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39 2 Islands of Europe. MELOS, nunc Deyrmen-Adass'i vel Milo. Voyei. in the Description Volume II. p. il’}, the Actohom Medals u Greek in money and in bronze, and the Greek tatriaiAU» in bronze of Narra. • SUPPLEMENT. 202. Pomegranate; small grenade as a counter-mark. Laughed. MAAI. Diota, in the middle of a hollow square. O. Ed. de Cadalvcne, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 243. No. i. Pl.IV. Fig. 10 A..5.-RT .-F.a.*.-6o fr. 203. Pomegranate. laughed. Lyre. Æ.2.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, 1. c. N*. 3. PI. IV. Fig. your. 204. Pomegranate. laughed. Great star. Q Æ. 3 .-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, 1. e. No. 4. PI. IV. Fig. i3. 205. Pomegranate. laughed. Diota. Æ.2.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, I. e. N*. 5. PI. IV. Fig. 14. 206. Pomegranate. laughed. MA. Bunch of grapes. . . Æ. 3.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, 1, c. No. 6. 207. Pomegranate. laughed. Diota, in a distyle temple. Æ.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. 208. Pomegranate. laughed. Cluster of grape , in the middle of a crown olive tree Æ. 2ï.-R\-F.*.-4 fr. 209. Pomegranate. laughed. Cornucopia , between the caps of the Dios- cures, each topped with a star; all in a crown of myrtle. Æ.5.-RV-F.O.-4 fr. Digitized by Google
Llrs from Europe. 3»3 210. Pomegranate. qt. Cornucopia; in the field, A.; the whole in a laurel wreath. Q. Æ.5 .-R*.-F.o .~4 fr. Haunt, Tab. XXXVI. Fig. a8. 211. Pomegranate, or a melon. ij2. MAA Hercules, one knee on the ground, tending a bow. Q.*. ..... •*•••.., Æ.a.-RGF.o."8 fr. Seatini, Descr. nam. T and. p. 139. 1. 212. Head of Pallas, right. 32. MAAIcoN. Owl, club and monogram (42a); the everything in nne crown of laurel. . Com. TViczay, Mus. Hederv. Tom. I. pag. 180. N”. 4355 Æ.6.-RV-F.O.-6 fr. 2t3. Helmeted head of Pallas. 1)2. MHAI00N., in two lines, in a crown laurel. Æ.6.-R'.-F.o.-3 fr. Mas. Sanclem, Nam. such. I.p. >36. 214. Head of Pallas, right. you. MHA.... Ox standing, turned to the right. . Ed- . Vardo Harwood, Pop. and urb. salt. niim. p. 58. Tab. Vile. Fig. i 5 Æ. 4--R*.-F.a.-4 fr. 215. A0HNI (lit. fug ut videlur ). Bust of Mid nerve , on the right, i)2. MHAlooN., in two lines, in a crown olive tree Æ.6î.-R4.-F.o.-i2 fr. 216. BoTAH. Young head of the Senate, right. 1)2. MHAIQN. Owl standing; all in one laurel wreath. Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. Mua. tandem. Name. salt. II. p. a36. Tab. IX. Fig. 73. 217. MHAIQN. Helmeted head of Minerva, right; der- back, one fruit. ïy. Mil. IT. ITANKÆoC. , in three lines, in the middle of the field Æ. 4î.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. Digitized by Google
1x.es from Edkopb. 3y4 218. TT.... Standing figure, looking to the right, the part lower part of body wrapped in the pallium, the right hand on a pole, and a cornucopia in the g. ; all in a laurel wreath. 3c. MHAIWN. (retrograde) , written in three lines, in a crown of myrtle.... Æ.6.-R s.-F.o.-9 fr. Nero. 21g. NEPQNA. 2EBAXTON. Laureate head of Nero. 34. MHAIQN. III Helmeted Pallas, standing, strikes pants his spear of the hand right, and holding left his shield. Q Æ.6.-R*.-F. 0.-60 fr. Mni.Theup. p. 84^- Caracalla. \ 220 Head of Caracalla. 34. MHAHON. (sic). Two goats standing near one of the other, the two front feet erect; in the middle , *. a diola. Æ.5.-R®.-F.o.-4o fr. My". Ai-ig. U. Irapp. gr. 16, 37Î, *ub. EI»g»b*lo. • MYCONOS, nunc Micont. See«, in the Description Volume II. p. 3ao, autonomous medals” Greek medals in silver and bronze, and the Greek imp4&ia.lk Medal in bronze Augustus. SUPPLEMENT. • 221. Radiated head of the Sun, right. 34. Leg. erased? Bunch of grapes. Æ.3 .-R*.-F .*.-4 fr* 222. Head of Bacchus, front view. 34, MTKo. Bunch of grapes; in the field, thyrsus Digitized by Google
Islands of Europe. 3ÿ5 the barley grain. Q Æ.4.-R‘.-F.o.-6 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rcc. of Med. Greek. iuéd. p. if<5 N”, i. PI. IV. Fig. i5. 223. Head of Bacchus , decorated with ivy, front view, gi. MïKo. Cluster of grapes; in the field, a barley grain Æ.3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. 224. Head of Indian Bacchus , on the right. gi. MYKo. Same type, with the barley grain in the field Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. aa5. Head of Gérés, half veiled and crowned with ears of corn, g*. MYKo. , at middle of a crown of ivy. Æ.|i.-R<-F.*.-8 fr. da Cadalvene , I. c. N*. 3. PI. IV. “g. VJ. 226. Helmeted head of a woman, front view. gi. MYKoNIQN. Bacchus standing , holding hands Dr. the cantharum , and of the g. a thyrsus. . Sestini , Description num. vet. p. a3o. No. 3.. . Æ.4.-R 4 .-F.o.-8 fr. 227. Hairless head, front view , crowned with ivy, gi. MYKoNItüN. Two ears of barley on the same stalk. Q Æ.4.-RG-F.0.-B fr. Eckhel, Nmn. vet. anecd. p. 159. Tab. X.Fig. i5. Domitianus. (to) ol " H* s : •?! • .ISAM (a) Sestini cites a medal of the prince without giving any scripture. Fayrt* its General Classes, a*, edition, p. 56. Digitized by Google
3y6 Islands of Europe. NAXOS, nunc Naxia. Voyet, in Description Volume U. p. 3a I , the Actohomi Medal Greek in bromine, and the Greek iMràRiALls in bromine of Nice* Donmi. Geta. SUPPLEMENT. 228. Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. rc. NAS. Three ivy leaves arranged in a triangle. Q A.ii.-R*.-F.*.-5o fr. Ceb. by Lea M. Allier de Haateroche. 229. Head of Bacchus, right. rc. N / A. Vine branch with its cluster. . Com. TViczay, Mus. Hederv. Tom. J. Tab. XIX. Fig. 4a 1 Æ.5—R*.-F.o.-8 fr. at 3o. Head of Indian Bacchus, left. rc. N / A. Cantharum , decorated with ivy j above, a bunch of grapes.. Æ. ii.-R*.-F.’,‘.-8 fr. 23 1. Head of Indian Bacchus , crowned with ivy, left. rc. NASI. Diota ; in the field , thyrsus and leaf ivy. Æ.5.-R4.-F.0.-8 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 346. 1. 232. Woman's head , on the right. rc. NASI. Diota; the everything between two branches of ivy. . Ed. de Cadalv. L c. No. has. Æ.4--R*--F.o.-8 fr. a33. Head of Indian Bacchus , decorated with vine , right. rc. NASI. Diota. Æ.4 .-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Haunt, Tab. XXXIX. Fig. “3. a34 - Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, with left. rc. NASI. Diota; in the field, to the right, a thyrsus. Q. Topsail, Tab. XXXIX. Fig. 14. Æ.4.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr.
Edrofe Islands. 397 a35. Head of Racchus, crowned with ivy. jy. NA...I. Diota; below, AE. . Sestini, Dcscr. num. vet. p. a3o. No. 3 Æ-4.-R*.-F.*--8 fr. a36. Head of Racchus, decorated with vine vines, on the right, ly. NASION. (liu. fug.). Diota. Æ.4.-R<-F.o.-8 fr. Septimius Severus. 337. ATT. KAI. “II. See Head laureate of Seplime Severe, right , with the paludamentum. îy. NAH Naked, standing, half covered of the chlamys, tilting with the right hand the can- tharum , and its thyrsus in the g. Æ.8i.-RL-F.o.-a4 fr. a38. Other ; NASION. Dressed up in women's clothing, te- nant of the right hand the cantharum, and the left. a thyrsus. Q. Vaillant, Gr.p. 85. . Æ.4--R5.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Julia Domna. a3g. IOYAIA. AOMNA. CEBAC. Head of Julia Domna, right. ly. NA2IQN. The three Graces standing , arms between laced Æ.6.-RL-F.0.-1 a fr. 340. Another almost similar. . . Æ.6.-RI-F.0.-12 fr. Geta. 341. A. (sic) See n. TfTAC. Bare head of Gela, right, ly. NASION. Diota. Æ.3.-R 4.-F.o.-8 fr. Ed. de Cadalveae, Rec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. *$6. N*. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 18. a4a. A. centT. rfTAC. Bare head of Géta, right. ly. NASION. Fortune deb. . Æ.4--R4--F.o.-8 fr. Cab. by leo M. TôcboD. Digitï^ed by Google
398 Islands of Europe. PAROS, nuric Pahos vel Naucsa. See, in your Description Volume //. p 3a I and soot., the Medal Greek u.tokoim in silver attributed to Celtic (the, and the Medal Greek bronze Mr. Anrèle. SUPPLEMENT. a43. PA. Crouching panther, left. , and looking to the right. rl ME. Two goat heads facing each other? . Cab. of late Mr. Allier de Hauteroche. . Æv.2.-R7.-F.#.-5o fr. 244. Goat walking, right. Laughed. PA. Epi. A.2.-R j.-F.*.-5o fr. Ed. Cédai*. Beak. of Med. Greek. uned. p. a*8. N*. 1. PI. IV. Fig. 19. 245. Goat, right. Laughed. IIAP1. Epi. A. iï.-R’.-F.o.-5o fr. Ed. de Cedalvene, l. c. Df*. a. PI. FV. Fig. ao. 346. Hairless, helmeted head. Laughed. riAPI. Goat standing. Q. . Æ.3.-R 4 .-F.o.-8 fr. Seetini, Lett. name. Contio. Chapter III. p. 19. S°. a, i Purinm. 247- Head of a woman, right, hair turned up. Laughed. ÜAFI. Goat with human face, bearded, ages noodling, right Æ.45--R 3 .-F.o.-6 fr. 248. Head of a woman, k right, hair turned up and held by a double god, laughed. IIAFI. Goat kneeling, right. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchan Æ.4.-R4--F.' l’.-8 fr. 249. Veiled head of Ceres, right , crowned with ears of corn. laughed. IIAFI. Goat walking, right, (a). . Even office Æ.4.*dtf4 .-*F.' .1.-8 fr. (a) yoyez Ica varieties wrongly described at Parinra of Mysia, Des eript. T. II. p. 576 and evening. No. 4o5 , 41a, 4 x 3, 4x4, 4*5 and 4x6. Digitized by Google . —r— -£*
Evbofi Islands. %9 ?.5o. n / A. Goat standing , on the left. t(. Epi. . Edvardo Harwood, Pop. and urb. salt. . num. p. 5g. You have. VII. Fig. 18, sub Patlensi- bus Æ.2.-R«.-F.*.-8 fr. a5i. Head of Medusa. tf. IIAPI. Goat standing. Q. . . Æ.3.-RL-F.O.-8 fr. Sestini, Dcscr. nam. vet. p. a8a. N*. 8 , >ab Pario Myaiae. Mr. Aurelius. a5a. ATT. K.M. ATP. ANTÛNINOC. Laureate head of Marc Aurelius, right. b[. X1APIQN. Helmeted bust ; cluster of grape , in counter-mark. Æ.7.-R®.-F.a.-ioo fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Hec. of Med. Greek. uned. p. 348. N®. 4 - Faustina junior. s53. ATCTei Head of Faustina the Younger, right. ut. IJAPION. The three Graces standing , Kissing. Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-5o fr. Sestini, Deaer. nam. vet. p. ï3o. No. t. Tab. V.Fig. 7. ^plOLEGANDROS, nunc Poiicandro. Mé- autonomous daille. The Medal of this dregs is : In bronze. Klf.—F.o. Small modal ............. 300 fr. 254- Young head, right, probably of Pholegandrus. (a) K. oA. TA. Cornupetous bull, at 3r. . Ed. de Ca- dalv. I. v. p. a5 1 . PI. IV. Fig. 1\. Æ.4 -R-9- -F.o.-2oo fr . (a) Van of the sons of Minos, who came, i the head of noe colony of Cretans settled in this region, to which he gave his name. Digitized by Google
4oo Eubope Islands. SERIPHOS, nunc Serfahto. See, in the Description. T. II. p. 3aa et seq., the autonomous Medals Greek silver and bronze sculptures, commonly attributed to this of, but rather belonging to Sicyon in the Peloponnese. SUPPLEMENT. 255. Head of Perseus, right, wearing a helmet winged and finished with a bird's head. ty. q32* (sic). Lighthouse? (has). . Æ.a.-R'.-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cidalveue, Bec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a5i. N*. I. PI. IV. Fig. ai. a56. Head of Perseus , on the right. jy. 2EFI. Harpa. Æ.a.-R. 7-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. N”. 7. Pt. IV. Fig. a8. 257. Winged head of Perseus. ly. SEPI. Perseus walking, holding in his hands the harpa. Æ.3.-R*.-F.o.~4o fr. Sealini , Lett. uam. Continued. T.V. p. 39. N*. 1, ex Moa. reg. Bavariae. a58. Helmeted head of Perseus, right; above the helmet visor, a vulture; in front, the harpa. jy . CffdiflulN, Harpa. ... Æ.3-R, .-F.'* l.-4o Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de Hanteroche. 259. Head of Perseus, covered with butterbur; in front, the harpa. ly. cepïl
Islands of Europe. 4oi a6i. Winged head of Perseus. yew. XEPI. Head of Medusa; below, the harpa. . Sest. Description num. vet. p. a3o. No. i. Æ.4.-RL-F.0.-40 fr. 262. Head of Perseus, covered with petase, to right; lightning, as a counter-mark. rçz. XEPI. Head of Medusa, front view ; below , the harpa. . Ed. de Cadalv. Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. a5a. No. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 24 Æ-4.-R8.-F.o.-4o fr. a63. Same head, right. ij*. XEPI. Double harpa. D. . . Æ.3.-R 7 .-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalrene, 1. c. N”. 4. PI. IV. Fig. i5. 264. Head of Apollo, right. jy. XEPI. Naked Perseus , standing. Q. Æ.3.-R 7 .-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalvenc, 1. c. No. has. PI. IV. Fig. a3. 265. Head of Apollo , on the right. i^. 2PPE. Harpa. Æ.2£.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr. Ed. de Cadalvené, 1. c. No. 8. PI. IV. Fig. 39. SICINOS, nunc Sikino. Stand-alone medals. The medals of this island are: In bronze. R! .—F.o. Small modal, iS b 18 fr. 266. Hairless, bare head. jy. XI. Aries standing. Æ.3.-R 6 .-F.o.-i8 fr. Seslini, Descr. nam. vet. p. a3r. 267. Head of Mercury, left, with the petase winged, ty. XI. Lyre. Æ.3.-Rs.-F.o.-i5 fr. Seslini, Lett. nam. Continue. T.V. p. 3a. N". J. 268. Hairless head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy. iy. XIKI. Cluster of grape. . Æ.3.-Rs.-F.o.-i8 fr. Sestini, 1. o. N*, a. Volume IV. Supp. C c Digitized by Google
Eübopb Islands. 4oa 26g. Fly. And. Bunch of grapes. . Æ.4 --Rs.-F.o.-t 5 fr. Christ, Ilamas, Cat. nam. vet. reg. Dan. T.I. p. 191. SIPHNOS, nunc Sifanto. See, in Description Volume IL p. 3?4 and soot., the Medals autonomous Greek silver and bronze statues attributed to this island , but most of them returned to Siciron, just like those described formerly went to Seriphus, and the Greek bronze imperials (n) of 0 Septimius Severus. Papian. Balbin. Gordian the Pious. \ SÜPPLBMB!»T. 270. Head of a woman, right , hair held back by a link. Et. Eagle standing, left; in front, a pa- pillion or slug. Æ.2.-R*.-F.o.~4 fr. Sestini, Describe. del me. Fontana, p. 81. Tab. I.Fig. ao. 271. Same head. > Et. Eagle, left; in front, a snake. . Cab. late Mr. Allier de Hauler. Æ. 1.-RV-F.0.-4 fr. 272. Head of a woman. Ei. XI®NI. Eagle flying, holding a snake in its beak. Æ. 3.-Rs,-F.o.-6 fr. . Sestini , Lett. name. Continue. T.V. p. 3o. No. 3. 273. Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, left. Ei. XI®. Diota. Æ.2.-RA-F.0.-8 fr. F.d. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. 254. N". 1. (a) The medals of Balbin and Pnpien are suspect. Digitized by Google
4o3 O'Edropi Islands, 274- Raven standing; below, EI4>. “y. Tripod in a laurel wreath. . His- tini. Leu. num. Continued. Tom. See p. 30. ^"•4 Æ.3.-R4.-F.o'!-8 fr! 275. Laureate TV of Apollo, left. *• 2I4>. Trident. Æ.3.-RC-F.O.-8 fr. Settini, I. v. N“. 5. 276. Laureate head of Apollo ; on one side, A.j on the other, I. V-ZI
4o4 Ilbs d’Europb. SYROS, nunc Sira. See, in the Description Volume II. p. 3a8 et seq. , Us Midai'h autotout Greeks in irony, (a) SUPPLEMENT. 279. Head of Ceres , crowned with ears of corn, on the right. laughed. ©EQN. KABEIPQN. STPIÛN. The Cabire gods having each the head topped with a star, and you- lacking pure haste; in the field, the monogram (na5 of the Collection); the all in a crown of laurel. (A)... A..g|.-R, .-F.' |,.-4oo fr. 280. Hairless head , laureate. rl XïFI. Diota; in the field, a lyre. . His- tini , Descr. num. vet. p. a3i.. Æ.4--R*--F. 0.-18 fr. 281. Bearded head of Satyr, surrounded by reed, with a horn on the forehead. v,t. XTFI, Goat walking, right ; in front , a cob; underneath, a globule Æ.3.-R 6 .-F.*.-i8 fr. (a) The medal gold, assigned to the island of Syros, Mus. Thcop. p. 1297, is doubtful; she belongs rather to Syracuse. See Ëckhel, Doctr. num. vet. T. II. p. 337, cl Sestini, General classes , second edition, p. 56. (5) I have already reported this medallion in my Description. T.V. p. 39a , No. 377, to the city of Tripolis of Phoenicia, according to the opinion of Pellerin, Mélang. T. I.p. 77 et seq., opinion which leaves many of uncertainty. I describe it here again, as well as several me- imperial daggers attributed to the same city of Tripolis, on the au- Sestini authority , who claims that all these medals, which mention of the Cabire gods, belong to the island of Syros. See his Classes general, second edit. p. 56. However, if these medals are not constantly found on this Island or in the surrounding area , I do not forget to also feel some doubt about this last attribution. Digitized by Google
Islands of Europe. 4o5 282. Young, laureate head, right. rçi. cm. Goat, right. . Æ. i*.-R6 .-F.o.-io fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, Rec. of Med. gr. ined. p. a55. No. 5. 283. Laureate and bearded head of Jupiter, right. îy. EYPI. Dog, right, and looking on the left. Æ.i.-R«.-F.*.-io fr. Ed. de CadulTene, 1. c. N", i. PI. IV. Fig. 3o. 284. Caps of the Dioscuri, each surmounted by a star, îy. ÏTPI. Panther running, right; in the field, tfnmonog. formed from the letters MK. . Æ.2.-R6.-F.o.-i8 f. Ed. de CadalTene, 1. c. No. a. PI. IV. Fig. 3i. a85. Woman's head , probably from Diane , on the right, îy. 2T., in the middle of a crown. Q. Ed. de Ca- dalv. I. v. No. 3. PI. IV. Fig. 32. Æ.1Ï.-RC-F.0.-8 fr. 286. Young, laureate head, right. îy. XYPIQN. Caduceus; in the field, the letter K. Æ.2.-R6.-F.o.-i 8 fr. Ed. de Cadalvene, 1. c. No. 4. PI. IV. Fig. 33. 287. Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy, right. îy. ...PIcoN. Canlharum , with a palm in the field Æ.4ï.-R6.-F.o.-i 8 fr. Titus. 288. KAICAF. T. IOYCTOC Head of Titus. îy. cr. PI. Two heads in look ; at middle , a cob; in the field, a star and a other sym- bole..: Æ.5.-R 6-F.o-i 8 fr. Domitianus. 289. AOMITIANOC. KAICAP. AYrOYCTOS. (sic). Head lau- reated by Domilien. îy. CYPI. ..ABIPQ. Heads of the Dioscuri, in look; look; at middle, a palm; below, a star. . Mus. Pembrock, P.HT. Tab. 5o. . . Æ.4--'R5.-F.o.-i5 fr. ' Digitized by Google
4o6 Ilbs «‘Europe. 390. KAICAP. ATTOTCTOC. AOMITIANOC. Head of Domi- here. Hi. CTP. KABIP. Heads clashing of the Dioscuri or Vespasian and Titus; in the middle, an ear of corn; underneath, from each side.^a bee, (a). . Æ.4--Rs.-F.o.- 1 5 fr. C*t. d’Ennery, p. 588. ïî°. 4080. 291. AOMITIAKOC. KAICAP. 0€OT. TIOC. Laureate head. rçt. erp. KABI. Epi, between both heads of the Dios- cures next. Æ.4--R 5 .-F.o.-i^ fr. Cab. of the Count of Wiciay, in Vienna. Antxminus Pius. 392. ATT. XAtCAP. ANTONeiNOC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious. rçt. CTPI. KABIFQN. Heads clashing between M. Aurèle and by Faustine U young ; in the middle , a palm; below, a bee and a star. Æ.4.-R6 .-F.o.-i 8 fr. Heverc. Kant. reg. Christ. Tab. 58. Fig. <5. 293. ATT. KAIC6P. (sic pro KAICAP.) ANTojNflNOC. Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious , on the right. Bt. CTPI. KABIPO. Bare heads of the Dioscuri, in re- gard ; in the middle, an ear of corn; underneath, a bee and a star. (A) Æ.6.-R6.-F.o.-i8 fr. Mr. Aurclias. 394. orHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurcle. ty. CTPI. KABIPQ. Heads confronted of Antonin the Pious and Faustina the Younger , one laureate and the other arec a star; in the middle , a palm tree, (c). . Pell. Mel. T. ï. p. 77 Æ.5i.-Re .-F.o.-24 fr. (“) Already described, but with less exaggeration. Foyez Descripi. T.V. p. 3q8. No. 41*. (£) Already described. See Description. T. p. 401. No. 427. (c) See Description. T.Y. p. 40a. No. 43a. Digitized by Google
Islands of Europe. 4°7 295. Another almost similar, with CTPIQN. KABIF. O. Mut. Theup. p. 91 3 Æ.5.-R6 .-F.o.-a4 fr. 296. OTHPOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurèle. Ei. cm. KABIPQN. Heads bare and faced; in the middle place, a palm ; below, a bee and a star, (a). . Hajrm. Teas. Brit. II. p. 221. Tah. XI. Fig. 3 , edit. Lond Æ.4--R 6 --F.o.-l8 fr. 297. M. AïPHAIOC. KAICAP. Bare head of Mr. Aurèle. Ei. cm. KABI. Confronting heads of the Dioscuri; at middle, one cob; at the bottom, bee and star. . Cab. of Count of TViczajr, in Tienne. . Æ.4--R s--F.o.-i 5 fr. 298. AïTOKPATcoPA. M. A. Laureate head of M. Aurèle, with the puludamentum. Ei. CTPIOüN. Victory walking, left, holding with the raised right hand a laurel wreath, and the left a trophy. (HAS). . . . Æ. 4--R*--F.o.-i 5 fr. Coœ. Wicxay, Mas. Hederv. T. !. p. 343. N*. 74 13. T»b. XXX. Fig. 65g, M. Aurelius and L. Verus. 299. Legend deleted. Bare and facing heads of Mr. Au- rele and L. Vérus, each with the paludamentum. El. KA. CTPIOON. Bare heads and faces of Com fashion and Annius Vérus , without the paludamentum; at middle, a palm tree, (c) Æ.6.-R!.-F.o.- 3o fr. (fl) Describes in Haym soos the reign of L. Vérus. A medal similar has been described, according to Pellerin, in the body of our work, T. V. p. 401. No. 429, where it should be read palm tree an ear link. (b) This medal was misplaced and poorly described in Wicuy. See Settini , General Classes, second edition. p. 57. (c) Valiant had falsely attributed this medal to Syria. See his Nam- gr. p. 57. A similar medal, but large
4o8 Islands of Europe. 3oo. AT. ANTfiNïINOC A. OTHPOC. Heads confronted by M. Aurèle and L. Vérus, one laureate and the other naked. rçt. CTPIco. &HAS. Head of Isis with a veil , decorated with lotus. D Æ.4--R +.-F.o.-8 fr. Cab. by fen M. Tôchon. 3oi HPOC. AT. ANTON6INOC. (“c). Bare heads and clashes between M. Aurèle and L. Vérus. iji. ClFlcoN. [sic). Head of Isis, topped with the lotus , on the right. Q. ^>. Æ.45.-RA-F.0.-8 fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon. 3oa. AT. ANTQNCINOC. A. ATP. OTHPOC. Heads naked and confronted by M. Aurèle and L. Vérus. ty. CTPIusN. Veiled head of Isis, right, decorated with lotus. Q. Com. JVictaj, Mus. Hcderv. Tab. XXX. Fig. 658 Æ.4--R 4 .-F.o.-8 fr. Septimius Severus. 3o3. AT. K. A. this. ceOTHPOC. Laureate head of Septimius Severe , with the paludamentum.. CïPIIïN— Confronting heads of the Dioscuri; in the middle place, an ear of corn; underneath, a bee and a star, (a). Q. Com. TVictay, l. box 344- W*. 743 2 - Æ.4.-RA-F.0.-8 f. 3o4- Ai. KAI. This. ceOTHPOC. Head laureate of Septimius Severe, right , with the paludamentum. ty. CTP. Heads faced with Dioscurcis, with a palm in the middle; above the head which is on the left che , we reads ACCA. ; above the other, we read HMT. j bronze, is described in our Description-, Volume V. p. 40a. No. 433. (a) This description is from Sestini, what has corrected the one given by Wiczsy. t’ochres Sestini, Classes generales, second edition. p. 57. —Djajjjjed by Google
V Islands of Europe. 4°9 in the field, ICABI. {lit. fug.)\ at the bottom, a bee and a star Æ.6.-RA .-F.*.- 1 1 fr. 305.at. K.a. cen. ceBHPOc. nt ptinas. Head laureate by Septiine Sévcre. iy. CTPI6QN. Diana succinct standing, holding a arrow with the right hand, and with the left extended a bow Æ.6.-R-t.-F.o.-i2 fr. Caracalla and Geta. 306. AT. KAI. ANTQN6INOC. n. T6TAC. Heads clashing by Caracalla and Geta, one laureate and the other naked, each with the paludamentum. rçî. ICIC. CTPIQN. Head of Isis, topped with the lotus ; in front, a wheel or X. in a circle. . Cab. of Mr. Count de Viczay, in Vienna. Æ.4-R 5 -F.o.- 1 5 f. 307 T6TAC. AT. KAI. ANTQN6INOC. Laureate heads and clashes with Caracalla and Geta. 1y. AOPOA. (lit.fug.) eicic. CTPIQN. Head of Isis, wearing the lotus, right; in front, a four wheel rays. Æ.5.-R s.-F.o.-i5 fr. Cab. byM. Millingen. Severus Alexander. 3o8. AAC^ANAPOC. (retrograde). Laureate head of Severus Alexander, right, with the paludamentum; in front , an incuse bee. ly. CTPIooN. Isis standing, turned left, holding from the hand of dr. a sistrum , and on the left a vase. (has). Q. Com. TVictay, Mus. Hederv. p. 345. N”. 74-5 1. Tab. XXX. Fig. 660. Æ.4.-Rs-F.o.-i5 fr. (a) Description corrected by Sestini. f’ojrez its General Clauses second edition , p.
/ 4 >o European Islands. TENOS, nunc Tine, vel Tino, vel Jstindh,. See , in the Description Volume //. p. 329 et seq. , the Medals autonomous Greek silver and in bronze, and the imperial bronze Greek statues Sabine. Antonin the Pious. Maxim. SUPPLEMENT. 309. Hairless head , on the right. El.T. , in the middle of a square hollow. . Hunter, Tab. LFIl. Fig. 9 A.2.-R 8.-F.a.-5o fr. 3 10. Bearded and laureate head of Jupiter-^mmon, right. ip. TH. Neptune, half covered with the pallium, seated on a seat, on the left, covering right hand a dolphin, and holding a trident on the left. (has). Q. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon. . A.ti.-R'.-F.'^.-aoo fr. 3 u. Horned head of Jupiter-vfmroorc, right. ip. TH. Bunch of grapes, between a shrub and a fruit A^.-R^-FA-So fr. 3 ia. Hairless, laureate head, with a ram's horn, on the right. ip. THNI. Neptune half-naked, left , a dau- phin on the right hand, and sou trident in the left; in the ch., a cluster of grape. Q. A.5.-R*.-F.' ,1.-2oo fr. Haunt, Tab. LVII. Fig. 8. 3 3. Head of Ammon , on the right. jp. THNI. Dolphin , on the right. . Æ.a.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. Combe, Word. Britann. Tab. VIU. Fig. 34. 3 1 4. Bearded head of Neptune. jp. THNI. Dolphin with a trident transversal. b Æ.2.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. i32, N®. i 5. (
read from Europe. 4m 315. Bearded head of Neptune , covered with pileus. iy. THNI. Dolphin, with a trident transversal. Æ-4--R ' .-F.o.-a fr. Scsiini , Descr. name. vet. p. a3 a. No. 16. 316. Bearded head of Ammon , with a ram's horn, ty. THNIQN. Trident between two dolphins, with an “urstruck” owl. Q Æ.4.-R’.-F.o.-4 fr. Sestioi , 1 . c. N". 17. 317. Bearded, laureate head, right. iy. TH. Bunch of grapes Æ» i .-R*.-F.' ,,.-a fr. 3 18 . Young head , with ram's horns. ty. TH. Cluster of grape. . . Æ. 3.-R*.-F.*.-4 fr. Cst. reasoned by a Collect. of Medals, p. 69. 3ig. Head of a woman. y. TH. Bunch of grapes. . Æ.3.-R*—F.' ,,.-4 fr. Cat. reasoned, p. 69. 3ao. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. ty. THNI. Trident between two dolphins ; in the field, monogram ( 33 1 ). Æ^.-R'.-F.^.-a fr. 32t. Hairless, laureate and ring-shaped head, right. ly. Without legend. Trideut between two dolphins, without monogr. nor symbol in ch. Æ.3.-R*.-F.' l.-4 fr. 3a2. Hairless, horned head, right. ty. THNIQN. Neptune standing, carrying a dolphin on the right hand , and the left on its trident ; to his feet, a crown. ... Æ.4|.-R*.-F.o.-4 fr. 3a3. Bearded head, with a bunch of grapes in the background brand. jy. TH. Neptune standing, holding hands dr. a dolphin, and the g. a trident. . Æ.4.-R’--F.o.-4 fr. Sestioi, 1. c. p. a3 i. No. t 3 . 3a4- Woman standing, dressed in the siola , looking at left, right hand raised , and a thyrsc in the Digitized by Google
LEFT; to his feet, on one side, a prow of a ship bucket; on the other, a dolphin. THNIQN. Neptune standing, holding a trident of the right hand; at his feet, a dolphin. . Ed- vardo Harwood, Pop. and urb. salt. num. Tab. Vile. Fig. 23 *. Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Tiberius. 325. Bare head of Tiberius, with a star in counter- brand, and with the legend TIBEP.... ; behind, a cluster of grape. ri- THNIQN., in three lines. Neptune half naked, and Bacchus in toga, both standing, with their attributes, in a temple distyle; below, two hanging grape clusters. . . . Æ.5.-R4.-F.O.-8 fr. Sestini , Lctt. num. Continued. T.V. p. 34. No. 7 .> 3x6. Hairless head of Bacchus, with a baby horn bind ; on the collar , a star as a counter-mark; behind, a rose or a bunch of grapes. fi. THNIQN. Same type of Neptune and Bacchus, in a distyle temple; below, the two clusters of grape. . Sestini, l. c. No. 6. . . . Æ.6.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. Antoninus Pius. 3ay Head of Antoninus the Pious. it. THNIQN. Woman dressed in stola , standing , te- holding a hook with his right hand, and pure haste from the g. . Vdill. Nuw.gr. p. 46. Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. 328 ANTON.... Laureate head of Antoninus the Pious, A right. fi. THNIQN. Standing figure, covered with pallium , the hand extended right, the left on the haste. . Vab. of the late Mr. Tôchon Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Digitized
Islands of Europe. 4i3 Septimius Severus. 329. AT. KAI. This. ceOTH. Laureate bust of Sept. Severus, on the right, with the paludamenlum. i<. THNIQN. Half-naked Neptune, standing, holding in the right hand a dolphin, and in the left a trident. Æ.4.-R5.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Ed. de CadaWene, Rec. of Med. gr. uned. p. ï56. No. 3. Severus Alexander. 33o Head of Severus Alexander. 1i. THNIQN. Trident, around which is entwined a snake, (a). ÆL5.-R 4 .-F.o.-8 fr. Geasner, Irapp. Tab. 166.Fig. aa. THERA, nunc Santoriki. See, in Description Volume //. p. 33i and following. , the Medals autonomous Greek in bronze, and the Greek imperial in bronze of Mr. Àorèle. L. Vérus. SUPPLEMENT. 33i. Hairless, naked head, view from face, from Theras (£) , disheveled hair. . ©H. Horned ox, going from left to right. . Ed. de Cadalvene, L c, p. ÿ8. Æ-4— R 8 -F.o.-4o fr. (a) Or rather a dolphin. (b) Fila d’Autéaion , who gave his name to this island, after coming establish themselves there at the head of a colony of Lacedaemonians and Myaeans. Digitized by Google
4”4 Islands of Europe. Mr. Aureüus. 332 Head of Marcus Aurelius. rl. 0HPEON. Apollo seated on a flying swan. . Valiant , Gr. p. 5a Æ. 6.— R 5 .—£.0.-24 en- L. Vcrus. 333. ATT. K.M. ATP. OTHPOC. Laureate head of L. Vérus, on the right, with the paludamentum. r£. 0HFAIQN. The Tarnished God in a Temple tee- trastyle. Æ.7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. x 334. ATT. KAICAP. OTHPOC. Bare head of L. Vérus. Ht. 0HPAIÛN. Same type. D. Æ-7.-R 5.-F.o.-24 fr. Sestioi , I)e»cr nam. ret. p. a3a. No. has. 335. Other j 0HFAIQN. Apollo standing, holding hand right the plectrum , and of the left a lyre. . Valiant, Num. gr. p. 63. . Æ.. 7.-R5.-F. 0.-24 fr- Commodus. 336 Head of Commodus. <. 0HPEON. Term, in a tetrastyle temple. . Valiant, l. c. p. 68 Æ.g.-RC-F.o.-40 fr. Septimius Severus. 337. AT. K. A. cen. ceTH FOC. nePTlNAH. Laureate head of Septimius Severus. . i(. 0HP€QN. Naked man, helmeted, standing, left che, the right hand. placed on a quiver, and the g. lifting holding a bow. (Apollo). .. Æ.7--R 8 .-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini, Dcscr. name. ret. p.a3a. No. 3. Digitized by Google
ASIA. CIMMERIAN BOSPHORUS, nunc Azak. GORGIPPIA. Voyes, in the Description Tome Zi p. 333, the îuroitoMiu Medals bronze Greek statues. SUPPLEMENT. I. Laureate head of Apollo, k right. h[. ToPri. Anterior part of a bull horned- pfete , right; above, an antique key against brand. Æ»-. 3.-R8 .-F.*.-3oo fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Allier de Hanterocbe. has. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. Bff. roPnnnECK. Roe deer going k right; der- behind, a thyrsus. A..3.-R^-.-F.o.-3oo fr. Koehler, Monoment of Comosarye, Frontispiece, Fig. B, and p. 85. 3. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. romnnEQN. Prow of ship; in the field, H.O Æ.4-R*.-F.o.-3o fr. Koebler, 1. c. Fig. Ë, and p. 85. 4 . Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. %. roPrmnEÛN. Tripod , with a transverse thyrsus sal; in the field, the monogram (687 of Rec. ) and another half erased. (
4i6 Bo SPHORF. CIMMBRIAN. 5. Laureate head of Apollo. H- romnnEQN. Tripod with a transverse thyrsus sal} in the field, a monogram and the letters Zo-NE. (a) Æ.6.-R 7 .-F.o.-3o fr. PHANAGORIA. See, in the description Tome U. p. 333 et seq. , the Medals Greek autojiozi** in silver and bronze. SUPPLEMENT. 6. Head of Neptune, with a conical helmet, girded with a laurel wreath, on the left. H- •DANA. ; below, horned bull, ranging from right to left } in the exergue, a grain of rye, n Æv..2|.-R8 .-F.' ,'.-20o fr. Koebler, Greek Medals, p. 38o. No. 46. PI. X.Fig. 5. 7. Laureate head of Apollo , on the right. yew. $>ANAroPlTQN., on two lines. Thyrsus decorated with strips; in the field, at low, a mono- gram. A,3ï.-R 8.-F.o.-2oo fr. Koeliler, 1. c. No. 49- PI. 8. Head of Aphrodite - Apaluros , tour to right, and with a wing on the shoulder; in the field, on the left, a star with eight rays. »£•
BoSPHOHB CIMMÉHIEN. 10. Bust of Diana, turned to right, with the bow and the quiver on the shoulder. b£. ANAI’. Deer lying down, turned left; in the field, on the right, a monogram. D. Koehlcr, Medals Greeks, pag. 379. No. 44. PI, x. F'S * Æ.5.-R».-F.o.-4o fr. 11. Head of Neptune, tour to right, wearing a conical cap. H - •A. Bow and arrow. (Medal overstamped; we see still on the reverse the head of Apollo , and on the obverse , the legend IIANTI. and the caps of the Dioscuri of previous corner.) Æ.2i.-R*.-F.o-4o fr. Koebler, 1. c. p. 38o. N”. *5. PI. X.Fig. 4. 12. Head young, laureate; behind, a star. FC. ..ANAr...ITcuN. Arrow at middle of the le- Sende-O Æ.4 -Rr.-F.o.-3o fr. • Mo*. Sanclem. Nam. such. T. I.p. 3ot. 1 3. Hatred head of Apollo, right. H[. “FANAroPITON. ( lill. confusionis ). Bow of will bucket - (a) Æ.5.-R?.-F.o.-3o fr., > 4 - Young head of the god Pan, right. % «ANAroPlTûN. Bow and arrow. . Seslini, Descr. num. vet. p. 232. Tab. V.Fig. 8. Æ.4-R>.-F.o.-3o fr. 1 5 . Head of Bacchus, crowned with ivy, right. H- Quiver in harp shape , enriched with ornament- mens various, and a bow; in the field, the mono- gram (t362 of the Rcc.)? (b)...Æ.6i.-R*.-F.o.-6 fr. 16. Other; but in the field, the monogram (4 a3)? fr. (a) Overstamped medal. There is daaa the cliamp a mooogr. altered, (4) Already described, but overestimated. Volume IV. Scpp. Dd
4i8 Bad side. Bridge. COLGHIDE, nunc Cerkiess. DIOSCVRIAS, nunc Iscijriah. Voyex, in the Description Volume II. p. 334, ies Medals adtohomx» bronze Greek statues. The guy is always a thyrsus surmounted by a pine cone instead and a lighthouse, as I told you, /. c. BRIDGE, nunc Boli-Vilajet'i. AMASIA, nunc Amassia. (a) See, in the Volume Description II. p. 334 and following. , the Medals Greek AUTOIFOMKS in bronze, and the Greek imperial bronze of Trajan. Convenient. Antoninus the Pious. Septimius Severus. Young Faustina. Julia Dorana, SUPPLEMENT. 1. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. l)£. . .MA2XEI Eagle employed on a lightning, to left, the head turned towards the right, and the wings deployed Æ.6Ï.-RC-F.0.-12 fr. 2. Hairless head , helmeted, right. iji. AMAS.... Quiver Æ.4 --R'*--F.o.-8 fr. Caracalla. Geta. Severe Alexander. (
Bridge. 4ig 3. 'hairless, diademed hairline, right. w. AMASSEI... Cornucopia between the good ones net of the Dioscuri. Æ-4.-R<.-F.o.-8 fr. Combe , Ma». Britann. Tab. VIII. Fig. a5. 4 - Radiated head of the Sun. Ji. AMAS—Walking lion. . Æ.4.-R4.-F.0.-8 fr. Seatini, Leu. nam. Continue. Chapter IV. j>. 69, e* Mn«.de Cbaodoir. Domitictnus. 5. ATT. KAI. AOMITIANOC. Laureate head of Domitian , on the right. B*. amaceia. Woman seated between two altars, left, carrying the hand dr. to his mouth. . Æ.9.-IU.-F.0.-40 fr. . My". Arig. n.7.54. 1 Rajanus. 6. ATT ANOC. CEB. PET. AAK. Laureate head of Trajan, on the right. ijz. AMAC. MH Two bare heads of women, look (Plotina and Marciane). . yE-9.-R 8.-F.o.-t 5o fr. . Mu”. Arig. I. 4.41. rlotinn. 7 . ÜAIÏTEINA. CEBACTH. Head of Plotina. 32. AMACIAC. MHTPOn. IIONTOT. Tourre woman— worn, dressed in the stola, standing, holding hands dr. a coat hook, and the g. nne haste. . Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-i 00 f. • Valiant, Num. gr. p. 3i. Antoninus Pius. “ 8. ATTOK. KAICAP. T.A IA. ANTONINOC. ...Laureate head of Antonin the Pious. Rt. AAP. AMACIAC. MHT... IIONT... AND. ..MP. (has). (a) Pro HMP. vel 0MP. (year 148 or 149). Dd*
POU T. 4ao Standing military figure, holding the hand right a bastc, and from the left one little Victory; the left foot placed, it appears, on a breastplate. Æ.9.-RI-F.0.-24 fr. Sestini, Descr. nam. worm. p. a33. N*. 1. 9. T.A. KAIXAP. AAF1. ANTcoNï 1NOC. Ittured Head of An- tonin the Pious, k right. tf. ...AMA MHTP. KAI “. PNZ. (an \$7 ). Serapis sitting on a seat, left, right hand raised, the left on the pure pole; at his feet, Cer- bere. (a) Æ. io.-RC-F.0.-24 en- 10. AT. KAI. T.AIA. A .NelNOC. Laureate head of An- Tonin the Pious , on the right. read. AMA TPO. KAI. IIFOTHC. EARLY. IIONTOT. Pluto seated on a seat, left, the modius on the head, right hand extended, left on the pole pure; to his feet. Cerberus squatting; to the exergue, e. PNZ. (year 157) Æ.9Ï.-R*.-F.o.-a4 fr. 1 1.AT. K. ANTojNINOC. Same head, right. Iy.. AMAC. MHTP. 6T. FNH. (year i 58 ). Snake trained on his folds , to right , and laid on a base, (b) Æ.5*.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr. Faustina junior. 12 Head of Faustina the Younger. AMAXIA. n.p. nONTOÏ. BORN. 0 EP. (169). River bearded man lying down holding right hand one pink|u near a boat, the left. leaning on rocks. . Valiant, Num. gr. p. 5y. . . . Æ,.g.-R4.-F.0.-24 en- (
i : '••• M *• , Harbor. 4ai L. rems. | 3. ATT. KAIC. A. ATP. OÏHPO. See B. TV laureate of L. Vérus, on the right. Ig. AAP. AMAC. NCQK.. K. MHT. K. nPO. No. 6T. PïA (year 164). Marc-Aurcle cl L. Vérus standing, dressed each of the toga, joining hands; one of them holds a roll in the left hand. Æ.gj.-R •.-F.O.-24 &'• Commodus . 14. .... ATPHA. KOMO. ANTON. CfB. A. Laureate head and Commode catfish, right, with malaria. Vf. AAP. AMAC no. CT. Pn0. (year 18g). Bu- expensive; next to it, to the left, a tree; on the stake, a spread eagle; above, one appears in a four- straight, front view Æ.g.-R’.-F.o.-iS fr. 1 5 . Mr. ATPHA. KOMO. ANTON. CfBA. Even head. Ig. AAP. AMA T.NfQK. ITPQ. no. CT. Pn©j (year 18g). The Emperor on horseback, galloping, right, the hand armed right of a spear of which he hit one lion Æ.g.-RL-F. 0.-24 en- 16. ATT. KOMOAOC. ANTONINOC. Laureate head. Vf. AAP. AMACIAC. MHTP. NEQK. nP. no. AND. Pq0. (an igg). Fortune standing, holding a rudder of right hand, and a cornucopia of the left. Æ.g.-RL-F.o.-?.4 fr. Sestini , Lett. oum. T,IV. p. 100. 17. Other; AAPIAN. AMACIA. n. n. BORN. Pq0 . (an igg). Two rivers lying on the same side. (
4a 2 18. Po N T. Head of Commodus. u. AMACJAC. NEflK. nPQ. no. The Emperor on his val , striking a lion of a javelin. . Valiant, Num. gr. p. 67 Æ.6.-R4.-F.o.-ia fr. Seplimius Sevcrus. 19. A.T. K. A. C«n. CeOTHPOC. mPT€IN. Laureate head of Septimius Severus. I*i. AAP. cer. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. Born. nP. nO.; in ch., “T. CH. (year 208) 6PMHC. K.TICAC. THH. HOAIN. Eagle resting on a tree trunk , holding in its beak a crown. D. . . . Æ.8|.-R’.-F.o.-t5o fr. Settini, Deacr. name. vet. p. sîî. No. has. io. AY. K. A. C«n. “OTHPOC. n«p. C€B. Laureate head of Septimius Severus, right, with the paludamentum. K.AAP. This. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. N6. nP. Pawn. Burning pyre; to his left, a tree; in the exergue, fT.CH. (garlic 208) Æ.g.-R s.-F.o.-t8 fr. 21. Cen. CeOTHPOC.... Same head. Vf. AAP. cer... AMACIAC. Mr. Ne. 6T. CH. (year 208). Will burn two floors, with flames; on the left, a tree Æg.-R s.-F.o.-i8 fr. 22. A.T. K. A. cen. ceOTHPOC.... Laureate head, right, with the paludamentum. i*£. AA. cer. ANT. A.M. no. €T. CH. (year 208). Eagle employed on a pyre ; towards the left , a tree . Æ.9.-RG-F.0.-24 fr. 23. Other; eagle on a pyre on which we immolate victims. . Vaill. Gr.p. 80. Æ.g.-R3.-F.o.-i8 fr. 24. AT. K. A. cen. ceompoc. nep. ceB. Same head. JJI. A..P ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. Born. nP. n. Pal- Digitized by Google
PoHT. 4>4 standing wearily, his right hand on his spear, and his left on his shield placed on the ground; in the field, “T. CH. (year 208) Æu8|.-R*.-F. 0.-24 en 25. A.T. KAI. A. C€IIT. C€OTHPOC. Laureate head of Septimius Severe, right, with paludamentum . ty. AAP. Ctr. ANT. AMACIA. MH. N€. ÏÎP. nONT. I.a Fortune standing , with its attributes; in the field, “T. CH. (year 208) Æ.g.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr. 26. Other; AAP. C€T. ANT MHT. N«. n. n. Even type; in lech.,6T.CH. (year 208). Æ.8i.-R J.-F.o.-i2 fr. 27. Other; AA. CEr. ANT. AMAC1AC. MH. BORN. IIP. IIO. AND. CH. (year 208). Fortune standing, with the mo- dius. 0. Valiant , Gr. p. 80. . Æ.g.-R 3 .-F.o.-i8 fr. 28. Other, with the same date. The Victory standing, writing on a shield. . . .. Æ.9.-R ! .-F.o.-i8 fr. Valiant, I.e. 29. Other, with the same date. The Emperor on horseback, holding a scepter of the right hand. Q. Vaillant , l. c Æ.9.-R\-F.o.-i8 fr. 30. Other; a woman standing in a temple distyle. . Valiant, the Æ.g.-R'.-F.o.-iS fr. 3 1. AT. KAI. A. C€IIT. C60THP0C. Bust of Septinie Sé- vere, right , the laureate head and the paludamentum on the shoulders. Mr. AAP. “i. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. n. n., cl to the exergue, H3. Ti. (retrograde) (year 208). The Emperor as a peacemaker, on horseback, going on the left, the hand Dr. lifted, left foot. from the front of his striking horse a barbarian sitting h earth. .... Æ.9--R 4.-F.o.-24 en Sestini, Described. del mus. Fontana ,P H p. *?• N”. 1. T»b. VI. Eig. t. -
4”4 Bridge. . at. KAI. has. “IIT. CfYHPOC. . . Laureate head of Sep- tiœe Severe, on the right, with I paludamenium. aap. cer. ant. ama.... mht. born. n.p. n. ct. CH. (year 208). Caracalla and Geta standing, dressed in toga, holding hands Æ.8.-R4.-F.0.-24 fr. 33. AT. k. A. cen. cfothpoc. Same head. V-AAP. cer. ANT. A C.MHT. born. n. n. “T. C0. (year 20g). Two-story pyre, with flames; to g., a tree; in the ch., a star. Æ 8.-R 4.-F.O.-24 f. Julia Domna. 34 Head of Julia Domna. Ig. AAP. THIS. ANT. AMAC. MH. BORN. n.p. n. AND. CH. (year 208). Fortune standing, holding a rudder from the right hand, and a cornucopia from the left. . Vaillant, Num. gr. p. 90 Æ.g.-R 3.-F.o.-i8 fr. 35. Another, with the same legend, and with a building where pyre, as in the reigns of Septimius Severus and Caracalla. . Valiant. The Æ.g.-R s.-F.o.-i8 fr. . IOïAJA. AOMNA. MBACTH. Bust of J. Domna, right, with the stola. Ig. AAP. THIS SO MUCH, (fie, pro «T. ANT.) AMACIA. MHNE. {tick, pro MH. N«.) n. n.; in the exergue, “T. CH. (year 208). Square platform on which is an ar- tooth t ; to r. from the platform, a shrub. . Æ.9.- R 3.*F.o.-i8 f. Seatini, Describe. del ma”. Fontana, II. p. 37. No. has. Tab. VI. Fig. has. 37 AI. AOMNA, c Head of Julia Domna, right. Ig. AAP Don't. n. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre at double floor, with flames; to his left, a tree Æ.8I.-RJ.-F.0.-18 fr. Digitized by Google
r Pou”. 4^5 Caracalla. _ s j * > * 38. Head of Caracalla. I$£. AAP. “T. ANT. AMACIA. MH. BORN. IIP. II. AND. CH. (at 208). Serapis , with the modins at the head, seated, the right hand extended, the left holding the pole; to his feet, Cerberus; in the field, a star. D. Valiant, Hum. gr. p. 97 Æ.9 -RL-F.0.-24 fr. 39. AT. KAI. MAP. AT.. ANTDNINOC. CCBA. Laureate head of young Caracalla, right, with paludamentum. ly. AAP. This T. ANT. AMA noNO. €T. CH. (year 208). Victory walking, k left, right foot on a globe, holding a crown in the right hand, and a palm of the left Æ.g.-RL-F.0.-24 fr. 40. M. ATPH. ANTWNINOC. Head laureate of Caracalla young, right, with paludamentum. W.AAP. C€T. ANT. AMAd. MHT. NefZK. “. HPO. SAI' ftfc * noNO. (T. CH. (year 208). Victory over a globe, on the left, with a drapery floating, holding a crown of the right hand, and a palm on the left. (a). Q. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon Æ-g.-R’.-F.o.-ôo fr. 4”. AT. KAI. Mr. AÏP Laureate and hairless head Young caracalla, right, with paludamentum. you. AA. C€T. AÏT. A.; MH. NE. II. Fortune standing, with his attributes; in the field, CT. CH. (year 208) Æ. 8.-Rs.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 42 KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINO.. Same head. IU- AAP. CtOT. AN. AMACIAC. MH. NeflK. II. II. Same type of Fortune standing; in the field, andT. CH. (year 208) Æ.8j.-Rs.-F.o.-t 5 fr. (a) Remarkable medal by the fifth neocorate. a. t Digitized by Google
4 a6 Bridge. 43. AT. KA 1. Mr. ATP. ANT.... Head of Caracalla. fy. AAP. THIS. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. IIP. n. AND. CH. fan 208). Woman standing, holding right hand , and the left a cornucopia of plenty. 0 Æ.8.-R’.-F.o.-i 5 fr. EcVhel , Cat. mas. Dare. Yindob. 1. p. 137. N®. 4. 44. A.T. KAI, M. AT. ANTQNINOC. C€B. Same head. jy. AA. C€, AHT. A MHT. Born. IIP. n. “T. CH. (at 208). Burning pyre; towards the left, a tree jE.g.-R’.-F.o.-i2 fr. 45 ANTQNINOC. Even head. 1$£. AAP. CCOT. ANT. AMACI. MH. BORN. n. no. tT. CH. (year 208). Double burning pyre; on the left, a tree Æ.8j -R\-F.o.-i2 fr. 46. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Even head. IV. AAP. “T. YEAR. AMACI. MH. BORN. nP. n. €T. CH. (year 208). Double-decker pyre, flaming; left- che, a tree Æ.8i.-R s.-F.o.-i2 fr. 47. A.T. KAI. Mr. AT. ANTQNINOC. Same head. you. AAP. CïT. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. N€. IIP. no, “T. CH. (year 208). Double pyre floor; on the left , a tree Æ.8j.-R*.-F.o.-i 2 fr. 48. Den; A.. «ï. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. IIP. no. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre with flames; left- che, a tree. Æ.g.-R*.-F.o.-i 2 fr. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon. 49. Other; AA. This. ANT. AMAC €T. ..I.. (a). Pyre with a victim in the middle of the flames; on the left, a tree. Q. Same office. . . Æ.g.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr. (a) Pro CH. (year August) ). Digitized by Google
Poni. 4*7 5o. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP C. Laureate and hairless head Young caracalla, right, with paludamentum. U. AAP. “Y. YEAR. AMACIAC. MH. BORN. n. n. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre with a victim middle of flames; on the left, a tree. . Æ.8.-R*.-F.o.-ta fr. 5 i KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Same head. 1(4. AAP. C€Y. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. NE. n... €T. CH. (year 208). Spread Eagle , holding in its beak a crown, on a pyre; on the left, a tree; on the edge of the altar , a little genius. Æ.8.-R3.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 52. AT. K ANTON :... Laureate head of Caracalla, on the right, the chest covered with the toga.. 1)4. AAP. C€T. ANT. A.M. no. €T. CH. (year 208). Spread eagle, holding a crown in its beak , on a stake; at foot of this pyre is figurative a tree Æ.&î.-R 3 .-F.o.-i 5 fr. 53. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head. W.AAP. C«T. ANT ; in the field, fT. CH. (year 208). The Emperor in paludamentum, standing in front of a altar , holding the right hand one step tere, and on the left a pole. Q. Æ.8i.-R 4.-F.o.-24 f. Sestini, Descr. nam. Such. p. 23 4 . No. 9. 5. 54. A.T. KAI. Mr. AT Head removed from Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum. 154. AAP. CCT. AN....CIAC. MH - . NE., n. n. Caracalla and Geta, dressed in the toga, standing, giving oneself the hand; in the field, AND. CH. (year 208) , almost in- completely erased Æ.8Ï.-RA-F.0.-24 fp - 55. AT. KAI. Mr. ANTQNINOC. Even head, with the same attributes. 1)4. AAP. C6T. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. N€. fl?, n. The Digitized by Google
4”8 Bridge. Fortune standing , with its attributes”; dan» the field, 6T. This. (year 209) jE.yi.-RL-F.o.-iô fr. 56. ..... Mr. ATP. ANTQNWOC. Laureate head of Caracalla, on the right, with the paludamentum. jçt. AAP. C6T. AHT. AMACIAC. MHT. N«. IIP. no. Standing Fortune; in the field, “T. This. (year 209) and star Æ.Bj.-R^-F.o.- 1 5 fr. 57. Other almost similar , without the star , and very crude. Æ.8.-Rs.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 58. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTONIN. Laureate and hairless head of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum. y.. AAP. C«r. ANT. AMACIAC. MIT. N«. ÏÏP. II. “T. This. (year 209). Pyre with flames coming out of a kind of stove; on the left, a tree. . Office of the late Mr. Tôchon Æ.9.-RL-F.0.-24 fr. 5g. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Laureate head, right. y with the paludamentum. y. AAP. This T. AN....C1AC. MH. BORN. fi?. II. €T. This. (year 209). Double-decker pyre, flaming; to left, a tree Æ.8 .-Rs.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 60. Den , with AAP. C€T. ANT. A n. no. (T.this. (year 209). Same type Æ.8j.-R*.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 61 ANTQNINOC Laureate head. fyt. AAP. CCT. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. NE. IIP. n. AND. C0. (year 209 V Temple tetrastyle on a stage square ; next to , a tree. .. . . Æ.8.-R 3 .-F.o.-i 5 fr. Eckhel, Cal. roos. Caet. Vindob. T. I. p. 137. W°*. 5 and 6. 62. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Radiated head of Ca- young racalla, right, with paludamentum. rçi. AAP. CCT. AN. AMACIAC. MH. NE. ff?. T.J. 00 . {retrograde , year 209). Serapis sitting on uu seat, at Digitized by Google
PoKT. 429 left, half covered with pallium , the least right on the head of Orbcre placed at his feet, and the g. on the haste; in the ch., a star. (
Bridge. 43o Gela standing, dressed in the toga, holding hands ; in the field, eT. c©. (utvidctur). Æ.8j.-R4.-F.o.-24 f. Caracalla el Gela. 69. AT. K.M. ATT*. ANTQNINOC. Bust of Caracalla young, crowned with laurel, right, with malaria. i(i. aap. cer. ant. amaciac. mht. Ne. np. no. Bust of Geta, right, the bare head and the chest » covered with paludamenlum; in the field, eT. CH. (an 2q8) Æ.8î.-R\-F.o.-48 fr. Geta. 70 Head of Geta. y. AAP. cer. ANT. AMACIA. MH. n. n. AND. CH. (year 208). Jupiter seated, carrying Victory on his hand Dr. , and holding the pole of the left. ; at his feet , an eagle. . Valiant, Num. gr. p. 116. Æ.9.-RC-F.0.-24 fr. 71 reTAC. KeCAP. (sic). Bare head of Geta. N.AAP. CET. ANT. AMA.... Nor...; in the field, andT. CH. (year 208). Aesculapius standing. . Sestini, Descr. num. vel. p. 234 - JV®. to Æ.9.-RC-F.0.-24 fr. 72.n. centi. reTAC. K6caf. (tic). ceB. Bare head. IJ!. AAP. ceï. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. N€. n. n. €T. CH. (year 208). Fortune standing. . Sestini, l. c. No. it Æ.9.-R 4.-F.o.- 24 fr. 73. no. CentT. reTAC. this... Bare head of Géta, right, with the paludamenlum. ij! AN. AMACIAC. MH Fortune standing, with scs attributes; in the field, andT. CH. (year 208) Æ.9.-RL-F.0.-24 fr. Digiti. Google
Bridge. 43 i 74 centT. reTAC. k.... Even head. Ig. AAP. This Y. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. €T. CH. (year 208). Pyre; on it, something thing who is bad figurative and altered; on the left, a tree. Æ.g.-R 4 .-F.o.-a4 fr. 75. n. centTI. reTAC. KecAP. (sic). Bare head of Geta. K.AAP. C«T. ANT. AMAC. MHT. BORN. nP. TIO. (T. CH. (year 208). Square shape construction on the- what is the Sun in a quadriga , right hand raised, and holding a whip in the left; next to it, a small tree. Æ.9.-RL-F. 0.-24 Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. a34. N”. 6. 76. n. “nTi. rtTAc. KecAP. (sic). ctB. Bare head. Ig. AAP. cer. ANT. AMACIA. mht. n. n. andT. CH. (year 208). Construction square on which is a Mt. . Sestini, l. c. No. 7. . . Æ.9.-RL-F.0.-24 fr. 77. no. centTtMi. reTAC. KecAP. (sic). Bare head of Geta, right, with the pciiudamenlum. V. AA. CeY. ANT. AMACIAC. MH. Don't. P.nO. (sic , pro nP. no.) andT. CH. (year 208). Pyre; on it, a spread eagle, holding a crown in its beak; to left, a tree. Æ.9--R4.-F.o.-24 days. Cab. of the late Mr. Tôchon. • 78. Other; AAP. C€T AMAC. MH. N6. HP. no. andT. CH. (year 208). Eagle spread on a pyre; on the left, a tree. *iE.8.-R 4.—F.o.—2.4 fr. Cab. by fea M. Tôchon. 79. Other; AAP. cer. A...AMACIAC. andT. CH. (year 208). Pyre on which is a victim lying on his back, with a spread eagle on it; on the left, a tree. . Cab. late Mr. Tôchon Æ-8.-R4.-F.0.-24 ^r - 80. A. centT. reTAC Bare head of Geta. ig. Legend altered; in the field, eT. CH. (year • >
43a Powt. ?.o8 ). Eagle standing, holding in his one-necked beak ronne. Æ-9-R 4 .-F.o.-a4 fr. Sfsüni , Dejicr. nam. vet. p. a54. No. 9 . 81. n. Ann. reTAC. KecA. (sic). Bare head of Geta. AMACIAC. MHT. N€K€. (sic). IIP. IÏO. €T. CH. (year ao8). Geta on horseback, running gallop, te- holding a pole in his right hand; underneath, a small pleading figure. Æ.g.-R 5.-F.o^-4o fr. Sestini, l. c. No. 8. Severus Alexander. 8a. ATT. K. C€THPOC. AAeZANAP. Laureate head of Severus Alexander. lji. AAP. “T. AA€Z. AMACIAC. M.N. SF. IION. “T. CAA. (an a34) - Pyre, or construction on which is a spread eagle; next to it, a small tree; above, the chariot of the Sun. Æ.g.-R5.-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini, 1. c. p. a35. N”. 19. 83 Head of Severus Alexander. ljj. AA. C«T. AAEH. AMACIA. MHT. BORN. IIP. No. AND. CM. (melius CAA,, year a34). Building, or stake on which is an eagle; above, the chariot of Sun- . Valiant, Num. gr. p. x 35. Æ.g.-R 5 .-F.o.-3o fr. 84. Other , with the type of Fortune standing, tenant a rudder in the right hand, and a cornucopia dance of the left?p Æ.g.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr. Valiant, 1. 0 . Mamaea. 85 Head of Marnée. rçt. AMA. MHT. AND. CMB. (mclius CAA., an a34).Tem- octostyle magpie. D. Vaill. Group p. 1 4 • Æ.6.-R 4 .-F.o.-ia f. AMERIA. Digitiz . -
Bridge. 433 AMERIA. See, in the Description Volume 11. p. 339, the Greek Medal in bronze attributed to this 'city, but belonging rather to Arnasia or to Amisus of the same region . (a) FRIENDS, antcci Piraea, nunc Himiso, vel Samsün. Krc of the town of Amisus , yit of the founding of Rome, 3" having B.C. See, in Description Volume II. p. 34o and follows*. , the Medals automomis Greek in money and in bronze, and the iMpàaiAXE# Greek silver and bronze Hadrian, (b) Caracalla. Struscille. Sabine. Diadumenian. Salonin. Ælius. Maximum. Autonin the Pious. Tranquilline. SUPPLEMENT. 86. Head of a woman, left , with a high crown in the shape of a tiara, drop earrings and a necklace. ly. DEIPA. Owl, the wings deployed, view of face; on the left, an ear of barley ; in the field, Airr. . Topsail, Ta b. XLI. Fig. 22, and Seslini, Lett. num. T.l. p. 89.No. 1 Æ\..3.-U4.-F.o.-i2 fr. (a) This medal, whose legend is altered, is given as unique in our Description, because we believed we would discover there the name of a city new in the geography numismatics. The attribution we give to it here the brought into the class common medals. (b) The preceding asterisk the names indicates that the medals support in silver. 'Font IV. Supp. K e \
Bridge. 434 87. Head of .woman, to left, with a crown raised in the shape of tiara, pendants ears and a necklace. rçz. nEl Same type; in the field, AUX. . Topsail, Tab. XLI. Fig. 23, and Sestini, Letl. num. T. I.p. 90. No. 2. A.3.-R*.-F.o.-i2 fr. 88. Even head. 1^. nEIFA. Spreading owl, front view, on a base ; in ch., APIS. Æv..3.-R*.-I'.o.-t 2 fr. Sestini, Description. nam. vet. p. a36. 89. Same head , i left. 15t. IIEIPA. Spreading owl, front view, on a base; in the field , on the one hand, <1 1.j on the other, A©. A.6.-R5.-F.o.-48 fr. Sestini , Lett. num. T.VI. p. 34. No. i. Tab. II. Fig. has. qo. Same head, right. ty. A. Same type; below, AXKAEoX. . Sestini, l. c. N”. 3. Tab. II. Fig. 3. . .. A..3.-R«.-T.o.-i2 fr. 91 Head little different, left. W. Owl , front view, a lotus flower on the head, it seems ; in the field, AoTIlHroN. D. Topsail, Tab. XLI. Fig. 25, and Sestini, Letl. num. T. I.p. 90. No. 4 A-3.-RC-F.0.-1 2 fr. 9’?. Same head. rçt. Same cool on a base; in the field, AIAN. and an ear of barley. . . . . A..3.-RC-F.0.-12 fr. Sestini , Letl. nam. T. I.p. gi, and T. II. p. 172. No. 34. q3. Same head. Laughed. Legend erased. Same type; in the field, 0MZIK0Y. 13 A,.3.-R*.-F.o.-i 2 fr. Sestini , Leu. nam. T. II. p. ija. No. 35. Digitized by Google
! Bridge. 435 94 - Head of a woman, left, decorated with a crown high; in the field, four globules. qt. mnax. Bird, seen from the front, wings outstretched. Æv..4-R*.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Eckbel, Name. vet. anecd. p. 3o8. Tab. XVI, Fig. 9. and Cat. mus. Caes. Vindob. T. I.p. «4«. No. 6. g5. Same head. rçt. KTH. Same type. O.... A^.-R^.-F-o.-iS fr. Pellerin. Collection, T. I.p. >65. PI. XXVI. Fig. 14. 96. Other, with ZQXA. Same type. . Dutcns, Expli- cation of some Med. p. 5 i . A.4 --R*.-F.o.-i 5 fr. 97. Head of a woman, left, with a crown mu- high rumble. y. | A ' and 'e m°n ' ^424)- j Choueite f front view, wings outstretched, placed on a round domed shield. A.3.-RC-F.O.- 1 2 fr. Sejtini, Lett. nam. Continue. Volume VII. p. a5. 98. Round head of a woman, right. ty. AHMHTPIoT. A owl deployed, view of face f A.2.-R4.-F.O.-12 fr. 99. Head of Bacchus, right, surrounded by ivy. laughed. AMIXoï. Cistus mystical and thyrsus; in the field , the monogram (425).. Æ.4|.-C.-F.o.-i fr. 100. Head of Perseus, right, with ornate winged helmet of a vulture's head. rçt. AMIXoT. Harpa , with a floating knot; in the field, the monog. (45o).. Æ.2i.-R6.-F.' t‘.-i8 fr. 101. Head of a woman, wearing the remains of a claw fon , on the right. rçt. FRIENDS Hercules standing, leaning on his mas- sue , on the left. iE.4--R*.-F.o.-8 fr. Millingeu, Rec. of Med. Greeks uned. p.5g. PI. III. Fig. 14 . Ee* Im i
«02. Helmeted head of Pallas, on the right, the decorated helmet a griffin and five horses abreast above the visor. gr. FRIENDLY. Perseus standing, seen from face, covered of a ample chlarnyd , the head wearing a hat Phrygian , the right hand armed with the harpa , and you- nating from the left the head of the Gorgon whose body is extended to his feet; in the field, the mono- grams (426 and 42 7) Æ.8.-C.-F.0.-2 fr. to 3. Head of Pallas, right, with helmet decorated with four horses abreast and a griffin. %t. AMlEoT. Perseus standing, seen from the front, holding in the right hand harpa, and the left the head of Medusa whose body is stretched out at her feet; in the field , the monogs. (428 and 429). Æ.8.-C.-F.0.-2 fr. 104. Head of Pallas, right, with a helmet decorated with four horses abreast and a griffin. FRIENDLY. Perseus standing, seen from the front, holding in the right hand the 'harpa , and from the left the head of Jellyfish including the body is stretched out at his feet; in the ch., mon. (858 of the Rec. and 43o). Æ.9.-C.-F.0.-2 fr. 105. Other; in the field, monograms (43 1 and 432) Æ.8.-C.-F.0.-2 fr. 106. Other; in the ch., the mon. (433). Æ.8.-C.-F.0.-2 fr. 107. Laureate head of Jupiter, right. ip.AMIEoï. Eagle displayed on a thunderbolt, turned to left , and looking to the right. Æ. 7d.-R 4.-F.o.-ia fr. 108. Same head. g:. AMISoT. Same type; in the field, the mono- gram (705 of Rec.) Æ 51.-C.-F.0.-1 fr. 109. Other; in the ch., the mon. (434). Æ.4i.-C.-F.o.-'i en Digitizec
Bridge. 437 1 lo. Ægidc decorated in the center with the head of Medusa. w. FRIENDSoi. Victory walking, to right, tenant on the left shoulder a palm to which is attached a strip; in the field, monograms (433 and 435) Æ.4Î--C.-F.O.- iii. Other, with monogs. (436 01437). Æ.5.-C.-F.O.- H2. Other; with the monogram (438) and a symbol unknown Æ.5.-C.-F.O.- 1 13. Other, with the monogram (439). Æ-4--C.-F.O.- 1 14 . Other, with monogs. (433 and 44°)- -Æ«5,-£.-F.o.- 1 15. Other , with the monogram (44 *)• iSj^RfF.o.- 1 16 . Other, with my. (442 and 443)- Æ.4f!-C.-F.o.- 1 17 . Other, with my. (444 el 445)- Æ.5.-C.-F.O.- 1 18. Lair ; with my. (446 and 447)* Æ.4;.-C.-F.o.- 119. Other; monogram erased Æ.5.-C.-F.O.- 120. Other, with monogram (448). Æ.5.-C.-F.O.- 121. Other; in the field, star, crescent and the mono- gram (449) Æ.4;.-C.-F.o.- 122. Other, with the monogram (45o). Ai.43.-C.-F.0.- 123. Other, with monog. (45iet45a). Æ.43.-C.-F.0.- 124. Other, with my. (453 and 454)- Æ.5.-G.-F.O.- 125. Young helmeted head, right. AMISoT. Quiver; in the chamjS, the mono- grams (709 and 710 of the linked.) Æ.4--C.-F^- D 26. Almost similar lair Æ. 4d.-C.-F.o.-' 127. Other; in the field, star and crescent, the letters IB. and the inonogr. (455 and 456) Æ.4.-C.-F.0.- 128. Other; in the field, star and growing, and the monograms (457 and 458) Æ.4.-C.-F.0.- 12g. Other; in the field, star and crescent, cl the monograms (457, 45g and 461 ) . . Æ-4--C.-F.O.-
4^8 Bridge. 130. Young helmeted head, right. iy. AMISoY. Quiver ; in the field, star and cross . health, and monogr. (46o and 46a).. . Æ.44.-C.-F. 0.- 1 3 1 . Other, without monogram. nor symbol. . . Æ.4Ï.-C.-F.0.- i3a. Panther , on the right, holding a head in its claws deer or beef. i$£. AMISoY. Mystical cistus and thyrsus; in ch., a monogram. Æ.4.-RA-F.0.-8 fr. , Combe, Mas. Brittan. Tab. IX. Fig. s. “33. Têffei&B 8#cc^us > crowned with ivy. jy. AÎMlSol. (sic). Mystical cistus and thyrsus decorated with strips. . Æ.4.-R3.-F.o.-6 fr. Mas. Arig. I.a, 17. “34. Head of Bacchus or a Bacchante, crowned ivy. jjr. AMISoY. Thyrsus with a strip, and the tin- tmnnbulum ; in the field, almost bottom, two altered monograms, (a) Æ. 4— R 3—F.0.-6 fr. “35. AMISoY. Head of Pallas, right, chest covered green of the aegis. £3. Em. TAIOY. KAlKIAIoY. K0PN0YT0Y. Romc- Icephorus seated on weapons, left; in the exergue, ^»MH. Æ.5.-R«.-F.o.-a4 fr. Morell. in fam. Csecilia, and Sestini, Descr. nam. vet. p. a35. 1 36. AMicoY. €A£Y©€PAC. Bust of Pallas. i$t. €ToYC Lying river , the left arm cast on an overturned urn. . Æ.4.-R5.-F.o.-«5 fr. Eckhei, Syllog. I.p. 3o. (a) Poorly described T. II. p. Ht Description , N“. <5. Digitized by Google
Port. 4^9 137. AMlCoï. EAET0EPAC. Head young M. Aurèle island , with the chlamys on the shoulders. u. Caduceus winged; in the field, FqB. (year 102). Æ.5.-RC-F.0.-30 fr. Sestini , Lell. nam. T.VI. p. 35. No.- 4. 1 38. Tutulated and veiled head of a woman. tj:. AMICor. EAET0EPAC. ; at middle of the field, cic.r. (223) (a). Without type. . . Æ.5.-R7.-F.o.-3o fr. Seelini, I. v. N*. 5. Trajanus. i3g. TPAIANOT. 0eor. C6BACTOT. (litl.fug.). Victory walking, to left, tenant a crown of the right hand raised , and a palm from the left. ly. AMlfior. fA€T0€PAC. “TOIC. PK0. (year 129). A small temple surrounded trees; in front, a altar lit. Æ.5.-R'.-F.o.-ioo fr. Cab. by fea M. Grivaad de la Tiocelle. Hadrianus. l4o. ATT. KAI. TPA. AAPIANOC. C€B. n. n. YOU. T. Head Hadrian's urea , on the right. fy. A T. CA6T06PAC. €TO VAT. Capricorn with a cornucopia , right ; below, PSA. (year 164) A. 4.-R 4.-F. *.-24 fr. 4i. Same legend and same head. ly. AMICOr. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. PHE. (year l65). Mercury standing, holding the hand of dr. a scholarship, and on the left a caduceus. . A.4.-R 4 .-F.’*‘.-24 fr. Christ. Hamas, Cal. num. Such. rcg. Dan. T. I.p. iy4. No. 16. (a) Date of end of Commodus' reign , coinciding with the year 944 of the faith of Rome. » • “ I* \
BRIDGE. 44o 142. att. kai. tpa. aapianoc. see b. n. n. rn. r Laureate head of Hadrian, right. F(. AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOIC. PïH. (year 168). The Dioscuri standing, armed with their pole and their sword. . & /. Æi.7.-R’.-F.’ ,'.-2oo fr. Cab. by fea M. Allier de Haateroche. 1 43 . Same legend and even head laureate, toured left, the chlamys on the right shoulder- R\ AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. PÏH. (year 168). Deb. woman, dressed in the slola, holding a coat hook the right hand, and a torch from the left. . A^.-RL-F.*.-^ f- Cab- by M. Rollin, in Paris. 144. ...ATT,. KAI. TPA. AAFIANOC. CFB.... Bare head of Hadrian , on the right. # This EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. PÏ0. (year 169). Serapis dressed in the pallium, seated on a seat , turned to left, the modius on the head, the right hand on the pure haste, and the g. extent; extent; to scs feet, Cerberus. . Cab. by AI. Millingen. . . . M..(>i.-R, .-F.’,‘.-8o fr. Satina. 145. CABFINA. CEBACTH. Head of Sabine, h right. U. AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. P£S\ (year 166). Mercury naked, standing, holding a purse the hand right, and a caduceus on the left. . Æi.4--Rs--F.*.-48 fr. 146. Other, but FTOTC. P2Z. (year 167). Debont woman, holding a coat hook with right hand , and a scepter of the left. Æc.4.-R5.-F.*.-48 fr. Kckhcl, Cat. mos. Cars. Yindob. I.p. 1Î8. N", n. 147. Other; AMICOT. EAFT0EPAC. “TOT. P2H. (year 168). Ceres standing, holding the right hand a hook, and on the left a torch. . A..4 .-R s.-F.*.-48 fr. . Sestini. Dcscript. name. vcl. p. u 35 . N 1', has •»
Bridge. 44 1 f48. Other,. with the type of Juno and the same date. . Dumersan, Calai, Med. fire cab antiques Mr. Allier de Hauteroche, p. 6a. A.4— R 5.-F* .-48 fr. Caracalla. 149. ATT. KAI. Mr. AT. ANTQNïINOC. Laureate head of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum. i(i. AMICOT. eA6T0€PAC. €T.... The dismissed Emperor, in a quadriga, right, holding with right hand the horse reins , and of the left a scepter surmounted by a spread eagle. . . Æ.9--R5--F.o.-3o fr. Seitini, Lett. nura. Continued. Chapter IV. p. 70. Tab. VI. Fig. 1. 150. Other; AMICOT. EAET0EPAC. ETOTC. CAE. (year 235). Victory in a bige, holding in the right hand a crown, and on the left a palm. . Valiant, Num. gr. p. 97 Æ.t 1 .-R*.-F.o.~4o fr. 1 5 1. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATT. ANTQN1NOC. Laureate head of Caracalla , with the paludamentum. 1(2. AMICOT. EAET0E. €T. CMH. (year 248 ). Victory in a big, holding the hand right lifting a crown, and from the left a palm. . Seslini, Lett. num. T.VI. p. 35. No. 6. Æ.mm.-R*.-F. 0.-40 fr. 1 52. ATT. K.M. ATP. ANTONINOC. Laureate head. 1(2. AMICOT. EAEÏ0. ET. CMH (year 248). Head of Bacchus, surrounded by ivy. . . . Æ- 7 .-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. Eckhcl, Cat. mas. Caes, Vintlob. T.I. p. i38. No. 14. 1 53 . Other; AMICOT. 6AeT0. €T.; in the field, CMH. (year 248). Victory walking, right. . Mus. Arig. /. al. 8, 1 33 . ...» Æ- 7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. Digitized by Google
44* Pou t. Gordianus Pius. 1 54- Arr. K. M. roPAIANOC. Radiated head of Gordian the Pious. Iy. AMICOY. EAEY0EP.; in the field, AND Jupi- tcr-Oriens with the pallium, standing, left, bears both on the right hand a star, and on the left a globe. Æ.g.-R4.-F.o.-3o fr. Scstini, Lett. No. T.VI. p. 35. N®. 7 . Tranquillina. 155. CABEIKIA. TPANKTAAINA. CEBACTH. Head of Tran- quillin. tf.. AMICOY. EAEY0E. ; in the field, AND. AOC (litl.fug.). Neptune sitting on a rock, on the left, holding a trident in his right hand. . Seslini, l. c p. 36. No. 8 Æ.m.m.-R’.-F.o.-iSo fr. t Saloninus. 156. no. AI. KOP. OYAAePIANOC. kai . Laureate head of Salonin. Hi. AMICOC. Europe on a bull; below, a dolphin. Æ.7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. Valiant, Name. gr. p. 187. ASIBA. See, in the Description Volume II. p. 347, the uarÉiuiut medal Greek in bronze. Digitized by Google
Bridge* 443 CÀBIRA, Türkal ruin. Voyei, in the Description Volume II. p. 347 and nsi*.. the medals autonomous Greek bronze sculptures. CERASVS, nunc Chrixonda, vel Ghirecin, vel Reresun. City era, 817 from the founding of Rome, 64 AD See, in the Description Volume II. p* 348, the autonomous medals Greek in bronze (a), and the Medal xmp£exajle Greek in bronze of Mr. Anrèle. SUPPLEMENT. Antomnus Pines. 157. ATT. K.. T. AIAIOC. AATIANOC. ANTQNINOC. C«B. Bare head of Antoninus the Pious, h right. IJ£. KEPACOTNTIQN. eTOTC. OA. (year 74). Aesculapius standing, seen from the front, and looking to the right, half covered with the pallium, the right hand on a staff tower of which is a serpent. . . Æ.4v-R, -“F>°-~3o fr. Mr. Aurelius. m 158. ATT. ANTONEINOC. C€B. Laureate and bearded head of Marcus Aurelius, on the right, with the paludamenlum ; (a) Mr. Sestini does not recognize any independent medal of the city of Cerasns; he claims that both medals qae we have published, 1. c. , have been misread, and that they must be attributed, the first AtCritbosium of the Chersonese of Thrace , and the second to Genturipae of Sicily. See Sestini, General Classes, second edition, p. 69, and Lett. uum. Continuaz T. VII. p. ag. Digitized by Google
444 Bridge. behind, the counter-mark of the old office of Mantua. S ly. KePACOTNTIQN. And. nH. (sic, year 88). Satyr walking, left, holding a lit torch the right hand, and the pedum of the left. (has). ÆL.5.-Rr.-F.o.-3o f. Elagabalus. 159. ATT. K. M. A... ANTONIN... Laureate head of Éiaga- bale, right, with the paludamenlum. It. KtPACOTN. e. PNR. (sic, year i56). Neptune naked , standing, having a small fish on his hand dr. , and the left on his trident, (b). Æ.4î.-R8.-F.o.-4o fr. CHABACTA. See, in the Description Volume II. p. 34g, the Medals àotobomzs ' bronze Greek statues. SUPPLEMENT. 160. Young, hairless, helmeted head, right. XABAK... Quiver; in the field, star and croissant , and the monog. (449)- • • 4E.4ï--R*.“F.O.-8 fr. f (a) The one size a been already described in Tome It. p. 348. 10S of black Description, but are less accurate; however he fants observe that the legends have been retoned. Vaillant reports nne similar medal with ET. H. (year 8),qni is certainly nne false lesson. (A) The reverse legend is intact. We distinguish on the head of the figure of the horns, which will carry to believe sb it's rather nn Breakdown as Neptune ; this scroit then rather a tbjrrsc than a trident that he would hold. Digitized by Google
Bridge. 445 COMANA, nunc Mermèr-Klissà vel Gomanak, in vicinia hodiemi Tokàt. See, in the Description. T. II. p. 34 g et seq., Us Autonomous medals Greek bronze sculptures, Greek bronze imp4iuai.es, and Latin ones of bronze colony returned to Comana of Cappadocia. SUPPLEMENT. 161. Aegis; in the middle, the head of Medusa. *[ ..MANÎ2N. Marching Victory, right , carrying a palm on the left shoulder; in the field, the monograms (44601463) Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-8 fr. 162. Head diademec. H • KoMANQN. Lion walking. . Æ.5.-R5.-F.o.-i5 f. MDs. Senclem. Sat. se). I.p. year. 163. Hairless head, left, covered with a kind of cap; in the field, a dubious symbol in counter-mark. f[. KoMAN...., written between the rays of a star. Q. Sestini, Lclt. num. Continued. Tom. Vll.pag. 1^. A®. 1 Æ.7.-R5.-F.o.-a4 fr. 164. Same head, with a quiver as a counter-mark. b£. KoMAN..., in the rays of a star, and the monograms (464 and 465) (a); underneath, an arch. . Sest. I. c. No. 2. Tab. I.Fig. n. Æ.7.-R5.-F.o.-24 fr. (o) La Egaré, in Sestini, offers the monogram (5o3), an link of the one (465) that the description bears.
446 Bridge. JNerva. l 65 . ATTOKPATOP. (sic) N6POTA. KAJCAPI. YOU. TV Laureate of Nerva, right. yew. KOMANIîN. r. x. , in three lines; in the middle, a club. Æ.6.-R^.-F.o.-ioo fr. Cab. by M. J. Millingen. Scptimius Severus. 166. A.T. K. cen. C€OTHPOC. Laureate bust of Septirae Severe, right, with paludamentum and breastplate. b[. I6POKAICAP. KOMAN£u)N. Disbarred woman, from- butt , seen from the front and dressed in the siola, right hand on a shield placed on the ground, and holding the left a club. O Æ.85.-R7.-F.0.-J00 fr. Cab. by J. Milliogen. GAZIVRA, nunc Azurnis. Voyex, in Description Volume II. p. 35o and following. , the medals Greek autovomu in bronze. |ï . . J»- ->. ' -t LAODICEA, nunc Ladik. Voyei, in the Description Volume II. p. 35 1, the actosomc Medals 1 Greek bronze. “M#** Diqj
POHT. 447 MARIANDYNI. Stand-alone medals. The medals of this people are: In silver. R*. — F.*. Small modal 200 fr. 167. MAPI. Laurel head of a woman, right, with collar link and earrings; behind, a palm. f(. Head of Jupiter, crowned with oak , to what he appeared. Æ..2j.-R'.-F.' ,,.-âoo fr. Csb. of the late Mr. Tdchon , i Paris. NEOCAESAREA, nunc NiksÀr, vel Nixarîa. City era, 816 from the founding of Rome, 63 AD See , in the Description Volume 11. p. 35 1 and !«!>., the Medal autonomous Greek in bronze, and the XMriaiAi.ES Greek in bronze of Tiberius. Calignla. Mr. Aurèle. Faostine the young Scptime Serere. Julia Domna. Caracalla. Geti. Serèrc Alexandre. Maximin. Gordian Picox. Valerian. SUPPLEMENT. Caligula. 168. TAIOC. RA ICA P. rePMANlKOC- Laurel head of Ca- ligula , right; in the field, NeOKAICAPeco. f(. AmnniNAN.aptemook. fFMortNorc. Agrip- dick dressed in the stola, seated on a seat , toured at right, the right hand on the pure pole, and holding the g. a cornucopia. Æ-4;--R5--F.o.-i 5 fr. 169. Three others almost seem. Æ. 4î.-R s.-F.o.-i 5 fr. Digitized by Google
448 Harbor. 170. TAIOC. KAIC. NC1ÎKAICAP60N. (sic). Laureate head of Caligula , on the right. laughed. Ar niNAN. APT Agrippina seated on a seat, right, right hand on the pure liastc, and in the left a cornucopia and ears. . Cab. by M. J. Millingen. . Æ. 3.-R5 .-F.o.-i 5 fr. Donûlianus. 171. AOAUTJANOC. KAI. Laureate head of Domitian. r[. NEOKAICAPEQN. Tetrastyle temple. Q.Sestini , Lell. num. Tom. III. p. 6. No. 7 , ex Pell. Mel. II. p. 46 Æ.5-R6.-F.o.-i8 fr. Trajanus. 17a. ATT. KAIC. K6F. TPAIANOC. C€B. rePM. Head lau- ree of Trajan, with the paludamcntum. laughed. NeOKAlCAPeiAC. “to. THE. vel 10 . (year i 5 or 19). Standing Fortune , holding in his right hand a gou- vernail, and the left a cornucopia. D. Sestitii, Lell. num. Continued. Tom. VIT. p. 3o. No. 3 Æ.6.-R5-F.o.-a4fr. Mr. Aui'elius. 173. ATTOK. ANT..N€INOC. CEB. Laureate and bearded head of Mr. Aurèle, on the right, with the paludamenlum. laughed. koin. in. noNTor. «t.
Bridge. 449 figure , or Jupiter naked on a cippus. Q. Sestini, Leu. num. Continue. T.Vll.p. 3 i. iV®. <{• Æ.7.-R 4 .-F.o.-t2 fr. 175. Ai. N. A. CEnTI. CEOïHPOC. Head laureate of Sep- time Severe. tf. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. AND. PM B. (year 142). Lelrastyle Temple. Æ.C).-R 4.-F.o.-2o fr. Sestini, The”, noun. Chapter III. p. 7. N“. 3. 176. Other; but in the temple, three idols on cippes. Q. Sestini, l. c. No. t4..'Æ.g.-R 4.-F.o.-2o fr. 177. Ai. K. A. cen. ceOTH Laureate head of Septimius Severe, right, with paludamentum . Jt. KOIN. no.N€OKAI. MHTPO. Iron tetrastyle temple me; in exeg., *T. PMR. (year 146). (a). Æ.8|.-R3.-F.o.-9 f. 178 CfOTHPOC Laureate head, right, without the paludamentum. B[. KOIN. n KAI. MHTPO. Altar in a four-column temple; in the exergue, *T. PMR. (year 146). . v Æ.8.-R 5 .-F.o.-g fr. 17g. Ai. KAI. CEn.CBoïHPOC. Laureate head of Sept. Severe, jf. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. AND. PM B. îtel PMR. (year 1.4” or 1 /(fi-.Six women dcb. . Æ.g.-Rà.-F.o.-3o fr. Sestini, Lett. name. Chapter III. p. j. N*. tS, ex Haym. Th. Br. It. Tsb. 39.Fig. a. p. 3 i 4 and 3tS. t8o Head of Septimius Severus. IC. KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHT. AND. PMH. (year 148) (6). Standing figure, with a vase. Æ.g.-F.Oj- Valiant, Nam. gr. p. 85. (a) In this date, the R has the value of Yepisemon or of the letter numeral V (6), as Eckhel proved, Doclr. number vet. T. II. p. 356. (4) Doubtful period given by Vaillant. Volume IV' . Scpp. F f Digitizeq by Google
Post. 45o .81 Head of Septimius Severus. Ti. KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHT. AND. WFH. (year 148). (a) Temple tetrastyle in which is a small fig placed on a cippe. Æ.9.-F.0.- Valiant, Name. gr. p. 85. Julia Douma .8 2 . toTAIA. AOMNA. ATrOTCTA. Head of Julia Domna. fl. KOIN. no. NCOKAIC. MHTPO. “T. PMR. (year 146). Temple tet.rastvle in which is a lit altar; on the temple pediment , a globe. . Seslini, Lett. nutn. Continue. T.VU. p 32. No. 8. Æ.7 .-R«.-F.o.- 1 2 fr. 183. IOYA1 A. AOMNA. ATrOTCTA. Veiled head of Julia Damna. I<. KOINON. NEOKAI. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (year 146). Altar lit in a temple tetrastyle. . Seslini, Description num. vet. p. 236. A'°. 1 . . Æ.9.-RI-F.0.-20 fr. 184. IOTAIA. AOMNA. A Head of Julia Domna, on the right, with the stola on the chest. I*. KOI. No. NïOKAIC. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (year 146). Naked figure, on a cippe, right hand hanging, the left on a hill, in the middle of a temple te- trastyle. (b). Æ. 8.-R 5.-F.o.-3o fr. Mns. Ssnclcm. Name. salt. Vol. 11. p. *97- Tab - XXV. Kig. »3i. , 85 . IOTAIA. AOMNA. AYr. Veiled head of Julia Domna. fi. KOINON. NEOKA. MHTPO. PMH. (year 148). Tetrastyle temple in which there is a lighted altar. Mus. Theup. p. 954 Æ.ç).-R s.-F.o.-3o fr. 186. Other; KOINON. NEOKAIC. MHTP. AND. PMH. (year (aj Doubtful time. (b) The description given by Sanclemente is not not compliant to engraving. < Digitized by Google
1 48 ) (a). Tetrastyle temple in which is a small figure. . Vaillant, Group p, g3 Æ.g.-F.o.- Caracalla. 187 Head of Caracalla. B[. KOI. no.... KAI. MH... E.... AND. FM. (year 140) (6). Tetrastyle temple in which is a altar lit, (c). Q. Catalog. (TENnery, p. 4^4 - No. 2970 Æ.9.-F.0.- 188. ATT. Mr. Atpha. ANTQNINOC. Laureate head. 1<. KOIN. no. NEOKAI. MHTFOn. AND. FMB. (year 142). Temple; in the interior, three military signs silence. O '. Æ.7.-M-F.0.-12 fr. Sestini, Description pt. name. ver. p. a36. No. a. 189. AT. KAI. Mr. ATPHAI. ANTouNINOC. Hairless bust and laureate of Caracalla, with the paludamentum. H. KOI. no. M. A. (d) NEOKAI. MHTPO. ; k exercise gue, PMB. (year 142). Tetrastyle temple k the entrance to the what is a naked man on a base , holding a globe with the right hand, and a spear with the left. . His- tini, Letl. nurn. Continue. Tom. VII. p. 33. No. i 5 Æ.g.-R3.-F.o.-g fr. d 90. A. KAI. Mr. ATP Bust laureate of Caracalla young, k right, with the paludamentum. I(. KOIN. no. NEOKAIC. MHTPO. Standing deity on a cippe , in the middle of a temple tetrastyle; to exeg., AND. FMR. (sic, year 146). (c). Æ.8.-R3.-F.o.-g fr. (a) Doubtful time. (t) Doubtful time. (e) Falsely attributed to Amasia de Pont. in Catalonia. cited. (d) Pro Marcia Adriaoa. te) We have already said that in this date the R replaces the letter
POHT. 45 a ,IQ. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANTQNINOC. Laureate head of Ca- young racalla, right, without the paludamacntum. KOIN. no. NfOKAIC. MHTPO. Temple tctra- stvle ; in exeg., €T. PMR. (year 146). Æ.8.-R1.—F.o.-g fr. 19a. Another almost similar. . . Æ.7;.-R 3 .-F.o.-g fr. sg3. ATT. KAI. Mr. AYPH. ANTQNINOC. Head laureate and removed from Caracalla , with the paludamenlum. fl. KOI. AON. NfOKAIC. MHTPO. €T. PMR. (year 146). Tetrastyle temple in which is a altar on which is a naked figure holding a pole; between the wings of the building, on each side, a statue on a column. Æ g.-RA-F.o.-ia fr. Sestioi, Lett. name. Continue/. T.VH. p. 33. No. i3. / 194. Other, with a temple with six columns. . Scstini, l. c. No. 14 Æ. 7* -R’.-F. 0.-6 fr. Geta. 195. C6IITI. reTAC. KAICA. Bare head of Geta, right, with the paludamenlum. af. KOIN eOKAIC. MHTPO. Tetrastyle temple ; in the exergue, tT. PMR. (year 146)- Æ.8.-R4.—F.0.-18 fr. 196 IT. reTAC Same head. *. KOIN. no. NeOKAI. MHTPO. Tetrastyle temple; in each inter-column , a cluster of rays mimeral Ç (6). Opendant he is i notice that the youth of Caracalla contravenes the date 146; because then he either has a beard, and in Year 14” he did not yet have any and did not wish to have any , since he only saw sixteen years old. It is believed that the inhabitants of Neocaesarea, to flatter the prince, had, so to speak, deified him, by representing him both on the unities like Apollo or the Sun; because snr donkeys he is lanré, snr of others he wears the radiated crown
Bridge. 453 sin suspended; in the exergue, the date €T. PMr. (year i46) Æ.8j.-R4.-F.o.-ao fr. 197. Another almost similar, (a). Æ.8.-R4.-F.o.-ao fr. 198.n TETAC. KAICA. Bare head of Ge’ta. rt. KOIN. no. NEOKAIC. MHTPO. AND. PM H. (year .148). Tetrastyle temple. .... Æ.g.-R*.-F.o.-2o fr. Sestini , Lett. name. Chapter III. p. 9. No. 26. Severus Alexander. 199 Head of Severus Alexander. Ht. NEOKAIC. MHT. nONTOT. “T. PH. (year 160). Table on which is an urn from which rise two flippers; under the table , a vase with a handle from which two palm fronds also come out. . Æ.g.-Re.-F.o.-5o fr. Gessner, Impp. Tab. 166.Fig. 43*. 200. Other; NEOKAIC. MHT. nONTOT. AND. PEB. (year 162). Table on which are two ballot boxes with of fins. . Vaillant, Gr.p. i 38 . Æ.9~R*.-F.o.-5o fr. Gallienus. 201. ATT. K.n. AI K. TAAAIHNOC. Laureate head of Gal- link , right , with the paludamentum. MHT. NSOKAI ; at the bottom , et. Pq0. (year 199). Obloud square base , on which are two urns games; in each of them, two palm fronds. . His- tini, Lett. num. Continued. Tom. Vile. p. 33 . No. 16. Tab. I.Fig. 12 Æ.7.-R s.-F.o.-20 fr. (a) The medals that I Here of describe carry the date PMR. (146); it's after a very careful examination that I know noticed Pellerin's mistake, who we gave the year PMB. (i4a) Fajrtz Dtscript. T. II. p. 353. N“. ta5 and ia6. _ i. Digitized by Google
Bridge. 454 202 Laureate head of Gallienus. H-MHT. NSOKAICAPIAC. 6T. Pq©. (year îgg). Crown. Æ.9-Rs.-F.o.-24 fr. Mas. Arig. I. “1. 14, aa4- PH ARNACIA. See , in the Description Volume II. p. 355, the Autonomous Medal Greek in bronze. ADDITIONAL. 203. Head of Racchus, surrounded by ivy. Bt. >I>A. ZAMISoHS. Thyrsus with strips. . Sestini, Descr. num. vet’. p. Æ.4.-R s.-F.o.- 18 fr. 204. Laureate head of Jupiter. •t- *APNAKEIAS. Eagle, wings outstretched, seen from face, placed on a lightning; in the cbarap, the mono- gram (453). Æ.4±.-R 6 .-F.o.-i8 fr. Sestini, Lett. name. Continued. Chapter III. p. 63. PIMOLISA , Osmangik ruin. See”, dc.ni Description Volume U. p. 355, the Autohomis Medals bronze Greek statues. SUPPLEMENT. 2o5. Helmeted head of Pallas. f[. . .IMfîAlS. Quiver with its link. . Mus. San- clem. Num. salt. Tom. I. p. 253. Tab. x. Fig. 86 Æ.5.-R*.-F.o.-i8 fr. Digitized by Google
Bridge. 455 SARBANISSA Sinopensium, numiis held back. J,a Medal of this city is : Eli Brome. R*. — F.o. Modal polish 100 fr. Polemon II. 206 AETS. noA Diademed head of Polemon II. rt- Ï(APBA)KISXQN. YOUR. EJNn. Fortune deb., on the left j in the field, L. q. (year 90). (has). Q. Its- tini , Class. generales, edit. second, p. 60, ex Mus. Com. in Wiczay 00 fr - SE B A STOPO LIS. See, in your Description. T. II. p- 355 and soot. , your autohomo Medal Greek in bronze, and your bronze Greek statues Amonir] the irnx. Jalu Domna. SÜPPI.KMBNT. 207. I€PA. CYNKAHToC. (lit. fug.). Bare head of the Senate, to the right , with the chlamys on the shoulders. i<. CtBACTpnoAelTQN. Juno or Nemesis standing, front view , the head surmounted by the modius and veiled, dressed in the stola, holding with her right hand hanging his clothing, and left hand placed on his poi- trinity Æ.6.-R 8—F.o.-ioo fr. 208. ceBACTortoAlC. Helmeted figure, in short coat. (a) This date relates 5 1st Aeiarian era, including noos let's say a word, below, p. 476, note (5). It corresponds to the year of Rome 797, 44 AD \
Bridge. 456 walking , on the left, holding in the left hand the parazonium, and the right on a pole. rl. oMoNolA. Seated woman, left, holding right hand nne hook. Q... Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr. Sestini , Lett. name. Conü&ais. T. IX. p. 19. Tab. II. Fig. 1. Antoninus Pius. 209. Head of Antoninus the Pious. "(. CFBACTOnOAtITQN. Diana of Ephesus, with deer and its supports. Æ.6.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr. Mas. Arig. I. 4, 56. TRAPEZVS, nunc TrabisÀn, vel Trebisonda. Era of the -city, 816 from the founding of Rome, 63 AD See, in the Volume Description II. p. 356 and next. , Us MedalUs Greek bronze impbriai.es Trajao. Elagabalus. Severe Alexander. SUPPLEMENT. Trajanus. 210. Legend deleted. Head of Trajan, it seems. r[ tZOTNTlooN. Bust of the god Lunus, head covered with a radiant cap. Q. Æ.9--R6.-F.o.-4o fr. Seslini, Lett. num. Continue. Volume VII. p. 34- No. 3 (a), and Christ. R amus , Cat. name. vel. Mosei Reg. Dan. I.p. 195. No. 1. 21 i. AT. KAIC. N€P. TPAIANOC. “B. CAPMA. AAK. Head Laurea of Trajan, right. <. TPAneZOTNTWN. €T. N. (year 5o), in four (a) Sestini, 1. c. , reports two dens medals rough edges of U Gallery of Florence struck by the same prince, and described its the N 4 *. 1 and a. I think they might as well belong to Trapezopolis of Caria.
Bridge. 4^7 lines, in a laurel wreath (a). . Office of the late Mr. Tôchon Æ.5v-R’.-F.o.-3o fr. * " * HAS/. Aurelius. 212. ATT. K.M.AT. ANTONeiNOC. CfB. Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius. Ht. Legend erased. Young head, with chest, covered of a beanie written off , leading a che- val? (6). . Sestini, Leu. num. Continued. T.Vil. p. 35. iV”. 5. Æ.g.-R5—F.o.-3o fr. Septimius Severus. a«3 Laureate head of Septimius Severus. H- TPAIIEZOTNTIQN. EAP. (year i35). Lunus covered of the Phrygian radiated cap, on horseback, seen at half-length as well as the horse'. Æ- 7 .-R 6 .-F.o.-3o fr. Eckhel, Cal. my". Caes. Vindob. T.I. p. i38. No. i. Julia Douma. ai4- IOYAIA. AOMNA Bust of Julia Dorana, with the stola on the chest. K. TPAnezOTNTiQN. €. P SB. (year 16 2 ). (Lit. vitiat.) The god Mois on horseback, advancing towards an altar ; der- behind, a tree. O. Sesi. I. v. No. 6. Æ-9.-R 6 .-F.o.-4o fr. (a) The date I. (io) f which I reported according to Theupoli, Descript. T. II. p. 356. N®. i38 , is vicious : there are only 10 years between the first year of Trajan's reign and the last of that of Ela- gabale. {b) Mr. Sestini thinks that the typa of the god Lunus authorizes him to ger this medal among those of Trapaeus; but we can law object that this same type is found at Trapezopolis of Caria, and that its attribution does not seem certain. The only factory of medal must be consulted, for law to assign a true homeland. Digitized by Google
458 Bridge. Caracalla. 21 5 . AT. K.M.AT. ANTHN64NOC. Young, laureate head , of Caracalla. b(. TPnezOTNTlooN. (sic) ©AP. (an i 3g). Serapis standing, the hand right raised, and pure haste in the left. iE.6.-R 6.-F.o.-3o fr. Eckbel, Cat. mas. Caes. Vindob. T. I.p. 139. ?ï°. a. 216. A.T. KAI. Mr. ATP. (ANTOONIN^. litt.fug.)-, in se- conde line, IOTA. AOM. Laureate head of Caracalla, right, with the paludamentum. (a) 1(. TPAnezoïN The god Lunus to horse, walking, right, head covered with Phrygian cap written off , dressed in the chlamys and a kind of nnaxry- laugh; in front, an altar; behind , a tree; in the ch., under the horse, ç. ... . Æ. io.-R*.-F.o.-ioo fr. Cab. particular incooua. Elagabalus. ny Head of Elagabalus. Pi- TPAneZOTNTHlN. e. P3:B. (year 162). Lunus on horseback val, advancing towards an altar, (b). . Æ.9.-R 6.-F.o.-4o f. Cat. d’Eunery, p. 5%5. No. 3544- 2 1 B.AT. K.M.AT. ANTÎXN6INOC. Laureate head of Elaga- balc , right, with the paludamentum. vi. TPAntZOTNTION. (lit., exlr.). Lunus on horseback , to the right, approaching an altar ; on one side, a man deb. under a tree; on the other side, another man covered with the chlamys, holding in his hands one () The medal having been overstriked, it seemed that the head trunk attached to another. () In Catal. from Ennery, this medal is considered as being from Caracalla; but the date does not correspond to the reign of this prince , but that's what Elagabsle is all about.
torch- above, a little genius; at the bottom, uu ser- creeping slope. Æ. 9.-R 6 . -F.0.-40 fr. Scstini, Lelt. name. Continued. Volume VII. p. 36. No. 8. Tab. I. Fig. i 3 . Gordianus Pius. 219. ATT. K.M.ANT. TOPAIANOC. ceB. Bust the u re of Gordian, right. i<. TFAneZONTinN. Standing Fortune , on the left. . . Com. JViczajr, Mus. Hcderv. Tom. J.p. i85. iV”. 4433 Æ.8.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr. Salonina. (a) ZELA, looks Zilk. Kre of the city, 816 of your foundation of Home, 63 AD. See , in the Tome If Description. p. 35d , the Mpiniut Medals bronze Greek statues . Julia Domua. Caracalla. SUPPLEMENT. Julia Doritya. 220. IOTAIA. AOMNA. AtrOTC.... Head of Julia Domna, & right; underneath, a leaf. t(.ZHAIT00N noNO. Bexastyle temple , with a pediment indented towards the center (6); in exergue , (T. PM. (year 140) Æ.73.-R*.-F.o.-3o fr. (a) Mr Sealini described a medal of this princess , but the % , legend on the reverse is doubtful. Foyer Sestini, Description. nam. vet. p. a38. (e) This temple is that of Anaitis, a Persian divinity greatly honored in
4<>o Bridge. 221. IOTAIA. âOMNA Head ofJulia Dorona. flt. KOI. No. ZHAITcoN. 6T. FMB. (“n 142). (has). Hexaslyl temple. . Scstini, Letl. num. Continued. T. IX. p. ig. N". 1 Æ.7.ï.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr. Caracaüa. 222. AT. KAI. Mr. ATFH. ANT00NINOC. “B. Laureate head from Caracaüa , on the right. H- ZHAITOON. EARLY. IONT. ST. PMB. (year 142). Hexaslyl temple similar to the previous one. Q. Eckhel, Calai, mus. Caes. Vindob. Tom. I.p. 1 3g. A'0 . 1 . Tab. III. Fig. 1 Æ. 8.-R 9.-F.o.-3o fr. 223. AT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANT00N. Laureate head of Cara- young calla, right. ut. ZHAIToo... nONT.6T.PMr. (year 143). Temple tetrastyle of which the entrance is closed by a trellis. . Cab. by Mr. de La Gojr. . . . Æ.8.-R‘.-F.o.-3o fr. 224. ATT. KAI. Mr. ATP. ANT00N.... Hairless head and laureate of Caracaüa , on the right. B[. ZHAITwN. EARLY. noNO. ; at the bottom, FMr. (year l 43). Order tetrastyle temple Doric, of which the pediment is decorated with a star. . Scstini, Letl. num. Continued. T.IF. p. 70. Tab. FI. Fig. 2. Æ. 8.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr. Zela. Belley, Mérn. of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres, T. XXIV, and Strabo , Liv. XII. c. a. $. a6. (a) Mr. Sestini claims, 1. o. , qne snr the cabinet medal of Well, what did I report in The Description reads PMB. year place of PM. Neither Pellerin neither I nor I saw any trace of number a, nor snr this medal , nor that of the same office, de- written below, aa No. aao. Digitized by Google
Kings of Pontus and the Cimmerian Bosphorus. 46 i aa5. AT. KAI. Mr. ATPH. ANT Hairless head, laurce, of Caracalla. Vf. ZH EARLY. do not HAVE j below, AND. $R. (year 146). Tetrastyle temple in which there is an altar on ascended from a star. Æ.6.-R6.-F.o.-3o fr. Sotini, Lctt. nam. T.VI. p. 36. KINGS OF THE BRIDGE AND THE CIMMERIAN BOSPHORUS. (Era of the kings of Pontus, adopted later by the kings of the Bosphorus, 457 from the founding of Rome, 197 BC) PAERISADES II, Jorte Spartoci IVfiUus, Bospori rex. (Reigned since the year of Rome 465, 389 BC (a). The golden his reign is not known.) See , in the Description Volume II. p. 358, the Etor Medal awarded to Périsade I*rt JUs de Leucon, and restored here to Périsade II, following Visconti's opinion. (5) / SUPPLEMENT. 1. Diademed head of Pe'risade II, right. 1^. BAZIAEQ2. IIÀIPISAAoY. Pallas sitting on a (a) This assumes that Perisades II is truly the son of Spar- tocos IV, death year of Rome 465 . 289 BC If, as this is possible, he was the son of another Spartocns, his reign tom- would be later. There is, in the History of the Bosphorus, a gap of 174 years between the reign of Spartocnes IV and the end of the reign of Perisades III, who ceded his states a Mithridates VI , king of Pontus, the year of Rome 639, ix5 BC * (b) Iconog. gr. T. II. p. 121. Edit, in-4*. Digitized by Google
46a * Kings of the Port seat, tour towards the left, holding the hand right a little Victory, left elbow supported on Ion shield; under the seat, the monogram of Paoticapée figured under the no. 469; lower, a tri- tooth. (a) A/.4ï.-lt! .-F.o.-iooo fr. 2. Diademed head of Périsadc II , on the right. rçi. BASIAEQ2. nAiriSAAüT. Pallas sitting on a seat, tour towards the left, holding the hand right a little Victory, left elbow supported on his shield j under the seat, the monogram (33 * ) j lower, a trident. .... jV. 4|.-R 8.-F.o.-iooo fr. Cab. byM. the corate of RornanzofT. Koehler, Description of a woman medal of Spartocos, PI. I.Fig. 3, to Périsade I*r. LEVCO II, rex Bospori. See f in Description Volume II. p. 358, the Bronze Medal from the office of Mr. Fourcade , in Sinope. (5) SUPPLEMENT. 3. Head of young Hercules, right, covered with skin of the lion. iy. BAXIA... AEÏKG... Arc$ underneath, a club. Æ.6.-R 7 .-F.o.-ioo fr. Cab. of the Count of Romanzoff. Koehler, Descript. gifted medal from Spartocos, PI. I.Fig. i. (o) This medal, from the King's cabinet, is the same as that which been described in the body of the work; but the monogram was poorly iodiqoed: no N°. 53x do Rec. , it is necessary to substitute, as we do let's say here , the no. 469 of this Soppl. (6) This medal had been allocated until present in Leocoo , father of Périsade 1**^ and king of Bosphorus, died Lao 36o BC. This attribution was recently contested by Mr. Kœhler, who believes Digitized by Google
and dd Cimpherian Bosphorus. 463 4. Head of young Hercules, right , covered with skin of the lion. here. BA2 IAE... AETK.fi... Club; below, a bow. Æ.5j.-R 7 .-F.o.-ioo fr. Cab. do Count of KomaozofT. Kcehlcr, Drscript. of a medal of Spartocus, PI. I.Fig. x. SPARTOCVS, rex Bospori incertus V, VI, vel VII. This king's medal is: Hey money. R-£. — F.*. Small medallion 800 fr. 5. Diademed head of Spartocus , on the right. ty. BA 2IAEDS. [S]riAPToKoY. Bow in a quiver ; in the ch., the mon. (468). . A..6.-R^.-F.*.-8oo fr. Kochler, Descript. of a rod. of Spartocus, St. Petersburg, 18x4, in the office of Mr. Count de RomauzofT. that this medal was struck in a later Leacon. See Koeliler, Remarks on a work titled Antiq. Greek do Cimmerian Bosphorus, p. 45. This Leucon , which we call Leu- con //, was only able to resolve after Périssde II, assuming that the latter was the son of Spartocus IV. According to a fantive note which was sent to us , we have says, in our Description, 1. c. , than the head offered by the dn medal Mr. Fonrcade's office was that of Leacon. Mr. Visconli , on more exact information, we learn, in his Iconography Greek, T. II. p. 134, note 3 , edit. in-4°. y that instead of the head of Hello, we see there an ideal head of some divinity. It is, in fact , recognized today that this head is that of Hercules, as it is seen on the medals of Alexander the Great, and such as the preaen* trnt also the two other Leucon medals , reported below. Digitized by Google
464 KINGS OF THE BRIDGE MITHRIDATES III, filius Mithridatis II, rex Pond. (Reigned since the year of Rome 45a, 3or B.C. , until the year of Rome 488, a66 BC) (a) Voyï, in Description Volume II. p. 358, the Medallion money attributed to Mithridates II, and restored here to Mithridates III, according to Fis- contir (b) SUPPLEMENT. 6. Diademed head of Mithridates III. ty. BAElAEnz. MISPAAAToT. Jupiter -Aetophore seated, turned to the left, left hand placed on the pure hasle; in the field, the monogr. (725 of Rec.), star and crescent A..9.-Rs.-F.’*.-8oo fr. 7. Other ; in the field , KAI.; under the seat of Jupiter, M.j below, the KO year. (29). (c). . Sestini, Lett. num. T.VI. p. 36... A.9.-R8.-F.*.-8oo fr. PHARNACES l,Jilius Mithridatis IV, rex Pond. (Reigned since the year of Rome 570, 184 BC. , jnaqn’i Tan of Rome 597, 167 BC) Voyï, in the Description Volume II. p. 359, Gold Medallions and silver of this King, with the letters 112., or the monogram formed letters 1102. observation. I persist always of the opinion that I made known on the large medallion gold of Pliarnace!•» , king of Pont , preserved at the () It was during the reign of this prince that the era of kings began Bridge , adopted, in the following , by the kings of Cimmerian Bosphorus. ( ) Iconog. gr. T. II. p. io$, edit. in-4°. (c) This date corresponds to the year of Rome 485, 169 BC. Gallery Digitized by Google
and the Cimmehian Bosphokb. 465 Florence Gallery. I then reported it as doubtful without having seen it, but, in truth, on all the probabilities who can born from practical knowledge of medals; currently that I ai done 1 exam most scrupulous in Florence itself, I can say with certainty that he is fake, modern corner, and almost similar to the silver medallion of Pembrock. Finding myself therefore in contradiction with Visconti, who, in the Ico- nography, has raw duty admit this medallion like true, I am forced to say here that I have not changed my way of seeing, and to add that the reasons given by this scholar to prove the authenticity ticity of the medallion gold from Pbarnace cannot be admitted , and that we cannot assimilate, like he the fact, this gold medallion with cenx kings of Egypt, who appear to have been struck for consequences creations or all others circumstances particular. I will add, besides , that numismatists very exercised can alone pro- mention similar difficulties, which hold less to the eru- addition to the practical knowledge of medals. MITHRIDATES V Evergetes, filius Phama- cis I, rex Ponti. (Reigned since the year of Rome 597, 1 S7 BC , until Tan de Rome 63i, n3 BC) Voyn , in Description Volume II. p. 35g , you Greek medallion in silver of this king, with the TOP date. (173) by Vire du Pont. This medallion, published by 'Vaillant in his posthumous work snr the kings of Pontus, to judging snr engraving, seems be corner modern. . Volume IV. Supp. Gg Digitized by Google
466 Kings of Pont M1THRIDATES VI Eupator, Dionysiis, Jilius Mtthridatis V, rex Ponti, subinde and Bospori. (Reigned over the have since the end of Rome C3l, ia3 are J-C., until that in the year of Rome 691, 63 BC, and became master of Bos- phorus by the transfer made to him by Feriude III, the year of Rome $63 , laugh before C.) See, in the Description Volume II. p. 36o and soot. , the Medals Greek letters of this king in gold and silver, with the eras ©2. , BI2. , HZ., ©12.. BK2. , rK2. , EK2. of 1ère du Pont. I have makes known the different modern corners which curdle medals of this king) I must warn a large number of them of medallions were molded from the antique with great care , and that we must be careful about it. SUPPLEMENT. 8. Diademed head of Mithri^ate VI, right. I)1. BAZ1AEOE. M10PAAAToT. ErnAToPoS. Deer grazing, to left; in the field, on one side, a crescent topped with a star; star; of the other, 0Z. (year 209) and the monogram (358); all in one cou- ivy bush. -AT. 5 .-R*.-F' ,‘.-5oo fr. Dumcrsan , Descr. of Meds. ant. dn Cab. of the late Mr. Allier of Hautcroche, PI. VIII. Fig. 7. g. Other ; in the field, on one side, nn growing on- ascended by a star; on the other, A. and the monog. (470); below, EKB. (year 222) in monogram; all in one. ivy wreath. D jV.5.-R*.-F.' ,<.-5oo fr. Sestini, Deacr. num. vet. p. a3g. No. 1. 10. Same diademed head. W. BAZIAEQZ. MI©PAAAToT. EXTIAToPoE. Pegasus, pastureman, left; in front, a topped croissant of a star; behind , the EE date. (year 2o5) and the mono- Digitized by Google
ET Dü BOSPHOBB ClJtMKRII'N. ^6') gram (471); au^jas, A.; all in a crown ivy. . . . . A.g.-R? .-F.*.-3oo fr. Sestini , Describe. del mas. Footsna , p. 8a. N4 , i. Cah. of Mr. Duke of Blacas d'Aulps. he. Diademed head of Mithridates VI, right. jp. BAXIAEOS. MI0PAAATOT. EYIIAToPoX. Pegasus pastureman, left; in front, crescent topped with a star; star; behind , ES. (year 2o5) and the letters ^; year low, A.; all in a wreath of ivy. . Sestini, l. c. No. i. Ta b. VI. Fig. 4... A..g.-R’.-F.’,’.-3oo fr. your. Diademed head of Mithridates VI, right. y. BASIAEÛX. MI0PAAATOT. EYIIAToPoX. Pegasus pasture, left; in front, a crescent topped with a star; behind, ZX. (year 207) and mon. (6g5 of Rec.); all in a wreath of ivy. . Dümersan , Description of Meds. ant. of Cab. of the late M, Allier of Hauteroche, PL IX. Fig. 1. A.g. -R' .-F. *.-300 fr. i3. Diademed head of Mithridates VI, right. 1p. BASIAEÛX. MI0FAAATOT, EYIIAToPoX. Pegasus grazing, k left; in the ch., the HS date. (year 208), nn star in a crescent , and the monogram (474) i in the exergue, the letter B. ; all in a crown ivy... . , “ . * A..g.-R s.-F.*.-200 fr. 4. Same head. tjc. Even captioned. Deer grazing , right ; in front, crescent with a star; behind, HS. (year 208) and a monogram ; at the bottom, 0. ; all in a crown ivy. A.g.-R^-F.^.-aoo fr. Seuini, Deicrix. del mai. Fontana , p. 83. N*. 3. i5. Diademed head of Mithridates, right. gi. BAX 1AEÛX. MI0PAAATOT. ETIIAT0F0S. Pegasus Digitized by Google
468 Kings of Post “ pastureman, left; in the field, star in a crescent, different monogram and HS date. (year 208). O Æv.95.-R6.-F.'*.-2oo fr. Cab. Arandetl, in London. 16. Another almost similar. . A..g.-R 6.-F.' ,‘.-2oo fr. Den of foreign office. 17. Diademed head of Mithridates VI Eupalor, Adroit. iy. BAXIAEQX. MIGPAAAToT. EïnAToFoX. Pegasus pastureman, left; in the field, on the left, a star in a crescent; on the right, BIS. (at 212) and the monogr. (i 3oo of the Rec.); at the bottom , A. ; all in one ivy wreath, (a) A..gi.-R5.-F.' ,,*.-2oo fr. 18. Diademed head of Mithridates, right. y. ÉASIAEQS. MlGPAAAToT. ETIIAToPoS. Deer pasture, & left; in the field, the monogr. (472 and 473), star and crescent, the date BIS. (year 21 9) and the letters IB.; all in a crown of vine leaves. . Cab. of Theodosia in Crimea. Æc. to.-R*.—F.*.-i 5o fr. 19. Other; in the field, BIS. (year 212), star and growing, and MAKP., in monogram; at low, E. A.g.-R 5.-F.*.-i 5o fr. Sestini, Doser, noun. vet. p. a3y. Neither. 20. Other; in the field , monograms (476 and 476), star, crescent, and the date BKS. (year 222); at bottom, G. A..9Î.-R6 .-F.' ,, ','.-2oo fr. Combe, Mds. Britann. Tab. IX. Fig. 5. 21. Other; in the field , the monogrs. (475 and 477)1 a star, a growing, and the AKS date. (year 224); at the bottom, the letter r. A.gi.-R’.-F.^.^oo fr. Cab. by M. Ed. de Cadalvene , French traveler. (a) Medal already described, but with less of accuracy. Drill Description. T. II. p. 36o. No. y. 'to Digitized by Google
BT DC Bosphoia CIMMBRIEN. 4^9 PHARN ACES II, Jilius Mithridatis P'I, rex Bospori, subinde and Ponti. (Reigned on the Bosphorus since the year of Rome C91, 63 BC. , until the year of Rome 707, 47 BC, and became master of Bridge towards the end of his reign. ) Voyex, in the Description Volume II. p. 36a. the Greek Medals of this king in gold and silver. SUPPLEMENT* 22. Diademed head of Pharnaces II , turned to the right. RI. BAXIAEQX. BAXIAEON. MErAAoT. ®APNAK.OT . Apollo seated on a seat, facing left, holding in the right hand a laurel branch, the elbow left leaning on a lyre; in front of him , a tripod ; in the field, on the right, the rMX date. (year 243); des- under, a monogram which appears to be composed of letters IXAX. jV.5.-R 8.-F.a.-8oo fr. Koehler, Med. Greeks, p. 5o6. No. 1, dn Mas. aniversity of Pesth. 23. Diademed head of Pharnaces II, turned to the right. rçi. BAXIAEHjP BAEIAE1ÎN. MErAAoT. OAPNAKoT. Apollo sitting on a seat , turned left , holding in the hand left a branch of laurel, the left elbow resting on a lyre; in front of him, a tripod ; in the field, to the right. , the EMX date. (year 245) ; below , a monogram composed of letters nAT. vel HAK. A?'.5.-R7.-F.o.-6oo fr. Koehler, Med. Greeks, p. 5o6. N”. » , ex Mos. Vindob. 24. Same head, right. rçt. Same legend and same type of seated Apollo; in the field, the CMS date. (246); below, a monog. inaccurately drawn, and composed of letters
Kings of Port ' 47° IIAT., instead of IIAT or IÏAK. Q. AT, 4, .-R 7.-F.o.-6oo f, Koehler, Med. grccqoet, p. 507. No. 4, ex May. reg. Bavar. a5. Diademed head of Pharnaces II , turned to the right. iy. BAXIAEOX. BAXIAEQN. MErAAoT.
f and one Cimmerian Bosphorus. 47 * a ship's bow , standing, & left, holding the right hand a crown , and in the left a palm; in the field, on the left, A. (year t) (a) j and high, the letters T3 and r. O... . jV. 5.-R'.-F.o.-3oo fr. Kosbler, Med. Greek, p. 3ao, N», i. PI. VTXI. Fig. *, from eab. imp, from Vienna. 27. Bare head of Asandre, turned to the right; behind, a little fish. gi. APX0NT0X, AXANAPoT. BoxnoPoT. Victory the wings raised above the head, standing on a bow of ship, and turned to the left, holding the hand right a crown, and in the left one palm; at the top, left, the letters CT.; on the right, B.j in the field, the letter ®. and a monogram. little distinct; at Ijas, A. (year 4). . jV.5.-Ri.-F.o.-3oo fr. Koebler, I. c, No. a, e* Mus. Hederv. T. I. p. 186. No. 4*36. Tab, XIX.. Fig. *a5. 28. Helmeted head of Asandre, right. ly. AFX0NT0S. AXANAPoT. Prow of ship , turn- born on the right. Q », Æ.7--Râ.-F.0.-20 fr. Koehler.l. c. p. 3ai. No. 5. PI. VIII. Fig. 3. ag. Bare, hairless head of Asandre, turned to the right. y. APX0NT0X Prow of ship, turned to right. Æ.7.-R4.-F.o.-2o fr. Knotebook. I. v. No. 6. PI. VIII. Fig. 4. 3o. Bare head of Àsandre , on the right. jy. AXANAFo... Bow of ship, tour on the right. Æ.7.-R5.-F.o.-20 fr. Koehler, I. v. No. 7, PI. YIII. Fig. S. (a) Dates qni are sqr the medals of Asandre archon de- sign the years of his archonship , similarly as the dates which are % for the medals of King Asandre mark the years of his reign.