajan. iy. Eni. AAEHANAPOT. APICTAP. vel AP1C- TAPXOT. Jupiter seated, left, holding hands dr. two ears of corn, and the left. the base. (o].Q. Æ.g.-R‘.-F.b.-4 fr. Sestini . Lelt. name. Continunaz. Chapter III. p. 53. 3” and 33, and Mionnet , Description. T.VI. p. 6g5. No. 555. 329. TPAIANOC Laureate head of Ti-ajau. ty POT. APICTAPX pro tnt. AAE2ANAPOT. APICTAPXOT. Temple hexastyle. ( b ). . Mionnet, Description. T. VI . p. 696. No. 558 , and Sestini, l. c. No. 3g Æ. 5 ‘.-R, -F.b.-2 fr. Imperial medals factory Cretan bearing a provincial name, assigned by Mr. Sestini in Thalassa. ARMEN 1 A. Trajanus. 33 0. ATTOKPATtOP. ATT. TPAIANOC. PET. AAK. Head Laurea of Trajan , on the left. i$i. APMENIA. The Emperor in clothing military , placed on a base, holding a pole of the right hand, in front of a trophy at foot from which is Armenia grieving sitting, (c). Æ.9.-R 5 .-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini , 1. tsp. p. 58. (a) Ÿoytn the varieties described in Sestini, 1. c. N OB . 34 “ 38, and in our Description. T.VI. p. 696. No.*. 5.S6 and 55 7. (5) See the varieties described in Sestini, I. v. p. 54* No.*. 40 to 43. (c) See the varieties described in Sestini, l. c. p. 58 and 5p, and in our Description. T. IV. p. 4^7 and soiv. N®*. t3 and i4 among les Incertaines, T. "Vï. p. 697 No. 5S3. Digitized by Google

35o Crete. DACIA. Trajanus. 33 1 Head of Trajan. ly. AA FJA Weeping woman, sitting at the foot of a phée. (has). Æ-9-- Sestini, Lett. num. Contiouar. Chapter III. p. 60, and Mionn., Descript. T.VI. p. 697 No. 564, ex V«ill. MYSIA and MOESIA superior. Domiùanus. 332 Head of Domitian. W. MTXIA. Crying woman , sitting at earth , near a trophy, (b). Æ.9.-R 8.-F.o.-72 fr. Sestini , 1. tsp. ex Vaillant. PARTHIA. Trajanus. 333. ATTOKPATflP. Arr. TPAIANOC. PET. AA KJ. I1AP0I. Laureate head of Trajan , with the paludamentum on the chest. iy. IIAP0IA. The Parthia grieving , sitting in front of a trophy, hands tied behind the back. Q. Sest. 1. c. p. 58 , ex Mus. Mr Ducis. (c). Æ.g.-Rs.-F.o.-3o fr. (a) Suspicious medal. See Sestini , I e. (5) A similar medal is wrongly described to Mysia S'hear Description T. II. p. 5ia. No. 1. (r) See Description. T.VI. p. 697. 565, ex Vaillant. Digitized by Google

Ecbaeus. 35 TYLISSVS. See , in the Description Volume II. p. 3oo, the autonomous Medals silver Greek ones. You have to be careful of modern corners. Uncertain attributed to Crete. 334- Rider going on the right, holding horizontally a trident; below, a star; in the field, C. Rt. Hollow square area, divided into four parts irregular in the interior by two diagonals. . Cab. by J. Millingen Æi.y.-R8 .-F.a.b.-6o fr. EUBEA. EVBOEA, insula, nunc Eïriboss-Ad assî, vel Negro bridged. See, in the Description Volume II. p. 3oo et seq. , the Medals Greek autonomous sculptures in silver and bronze. • SUPPLEMENT. 1. Woman's head , on the right. qt. Without legend. Front part of a bull, right. A\..7.-R+.-F.*.-3o fr. Hi|nler, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 5. 2. Head of a woman, front view. rj. Ox head, right. . A^.-Rb-F.* -ia fr. Hunier, T«b. XXVII. Fig. 6. 3. Hairless head, right. w. Ox head, front view. . A^.-Rb-FA-ia fr. Topsail, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 7. Digitized by Google 1

TL 35a Ecbéf.. 4 - Head of a woman , on the right. ig. Head of beef, view of face. (has). . Topsail, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 8 A-4.-R3.-F.*.-ia fr. 5. Head of a woman, left. you. Ox head, view from face, decorated with a banner delette. Æi.4.-R 3 .-F.*.-ia fr. Hanter, T«b. XXVII. Fig. 9 . 6. Head of a woman, left, with curled hair. Ig. Ox head, front view ; in the field, 8.; the all in a laurel wreath. .Æv.2Ï.-R3 .-F.' ,'.-9 fr. 7. Head of a woman, on the left, crowned with ears of corn, with drop earrings and pearl necklace. gt. ETBo. Ox head, turned to the right; in the field, the letters H. and X. , and the monog. (53i). . Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of unpublished Greek medals, p. 214 A..6.-R5.-F. * *.-60 fr. 8. Head of a woman , on the right. fU. Ox head, front view, decorated with flowers. D. Topsail, Tab XXVII. Fig. 10.. Æ.3.-R’.-F.*.-6 fr. 9. Veiled head of a woman, on the right. ty. ETBoIEON. Cornupet Bull , right; au- on it, a trident ; . . . Æ.4'_R 4-~F'*--8 fr- 10. Another almost similar Æ. 4 --R't _ l' *-_8 fr.- 1 1. Head of a woman, decorated with ivy and a cluster of grape earrings. mr. AND Ox walking, right; in front, a vine stock loaded with fruit. (HAS). Æ.. 4v~^ 4 '_F-+ --® ^r - (a) This medal was struck on another very old one which lni a flan nerve. (£) Same type A Histiaea. 12. Digitized by Google

Edbbe. 353 12. Laureate head of iupiler-Amrnon , on the left. rçt. AND. Trident. Æ. 5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Ed. Harvrood, Pop. etnrb. ael. name. p. 20. Tab. III. Fig. 11. 1 3 . AND. Dolphin, right. “[. Trident, in a laurel wreath. . Hun- ier, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 1 . Æ. 3.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. 14. AND. Head of Pallas, right. ti. Cluster of grape. Æ. 3.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. Harwood, 1. c. Fig. g. ) 5 . Ox standing, right; above, a club. laughed. ETB. Bunch of grapes ; in the field, a star. . Harwood, l. c. Fig. 8. Æ.2|.-R 4.-F.o.-6 fr. 16. Veiled head of a woman , on the right. laughed. ETBolQN. Cornupet ox, right; below, W. . Harwood, l. c. Fig. 10. Æ.4 .-Rs.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 17. Ox walking, right. K-ETBoE. vel ETBoE. Bunch of grapes. . Cab. of Mr. Rollin, in Taris Æ. 2^.-R 4.-F. 0.-8 fr. 18. Ox walking, right; above, a club and the letter C., or a crescent. laughed. ETBo. Bunch of grapes. . . . Æ.2j.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. 19. Ox walking, right; above, a quiver. laughed. ETBo. Cluster of grape , club and the letter K. Æ.2.-RC-F.0.-8 fr. 20. Dove flying, left; above, a branch. j(. ET., in a crown. O.. Æ. 4 --R 4.-F.o .-8 fr. Corner. Wiciiy, Ma”. Hederr. T. I.p. 179. No. 43 ia. 21. Other, without the branch. Æ.4--R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. Haunt, Tab. XXVII. Fig. 11. Volume IV . Scpp. Z

354 Eobée. ARTEMIS!VM.? Stand-alone medals. The medals awarded to this city are: In silver. R'. -F*. Small modal. In thirty. R‘. -F”. Small modal. 100 fr. Day 8 fr. 22. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion , h right. i(. AP. Lion's head , left; above, club; all in a hollow square? Æt.i.-R8.-F.*.-ioo fr. Seitini, Deacr. nam. eet. p. “7. and Rise, Tab. VII. Fig. 9. a3. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion, right. APTE Dog face, right; below, a club? Q y A.,-R,.-F.*.-ioc,fr. Seatini. Lett. nam. T.V. p. *6. Tab. U. Fig. *4. “My.. Coasinerv. 2\. Head of Jupiter. w APTe. M€N. Rudder; below, an arrow, (a). D *' JE.4.-E«.-F.*.-«8 fr. Èôkhel, Do’cu nam. vet. Chapter IV. p. “64. “. Ma., pain, of Waldek- (,) rejection Seatini, Deacript. name. vet. p. «7- and Cla..e. gene line. , «it- p- SS. Digitized by.

E UBBE. 355 CA.RYSTVS, Karisto vel Castel-Rosso mine. See, in the Description. T. //. p- 3oa etsui9., Autowome Medals” Greek coins in gold, silver and bronze, and the Greek ixriiuu in bronze Trijin. S OF P LE ME N T. .. a5. Cow turned to the right, and turning around, suckling a vea§; underneath, a large sandstone. laughed. K. Coq, turned right; all in one square hollow. A.7.-R’.-F.a.’ ,,.-200 fr. Combe , May. Britann. Tab. VIII. Fig. ,8. x6. Bearded head of Hercules, covered with lion skin , on the right. *[. KAPT. TIMArOAZ. Cornupet ox standing, right, on a lying club; the all in one olive wreath. Æ..4 --Rs.-F.*.-5o en Sestini, Deserts. del me. Fontana ,II. p. Yes. Tab. V.Fig. 17. 27. Laureate head of Apollo , k right. s[. KAPT. Victory in a bige, right; below, a trident, (a). Æc.6.-R 5.-F.' ,'.-go fr. Haunt, Tab. XIV. Fig. 14. *8. Bearded and laureate head of Neptune; above, a dau- phin, as a counter-mark. s[. KAPT2TIQN. Trident. Q. Sestini, Description num. vel. p. 227 iE.S.-R^.-F.f.-p fr. 29. Head of young Hercules , covered with lion's skin , on the right. 4. ZAP. Ox head with neck, decorated with band- (*) Combe also awarded this medal to Capoae. Z* Digitized by Google

356 Eubb. lelts, right; in the field, the monogram (408) Æ.4—R4.-F.O.-8 fr. 30. Hairless head of Hercules, covered with the skin of lion , k right. ri-KA. Ox head with neck , turned right , and decorated with strips; in front, the monogram (409) . . Æ.3|.-R + .-F.o.-8 fr. Neamann ,Nam. yct. ined. II. p. i 65 . Tab. V.Fig. 16. 31. Bearded and laurel head of Hercules, so he says. Bff. KA. Standing club; all in a crown laurel. Æ-4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Cbriat. Raioui, Cal. nam. vct. rcg. Daniae. T.I. p. 188. No. i. . Head of a woman, right, with curled hair and retained by a strip. j<. KAF, Cow walking, right. Æ.3;.-R*.-F.' ,, .-g f. 33. Head of a woman, right. ti. KAPIET. (sic, ui videtur). Ox head, view from the front Æ.2j-.-R'*.-F.o.-8 fr. 34. Veiled head of a woman , on the right. laughed. KAPT. Kneeling bull , turned right •, underneath, a club. Æ^.-R^-F.’.-g fr. Com. Wictaj, Mas. Hederv. T.I. Tab. XVIII. Fig. 4 < 5. 35. Bearded head, left. bC. KA. Dolphin and trident. ? Æ.ai.-R^.-F.o.-B fr. F.d. Harwood , Pop. and urb. such. nam. p. “3. Tab. II. Fig. it , snb Catana Siciliae. . Bust of a young man, right, with a hasle on the right shoulder. it. KAPT. Dolphin. Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Edvardo Harwood, 1. c. Tab. II. Fig. 14. Nero. 37. NEPflN. KAICAP. Laureate head of Nero. b[. kapt. Head of Neptune, crowned with reeds, Digitize 1Google

E B B É E. 357 between a dolphin and a trident. . Æ.5.-R®.-F.o.- 1 8 fr. Seatini, Lett. nam. Continued. T. IX. p. x8. N”, i , ex Mas. of World. Trajanus. 38. KA 1CAP. TPAIANOC. Laureate head of Trajan, right. H[. KAPTCTlooN. Head diademed of Neptune , to right, (a). Q Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr. Seatini, 1. c. N*. 1. Tab. I.Fig. < 3, ex Mua. Mr. Doeia. 3g Same head. ty. KAPYCTIQN. Jupiter-Nicephorus seated. . Vail- lant, Cr. p. a8 Æ.6.-R 6.-F.o.-a4 fr. Antoninus Pius. •H -*ax 4o Head of Antoninus the Pious. “. KAPTCrmN. A rooster. . . Æ-4.-R#.-F.o.-i8 fir. 'Vaillant, Gr. p. 4a. .‘Al CERINTHVS? Stand-alone medals. The medals awarded to this city are: In bronze. R 1 . — F.'. Small modal 40 fr. 41 • Head of Ceres, front view, crowned with ears of corn. F(. KH., in monogram. . . Æ.2.-R8.-F.' ,‘.-4o fr. Millingen, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 57. P.I. III. Fig. 1 a. 42. Radiated head of the Sun, front view. b(. KH., in monogram. . Æ. 2. -R*.-F. *.-40 fr. Cab. by Mr. Allier de Hanteroche. (a) And not the head of Jupiter, as I said in my Descript. T. II. p. 3o3. N*. 19. Digitized by Google

358 Emh. CHALCIS, noc Egripos vel Negroponte. Hello, dam the Description Volume //. p. 5o3 and “uV., the Medals t Greek autohomm in gold, silver (a) and bronze, and ht bronze Greek kiues Àagnitt. Nero. L. Vértw. SUPPLEMENT. 43. Head of a woman, left, hair rolled up , and drop earrings. H.XAA. Eagle flying, tearing apart a serpent; des- under, a pileus Æi.3.-C.-F.' l’.-4 fr. 44. Head of a woman , on the left, surrounded by a headband. b[. XAA. Same type A. 3i.-R'.-F .',, ','.-6 fr. 45. Head of a woman, right, hair turned up, and drop earrings. tf. XAA. Flying eagle, right, tearing a ser- pent; underneath, a lightning A.. 3î.-C.-F .',, .-4 ff- 46. Same head, right. 1(. type; below, a little neck- ronne A.. 3ï.-C.-F .'*, .-4 en- 47 . Same head, overstruck with the XAA remains. Ht. XAA. Eagle flying, tearing apart a serpent; des- under, a small lyre A_3^-G.-F.*.-4 fr. 48. Same head, with the reticulum enveloping the hairs want from behind. Ht- X. Eagle kidnapping a hare. A.2.-R , .-F.' |,.-6 fr. (a) Gold and silver medals with the head of Apollo and the type of the lyre, formerly attributed to this tic, are currently seen ment as being from Chalcia of Macedonia. See sopri, T. Ht. p. 60. Digitized by Google

Had BEE. 359 49. Head of a woman , right , hair pulled back. n(.XAA. (retrograde). Eagle tearing apart a serpent, right; underneath, a butterfly.. . Æi..3i.-C.-F.'*.-4 fr. 50. Other appearance, but without symbol. A..2 d.-C.-F.','.-4 fr. 51. Veiled head of a woman, right. XAAXIAEOX. (sic) SEMoWATHX. Woman in a quadriga, going to the right. -, all in a crown of oak. jÇv.g.-R-V-.-F.' ,, .-6oo fr. Cat. d'Ennery , p. 76. N*. 96, and Cab. of M"“, i London. 5a. Eagle, wings outstretched, holding a serpent in its claws and in its beak , in a hollow square. ti. PAPAA0K0X. (retrograde). Horse free, mar- song, left A..3|.-R'.-F.a. ,,'.-5o fr. 53. Same type of the eagle holding the serpent, in the square hollow, St-XAA. Party anterior of horse , tour to left A,.a.-Rf-F.a.-I2 fr. 54- Head of a woman , on the right, surrounded by ivy. b(. XAA. Eagle turned k dr. , tearing a snake; in the field , the monog. (410).. Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. 55. Head of a woman , front view, decorated with strips. *[. AA. Eagle tearing apart a serpent; underneath, a club Æ.ai.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 56. Head of a woman , front view. B[. AA. Eagle tearing apart a snake. Æ.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 57. Head of a woman , on the right. ri- Without caption. Spread eagle, right, tearing a snake Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 58. Even head. <. XAA. Eagle standing , & right, wings outstretched ; in front, an erect snake Æ.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Digitized by Google

36o Eubek. 5 p. Head of a woman, h right. w. XAA. Eagle devouring a fish. . Christ. \Ramus, Cat. num. vet. reg. Daniae. T.I. p. 188. A r “. 5 Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.- / , fr. 60. Same head. 3t. XAA. Eagle tearing apart a serpent; in the field, a trident. Æ.4--R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Cab. by Uermand. 6t. Head of a woman, right, hair turned up from behind, (a) iji. XAA. Dove standing, on the right, beating of wings. D. Cab. by Mr. Grivaud. . . . ÆL4.-RV-F.0.-4 fr. 62. Head of a woman, front view, decorated with a crown high, with pearl necklace. t)i. XAA. Flying bird, holding a snake; in the field, an ear of corn. Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Harwood, Pop. and nrb. ael. name. Tab. II. Fig. 16. 63. Even head. t)i. XAA. Eagle tearing a serpent, turned left; in the ch., a cornucopia. . I. 3ï.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 64. XAA. Same head. i(i 4>IA1 X. Same type. . Æ. 3d.-RC-F.0.-8 fr. Cab. by Mr. Welal of Wellenheim, in “Vienna. 65. Woman's head, front view , decorated with strips. rçi OIAI..OC.. Eagle, to right, tearing a snake Æ.35.-IO.-F.0.-8 fr. 66. Head of a woman , three-quarter view , on the right. qt. OIAIX. ©T. Eagle spread, holding in its claws a snake. Æ. 3|.-RC-F.o.-8 fr. Cab. of M. the Marquis of Toor-Manbourg. (a) We thinks he sees, next to the head, leah vestige of a woman legend. Digitized by Google

Eübbe. 36 i 67. Head of a woman, front view. gi. AAo.

Edbéb. 36a 74. A. AIOT.... ANernATOT. Bare head of Augustus, right. jy. XAAK1C. Woman's head , right , the head neck- green of pearls. jE.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Seatini, Deacr. nnnnt. ve”. p. a»7- Tab. Y.Fig. 6. 75. A. AIOTI AN0TIIATQ. r. Bare head of Augustus young. iy. XAAKlc. Head of a woman, topped with a species tiara, decorated with several rows of pearls. . Mus. Sanclem. Num. salt. II. p. 24- Tab. XIII. Fig. i3 Æ.6.-R>.-F.o.-ia fr. Nero. 76. NEPQN. KAICAP. Bare head of young Nero, right. jy. CTPA. IT. KAAT. 6T0TKAI. XAA. Head rounded woman, right. O Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Allier, of Hauteroche. Hadrianus. 77. AAPIANOC. KAICAP. Laureate head of Hadrian. ly. XAAKIAeooN. Head of a woman, with a hairstyle decorated with a triple row of pearls. O. Æ.5.— R 5.-F.o.—1 5 fr. Mas. Sanclem. Name. ael. II. p. 196. 78. Other; XAAKIAeooN. Even head of a woman, posed on a column capital. . . Æ.5.-R 5 .-F.o.-i5 fr. L.Verus. “ 79. ATT. KAIC. A. ATP. OTHPOC. ATT. Head naked of L. Verus, right, with the paludamenlum. jy. XAAKIAEcoN. HPA. Juno sitting on a species de cortine, on the left, holding in his right hand a coat hook, and the left. a sceptre. O. Æ.y.-Rs.-F.o.-24 fr. Eckhel , Name. Such. aucd. p. 162. Tab. K.Fig. *0- Digitized by Google

And JBÉE. 363 Caracalla. 80 KOC. ANTooNINOC. Bare head of young Caracalla , k right, with the paludamentum. gi. XAAKJ Naked Apollo, standing, right hand hanging, an arc in the left. D. . Æ.6.-Ri.-F.o.-i4 fr. Hated. Sanclem. Num. ut. III. p-5. T»b. XXVU. fc’ig. "Its. ERETRIA. See, in Description Volume II. p. 307 and soot., the » Medals Greek TonoMKs in silver and bronze. “DrPLEMENT. 81 . Ox standing, scratching his head with his right foot from behind. , jy. Hollow square area. . . . /&»3.-R*.-F.a.-4o fr. do Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. ioed. p. ai6. No. v. PI. UI. Fig. i*. ,!V - 11/ Î’U 8a. Same type of the ox scratching itself. i)i. ER. Polyp) all in the middle of a hollow square. ' ÆL.aï.-R6.-F.a.*.-4o fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, I. v. N", a. PI. UI. Fig i5. 83. Head of a woman , on the right. iy. EFETF 1. ATNS2N. Two clusters of grape. . Topsail, p. i 3g. No. 4 A-4-"R5 --F.','.-5o fr. 84. Head of a woman. ai. EPETPIEÛN. AMUINIKoE. Two clusters of rays sin hanging from the same vine. . A..3.-R*.-F.' ,,.-5o fr. Eckhel, C«. drank. Cae*. Viadob- 1. p. t3a. No. has. 85. Bust of Dian Pharetraea, right. its. EPETFIEOM. AAMAXIA2. Ox walking, right all in a laurel wreath. . Begcr, Teas. Brand. I.p. 4*9 . \ ....... : A.8.-R*.-F.*.-72 fr. Dicji

364 Edbéb. 86. Head of Diane , to right , with a necklace of pearls. tf. EPETPI. AAMAEI. Two bunches of grapes holding on the same vine. A..4--R5.-F.’,‘.-5o fr. Cab. by fea M. Allier de Henteroche. 8y. Head of a woman, right. iji. EPETPIEQN. EniTEAHÏ. Two bunches of grapes holding on to the same vine. Q Æv..3.-R s .-F.’*‘.-5o fr. Beger, The». Brand. I.p. 439. 88. Head of Diana, right, with bow and quiver On the shoulder. yew. EPETPIEQN. XAPIAAMoX. Ox on his knees, right. . Topsail, p. i3g. No. 2 A..5.-R 5.-F.’*‘.-5o fr. 8g. Veiled head of a woman. f£. EPETPIEQN. 0ANIAE. Lying ox. . Seslini , Description num. vet. p. 228. 4- Æ.3.-R 6 .-F.o.-t8 fr. go. Woman's head , on the right. yew. EPETPIEQN. ANIAE. Two clusters of grape holding on to a vine, (a). PL.4;.-R*.-F.’*‘.-i 2 fr. gi. Kneeling bull, left. I)?. Without legend. Two clusters of tied grapes on the same vine. jE.4-_R 6--F.o.-i 8 fr^ Haunt, Tab. XX.VI. Fig. ai. g2. Lying ox. tf. EPETPIEQN. Two clusters of hanging grapes. Q Æ.4--R 6 --F.o.-i 8 fr. Seatini, Deacript. nam. vet. p. aa8. No. has. g3. Hairless head , helmeted , on the right. jiî. EPE. Diana-Pharetrée walking, right, te- nating a stretched bow. Æ.4--R 6 .-F.o.-i 8 fr. Haunt, T»b. XXVI. Fig. aa. (a) Cast on silver, but antique. / Digitized by Google

Eübke. 365 94. EF. Head of Bacchus , covered with the Phrygian cap ; behind, a thyrsus. ip. Two hanging bunches of grapes; below, AND. . Sestini, l. c. JV°. 3 Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-i 8 fr. p5. Veiled head of a woman, left. Tp. AMlNIKoX. EPETFIE.... Ox lying down, left che. Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr. Harwood, Pop. and urb. such. nam. Tab. III. Fig. S. 96. Head of a woman. !p. EPETFIEQN. Lying ox. . Æ.3.-R6.-F.o.-i8 fr. Chriat. R amm, Cat. num. vet. mu. reg. Dau. I.p. 189.N*. t. 97 . Lying ox, turned left; above, a star; below, another symbol. rp. Legend deleted. Two bunches of grapes holding to a vine Æ.5j.-R 8 .-F.o.-i8 fr. HISTIAEA, nunc Orio. Voyet, in the Description Volume //. p. 3o8 and sniv. , the Medal » Greek autonomous sculptures in silver and bronze. , SUPPLEMENT. 98. Head of a woman, right, surrounded by ivy, with earrings and pearl necklace. pp. IXTI. Ox walking, right; in front, the mo- nogram (412).. ......... Æv.4 -R5.-F.*.-a4 fr. 99. Head of a woman, right , decorated with ivy. ip. IXTI. Woman sitting on a ship's bow , to the right A.2{;.-C.-F.*.-3 fr. 100. Head of a woman, right. rp. IXTI. Woman sitting on a ship's bow , to right A.ii. -C.-F.*.-3 fr. 101. Head of Bacchante, crowned with vine, right. iy. EXTIATlN. (sic). Woman sitting on a bow of

Had BEE. 366 vessel, holding in hand g. a mast with a sail swollen by the winds; in the field, the monog. (5o 3) and a bunch of grapes. . Ed. de Cadalvene, ftec. of Med. gr. uned. p. at 19 A. 3 .-R5 .-F**. -48 fr. 10a. Head of Hercules, hairless, right, covered with remains of the lion. qt. ISTI. Ox head, front view, decorated with a flower garland ; in the field, a monog. . Topsail, Tab. XXXI. Fig. 8.. Æ.4-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 10 3 . Head of a woman, crowned with ivy, right. ijt. ISTI. Ox head with the collar , decorated with ban- debts; behind, a bunch of grapes. . Edward ' Harwood, Pop. and urb. selecta numism. Tab. III. Fig. 16 I. 3I.-R 3 .-F. 0.-6 fr. 104. Same head. rçt. ISTI. Party anterior part of an ox, right; above, a tripod lying. Q. Æ. 3|.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Edrardo Harwood, I. v. Tab. 111.Fig. 17. 105. Woman's head , surrounded by ivy, on the right. rçt. ISTI. Front part of a walking ox, right; above, a caduceus. Æ.2Ï.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 106. Other j above the ox, a cluster of rai- sin Æ.2;.-R j.-F.o.-6 fr. 107. Other; above the ox, a thyrsus decorated with vine Æ.aj.-R^-F.o.-ô fr. 108. Head of a woman, right. l^. ISTI.... Ox walking, right; above, the remains of a vine, and the monog. (41 3 ) as a counter-mark Æ.4--R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 109. Head of a woman, surrounded by ivy, right. gt. ISTI. Front part of a walking ox, dr.; above, the monog. (4 > 4 )- Æ.a4.-R 3 .~F.o .-6 fr. Digitized by Google

O'Eokovx Islands. 367 1 10. Ox walking , right; above, a club lying down. Rt. Without leg. Bunch of grapes. Æ. 2Ï.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 111. Head of a woman, right, decorated with vine leaves. Rt. IXTIAIEQN. Bunch of grapes , holding on to a vine vine; in the field, IT. . Æ. 4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Haunt, T*k. XXXI. Fig. 7. 1 1 2. Head of a woman , surrounded by ivy, on the right. $i. IXT1AIEQN. and the^ monog. (4 1 5 and 416); the whole in a crown of glass. .. . Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. 1 1 3. Other , with 1XTAEQN. (sic). Bunch of grapes and monograms (4 17 and 418). . Æ^.-R^.-F.o.-S fr. Ctb. of M. the Marquis de La Goy, i Ai* 1 14. Woman's head , surrounded by ivy , on the right. laughed. Bunch of grapes in the middle of a crown of ivy. Q. Same office. Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-fi fr. 1 15 . Wheel. Et. IXT., written in the middle of the medal field. . Unknown firm Æ.ï.-R*.-F.o.-3 fr. , , j-., , , ! 'etttu>ïïili ' . 'Mf -I -I J ... ' • , . 1 ' i‘ ", 'i" ! EUROPEAN ISLANDS. AMORGOS? nunc Amorgo. See, in the Volume Description II. p. 3i z , the autonomous medal bronze Greek statue attributed by Coltz to this island, but looked at as suspicious. - /- . 3 > .HtA 1. Laureate head of Jupiter, Right. R?. AMo. Fly. O Æ.3 .-R*.-F.o.-4o fr. Cab. by fen M. TAohon Digitized by Google

/ 368 1lbs from Europe. 2. Star in a crescent. ÿ. AMo. Two thyrsos on a cross. . Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Greek medals inid. p. 221. Fl. III. Fig. 16 Æ.3v-R 8.-F.o.-4o fr. AEGIALE Cushioned, nunc Hyali. Medals autonomous. The medals of this city are : In bronze. A: .— F.*. Small modal 3o fr. 3. Laureate head of Jupiter, b right. tjl. AI. Instrument of unknown form, with a hook. D Æ.3.-R, .-F.'*.-3o fr. Ed. de Cedalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. ia3. N“. I. PI. III. Fig. “7. 4. Same head, right. n?. AI. .1. Same instrument without hook; in the field, snake and a cluster of grape versus brand. Æ.3i.-R 7 .-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cedalvene, 1. c. N*. 3. PI. III. Fig. 19. 5. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. 1)Î. Ain. Same instrument with the hook; in the field, snake. O Æ.3.-R’.-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalvene , I. v. No. ". PI. bed. Fig. 18. 6. Same head, right. 1)?. Ain. Owl. Æ.3,-R7 .-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. No. 4. Pt. Ht. Fig. »o. ANAPHE , - Digitized by-Ç/.oôglc-

Islands of Europe. 36g ANAPHE, nunc Nahfio. Stand-alone medals. The Medals of this rank are: In bronze. R 7.— F.*. Small modal, from. .......... . 3o h 4° en» / 7. Laureate head of Apollo, front view. ANA.-F.**.-4o fr. EJ. by Cadalr. Hcc. I Med. gr. ioed. p. 217. PI. III. Fig. .1. 8. Laureate head of Apollo-Êglélès (a), front view. 1)2. ANA. Vase with two handles; above, a bee. Æ.4.-R>.-F.*.-3o fr. Cab. by fen Mr. Allier de Haaterocbe. g. Same head of Apollo , front view. rçt. ..N.. Vase to two handles; above, a bee, (b) Æ.4-R.’-F.*.-3o fr. 10. Laureate head of Apollo, right. K. ANA. Vase with two handles, without the bee. . His- lini, Doctr. num. vet. p. 166. Tab. IV. Fig. 3, sub Anactorio Acarnaniae; and Lett. num. Continue. T.Vil. p. 23, ex Mus. Borgia. Æ^.-R’.-F.^.-So fr. 1 1 . Another roughly similar one. . Æ.3.-R, .-F.' )‘.-3o fr. Seatini, Lett. nam. Continued. Volume VII. p. a3.Tab. I.Fig. 10, ex Mas. Fontana. (a) Vallais Strabou, Lib. 10. (A) Medal already described among the Uncertain, See Deacript. T.VI. p. 65o.N*. »64. Volume IV. Supp. A a Digitized by Google

370 Islands of Europe. ANDROS, nunc Andro. Here it is, in the Description Volume II. p. 3 1 a, autonomous medals Greeks in silver and bronze. Father Hardouin reported a imperial medal of Antoninus the Pious which is suspect. SUPPLEMENT. 12. Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. vf. AN. Panther. Æv,. 3 .-R8 .-F.' ,‘.-ioo fr. Sestini, Descrut. del raos. Fontana , p. 80. No. x. t 3 . Head of Bacchns, crowned with ivy, right. tjz. ANAPIQN. Standing virile figure, left, sacrificing proud in front of a tripod, holding a pole in his hand g. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 228. JV°. 1. PI. II l. Fig. 22. Æi. 5.-R8.-F.**.- 1 00 fr. 14. Tct of a woman or Bacchante, right. Laughed. ANAP. Panther running, right, and looking rear, with a transverse thyrsus. Æ.2.-Rs.-F.o.-6 fr. 1 5 . Head of Bacchus , surrounded by ivy, k right ; on it, a head of Silenus as a counter-mark. r:. ANAP. At middle , a thyrsus decorated with band- letters * . Æ. 3. -R 3 .-F.0.-6 fr. 16. Laureate and bearded head, right. gi. ANAP. Tripod. Æ.l^.-R*.-F.','.-6 fr. Harwood, Pop. and nrb. “and. nam. Tab. I.Fig. 14, and Ed. do Cadalvene, t. c. No. a. PI. III. Fig. a3. 17. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. ' k/.. Apollo-Cillmrœde deb. . Oh. by Mr IVeltl from IVellenheim, to /ienne. . . Æ.5 .-R 6 --F.b.-i 8 fr. 18. Head of Indian Bacchus , surrounded by ivy. laughed. AIAP. (sic). Dio'ta Æ^.-R’.-FA.-ô fr. 19. Head of Bacchus , right , surrounded by ivy. Rt. ANAPI. Diota. Q Æ. 4 --R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Combe, Mon. Britann. Tab. VIII. Fig. ai. Digitized

Islands of Europe. 37* 20. Head of Bacchus, right, crowned with ivy, ft. ANAP. Diota. Æ.3i.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. »a8 No. 3. PI. III. Fig. has*. ai. Veiled head of a woman, right. Hi. ANAPI. Diota. Æ.3.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Haunt, Tab. V.Fig. 4. aa. Bacchus standing, dressed as a woman, tenant the cantharum of the hand right, and the left on its thyrsus; in the field, a deer in counter-mark, nor. A APP. (sic). Diota. . Æ.4î.-R*.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Cab. by fea M. Beiucousin , in Amiens. a3. Bacchus standing, holding in left hand the thyrsus ornate of strips; in the field, a head of Trajan in counter-mark , with registration TPAIANOC. neither. ANAP. Diota ; above, a sheet of ivy. Æ.4|.-R 6.-F.o.-i 8 fr. Ed*. of Cadalvene, 1. c. No. 4. Pt. III. Fig. a5. CALYMNA? Voyea, dam ta Description Volume II. p. D13, your Atrroaoaa Medal Greek in silver falsely attributed to this tTe, but who was postponed to Calymna of Caria. CEOS vel CEA, noc Murtad-Adassi vel Zea. Voyet, in the Description Volume II. p. 3 ia, the autonomous Sedaillcs” Greeks in silver and bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 24. Vase with two handles. neither. Hollow area, divided into six unequal parts. . Year* Digitized by Google

Islands of Europe. 37a Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 23”. TV". 1. PL III. Fig. 26 A.5.-Rs.-F.a.-t 5o fr. a5. Other. D. A. i.-R6.-F.a.-io fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N“.a. a6. Same vase. iji. Hollow square divided into eight triangular parts, three of which end at the bottom in sharp points , and the five others in parts filled. . Rec. of Plates, XXXIX. Fig. 3. . A. 5.-R8.-F.a.-i 5o fr. 27. Diola; next to it, k right, we fish. ly. Hollow square divided into six triangular parts very deep A.a.-R8.-F.a.*.-i8 fr. 28. Diola; k left, a fish; on the right, a cluster. 1y. Area in hollow of which the shape is irregular bind A.i|.-R 8 .-F.a.-i8 fr. 29. Roughly figured animal head, right. rçt. Area hollow square very deep, with of irregular divisions A. i.-R’.-F.a.-3o fr. 30. Bunch of grapes. rçi. Area in hollow, with of divisions irregular lines A i.-R 6.-F.a.-i8 fr. 3 1. Bunch of grapes and a fish. Ht. Hollow square area, divided into four parts irregular A. i.-R6.-F.a.-i8 fr. 32. Bunch of grapes and fish. lÿt. Hollow area, divided into four triangular parts deep gular A.i.-R*.-F.a.-i8 fr. 33. Bunch of grapes and fish. 151. Hollow square area , divided into four parts triangle. by two diagonal lines. A. i.-R 8.-F.a.-i8 f. 34. Bunch of grapes and fish. 1y. Plain field, without hollow area. A. i.-R6 .-F.a.-i8 f. Digitized

Edhope Islands. 3y3 35. Bunch of grapes. !p. Hollow area, divided into four parts. . Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a3i. No. 3. PI. III. Fig. 28 A.i|.-R«.-F.a.-i8 fr. 36. Dolphin holding a bunch of grapes. ij£. Four hollow points. D. A..j.-R*.-F.a.-io fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. No. 4. PI. III. Fig. 39. 37. Sea turtle. sth. K.I. {strong XEJo.). Dolphin; all in the middle of a hollow square area. . A..i.-R 6.-F.a.-io fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, I. c. N". 5. PI. III. Fig. 37. 38. Head of Jupiter, right. ip. Without legend. Front part of a dog, to left, surrounded by rays Æ.3.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 3g. Two others almost similar. Æ.3.-C.-F.0.-I fr. 40. Other; in the field, behind the dog, the letter E Æ.3.-C.-F.0.-I fr. 4>- Another almost similar, but the laureate head, turn- born on the left Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 42. Bearded, laureate head, right. qt. KE. Front part of a dog , surrounded by rays, left. Æ.3.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Christ. Ramas, Cat. nam. vet. reg. Daniae. I.p. 190. N*, s. 43. Other; in the field ,IN. . . Æ.3.-R'\-F.o.-6 fr. SestiDÎ, Leu. nam. Continued. T.V. p. 17. No. 4. 44- Other, with K3. . Sest. I. v. No. 2. Æ.3.-R3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 46. Crouching dog, left, in the middle of rays. rçt. Front part of a dog , right, surrounded of rays. Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted. 46. Hairless head of Aristaeus. qi. KE. Front part of a dog, right, at middle of rays. Q Æ.3.-R‘1 .-F.o.-6 fr. Sestini, 1. c. p. 18. 7. Digitized by Google

3^4 Iiks of Europe. 47. Hairless head of Aristaeus. rz. KE. Anterior part of a dog , on the left , in the middle of rays. Æ.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Seatini , Leu. nam. Continue. T.V. p. 18. No. 8. 48. Same head. qi. K El. Front part of a dog, left , at middle of rays. Æ.3.-R 3.-F.o.-6 fr. Seatini, 1. c. p. 18. N*. 9. 49. Bearded head. ijz. Without legend. Front part of a dog , in the rays. .. Æ.3.-R‘.-F.o.~4 fr. , Combe, Maa. Britann. p. bed. No. a. 50. Bearded, laureate head. K. KE1. Party anterior of a dog in the rays. . Combe, l. c. No. 1 . . . Æ.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 51. Bearded head. iy. KEI. Dog standing in the rays. . Combe, The. No. 3 Æ.3.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 52. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. Bt. KEI. Bunch of grapes. . . . Æ.3.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N*. 6. 53. Bearded, laureate head. nor. KE. Bunch of grapes. . Æ.4--R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Seatini, I: c. No. ii. 54- Head of a woman, hair forming a knot behind. nor. K. Bee , in a crown of laurel. . Seslini, /. c. No. 16. . Æ.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 55. Head of Indian Bacchus. ijz. KE. TFinoPloX. Cyathus ; on the right, a thyrsus; au- on it, a croissant, (a). Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-S fr. Seatini, 1. c. p. 19. No. ig. (a) The silver medal that I described T. II. p. 3i8. N". Ü of my Description of my wall molded to bronze. Digitized by Google

Europb Islands. 37 5 56 . Head of Indian Bacchus. ly. KJE.TP. Cantharum , thyrsus and ivy leaf, has Æ. i.-R4.-F.*.-6 fr. Ctb. by fea U. Allier de Ha al croche. CARTHAEA Ceae. See*, in Description Volume II. p. 3i3 and following. , the medals AUTOnoMu Greek sculptures in bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 57 . Bunch of grapes. iy. KAP., in monogram, in a hollow square. O. Sesfini. The U. num. Continued. Tom. V.p. 19. No. 1 A.2.-R*.-F.a.-ioo fr. 58. Young head, with curly hair. qt. KAF®. Bunch of grapes ; in the field , of a side, a star ; on the other, “t”. Q.A..3.-R,.-F. 4.-200 fr. Seat mid, 1. c. N«. has. 5g. Head of Bacchus , surrounded by ivy , on the right. ly. KAF. Bunch of grapes ; in the field , nn star. . Wallet of Mr. de Brondsted. . . Æ.4.-Rs.-F.o.-6 fr. 60. Other, with KAP0A. Æ.4 .-R s--F.o .-6 fr. Mrs wallet. 61. Head of Indian Bacchus , crowned with ivy, to the right. ly. KAP0 A. Front part of a dog , tour h right, and surrounded by rays; below, cluster of grape and fly. Æ.4--R :,.-F.o.r-6 fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, Rec of Med. Greek. uned. p. a3 5. 62. Bearded head of Bacchus, with a ram's horn. ly. KAP0A. Star. Æ. 3 .-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Seitiui, Lell. num. Comiiuus, T. V. p. 11 . N*. iC. Digitized by Google

376 Ilbs of Europe. 63. Bearded head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. ty. KAP0A., between the rays of a star. Q. Sest. Leu. num. Continue. T.V. p. ai. JV°. 17. Æ.3.-Rs.-F.o.-6 fr. 64. Bearded and laureate head, right. K.KAP. Bunch of grapes. (a).Q. Æ.2j.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Harwood, Pop. and orb. ael. num. T»b. II. Fig. 12. 65. Same head, right. ijt. KAP. Anterior part of a dog, & right, at the middle of rays Æ.3;.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 66. Bearded and laureate head. V-KAP. Front part of a dog, left, in shelves. Æ.4.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Eckbel, Cet. mua. Caes. Vindob. P. I.p. 1Î1. N*. 1. 67. Two others similar, but with KAP0A. has. Hun- ier, p. 83. 2V". 3 and 4 Æ.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 68. Other, without the legend. Æ.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. 6g. Other; below the dog, No. 6 Sestioi , 1. c. p. ao. No. 5. a cob. . Sestini, l. c. . . . . Æ.5.-R 3.-F.o.-6 fr. 70. Hairless, laureate head, right. V-KAP. (b). Front part of a dog, left, in the middle of rays Æ.4;.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 71. Head of Jupiter, right. i(i. KAP0..I... Front part of a dog, k right; underneath, a fly Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. 72. Same head. 41. Confused legend. Front part of a dog , on the right, surrounded by rays.. . . Æ.4.-R’.-F.o.-4 fr. (a) This attribution does not seem certain to me; I will believe” platAt this medal from Carystns d’Enbêe. (Jt) These letters are found between the rays. Digitized by Google

Islands of Europe. 377 73. Head of Jupiter, right. ty. Confused legend. Front part of a dog , right; underneath, a fly. Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 74 - Hairless diademed head. rçi. KAP0AI., between the rays of a star. . Sest.Lelt. num.Coniin. T.V.p. ai. No. 14. Æ. 3.-RC-F.O.-8 fr. 75. Dog standing, left, looking behind him. 91. KAP0A. , written in the rays of a star. . Sest. Leu. num. T.PI. p. 3 a. . Æ.3.-RL-F.O.-8 fr. 76. Laureate head of Apollo, right. jy. KAP0A. Party anterior of a dog written off , turned left; underneath, a bee. Æ.5.-RC-F.0.-8 f. 77. Hairless, laureate head , on the right. ly. KAP0A. Front part of a dog, left, surrounded radius of rays ; underneath, a fly. Æ.5.-R*—F.o.-8 f. 78. Same head. ly. KAP0A. Same type; in the field, the letter X Æ.4.-RC-F.0.-8 fr. 79. Same head. y. KAP0A. Front part of a dog , right; in the field ,M Æ.4--R 4 --F.o.-8 fr. 80. Other, without letters in ch. Æ. 3.-RC-F.O.-8 fr. 81. Laureate head of Apollop. fy. Half dog, right, in the middle of twelve rays; below, KAP0AI.; in the field, the mono- grams (4'9 and 4ao). Æ. 5.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. Sestini , Lett. nam. Continue;. T.V. p. ao. No. there. 82. Hairless diademed head. iy. KAP0AI. Same type; in front, E. Q. Sestini, l. c. No. l 3, ex P. Khell Æ.4.-RL-F.0.-8 fr. Digitized by Google

378 Ilbs of Europe. 83. Head of a woman, right. Laughed. KA. (retrograde). Front part of a dog , on the left, with rays. .. . Æ.i±.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 84. Laureate head of Apollo, right. laughed. Without legend. Party anterior of a dog , turned to the left, in the middle of rays; underneath, a fly Æ.5.-C.-F.O.-I fr. 85. Two others almost similar. Æ.5.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 86. Other, without the fly Æ.a.-R'.-F.o.-i fr. CORESIA vel CORISIA Ceae. "See, dam the Description Volume II. p. 3i4, autonomous medals bronze Greek statues. SUPPUBMEHT. 87. The dry (sepia magna). Vf. Hollow area , divided into six irregular parts lines, four of which are in the shape of hollow quadrilaterals, and two triangular ones in relief. Q. Cab. by Mr. Mil- lingen. A.5.-R*.-F.a.-I20 fr. 88. The dry one, and another fish. K- Hollow square , divided into four equal parts. Q. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. ined. p. 5.36. N”. 1. PL IV. Fig. 1 A. i.-R 6 .-F.a.-i8 fr. 89. Dry; next to it, a small fish. Laughed. Hollow area, divided into two triangular parts laries... A. t .-R*.-F.a.-i8 fr. go. Dry; next to it, to the right , a fish. f(. Square area, hollow, divided by two bars in four irregular parts. A. 1 day-R®.-F. a.-18 fr. Digitized by Google

379 Islands of Europe. 91. Dry and fishy. r(. Hollow area, divided into two triangular parts laries A.i.-R*.-F.a.-i8 fr. 92. Dry and fishy. r£. Hollow area, divided into four irregular parts strings arranged like mill wings. A.i.-R6.-F.a.-i8 fr. 93. Dry and fishy. nor. Hollow area, divided into four parts, including two triangular, and two in shape of quadrila- ters. (a) A. 1 .-R 6 .-F.a.-i8 fr. 94. Dry and fish; a trident in the middle. Laughed. Hollow square. A. 3.-R6.-F.a.-5o fr. Scsiini, Leit. name. Continue. T.V. p. ai. No. 3. 95. 9 o. Scche and another fish. R[. Hollow area, divided into four unequal parts. . Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. from Med. gr. uned. p. 236. N”. 2. PI. 1F. Fig. 2 A./Ji.-R'.-F.a.-ïoo fr. 96. Ko. The dry; next to it, a small fish. H- Hollow square, divided into four parts. . Seslini, l. c. p. 22. No. 5 A. 3.-R 6 .-F.a.-5 o fr. 97. KB. Little fish. H- Hollow square, divided into four parts? . Cab. by Mr. Cousincry A. 3.-R 6.-F.a.-5o fr. 98. Dolphin head. Ri- Hollow square, divided into four parts. . His- linen, l. c. p. ai. 2V®. i A.6.-R 6.-F.a.-i 5o fr. 9g. Dauphin, turned left; below, Q... Laughed. Hollow area , divided into four triangular parts- laries of unequal sizes?. . . A.i.-R*.-F.a.-i8 fr. (“) Fojet Description, Incsrt. T.VI. p. 6”8. N”. ii«. PI. XXXVII ; ig. 7 do Recocil. Digitized by Google

38o Islands of Europe. 100. Two dolphins. H- Hollow square of a shape different. . His- tini. The he. num. Keep going. 'Got you. v. p. ai. No.- 2 A.6.-R 6.-F.a.-iao fr. 101. Bunch of grapes. r[. Without legend. Fish in a hollow square. . Seslini, l. c. p. aa. 2V“. 4 Æe.6.-R6.-F.a.-iao fr. 103. KoP. Half of a Syrian dog. Rt. Bunch of grapes. A.. 3.-R 6.-F.*.-5o fr. Settini, 1. c. No. 8. 103. KoPHXIQN. (Liu. lives,). Dog standing, left. Star. Æ. 3.-R6 .-F.*-i 8 fr. Sefltini, 1. tsp. No. 9. 104. A fruit, it seems. H- Ko. Bunch of grapes? Æ.a.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 105. Vase. *• Star Æ.i.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 106. Head of a woman, right. *• Dioia Æ.iï.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 107. The dry. H- Ko. Bunch of grapes. . . . Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 en- Settini, I. c. No. 10, and Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. a36. No. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 3. 108. The dry; next to it, a small fish. af. Ko. Bunch of grapes , with grapevine. . His- lini,/. c. N", he Æ 4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. iog. Laureate head of Apollo. h(. KoPH. Cluster of grapes; in the field, a bee; all in a hollow field. . Seslini, l. c. '3 Æ.3.-R4.-F.0.-8 fr. i io. Hairless, laureate, dexterous head. (Apollo-.Smin/êi't/j.) r[. KoPH. Cluster of grapes; in the field, line fly? Æ. 3i.-R».-F.+.-4 fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de H.utcr., and Ed. de Cadalv. , 1. c. No. 4. Digitized by Google

Islands of Europe. 38 i in. Laureate head of Apollo. Ht. KoPHEIA. Bee in a crown of lau- laugh. Æ.3.-R5.-F.o.-i5 fr. Sestini , Lett. nam. Continaaz. T.V.p. aa. N*. 14. 1 12. Laureate head of Apollo. H. KoPHS. Bee. Æ.3.-R4.-F.o.-8 fr. SeXini, 1. c. N*. i5, ex Mas. Arig. , ubi perpersm KoPKT. (Corerra) . 1 13. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. Ht. KoPH. Bee. Æ.3.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. Sestini, 1. c. p. a3. No. 16. 1 14. Bearded head ; behind, K. K- Ko. Bunch of grapes, with vine leaves. 13. His- tini, /. c. No. 17 Æ-4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 1 15. Same head. b£. Ko. Same type, in a round concave field. . Sestini, l. c. No. 19 Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. 1 16. Bearded head , diademed , on the right. ut. KoPH. ©. , written letters in the rays of a star Æ.3j.-R\-F.o.~4 fr. 1 17. Helmeted head of Minerva, right. »£. KoPH. ..o., written in the rays of a star, (a). . Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. from Med. gr. uned. p. 236. IV”. 5. Pl. IV. Fig. 5 Æ.3.-R 4 .-F.o.-8 fr. 1 18. Bearded head. Ht. KoP., in the rays of a star. . Sestini, l. c. JV®. 20 Æ.4.-R*--F.o.-4 fr. (a) The medal that I brought back from the office of the late Mr. Allier of Haateroche is similar to this; it was described inaccurately study. See Description. T. II. p. 3i4. No. 18. Digitized by Google

38a Islands of Europe. i 19. KoF. Head of Bacchus , surrounded by ivy, on the left. K- Ivy wreath. Æ.3.-RV-F.O.-4 fr. Sejtini , Lelt. nam. Continue. T.V. p. a3. No. »3. 1 20. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. iC- Ko. Bunch of grapes. ...Æ. 3 .-R*.-Fo .-.4 fr. Saatini, 1. tsp. No. 24, ex Eckbel. Cal. , ui>i inb. Corcyra. 121. Dubious legend, but which appears to be KoPHXIA. Helmeted head of Pallas, right. »£. KoPHSIA. , in three lined j at middle , a bee. Q Æ.6.-R«.-F.o.-i8 fr. Seatini, 1. c. N*. 36. Tab. 1.Fig. 14. IVLIS Ceae. See, in the Description Volume II. p. 3z4 ef soot. , the Medals ZDTOirOMaa Greek bronze figures. / SUPPLEMENT. 12a. Bearded, laureate head of Jupiter. i<. early. Bee. D Æ. 3 .-R*.-*F.o.-4 fr. Seatini, lit. nam. Continued. T.V. p. a5. S", ai . 123. Same head. . ' K.IOTA. Bee. Æ. 3.-R».-F.o-4 fr. Seslini, 1. c. N 0 , aa, ex Eckbel. 124. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. Ht- loTAI. Fly Æ.2!.-R‘.-F.o.-4 fr. 125. Another almost similar Æ. 3.-R 5.-F.o.-4 fr. 1 26. Even head. lt. lTAI. Bee; the all in a crown of laurel. Q. Seslini, l. c. N”. 20. . Æ. 4.-R “.-F. <1.-4 fr. 127. Bearded head of Jupiter, k right. has. IoTAKQN. Fly. Æ.3.-R4.-F.O.-8 fr. Combe, Mn*. Britaan. Tab. TIIl. Fig. its. Digitized by Google

Islands of F.iibope. 383 128. Bearded head, laureate. B[. Without legend. Bee. . . Æ.4.-R ' .-F. 0.-2 fr. Seslini . I. v. N”. i 5, ex Mas. Haunt., ubi sab Epheso Ionize. 129. Same head. fi. Without legend. Same type; in the field, e. . Seslini, l. c. No. 16, ex Mus. Topsail., ubi sub Epheso Ioniae Æ. 3 .-R '.-F.o.-a fr. 1 30. Head of Venus', right. p(. Fly in a myrtle wreath. . Por- The sheet of Mr. de Brondsted. . . Æ.i.-R*.-F.' ,,.-4 fr. 3 1 . Head of Venus, right , with a pearl necklace. fi. 1T. (s/c). Fly ; all in a crown of myrtle. Æ.l.-R’.-F.*.-^ fr. Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted. 1 32 . Woman's head , on the right. h(. Io. Fly ; the everything in a crown of worse Æ.1I.-C.-F.0.-1 fr. 1 33 . Other almost safe Æ. i^.-C.-F.o.-i fr. i 34 - Same head. ti- lof. Same type; all in a crown of myrtle... Æ.1.-C.-F.0.-1 fr. 1 35 . Two others almost seemed. . . . M- t|.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 1 36. Even head. ti. IoïAI. Even type; the everything in a neck- ronne Æ. 1.-C.-F.0.-1 fr. 1 37. Laureate head of a woman or of Apollo. ti- Iol\, in the middle of a crown. Æ-a.-R'.-F.o.-î f. 1 38 . Woman's head , on the right. ri- lof. Bee; the everything at middle of a neck- ronne Æ. i.-C.-F.'*.-i fr. 139. Two others almost seem. . . Æ. 1 .-C.-F.o.-t fr. Digitized by Google

3^4 Islands from Europe. • 4°- Laureate head of a woman, right. yew. IOT..I. Fly Æ. 3d.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr. 141- Head of a woman, right. Without legend. Fly at middle of a color ron ^* • ; i|.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 142. Hairless, bare head. H-Ior. Half of a dog in spokes. . Sest. Leu. num. Continue. T.F.p. 24. No. 1 . Æ.4 .-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 1 43 ​​. Hairless, bare head; above, a twisted head of a woman, as a counter-mark. “. ior. Bee. Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr- Sestini, Deicr. name. ret. p. aaÿ. N'. 1. > 44 - Hairless, bare head. Ref. IoYAI. Bee; in the field, A. . Sestini, Description num. vet. p. 229. IV". 2.. Æ. 3 .-R".-F.o.-4 fr. 145. Hairless, bare head. H-IoTA. (retrograde). Bee in a crown. ^ Æ.4-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestini, Lett. ntm. T.VI. p. 3a. a. 146. Hairless head of Apollo or of Aristaeus, with a thick hair. K-Ior. Bee; on the right, a palm tree. D.Sest. Lett. num. Continue. T.V. p. 25.IV”. i3. Æ.4.-R”.-F.o.~4 fr. 147. Bearded and diademed head of Arisléc. . *. I°T. Bee. Æ.3.-R\-F.o.-4 fr- Seetini, 1. c. N*. 14, e* Mo». Arig. 148. Bearded head, with a ram's horn, left. *. lot., in the rays of a star. . Sestini, l. c. p. 27.IV”. 38 , ex Mus. Golh. . Æ.6.-R 6.-F.**.-2o fr. > 49 - Bearded, bare head of Indian Bacchus, right. * Io. Fly. D Æ.2.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr. Portfolio of Mr. de Brondsted. i 5o.

385 Edrope Islands. i5o. Head of Indian Bacchns, crowned with ivy with sound fruit. “. lor. Bee. Æ.4-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Seatioi , Lett. name. Continuous". T.V. p. a7. N”, Jj. “5i. Head of Indian Bacchus , on the right. <• Without caption. Fly in an olive wreath life Æ.ai.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. l5a. Hairless head , struck off parishioner. *• lTAI. Bunch of grapes ; in the field , the mo- nogram (4a t). Æ.3.-R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. Seatini, Lett. nnm. T.VI. p. 3a. Neither. i53. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. And. IoTAI. Bunch of grapes; in the field , the mo- nogram (4ai). Æ.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Scalini , Lett. nnm. Continuous. T.V. p. a6. N". a8. *®4- Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy and its cluster. K. IoTAI. Bunch of grapes. .. Æ.3.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Seatini, 1. c. p. at 7. N*. 3p. 155. Head of Bacchus godless, dexterous. H- Without leg. Bunch of grapes. . I. t.-R*.-F.' ,,.-4 fr. Portfolio of M. de Brondated, and Seatini, I. e. N0 . 35. 156. Head of Indian Bacchus , on the right. *..Io. Bunch of grapes Æ.i.-R’.-F.o.-a fr. 157. Same head. tf. IoT. (Lit.Jug.). Bunch of grapes. Æ. 1 .-R'.-F.o.-a f. 158. Head of a woman, right, her hair turned up. - <• ..OTAI. Bunch of grapes. Æ.3|.-R'.-F.o.-a fr. iSq. Head of a woman, right. ..gold. Bunch of grapes Æ.4.-R'.-F.*.-2 fr. 160. Hairless, bare head. Bff. Io. Bunch of grapes in a wreath, d. Scit. Leu. num. T.VI. p. 3a. No. 4. Æ.4-R'.-F.o.-a fr. 7 adorns IV. SCPP. p p Digitized by Google

3S6 Islands of Eorops. i 6 i . Hairless, naked head. ri-loTAi. Bunch of grapes; in the field, 6.Q, Sest. Description niint. vet. p. îag. No. 3. Æ.3.-RV-F.O.-4 fr. i6a. Head of Diana, with a kind of miter on the summit. n[. lOYAI. Bunch of grapes; in the field, the mo- nogram (4ai). Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestini, Lcite. nam. (iohtin.T. V. p. »6. N°. ag, tx. Ma». Wic»J. 63. Same head. IoYAI. Same type. O. . . ... Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestini , I. v. N”. 3o. 164. Hairless head , laureate. laughed. batch. Party anterior of a dog, in of rays. Æ.a.-R 1.-F. 0.-2 fr. Christ. Rama”, Cat. name. vet. reg. Dsniie. T.I. p. 190. No. I. 1 65. Fly. laughed. Star Æ. i.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 166. Three others almost seem... Æ. 1.-C.-F.0.-1 fr. 167. ...o. Fly. n[. Star Æ.tj.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 168. Fly. rÇ. IoYAlT. , written in the rays of a star. O. Por- The sheet of Mr. de Brondsted. . Æ. |t. -R*.-F. 0.-8 fr. 16g. Bearded head of Hercules, on the right, covered with the lion skin. #. loya. Bee. Æ. 3.-R3.-F.0.-6 fr. Haunt, T»b. XXXI. Fig. 14. 170. Bee. i(. loY., in the rays of a star. . Sestini, Lett. num. Contfn. T.V. p. 27. IV”. 41. Æ^4--R‘--F.o.-2 fr. 171. Star. yew. loY. Bee; to side, one growing. . Sestini, l.c. A”. 42 Æ.4 -R‘.-F.o.-2 fr. Digitized b

17*- Hairless, bare head. i(. lot. Star. Æ.3.-R'.-F.o.-2 fr. Sestini , Lett. num. Continued. T.V. p. a

r 388 Eubopb Islands. CIMOLÏS, nunc Kimôli vel l’Argentier a. Toye*. dam Description Volume II. p. 3iS, iBToaowii Medals bronze Greek statues. SUPPLEMENT. 178. Bee. K.Kl. Shell. Æ.2.-R'.-F.a.-4o fr. Ed. de Cedalvene, Ree. of Med. Greek ioed. p. a38. PI. IV. Fig. 6. CYTHNOS, nunc Thermîa. See, in the Description Volume II. p. î«5, the Medals *oto»omi> bronze Greek statues. SUPPLEMENT. 179. Laureate head of Apollo, right. it. kt. Balauitium flower. . Æu4 -R6 -F.'*'.-i 8 fr. Cab. by J. MilUngen. 180. Hairless head, right. #. K.T. Lyre. O jE.4 -R‘.-F.o.-»8 fr.* Haunt, p. 114- N*. ". 181. Laureate head of Apollo , on the left. K.T. Hexachord lyre. . .. JE.4 --R‘--F.o.-i 8 fr. Ed. de CadaWene, Rec.de Méd. gr. uned. p. aip. No. 1. Part IV. Fig. 7. 182. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. *. K.T. Lyre. : Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr. Ed. de Cedeleene, 1. c. No. ". PI. TV. Fig. 8. 183. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. i*. KT0N.... Lyre Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr. 184. Helmeted head of Pallas , h right. KT..N 1 A... Diota Æ.2.-R6 .-F.o.-i 8 fr. Digitized by Google

389 Islands of Europe. 1 85 . Owl; in the field, a fly. t(. KT0. Crescent and star. Q. Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.-t 8 fr. Ed. de CadalTcne, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 339. No. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 9. 186. Head of Venus, h right. yew. KY. Bunch of grapes, (a). Æ. 3 .-R*.-F.o.-t 8 fr. 1 87. Hairless head, right. b(. KY. Flying dove, right O. Æ.a.-R6.-t.o.-i8 fr. Neumann, nam. vet. ined. p. 349. Teb. VII. Fig. <3. 188. KY0NIQN. (Lit. fug.). Helmeted head of Pallas, to right. H.KY. EA. Fly. Q Æ.6.-R7.-F.*.-6o fr. Ceb. of the late H. Tôchon. DELOS, nunc Istille, vel Stile, vel Deli. See, in the Volume Description II, p. 3 i 5 and following. , the medals Greek autonomous sculptures in silver and bronze. * SUPPLEMENT. 189. Laureate head of Apollo, left. K- AH. Lyre ; the all in a area square in hollow A..ai.-R8.-F.a.*.-ioo fr. 190. Laureate head of Apollo , on the left. *. AHAIQN. Lyre. A.iï.-R*.-F.*.-t?o fr. Ed. de Cadaleene, Rec. by Méd?grecq. uned. p. 341. N*. 1. 191. Laureate head of Apollo, left. And. AH. Tripod. Æ.t±.-R7 .-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalreue, I. v. N". 3. (a) H. Consiuery thinks that this medicine belongs to the island of Cythera. Digitized by Google

390 II.bs of Europe. 192. Laureate head of Apollo , on the left. yew. AH. Lyre Æ.3.-R*.-F.*.-3o fr. 193. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. yew. AH. Lyre Æ.i.-R7 .-F.o.-3o fr. 194. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. yew. AH. Lyre; in the field, a swan. . Hunter, Tab. XXV. Fig. 4 , and Cab. of the late Mr. Allier of Hauleroche Æ.2.-R7.-F i .'*.-3o fr. ig5. Other ; in the field , a horn subscribe dance. . Sestini, Description. num. vet. p. 229. No. 3.. Æ.2.-R’.-F.*.-3o fr. 196. Laureate head of Apollo , long hair. yew. AH. Lyre Æ.iJ.-R».-F.o.-3o fr. 197. Head woman, left, knotted hair from behind. yew. AH. Palm tree Æ.iJ.-R? .-F.o.-3o fr. 98.‘Flying dove, left. yew. AH., in a crown of laurel. . Ed- Vardo Harwood, Pop. and urb. salt. num. p. 48- Tab. VI. Fig. 7 Æ.3.-R».-F.o.-3o fr. GYAROS, nunc Juba. See* , in the Description Volume II. p. 3i6, the Autohom* Medal Greek bronze. Digitized by Gc

Islands of Europe. 391 IOS, Nio mine. See*, in the Description Volume II. p. 3i6 and follows/. , the Medals Greek AUTOiroMis in trance, and the Greek TMriiiA LE Medal in ruins of Fanrtine U mother, (a) SUPPLEMENT. igg. 0JMHP0C. Diademed head of Homer, left. i(. IHT. Palm tree; in the field, to right, one fish. D Æ.3.-Rs.-F.o.-i5 fr. Seetiai, Uetcrii dcl mus. Fontaua , p. 81. Faustina junior. 200. fcATCTeiNA. C€BA. Head of Faustina the Younger, right. Sf. IHTQN. Palm tree. O Æ. 5.-R 8.-F.o.-5o fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôcbon. Lucilla. 201 Head of Lucille. tq. IHTQN. Pallas standing, striking with his javelin with the right hand, and the left armed with its shield; on the ground, a snake, (b) Æ.6.-R 8 .-F.o.-6o fr. (