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 CATALOGUE 
 
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 THE iBUNBUEY/ COLLECTION 
 
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 GREEK COINS. 
 
 FIRST PORTION. 
 
 ITALY, SICILY, EUROPEAN GREECE, 
 CRETE, &c. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MESSRS. 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 JUttionms of |;iierarir ^propcrtj & Morks illustratiirc of t\)t JFine Jlrts, 
 
 AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 
 
 On MONDAY, 15th day of JUNE, 1896, and Seven following Days, 
 
 AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PRIOR. CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD. 
 
 DRYDEN PRESS ! J. DAVY AND SONS, I37, LONG ACRE. LONDON.
 
 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute 
 arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be 
 immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer 
 cannot decide the said dispute. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above five pounds, 
 2s. 6d., and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the 
 
 auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the 
 seller. 
 
 IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, 
 
 and to pay down 5s. in the pound, if required, in part 
 payment of the purchase-money ; in default of which 
 the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up 
 again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of 
 any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or 
 errors of description. 
 
 VI. The lots to be taken away, at the buyer's expense, imme- 
 
 diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default of 
 which Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE 
 will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, 
 damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be 
 left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the 
 expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the sale, 
 the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be 
 catalogued for immediate sale, and the expense, the 
 same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which 
 they were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON 
 & HODGE will have the option of re-selling the lots 
 uncleared, either by public or private sale, without any 
 notice being given to the defaulter. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the 
 
 money required and deposited in part of payment shall 
 be forfeited, and if any loss is sustained in the reselling 
 of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on 
 such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulters at this 
 sale. 
 
 Gentlemen, who cannot attend this sale, may have their 
 Commissions faithfully executed by their humble Servants, 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 13, Wellington Street, Strand, London.
 
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 INTEODUCTION. 
 
 The Collection of Greek Coins, the first portion of which is described 
 in the following pages, is perhaps one of the most extensive and 
 most interesting that has ever been formed by a private individual. 
 Commencing quite in his early days Sir Edward Bunbury devoted his 
 whole life to its formation, as well as to that of his collection of Eoman 
 coins, which was sold at this house in June of last year. Sir Edward 
 Bunbury did not confine his attention like some collectors to securing 
 only the finest and most artistic pieces. Copper coins were as interesting 
 to him as those of the finer metals ; in consequence his collection presents 
 us with an exceptionally complete series of Greek coins of all parts, of 
 all periods, and of all metals, viz. gold, silver, and copper. It is 
 pre-eminently the collection of a scholar, and the useful purpose 
 which it served is clearly illustrated by the late owner's numerous 
 literary works. In fact it may be said to have formed the basis of 
 his scholarly History of Ancient Geography published in 1879, his 
 numerous articles in Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Bio- 
 graphy and Mythology, and the corresponding volumes of Geography, 
 and his many contributions to the pages of the Numismatic Chronicle. 
 Sir Edward Bunbury was a collector in the highest sense of the 
 word, for not only was he an admirer of the fine works of ancient 
 artists, but he combined with this last study the highest qualifications as 
 a man of letters. His early success at Cambridge, where he graduated 
 as Senior Classic in 1833 and took the Chancellor's Medal, marked 
 him as a scholar of the first rank, and his pursuits and studies in 
 after years well maintained his early reputation. 
 
 Owing to the great extent of this Collection it has been deemed 
 advisable to dispose of it in two portions. The first portion, which 
 extends to 1258 lots, includes the coins of Italy, Sicily, European 
 Greece, Crete, and the Islands. The second portion will comprise 
 the coins of Asiatic Greece, Africa, &c. 
 
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 A perusal of the pages of this Catalogue will show the complete- 
 ness of the collection; nearly every city of Italy and European 
 Greece of any importance and its rulers, of whom coins 
 are known, are represented. The extent of certain sections is 
 almost overwhelming, and shows what pains and perseverance 
 were devoted to the formation of this Collection. Those sections 
 which call for special notice are the more important cities of 
 Magna Graecia (Tarentum, Heraclea, Metapontum, Croton, Ehegium, 
 &c); Sicily (Camarina, Catana, Leontini, Messana, Segesta, and 
 Syracuse) ; the Carthaginian and Siculo-Punic coinages ; Thrace, 
 Macedon, Boeotia, Attica, Elis, and Crete. The series of Syracuse 
 is very complete and comprises the works of nearly all the great 
 die-engravers of that city, especially among these are Kimon, Evae- 
 netos, Eukleides, Eumenes, and Phrygillus. There is also an example 
 of the Demareteion, one of the most remarkable coins of the whole 
 Greek series and no less than seven examples of the Dekadrachms 
 of Kimon and Evaenetos, all in fine condition. The series of Alex- 
 ander the Great is the most extensive ever brought together by a 
 private individual, and includes specimens of the coins struck by that 
 monarch over the whole extent of his wide dominions. The Athenian 
 series, with the numerous tetradrachms bearing magistrates' names, 
 is equally complete, and that of Crete has scarcely ever been 
 surpassed. 
 
 Of the extreme beauty and fine condition of many of the coins, 
 the plates which are appended to the Catalogue will give some idea, 
 and not a few are as remarkable for their rarity. Seldom does such an 
 opportunity offer itself to collectors to add to their cabinets, and 
 remembering the recent dispersal of the Montagu Collection of Greek 
 coins it seems more than probable that a long time will elapse before 
 another such chance will occur. 
 
 Under present arrangements the remaining portion of the 
 Bunbury Collection will be sold at this house in December next. 
 
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 Scale of Mionnet. 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VEEY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 GREEK COINS, 
 
 FORMED BY THE LATE 
 
 SIE EDWAED HEEBEET BUNBUEY, BAET. 
 
 M.A. F.K.G.S. 
 
 FIRST PORTION. 
 
 FIRST DAY'S SALE. 
 
 HISPANIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Empokiae, Drachm, Head of Persephone to left, EMIIOPITON j rev. 
 / Horse crowned by Nike, fine ; others (2), Head of Artemis to right, 
 
 <^C *? surrounded by dolphins ; rev. Pegasus galloping, EMIIOPITON, very ^"* 
 
 c^t^a^/fi ; and others (3) similar, but of degraded types and workmanship, 
 well preserved 6 
 
 2 Rhoda, Drachm, Head of Persephone to left, [POjAHTON ; rev. A rose 
 y, in full bloom, seen in front, high relief, wt. 73 grs. (De la Tour, Mori. 
 
 ** t> Gaul., pi. Vin, 2322) ; another, similar, but the rose on the reverse is & * 
 
 of conventional pattern, wt. 73 grs. (De la Tour, i.e. pi. vm, 2324), "f 
 both fine and rare 2 
 
 3 Celtiberian, Drachms, obv. Male head to right; rev. Horseman, of 
 
 / Aregrada, Belsina, Carabaca, Ilerda and Salauris, (reading-^ /f 
 
 <^V / Iltzurda Salirum), very rare, Osca and Turiaso, all fine 8 
 
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 HISPANIA. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 Acinipo, Bunch of Grapes ; rev. acinipo, between two ears of corn. 
 
 Arsa (?); rev. Horseman and Punic legend. Carteia, Tur- 
 
 reted head ; rev. Rudder ; Male head ; rev. Dolphin, carteia ; 
 
 Turreted head ; rev. Neptune. Corduba, Head of Augustus ; rev. 
 
 Pegasus, cor., &c; rev. Warrior, cordvba. Patricia ; rev. colonia 
 
 sp .^ PATRICIA in wreath. Gades, Head of Herakles ; rev. Two fishes, 
 
 sizes 8 and 6. Ilipa, Ear of corn ; rev. Fish, ilipense., sizes 9 and 5; 
 
 Obtjlco, Female head, obvlco; rev. inscription in two lines (2 
 
 varieties). Osca. Head of Augustus; rev. Warrior on horseback, 
 
 osca. Julia Traducta, Head of Augustus ; rev. ivlia trad, in 
 
 wreath. Ventipo, Head of Mars ; rev. Soldier ; and Ulia, Head 
 
 above crescent ; rev. vlia on tablet, mostly fine for these coins 18 
 
 Others similar, of Carteia, Gades, Obulco, Osca, Julia Traducta 
 
 and Ulia as in last lot ; and of Bilbilis, Head of Augustus ; rev. 
 
 iirvrc in wreath, &c. ; another, rev. Horseman. Caesar- Augusta;^/ 
 
 /i^rev. c. A. in wreath. Carthago-Nova ; rev. Sacrificial implements., -^ 
 
 C VAR. rvf., &c. Castulo, Head of Augustus ; rev. Sphinx to right 
 
 ^/t(3 varieties) ; others ; rev. Horseman with palm. Celsa, same rev. 
 
 / type. Emporiae; rev. Pegasus, emporl, mostly fine jot these coins 23 && 
 
 6 Others of Castulo, Celsa, and Emporiae, as in preceding lot ; and of 
 
 Ilerda ; rev. Wolf ; Malaga ; rev. Radiate head and Star, both rare.^,. >v^f 
 e^ctfj^ Saetavi; rev. Horseman ; Saguntum; Segobriga; rev. segobriga 
 x^^L in wreath; another; rev. Horseman, fine 14 
 
 7 C^rabaca ; rev. Horseman and Punic legend. Damania, same type, both 
 
 unpublished. Eresi, of same type. Carthago-Nova ; rev. Sacrificial / 
 
 / implements ; and Hispania, in genere, Helmeted head ; rev. Horse-*^ 
 
 7' j . r man, hispanorvm (2 varieties), &c. ; others, Gaulish, of Massalia ; 
 
 ^ ' rev. Butting bull, sizes 7, 4 and 2 ; another ; rev. Tripod ; Nemausus, 
 
 y/ Imperial, Heads of Augustus and Agrippa ; rev. Crocodile ; and others 
 
 <f 7 (2) of the Channel Islands, mostly fine, 19 
 
 GALLIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 8 MASSILIA, Drachms, Head of Artemis to right without quiver ; rev. Lion !<> >' 
 ^/ // MA5SA. (3 varieties) ; and others (5) with same rev. type, but with 
 
 ^^^^auiver behind head of Artemis on obv., all fine 8 
 
 9 Others, similar, Head of Artemis without quiver (2), and with quiver 
 / (4) ; another, Head of Artemis and lion both to left ; Obols (3), 
 
 jC/. // Head of Apollo ; rev. ma. in wheel, all varied. Nemausus, Head of 
 4> J Pallas; rev. NEM COL. in wreath, wt. 6 grs., all fine, the smaller pieces ^ 
 7 scarce 11 *^
 
 GALLIA. 3 
 
 10 Gaulish Imitations (3) of Tetradrachms of Philip II of Macedon, Head <f / 
 of Zeus to right ; rev. Horseman to left or right ; another with Head 
 
 /^// e ^ of Zeus to left, of more barbarous work, all fine 4 
 
 1 1 Others similar, with head of Zeus to right, some of fine work 5 J*V 
 
 iZ Gaimsh Imitation of Sicilian Tetradrachm, Female head to right, her hair 
 
 /S * bound with triple cord; before, three dolphins; around, 2TPO; 
 
 .^2z^-- behind, bird (?); rev. Winged figure in biga to left, crowned by 
 
 Nike ; below chariot, helmet, wt. 130 grs.,fine, very rare, unpublished 
 
 L PLI] . . x 
 
 ^/ 4 *^* The k verse f this coin is copied from a Tetradrachm of Syracuse 
 -yi^^^ (see lot 439) and the reverse from the Stater of Philip of 
 Macedon. 
 
 1 3 Pannonia, Tetradrachm, Heads of Honos and Virtus conjoined to right ; ^^p 
 around, ivy leaves ; rev. Horseman to right, ivy leaves below and in 
 
 z ^S/tr front of horse, below biatec, wt. 264 grs., (De la Tour, Mon. Gaul, ^, 
 .^ var.pl. liv, 10170), very fine and rare [PI. I] y&/ 
 
 P^^This coin is copied from Denarii of the Fufia and Marcia gentes. 
 
 14 Twelfth-Drachms, Sixteenth -Drachms, &c, all with incuse reverses, and 
 obv. types, Female head to right (Phrygia), Negro's head (Lesbos), 
 Head facing (Phistelia), Ram's and boar's heads (Clazomene), 
 Gorgon head (Macedonia), &c, found near Marseilles, all very fine 25 
 
 t * These coins came from the Auriol Find, near Marseilles, which is 
 ^p j^- described in MSlanges de Numismatique, vol. I, p. 12. They are 
 y interesting as showing the early currency of Massilia (see Hist. 
 " $um.,p. 7). 
 
 BRITANNIA. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 1 5 TASCIOVANUS, Stater, Cruciform ornament of four wreaths with orna- 
 ment in each angle ; rev. Horse to right ; above, bucranium, &c. ; /gg 
 below, curved-shaped object and ring (Evans, pi. v, 9); and JR 
 Stater, uninscribed, Rude head ; rev. Degraded type of horse (ib., pi. 
 
 j/^, A F, 2), both very fine, the first rare 2 
 
 7%* NORTHERN AND CENTRAL ITALY. 
 ETRURIA, LATIUM, &c. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 16 Populonia, Didrachm, Gorgoneion, below mark of value xx ; rev. plain, ^ ss - . 
 
 / wt. 129 grs. (B. M. Cat., p. 3, 9) ; another, Head of Herakles facing, ^ 
 
 jZ*'*- ^below mark of value xx ; rev. Club, wt. 126 grs. (B. M. Cat, p. 1, 1), " 
 
 y/py both fine and rare 2 
 
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 4 ETRURIA, LATIUM, ETC. 
 
 17 Populonia, Didrachm, with Gorgoneion as in previous lot, wt. 127 grs.; 
 / another, Helmeted head slightly turned to left ; rev. Within circle, 
 
 /// crescent and star, around which rVTLA.. (Mionnet, no. 41), wt. 
 
 c/?' , 127 grs., both fine and rare, especially the second coin 2 
 
 18 Populonia, Didrachm, with Gorgoneion as in lot 16, wt. 129 grs.; 
 
 Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, behind X ; rev. plain, wt. 63 grs. ; jff$fy~ 
 
 A J A an( * Half -Drachm, Head of Apollo to right, behind A; rev. plain, wt. 
 ylfvikUM 2 ^ grs., all fine and rare (J&tf 3 
 
 19 Populonia, Didrachm, with Gorgoneion as in lot 16, wt. 128 grs. ; 
 
 Drachm, with head of Apollo as in last lot, wt. 65 grs. ; and 
 
 ^{3 /J Diobol (?), Small head facing (Gorgoneion ?) ; rev. plain, wt. 23 grs., 
 
 J^y fine and rare 3 
 
 20 Populonia, Didrachm, Gorgoneion ; below xx ; rev. Two Caducei in 
 /. opposite directions, wt. 128 grs (Mionnet, no. 42); Another, Persic 
 
 Standard, Head of Zeus to right ; rev. plain, wt. 163 grs. (comp. B. MfJ^ 1 "~ 
 ^/^P~ Cat, p. 13), both fine and extremely rare J, tr^^U^/i^i <^~^pl^ 2 
 
 / ^dn 7-w?** The second coin is copied from the Tetradrachms of Philip of 
 v, f Macedon. < ; 
 
 21 Alba, DioboL, Head of Hermes; rev. Griffin; below, alba, size 3, wt 16 grs. 
 Signia, Obol, Head of Hermes ; before, caduceus ; rev. Head of Silenos 
 and head of boar joined, S6IC, size 1$, wt. 9 grs. (B. M. Cat p. 44, 1) ; 
 
 
 and Alliba (Campanise), Obol, Head of Apollo ; around, dolphins ; *? 
 ^rev. Skylla, AAAIBANON., size 2, wt 10 grs. (B. M. Cat, p. 73, 4),^"^ 
 all fine and very rare, especially the second coin 3 
 
 *** No. 3 from the Wigan collection. 
 
 22 Alba, Diobol, Head of Hermes; rev. Griffin, &c. as in last lot, wt. 16 
 grs. ; and others (2) of Alliba (Campaniae), one with Head of ^n 
 
 //y Apollo ; rev. Skylla as in last lot ; the other similar, but on obv. 
 Bearded head, all extremely rare 3 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 23 Aquilonia (Samnium), Head of Pallas ; before, name of city in Oscan 
 a characters ; rev. Warrior, size 5. Frentani (Samnium), Head of 
 
 -j/v tf Hermes to left wearing petasos, before frentatri (Oscan) ; rev. ^^ 
 ^ ' ' Pegasus to left; beneath, tripod and legend as on obv., size 5 
 
 y^/C/C^^ (Mionnet, pi. xx, 21), both very fine and exceedingly rare 2 
 
 %* No. 1 from the Wigan, and No. 2 from the Northwick (lot 6fc) 
 collection. Mionnet (I. c.) cites this second piece and also illus- 
 trates it.
 
 ETRURIA, LATIUM, ETC. 5 
 
 24 Ancona, Female head; rev. Hand holding branch, ArKfiN., size 5;\,?%, &,<&* ji 
 Aquinum ; rev. Cock and Star, aqvino., size 5. Aesernia, Head 
 of Vulcan, VOLCANOM ; rev. Zeus in biga, AI2ERNINO., size 6 j > ?V 
 
 /fy another ; rev. Bull with human face crowned by Nike, same * ^ i 
 legend, size 5. Beneventum, Head of Apollo, BENVEN[TOD] ; v A* 
 rev. Prancing horse, TROrOM., size 5 \ and Frentani, Head of 
 Hermes, &c. as in previous lot, all very fine, except the last piece, and J^'jfc/'' 3 ^* 
 very rare 6 
 
 25 Populonia, Triens, Head of Vulcan ; rev. Tongs, hammer, and mark of * - 
 
 value, size 7. Telamon (?), Sextans, Head of Herakles; rev. Two v - 
 dolphins and spear, size 7. Peithesa ; rev. Owl, size 3. Ariminum, 
 -" " ^ Head of Vulcan ; rev. Warrior, size 6. Aquinum ; rev. Cock and star y ^f/o/< 
 
 /^2&&>'^ as in last lot. Aesernia ; rev. Zeus in biga, and Human-headed bulfx ^, 
 as in last lot ; another, Head of Pallas j rev. Eagle and serpent, % 
 size 5 ; and Larinum, Quincunx ; rev. Warrior on horseback, below <> %^i 
 LADINOD ; another, Sextans ; rev. Dolphin, all fine and rare 10 
 
 26 Populonia, Sextans, Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl (B. M. Cat. p. 5, 25) ; 
 
 Peithesa \ rev. Owl ; Aesernia ; rev. Zeus in biga, as in last lot ; 
 Tuder, Head of Silenos ; rev. Eagle, size 4 (2 varieties). Larinum ; jp>, 
 rev. types, Warrior on horseback (Quincunx) ; Centaur (Quadrans) ; 
 ^2? * Dolphin (Sextans) ; Cornucopia? (Uncia) ; others, without marks of 
 ^^-^'^Y value, rev. types, Eagle; Thunderbolt; all with legend ladinod, all 
 " fine and rare coins 13 
 
 CAMPANIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 Capua, Didrachm, Head of Pallas, helmeted ; rev. Bull to right, KAM-^^z 
 IIANO (retrograde), fine ; another ; rev. Bull to left, and legend not N ^oy^ 
 retrograde, well preserved, rare 2 
 
 SLES* / Didrachm, Head of Pallas to right ; rev. Nike in biga to left, '&zsy< 
 CALENO ; another, same, but head of Pallas to left ; behind, owl. 
 Cumae, Didrachm, Head of Nymph to right; rev. Corn-grain \ 2#a m . 
 "^7/^" above mussel-shell, KYMAION ; another, but head of nymph to > ^ 
 ^ left and bird above mussel-shell on rev., rare. Hyria, Didrachm, 
 
 .-^^^/'tv^^'Head of Pallas to right ; rev. Androcephalous bull to right, YDlNA,^*^/4u^ 
 all well preserved and scarce 5 
 
 29 Cales, Didrachms as before (2), Head of Pallas to right ; symbols 
 
 s behind, branch and serpent. Cumae, Didrachms (2); rev. types, Ear 
 
 ^~f^r~ of corn above mussel-shell ; Sea-serpent above mussel-shell, rare ; 
 
 ~~ and of Hyria, Head of Pallas on obv. to left ; bull to left on rev., 
 
 - e^y all well preserved and scarce 5 
 
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 CAMPANIA. 
 
 30 Didrachms (2), as before of Cales, Head of Pallas to right ; symbols 
 behind, shield and bow ; of Cumae (2); rev. types, Ear of corn above 
 ., , mussel-shell ; and fly above shell, reading KVMAI, a rare variety ; 
 
 (T^^Y/j both with head to left on dbv. ; and of Hyria, Head of Pallas with 
 
 owl on helmet ; rev. Bull to left, VDINIA, well preserved and rare 5 
 
 7: 
 
 31 Didrachm as before of Cales, sword behind head of Pallas, and on rev. 
 Biga to right ; others of Cumae ; rev. types, Ear of corn, wolf, and 
 owl above mussel-shell, the last two types very rare ; and of Hyria, 
 Head of Pallas to left, with eagle on helmet ; rev. usual type, Bull 
 to left, YDINAI, well preserved, scarce, some rare 5 
 
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 32 Cumae, Didrachm, B.C. 490-480, Head of Pallas, of Archaic style, around 
 KVMAION (retrograde); rev. Crab holding shell, wt. 129 grs., of 
 extreme rarity and in fine condition 1 
 
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 From the Northwick collection (lot 40). 
 
 
 
 33 Cumae, Didrachm, Head of Nymph ; rev. Skylla above mussel-shell, 
 J .\0 a*~^- KVMAION (retrograde), we W preserved; another, Lion's scalp between ^_ 
 
 two boars' heads ; rev. Grain of corn above shell, KY[MAI]ON ; and 
 
 Hyria, Didrachm, Head of Nymph ; rev. Androcephalous bull to/*, j 
 
 right, YPAN02, the last two fine, all exceedingly rare varieties j*/irr ***y 
 
 34 Cumae, Didrachm, usual type, but on rev. star above mussel- shell, early 
 style, rare j others of Hyria' with head of Pallas to right or left, 
 
 ^. /I and bull on rev., also to right or left, reading YPINAI, YPIANOS, 
 w^ Av y YDINA (retrograde), all varied and well preserved 5 
 
 " 35 Cumae, Quarter Drachm, Head of Herakles ; rev. Mussel-shell in wreath, 
 
 KYMEO, wt. 16 grs. ; Obol, Head of Pallas ; rev. Dolphin above 
 
 mussel-shell, KY, wt. 10 grs. Hyria, Didrachm, usual type, with 
 
 -7*/. v rev. Bull to right, but reading YPIETE2 ; and Neapolis, Obol, 
 
 ^p j Female head, NEAIIOAITH2; rev. Nike seated, as on coins of 
 
 ^ 7 Terina, wt. 10 grs., unpublished ; all of the highest rarity and well 
 
 " preserved 4 
 
 36 Hyria, Didrachm, Head of Hera, three-quarter face, wearing broad 
 / stephane, ornamented with honeysuckle, hair spread ; rev. Andro- 
 
 _ //f cephalous bull to right, above YDINA (retrograde), wt. 110 grs. 
 /^C/^Jf- M ' Cat P- 92 > 13 )>>*e ^d exceedingly rare 1 ^ 
 
 37 Neapolis, Didrachm, Head of Water-nymph three-quarters to right, hair 
 spread ; rev. Androcephalous bull to left, NEOnOAITHS, wt. 115 grs. 
 
 If I) ^' ^" Cat- p. 94, 11), fine, slight cut on face, and of excessive rarity 
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 38 Neapolis, Didrachms, Female head to right j rev. Bull to right, NEOIIO, 
 early style; Head of Pallas helmeted to right; rev. Bull to left, 
 NEOIIOAITE2 (sic), escallop between last two letters in exergue ; 
 
 j, -Female head to right, wearing taenia and earring j rev. Bull to left 
 crowned by Nike, NEAITOAITH2 ; another similar, rev. Bull to 
 -right; and another, with female head to left on obv., behind shield, 
 and bull to right on rev., all fine and scarce 5 
 
 *** Nos. 1 and 2 from the Northwick, and no. 4 from the Thomas 
 collection. 
 
 39 Neapolis, Didrachms of similar types, with various symbols and magis- 
 ^/jO /^ trates' initials, N., AI, and A on rev. ; the second coin reads NEAIIO- 
 
 ^ 7^^^AITHS and has no escallop, fine 5 
 
 ^40 Neapolis, Didrachms of similar types, but the second coin has the 
 
 , legend NEOIIOAITHS all above bull; and the others, a varying 
 
 7%< */ symbol, crane, term, and amphora on obv., and with female head to 
 
 ^jg^^Vleft or right, one with magistrate's name xapi, all fine and scarce 5 
 
 41 Neapolis, Didrachm, Female head to left, bound with diadem ; behind, 
 elephant ; rev. Nike crowning bull, below which BI ; others (3), of 
 similar type, but head on obv. to right ; behind, female with torch, 
 
 /fcertJ^if bunch of grapes, and astragalus, and with magistrates' names, XAPI., 
 / AIO<I>ANOY2, and APTEMI., all rare and very fine 4 
 
 42 Neapolis, Didrachm, usual types with head on obv. to left; behind 
 thyrsus ; others (2), with head to right ; symbol, astragalus and 
 letters K and X ; Drachm, Female head to left ; behind, harpa ; 
 rev. Nike crowning bull, NEAIIOAITHS, wt. 53 grs. ; another, 
 similar, but behind head on obv. shield, all fine and the smaller coins 
 rare 5 
 
 43 Neapolis, Didrachms (2), Female head to left; rev. Androcephalous bull 
 to right ; one with mask behind head and IT below ; another with 
 EYE and TAP on obv. ; Drachm, as in previous lot ; and Hemi- 
 drachm, with female head to right ; rev. Nike in biga, well 
 
 ;^Y<#,iJy preserved, the last piece rare 5 
 
 44 Neapolis, Half Drachm, Head of Artemis to right, before NEOIIOAITON; 
 rev. Victory in biga, below LTAK, wt. 25 grs. ; Obol, same as Drachm 
 but head to left; rev. Nike crowning bull, wt. 11| grs. ; Half 
 
 *c. / Obols (2), Head of Pallas ; rev. Half man-headed bull to left ; Head 
 
 ce fy o f Apollo ; rev. Herakles strangling lion, NEOnOAITfiN, fine, all 
 
 v extremely rare 4 
 
 45 Neapolis, Didrachm, Head of Nymph to right, wavy hair ; around, four 
 '/ _ * dolphins ; rev. [NEOjIIOAITDN, Androcephalous bull crowned by i 
 
 '' Nike. wt. 115 ars.. fine and verv rare TP1. II 1 
 
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 Nike, wt. 115 grs., fine and very rare [PI. I] 
 rfc* /'/*** ^^ e 0DVerse f tn * s Didrachm is of the same style as the coins of 
 / Syracuse by Evaenetos.
 
 8 CAMPANIA. 
 
 46 Nola, Didrachm, Head of Kore to right, broad diadem ; rev. NftAAION, 
 Androcephalous bull to right, crowned by Nike, wt. 110 grs. ; 
 another similar, but on rev. Bull to left, NOAAI02, wt. 109 grs. ; 
 
 ^y./Z, another, Head of Pallas to right, with owl on helmet; rev. NOAAK2N 
 /r# /> above, Androcephalous bull to right; below, AE mon., wt. 10 grs., 
 ^ t ^ e ^ Ct ^^all well 'preserved, scarce 3 
 
 47 Nola, Didrachm, usual type with rev. Androcephalous bull to right, 
 
 reading NOAIAI02. Suessa, Didrachm, Head of Apollo laureate ; 
 
 behind, crescent ; rev. One of the Dioskuri on horseback and leading 
 
 ^ jg-' a second horse, below 2YE2ANO. Phistelia, Litra, Head facing ; 
 
 rev. Mussel, corn-grain and dolphin above <&I2TVLI2 ; and others 
 
 d?&4 , a+J&> Uncertain, Head facing ; rev. Lion ; one with star above, the 
 
 // other with serpent below, mostly fine, scarce 5 
 
 48 Nola, Didrachm, as in last lot. Suessa, Didrachms as before, but sym- 
 /. ^ bols behind head on obv. lyre and pentagram ; and Obols of Phis- 
 
 ^ *** 4, telia and of Uncertain city as in last lot, mostly fine, scarce 5 
 
 49 Phictelia, Didrachm, Head of Hera facing, hair loose ; rev. Campanian 
 / bull to left, above <M2TLV2, wt. 110 grs., well preserved; Litra, 
 
 /* Head facing, $I2TEAIA ; rev. Mussel-shell, corn-grain and dolphin, 
 
 s4* /rf^/L .. $ E8TAVS, wt. 9 \ grs. ; another, same type but no legend on obv., 
 
 / the last two very fine, and all very rare 3 
 
 50 Nugeria Alfaterna, Didrachm, Young male head with ram's horn ; 
 / 2 ^ around Oscan inscription, Nuvhimm Alafaternum ; rev. One of the 
 
 Aj* Dioskuri standing beside his horse, wt. 110 grs. (Head, Hist. Num. 
 c^*V^ p. 35), fine and very rare 1 
 
 51 Nuceria Alfaterna, Didrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but y 
 
 sZ 4- /Z legend on obv. not completely legible, wt. 110 grs., fine and very rare \*,. <-<& 
 
 52 Te^num, Didrachm, Head of Herakles in lion's skin to right ; behind, 4 ^*^^ 
 / owl; rev. Nike in triga, below, Oscan legend Tianud, wt. Ill grs. v, x 
 
 /*: 
 
 fj^aix.ffi'^' Num. p. 36), very fine and very rare [PI. I] 
 53 ^Teanum, Didrachm, similar to the preceding, but the head of Herakles 
 
 is more wide spread and no owl behind it ; but below it a club, </v&^ 
 wt. Ill grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 Bronze. 
 54 Atella, Triens, Head of Zeus ; rev. Zeus in quadriga ; Sextans ; rev. Two 
 
 // 
 
 /./r 
 
 warriors and pig ; Uncia ; rev. Nike crowning trophy, very rare. 
 
 Cales; rev. types, Campanian bull, CALENO (4 varieties, with 
 //t^ e /ru^xy'mg symbols, &c.) ; and Cock (3 varieties), size 5, all extremely 
 fine and some rare 10
 
 ATELLA, &C. 9 
 
 55 Atella, Sextans ; rev. Two warriors and pig ; Cales ; rev. types, Cam- 
 
 ^jjanian bull (3), and Cock (2), as in last lot. Capua, Quincunx ; 
 
 ~/^ S, c? Tev - Pegasus ; Sextans ; rev. Selene in biga (2) ; Uncise; rev. types, 
 
 ^* . Nike crowning trophy (2), and Boar ; Semuncia ; rev. Ear of corn ; 
 
 -j^^^^*^and'C0AiPULTERiA ; rev. Bull crowned by Nike, mostly fine 14 
 
 56 CAPUA, Quincunx, Head of Pallas ; rev. Pegasus ; Triens, Head of Zeus ; 
 /7/%-j- rev. Fulmen ; Sextans ; rev. types, Selene in biga, and Eagle on ful- 
 i^/^y^ men > w ith no mark of value, Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle on fulmen, 
 / /CA <?//>// size 10 (Carelli, pi. 69, 3), all very fine, the larger pieces very rare 5 
 
 57 Capua, Sextans ; rev. Lion with spear in mouth ; Uncise ; rev. types, 
 , Nike crowning trophy, Boar, and Warrior on horseback ; Semun- 
 
 y^ J?. 7 cia? ; rev. types, Two veiled figures, Lyre, and Ear of corn ; and 
 ^ y Compulteria, Head of Apollo and legend in Oscan characters ; rev. 
 
 ,<r* Jr Campanian bull crowned by Nike, all very fine and rare 8 
 
 58 Neapolis ; rev. types, Campanian bull j Omphalos and lyre ; Omphalos, 
 
 lyre and caduceus ; Forepart of Campanian bull ; Cornucopia? ; Tripod, 
 
 /y s/ &c. (16 varieties), sizes 5-3. Nuceria; rev. Dog. Suessa; rev. Nike 
 
 ^^ stf V I crowrnn S bull, Herakles strangling lion, and Cock. Teanum, 
 
 Female head to left, laureate, tian vd in Oscan letters ; rev. Nike 
 
 and bull, all very fine, the last five pieces rare 21 
 
 59 Neapolis; rev. types similar to previous lot (12 varieties). Nuceria ; 
 
 rev. Dog. Suessa ; rev. types, Herakles strangling lion, and Cock. 
 
 _/* Teanum ; rev. Nike crowning bull, and Cock ; and uncertain, Head 
 
 &<** /0^ o i Pallas (?) ; rev. Forepart of bull, PfiMAION, all of the smaller 
 
 y^t-Y s * zes> mos % fi ne an d man y rare 21 
 
 APULIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 60 Arpi, Didrachm, Head of Persephone, APIIANfiN ; rev. Prancing horse ; 
 above, star; beneath, AAEOY, wt. 103 grs. ; Hemidrachm, Head of 
 
 ^ - Ares ; rev. Three ears of corn, APIIA, wt. 27 grs. ; Diobol, same 
 
 S? type, but on rev. Two ears of corn, wt. 21 grs. ; and Obol, Horse to 
 
 4 *\7 right, above A ; rev. A, Hook, wt. 9 grs., all very rare and fine, an 
 
 almost complete series of the silver coins of this rare mint 4 
 
 61 Canusium, Obol, Amphora between oinochoe and flower; rev. KA and 
 lyre, wt. 8 grs. ; another, but ornaments on either side of Amphora, 
 
 _^ /vAiP cornucopiae (?) and vase, wt. 7 grs. Bronze, Male head ; rev. Horse- 
 
 sp man, KANY2INON (2 var.), size 6 ; Triens, Head of Herakles ; rev. 
 
 {y&*V Club between KA NY, and marks of value ; and Uncia (?), Head of 
 
 / Jupiter ; rev. Club and KA in wreath, size 2 (2 var.), all fine and very 
 
 rare, the last two unpublished (?) 7
 
 10 APULIA. 
 
 62 Canusium, silver Obol, as in last lot, flower and oinochoe on either side 
 of Amphora. Rubi, Diobol, Head of Pallas ; rev. Ear of corn, PY ; 
 Obol, Bull's head facing ; rev. Fulmen, PY. Bronze, of same mint, 
 Head of Jupiter ; rev. Eagle on thunderbolt, PY*, size 4 ; Head of 
 Herakles ; rev. Club, bow and quiver (2 varieties) ; others ; rev. types, 
 Owl, PYBA2TEINQN j Female figure with cornucopia?, &c. (3 varie- 
 ties) j another, same type as last, but with head of Pallas instead of 
 
 Zeus on obv., unpublished, all very rare coins of this scarce mint 12 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 63 Arpi, Head of Zeus ; rev. Calydonian boar (3 varieties) ; Butting bull, 
 
 IIYAAO ; rev. Horse (2 varieties) ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl and 
 -/y p branch on column. Asculum, Horse's head ; rev. Ear of corn ; 
 Head of Herakles ; rev. Nike with palm, &c. Barium, Sextans, 
 u Head of Zeus ; rev. Cupid on prow ; Uncia, same type ; and Semun- 
 cia, rev. Prow, BA. Hyrium, Head of Pallas ; rev. Rudder and 
 dolphin, YPIATIN . ., all fine and very rare 12 
 
 64 Arpi ; rev. types, Calydonian boar (2), and Horse ; Barium ; rev. Cupid 
 
 on prow (Sextans and Uncia), and Prow with BA ; and Hyrium, as 
 
 . // in last lot. Luceria, Quincunx, rev. Wheel; Triens, rev. Bow, 
 
 j . quiver and club ; Quadrans, rev. Dolphin and trident ; Sextans, 
 
 yy^Aey^^rev. Cockle-shell ; Uncia, rev. Toad ; and Semuncia, rev. Crescent, 
 
 all fine and mostly rare 14 
 
 65 Luceria, Quincunx (2), Triens, Quadrans, and Uncia as in last lot. 
 
 Mateola, Sextans, Head of Pallas ; rev. Lion with spear in mouth, 
 
 /y MAT (mon.), very rare. Neapolis, Head of Dionysos; rev. Bunch 
 
 <& of grapes, NEAII ; and Veiled head ; rev. Ear of corn, NEAIIO. 
 
 ^^^^Salapia, Head of Zeus ; rev. Calydonian boar ; Head of Apollo ; 
 
 rev. Horse prancing (2 varieties) ; Horse ; rev. Dolphin (2 varieties), 
 
 all fine, some rare 14 
 
 66 Teate, Nummus, Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, TIATE., size 10 ; Quincunx, 
 
 Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl on column (2 varieties) ; Triens, Head of 
 
 -Ty/ // Herakles ; rev. Lion ; Sextans, Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl (2 varieties). 
 
 s, VENUSIA, Quincunx, Head of Zeus; rev. Eagle, VE (mon.); Quadrans, 
 
 ^^^<^ Head of Hera ; rev. Three crescents, &c. ; Sextans, Head of Pallas ; 
 
 rev. Owl, fine and rare 10 
 
 67 Venusia, Nummus, Head of Bacchus, VE (mon.) ; rev. Bacchus seated, 
 . extremely fine, and most rare in this condition ; Quincunx, Quadrans and 
 
 f $ Z Sextans as in last lot ; another, Sextans, Head of Pallas ; rev. Two 
 
 dolphins ; Uncia, Half-length figure of Herakles holding club ; rev. 
 
 yUtk. t?y Lion with spear in its mouth ; and Semuncia, Boar's head ; rev. Owl, 
 
 / all very fine for tJiese coins i rare 7
 
 TARENTUM. 
 
 11 
 
 68 
 
 CALABRIA. 
 Gold. 
 
 Tarentum, Stater, Head of Demeter wearing stephane and veil ; before, J 
 TAPA and dolphin ; below neck, KON ; rev. The Dioskuri on horse- 
 back to left; above, AI02KOPOI ; in exergue, 1A., wt. 133 grs. 
 (Evans, pi. V, 9), fine and very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 \* The references are to A. J. Evans "The Horsemen of Tarentum." 
 
 69 
 
 Tarentum, Stater, Head of Goddess as in the preceding lot ; before, 
 TAPA j rev. Horseman galloping to right, aiming javelin downwards, 
 "/,/ two javelins and shield in left hand ; before, thunderbolt ; below, 
 
 UjJ^ AIIOA, ivt. 133 grs. (Evans, pi. v, 3), fine and very rare [PI. I] 1 
 *** From the Dupre collection. 
 
 70 Tarentum, Stater, Head of Demeter as in lot 68 ; before, TAP. j rev. 
 * Eider crowning horse ; behind, shield ; above, TAPA2; below, murez, 
 
 J? %0"S+. an{ i 2, wt. 113 grs. (comp. Evans, pi. V, 2), fine and very rare 
 
 s %* From the Dupre collection. 
 
 71 Tarentum, Stater, Head of young Herakles in lion's skin; rev. TAPAN-j 
 TINON, Taras in biga holding trident; below, API (mon.) and' 
 fulmen, .wt. 112 grs. (Evans, pi. x, 15), obv. fine, rev. well preserved, 
 very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 ?+tL& 
 
 *** From the Blacas collection. 
 
 - 
 
 72 Tarentum, Stater, Head of Zeus, laureate; behind NK (mon.); rex. 
 
 TAPANTINON, Eagle with open wings on thunderbolt; behind, 
 
 NIKAP k (?); before, AP (mon.), wt. 113 grs. (Evans, pi. v, 17), obi. 
 
 /p%a<t^~* wry fine, rev. not in such good state, rare [PI. I] / 1 
 
 *-* From the Hamilton collection. 
 
 73 
 
 o//^^ 
 
 Tarentum, Drachm, Female head to right, wearing stephane ; rev. Taras 
 on dolphin to left, holding trident and dolphin ; behind, TAPA2, 
 wt. 65 grs., in very good condition, rare 1 
 
 74 Tarentum, Drachm, Head of young Herakles to right in lion's skin ; 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 S* 
 
 s*r 
 
 "^^Taras in biga to right, wt. 65 grs., in very good condition, rare 1 
 
 75 Tarentum, Tetrobol, Head of Pallas in Corinthian helmet ; rev. Taras 
 y . - / holding trident in biga ; above, star ; below, dolphin, wt. 44 grs. 
 v" ' t j(E mns > pl- X 5 16), in mint state, very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 76 Tarentum, Half Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, to right ; behind NK 
 (mon.) ; rev. TAPANTINON (double struck), Eagle on fulmen ; be- 
 
 < v low IA, wt. 33 grs. (Evans, pi. v, 15), fine and extremely rare 1 
 
 //J^cJ^^ *** From the Dupre collection. 
 
 -3 
 
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 &~S&*J&f& 

 
 12 CALABRIA. 
 
 77 Tarentum, Half Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, to right ; behind K ; 
 
 h I a t^. rev. Eagle on thunderbolt ; before, two diotae ; below, NIKAP, wt. 32 
 
 / / /ii ^ 9 rs - > Litra, Head of Herakles to right ; rev. Taras on dolphin hold- 
 yj i UH* fr ing vage ^ &c> T APA2, wL 13 grS} i th fine and rare X "*/ 2 
 
 78 Tarentum, Diobol, Head of Apollo to left ; behind TAPA2 ; before %A ; 
 . . ^ rev. Herakles slaying the lion ; infield, bow and club and l~H, wt. 22 / p 
 
 Au^ 9 rs - > Obol, Head of Goddess to right, wearing stephane ; rev. TAP AN, ' ' 
 
 yu {> 11'^ uU~~>j Kantharos, wt. 11 grs., both rare and well preserved , 2 
 
 Silver. 
 
 79 Tarentum, Didrachm, B.C. 530-500, TAPAS (retrograde), Taras on 
 f . j v dolphin ; below, pecten ; border of waves and pellets; rev. TAPAC, 
 
 /L* Taras on dolphin, incuse, wt. 124 grs. (Hist. Num., p 44), very fine 
 ' and very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 y 
 
 %.* From the Dupre collection. 
 
 80 Tarentum, Didrachm, Archaic style, Taras on dolphin to left ; below, 
 / pecten ; behind, TAP. ; rev. Wheel of four spokes (Evans, pi. I, 3) ; 
 
 sj(J/ t /;? another, same obv. type and TAPA2 ; rev. Winged sea-horse to left 
 
 ,, (ib., pi. I, 4) ; another, same obv. ; rev. Archaic head within circle 
 
 t?&#*y (ib. pi. i, 5), all fine and rare 3 
 
 81 Tarentum, Didrachms (3) as in last lot ; but on the first and second 
 j^Jl */ pieces, Taras on dolphin to right ; and below sea-horse, pecten, fine 
 
 *y #i y and rare 3 
 
 ^82 Tarentum, Didrachm, Archaic style, TAPA2 (retrograde), Taras on 
 dolphin; below, pecten; rev. Ornamental wheel of four spokes, in 
 ' one of which dolphin ; another, Taras to right ; rev. Winged sea- 
 ^Vv/Jidrse to right ; below, pecten, both very fine, and the second a rare type 2 
 
 83 Tarentum, Didrachms (2), with Taras on dolphin to right ; rev. Sea- 
 / horse to right and left ; another, Male head to right bound with 
 
 ^v ^f ii^aiadem ; behind, pellet ; rev. TAPA2, Taras on dolphin to right ; 
 
 /? below, murex(?); and Drachm, Female head, behind TA (retro- 
 
 ^-^^^<*<^grade) ; rev. TAPA2, Half sea-horse to right ; below, pecten, well 
 
 preserved, the last two very rare 4 
 
 84 Tarentum, Didrachm, B.C. 473-400, TAPA2, Taras on dolphin to right ; 
 / below, pecten : rev. Taras seated to left holding distaff and staff 
 
 t?C <p, ^ (Evans, pi. I, 9) ; another similar ; but rev. Taras seated to right, 
 
 /?f? & holding distaff in left, and vase in outstretched right hand (ib., pi. I, 
 
 (/laA^jf ^ ^^ extremely fine and rare 2 
 
 85 Tarentum, Didrachm, B.C. 473-400, Taras on dolphin to right ; below, 
 . pecten ; rev. TAPAS, Male figure seated to left holding distaff and 
 
 JZ% ^ staff, wt. 124 grs. ; another, Taras seated to right on dolphin amidst 
 
 Waves; rev. Horseman galloping to right (Evans, pi. II, 1), both very 
 
 cJZ^jt/^fine and rare 2
 
 TARENTUM. 13 
 
 86 Tarentum, Didrachm, Taras on dolphin to left ; below, cray fish ; rev. 
 Taras seated to left holds bird ; another, Taras on dolphin holds 
 
 ^_ shield j below, fish, TAPATINQN ; rev. Taras seated, holding distaff, 
 
 /&? /? plays ^h panther ; another, same obv. but rev. Taras seated to left 
 
 holds kantharos in extended right hand, all fine and rare 3 
 
 87 Tarentum, Didrachm, Taras on dolphin to left ; rev. Taras seated to 
 y right holds kantharos; others (2), Horseman types, Taras on 
 
 y^7"L, dolphin ; rev. types, Youth on horse galloping to right, and Youth 
 
 crowning stationary horse (Evans, pi. n, 3, and in, 3) ; another, 
 
 ^^^/^M^Female head to left diademed ; rev. Youth crowning horse ; below, 
 
 dolphin (ib., pi. vi, 14), all fine and scarce types 4 
 
 88 Tarentum, Didrachms as in last lot, Taras on dolphin ; rev. Taras seated 
 ^y to left (2), on one he is within a wreath, well preserved ; another,^ 
 
 f Horseman to right ; before, terminal figure ; rev. Taras on dolphin ; 
 
 //iCa^t/ an< l Female head diademed ; rev. Youth crowning horse ; below, 
 
 ^f dolphin, &c. (2), fine and scarce types 5 
 
 89 Tarentum, Didrachms, similar to the preceding lot, but on one specimen 
 ^/<f *>- -a male figure is standing before horse with rider, and is crowning 
 
 (^ * it (Evans, pi. viii, 4), very fine and scarce 5 
 
 ^90 Tarentum,. Didrachms, Taras on dolphin; rev. Taras seated holding 
 
 y distaff, &c. ; Horseman type varied (3), as in last lot; another 
 
 ^%^ f Female head to left ; rev. Youth on horse, which he crowns, mostly 
 
 fine 5 
 
 91 Tarentum, Didrachms of the horseman type, all varied, with rider 
 // / to left or right, magistrates' initials on obv. and rev., all very fine 5 
 
 92 Tarentum, Didrachms of the horseman type, all varied, with different 
 symbols under or before horse or under dolphin (as Evans, pi. in, 3, 
 4, 9, and pi. IV, 9) ; another, Horseman bearing large round shield, 
 
 *<. <s & c# magistrate, AIIOAAO ; rev. Taras of Dionysiac type holding 
 cJ?l^~*4l distaff, &c, on dolphin (ib. pi. viii, 11), all very fine 7 
 
 93 Tarentum, Didrachms (6), as before with various symbols; another, 
 / usual type, but below horse Female figure extracting stone from 
 
 jgas, horse's foot; another, with Dioskuri on horseback; rev. Taras on 
 
 i^ r ^^jlolphin amidst waves (Evans, pi. viii, 9), very fine 8 
 
 94 Tarentum, Didrachms (5), Horseman type as before ; one with Female 
 y figure extracting stone from horse's foot ; another, with Armed war- 
 
 ^ Y 2 rior standing behind his horse (comp. Evans,pl. IV, 4); Drachm, Taras 
 on dolphin ; rev. Youth crowning horse ; magistrate, 2HPAMB02 
 (Evans, pi. x, 9) ; and others (2), Head of Pallas to right ; rev. Owl 
 to right ; Head of Pallas to left ; rev. Owl to left, all very fine 8 
 
 s& 
 
 &~*' 
 
 '.^
 
 14 CALABRIA. 
 
 95 Tarentum, Didrachms of the horseman type, all varied, with magis- 
 
 y^y^trates' names, API2TIIL, HPAKAHT02., AYKIN02., NIKOTT..., 
 
 cZ^/ff NOKPA., IIAMMHN02., all very fine 6 
 
 / 96 TARENTUM,Didrachms, similar types, with magistrates' names, API2TON. , 
 
 y ^AN0POIIO2, AAIMAX, HPAKAHTOS., AAON (?), NEYMH..., all 
 
 s&f^j^yfi 716 6 
 
 97TARENTUM, Didrachms, similar types, with magistrates' names, 
 
 ^j 4 AIIYPP02, API2TIH., 202TPAT02, NEYMH.., $IATA2, $IAfi, 
 
 syvPj^ all fine 6 
 
 , 98 Tarentum, Didrachms, similar types, with magistrates' names, APE0J2N, 
 
 ^f/. /Sy PCE^Q^ (on rev.), APlSTm., HHIIA.., AYKIN02, $IAQ, all fine 6 
 
 99 Tarentum, Didrachms (5) of the Horseman type (all varied), with 
 /# / different symbols on obv. and rev., and magistrates' initials ; another, 
 /&. similar, with Nike crowning horseman, all fine 6 
 
 100 Tarentum, Didrachms (5), similar types, one with seated Silenos 
 
 under horse; another with head of Silenos before horse, and a 
 y'V /? third with eagle behind Taras on dolphin, various magistrates' 
 initials and symbols ; Drachms (2), with head of Pallas ; rev. Owl ; 
 magistrates, HPAKAHI2, 2YMHNIOS; and Half-Drachm, Horse 
 galloping ; rev. Taras on dolphin, fine 8 
 
 101 Tarentum, Didrachm, Warrior, armed, on horseback to left and con- 
 ducted by Nike; rev. Taras bearing shield with one knee on 
 dolphin ; on right IOP, (Evans, pi. VII, 4) ; another,. Warrior in 
 armour, crowned by Nike, on horse galloping to right; below 
 
 />^y*#tAAAIKPATH2 ; rev. TAPA2, Taras on dolphin holding Nike and 
 // trident ; behind NE (mon.), (ib. pi. x. 8), both very fine and very rare 
 types 2 
 
 *** No. 1 from the Hamilton collection. 
 
 102 Tarentum, Didrachm, Warrior standing on the off-side of his horse ; 
 jrev. Taras holding trident and shield on dolphin (Evans, pi. rv, 4) ; 
 
 another, the Dioskuri crowned by Nike on horseback to left; rev. 
 usual type of Taras ; another, similar, but Taras holding Nike and 
 ^ft** 'Jr shield (ib. pi. Vin. 9) ; Drachm, Youth crowning horse ; behind KAH ; 
 " below 2HPAMBOY ; rev. Taras on dolphin holding aplustre and 
 sceptre ; others (2) Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl ; magistrates, 
 EYMHNI02 and AI2TIAIX02, all very fine and rare 6 
 
 103 Tarentum, Didrachm, with Dioskuri on horseback, as in last lot ; 
 
 another, similar, but Dioskuri to right ; below NIKYA02 (Evans, 
 
 / ^ pi. IX, 5) ; another, Horseman galloping to right ; behind, wreath ; 
 
 (jC / * below, OAYMHI2; rev. usual type, Taras holds kantharus and 
 
 * cornucopise ; and Drachms (3), as in last lot ; magistrate, SftKAN- 
 
 / c/i/(f*tj$ AS on first type, very fine and rare 6 
 
 / 
 
 S*
 
 0^* 
 
 TARENTUM. 15 
 
 104 Tarentum, Diobols, Obols and smaller divisions of various types and 
 
 periods, Shell ; rev. Female head ; Dolphin ; rev. Pegasus ; Head of 
 
 Pallas ; rev. Herakles strangling lion ; similar, Herakles strangling 
 
 ^ S3 serpents ; Horse's head on both sides ; others ; rev. types, Herakles 
 
 V? q and Antaeus, Herakles restraining horse, &c, all fine and interesting 
 
 <x Jr coins 35 
 
 > J05 Tarentum, Diobols, Obols, &c, similar to last lot, all fine 40 
 
 106 Tarentum, Diobols, Obols, &c, as before, fine 42 
 
 <^*'^/B*Jpfi Bronze. 
 
 107 Azetini, Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl on column ; Eagle on fulmen ; rev. 
 Ear of corn, AIETIM2N ; Pecten; rev. Dolphin. Brundusium, 
 Semis ; rev. Youth on dolphin ; Uncia, same type. Butuntum, 
 Head of Pallas ; rev. Ear of corn, BYTONTINftN ; Pecten ; rev. 
 
 y ^ Youth on dolphin. Caelia, Sextans; rev. Pallas running; 
 *^ Uncia; rev. Trophy, and thunderbolt. Graxa, Quadrans; rev. Two 
 ^^7 ,? eagles ; and Uncia ; rev. One eagle. Orra, Head of Herakles ; 
 ^f^^^ev. Fulmen, ORRA. TOR; Quincunx; rev. Cupid playing lyre. 
 Tarentum ; rev. types, Nike crowning trophy ; Taras on dolphin ; 
 Dolphin ; and Uxentum, Semis, Head of Pallas ; rev. Herakles 
 holding club, mostly of the smaller sizes, many fine, an interesting 
 lot 24 
 
 108 Azetini, Brundusium, Butuntum, Caelia, Graxa, Orra, Tarentum 
 and Uxentum, similar types as in last lot, an interesting series 26 
 
 , AtC?~ LUCANIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 109 Heraclea, Didrachm, B.C. 380-300, Head of Pallas to right, bound 
 with olive; around, border of serpents; rev. HPAKAEK2N, j_ ^ "ff 
 
 y?-* 
 
 /S? -Herakles reclining on rock and holding vase, wt. 112 grs. (Hist.*^ 
 ' f Num. p. 59), somewhat rubbed, but of the highest rarity 1 
 
 110 Heraclea, Didrachms (2), Head of Pallas to right, helmet adorned 
 with Skylla ; rev. Herakles strangling lion, HPAKAEK1N, one with 
 owl between legs of Herakles ; the other with ear of corn on left ; 
 
 * another with similar obv. ; but rev. Herakles standing facing, right 
 yf^ ^ fa^ftS hand on club, left holds bow and lion's skin ; on his right, one- 
 *~l/A* handled vase, HPAKAHIQN, all fine and rare coins ?^ 3 
 
 111 Heraclea, Didrachms, as in last lot, but varied (1) <S>AA before head 
 , - of Pallas ; (2) Pecten to left of Herakles ; (3) API^TOrE. above 
 
 y- "%&'~~i head of Pallas, and rev. Herakles holds in left hand cornucopise 
 instead of bow ; bucranium to left, all fine and rare 3
 
 16 LUCANIA. 
 
 112 Heraclea, Didrachms, as before but varied, (1) A0ANAE before head 
 of Pallas and bow to left of Herakles ; (2) Pecten to left of 
 Herakles, as in last lot; (3) Pallas with plain helmet, above 
 HPAKAEION ; rev. Herakles sacrificing before altar ; club and skin 
 in left hand ; fulmen on left, well preserved, rare, especially the last 
 coin 3 
 
 113 Heraclea, Didrachm, Head of Pallas, helmet ornamented with hippo- 
 
 camp ; rev. Herakles and lion ; on left, club and bow ; another, 
 j>/ similar obv. but Skylla on helmet ; rev. Herakles crowned by Nike, 
 t/\ &' resting on club and holding lion's skin ; another, similar, but head / 
 
 Jfo^'+v/c- of Pallas on obv. to left, well preserved, rare types 3 
 
 114 Heraclea, Didrachm, Head of Pallas nearly facing, in large crested 
 
 helmet adorned with Triton ; behind APir ; rev. Herakles facing, 
 ~/-j~ i^ resting on club and holding bow and skin, wt. 119 grs. ; and Dras&j^ 
 <?*- with same obv. type; but rev. Owl and branch, HPAKAEION., 
 
 j&jLfc s +f t ^.V& 58 grs., the first well preserved, the second fine, both very rare 2 
 
 </ *** Both from the Northwick collection. 
 
 115 Heraclea, Didrachm, Full-faced head of Pallas with crested helmet; ^ - 
 rev. Herakles about to strike the lion with his club, wt. 113| grs.,^~ ^^ 
 
 3 fine work, and in fair condition, though rubbed on both sides, very rare 1 
 
 ypv-^^^+'t *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 116 Heraclea, Didrachm, Head of Pallas to right, helmet ornamented 
 
 with Triton ; above HPAKAEION ; rev. Herakles resting on club 
 y A^/c^zxA holding bow, arrow and lion's skin ; on left, one-handled cup, 
 ^ . wt. 122 qrs. ; another. Didrachm (?), similar tvpe, but Pallas wears 
 
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 wt. 122 grs.; another, Didrachm (?), similar type, but Pallas wears 
 * H plain helmet : above AAE ; behind EY; below IE, and no arrow in 
 r hand of Herakles, wt. 100 grs., both extremely fine and rare 2 
 
 117 LAiiS, Didrachm, B.C. 550-500, Bull with human head looking back; 
 
 j>jfr .^^above AA2 ; rev. Bull as obv. incuse, wt. 117 grs. (Hist. Num. p.Q\), 
 
 sp (? we M preserved and extremely rare 1 
 
 118 IjAUS, Didrachm, B.C. 500-450, Bull with human head, looking back, 
 AA2 ; rev. Bull to right not looking back, AA2 (retrograde), 
 
 K'S^ w *- H9 grs. ; Half -Drachm, same type, wt. 24 grs.; and Sixth- 
 ly Stater, Bull looking back ; rev. Acorn, wt. 18 grs., all very rare, and 
 c/f^%t^**^i n f a i r condition 3 
 
 119 Laus, Didrachm, as in last lot; and M, Female head to right of the 
 finest style wearing sphendone ; rev. AAINON, Crow to right ; 
 
 Z - Q symbol, head of ox, the first well preserved, the second very fine and 
 with a beautiful dark patina, both very rare 2 
 
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 120 LAUS, Didrachm, as in lot 118, but reading on obv. NOM ; and Meta- 
 y PONTUM, Didrachms (2), with Ear of corn in high relief, META j 
 
 ^g rev. Ear of corn incuse ; one has a locust on obv. ; the first in good 
 
 x/*^ o condition, the others very fine 3 
 
 121 Metapontum, Tetradrachm, Head of Leukippos to right, bearded and 
 /f //"* **r*^/ /* wearing helmet ; behind, lion ; rev. Ear of corn, METAIIONTINQN, 
 
 / /rf~^* wt. 241 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 65) fine and excessively rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 122 Metapontum, Didrachms, (1) Ear of corn in high relief; rev. incuse 
 a L . of obv. ; (2) similar, but of thick fabric ; (3) Head of Demeter to 
 
 / /^"^y left, hair in net ; rev. usual type, A to left of ear of corn ; and (4) 
 
 Head of Demeter to right with veil ; rev. Mouse on leaf of corn-ear 
 and < below, all fine and interesting types 4 
 
 123 Metapontum, Didrachms, as in last lot, same types, but slightly varied j 
 J./Oc^pB?*^ on no. 3, the head of Demeter is laureate, and behind XT, all fine 4 
 
 124 Metapontum, Didrachms, as in lot 122, same types but variea, on 
 / S *y / no. 3, the female head is not laureate, in front AAA and torch 
 
 ^ f * with crossed top ; and on the rev. A to left of corn-ear ; also 
 
 . /zA^>/<*^ Drachm f early style with ear of corn incuse on rev., all fine 5 
 
 125 Metapontum, Didrachms (2) of incuse type, as before, the second with 
 /_ ram's head on obv. ; others (2) with usual rev. type ; but obv. types, 
 
 ^C /' J~^ Head of Demeter to right, hair in net ; Small Dionysiac head to left, 
 /^?** ^ ^ a ^ r Doun d with ivy; and Drachm of early style as in last lot, all fine 5 
 
 126 Metapontum, Didrachms (4) and Drachm, similar types to the pre- 
 j$ <?* ceding lot, fine 5 
 
 12t Metapontum, Didrachms (5) and Drachm, as in lot 125, similar 
 
 _^V" types ; ( 3 ) Head of female without fillet ; rev. usual type META 
 
 C^-- J?> ~~ on tablet ; and (4) similar, with vine-branch on rev., fine 5 
 
 128 Metapontum, Didrachm of early incuse type; another with ear of 
 / corn on both sides in relief and with adjuncts, torch with crossed end 
 
 ,^^2 i on ^ v "> Drancn on rev -> thick fabric ; others, Female head to left ; rev. 
 
 ^ Ear of corn with cicada ; Head of Apollo with wreath ; rev. Ear of 
 
 Cr s corn ; and Head of Demeter with corn-wreath ; rev. Ear of corn and 
 
 ^^^^^plough (Hist. Num. p. 65), all fine 5 
 
 129 Metapontum, Didrachms (2) of early incuse type; another, with 
 S,, ^ Female head to left as in last lot ; another, Head of Leukippos 
 
 t* , * bearded and helmeted ; rev. Bird on leaf of ear of corn, all fine 4 
 
 130 Metapontum, Didrachms, as in the preceding lot, same types ; but 
 one with Female head to left bound with fillet ; and another, with 
 
 ^V" 9^ Head of Leukippus, has adjuncts, a lion's head on obv. and club on 
 ' rev., all fine 4
 
 18 LUCANIA. 
 
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 Metapontum, Didrachm, Female head to left, hair rolled and 
 
 bound with double fillet ; before it, ampulla ; rev. META, Ear of 
 
 ^^corn ; on leaf, bird ; another, Dionysiac head to left, with stephane 
 
 /> -* ornamented with meander pattern and vine leaves ; rev. usual type, 
 
 10 symbol, both fine and rare, especially the second piece 2 
 
 132 Metapontum, Didrachms (2) same type as the preceding lot ; on rev. 
 
 of first piece, symbol, a hammer ; another, Head of Hygieia to 
 
 y/"' v^jight, hair bound with double fillet ; usual rev. type, the first two 
 
 //?u tc well preserved, the last fine 3 
 
 133 'Metapontum, Didrachm, usual reverse type, Ear of corn ; but on obv. 
 
 (1) Female head to right, hair bound with double fillet; (2) 
 
 ^r^P /+-* Female head to right, hair long and with corn-wreath ; (3) Female 
 
 6** ' e head to left laureate; symbols on rev. (1) locust; (2) plough, all 
 
 <* / & / **/ fine and scarce 3 
 
 134 Metapontum, Didrachm, early incuse type; another, Corn-ear; rev. 
 f/fiu^ Apollo standing holding branch and bow (Hist. Num. p. 63) ; others 
 
 j Afc/- Female head to left ; rev. Tablet inscribed META at side of ear of 
 
 corn ; Female head veiled, before AAMATHP ; rev. Ear of corn 
 
 f/xJU Mwith K AA and serpent ; and Head of Leukippos as in lot 1 30, all 
 
 ^ fine 5 
 
 1 35 Metapontum, Didrachm, Ear of corn ; rev. Apollo standing at altar 
 p and holding branch and bow ; Drachm, similar, rev. Apollo holding 
 
 //p ' bow, all within wreath; and others, Didrachms (2) Female head to 
 
 left with stephane ; and Female head to right with wreath ; 
 adjuncts on rev. wasp, and bird ; another, Head of Zeus laureate : 
 behind, fulmen; rev. Ear of corn and KA, mostly fine and rare 5 
 
 136 Metapontum, Didrachm, Head of young Herakles to right in lion's 
 ll^- skin ; rev. META., Ear of corn, fly to left, wt. 114 grs., fine and a 
 
 very rare type [PI. I] 1 
 
 137 Metapontum, Didrachm, Head of Persephone, three-quarter face to 
 y rf X left, crowned with barley; rev. META, Ear of corn, bucranium 
 
 /i'zL/ above leaf, wt. 119 grs., very fine and a rare type [PL I] 1 
 
 '138 Metapontum, Didrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but varied 
 
 -/^ .__ slightly in the form of the head of Persephone, wt. 118 grs., very 
 
 X~yfine 1 
 
 ^39 Metapontum, Didrachm, Young male head to right, laureate and 
 
 / & j^ witn ram's horn and ear ; rev. META, Ear of corn, wt. 120 grs., 
 
 /;? jVery fine and scarce [T?l. I] 1 
 
 140 Metapontum, Didrachm, with young Head with horn as in last lot; 
 
 7 another, Female head of early type, with close hair and head bound 
 
 l(l'X-v with double taenia ; all within wreath ; rev. Ear of corn and ME ; 
 
 both very fine and rare types 2 
 
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 141 Metapontum, Didrachms, Ear of corn, META. ; rev. Five corn-grains 
 in star pattern ; Head of Persephone, three-quarter face ; rev. Ear 
 
 // . / of corn ; both very rare but somewhat rubbed ; others (2) Female head 
 
 to left or right; rev. Ear of corn and adjuncts cantharus and 
 
 t **i <*ioinochoe, fine 4 
 
 142 Metapontum, Didrachms (2) usual type, but obv. Female head to left 
 with long hair ; adjuncts on rev. pincers and griffin ; another, Head of 
 
 ' Ay. ^ Zeus, EAEY0EPIO2 ; rev. Ear of corn and poppy head ; and Drachm 
 / , r with obv. type, Head of Pallas in plain Corinthian helmet ; rev. 
 (_^ y Ear of corn, wt. 54 grs., all very fine and some rare 4 
 
 143 Metapontum, Didrachm, Head of Leukippos to right, helmeted; 
 , behind, dog ; rev. META, Ear of corn, bird on leaf ; another, Head 
 
 ^^&/ a f Dionysos crowned with vine-wreath ; rev. usual type, symbol, 
 
 ^_s a trident, below A A ; another, similar, with Head of Persephone 
 
 ^y C ^ *V^ * * e ^ on ^ v "> a ^ ver yfi ne an d rare tyP es 3 
 
 144 Metapontum, Didrachm, Ear of corn, META; rev. Herakles, naked, 
 y holding club over shoulder ; another, Head of Pallas in helmet, 
 
 jf <? * / behind 2 A ; rev. usual type, owl on leaf of corn-ear ; others (2) 
 with Head of Leukippos ; and adjuncts, dog and cross-headed torch 
 *y on obv., and bird and (- H on rev. ; all veryfine and rare types 4 
 
 145 Metapontum, Didrachms (2) with female head to right, one with long 
 hair ; others, with female head to left with corn-wreath ; and another 
 
 <yf //> w ^ n Dionysiac head bound with wreath ; all with usual rev. type, Ear 
 /? ^ ofcorn, and symbols, pomegranate, star, rake, club, &c, wellpre- 
 
 ^ ?***&&* 5 
 
 146 Heraclea, Diobols, Head of Herakles ; rev. Lion ; Head of Pallas ; 
 rev. Herakles holding club and lion's skin ; others, rev. type, Herakles 
 contending with lion. Metapontum, Diobols, Ear of corn ; rev. 
 Incuse of obv. ; Head of Demeter ; rev. Two ears of corn ; Head of 
 
 ^fy 7 /? Pallas, or Head of Ammon ; rev. Ear of corn ; Obols, Ear of corn ; 
 rev. Incuse of obv. ; Pomegranate ; rev. Ear of corn, all fine and 
 interesting pieces 26 
 
 147 Poseidonia, B.C. 450-480, Didrachm. FOM., Poseidon to right wielding 
 jUy s trident ; rev. Similar device incuse, FOM retrograde (Hist. Num. 
 
 ' ^\c? p. 67) ; and Drachm of same type, both veryfine 2 
 
 y/sj. 1 48, Poseidonia, Didrachm and Drachm as in last lot, both very fine 2 
 
 f49 Poseidonia, Didrachm and Drachm as in lot 147 ; but on rev. of second 
 _ coin FII2, fine, the second a rare variety 2 
 
 >iRiS/*and Pyxus, Didrachm, B.C. 560, Bull to left looking back ; in 
 exergue 2IPI ; in field to left NOM (retrograde) ; rev. Same device 
 incuse, FVXOEM, wt. 125 grs. (B.M. Guide, Vlii, 14), extremely fine 
 4t%c/\M,>and very rare [PI. I] 1 
 
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 151 SiRlS and Pyxus, Didrachm as in previous lot, but part of legend 
 7^7 /f j *\>P ye Dul1 ' * 109 9 rs -> well preserved, very rare 1 
 
 152 Sybaris, Didrachm or Stater, Bull with head reverted, above YM; 
 f rev. Same device incuse, wt. 126 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 70); Third 
 r'Z Stater, same type, but legend YMB in exergue, wt. 45 grs. ; and 
 
 Drachm of Poseidonia, with type of Poseidon wielding trident as in 
 lot 147, all fine and rare 3 
 
 153 Sybaris, Didrachm and Third Stater; and Poseidonia, Drachm, as in 
 A last lotjjine and rare 3 
 
 154 SYBARis^^Tdrachm as in lot 152, but legend YM in exergue; Third 
 /j~ Stater, Head of Pallas ; rev. Bull to right looking back ; in exergue, 
 
 ^C <k 2YBAPI, wt. 41 grs. ; and Drachm of Poseidonia, usual type with 
 
 sz^ incuse rev., but reading on rev. IEOM- FII2, well preserved, the first 
 
 / y^two fine, the second exceedingly rare 3 
 
 155 Sybaris, Didrachm, Bull with head reverted as iu lot 152; another of 
 later date, Poseidon wielding trident ; before, bird; behind, MVBA 
 
 f/Zc (retrograde) ; rev. Bull to right, in exergue MVB (retrograde) 
 (Garrucci, pi. cvm, 14), fine; and another of Poseidonia, similar 
 to last, but on rev. Bull to left ; behind, column surmounted by globe, 
 H02EIAANI. . wt. 116 grs., well preserved, the two last very rare 3 
 
 156 Thurium, Tetradrachm, Head of Athena to right, helmet adorned 
 us with figure of Triton holding trident; OYPIfiN, Bull rushing to 
 
 lulr^ right; in the exergue, two fishes, wt. 240 grs. (comp. Hist. Num. 
 ^ p. 72), very fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 157 Thurium, Tetradrachm, similar to last, but helmet of Athena orna- 
 C 'a, J mented with figure of Skylla, above $ ; and on rev. one fish only in 
 
 / exergue, wt. 244 grs., extremely fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 158 Thurium, Tetradrachm as in lot 156, helmet of Athena adorned with 
 Triton ; and on rev. thyrsus in exergue, and above bull, magistrate's 
 name, 2Y4>A, wt. 234 grs., fine and very rare 1 
 
 159 Thurium, Tetradrachm, as before but with Skylla on helmet of 
 / \ l/cd**! Athena ; behind IA ; and on rev. OYPIfiN above bull to right; in 
 
 exergue, fish, wt. 245 grs., very fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 160 Thurium, Tetradrachm, similar to last, but head of Athena to Jeft, 
 J*/f- f wt. 246 grs., very fine and rare 1 
 
 161 Thurium, Tetradrachm, similar type, but head of Athena to right, and 
 ti/.p. on tn e flank of the bull on rev. VE in monogram, wt. 243 grs., well t %X 
 
 * preserved and very rare with this monogram 1 
 
 162 Thurium, Tetradrachm, similar to last coin, but above bull on rev. I, ^^ 
 /jM and in exergue, two fishes, wt. 240 grs., in good preservation 1 ^ 
 
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 LUCANIA continued. 
 
 LOT 
 
 163 Poseidonia, Didrachm, B.C. 480-400, Poseidon wielding trident, 
 n02EI ; rev. Bull, above II02EI. (Hist. Num. p. 67). Thurium, 
 Didrachms (2), Head of Athena in laureate helmet ; rev. Bull to left 
 
 S Z^ox right, 0OYPIQN (ib. p. 71). Velia, Didrachm, Female head of 
 
 archaic form, YEAHTON ; rev. Lion ; above, B. (ib. p. 74) j and 
 
 rachm, Forepart of Lion ; rev. Incuse square, all fine, early coins, 
 
 mostly rare 5 
 
 164 Poseidonia, Didrachms (2) ; others of Thurium (2) (Bull to right) ; 
 ^ /; and Velia (AE in exergue on rev.) ; and Drachm of same city, types 
 
 ^p as in last lot, all fine 5 
 
 165 Poseidonia, Didrachms (2); others of Thurium and Velia (AH in 
 exergue on rev.) as in last lot ; and Drachm of Velia, Female head of 
 
 . /^ archaic type to left; rev. Owl to left with olive branch, YEAH., all 
 (/(? fine and rare 5 
 
 166 Poseidonia, Didrachms (2) as before, one with T on both sides j of 
 
 Velia, Archaic female head ; rev. Bird above lion ; in exergue 
 
 _4 ___- YEAHTON. ; Drachms (2) of same city, both with owl on reverse ; 
 
 ^/ obv. types, Head of Athena in helmet ; and Female head bound with 
 
 diadem, mostly fine and scarce 5 
 
 167 Poseidonia, Didrachms as before; others of Thurium (2) Head of 
 / Pallas in crested helmet ; rev. Bull to right or left, the latter with 
 
 aJ <? bird under bull ; and of Velia, Head of Pallas in crested helmet with 
 ^ *-* 2Skylla ; rev. Lion devouring prey, all fine 5 
 
 168 "Poseidonia, Didrachms (2) and others of Thurium (2) and Velia, 
 J?, > iijmilar to the preceding lot, but the types slightly varied, all fine 5 
 
 169 PoSEiDQjtfiA, Didrachms (2), one of the early incuse type, with bull with 
 / * head reverted ; and others of Thurium (2) and Velia (2) similar 
 
 ?< S Z/ to lot 167, but on the second piece of Velia the lion is prowling, and 
 J2 -t^ in the exergue, an owl flying, mostly fine 6 
 
 170 Thurium, Didrachms (2), usual type, one with K under bull ; and others 
 / of Velia, with rev. types, Lion prowling to right or left ; and Lion 
 
 7^ Sz seizing upon a stag ; on the last piece the helmet of Pallas is 
 ^f laureate, all fine 5
 
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 22 LUCANIA. 
 
 . 171 Thurium, Didrachms (2) of the usual type; and others of Velia (4), 
 ^ s/.S<flf typej similar to last lot, all fine 6 
 
 172 Thurium, Didrachms (2), one with A, the other with H and Nike 
 j above bull on rev. ; and others of Velia, similar types as before, 
 
 * Jr one with palm-tree behind lion ; others with triquetra and Nike 
 above lion, all fine 7 
 
 173 Thurium, Didrachm, usual type, with head of Athene to right, helmet 
 adorned with Sky 11a, and on rev. bird below bull to left. Velia, 
 
 ^Didrachms (2), one with helmet of Pallas ornamented with Triton ; 
 the other with wreath ; rev. types, Lion looking back, and Lion de- 
 \~~/i /f- vouring prey; Drachms (2) with Archaic female head to left. or 
 /* right; rev. Owl to left or right, all very fine 5 
 
 174 Thurium, Didrachm (1) usual type, but below bull on rev. ; and others 
 jc!$ /? ^ ^ELIA W rev - tyP e Xi Lion prowling ; above, symbols, ear of 
 
 r* corn, dolphin and $, pentegram, and caduceus ; and others (2), with 
 
 /yV'i^wC^ 011 seizing stag ; the last two with head of Pallas to left or right, 
 
 mostly fine 7 
 
 175 Thurium, Didrachms (2) usual type, with helmet of Pallas, ornamented 
 with Skylla, and on rev. below lion, magistrates' names MOAOS205 
 
 /s ,/ and EY <P divided by bird ; and others of Velia, Head of Pallas 
 
 ' with griffin on helmet ; rev. Lion seizing stag to right ; and Head of 
 
 ^^^^Pallas facing in crested helmet, inscribed KAEYAOPOY ; rev. Lion 
 
 devouring prey, all rare varieties and types, especially the last coin, 
 
 which is slightly misstruck on the rev., very fine 4 
 
 176 Thurium, Didrachms (2) usual type, with magistrates' names EY$A 
 ^/4// an d 2IMP.; and others of Velia as in last lot, all rare and mostly 
 
 177 Thurium, Didrachm, Head of Apollo laureate ; rev. Butting bull, above 
 Efil ; and others of Velia, Female head with hair turned up ; 
 
 jfo before, branch with acorn ; rev. Lion prowling ; Head of Pallas, 
 
 pegasus on helmet ; behind NE (mon.) on tablet ; rev. Lion 
 
 jfcztzJti/ devouring stag ; and Head of Pallas facing ; rev. Lion devouring 
 
 // prey as in lot 175, all very fine and rare 4 
 
 178 Poseldonia, Half -Drachm, Poseidon wielding trident; rev. Bull; and 
 m /f Obols (5) and Half-obols, &c. (4) of same type ; Sybaris, Obols 
 
 (3), Bull with head reverted ; rev. Incuse of obv. ; and Head of 
 Pallas ; rev. Bull ; and similar pieces of Thurium, Head of Pallas ; 
 rev. Bull butting, all fine 17 
 
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 179 Poseidonia, Sybaris and Thurium, Half -drachm, Obols, Half-obols, 
 
 / &c. as in previous lot ; and Velia, Drachm, Female head ; rev. 
 
 '/ Owl; and Obol of similar type, all fine 18
 
 LUCANI, ETC. 23 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 180 Lucani, Head of Ares ; rev. Pallas fighting, size 7 ; Head of Herakles ; 
 rev. same type, size 7 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, size 5 j Heraclea ; 
 rev. types, Pallas sacrificing at altar, Marine divinity (Glaukos ?) 
 j? _ . Club, quiver and bow, Herakles with club, and Owl, sizes 3-1. ; 
 Metapontum ; rev. Ear of corn, OBOAOS, size 6 j Ceres holding 
 ^r^y^^jkovch. with crossed top j Two ears of corn and tripod, &c. sizes 4-2, 
 many fine and some interesting types 24 
 
 ^ 181 LuCani, Heraclea, and Metapontum, various types similar to last 
 J? /. 6 "^ lot, many fine /^y^ 22 
 
 182 Poseidonia, Poseidon ; rev. Bull, size 7 ; others, similar, size 3 ; an- 
 other ; rev. Trident ; Paestum, rev. types, Eros on dolphin, Cornu- 
 copia, Forepart of boar, Dolphin, Cornucopias and fulmen crossed, 
 
 / Ear of corn, and Prow, sizes 5-2 ; Thurium ; rev. types, Bull, Apollo 
 
 with lyre, Cornucopia?, Forepart of bull ; Copia, As Head of Janus ; 
 
 y *~~y rev. Cornucopia, size 6 ; Semis, Female head ; rev. same as last, &c. 
 
 ' and Velia, rev. type, Owl, sizes 4-2, mostly fine and many interesting 
 
 pieces 27 
 
 183 Poseidonia, Paestum, Thurium, Copia, and Velia, similar pieces to 
 preceding lot, many fine 23 
 
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 ,i^ BRUTTIUM. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 184 Bruttii, Drachm, B.C. 282-203, Head of Poseidon to left, diademed ^^^eo^^/S^^ 
 / behind, trident; rev. BPETTK2N, Thetis with Eros seated on sea~^^^? /, S'Z/ 
 
 7f horse; before, star, ivt. 65 grs., very fine and of extreme rarity C;jp "*vj2 
 
 J^^i * ' * 
 
 185 Bruttii, Drachm, similar to the preceding coin, but on rev. before sea- , ^ J~~ tAf 
 /\ y3, f<? Jborse is a bee, wt. 65 grs., fine and also of extreme rarity 1 ^ s/tjj? r ' 
 
 186 BrxTttii, Half Drachm, Head of Herakles in lion's skin ; behind, club ; ^ / ^^. 
 * rev. BPETTIQN (in exergue), Nike in biga to right; beneath j!yv/*&iV 
 /$, /^-'horses, serpent, wt. 33 grs., very fine and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 187 Bruttii, Octobol, Attic, Busts of the Dioskuri to right, draped ^vAy/i.n^J^Zc///. /0 ^/^ 
 
 , , wearing laureated pilei ; behind, cornucopise; rev. BPETTIfiN. (in &. JS& 4v 
 
 y/ j^V, exergue), The Dioskuri on horseback ; below, knotted staff, wt. 89 grs. /f'7 * ~~Y>&''o 
 
 t\ (Hist. Num. p. 77), extremely fine and of the highest rarity 1 <s%>i/<tf<tg. r^jpss
 
 24 BRUTTIUM. 
 
 188 Bruttii, Octobol, Head of Thetis, veiled; behind, sceptre and fly ; rev. 
 BPETTIQN, Neptune standing to left, his foot on column, sceptre 
 in left hand ; before him, bird on flower ; others, Head of winged 
 
 ^ Nike ; rev. BPETTIQN. Dionysos crowning himself ; adjuncts (1), 
 
 "V^_^ behind bust of Nike, vase, rev. II ; (2) simpulum, rev. trident ; (3) 
 
 // // rev., thunderbolt, all very fine and rare 4 
 
 189 Bruttii, Octobol, with rev. Neptune as in last lot ; symbols, fly on obv. 
 /* y and bird on caduceus on rev. ; others (2) with rev. Dionysos crown- 
 
 * '/' v ing himself ; symbols (1) oinochoe, rev.U.; star, rev. trident; and ^h 
 
 *fi# /? Tetrobol, Head of Apollo ; behind, anvil ; rev. BPETTION, Artemis, 
 
 ? ilJ/J, nun * ress > w i tn torch and dog; before, star, wt. 36 grs., all very fine 
 
 Jj y u Irk ana \ rar6i especially the last coin 4 
 
 190 Bruttii, Octobol, with rev. Poseidon; symbols, bucranium on obv., 
 crab on rev. ; others (2) with rev. Dionysos crowning himself ; 
 
 J/ 4/ symbols (1) two crescents, rev. serpent; (2) star, rev. monogram 
 ^ of AH. ; and Tetrobol, Head of Pallas; rev. BPETTK2N, Eagle on 
 jf thunderbolt; on right, torch, wt. 36 grs., all very fine and rare, es- 
 pecially the last coin 4 
 
 191 Bruttii, Octobol, with rev. Poseidon; symbols, amphora on obv. ; crab 
 /f s^eA 71 on rev ' * otners (2) w ith rev. Dionysos crowning himself ; symbols * 
 
 "^ jj/ (1) Amphora, rev. II. ; (2) star, rev. monogram of AH., all very fine 
 
 *A)M* andrare 3 
 
 r 192 Caulonia, Stater, B.C. 550-480, Naked figure with branch in right 
 
 / hand and running figure on extended left arm ; before him, stag ; 
 
 ^< ^. /^ behind KAVA. ; rev. same device, incuse; Others of later style, 
 
 .^ B.C. 480-388 (1) Naked figure as on last ; rev. Stag to right ; before, 
 
 <s jr *v^***' ' branch ; above KAV. (retrograde) ; (2) Naked figure with fillet 
 
 over extended arm ; behind monogram $ (as B. M. Cat. p. 338, 27) ; 
 
 rev. Stag, KAVAONIATA2. all very fine and rare 3 
 
 193 Caulonia, Staters as in last lot ; but on the third coin there is a dolphin 
 >/^ / on either side of the figure on obv., and A below stag on rev., very 
 
 c*~ \&/z*hft ne an d rare 3 
 
 194 OaULONiA, Staters as in lot 192 ; but on obv. of second coin the stag 
 / ? .^ stands on an altar, and on the third piece, the inscription on obv. 
 
 <- f*'f KAVAON2ATAM. (?), and on rev. Stag to left ; before, vine leaf, all 
 foJUt*4t*iftfie, the last a very rare variety 3 
 
 19o Caulonia, Staters as in lot 192 ; but (1) rev. type partly in relief and 
 yfo KAAO. (retrograde) ; and (3) rev. Stag to right ; behind, ivy branch, 
 
 /^2 ^KAVAONIATAS., all very fine and rare 3 
 
 196 Caulonia, Staters as before of early and later styles ; the second coin 
 / a has a laurel-leaf before the stag on the rev. ; and the fourth coin, 
 
 ^' which is of the same type as the third, has an amphora behind the 
 't-fiK+t ^S* 1 on ^ e 0Dvers e, well preserved and rare 4
 
 C7V / 
 
 CAULONIA. 25 
 
 L97 Caulonia, Staters as in the preceding lot ; but on the fourth coin the 
 
 y *j? y inscription KAVAONIATAM is below the stag, which is running to 
 
 (7^ sp rjghtj well preserved, the last a rare variety 4 
 
 198 Croton, Stater, B.C. 550-480, Tripod, ?PO. ; rev. same device, incuse, 
 wt. 123 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 80); another, similar, but of thicker 
 
 4 fabric ; ? PO. to right and crab to left of tripod ; rev. Dolphin to 
 right of tripod and ?POT. to left, wt. 123 grs., both extremely fine 
 and rare 2 
 
 199 Croton, Staters, as in previous lot, but on the second coin a stork to 
 /,<$(/ left of tripod on obv., and no symbol, &c. on rev., both fine and rare 2 
 
 200 Croton, Staters as in lot 198; but the first has a crab to left of 
 tripod on obv. and to right of same on rev. ; and the second a crab 
 to left on obv. and a fish to right on rev. ; another with no symbol 
 on obv. ; but rev. type, a flying eagle, incuse, the first fine, the others 
 very fine 3 
 
 201 r Croton, Staters of the thicker fabric, usual type, (1) stork to right on 
 obv., and 9 POTON on rev. ; (2) stork to left on obv., and curved 
 ornament to left on rev. ; (3) similar, but rev. slightly varied ; and 
 
 2/ Quarter Stater, same type as last, all fine, these coins are interesting 
 
 v as showing a gradual development of the rev. type into two serpents' 
 
 y heads 4 
 
 202 Croton, Stater, Tripod between 9 POTO ; rev. Eagle flying, incuse ; 
 .another, similar, but of thicker fabric, ?PO (retrograde) on 
 
 /* obv. ; another, similar obv., but crab to right of tripod ; rev. same 
 Jj/^/^ type incuse, all fine and rare 3 
 
 203 Croton, Stater, usual type with rev. incuse of obv. ; stork to right of 
 > tripod, ? PO ; another with incuse flying Eagle on rev. ; no symbol 
 
 y j // on obv. ; another with tripod in relief on both sides ; and Quarter 
 t' s? Stater, usual type, crane to right of tripod ; rev. incuse of obv., all 
 
 204 Croton, Stater, Tripod between stork and ? PO ; rev. Tripod in relief, 
 y below II ; others, Eagle standing on stag's head ; rev. Tripod 
 
 S /tf f _^~ between vine-leaf and <? PO (B. M. Cat. no. 68) ; Eagle flapping its 
 
 ^ wings ; rev. as last, but to left, laurel-leaf (ib. no. 74) ; and another, 
 
 //feu JLy Head of Apollo, laureate ; rev. Tripod between KPO and filleted 
 
 Jf branch, all fine and interesting coins 4 
 
 205 Croton, Staters (2), Eagle standing to left on ram's head or to right 
 on pediment; antelope's skull before; rev. Tripod between ?PO 
 
 ^ and leaf (B. M. Cat. nos. 67, 70) ; another, Eagle with spread wings ; 
 
 behind, BOI ; rev. Tripod with fillet between ?POT and branch; 
 
 /^%nf an d another with Head of Apollo as in last lot, all fine and desirable 
 
 specimens 4
 
 26 BRUTTIUM. 
 
 206 Croton, Staters, similar to the preceding lot, Eagle stands on column, 
 
 pediment or branch ; symbols on rev. corn-grain, laurel-leaf or vine- 
 
 w* -~ leaf ; another, eagle with wings flapping, and in exergue BOI ; rev. 
 
 T^^y Tripod with fillet, PO, (B. M. Cat. no. 76), all fine 4 
 
 ^207 ^Croton, Staters, usual types, (1) Eagle on branch, rev. symbol, a leaf ; 
 
 (2) Eagle on column; before, branch ; rev. Tripod with fillet; (3) 
 
 -y Eagle on serpent; rev. symbol, ear of corn, all with ?PO; (4) 
 
 , Y'^T^ Head of Apollo; rev. Tripod between branch and KPO, all fine and 
 
 208 Croton, Staters (3), all with Eagle standing on branch, wings spread ; 
 rev. types, Tripod between KPO and A ; Tripod between corn- 
 
 ^ .,^-ear and serpent; and Tripod, KPOTONIATQN, B in field; and 
 
 * Diobols (4) with rev. types, Tripod ; Cuttlefish ; Pegasus ; and Hera- 
 
 ^^S^^kles strangling lion, OIKI2TA2., some fine 8 
 
 209 ^Croton, Stater, Eagle standing on thunderbolt ; before it, terminal 
 figure holding patera and caduceus ; rev. Tripod with Nike on left ; 
 
 ^ another, Eagle standing on olive-branch ; behind, KPOTONIATAN ; 
 rev. Tripod with conical cover between ear of corn and dolphin ; in 
 ^^T^^^field, 4>EAPKMI (B. M. Cat. no. 82) ; both very fine and very rare 
 varieties 2 
 
 210 Croton, Stater, Tripod filleted ; on one side is Apollo shooting at 
 
 </y*-4 serpent on the other side ; below, KPOTON ; rev. Herakles, seated -fl-rfty i>*y l 
 <^*^ " on rocks and resting on club, holds branch over lighted altar ; ^-^ /^ 
 </fe***^beh.ind, O^K^MTAM ; in exergue, two dolphins, v:t. 117 grs. (Hist. 
 
 Num. p. 81), fine and very rare 1 " y/ * y 
 
 /'2\\ Croton, Stater, similar type to the preceding coin, but to left of tripod 
 jjC*Hr*S^p corn-grain, and below E, wt. 118 grs., very fine and rare r*/j\ 
 
 J< 
 
 212 Croton, circa B.C. 420, Stater, Head of Hera Lakinia, nearly facing, j>s.-ttyfc 
 / wearing broad stephane, adorned with honeysuckle design and fore- <& JZU j, a 
 /ft/S^ P art of griffin ; around, KPOTONO; rev. Herakles, reclining to left^^- 2 ^' 
 c S f s, y on rocks, holds wine cup in extended right hand ; in field above, 
 
 ^**w*4h>W and club, wt. 118 grs., very fine and rare [PI. I] 1 *- / 
 
 213 Croton, Stater, similar to the preceding, but stephane of Hera adorned <z7jy? 
 
 with honeysuckle only ; and on rev. in front of Herakles, KPOTONI ; 
 his right hand rests on club, wt. 118 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 /214 Croton, Stater, similar to last coin, but varying slightly in the details y^./^o- 
 Jt/tS^ y f the rev - tyP e ' KPOTONIATA2, wt. 118 grs., fine and rare 1 * 
 
 215 ^ROTO^fB.c. 390, Stater, KPOTONIATA2, Head of Apollo laureate todJUZ^A 
 
 /y right, hair long ; rev. The Infant Herakles seated on cushion and >%* 0. I 
 
 a" I,* strangling two serpents, wt. 117 grs., very fine and very rare^^tiC^-^ 
 
 ^7[Pi. i] i *W~^
 
 CROTON. 27 
 
 216 Croton, Staters, as before, Head of Hera; rev. Herakles seated, as in 
 ^- jt lot 212 j another, Head of Apollo; rev. Infant Herakles strangling 
 
 0^ 'J' serpents, both in fair condition and rare 2 
 
 217 ^/Croton, Staters, as in last lot ; but on the first piece there is no legend 
 r /? /f^ on ^' an( * on rev - Herakles seated holds cup over tripod,\KPO- 
 
 ^"^ ^> j? TONIA., both in fair condition 2 
 
 218 Proton, Stater, Head of Hera Lakinia, facing, wearing stephane; rev -^// c .,S Z*' /g^s ^p> 
 ' /^ Herakles reclining to left on lion's skin holds cup over tripod; 
 
 c^C &' % before him, KPOTO; bow and club, and letters MA, obv. fine, rev. ^ ^3 
 /yj^t f Ptf,very fine, an extremely rare variety 1 
 
 219 Croton and Terina, in alliance, Stater, B.C. 550-480, Tripod ; on left ^^ 
 f ?PO., on right TE ; rev. Same device, incuse, wt. 120 grs., a very rare 
 
 ^-~ /As .j^and interesting coin 1 
 
 \* This coin is usually attributed to Croton and Temesa ; but Sir 
 
 ^^V^k, Edward Bunbury considered it to denote an alliance between Croton 
 
 " / and Terina; the latter place being a colony of the former. It 
 
 " would thus precede the earliest coins with legend TEPINA. 
 
 &C. * 
 
 220 Locri, Stater, Head of Zeus laureate ; below IEY2 ; rev. EIPHNH ^^ c 
 
 AOKPON, Eirene seated on square cippus, wt. 110 grs. (Hist. Num. '* ^,fa,.tp si?/- 
 
 ^7~ j). 86), well 'preserved and exceedingly rare 1 2y$ 
 
 *zi\ Locri, Stater, with head of Zeus; rev. Eirene as in last lot, in fair 
 
 / /? condition ; another, Eagle with spread wings to left devouring hare ; 
 
 c^ s^f xp- AOKPON, Fulmen and caduceus, fine, both rare 2 
 
 222 Locri, Stater, Eagle with spread wings standing to right on hare and ^ 
 // looking back, all within laurel- wreath ; rev. Fulmen dividing AOK- ^-s^- "%*i^y<2y 
 
 <r^Cl ? ' -^"PQN. ; double border of dots, fine and exceedingly rare, not described CP^cF 
 y/f-^ jl Mionnet, nor in Hist. Num., nw in B. M. Cat. [PI. I] 1 
 
 223 Eocri, Stater, Head of Zeus to left, laureate, AOKPON ; rev. Eagle 
 y^y /& devouring hare, above fulmen ; others (2) similar, with fulmen before 
 
 c *^ ~y ^ or behind eagle on rev., all fine and scarce 3 
 
 ^224 &OCRI, Staters (2) as in previous lot, but no fulmen on rev. ; another, 
 
 z /! /? Head of Zeus to right ; rev. Eagle devouring hare, KPON (sic), all 
 
 fCrs fi ne , the last a rare variety 3 
 
 225 Locri, Stater, b.c. 280-268, Head of Zeus laureate to left ; below, NE ^ 
 (mon.); rev. AOKPON, Fides, III2TI2, standing, placing wreath on v^ 
 
 /^ head of Roma, POMA, seated before her, lot. 113 grs. (Hist. Num. 
 
 p. 88), fine and very rare 1 
 
 ^^** y *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 226 Ehegium, b.c. 494-480, Attic Tetradrachm, Lion's head facing ; rev. - 
 
 / ^_^, PEC1NON., Calf's head to left, wt. 262 grs., well preserved and &-S&0 
 <^ ' very rare /* J* , A , 1
 
 28 BRUTTCUM. 
 
 226* Rhegium, B.C. 494-480, Aeginetic Drachm, Lion's head facing; rev. 
 
 Calf's head to left, PECION, wt. 88 grs. ; another similar, slightly 
 
 varied, wt. 85 grs. ; and Attic Drachm, B.C. 480-466, Mule-car 
 
 driven by bearded charioteer ; rev. Hare, PECINON., wt. 65 grs., 
 
 <, ir ,cdl fine and rare 3 
 
 2f7 Rhegium, circa b.c. 480-466, Tetradrachm, Mule-car driven by bearded 
 
 / ^ charioteer ; in exergue, leaf: rev. PECINON (retrograde), Hare run- 
 
 -^V.?. ^ ning to right, wt. 265 grs., very fine and very rare [PL II] 1 
 
 JWteJk^ \* From Dr. Nott's collection. 
 
 228 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, Lion's head facing ; rev. Male figure seated to^y/^ A, 
 
 left, right hand resting on staff, left on his seat, beneath which is sr %/!kjs 
 an amphora; behind, PECINOS ; all within laurel-wreath, wt. * j/y 
 262 grs. (comp. Hist. Num. p. 93), very fine and of great rarity ^ yi/tf &i 
 
 %* From the North wick collection (lot 170). 
 
 229 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but to left of 
 
 lion's head are two bay leaves and a berry ; and on rev. the seated 
 
 figure crosses one leg over the other ; there is a bird under his seat, 
 
 ^U and the inscription PECIN02 reads retrograde and is on the left, frtS 
 
 **' "" wt. 260 grs., fine and of very great rarity [PL II] 1 
 
 ydf? ** From the North wick collection (lot 169). This specimen is 
 
 i ^ U * f described by Mionnet, vol. I, p. 200, no. 950. 
 
 230 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, similar to lot 223, but the head of the lion 
 is in higher relief ; and on the rev. there is no symbol under the <S~- 
 
 - seat, and the legend PECI NOS is partly before and partly behind * 
 
 sfi/^ f the-eated figure, wt. 260 grs., fine and very rare 
 
 1 
 
 *** From the Thomas collection. 
 
 A- 
 
 231 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, similar to lot 228, but the head of the 
 lion is more spread ; and on the rev. the seated figure has a large 
 mantel over his knees ; before him a vine-branch with bunch of 
 grapes, and behind PHriNOS (retrograde), wt. 265 grs., well preserved 
 and a very rare variety 1 
 
 232 Rhegium, Aeginetic Drachm, Lion's head ; rev. Calf s head, RECION, 
 wt. 87 grs. \ others, Attic Standard, with same obi:, but rev. types, 
 
 , /iT Male figure seated, RECINON (2 varieties), and Head of Apollo, 
 2WvPEriNON, all fine and rare 4 
 
 z33 Rhegium, Drachms (3), Attic Standard, types as in last lot ; Half 
 
 --i *6 Drachm, rev. PH between two olive leaves ; Obols (2) of same type; 
 
 ^g^^^and another with rev. RECI in wreath, all rare pieces 7 
 
 234 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, a.d. 415-387, Lion's head facing ; rev. Head of js #7j 
 //A Apollo to right, laureate, hair turned up and short; behind, olive sprig; /{? 2 
 ^C <?W> - before, PHriNO reading from right to left, wt. 266 grs. {comp. Hist. ^/J/# 
 //} j. Num. p. 94), very fine and rare 1 w6 fy.
 
 j!> 
 
 RHEGIUM. 29 
 
 235 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but the type is 
 y y a slightly more spread and the legend on the rev. runs from left to 
 
 /& jlps^> w *' ^7 y rs "> ver y fi m an d mre i 
 
 236 JraEGiUM, Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but the hair of Apollo 
 </? y falls slightly doAvn his neck, and behind are two leaves, wt. 263 grs. 
 
 , (Hist. Num. p. 94), very fine and rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 S?e/C~. *** From the Steuart collection (1840). 
 
 ,237 Rhegium, Tetradrachm, same type and variety as the last coin, but 
 &^ ' j^yfa^ na * r ra ^ ner m ore widespread, wt. 268 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 238 /Terina, Stater, Head of Terina of archaic style ; around, TEP2NA ; 
 / ^ rev. Nike Apteros, standing, holding branch ; on right, N^KA (retro- 
 
 t-J^yfrW s grade), the whole within wreath (Hist. Num. p. 96), in good condition; 
 mother, of later style, Head of Terina to right, diademed, hair in 
 knot at back ; rev. Nike to left, resting her foot on rock, caduceus 
 in right hand, TEPINAION, fine, both very rare types 2 
 
 239 Terina, Stater, Head of Terina to left, hair in sakkos, TEPINAION j 
 y rev. Nike, holding wreath, seated on square cippus to left ; another, 
 
 </&, similar, but head of Terina to right, hair in knot and bound with 
 
 ^-j diadem, ornamented with meander pattern, and on rev. Nike holds 
 
 /l&*~Py small branch ; another, similar to last, but hair of Nike rolled, 
 
 js TEPIN., and on rev. Nike is seated to right and holds wreath, very 
 
 well preserved and somewhat rare 3 
 
 240 Terina, Stater, Head of Terina to left, hair in sphendone, TEPINAION; 
 
 rev. Nike seated to left, holding thyrsos ; another, similar, Head of 
 
 jT/& Terina to right ; rev. Nike has bird on her hand ; and another, 
 
 ^rj Head of Terina to left, hair rolled, within wreath ; rev. Nike seated 
 
 {^yZe^ry on low stool holding wreath, all fine and scarce types 3 
 
 241 Terina, Staters, Head of Terina to right, hair in rolls ; rev. Nike 
 seated on low stool and holding wreath ; Head of Terina, 
 
 S? ^^similar, but hair turned back within wreath ; rev. Nike seated, 
 
 holding vase on her knees, which she is filling from lion-headed 
 
 rfe~Jy- fountain; Head of Terina, hair in sphendone, TEPINAION; 
 
 y rev. Terina seated on square cippus, holding patera and crowned 
 
 by Nike, all well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 242 Terina, Stater, Head of Terina, hair in triple sphendone ; rev. Nike 
 /. ^jseated to left on low stool and holding wreath {Brit. Mus. Cat. no. 2) ; 
 r&z /# another, Female head to right, hair rolled, earrings, TEPINAION; 
 tfr^t* Svrev. Nike seated to left on cippus ; bird on her hand, both fine 
 
 * and rare, especially the first piece 2 
 
 243 Terina, Stater, Female head to left, hair in rolls ; around, wreath ; rev. 
 Nike seated to left on one handled vase, wreath in right hand, 
 caduceus in left; before, [TEPIjNAION, wt. 120 grs., very fine and 
 
 ^^ J very rare 1 
 
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 30 BRUTTIUM. 
 
 244 Terina, Stater, Female head to right, bound with diadem, hair turned 
 up ; rev. Nike seated on one-handled vase similar to the preceding ; . 
 before, TEPINAION, wt. 113 grs., very fine and a very rare ty-pe^^^, 
 
 245 Terina, Staters, all with head of Terina to right on obv., hair sometimes 
 in knot at top; rev. types, Nike resting on column and holding 
 
 .-^caduceus ; Nike, her right foot on rock j Nike seated on vase, 
 
 holding caduceus and bird ; and the Goddess filling vase at foun- 
 
 in, all interesting types, in fair condition 4 
 
 246 Terina, Staters, usual types, with reverses, Nike seated, holding 
 / branch, bird, ball or caduceus. Tetrobols (2), with Female head 
 
 J4m y^""* r ig nt or kfy an< ^ rev - Nike seated to left, both varied, in fair 
 * condition, the last two fine 6 
 
 247 Terina, Staters (3), Female head to right or left, within wreath ; rev. 
 , Nike seated to left on low stool (2) or Amphora, holding ball, 
 
 -/& _^. wreath, &c. ; Tetrobols (3) and Diobol, with rev. Nike seated ; also 
 
 Tetrobol and Obols of Caulonia, usual type of Poseidon ; Locri, 
 
 (ft&ai^H Eagle, rev. Fulmen, some well preserved 12 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 248 Bruttii, Head of Apollo ; rev. Nike in biga, size 7 ; Head of Ares ; 
 
 rev. Pallas fighting, size 8 (3 varieties, one with wreath on obv.) ; 
 
 / Head of Ares ; behind ; rev. Nike crowning trophy, size 8 ; Head 
 
 ^T / 4 of Herakles ; rev. Pallas fighting, size 8 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, 
 
 sizes 7-6 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. Ares fighting, size 7 (2 varieties) ; 
 
 </frtci**s' thers, rev. types Zeus thundering ; Nike in biga ; Crab, and Owl, 
 
 sizes 4-2, all very fine and well patinated 15 
 
 %* This and the following lots comprise each the principal types of the 
 copper coins of Bruttii. 
 
 A 
 
 
 249 Bruttii, same types as the preceding lots ; but without the first piece 
 - ^0> f described, all very fine and well patinated 13 
 
 25(5 Bruttii, similar coins and types to last lot, all very fine and well 
 Af "patinated 12 
 
 251 Consentia, Head of Ares; rev. Fulmen and three crescents, KD2, v -M. 
 
 size 5 ; Croton, Head of Heracles, rev. Tripod, size 9 ; Dog run- 
 y /* ning ; rev. Tripod, size 8 ; Club ; rev. Bow, size 7 ; others, smaller, 
 
 sizes 4-1, with rev. types, Eagle on column ; Eagle with serpent ; 
 
 Three crescents ; Bird looking back ; Winged fulmen ; Fulmen ; 
 
 Crab ; Owl ; Owl with wings spread ; and Eagle's head, mostly well 
 % preserved, some unpublished 15
 
 kJ^C 
 
 CROTON, ETC. 31 
 
 252 Croton, similar to last lot, with rev. types, Tripod ; Eagle on serpent; 
 Three crescents; Fulmen, and Eagle looking back; HiPPONlUM, 
 B.C. 379-350, Head of Hermes; rev. Eagle, size 6; others, rev. 
 Amphora and Cacluceus, size 4 ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Nike, size 6 ; 
 
 J( t ty others rev. types, Amphora, size 4 ; and Club with branches, very 
 rare, size 2 ; Vibo Valentia, As, rev. Fulmen ; Semis, rev. Cornu- 
 copia? ; Triens, rev. Owl ; Quadrans, rev. Two Crabs, mostly fine and 
 many rare 18 
 
 253 Hipponium, rev. types, Nike and Amphora; Vibo Valentia, rev. 
 types, Fulmen, Cornucopia, and Owl as before ; Locri, Head of 
 Zeus ; rev. Eagle, size 7 ; Head of Persephone ; rev. Eagle on fulmen, 
 
 J? .jy size 7 ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Seated female holding wreath, size 8 ; 
 same obv. ; rev. Pegasus, size 7 (2 varieties) ; Medma, Female head 
 '^jf facing ; rev. Female head to right ; Nuceria, Head of Apollo ; rev. 
 
 /y^ </ Horse standing, many fine and some rare 14 
 
 254 Locri, Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, size 7 ; Female head ; rev. Eagle on 
 
 fulmen, size 8 ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Seated female holding wreath, 
 
 size 7 ; Head of Pallas to right or left ; rev. Pegasus, size 6 ; Head 
 
 ^/ of Zeus ; rev. Fulmen, size 6 ; others, smaller, with rev. types, Ful- 
 
 tfX <v< 3 men ; Eagle on fulmen ; Neptune on dolphin, and Pegasus, a very 
 
 ^^ /? complete series of the coins of Locri ; Medma, Female head facing ; rev. 
 
 ^ tt&/ ^**Female head, to right (2 varieties), size 5 ; another, with rev. Naked 
 
 figure seated on rock ; and Nuceria, Head of Apollo ; rev. Horse 
 
 standing, same size, all very fine and interesting coins 14 
 
 255 Petelia, Head of Demeter veiled ; rev. Zeus thundering, size 5 ; 
 Head of Zeus ; rev. as last, size 4 ; others, rev. types Tripod ; 
 Apollo with lyre, and Nike. Ehegium, Heads of Apollo and 
 Artemis, jugate ; rev. Tripod, size 6 ; Head of Janus ; rev. Askle- 
 pios seated, size 7 ; Female head to right or left ; rev. Tripod (3 
 varieties), size 6 ; others ; rev. Lyre, or Lion ; Head of Zeus ; rev. 
 Female holding serpent, size 6 ; others, smaller, rev. types, Pallas ; 
 
 Lion's head ; Two leaves ; Hermes ; Artemis ; Hygieia, and Lyre, 
 all very fine, and complete series of these two cities 21 
 
 256 Locri, rev. types, Female seated holding wreath, and Pegasus (2 
 , ss varieties). Petelia ; rev. types, Jupiter thundering ; Apollo, and 
 s,y? ~ Tripod. Rhegium ; rev. types, Tripod ; Asklepios ; Lyre ; Pallas ; 
 
 " / ***" Lion's head; Hermes, &c, as in last and previous lots, mostly fine 17 
 
 257 Rhegium, rev. types, Lion's head (2 varieties), and Hermes as in lot 
 255. Terina, Female head to right or left; rev. Crab, size 6 
 
 / /O (3 varieties) ; Female head ; rev. Lion's head facing, size 6 ; others, 
 smaller ; rev. types, Hare running ; Horse running ; Crab, and Nike 
 seated, mostly fine 16 
 
 A
 
 32 sicilu. 
 
 SICILIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 s* 
 
 ^^; 
 
 <** 
 
 258 Abacaenum, Litrae, Head of Zeus to right ; before ABAKATA ; rev. 
 Boar to right ; in exergue HOHIH ; Bearded head to right ; rev. 
 Boar; above ABA; on right, acorn; Head of water-nymph 
 facing ; rev. Sow to right ; at her feet pig ; above and below 
 ABA.; Laureate head to right ; before, ABAK ; rev. Boar to right ; 
 
 cy around AISI; another, similar obv., no legend; rev. Boar to right; 
 y around ABAKAIN, cracked ; wt. 10 grs. each, all excessively rare 5 
 
 Gold. 
 
 259 Agrigentum, b.c. 415-406, Dilitron, Eagle devouring serpent ; above, 
 AKPA ; below mark of value ; rev. Crab ; below, magistrate's 
 
 f. 6 name 2IAAN02, boustrophedon, tvt. 21 grs. (B. M. Guide, pi. XVI, 14), 
 jp> * very fine and vwy rare 1 
 
 V 
 
 Silver. 
 
 260 Agrigentum, b.c. 550-472, Didrachm, Eagle to left, AKPA ; rev. Crab j 
 j . j^y y another, similar, but below Crab, corn-grain ; and another with* 
 
 ^\ eagle to right on obv. and on rev. below crab, archaic head, all fine, 
 
 y^**/* the last two rare 3 
 
 261 Agrigentum, Didrachms (3), similar to last; all with Eagle to left ; 
 Jc/. / on rev. below crab, CA2 and helmet, fine and rare 3 
 
 262 Agrigentum, Didrachms as in last lot, one with symbol on rev., 
 ^fy! ^y helmet, all fine and scarce 4 
 
 2&6 AGRIGENTUM, Didrachm, Eagle to left, AKPACANT02 ; rev. Crab ; 
 
 / Pentalitron, Eagle standing on top of column ; above HEN ; rev. 
 
 cC S%- /? Qvdfo ; below, floral ornament. Pentonkion, Eagle, AKPA; rev. 
 
 /$/tj++^' VfQ pellets, very fine and rare, the last two very rare 3 
 
 ** 
 
 264 Agrigentum, b.c. 415-406, Tetradrachm, Two Eagles standing on 
 
 supine hare; one with head lifted, AKPAr ; rev. The monster 4l i jn t ,'tf!P 
 
 Skylla to left ; above, crab, AKPArANTINON, wt. 264 grs. (B. M. ,. 
 Cat. no 61), very fine and extremely rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 265 Agrigentum, b.c. 415-406, Tetradrachm, Eagle to left standing on 
 , supine hare on rock, AKPArANTINON ; rev. Crab above fish ; on / , 
 
 /Ak^ left, pecten ; on right, conch, wt. 264 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 59), very fine //**<[& 
 **^ y^ and very rare 1 (W 
 
 Cfi&**~y # From the Dupre collection.
 
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 AGRIGENTTM. 33 
 
 266 Agrigentum, B.C. 415-406, Tetradrachm, Two Eagles to right on 
 / supine hare on rock; around, magistrate's name 2IAAN02; rev. 
 
 ,^/Z Nike in quadriga to left ; above, on tablet, partly legible, AKPA- 
 f TANTIN, boustrophedon ; in the exergue, club. wt. 267 grs. (B. M. 
 
 <^^**j^Cat. no. 55), very fine and exceedingly rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 r %* See lot 259 for same magistrate's name. 
 
 267 Agrigentum, B.C. 415-406, Tetradrachm, Two Eagles, &c, as on last 
 
 / coin ; above to left, fly, AKPArANTINOX ; rev. Quadriga to right ^ %T ^ 
 
 cZ\ *" driven by female figure ; above, Nike with wreath ; in exergue, 
 
 z^^wi^Fao, wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 57), fine and very rare 1 
 
 268 Agrigentum, b.c. 472-415, Tetradrachm, Eagle with closed wings to 
 ff-v^. left, AKRACAXT02 : rev. Crab (B. M. Cat. no. 38) ; another, same ^ 
 
 type, but below crab a fish, both fine and rare (&& 2 
 
 269 Agrigentum, Tetradrachms, as in last lot ; but below crab on one 
 ^f3 /a piece is a floral scroll (B. M. Guide, pi. XVI, 15), both fine and rare 2 
 
 y^nsv; *** No. 2, from the Brit. Mus. duplicates. 
 
 AiJRlGENTUM, Tetradrachms, as in lot 268, but beneath the crab on 
 y % f.^ one specimen is Nike flying and carrying wreath, both fine and 
 ^ uC^y rare 2 
 
 271 Agrigentum, Tetradrachms, as in lot 268, but the first coin has small 
 
 >/} /0 t^, letters, very fine ; and the second has a bird under the crab, well y 
 
 ./ ^ preserved, both rare (c^-j 2 
 
 272 Agrigentum, Half-drachm, Eagle standing on supine colt; on left, 
 barley-corn ; rev. Crab above pistrix to right with fish in its mouth, 
 id. 33 grs. ; another similar, but eagle stands on hare, and the 
 
 S pistrix on rev. is to left ; Litrae (3), Head of Zeus to right or left ; 
 
 /yf* J' rev - Eagle 5 Eagle ; rev. Crab ; and Drachm, B.C. 279-241, Head of 
 
 ^"J^Zea*; rev. Eagle, T in field, AKPArANTINQN, ail fine and 
 
 scarce 6 
 
 273 Agrigentum, Half -Drachm, Eagle to right on hare ; rev. Crab above 
 pistrix to left ; another, Eagle to left ; rev. Crab above fish ; 
 
 " 4 Litrae (3), Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle ; Eagle on hare ; rev. Crab 
 
 ' above fish : and Eagle to left : rev. Crab ; and Drachm, with Head 
 
 <?*** Jjttii Zeus; rev. Eagle, A in field, as in last lot, mostly fine and 
 
 ' scarce, 6 
 
 274 Camarina, circa B.C. 430, Tetradrachm, Head of bearded Herakles^^, , s 
 S y^ to left, wearing lion's skin, [KAMAPINAIjON, partly legible; rev. ^^ i'c 
 
 <z '^' Pallas in quadriga to left, crowned by Nike ; in exergue, lyre, wt. S^*,,*- *y 3fO 
 <?&<" ^270 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 8), very fine and very rare [PI. II] 1 ^y/^ \ f*v*A 
 
 275 Camarina, Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but not of quite 
 
 such fine work ; the object in the exergue on the rev. is uncertain, j ( $ 
 wt. 252 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
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 34 SICILIA. 
 
 276 Camarina, Tetradrachm, Head of Herakles in lion's skin, tied under <Ss 
 the chin ; before, KAMAPINAION in small letters ; rev. Pallas in 
 quadriga to right, crowned by Nike ; in the exergue, two amphorse, -&<&&-' 
 
 y^f/nt- 268 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 14), very well preserved, very rare 1 
 
 277 Camarina, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but of bolder ^^^/ p 
 work ; before head of Herakles strung bow, no legend ; and on rev. zx^T^^v/ 
 
 ' t ~~ / ' in exergue, KAMAPINA, and two amphorse, fine and very rare, wt. J3T /</*ti 
 268 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 13), very rare, somewhat chipped, but fine 1 "^ />Ky 
 
 278 Camarina, Didrachm, Horned head of the River-god, Hipparis, to ^ * 
 y^ right, KAMAPINAIO rev. The Nymph Camarina with inflated 
 
 (?Cy<* ' veil riding on swan, wt. 128 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 18), very rare and 
 ^J&fot/h*.** y 00 ^ con dition though rubbed on both sides 1 
 
 279 Camarina, Diobol, Head of the Nymph Camarina, KAMAPINA (retro- 
 
 grade) ; rev. Swan on waves ; below, fish, wt. 14 grs., very rare ; others 
 r/ <9 // (2), Nike above swan, within wreath; rev. Pallas standing, jf 
 
 ^ KAMAPINAION j and Catana, Diobol, Head of Silenos, laureate ; 
 
 (/L&&fZ/ rev - Winged thunderbolt, KATANAK2N ; and another with head of 
 
 & Silenos not laureate, mostly fine, all rare 5 
 
 280 Catana, circa B.C. 480, Tetradrachm, Man-headed bull walking to 
 /y right ; above, Nike ; below, serpent ; rev. Nike advancing to left 
 
 cA^'^ and bearing fillet, KATANAION., wt. 255 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. 
 /^fZ^J?*f/ft> - 6), very well preserved, very rare 1 
 
 281 Catana, b.c. 461-415, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo to right, laureate, 
 / . hair at back in rolls ; before, KATANAION ; rev. Quadriga to right 
 
 ^CSr<-~ driven by male figure, horses walking, wt. 266 grs. (comp. B. M. 
 y^+^y/ Cat. no. 17), very fine and rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 282 Catana, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but the head of -^JAi^^/7/i) 
 y Apollo is to left, and his hair is turned up behind ; bow (?) on -y^} ^>' 
 
 <^Cj,/2 shoulder ; legend retrograde, wt. 267 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 24), ^ 
 j&fifjC^ fine an d very rare 1 
 
 283 Catana, Tetradrachm, similar to no. 281, with Head of Apollo to ^ 
 ^i/t* ^ right ; hair straighter ; on rev. Nike is crowning the horses, wt. /*< 
 
 /i%&/ ^^ y rs "> fi ne an ^ rare 
 
 284 Catana, Tetradrachm, same type as the last ; but the hair of Apollo ^ 
 2 $ /tj at the back is in rolls, wt. 268 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 28jr Cabana, b.c. 461-415, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo to right 
 J -2^ /fcK laureate, hair straight ; behind, parsley -leaf ; before, KATANAI02 ; / , 
 ^ rev. Biga to right with driver crowned by Nike, wt. 266 grs. \? k^ft 
 
 y** A r V (&' M. Cat. no. 25), an extremely well preserved coin and a very rare 
 (/ variety [PL II] 1 
 
 %* From the Northwick collection.
 
 CATANA. 35 
 
 286 Catana, circa B.C. 415, Tetradrachm by Evaenetos, Head of Apollo to 
 / v left, laureate ; before, bell attached to knotted fillet ; behind, cray- 
 
 /^ Sj. fish partly visible ; above, KAT \ NAIfiN ; rev. Victorious quadriga to rtd 
 
 left ; above, Nike holding wreath and tablet inscribed EYAIN ; in 
 exergue, crab, wt. 2621 g rSi (_g. _flf # (j a t. no. 35), extremely fine, ex- 
 ceedingly rare, "a masterpiece of this great artist " [PI. II] 1 
 
 
 
 V 
 
 287 Catana, circa B.C. 415, Tetradrachm by Evaenetos, same as the preceding 
 coin, but on the obv. more of the crayfish is seen, and on the rev. 
 the goal, which the chariot is passing, is shown ; the head of Nike ^e ^ 
 
 <<"'"' an d the tablet, which she holds, are off the coin, wt. 259 grs., fine, ' ""l/"* 
 
 /p^^J^^^iceedingly rare 1 
 
 288 Catana, B.C. 415-403, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo laureate, facing ; 
 on either side, bow and lyre ; below, AIIOAAfiN ; rev. Quadriga /^^ ^^/^ 
 
 /fy_ driven to right by charioteer, who is crowned by Nike ; beyond the ., ^ 
 horses, a fluted Ionic column : in the exergue. KATANAIfiN and 
 
 ifi^***^ crayfish, wt. 267 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 34), very well preserved and of 
 
 ** 
 
 very great rarity 1 
 
 289 Catana, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin but the hair of 
 Apollo more spread and no adjuncts on either side or name below ; 
 rev. same as last, wt. 259 grs., well preserved, obv. slightly blurred by 
 
 rf** Y oxidation, very rare 1 
 
 290 Catana, B,c. 415-403, Tetradrachm, by Eerakleidas, Head of Apollo-^H^^^^^g^. 
 y? nearly facing, hair spread ; on right, HPAKAEIAA2 ; rev. Quadriga ^ <?*& 
 
 * driven to right by charioteer crowned by Nike; in the exergue, ^^Cv^ 
 
 "^ KATANAIfiN and fish, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 32), fine and ^? ? ^ ~//0* # 
 
 Jf-*+~r excessively rare fafff &4 /?*a -4^^fJ.TJ- 1 
 
 291 Catana, Drachm, Head of Amenanus, horned and diademed to left; 
 /^_s around, two river-fishes and crayfish ; above, AMENAN02. ; rev. 
 
 tjfaf/y. 6 Fast quadriga to right, driven by female charioteer, who is crowned J/?'~ /& 
 
 m^ by Nike ; in exergue, KATANAIfiN ; the last letter under horses' ^ 
 
 //t^i.4^/ *" eet > wi - 66 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 37), fine and very rare, this coin is by ^^^ 
 f Evaenetos 1 
 
 %* From the Thomas collection. 
 
 292 Catana, Drachm, same as the preceding coin, but the rein of the 
 y^ . S^^ farthest horse hangs loose, and the last letter of the legend is in the 
 
 ^y^^JJxergue, wt. 66 grs., fine and very rare 1 
 
 293 Catana, Drachm, Head of Amenanus nearly full-face, slightly to right, ^ yy// ~S> 
 Z,yj y/ with short flowing hair; river-fish on either side; rev. Fast ' * 
 
 < * quadriga similar to lot 291 ; KATANAIfiN in exergue, wt. 64* grs., ^^~ 
 
 /fc/if'y fine and exceedingly rare 
 
 1 
 
 *** From the North wick collection.
 
 <^w*y 
 
 36 SICTLIA. 
 
 294 Catana, Drachm, Head of Amenanus three-quarters to left, hair 
 spread ; on either side, fish ; above, AMENAN05 ; rev. Quadriga to 
 
 2 j right, driver crowned by Nike ; on right, HPAKAEIAA2 (?) ; below, 
 ^o a. meander pattern, and below that KATANAIQN (?), wt. 63 grs., in 
 r&s^jj^fair condition, legends partly legible 1 
 
 295 Catana, Hemidrachm, Horned and bald senile head facing ; rev. Head 
 of Apollo to right, KATANAIQN, wt. 31 grs. ; Litra, Head of 
 
 //^ Silenos with wreath ; rev. Winged fulmen between two shields ; 
 
 others (2), similar, but with head of Silenos to right or left bare ; 
 
 and another, Female head ; rev. Bull butting. Entella, Litra, 
 
 ^y Female figure sacrificing; rev. Man-headed bull, ENTEAAA., 
 
 " wt. 10 grs., mostly fine, all very rare, especially the last two 6 
 
 296 Eryx, Drachm, ERIKINON (retrograde), Eagle on capital of column to 
 y right ; rev. Crab, wt. 63 grs. ; and Half Obols, Eagle to right ; rev. 
 
 crC*?' " Crab, wt. 6 grs. ; Female head, hair in knot ; rev. Dog, wt. 6 grs., all 
 /^2e^ very fine and very rare 3 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 297 Abacaenum, Female head to right ; rev. Forepart of man-headed bull 
 to right, size 5 ; similar, but rev. Forepart of bull, not man-headed, 
 to left, size 4. Acrae, Head of Persephone ; rev. Demeter standing 
 with torch and sceptre, AKPAK2N, size 5. Adranum, Female head 
 
 /2f//* to left, rev. Lyre, size 6. Aetna, Head of Apollo radiate ; rev. 
 ' AITNAIQN, Warrior, mark of value ... (2 varieties), size 4 ; Head 
 
 of Persephone ; rev. Cornucopia?, size 3. Agrigentum, the tyrant 
 Phintias, Head of river-god ; rev. Wild boar, BA2IAE02 SINTIA, 
 size 5. Agyrium, Eagle ; rev. Wheel, ArYPINAI ; Head of Pallas ; 
 rev. Club, size 5 ; Head of Zeus, EHI CfiHATPOY ; rev. Iolaos 
 and dog, ArYPINAIfiN., size 6, mostly fine, all rare 11 
 
 298 Aetna, Head of Apollo ; rev. Warrior ; Agrigentum, Phintias, Head 
 of river-god ; rev. Wild boar (2 varieties) as in previous lot. Alaesa, 
 Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, sizes 5 and 4 ; Female head ; rev. Apollo 
 beside lyre, size 5 ; Head of Apollo ; rev. Lyre, size 3. Aluntium ; 
 rpv. types, Man-headed bull; and AAONTINQN in wreath. 
 
 <3B ^* / ^****'Amestratus, Head of Artemis ; rev. Apollo with lyre, size 6 ; Head 
 of Dionysos; rev. Warrior, size 3. Assorus, Head of Apollo, 
 ASSORY ; rev. Chrysas holding amphora, &c, size 5 ; another ; rev. 
 Two oxen, size 4. Catacte ; rev. types, Owl, Grapes, Caduceus and 
 Club, sizes 5-l|, many fine, all rare 18 
 
 299 Agrigentum, Hemilitra, Eagle devouring hare : rev. Crab, below 
 /Q pistrix ; Eagle on fish; rev. Crab and sepia; Eagle, wings open; 
 
 rev. Crab and crayfish ; Head of Akragas ; rev. Eagle on column ; 
 
 rw/fafAf another, counterstruck with female head ; and Quadrans, Eagle on 
 
 hare ; rev. Crab and crayfish, all extremely fine and rare 6 
 
 i 

 
 AGRIGENTUM. 37 
 
 300 Agrigentum, Hemilitra (5), and Quadrans, similar to previous lot, with 
 
 symbols, Skylla, sepia, crayfish, head of Akragas, &c. ; Head of 
 
 / Apollo ; rev. Naked Warrior thrusting spear, AKPArANTINON, 
 
 <jC/- & size 7 ;. Female head ; rev. Tripod, size 6 ; Female head ; rev. Two 
 
 eagles on hare, sizes 5-4, mostly fine and many rare 11 
 
 301 Agrigentum, various types of the smaller sizes ; Assorus, Head of 
 / Apollo ; rev. Chrysas (2 varieties) ; and Calacte, Head of Pallas ; 
 
 /^C S-SF' rev . Owl, as in lot 298, many fine 24 
 
 3u2 oCmarina, Hemilitron, Gorgon head ; rev. Mark of value ; and two 
 
 others of lighter weight ; Trias, similar type, but different mark of 
 
 j>s* value ; others (3) with rev. Owl, but varying obv. type, Gorgon 
 
 ^ ^' ^ head, Head of Pallas, &c. ; others, 'period of decline, Head of Pallas ; 
 
 sp&^&'rev. Horse, size 3 ; and Head of Pallas ; rev. Owl with spread wings, 
 
 an interesting series of the coinage of this mint, fine 9 
 
 303 Catana, Head of Serapis ; rev. Isis standing, at her side Harpo- 
 
 krates ; KATANAION, size 7 ; Janif ormed head of Serapis ; rev. 
 
 Persephone holding ears of corn and long torch, size 6 ; Head 
 
 ~j /f^w Zeus Ammon ; rev. Aequitas holding scales, size 5|; all from the 
 
 ' Wigan collection ; Head of young Dionysos, KATANAKiN ; rev. 
 
 //Tc<* <"V Dionysos in chariot drawn by panthers, size 6 ; others of smaller 
 
 (/ module with rev. types, the Catanaean brothers, Herakles, Helmets 
 
 of the Dioskuri, one of the Catansean brothers bearing female 
 
 figure, and Thunderbolt, sizes 4|-2, mostly very fine 9 
 
 304 Centuripae, Head of Persephone, as on Syracusan medallions ; rev. 
 ^./. /^Leopard, KENTOPIIIINfiN, size 9, Wigan collection; Head of 
 
 \jg/ Zeus ; rev. Thunderbolt, size 7 ; Trias, Head of Artemis, rev. Tripod, 
 size 6 ; another, similar, size 4 ; Hexas, Head of Demeter ; rev. 
 Plough ; another, rev. Club, all exceedingly fine and rare in this state 6 
 
 305 Cephaloedium, Head of Herakles ; rev. Herakles standing, KE<J>A, 
 size 7 (2 varieties) ; another ; rev. Club, bow, quiver and lion's skin, 
 
 f size 5 ; Head of Apollo ; rev. Apollo with lyre, size 4 ; another, rev. 
 ^ Seated figure, size 5, all inscribed KE<J>A. Enna, Head of Perse- 
 t?uz+?y phone ; rev. Torch between two ears of corn, size 7 ; as a Roman 
 <ts Municipium, Draped female head, M. cestivs. &c. ; rev. Quadriga, 
 size 8 ; another, Head of Female to right, mvn. HENNAE. ; rev. 
 Naked male figure. Entella, Head of Ares ; rev. Free-horse, 
 size 4 ; Head of Helios ; rev. Female figure with patera, size 5. 
 Eryx, Hexas, Male head ; rev. Dog ; Head of Aphrodite ; rev. Her- 
 cules standing, 6PYKINQN, all interesting, some rare, and in fine 
 condition 1 4 
 
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 38 SICILIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 306 Gela, Tetradrachm, Archaic Style, B.C. 466, Forepart of bearded 
 y man-headed bull to right ; below, CEAA2 (retrograde) ; rev. Biga 
 
 f S ' w i^ charioteer to right ; the horses crowned by Nike, wt. 264 grs. 
 ^* s MHjst. Num. p. 121), fine and rare 1 
 
 307 Gela, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but inscription 
 y(/' %/ CEAA2 above bull on obv., wt. 266 grs., very fine 1 
 
 308 Gela, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but the body and 
 /y , head of the bull are smaller, and on the rev. Nike crowns the 
 
 c^V^charioteer, wt. 264 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 309 Gela, B.C. 466, Drachm, Naked horseman to right, striking downwards 
 ^/y **y w ^h spear; rev. Forepart of man-headed bull to right, wt. 131 grs. ; 
 
 ^\ ^' ' another, similar type, but the horseman drives his spear straight 
 
 ^*y before him ; and on rev. CEAAS before bull, wt. 127 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 no. 16), both fine and rare 2 
 
 310 Gela, B.C. 466-415, Tetradrachm, Forepart of man-headed bull to right, 
 Jjp of spread fabric ; rev. Biga with charioteer to right ; beyond horse, t>f* 
 
 /? Ionic column, wt. 266 grs. (B. M. Gat., no. 10), fine, and a very rare 
 
 c^ryC^/^variety of this type 1 
 
 
 311 Gela, b.c. 466-415, Tetradrachm, Forepart of man-headed bull to right, 
 
 crowned by Nike ; above 202I[nOAl2], retrograde ; rev. Quadriga^/^ 
 of walking horses to right with charioteer ; the horses crowned by ' 
 tX Nike ; in exergue, TEAOI[ON] retrograde, wt. 257 grs. {Num. Chron. 
 f 1883, pi. ix, 4), fine and excessively rare [PL II] 1 
 
 M- 
 
 312 Gela, Tetradrachm, Transition Period, Forepart of man-headed bull 
 to right, above [CE]AA2 ; rev. Biga of horses walking to right with 
 t ^"charioteer, the horses crowned by Nike ; in the exergue, honey- 
 suckle between two volutes j wt. 273 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 36), fine 
 and a rare variety 1 
 
 /& 
 
 * 
 
 313 Gela, Tetradrachm, Finest Art, Forepart of man-headed bull to right; 
 above, barley-corn ; below, TEAA2 (retrograde) ; rev. Fast Quadriga 
 
 -2>/Cr to left driven by youth ; above, eagle in flight ; behind, TEAOION ; 
 ^p a, in exergue, ear of barley, wt. 265 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 58), very rare 
 Wa^y and very fine [PL II] 1 
 
 314 Gela, Tetradrachm, Full length man-headed bull to left ; before, branch ; 
 o/2 above, TEAA2 ; in exergue, barley-corn ; rev. Fast Quadriga to left, 
 
 "^P %?* on ^ ne P rece di n S com > u 't- 263 grs., fine and excessively rare 1
 
 GELA. 39 
 
 315 Gela, Didrachm, Forepart of man-headed bull to right ; below, CEAA2 ; 
 rev. Horseman to right wielding spear ; another, similar, but legend 
 retrograde ; another, Forepart of man-headed bull to left ; above? 
 
 ^ 3 TEAA2 ; rev. Horseman to right, rider facing and thrusting his 
 
 spear to left, the first two very fine, the last well preserved and a very 
 
 l ^'*' t tre variety of type 3 
 
 ofa* 
 
 316 Gela, Obols (3), Horse with loose rein to right; rev. Forepart of man- 
 headed bull ; above, TEAAS ; Horseman with shield ; rev. Same 
 
 y / type; Half Obols (24), types, Male head to right; rev. Wheel; 
 ~ c/w/ others, similar, with female head on obv. ; or Forepart of bull to 
 ^e*r ***"' right, all well preserved and somewhat scarce 27 
 
 *^* The above came from a small hoard found on the ancient site of 
 Gela. 
 
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 40 SICILIA. 
 
 THIRD DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SICILIA continued. 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 317 Heraclea Minoa, circa B.C. 409, Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to , 
 / right, wearing wreath of corn, hair in spirals ; around, dolphins ; rev. * fH fe'J7j'$l 
 
 y^^ ^^/Quadriga to right, driven by charioteer crowned by Nike, horses in ^.-^9^ 
 (s^ * high action; in the exergue, Punic inscription, Rest Melkarth, wt. /O ?> 
 
 k ~270 grs. (B. M. Cat. p. 251, 6), very fine and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 18 Heraclea Minoa, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but slightly 
 # S .varied in small details, wt. 262 grs., well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 319 Heraclea Minoa and Cephaloedium, Hemidrachm, Head of young 
 
 Herakles to right, wearing lion's skin ; before, legend KE^AAOI- 
 
 . AIOY?; rev. Butting bull to right; above, HPAKAETON, wt. 
 
 C?. Sf* &> 26 grs., well preserved. Thermae Himerenses, Obol, Head of Hera 
 
 yp , wearing ornamented Stephanos ; before, EPMITAN ; rev. Herakles 
 
 <yt&a*y seated to left, club in right hand ; behind, bow, wt. 10 grs., well pre- 
 
 <s served, both of the highest rarity 2 
 
 320 HlMERA, Drachm of early type, Cock to right ; rev. Mill-sail incuse ; 
 
 another, similar oh: , but rev. Hen to left in incuse square ; another 
 
 of later date, Cock to left, HIMEPA ; rev. Crab, all very fine and 
 
 
 & 
 
 scarce 6 
 
 321 HlMERA, Drachms, similar to last lot, but on the first piece the Cock 
 is to left : and on the second the hen on the rev. is to right, all very 
 ' fine w^d scarce 3 
 
 S* 
 
 /; 
 
 22 ^imera. Drachms (2), of early type, with Cock to right on obv., and 
 
 Hen to right or left on rev. ; another of later date, with Crab on 
 
 ^>y ^^ rev. as in lot 320, all fine and scarce 3 
 
 ^323 ^HlMERA, Drachms (2), of early and later types as before ; Hemidrachm 
 
 of later style, Horseman to right ; rev. Nike ; another, similar, with 
 
 rt Youth on goat to left on obv. ; Obols (4), Forepart of winged goat 
 
 ^ ' with human face to left or right ; rev. Youth on goat ; Cock to left; 
 
 //P J}^ rev - Mill-sail incuse ; and Bearded head with large horn, HIME. ; 
 
 J rev. Helmet, wt. 10 grs. each, mostly fine, the smaller pieces rare 8
 
 u^a 
 
 HIMERA. 41 
 
 324 Himera, Tetradrachm, Transition Period, B.C. 472-415, The Nymph / , /in ?{ 
 
 sacrificing at altar ; behind her, Silenos kneeling on the base of a \ 
 
 y~ ^/^ountain and washing himself in a stream of water, falling from a i# ^*^ ^ "** *^^* 
 yt '/' & lion's mouth; above, wheel; rev. Quadriga to left, charioteer-^/^~ -^^V^vij 
 /> j^ crowned by Nike; in exergue, IMHPAION, wt. 265 grs., fine and x J > ^r <! ^a-^ : /. /i / 
 y* rare 1 
 
 325 Himera, Tetradrachm, similar to last coin, but Silenos stands on the 
 
 / j>^_ base of the fountain ; above, barley-corn ; and on rev. the Quadriga ^^^^ -^ >? 
 ^L**^ st0 right ' wt ' 266 grs ' (B-M. Cat. no. 31), fine and rare 1 * 
 
 ^326 MiMERA, Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but Silenos facing 
 ^ . /<f^ receives the jet of water on his shoulder, wt. 260 grs. (Hist. Num. 
 /f/y /? P-X26), well preserved, rare 1 
 
 327 Leontini, Tetradrachm, Archaic Period, Archaic head of Apollo 
 / ^laureate; beneath, lion; around, three leaves, LEONTIN[0]N ; >^* 
 
 y SS- -^ rev. Victorious quadriga to right, charioteer crowned by Nike ; in 
 //? e. exergue, lion, wt. 265 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 130), well preserved and 
 
 " ? ver y rare i 
 
 y 328 Leontini, Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but the hair of 
 
 fjQ^- /*frt4? Apollo is shorter, wt. 260 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 ^29 j^eontini, Tetradrachm, Transition Period, B.C. 466-422, Head of 
 
 y Apollo laureate to right, hair turned up at back ; rev. Lion's head ^ <t * 
 
 ///^- to right with open jaws ; around, four corn-grains and LEON- 
 
 <yS y TINON, wt. 264 grs. (B. M. Cat., no. 28), very fine and scarce 
 
 y 330 Leontini, Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but the hair of ^ f^,^/* X> 
 
 yC /' '<s -^Apolloialls in flowing locks at back, ivt. 265 grs., fine 1 * / 
 
 33T Leontini, Tetradrachm, similar, but the head of Apollo and that of ^ c j^ /f/^?<5 /?</? 
 
 /a w the Lion are turned to the left, wt. 260 grs. (B.M. Cat. no. 36), 4h " <? 
 fine, a rare variety 1 
 
 332 Leontini, Tetradrachm, usual type, with head of Apollo and that of yy ^ 
 
 -S 4^/y, /^he Lion to right; around the latter are three corn-grains and ^ 
 
 yf A behind is a tripod, wt. 264 grs., very fine and very rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 /333 Leontini, Tetradrachm, similar to last coin, but head of Apollo to , 
 
 / y- left, hair turned up ; and on rev. there is a fish under the lion's ^^ 
 
 /k^t J&$s wt - 2 ^ 3 9 rs -> ver y fi ne an d rare * 
 
 334 Leontini, Tetradrachm, usual type, similar to the preceding coin ; but 
 j/g^j x the lion's head is also to left and behind it is a laurel-leaf, wt. 271 grs., 
 , i/? ,jL very fine and rare 1 
 
 33o Leontini, Tetradrachm, Quadriga to right with charioteer, horses 
 ^/y /6 crowne( * by Nike ; rev. Lion's head to right with open jaws ; around, yj <s 
 ^ ' four corn-grains and AEONTINON, wt. Ill grs., very fine and rare y . 
 
 -grains ana AJJiUivriiNuiN, wi. n i grs., very jme ana rare ** 
 
 [PL II] 1^'
 
 42 SICILIA. 
 
 
 36 Leontini, Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but the legend AEON- ^J c ./ . 
 y^ / y TINON is in the exergue on the obv. ; no inscription on rev., wt. 
 
 *& 
 
 -**-" 
 
 
 1 6 (? grs., ^ne anc? rar<? 1 
 
 337 LiSontini, Tetradrachms, one with Head of Apollo on obv., and Lion's 
 head surrounded by four corn-grains on rev. j the other with similar 
 
 jr/fe/tiiX?*) Du k Quadriga on obv., both well preserved and scarce 2 
 
 338 Leontini, Didrachm, Early Style, Horseman to right, horse cantering ; 
 
 S* 
 
 v. rev. Lion's head to right ; around, four corn-grains and AEONTINO, 
 wt. 129 grs. ; another similar, of later style, but the horse on obv. is 
 ^v-*^walking, wt. 233 grs. ; and Drachm, similar to last piece, wt. 65 grs., 
 <s " very fine and all rare 3 
 
 339 Leontini, Didrachm of the Corinthian type, with Head of Pallas ; rev. 
 /. y y Pegasus; Obols (3), Lion's head; rev. Nymph sacrificing; another, 
 
 ^J* Head of Apollo; rev. Corn-grain, AEON; Half Obols (10), Lion's 
 
 ^^'^^Sfcalp ; rev. Leaf, AEON. Himera, Hemidrachm, Horseman to left ; 
 
 rev. Nike ; and Obol, Forepart of winged goat with human head ; 
 
 rev. Horseman, all well preserved 17 
 
 *** These small coins of Leontini came from the same hoard as those 
 of Gela in lot 316. 
 
 340 Messana (Zancle), Drachm, Dolphin to left within a sickle ; below, 
 jr" S* S^y DANKAE ; rev. Scallop-shell within an incuse pattern of peculiar 
 
 >^4OTHC wt. 86 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 133); and Obol, same type, 
 
 wt. 11 grs., both very fine 2 
 
 . 341 Messana (Zancle), Drachm, wt. 79 grs., and Obol, wt. 11 grs., same 
 
 G& S* y types as previous lot, both fine 2 
 
 *** Both from the Dupre collection. 
 
 ^342 Messana, Attic Tetradrachm, under Anaxilas of Khegium, Lion's j^s, /e &$ 
 jC%/$ head facing; rev. Calf's head to left, ME22ENION, wt. 264 fn-tfrfttfH/ 
 \ %&- ^ (Sid. Num. p. 134), fine and extremely rare 1 "2ff*^~ 
 
 343 Messana, circa B.C. 480, Tetradrachm, Biga of mules, driven to right 
 &cS- & by bearded charioteer; in exergue, leaf; rev. Hare to right, ME22E- ^r 
 NION, wt. 269 grs. very fine and rare 1 
 
 344^ Messana, Tetradrachm, same type as last, wt. 268 grs., well preserved ^ 
 ' ** and rare 1 ^ 
 
 345 Messana, circa B.C. 480, Didrachm, Biga of mules, driven by bearded Z> fa / 
 y^/ f^ charioteer ; rev. Hare to right, ME22ENION, wt. 131 grs., very fin^^/.f./z 
 
 y^> r and exceedingly rare, a denomination not given in Hist. Num. nor in ^<S 
 ' A * e *'Tl. M. Cat. [PL II] l** 
 
 346 Messana, Tetradrachm, type as lot 343, but the mules are crowned 
 c^'fc & & b y Nike > and readin g MESSANION, wt. 267 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. ^ ^ 
 
 ^sgj; P> i03 ) i and Drachm, Biga to right ; rev. Hare, ME22ENION, 
 wt. 64 grs., both well preserved 

 
 e*f* 
 
 MESSANA. 43 
 
 347 Messana, Tetradrachm, Male figure in biga to right, mules crowned 
 
 , by Nike; in exergue, leaf; rev. Hare to right; beneath, branch, ^^ ^/o 
 
 <7? ?' T , ME22 ANION, wt. 267 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. p. 103), extremely fine *'^L ^ ^ 
 <^*-^*>*^ fln d .rare 1 
 
 348 Messana, Tetradrachm, Messana in biga to left, crowned by Nike ; 
 2 s rev. Hare running to right ; on the other side of it, three ears of 
 
 copa ; in the exergue, ME22ANION on tablet and corn-grain, 
 "^""^wl- 264 grs., very fine, of neat work, and a rare variety [PI. II] 1 
 
 349 Messana, Tetradrachm, Messana in biga to left ; in exergue, two 
 y ^^jdolphins ; rev. Hare running to left ; beneath, ear of corn ; above, 
 
 ec r- $ bird ; before, traces of artist's signature, A (?) ; in exergue, ME22A- * &* xJ^^y 
 ^OS^w^lON, wt. 263 grs., fine and a rare type 1 ' ^ 
 
 350 Messana, Tetradrachm, similar obv. type to the preceding coin, but y^? 
 ^ Messana is crowned by Nike ; rev. Hare to right ; beneath, head of ^ yt ^ 
 
 VV ^Pan, ME22ANK)N, wt. 265 grs., very fine and very rare [PL III] 1 ^* 
 Se?/"**'^ * # * From the Thomas collection. /^^j/ 
 
 351 Messana, Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but before head of 
 -/^/^/s^ P an under hare is a syrinx, and reading, ME22ANION, wt. 265 grs., * 
 
 yfg^rm^ very fine and very rare ( J^t- / 1 
 
 352 Messana, Tetradrachm, Finest Style, Messana in one horse chariot to 
 / right, horse crowned by Nike walking on reins ; in exergue, laurel- 
 
 <; ^Vl/' / ^ leaf and two berries ; rev. Hare to right ; below, dolphin, 
 
 ^^^^MESSANION, wt. 265 grs., extremely fine and a very rare varie, 
 
 / [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 *$* From the Davis collection. 
 
 353 Messana, Tetradrachm, Messana in biga of mules to right, mules 
 ^/ /4 crowned by Nike ; in exergue, fish; rev. Hare to right; below, a 
 
 J^_/$9lphin, MES2ANION, wt. 263 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 354 Messana, Tetradrachm, Messana in biga to left ; above, ME2SAN ; ^go- 
 g in exergue, two dolphins; rev. Hare to left; below, ear of corn, ^** y^ 
 
 " jS ,^ ME22AN., wt. 267 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 3o5 Messana, Tetradrachm, by Kimon (?), Messana in biga to left ; above, 
 //T Nike holding wreath and caduceus ; in exergue, fish ; rev. Hare to ^&%? 
 ^ J / left ; below, eagle standing on rock and devouring serpent, ME2- 
 y* v '*^ 2ANIQN, wt. 256 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 56), fine and extremely rare 1 
 
 356 Messana, Tetradrachm, Messana in biga, &c, as on no. 354 ; rev. 
 
 Hare to left ; below, fly, ME22ANION, wt. 264 grs. j Drachm, 
 
 * Biga to right driven by old charioteer, mules crowned by Nike 
 
 all well preserved 3 
 
 ^S 
 
 ??? 
 
 S* 
 
 rftr* fits in exergue, leaf ; rev. Within wreath hare to right, ME22ANION, 
 wt. 63 grs. ; and Litra, Hare to right ; rev. ME2 in wreath, wt. 14 grs.,
 
 c^V 
 
 44 SICILIA. 
 
 357 Messana. Tetradrachm, Early Style, Biga to right with old charioteer, 
 crowned by Nike ; in exergue, leaf ; rev. Hare to right ; below, 
 
 / ME22ANION, wt. 259 grs. ; Drachm, Head of Pelorias to left 
 ^P IIEAfiPIAS ; behind, A ; rev. Pheraimon with shield and spear, 
 
 ^*y <EPAIMON ; in field, I, rare, both well preserved 2 
 
 358 Motya, Didrachm, Head of nymph to right ; behind, crayfish ; before, 
 yt s>-^ MOTYAION ; rev. Dog to right; above, corn-grain,^. 126 grs. ; 
 
 another, Head of nymph to right ; around, dolphins ; rev. Horse- 
 0*e-* l *~y man to left, wt. 124 grs., both rare, but in poor condition 2 
 
 359 Motya, Didrachm, Head: of nymph to right ; behind, leaf ; before, 
 Punic legend ; rev. Dog standing on stag's head ; above, head of 
 
 Pan, wt. 132 grs. , another, Female head facing ; rev. Crab ; below, 
 /i?rAe/Zi**/ Punic legend, wt. 121 grs., both rare, but not well preserved 2 
 
 360 Naxus, Drachm, Archaic type, Head of Dionysos to left with pointed 
 /, beard; rev. Bunch of grapes, NAXION, wt. 83 grs. ; Obol, same 
 
 c ^ type, wt. 14 grs. ; another, with head of Dionysos to right, of later 
 
 <&*"fy style ; and Half Drachm, Head of Apollo, NAXIQN ; rev. Silenos 
 
 " kneeling, wt. 32 grs., well preserved, the early pieces rare 4 
 
 361 Naxus, Tetradrachm, Early Style, B.C. 461-415, Head of Dionysos to l ^J-Jc& 
 oCj. - right, with long beard, hair in bunch behind and bound with \\y ^w*^XC/jr 
 
 ^>*<fc~^^reath ', rev. Silenos seated, holding wine cup in left hand, NAXION, /?/^2 ^ 
 wt. 267 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 140), extremely fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 \L j 2 f 
 y 362 Naxus, Tetradrachm, same types as the last coin, wt. 261 grs., very finer- y ^ vn r ***/# 
 
 363 Naxus, Tetradrachm, Period of finest art, Head of Dionysos to right, ,, ** 
 .^y bound with broad band adorned with ivy wreath; rev. Silenos / , 
 
 ** seated holding wine cup and thyrsos ; on left, vine ; on right, ft****** "j 
 
 NAEION, wt. 27 Q grs. (Hist. Num. p. 140, no. 87), fine and very rare 1 
 
 364 Naxus, Didrachm, Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; before, NAEION ; yjfcsji / 
 fC&f __ behind, laurel-leaf and berry ; rev. Silenos seated holding wine cup ,, <x*/ ' 
 
 tfe^jtjtxA thyrsos ; on left, vine ; on right, term, wt. 131 grs. (comp. Brit, w- &* *&' 
 (/ Mus. Cat. no. 20) in high relief, extremely fine, and of very great rarity 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 365 Naxus, Drachm, early style, Head of Dionysos to right, bound with 
 &C> J? 3. /f^ivy, hair in bunch behind ; rev. Silenos seated towards left, hold- y^C 
 
 s/foe/&*JB% wine cup, left hand on knee, NAXION, wt. 67 grs. (comp. B. M. '/yt^j 
 Cat. no. 9), very fine and very rare 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 366 NAXUS, Drachm, similar to the preceding coin ; but hair of Dionysos 
 
 oC %. 4 flatter behind, and left hand at his side, wt. 67 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 {-f**'-*#& no. 9), fine and very rare 1 
 
 *** From the Thomas collection.
 
 NAXUS, ETC. 45 
 
 367 NAXUS, Half Drachms (2) Head of Apollo ; rev. Silenos seated, both 
 /i y, / varied ; Obols (2), one of the same type, the other, earlier style, Head 
 ' '' " of Dionysos with pointed beard. Messana, Obol, Hare to right ; 
 %gy*''WEiS in wreath ; another, same, but legend reading retrograde. 
 Motya, Obols (3), Head facing ; rev. Crab ; Head of Gorgon ; rev. 
 Tree (2 varied), all with Punic legends, all well preserved and interest- 
 ing coins 9 
 
 ^&'> 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 368 CATANA, Head of Serapis ; rev. Demeter with torch and ear of corn, 
 /j, size 7 ; Head of Dionysos ; rev. The Catanean brothers, size 5. Cen- 
 
 <?C ' 3 turipae, Head of Zeus ; rev. Winged fulmen, KENTOPIIIINON, 
 /W%eat**M& 7 ; Head of Artemis; rev. Tripod, size 4 ; Head of Apollo ; 
 rev. Lyre, size 6 ; another, rev. Plough, size 3. Gela, rev. types, 
 Ear of corn, Bull to left or right, Head of Zeus, and Warrior slaying 
 ram, sizes 4| - 2. HlMERA, Hemilitra (2) and Triae (2), all with 
 cock on obv. and marks of value on rev., sizes 64, all fine and many 
 scarce 15 
 
 369 Gela, Triae (2) with rev. Bull to right or left ; Himera, Hemilitra (2), 
 ^y '/ / Trias and Uncia, all with cock on obv, and marks of value on rev. ; 
 
 ^,ts * another, Hemilitron, Hermes on goat ; rev. Nike, size 5. Thermae 
 ^^^^Himerenses, Head of Herakles ; rev. The three nymphs, size 5, 
 rare. Hybla, Veiled head with modius ; rev. Dionysos and panther, 
 YBAA2 MErAAAS, size 5 ; another, Female head ; rev. Demeter, 
 size 4. Iaeta, Head of Herakles, IAITINflN; rev. Triskelis, 
 size 6 ; Helmeted head ; rev. Warrior, size 3, mostly rare, many fine 12 
 . ^ 370 Hybla, rev. Dionysos and panther as in last lot. Leontini, Head of 
 -pS^ y- Demeter ; rev. Eiver-god seated on rock, AEONTINfiN, size 5 ; 
 > ' . another, rev. Wheatsheaf, size 4. Lilybaeum, Veiled head ; rev. 
 i-^^/^/^Serpent around tripod, size 8 ; others, rev. Lyre, size 5 ; Tripod, 
 size 4. Menae, rev. types, Lyre, Nike in quadriga, Asklepios, Two 
 torches crossed, and Tripod, sizes 5-2. Messana, rev. types, 
 Pheraemon in fighting attitude (2 varieties), size 6 ; Head of Poseidon ; 
 rev. Trident and dolphins, size 7, and Head of Herakles ; rev. Lion, 
 size 5, mostly fine, many rare 15 
 
 371 Leontini, rev. types, River-god; Two ears of corn; Menae, rev. 
 -^^ Lyre ; Nike in quadriga, and Two torches crossed ; Messana, rev. 
 <7^ ' ~~ Pheraemon fighting, and Trident as in last lot ; others, rev. Cuttle- 
 ^^^Y fi sn > size 4, and Nike in quadriga, size 5. Mamertini, Head of 
 P Ares ; rev. Eagle, MAMEPTNION, size 7 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. War- 
 rior, size 8 ; Head of Ares ; rev. Dioskuros and horse, size 7 ; another, 
 rev. Butting bull, size 6. Morgantina, Head of Pallas ; rev. Lion 
 devouring prey, size 7 ; Head of Apollo ; rev. Lyre, size 3, fine and 
 some rare 15
 
 46 SICILIA. 
 
 372 Mamertini, rev. types, Eagle, Warrior with shield, Bull butting, 
 / ^ Dioskuros and horse, and Figure seated on rock, all size 7, and 
 
 tfCv'J mostly Pentonkia ; others, rev. types, Butting bull, Eagle, Warrior 
 
 ^^ ,^y (2 varieties), Dog, Omphalos, and Naked warrior, sizes 6-2^ ; and 
 
 V (/ Morgantina, Head of Pallas ; rev. Lion devouring prey, size 7, all 
 
 very fine and interesting types 14 
 
 *** For coins of Panormus with Punic legends see Carthaginian and 
 Siculo-Punic coins, p. 63. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 373 Segesta, Didrachm, Archaic period, Head of Segesta to right, hair 
 ^C S> turned up under her diadem, SErESTAIIBESl ; rev. Hound to 
 
 rfx^^Y right on ^e scent (B. M. Cat. no. 5) : another, similar type, but 
 </ head of nymph to left, and legend on both sides, SErESTAIIB, 
 
 fine and rare 2 
 
 374 Segesta, Didrachm, Head of Segesta to right, SErESTAIIB. ; rev. 
 jC 3. />y Hound on the scent as in last lot ; another, Head of nymph to 
 
 'y^^,^ right ; rev. Hound on the scent ; above, SErESTAIIB retrograde 
 </ another, Head to right, 2ErE2TAIIB; rev. Hound standing to 
 right ; above, leaf, fine and rare 3 
 
 375 Segesta, Didrachm, usual type with head of nymph to right and 
 g^^t, __ hound on the scent ; inscription on obv. SErESTAIIB, fine ; 
 
 <J%i*:**& another, Head of nymph, hair en queue, SErESTAIIB behind and 
 before head ; rev. Hound standing to left, well preserved ; Litra, 
 Head of Segesta, three-quarter face, between two laurel boughs ; 
 rev. Hound to left ; above, gorgoneion ; before, murex ; below, 
 ErE2 (retrograde), wt. 11 grs.,fine, all rare 3 
 
 376 Segesta, Tetradrachm, Head of Nymph to right, hair in sphendone ; . 
 y^^f _ rev. Youthful hunter naked, accompanied by his two dogs, standing ^^/ """" 
 
 /rf?e&y to right, his foot on rock ; his cap falls back on his shoulders and ^ /i* yj k 
 </ he holds two javelins; behind, traces of legend, ErESTAIONf 
 wt. 266 grs., very fine and an unpublished variety of obverse type 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 377 Segesta, Tetradrachm, Quadriga to right, driven by female figure, 
 </C p*yf ^ holding three ears of corn ; rev . Youthful hunter as on the last coin, 
 
 "*X hut he is accompanied by one dog only, SErESTAIIB., wt. 254 grs., 
 well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 378 Segesta, Tetradrachm, Quadriga to right, similar to the preceding coin ^^ 
 ^Cj^tt but all the horses are seen ; above, Nike crowning charioteer ; in the -4^,j^ ij> 
 
 Jy^n^ exergue, ErAl^TAIIB. ; rev. Youthful hunter and one dog similar < v f * / 
 ' to the preceding coin ; no legend, wt. 267 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 34),^^i? jA 
 
 fine and very rare 1
 
 *c* 
 
 SEGESTA. 47 
 
 379 Segesta, Didrachm, Head of Segesta to right, hair long, diadem and 
 / s~ /J / necklet of pearls ; rev. Hound to left, wt. 142 grs., very fine ; another, 
 
 ^ ' head of Nymph, hair insphendone; rev. Hound on the scent to 
 
 /&%&**- right; behind, three ears of corn; in exergue, SErESTAUB 
 
 (retrograde), wt. 133 grs., very well preserved, and rare 2 
 
 380 Segesta, Didrachms, similar to last lot, but on the first piece the hair 
 ^^.of the Nymph is en queue ; before, ErESTAION, wt. 128 grs. ; and 
 
 on the second piece the hair of the Nymph is turned up, before 
 
 ^r*y ErESTAION, and the legend on the rev. is not retrograde, wt. 
 
 * 128 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 39), both fine and rare 2 
 
 381 Segesta, Didrachm, Head of Segesta to right, hair turned up behind ; -d? 
 S/r? ^-behind, leaf ; ErESTAION ; rev. Hound standing on stag's head </# 
 
 ^^ and seizing it by the nose ; above, head of Pan, wt. 128 grs., fine 
 
 ^^^^^ and extremely rare 1 
 
 382 Segesta, Didrachm, Head of Segesta to right, hair short, no diadem, - 
 
 ^ above, %~ET ; rev. Hound to right, looking back ; above, y^ 
 
 fjCT 4 </ murex, wt. 127 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 2, coin of Panormus), fine 
 </?%i? /*-**- and unpublished 1 
 
 383 Selinus, Didrachm, before B.C. 466, Selinon-leaf ; around, four pellets; 
 /yy rev. Incuse square of twelve divisions, wt. 133 grs. ; another, similar 
 
 ^^y t but the square on the rev. is of eight divisions, wt. 115 grs., both fine 
 <A^y and rare 2 
 
 384 Selinus, Didrachms, similar to last lot, but on the second piece on rev. 
 c/^%. j~ a selinon-leaf in incuse square, 2JE . . , both fine and rare 2 
 
 385 Selinus, Didrachms, similar to last lot, but there are 10 divisions of 
 y ^ sy the incuse square on the rev. of the first piece, and no legend on 
 
 ^ %y^ ^ Y the second, both fine and rare 2 
 
 ^_J86 Selinus, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 466-415, Apollo and Artemis in a 
 /?- quadriga to left ; Apollo is discharging an arrow from his bow ; 'fa'tSjf/fr /^^/ 
 
 5^\^ above, 2EAINONTI02. ; rev. The river-god Selinus, naked, and J^y^*,,/'*^/^ 
 
 s? holding sprig of laurel and sacrificing at an altar, before which is a ^j^ .. . y^ 
 
 <s*k*.Jy cock; behind is a bull on a suggestum and a parsley-leaf, 
 <s 2EAIN02., wt. 262 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 147), fine and very rare and 
 of fine style [PL III] 1 
 
 387 Selinus, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but varying 
 somewhat in the details, the legend on the obv. being from right to 
 left and partly in the exergue, wt. 263 grs., fine and rare, not such 
 fine work as the last 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 ^ss-
 
 48 SICILIA. 
 
 388 Selinus, Tetradrachm, Apollo and Artemis in biga to right, he is v ^ 
 
 / discharging an arrow; in the exergue, barley-corn; rev. Selinus 
 
 */tfr " sacrificing at altar, &c, similar to lot 386, but he holds a large^^. 
 
 c/* /branch and there is a large fire on the altar, 2EAINONTION, wt. ' , 
 
 v'^*' 269 grs., very fine work and very rare [PI. Ill] \ /t (? 
 
 %* From the Torremuzza and Northwick collections. 
 
 ^ 89 , Selinus, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding, wt. 267 grs., fine 4$^. 
 
 'Wtjnus, Tetradrachm, Apollo and Artemis in biga to left; rev. usual y, 
 type of Selinus sacrificing at altar, &c, but he is draped, SEAINON--^/ 
 
 &cuJ^ 
 
 <^^*^>TION, wt, 261 grs., well preserved and very rare Tr* 
 
 391 Selinus, Tetradrachm of the finest period, Nike in quadriga to right ; ^ 
 S y -^ / above, wreath ; in the exergue, 2EAINONTION and ear of barley ; /A^V 1 
 
 cr- "' rev. Selinus, naked, sacrificing at altar ; behind, bull on a pedestal ; A,$ti 
 
 A'/h/a-**/ aDove > l ea f j * n tne exergue, fish, id. 265 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 44), * j 
 very fine, but the head of Selinus is off the field, very rare ^yjt 
 
 *+* From the Northwick collection. 
 
 392 Selinus, Didrachm, Herakles contending with bull, which he is about 
 3^/*JK & y ^nlne w i tn n i s cmD > rev - The River- god Selinus sacrificing at 47^ 
 
 ^ _. altar, on the side of which is a serpent ; behind him, a crane and ' ~ / 
 ^ eJ *\? a selinon-leaf, 2EAINONTION, wt. 127 grs., fine and excessively rare 1 
 
 393 Selinus, Didrachm, Herakles contending with bull as on the pre- 4 j 
 y^y -y^, ceding coin, 2EAINONTION ; rev. Hypsas naked, sacrificing at 
 
 c ^~ altar, around which is entwined a serpent ; behind him, crane and IP'** 
 
 ityfa^**^ selinon-leaf, HY*A2, wt. 133 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 34), icell preserved J^ ', 
 
 and rare, plated but of ancient fabric 1 
 
 > 394 Selinus, Didrachm, similar type to last coin, wt. 131 grs., in fair ^/ u 
 
 <* ^^^J^ condition, rare 1 * * 
 
 395 Selinus, Half Drachm, Head of Herakles to right in profile ; rev. Nike v l 
 A in quadriga ; above, selinon-leaf ; in exergue, 2EAINONTION, 
 
 jjK "./%/ w t. 28 grs. ; another, similar, but obv. type, Head of Herakles three- 
 
 sp quarter face to left, wt. 28 grs. ; Obol, Nymph seated holding^/^,, 
 
 fte-V^r gerpent . rev Man-headed bull, 5EAINOE2, wt. 10 grs. (3 varieties, \ j/ A 
 one reading 2EAINONTION), all very well preserved and interesting 
 types 5 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 396 Panormus, Bust of Pallas, IIANOPMITAN ; rev. Head of Persephone, 
 / crowned with barley, size 9 ; another, similar ; behind head of Per- 
 
 </ /' ^ sephone, poppy-head, size 6 ; others, same obv. but with rev. types, 
 /jfa' * Concordia, and Triquetra, size 6 ; others, of smaller sizes with ^ 
 ^"reverses, Armed figure, Horse galloping, Eagle, IIANORMITAN in A 
 wreath, and Seated figure folding patera, IIANOR., mostly fine and 
 somewhat rare 10
 
 SYRACUSE. 49 
 
 397 Panormus, Imperial, Head of Augustus, HANOPMITAN ; rev. Tri- 
 quetra of legs, size 6 ; Head of Augustus 1 ; rev. Head of Livia, 
 veiled ; Segesta, Tetras, Head of Segesta ; rev. Dog and mark of 
 
 1 j? value (3 varieties), size 5 ; Hexas, similar type, size 3 (2 varieties). 
 
 Soluntium, Hemilitron, Head of Herakles j rev. Cray-fish and mark 
 \Jfa*'~~& of value, Punic legend (2 varieties); others, Bearded head; rev. 
 ' Warrior with shield (B. M. Cat. no. 5) ; and Warrior with shield ; 
 
 rev. SOAONTINfiN within wreath, size 4, all fine and mostly rare 11 
 
 Gold. 
 
 398 Syracuse, Dilitron, B.C. 412-406, Head of young Herakles to left, in 
 y lion's skin ; rev. Incuse square with female head in centre, 2YPA, 
 
 a^ <Y f wt. 18 grs. (Head, pi. ill, 9); Litra, Head of Pallas, 2YPA; rev. 
 jf~jfpjt ^Gorgon-head, wt. 10 grs. (lb. pi. ill, 10), both very fine and rare 2 
 <s * # * The references are to Read, Coinage of Syracuse. 
 
 399 Syracuse, Dilitron, Head of Herakles ; rev. Incuse square, &c, as 
 2f ^.^ in last lot, wt. 18 grs., very fine ; Diobol, B.C. 317-310, Head of Per- 
 
 ^^^~~ephone to left ; rev. Bull butting to left, 2YPAK05ION, wt. 21 grs. 
 ^ (Head, pi. vm, 3), well preserved, both rare 2 
 
 400 Syracuse, Stater, by Evaenetos, B.C. 405-345, Head of Arethusa to 
 s^C $J> left) hair in sphendone ornamented with stars, earrings ; before, 
 
 ^f^ 2YPAK02IQN; rev. Herakles strangling the lion, wt. 100 grs. 
 <s f (Head, pi. iv. 1), very fine and very rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 401 Syracuse, 50 Litra Piece, by Evaenetos, Young male head to left, in *>/irjf ^f-*etf 
 V yyy y high relief, 2YPAK02IQN ; rev. Free horse to right; in exergue, s&hS& /S^iy 
 
 rjl S 2YPAK02IQN, wt. 47 ars. (Head, pi. IV, 2), well preserved and rf>/ys /,/ %Z*/~-/C/?6 
 y* '"* rare 1 ^&L <Sr/ 
 
 402 Syracuse, 50 Litra Piece, electrum, B.C. 345-317, Head of Apollo 
 
 y/ % y^ laureate to left, hair long; behind, lamp ; rev. Tripod,. 2YPAKO- *f<& 
 
 c* a/ ' SIGN, wt. Wgrs. (Head, pi. vi, 2), very fine [Tl. Ill] 1 
 
 403 Syracuse, 50 Litra Piece, electrum, Head of Apollo and tripod as on ^ . 
 X #' Sf~^> la^ coin, but symbol on obv., a bow, wt. 56 grs., very fine j^^v^, ^ ^^*/Vj 
 
 404 Syr^Tuse, 50 Litra Piece, electrum, same type as lot 402, but behind 
 rfC * ^V jj*ad f Apollo, star, wt. 56 grs., fine 1 
 
 405 Syracuse, 50 Litra Piece, electrum, same type as lot 402, but behind 
 7^S//s ne ad of Apollo, wreath, and on rev. II between legs of tripod, *~yp 
 
 c/?sy wt. 54j?rs., well preserved 1 
 
 406 Syracuse, 30 Litra Piece, electrum, B.C. 345-317, Head of Zeus Eleu- 
 
 y 'v * therios to left, ZEY2 EAEYQEPIOS ; rev. Pegasos to left; below, ~4**Sjff.s~f<b'-#f/ 
 Jp c thr ee pellets ; around, 2YPA .02K2N, wt. 30 grs. (Head, pi. VI, 4), Z& 0&J&4S- 
 "^'f very fine and very rare I -&*- -*f/V(^
 
 50 SICILIA. 
 
 407 Syracuse, 30 Litra Piece, eledrum, same as the preceding, but on the 
 obv. a part only of the legend is legible, wt. 33 grs., well preserved %< 
 and rare 1 
 
 408 Syracuse, 30 Litra Piece, eledrum, Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; 
 .^Ss^ /.'rev. 2YPAK02ION, Lyre, wt. 29 grs., well preserved, rare 1 
 
 409 Syracuse, 10 Litra Prece, eledrum, Head of Arethusa to right ; rev. 
 iqfj Sepia, wt. 11 grs.; and N Diobol, Head of Persephone to left; rev. '0 - 
 K . yf z^erBull butting to left, 2YPAK02ION, wt. 22 grs., both fine and scarce 2 
 
 f 410 Syracuse, N Hemidrachm (?), Had of Herakles to right in lion's 
 / ^ skin ; rev. Biga with charioteer to left, 2YPAK02ION, wt. 58 grs., 
 
 s\** r fine, but its genuineness is open to doubt 
 
 Silver. 
 
 Syracuse, Demareteion or Dekadrachm, b.c. 450, Head of Nike to t 
 right, crowned with olive and within a linear circle ; around, f our/' 
 _dolphins, and 2YPAK02ION ; rev. Quadriga to right, horses walk- 
 ing, driven by male charioteer j above, Nike crowning horses ; in the 
 exergue, lion, wt. 665 grs. (Head, pi. I, 10), well preserved and of the 
 highest rarity [PL III] 1 
 
 ^^^pjMThis coin is one of the rarest and one of the most interesting ' of 
 / the whole Greek series. Its connection with the famous victory at 
 (Ot/l Himera is so well known, it need not be retold here. The above 
 /A / specimen is from the Dupre" collection. 
 
 412 Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Kimon, Head of Perse- ^Apf 
 phone to left, hair in net, the diadem, which encircles her head, is 
 
 V^.^, inscribed with the letter K (Kimon) ; around are four dolphins, the 
 
 one below the neck inscribed KIMON ; behind, 2YPAK02ION ; rev. 
 
 *Zry Quadriga to left, the charioteer crowned by Nike ; in exergue, 
 
 armour and KIMON on inner part of exergual line, wt. 669 grs. 
 
 (Head, pi. rv, 7), extremely fine and very rare [PL III] .1 
 
 413 Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Evaenetos, Head of 
 / Persephone to left, wearing wreath of corn ; ear-ring with three 
 
 ^v^^clrops ; around, four dolphins ; behind, 2YPAK02ION ; below , //^ 
 
 /&%&UL$ iS> nec k tne artist's name, EYAINE. in large letters ; rev. Quadriga ^*** /L, 
 
 to left, the charioteer crowned by Nike ; in exergue, armour, wt. 668 
 
 jrs.. very fine and very rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 /& 
 
 Uu*y 
 
 / 
 
 * From the Thomas collection. 
 
 414 Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Evaenetos, similar to (fL u* "In. 
 
 ^Ay*^/ the preceding coin, but behind head of Persephone is a scallop shell / J / 
 
 ^\ <?(<? -~~fo left, no artist's signature, wt. 659 grs., very fine and very rare *\ *}
 
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 415 Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Evaenetos, similar to /y'' 1 
 
 the last coin; the scallop shell behind the head of Persephone is<^ /^ /fc^s* 
 larger ; and on the reverse on the exergual line to right there ap- / &SB 
 
 <// pears to be a portion of the artist's signature B . . . N \ in exergue 
 
 ^**^Mbelow armour, A0AA, wt. 657 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 
 *** From the Stewart collection (1844). 
 416. Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Evaenetos, similar to 
 ^^v^vjot 414; but behind the head of Persephone is a large star of eight q? 
 
 /' rays ; there appear to be traces of the artist's initials on the dolphin ' *csr 
 ^krp*^ to right, wt. 640 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 
 ^417/ Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm by Evaenetos, similar type 
 
 >^7 to lot 414; but A under the chin of Persephone; and on there- s/fj{ 
 
 ^ */"' VflrsA hftlnw tho arm a in tno aTOrmio A(Si\ A iiii (\(\ nre IMIWI Urnp. a/P -jf ssi. 
 
 verse below the arms in the exergue, A0AA, wt. 664 grs., very fine *? /f /0&S^* 
 
 /****&- vnd ver y rare 1 
 
 '4 18 Syracuse, Medallion or Dekadrachm, by Evaenetos, usual type, 
 
 fy similar to lot 414 ; hair slightly more spread; no symbol on ok, <-V?^ 
 
 and on the rev. the chariot and charioteer are well placed in the 
 ^^ZtV^field of the coin, wt. 667 grs., extremely fine and very rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 '41 
 
 419 Syracuse, Tetradrachm of the Geomori, circa B.C. 500, Slow quadriga -/'7~//f ( j i ' c S/<'-/j. 
 
 y with charioteer to right ; above, SYPA90210N j rev. Incuse square ^ 7 p /% 
 
 S0 divided into four parts; in centre, archaic head of Nymph, wt. ^"*^^'^<^5 
 f<7&y/i4$&grs. (Head, pi. i, 1), fine and extremely rare 1 
 42r Syracuse, Tetradrachm, B.C. 500-478, Female head to right of archaic 
 
 y type, hair indicated by dotted lines, diadem ; around, four dolphins ^s 
 
 ^^^xr, and 2YPA?02I0N; rev. Quadriga to left with charioteer ; above, ^$Tj 
 
 t/fca* 
 
 Tike alighting on the yoke and holding wreath in right hand, left 
 placed on horse's head, wt. 263 grs. (Head, pi. I, 3), very fine and very 
 -a^y rare [PI. HI] 1 
 
 ^y *** From the Huxtable collection. 
 
 421 Syracuse, Didrachm, same obverse type as last coin, but head within /&*/ /&/*-/%%; 
 *-/^ ^ ^--^linear circle ; rev. Nude horseman to right, leading a second horse, ^j.V-v* *&. 
 
 cS* s a? wi y)- ff rs -> very fine and very rare of this early type 1 ' *? yf ] 
 
 422 Syra^se, Tetradrachm, Female head similar to lot 420, but hair 
 
 A, indicated by cross lines; around, dolphins and 2YPA?02I0N ; rev. <^&*t/' J &$ /'&%' 
 
 J( ^fr Quadriga to left, charioteer crowned by Nike; in exergue, 2YPA, yfsv 
 
 //ai/ ^ wt ' ^7 y rs -> very fine and a rare type [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 /$%&&* <+. *** From Dr. Nott's collection. 
 
 423 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar type to last, but on the obv. tlje hair 
 y is indicated by dotted lines and turned up behind, 2YPAK02ION ; 
 
 ^fyfryjy rev - Quadriga to right, horses crowned by Nike, below whom, 2YPA, ^f< 
 ^ '' ' wt. 265 grs. ; Didrachm, obv. as Tetradrachm ; rev. Horseman to 
 -^. right leading a second horse, wt. 130 grs. (Head, pi. i, 5), both well- 
 
 * c/ ^*f l ** x *preserved and scarce 2 
 
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 424 Syracuse, Tetradrachm and Didrachm, similar to the preceding lot, but 
 / < 2 ^ on the second coin the female head is to the left and the inscription// 
 **/ , is retrograde, both fine and scarce 2 
 
 425 Syracuse, Tetradrachms, usual archaic type with female head to right 
 /* ^ and quadriga to right ; one reads 2YPA?02ION, the other 2YPA- 
 
 ^ /^^^/feiKOSlON, no legend on rev., both fine and scarce 2 
 
 6 Syracuse, Tetradrachms, as in last lot, but one with head of female 
 -^ to left, both with legends, 2YPAK02ION, both fine and rare 2 
 
 ^427 Syracuse, Tetradrachms (2), similar types as last lot, with female head 
 '/^ ^^V' to right or left, the latter has the hair en queue, both fine and scarce 2 
 
 42# SyJ^acuse, Tetradrachms (2), Archaic type, both with female head to 
 
 Tt^ ' & /r^i^$^ U^* on one ^ e <l ua driga is to left, both fine and scarce 2 
 
 429 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, Archaic female head to right, 2YPAK02ION ; 
 
 rev. Quadriga to right, type as before, fine ; another, time of Hieron I, 
 
 3 ,% Female head to right, hair turned up behind; around, dolphins, 
 
 2YPAK02ION ; rev. Quadriga to right ; above, Nike (comp. Head, 
 
 pi. ii, 7), well preserved, scarce 2 
 
 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, B.C. 480, Head of Nike to right, within linear 
 
 circle, crowned with olive ; around, dolphins, 2YPAK02ION (re- 
 
 s/^rf/ ^^trograde) ; rev. Quadriga to right with charioteer ; Nike crowning sftcf 
 
 (T^oo*?' * horses; in the exergue, lion, wt. 263 grs. (Head, pi. I, 11), very well * 
 
 /& **J^/ preserved, and very rare 1 
 
 ^* From the Northwick collection. This coin is of the same type and 
 
 fabric as the Demareteion, see lot 411. ^lu^&iJ^. 
 
 131 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, same type and varieties as the preceding coin, 
 t^C/fcy^s ?$ 264 grs., well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 432 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, time of Hieron I, Female head to right, hair 
 / wavy, in rolls behind and bound with string of pearls ; around, four d?{ 
 
 p&ft dolphins, 2YPAK02ION; rev. Quadriga to right with female cha- *" 
 
 ,A.y ripteer, horses crowned by Nike, wt. 266 grs., very fine and rare 
 ^Z^lPl. m] j 
 
 433 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding, hair similarly j?/- 
 ^4i/ arranged ; but on rev. in the exergue, a pistrix, wt. 263 grs. (comp. ** 
 
 Head, pi. u, 7), fine and rare 1 
 
 434 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar to the last, same rev., but on the obv. &su*<, 
 jf^^ the head has the hair tied en queue ; a triple cord passes round the fj^ 
 
 ^^Igpad, wt. 270 grs., very fine, and a rare variety of obv. type \ y </ 
 
 435 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, same type, but on the obv. the female head is /> / 
 ^// // bound with a broad diadem, above which at the back projects a ft 
 
 v^ 7 ^ th^k lock of hair, wt. 269 grs. (Head, pi. n, 11), very fine and rare 1
 
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 436 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, usual type, with female head to right, hair in 
 rolls at back ; rev. Quadriga to right, &c. j pistrix in exergue 
 (similar to lot 433) ; another, similar, but female head bound with 
 
 <? > broad diadem, a thick lock projecting behind, and no symbol in 
 ^p rt exergue on rev., similar to the preceding lot, both well preserved and 
 ^^y rare 2 
 
 437 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, time of the Democracy, B.C. 466-406, Female 
 / head to right, the hair completely concealed in a sakkos pointed 
 
 :^ /^?T ^"behind and ornamented with meander pattern ; around, dolphins ; t^^*^ 
 
 j 2YPAK02ION ; rev.lQuadrigaf to right, horses crowned by Nike, 
 
 ^*^y/ wt. 263 grs., fine and a very rare variety [PI. IV] 1 
 
 " *#* From the Thomas collection. 
 
 438 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but the 
 
 / # / sakkos is less pointed at the back ; and on the rev. Nike crowns the^^J^ 
 <^ / ' I, ^charioteer, wt. 265 grs. (comp. Head, pi. m, 2), fine and very rare 1 
 
 439 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, usual type, but hair of female bound with 
 
 // ^^ fillet, which passes three times round the head ; and on rev. Nike ^jfjtf* 
 ^ *?' crowns the horses, wt. 268 grs. (Head, pi. in, 4), very fine and a rare 
 
 j~& variety [PI. IV] 1 
 
 440 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but on the 
 female head the hair is gathered in a net and bound by a fillet, 
 which passes three times round the head ; a small lion's head is <~<f^ 
 attached in front to the necklet; on rev. Nike crowns the * 
 
 /y^^0^Y charioteer, wt. 266 grs. (comp. Head, pi. Ill, 1), rare and very fine 1 
 
 441'^Syracuse, Tetradrachm, similar type to last coin, but on rev. Nike 
 
 crowns the horses, wt. 263 grs. ; another, Female head with hair 
 
 r ^/^ tied in a knot behind, usual dolphins and legend ; rev. Quadriga to 
 
 sj . left, Nike crowns the charioteer ; in the exergue, pistrix, wt. 266 grs., 
 
 S* // both rare types but somewhat rubbed 2 
 
 442 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eumenes, Female head to left, hair rolled ; ~ 
 around, dolphins; above, 2YPAK02IOM ; below, the artist's initials ^g^ls^ 
 
 - EV. ; rev. Quadriga to left, charioteer crowned by Nike; under ^^q,.,-^ s //?- 
 hopes, artist's initials EY. ; in exergue, two dolphins, wt. 266 grs., (S 
 
 J/yvrtftHfary fine and very rare [PI. IV] 1 ^p 
 
 "*** In this and the following lots to No. 467 examples will be found ~ /*/& 
 
 of the works of all the great die-engravers, who flourished at Syra- /*&/ 
 
 cuse during the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. 
 
 443 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eumenes, similar type to the last coin, but 
 no artist's name under the head, and the legend 2YPAK02ION, 
 
 '/&" which reads from left to right, encircles the head, and on rev. the " L & 
 four horses are seen more in perspective ; no artist's signature, wt. 
 
 / */ ^ luur norses are seen mo 
 . /* /t&t**isii g rs ^ ver y ji ne m d rare 
 
 1
 
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 444 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eumenes, Female head to left, hair short 
 and bound by fillet, which passes four times round the back and 
 twice over the top ; around, dolphins ; above, 2YPAK02ION ; /* 
 
 ^>y .-behind, artist's name in full, EYMHNOY j rev. Quadriga to left with /sfi~tr* vji$f 
 horses in perspective, as on last coin ; charioteer crowned by Nike ; 
 in exergue, EYMHNOY (?), wt. 268 grs., very fine and very rare SJ- ' 
 ^^[Pl. IV] 1 <*- 
 
 445 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eumenes, and Evaenetos, Female head with h /? * 
 / hair rolled, &c, as lot 442 ; below, artist's name, EYMENOY ^^ ^f 
 ? 4 /, ( s ^ c -)' rev - Quadriga to right; above, Nike holding tablet inscribed ^^* '/ft& 
 ' * * EYAINHT02 ; in exergue, two fishes, wt. 264 grs. {Head, pi. m, 13) p?</Z 
 
 /$aJ^/ft n $Md e&Premely rare with the two artists' names 1 
 
 446 ^Syracuse, 'Tetradrachm, by Eumenes, Female head to left, hair turned 
 /-// U P at ^ack > on diadem, artist's name EYMH. ; around, dolphins ; 
 
 ^Civi ^" above, 2YPAK02ION ; rev. Quadriga to left, charioteer crowned by --if/ 
 /4? as Nike ; horses in perspective ; in exergue, two dolphins, wt. 267 grs., ^/f ^ 
 " y fine and rare 1 
 
 447 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Sosion, Female head to left, &c, similar to 
 
 J- g /- the preceding, but diadem not inscribed ; necklet of large pearls, i^^ 
 ,/ to which is appended a ram's head; rev. Quadriga to left, as on last i/" " 
 
 //Wt^/****^ coin ; no dolphins in exergue, wt. 265 grs. (comp. Head, pi. Ill, 12), 
 well preserved ; the works of this artist are rare 1 
 
 448 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by EuMeides and Eumenes, Female head to 
 
 / left, hair turned up at back, &c. ; under chin, tablet inscribed ^ 
 
 <*~' / EVKAEIAA in two lines; rev. Quadriga to left, charioteer crowned *"^5jP/* 
 
 P **L by Nike ; under horses, EY. ; in exergue, two dolphins, wt. 269 grs., ' 
 
 W~fo&l fine and very rare [PL IV] 1 
 
 449 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides and Eumenes, same as the pre- 
 
 r ceding coin ; but with artist's name EYMHNOY in the exergue on / , y 
 
 /_/ the rev., this coin has suffered from oxydation 1 ' 
 
 Z- A /!/--** This coin is of importance as it identifies the artists of the pre- 
 ceding and following coins. 
 
 450 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides and Eumenes, usual type, female 
 , y head to left wearing sphendone, ornamented in front and at back 
 " r with stars, 2YPAKOSION in thick letters ; rev. Quadriga to left, <?,<, 
 
 f/ 7 y &c, as in lot 448 ; EY under horses ; two dolphins in exergue, 
 K^sfrf-nft wt. 270 grs., obv. fine, rev. type a little blurred, rare 1 
 
 451 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, same as the last piece, but no artist's name 
 / on rev., wt. 261 grs. ; another, usual type, Female head to left, cord 
 
 lf _~ wound twice round the head; legend 2YPAK02ION in front; rev. j/)^ 
 /r-zf Quadriga to left, as last lot; but stork under horses' feet, wt. 
 ^^268 grs., both in fair condition 2 
 
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 452 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Phrygillos and Euth , Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, wreath of barley, hair bound with cord ; necklet with 
 
 ^y^, ^^amphora attached ; around, four dolphins and 2YPAKOSION; below, 
 
 c?C> *&"* $PYriAA02; rev. Quadriga to right, charioteer, who has large 
 
 rfs^-Zy' wings, crowned by Nike ; in exergue, Skylla with trident, &c, and 
 
 ^ EY, wt. 268 grs.(B. M. Cat. no. 156), very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 453 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eumenes and Euth , Head of Perse- 
 
 , phone to left, as on last coin, with corn-wreath, but no cord around 
 
 ^y<n y, Jiead ; lion's head attached to necklet ; below, artist's name EVM. ; > t^ 
 <^'^-y' ^around, dolphins and SYPAKO^ION ; rev. Quadriga to right, &c. S 
 
 jz&k/^t same as ^^ e ^ as ^ w ^' ^ y rs '' fi ne an ^ ver y mre * 
 
 454 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Phrygillos, Female head to right, hair in 
 sphendone ornamented with stars at back, and diadem inscribed 
 
 ?jp 4>PY ; around, dolphins and 2YPAK02ION ; rev. Quadriga to left, 
 t/&' Persephone as charioteer holding torch and crowned by Nike ; in ^ cr ^Kc 
 ^7 a-- exergue, ear of barley, wt. 262 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 158), obv.fine, 
 J* rev. somewhat rubbed, rare 1 
 
 * 
 
 From the Dupre collection. 
 
 455 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Phrygillos, similar to the preceding coin, 
 
 but behind head a stork's head ; and above on left legend in large ,/?{, 
 letters; rev. same as last coin, wt. 261 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 ACUSE, Tetradrachm, Female head to right, hair gathered in knot 
 at back of head ; pendant attached to necklet ; around, dolphins and yy 
 >^ 5YPAK02ION ; rev. Persephone in quadriga to left, holding torch 
 / ' and crowned by Nike ; in exergue, ear of barley, wt. 261 grs. v^/ <y 
 
 457 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides, Female head to left, hair bound 
 with sphendone, ornamented with stars, over which tresses fly 
 ^s^yy back; large earring; around, four dolphins, three of which are . 
 
 grouped in front of face ; below on scroll, EVKAEI ; rev. Quadriga ' ^^ 
 
 to left, charioteer crowned by Nike ; large dolphin in exergue, 
 '**& wt. 268 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 195), extremely fine and rare 
 / [PI- IV] 1 
 
 458 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides, same as the last coin, but without 
 J^/f /S~ ar ^ st ' s name below neck, wt. 266 grs., obv. very fine, rev. not so well 
 struck, rare 1 
 
 ^T 
 
 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides, similar to lot 457, but varied in 
 
 the form of the sphendone ; no artist's name under neck ; dolphin <S/ <g 
 in the exergue on the rev., wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. .195), very fine 
 and rare 1
 
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 460 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Euhleides, similar to lot 457, but hair on 
 female head somewhat differently arranged, the tresses which fly 
 
 ^Stf back being more confined, as also the position of the dolphins ; 
 
 below neck, EVKA . . on scroll, and on reverse there is an ear of ///# 
 /^w /' V^bartey m t ne exergue, wt. 264 grs., obv. fine, rev. somewhat oxydised, 
 '" rare 1 
 
 461 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Eukleides, similar type to the preceding coin, 
 
 stC^- -~ but sphendone ornamented with stars ; three dolphins only around ^zT^y 
 / ^$*&*$ kSi ^ ea( l j no artist's name below neck, wt. 266 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 462 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Kimon (?), Female head to left, hair in 
 
 plain sphendone ; broad diadem, over which her hair is drawn 
 
 /^/^ ^Jback ; necklet with pendant pearls ; large earring ; two dolphins 
 
 ^V /V. /*? before and two behind ; above at back, 2YPAK02ION ; rev. Quad- 
 
 to right, charioteer crowned by Nike ; the rein of the farthest ^O^J 
 "tiff-horse hangs loose ; under the nearest horse's feet a wheel ; in the 
 exergue, ear of barley, wt. 266 grs. {Head, pi. V, 2), very fine and very 
 rare [PI. TV] 1 
 
 463 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Kimon, similar to the preceding coin, but 
 
 / female head to right, hair in broad sphendone, ornamented with / 
 
 jC<& ~ stars, behind K (Kimon) ; on rev. no loose rein and no wheel under 
 r^//'// horses' feet, wt. 266 grs., very,fine and a very rare variety, with the head 
 
 ^JZT" ~~lo right J\J^~ ''7^ l 
 
 464 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Kimon, same type as the last, but more 
 / // -^tresses of hair drawn back over sphendone-band, and no letter be- 
 
 ^i ' hind head, wt. 265 grs., fine and very rare * 1 ^t 
 
 /^m*/**^ *** From the Hamilton collection. /^^^lV 
 
 465 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Kimon, Head of Arethusa nearly facing 
 slightly to left, diademed, hair flowing in long tresses ; a dolphin on 
 
 ^J&* /0 either side among the locks ; above, traces of legend APE0O2A ; rev. 
 
 ^P Quadriga to left, charioteer crowned by Nike ; in the exergue, ear of 
 
 (A*<*fy barley and 2YPAK05ION, and on the line of exergue KIMON (?), 
 
 y wt. 252 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 209), of exquisitely beautiful work ; obv. 
 
 fine, rev. in fair condition, and rare to excess [PI. IV] 1 
 
 466 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Parme, Female head to left, hair in sphen- 
 / done ornamented with stars ; around, dolphins ; above, 2YPAKO- 
 
 /C r$ - tf 2ION ; rev. Quadriga to left, the rein of the off-horse hangs loose ; "" 
 
 /y ' above, Nike crowning charioteer; in exergue, ear of corn, id. 
 (/[&*% 265 grs., obv. very fine, rev. somewhat rubbed, rare, the engraver's name Hv!) 
 / under the neck has been erased, see next coin 1 
 
 467 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, by Parme, same as the preceding, but under 
 /w the neck on obv. the engraver's name, IIAPM . ., wt. 261 grs., in fair 
 
 ^ fcf condition, has suffered from oxydation, rare 1 
 
 /f k * k Panne from the style of his work was evidently a pupil of Kimon. 
 
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 SYKACUSE. 57 
 
 FOURTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SICILI A continued. 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 468 Syracuse, Didrachms of Corinthian type, temp. Democracy, B. C. 345- 
 / . 317, Head of Pallas in helmet without crest, 2YPAK02K2N ; rev. 
 
 Pegasos to left (Head, jpl. vi, 7), all very fine and slightly varied types 4 
 
 '<*&" Gold. 
 
 469 Syracuse, Agathocles, B.C. 317-310, Drachm, Head of young Ares, 
 
 // .^ / laureate ; behind, two-handled vase ; rev. Biga to right with cha- W^hS^-% //4/^f/ 
 ^V ^ rioteer; below, triskelis, 2YPAK02ION, wt. 66 grs. (var. Head, ^'OOy 
 
 pi. viii, 1), very fine and very rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 , 470 Syracuse, Agathocles, Drachm, as in last lot, but no symbol behind 
 j/^% '> neao - ^ Ares, and last three letters of legend on rev. in exergue, <^ xT~ 
 A^,/ W M^ 9 rs - (Head, pi. viii, I), fine and rare 1 
 
 471 Syracuse, Agathocles, b.c. 307-289, Stater, Head of Pallas to right in ^^ 
 
 Corinthian helmet, ornamented with griffin ; rev. Winged fulmen,- ^^(/y^ 6fo?^s 
 dividing ArA0OKAEO2 BA2IAE02 $., wt. 88 grs. (Head, pi. IX, ^Ff, S 
 
 ^0), very fine and very rare [PI. IV] 1 y^'*L //. f tf*^ 
 
 Silver. 
 
 472 Syracuse, Agathocles, B.C. 317-310, Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone 
 / to left, wearing corn-wreath ; around, three dolphins ; below, N K 
 
 ^<J'/(? (mon.) ; rev. Quadriga to left with female charioteer holding long ffty 
 \jsV goad; above, triskelis; in exergue, 2YPAK02K2N and N, wt. 
 ^ffi" 262 grs. (Head, pi. vm, 4), very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 473 Syracuse, Agathocles, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, ^^c-^ 
 J0 ' '^'bujfe under head on obv. $1., wt. 264 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 i^*>*e 
 
 474/ Syracuse, Agathocles, Tetradrachm, same type as no. 472, but under //^^ 
 
 jl/,~ /JL/J* 6 ^ f Persephone NI, wt. 259 grs., fine and rare 1 v^O 
 
 475 Syracuse, Agathocles, Drachm, Head of young Herakles to left, 
 
 laureate ; behind, trophy ; before, SYPAKOSIfiN j rev. Triskelis rf*/ <j- 
 
 Jy, - with Gorgon head in centre; winged talaria on feet, wt. 64 grs. ^ 
 /4s a, (Head, pi. vm, 7), fine and of the highest rarity 1 *^ &<>% 
 
 7
 
 58 SICILIA. 
 
 476 Syracuse, Agathocles, B.C. 310-307, Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone 
 to right, hair long and bound with corn- wreath ; behind, KOPA2 ; 
 
 ^y/ t // feo. Nike erecting trophy ; on right, A 7 " ; on left, triskelis ; in exergue, s? 
 
 ArA0OKAEO2, wt. 263 grs. (comp. Head, pi. IX, 2), very fine and a sJt^ 
 '/* ^- wry rare type 1 
 
 477 Syracuse, Agathocles, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding J$~sS J J Q 
 
 y coin, but on rev. no monogram, and legend, ArA0OKAElO5 in [jf,H $<^ 
 
 ^ jf?. field to left, wt. 263 grs. (Head, pi. ix, 2), very fine and very rare 
 
 S&J& [PL IV] 1 
 
 478^Syracuse, Agathocles, B.C. 307-289, Didrachm, Head of Pallas in 
 
 / crested helmet to right ; rev. Pegasos to left ; below, triskelis ; 
 
 (^Oj^V^^arpund, 2YPAK02H2N; another, similar, behind head of Pallas, 
 
 *^ trophy ; and on rev. flower below and triskelis above Pegasos ; 
 
 / /^ another, Head of Pallas to left, helmet without crest ; rev. Pegasos ; 
 
 jY> S&, '' below, triskelis ; no legend, very fine and scarce 3 
 
 s 479 Syracuse, Agathocles, Didrachms, as in previous lot, fine, scarce 3 
 
 ** 480 Syracuse, Agathocles, Didrachm, Head of Pallas to right, helmet not 
 
 crested ; rev. Pegasos to left ; another, similar, Head of Pallas to 
 
 left ; and triskelis under Pegasos ; another, Head of Pallas to right ; 
 
 rev. exergual line under Pegasos to left, the last very fine, the others 
 
 Jj/ne, all rare varieties 3 
 
 Gold. 
 
 481 Syracuse, Hicetas, B.C. 287-278, Drachm, Head of Persephone with corn- 
 wreath to left ; behind, cornucopia? ; before to left, SYPAKQSIfiN ; A*^f/44& 
 
 * y / rev. Nike in biga to right ; above, star ; below, ear of corn ; in ex- J 
 
 / ergue, EIII IKETA2, wt. 66 grs. (comp. Head, pi. x, 1), very fine and 
 
 rare 1 
 
 482 Syracuse, Hicetas, Drachm, similar type to the preceding, but 
 behind head of Persephone, fly ; and on rev. annulet enclosing pellet 
 
 7 j- under horses ; no legend, wt. 66 grs., very fine, exceedingly rare, un- 
 published [Vl.TV] 1 
 
 ^^ Silver. 
 
 left; above, star; in exergue, 2YPAKOSIQN, wt. 197 grs. (Head, jf/irtrfiti 
 
 pi. x, 3), extremely fine and very rare in this state [PI. 1VJ 1 
 
 483 Syracuse, Hicetas, Tridrachm, Head of Persephone to left, with 
 / corn-wreath, hair long; behind, fly; rev. Nike in quadriga to 
 
 %* From the Thomas collection. 
 
 A 
 
 484 Syracuse, Hicetas, Tridrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but 
 fjp' behind head on obv. x., wt. 196 grs., fine and rare \ W v 
 
 ~, /? *** From Dr. Nott's collection.
 
 SYRACUSE. 59 
 
 Gold. 
 
 485 Syracuse, temp. Pyrrhus, B.C. 278-275, Drachm, Head of Perse- 
 phone to left, hair long ; behind, bucranium ; rev. Nike in biga ; in )^^ 
 exergue, 3YPAK02ION, wt. 67 grs. {Head, pi. x. 9), very fine and 
 
 *''* very rare [PI. IV] 1 C&>. 
 
 y^i^hfX The coins of Pyrrhus with his name are described under Epirus 
 (see lots 881-886). 
 
 * 
 
 c^f. 
 
 486 Syracuse, Hieron II, B.C. 275-216, Drachm, Head of Persephone ^ ^yy 
 
 to left, hair long, wearing necklace and earring, hair bound with >> ,, 
 
 ? 2(s? barley ; behind, cornucopise ; rev. Nike in biga ; below A and / ^^ / ^Y- ^~4/ 
 
 ^y IEPONOS., wt. 66 grs., very fine and scarce ^o&~Sf / J f 7 ^ 
 
 </ 487x Syracuse, Hieron II, Drachm, similar to last coin, but on rev. biga to 
 
 right, and below horse, pellet instead of A, wt. 65 grs. (Head,pl. XI, </^y 
 I), fine and a rare variety 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 488 Syracuse, Hieron II, Oktobol, Head of Pallas to left in crested \ ^ & 
 
 -/^^s ^^-helmet ; behind, jug with one handle ; rev. Pegasos to right ; below, ,^, t a^S' %<& 
 
 <7^ '- & n and IEPONOS., wt. 87 grs. (Head, pi. xi, 2), fine and very rare 1 ^&/^ 
 *** From the Loscombe collection. ' 
 
 489 Syracuse, Gelon, 8 Litra Piece, Head of Gelon diademed to left ; "Z^c^ 
 
 iff/ 
 
 490 Syracuse, Gelon, 8 Litra Piece, similar to the preceding coin, but on " * 
 the rev. horses galloping ; above, star and BA2IAEQ2 ; below, ^e> ?^t ^/?^ 
 
 '-/y rEAONO^ ; no exergual line, wt. 105 grs. (Head, pi. xi, i),fine and v ]/><- 
 very rare 1 
 
 *** From the Thomas collection. 
 
 491 Syracuse, Gelon, 4 Litra Piece, Head of Gelon diademed to left ; ^ \, ^ /^^p 
 rev. Eagle; behind, BA; before, K; around, 2YPAK02IOI FEAONOS, ^^/ * ^ 
 
 wt. 52 grs. (Head, pi. xi, 5), well preserved and exceedingly rare 1 .^ j? <% 
 
 492 Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, Veiled head of the Queen to 
 left ; behind, star ; rev. Nike in quadriga to right, horses walking ; ~^&*>/ </f~^ 
 
 ^ above, star and BA2IAI22A2; in exergue, 3>IAI2TIA02; before, 
 1., wt. 211 grs. (Head, pi. xi, 8), very fine and scarce 1 
 
 493 Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, similar to the preceding, but ^ ^ 
 ^ behind head of Philistis, thyrsos, and on rev. above quadriga, t^c ** 
 
 ** crescent, wt. 205 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 *oy sykauuse, lieion, o ijitra nece, neaa oi ueion aiaaemea to lett ; ~<cc 
 
 -y^^ sjp-" rev - Nike in biga, horses walking ; above, 2YPAKOSIOI BA; before, ^^v/y^s /#</? 
 A. in exergue, TEAONOS, wt. 105 grs., very fine and very rare 1 yiL//r ' yyj /^,/j 
 
 <^S: 
 
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 60 SICILIA. 
 
 494 Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, similar type to lot 492, but torch 
 behind head on obv. ; and on rev. Quadriga to left, horses galloping ; 
 
 /^ / 2>^below, E ; above, BA2IAI22A2; in exergue , 3>IAI2TIAA02, wt. Aqf 
 ' /7 . 209 grs. (Head, pi. xi, 7), extremely fine and a rare variety with 
 ^J&*>~#^qu(tdriga to left 1 
 
 495 Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, similar to the preceding, but on 
 
 / ^ rev. Quadriga to right, horses galloping ; same symbol on obv. and 
 
 / 
 
 
 e letter on rev., wt. 209 grs., very fine 1 
 
 496 "Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, same as last coin, but the action 
 ^ of the horses is less vigorous, they appear to be cantering ; same 
 
 * symbol and letter, wt. 198 grs., fine 1 
 
 497 Syracuse, Philistis, 5 Litra Piece, Head of Philistis to left, veiled ; 
 
 behind, palm-branch ; rev. Nike in biga to right, horses galloping ; 
 
 before, E; above, BA2IAI22A2; below, <S>IAI2TIA02, wt. 63 grs.^"^- 1 6/% 
 
 (Head, pi. xi, 6), very fine and extremely rare 1 * 
 
 498 Syracuse, Philistis, 16 Litra Piece, usual type with horses galloping 
 / to right ; above, crescent ; before, KI2 ; below, ear of corn ; usual 
 
 jf /* 4/ legend, wt. 201 grs., well preserved; 5 Litra Piece, as in last lot, but 
 c\5^// h rses walking, somewhat rubbed, rarity as before 2 
 
 499 Syracuse, Hieronymus, B.C. 216-215, Didrachm, Head of king to left, / /, yl 
 / diademed; behind, K; rev. BA2IAE02 IEPONYMOY above and r*"W6/ f/(i 
 
 jC y-Sr below winged fulmen; above which, KI, wt. 131 grs. (Head, pi. xii, *^5w tyr.^L 
 ^^J,l), very fine, and very rare [PI. TV] ^A^ci.^J, fA 
 
 500 JSjraACUSE, Hieronymus, Didrachm, similar to the preceding, but on 
 
 7 'Z /f^7// rev - SA above fulmen, wt. 132 grs., very fine and very rare 1 / 
 
 501 Syracuse, Democracy, B.C. 215-212, 12 Litra Piece, Helmeted head ^^^7^//^ 
 of Pallas to left : rev. Artemis huntress to left, hound at her feet : , // /. '< 
 
 t> before in field, 2fl ; behind, 2YPAK02K2N, wt. 155 grs. (Head, / mJ Ji 
 
 pi. XIII, 3); 8 Litra Piece, obv. Same type; rev. Winged fulmen; /, tf^/- 
 
 A 
 
 
 /fcj- above, 2YPAK02IQN; below, YA2, wt. 105 grs. (Head, pi. xiii, 4), * J JL*'hf/'l 
 7 both very fine and rare 2 "* / V* Li 
 
 502 Syracuse. Democracy, 12 Litra and 8 Litra Pieces as in last lot; b^ut < ^**^''*/t/' 
 
 J* jfS the former with AA, the latter with YA-2A in field on rev., wts. 158 
 
 s/^J&nd 105 grs. respectively, both very fine 2 
 
 503 Syracuse, Democracy, 12 Litra and 8 Litra Pieces as in lot 501 ; but 
 
 'jj .y the former with MI, the latter with SO in field on rev., wts. 154 
 
 ~yL++3nd 104 grs. respectively, both fine 2 
 
 5Q0r Syracuse, Drachms (2), Archaic period, Female head; rev. Horseman ; 
 
 Others (2), with rev. Leukaspis; but with obv. Head to left, or 
 
 . ff fr Helmeted head facing ; 3 Litra Piece, Head of Kyane ; rev. Pegasos ; 
 
 Half-Drachm, Female head ; rev. Quadriga ; and 2 Litra Piece, 
 
 4* ta .-^-M~ .- .
 
 SYRACUSE. 
 
 61 
 
 505 Syracuse, Drachms (2), One of Archaic type, with horseman on rev. ; 
 the other with rev. Leukaspis ; 2| Litrae, &c, Helmeted head 
 facing ; rev. Horseman ; Female head ; rev. Biga, wheel in exergue ; 
 another, rev. Female figure with inflated veil ; Diobol, Female head; 
 rev. Half-Pegasos ; and Obol, Archaic head ; rev. 2YPA in wheel ; 
 
 ' /// / another with rev. 2X1II, all interesting pieces, mostly fine 10 
 
 506 Syracuse, 2 Litrae, Diobols, Obols, &c, with rev. types, Biga; 
 Female with inflated veil; Half Pegasos; Sepia; Wheel, &c, mostly 
 
 ' Z fine 16 
 
 JeC/~u* 
 
 ***KS 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 507 Syracuse, Head of Pallas ; rev. Two dolphins and star, size 8 ; Butting 
 
 bull ; rev. Star, size 8 ; Head of Ares ; rev. Pegasos, size 7 ; Head 
 of Zeus Eleutherios ; rev. Horse, size 7 ; others, sizes 4-2 ; rev. types, 
 Incuse square and star ; Wheel with 2YPA and two dolphins ; 
 Dolphin above pecten ; Pegasos ; Horseman ; Butting bull ; Half 
 Pegasos ; Sepia ; Trident, &c, and others, Head of Zeus Eleu- 
 therios ; rev. Fulmen, size 6 : Head of Apollo ; rev. Eagle, size 5 ; 
 Head of Persephone ; rev. Nike in biga, size 6, many very fine 19 
 
 508 Syracuse, Head of Pallas ; rev. Two dolphins and star ; Butting bull ; 
 
 rev. Star ; Head of Ares ; rev. Pegasos ; Zeus Eleutherios ; rev. 
 Horse ; others, sizes 4-2, rev. types, Incuse square and star ; 
 Pegasos ; Butting bull ; Sepia, and Half Pegasos, &c, as in previous 
 lot. Others, Head of Zeus Eleutherios ; rev. Fulmen, size 6 ; Head 
 of Persephone to right or left ; rev. Nike in biga, size 5 ; Head of 
 Apollo ; rev. Eagle, size 6 ; Head of Herakles ; rev. Athene 
 Promachos (2 varieties), size 6 ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Pegasos, size 
 5 ; Head of Young Herakles ; rev. Lion, size 5, some very fine 19 
 
 509 Syracuse, Head of Pallas ; rev. Two dolphins and star, size 8 ; Head of 
 Zeus Eleutherios ; rev. Horse, size 7 ; Head of Apollo ; rev. Pegasos, 
 size 4 ; Head of Persephone ; rev. Butting bull, size 3 ; Head of Zeus 
 
 ff ^~" Eleutherios; rev. Fulmen and eagle, size 6; Female head; rev. Nike in 
 biga, size 6 ; Head of Persephone to right or left ; rev. Nike in biga, 
 m size 6 ; Head of Herakles ; rev. Athene Promachos, size 5 ; Head of 
 Pallas ; rev. Pegasos, size 4 ; Head of Persephone , rev. Butting bull, 
 size 5 ; Head of young Herakles ; rev. Lion, size 5 ; and Head of 
 Herakles; rev. Triskelis, size 4, all in the finest condition 13 
 
 // 
 
 510 Syracuse, Eighteen varieties of types, many as in lot 508, but of the 
 (. -^y smaller sizes, mostly in fine condition 18 
 
 , 5^1 Syracuse, Fifteen varieties of types as before, and others of Hieron II, 
 fj J. rev. types, Nike in biga, size 9 ; and Horseman, size 7, many fine 17 
 
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 62 SICILIA. 
 
 512 Syracuse, Hieron II, all with his portrait j rev. types, Nike in biga, 
 size 9 ; Horseman, size 7 (4 varieties) ; Head of Zeus ; rev. Trident, 
 / ^ size 5. Gelon, Head of King ; rev. Fulmen, size 5. Agathocles, 
 
 ''/'? Female head; rev. Fulmen, size 5 (2 varieties), all in the highest state 
 of preservation, except the coin of Gelon, which is very rare 9 
 
 Syracuse, Various types, chiefly of the smaller sizes, some fine 38 
 
 ft&pf 
 
 ~7 Gold, Sfc. 
 
 514 Tauromenium, 15 Litrae, Head of Apollo; behind, club; rev. 
 Tripod, TAYPOMENITAN ; on right EY., wt. 17 grs. Silver, 4 Litrae, 
 Head of Apollo laureate to right ; behind, star ; rev. Tripod, &c. 
 as last piece ; monogram on left, API, wt. 50 grs., both very fine and 
 
 r / rare 2 
 
 Silver. 
 
 515 Tauromenium, 4 Litrae, Head of Apollo ; rev. Tripod as in last lot ; 
 . 8 Litrae, Head of Pallas in crested helmet ; rev. Pegasos ; below, star ; 
 
 ' w TAYPOMENITAN, wt. 84 grs. ; Litra, Bucranium ; rev. Bunch of 
 
 /&0 
 
 fa Grapes, wt. 13 grs., all fine and rare 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 516 Tauromenium; rev. types, Tripod (various sizes); Pegasos; Bull but- 
 - '/f/f ting to right or left ; Lyre ; Bull walking to left or right ; Owl, &c, 
 
 jLjp** u 
 
 jft.7 Tauromenium, Twelve varieties of types, similar to the preceding lot ; 
 
 , Tyndaris, Veiled female head ; rev. Dioscuri (2 varieties), size 7 ; 
 
 /,/f^ Head of Apollo (?) ; rev. TYNAAPITAN, Bunch of grapes, size 3 ; 
 another, Caps of Dioscuri; rev. TYNAAPITAN in rays of star, 
 mostly fine and some rare 16 
 
 518 Lipara, Island of Sicily, Hemilitron, Head of Haphaestos; rev. 
 AIIIAPAION, Stern of Galley, size 13, pierced; Trias, same obv. ; 
 rev. Mark of value, AIHAPA^ION, size 8 ; Uncia ; rev. I ' A, size 5 ; 
 others, Hephaestos seated ; rev. Dolphin, sizes 7-4 (4 varieties) ; 
 Head of young Herakles ; rev. Trident, size 5 (2 varieties) ; also 
 /O^^^^^Hemilitron, Trias, and Sextans of later issue with Hephaestos 
 
 /' seated; rev. Marks of value and name of Island, all fine and an in- 
 
 teresting series 1 2
 
 CARTHAGE. 63 
 
 CARTHAGINIAN AND SICULO-PUNIC COINS. 
 
 Mectrum. 
 
 519 Carthage, 2| Drachms, B.C. 340-242, Head of Persephone to left, 
 wearing necklet of pendants and corn-wreath ; rev. Horse standing to 
 right, wt. 145 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 739), extremely fine and rare 
 
 f -/f [PI. IV] 1 
 
 * # * Owing to the difference of opinion as to what coins were actually 
 
 J? * struck at Carthage or in Sicily, the two series are here catalogued 
 
 // *-** 1 j under the above heading. 
 
 520 Carthage, 2 \ Drachms, same as the preceding, wt. 154 grs., fine, but /QyV 
 <*t J> /^/b& fypd of ^Persephone is somewhat injured by a cut 1 
 
 X'S 
 
 5 2 V Carthage, 1\ Drachms, same as lot 519, wt. 115 grs., well preserved, 
 y /2s though of the earlier type this piece appears, from its weight, to have been 
 *Jfa*^k*k afar B.C. 242 1 
 
 Cf 
 
 522 Carthage, 3 Drachms, B.C. 241-218, Head of Persephone to left, 
 // wearing necklet of pendants and corn-wreath j rev. Horse standing __, 
 
 c /Ct?-f'(^to right ; above, radiate disk flanked with two uraei, wt. 168 grs. ^-n 
 ./ ^ /- (B. 1$; Guide, pi. 59, 33), very fine and rare [PL IV] 1 
 
 ^ y523 Carthage, 3 Drachms, similar to the preceding coin, wt. 165 grs., fine 
 
 524 Carthage, 2 Drachms, similar to lot 522, but no disk above the 
 ^rf J .3xoTse,wt. 116 grs. (B. M. Guide, pi. 59, M),fine and scarce 1 
 
 . nT ,_... ., ^ 
 
 525 Carthage, 2 Drachms, same as the preceding coin, wt. 112 grs., well 
 6 f / j ^j- preserved and scarce v^i^,' ^^Z7 
 
 *- 526 Carthage, Half Drachm, Head of Persephone to left ; rev. Horse to 
 
 p right looking back, wt. 28 grs. ; another, similar, but horse not look- *&** 
 
 L L- / ing back, wt. 30 grs. ; and Quarter Drachm (?), Palm tree ; rev. ^#~ 
 
 ./t$J~*4~ Horse's head ; before, triangle of pellets, wt. 10 grs., all fine and scarce, 
 
 i^% *-^s '*~* 'especially the last piece 3 
 
 Silver, 
 
 527 Heraclea-Minoa (?), Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to right with 
 
 corn-wreath, earring and necklet; around, dolphins; rev. Quadriga c^ ^ 
 3 , to left, charioteer crowned by Nike ; in the exergue, Punic legend, ** 
 wt. 262 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 <5-28 Pan 
 
 >Anormus, Tetradrachm, Female head to right, hair turned up, broad 
 , diadem ; around, dolphins ; rev. Similar type to last ; in exergue, J^o^ 
 
 jC/(, - Punic legend, Ziz, wt. 269 grs., fine and rare, the reverse is similar in 
 ^ style to the coins of Kimon 1 
 
 ykltt1i4*tns
 
 64 CARTHAGE, ETC. 
 
 529 Panormus, Tetradrachm, Female head to left, wearing broad diadem ; 
 
 y around, three dolphins ; rev. Quadriga to right, charioteer crowned 
 
 ^W"2^/_bjr_Nike ; in exergue, sea-horse and Punic legend, Ziz, wt. 263 grs. 
 
 (B. M. Cat., Sicily, p. 247, 8), extremely fine and rare [PL IV] 1 
 
 <rbZ(y Pan#kmus, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but obv. Head of 
 
 /^ /O Persephone, with corn- wreath; around, dolphins; and onra\ Quad- # 
 <^ ^ riga to left ; in exergue, Ziz, wt. 263 grs., fine and rare 1 ^^ 
 
 ^&*^tf *** From Dr. Nott's collection. 
 
 531 Panormus, Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but the head of 
 ^^->^^Persephone more after the style of Evaenetos, and on the reverse ^f// 
 ctC ^XlLtherej^s a star above the horses' heads, wt. 257 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 Panormus (?), Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to left, with corn- 
 // wreath; around, dolphins; rev. Prancing horse to left, passing palm- J/j^ 
 
 ^ ^' tree, wt. 263 grs., very fine and very rare, the obverse type is similar 
 toijm work of the artist Evaenetos ; it might be by the artist himself 1 
 
 Panormus (?), Tetradrachm, obv. same as the preceding coin; rev. 
 / /K ^--Horse's head to left ; behind, pine-tree ; below, Punic legend, Am $j/ 
 ^ s>J /f H e[ ch ana 't> w t- 261 grs. (camp. Hist. Num. p. 738, no. 395), extremely 
 /^/m and rare [PL IV] 1 
 
 534 Panormus (?), Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin ;j but the 
 
 y//r^ y a head of Persephone is of quite a different style, it is smaller and in 
 
 ^s? , higher relief ; and on the rev. below the horse's head the Punic 
 
 ^-^^^^tle^er, M., wt. 268 grs., extremely fine and rare 1 
 
 535/ Panormus (?), Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding; but under horse's 
 
 ^ ^ neck Punic legend Am Machanat ; another, with same reverse type 
 
 <7^ *' C and legend ; but on obverse, Head of Herakles in lion's skin, both 
 
 jZ^/ fine and scarce //" ^Z 2 
 
 * 536 Panormus (?), Tetradrachms, similar/to the last lot, but on the first 
 
 piece the head of Persephone is to right, legend on rev. Am 
 
 Machanat ; and on the second one the Punic legend reads, /? ~rf/j 
 
 *~" / Mechasbim (the Quaestors), and before the horse's head is an un 
 
 K /ulf"^ certain object, both fine and scarce $t ^ 2 
 
 537 Panormus (1), Tetradrachms, similar to the preceding, but on the first 
 
 /y piece the head of Persephone is to left ; and under the chin is 
 
 JZ- **' ' a scallop shell, the style closely resembles the work of Evaenetos ; on 
 
 /0-*i*S the second coin a club before horse's head ; legends as on last Am 
 
 S {/ Machanat and Mechasbim, both fine, the first a rare variety 2 
 
 538 Panormus (?), Tetradrachms, similar to last lot ; but no shell under 
 
 ^y) # chin of Persephone ; and on the second piece before the horse's head 
 
 ^ ^ is a caduceus, same legends as lot 536, both fine 2 
 
 '^ca.^c^t^
 
 jf-/. 
 
 PANORMUS. 65 
 
 539 PANORMUS (1), Tetradrachms, similar types and legends, but no symbol 
 before horse's head on second piece, fine 2 
 
 540 Cartilage (1), Tetradrachm, Forepart of horse to right, crowned by ^K//^ J^Z/ 
 s^s* Nike; before, corn-grain; below, Punic legend, Kart Chadasat ; ^gs y ^ ^ /'^fsz 
 
 ^7\/4S< "~* " rev. Palm-tree dividing Punic legend, Machanat, wt. 263 grs.,fine -^ / 
 //?/ /? and O; very rare type 1 ^X^J 
 
 541 CAR^HAefE (?), Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but on the obv. 
 . the horse and Nike are to left, no legend ; and on the rev. the 
 
 c^yS- -"'palm-tree divides the legend Kart Chadasat, wt. 269 grs., fine and a 
 ^g^Et%* [PL IV] 1 
 
 542 Carthage (?), Tetradrachm, Prancing horse to right crowned by Nike ; >1/f 
 S, rev. Palm-tree, no legend on either side, vet. 260 grs., very fine and a 
 /'s v&r y rarpype [PI. IV] 1 
 
 543 Panormus (?), Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to left ; before, 
 caduceus and dolphin ; rev. Horse's head ; behind, flower on long 
 stalk ; below, Punic letters, M. M. ; another, Head of Persephone 
 
 / to right ; around, three dolphins ; rev. Horse prancing to right, 
 <^>2<v^cpassing palm-tree, both fine and scarce 2 
 
 544 Panormus (?)-, Tetradrachms, similar type to second coin in last lot ; 
 but on one piece the head of Persephone is to left and on the other 
 
 eg]'/?. 7^ to right, both fine and scarce 2 
 
 545 Panormus (?x Tett-ad^achm, Head of Persephone to left, no dolphins ; 
 rev. Horse's head to left ; behind, palm-tree ; below, Punic letter M ; 
 
 y?>s ^-^-another, Head of Persephone to right ; around, three dolphins ; 
 
 behind, the symbol of Baal ; rev. Horse standing to right in front 
 /j/&%^i~i& palm-tree ; before on right, caduceus, both fine, the last a rare 
 
 variety 2 
 
 546 Panormus (?), Head of Persephone to left ; no dolphins ; behind, the 
 Punic letter M ; rev. Horse walking to left before a palm-tree ; 
 another (Carthage), Head of Persephone to left wearing necklet 
 of pendants ; rev. Horse standing to right ; above, star, both well 
 preserved and rare types, the obverse of the second piece is of the same 
 <le as lot 522 2 
 
 S* 
 
 547 Carthage, Dekadrachm, Head of Persephone to left, with corn- 
 
 y wreath and earring of one drop ; rev. Pegasus galloping to right ; 
 
 5^-5^- below in Punic characters, Byrsa (the citadel of Carthage), wt. 
 
 "564 grs. {Hist. Num. p. HO, fig. 398), fine and of the highest rarity 
 
 jC^t [Pl-V] 1
 
 66 CARTHAGE, ETC. 
 
 jO 
 
 548 Carthage, Head of Persephone to left ; rev. Horse looking back before 
 palm-tree, size, 5, wt. 116 grs. ; others, similar, rev. types, Horse 
 looking back ; below, crescent, size 4^, id. 86 grs. ; Horse standing ; 
 
 ' //r^ above, radiate disk, size 4, wt. 53 grs. ; Horse standing, size 2|, 
 wt. 29 grs. ; another, Head of Persephone to right ; rev. Horse 
 prancing ; below, Punic legend Chab (1), size 2, wt. 25 grs., all fine and 
 scarce 5 
 
 549 Carthage, similar coins to last lot, but rev. types, Horse before palm- 
 tree looking back, wt. 114 grs.; similar, Horse not looking back, 
 wt. 61 grs. ; Horse standing to right (2), wt. 28 grs. ; and another 
 
 ^ /& as before with rev. Horse prancing to right ; below, Punic legend 
 Chab (1), all fine and scarce 5 
 
 ^ " Bronze, 
 
 Ji* 
 
 550 Carthage, all with head of Persephone on obv., but rev. types, Horse, 
 / and Disk (2 varieties), size 9| ; Horse and palm- tree (3 varieties), 
 
 ^c a / sizes 9-8 ; Horse's head, size 8 ; and others of similar sizes and 
 ^^^^fcsknilar types, all fine specimens 18 
 
 551 Carthage, Seventeen varieties, similar types to the previous lot, all 
 ^^~ \/fo fine coins 18 
 
 THE TAUBIC CHERSONESE, SARMATIA, DACIA 
 
 AND MOESIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 552 Cherronesus, Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate ; rev. Artemis slaying 
 
 stag ; behind, XEP ; in exergue, EYPYAAMOY, wt. 60 grs. ; 
 
 ^ /s-^ ^ another, similar, but in exergue on rev. IAAMOY, wt. 71 grs., both 
 
 l/* somewhat nibbed. Panticapaeum, Diobol, Lion's scalp ; rev. Ram's 
 
 Op t -'-*& head ; above, IIANTI, wt. 22 grs., fine, all very rare 3 
 
 553 Cherronesus, Drachm, Head of Artemis wearing turreted crown ; 
 j^-2 W- rev - Stag to right ; before, XEP ; in exergue, MOIPI02;, wt. 55 grs. 
 
 s (B. M. Cat. no. 3), fine, but imperfectly struck. Callatia (Moesiae), 
 
 -0^^^*,JHead of Herakles in lion's skin ; rev. KAAAATI, Ear of barley, 
 
 " club, and bow in case, wt. 79 grs. (B.M. Cat. no. I), fine, both very 
 
 rare 2 
 
 554 Istrus, Drachms, Two heads facing, one inverted ; rev. Eagle standing 
 -^y y^ on dolphin ; above, I2TPIH, 4 varieties, with magistrates' initials on 
 
 <S / rev. A, A and H, EH (mon.) and $Y IB. M. Cat. p. 25, 8), all well 
 preserved, scarce 4
 
 CHERRONESUS, ETC. 67 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 555 Cherronesus, Artemis kneeling on one knee ; rev. Griffin, XEP, &c, 
 
 size 4| ; Artemis slaying stag; rev. Bull butting ; below, KAEMYTAA, 
 
 -v^> ^-"' size 4 ; another, similar, but magistrate's name, AIArOPA ; Bust 
 
 ^ of Apollo ; before, lyre and XEP j rev. 6A6Y06PA2, Artemis 
 
 ^r huntress, size 6, very fine. Olbia, Gorgoneion ; rev. Sea-eagle on 
 
 fish, size 11, mostly well preserved, all very rare 5 
 
 ^ 
 
 556 Panticapaeum, Head of Pan, &c. ; rev. types, Bow and arrow, IIANTI, 
 size 7 ; Bull's head to left, size 7 ; others, similar, smaller, sizes 4f-2; 
 rev. types, Eagle, Lion's head to left, Half-griffin to right or left, 
 
 '" Bow and spear-head, Bull's head, Quiver, Star, ITANTIKA, and 
 
 f '/ (Jornucopiae between two pilei. Olbia, Female head to left; rev. 
 
 OABIO, Eagle on fish, size 6 ; others, Head of Pan ; rev. types, 
 
 Battle-axe, and Bow-case (5 varieties), sizes 5-4, all varied, mostly 
 
 fine 23 
 
 557 Dacia, Imperial, Philip I ; rev. provincia dacia an. i., Dacia 
 holding sword and vexillum, standing between bird and lion, 
 size 7|, Wigan collection. Viminacium (Moesiae), Imperial, Gor- 
 
 Ss dianus Pius, rev. types, P.m.s.COL.vim.an., Moesia standing 
 between bull and lion, size 8 ; similar, but AN. II., size 5 ; Trebonia- 
 nus Gallus, rev. same type, but AN. XIII, size 7 ; Volusian, same 
 type, an. xin. Callatia (Moesiae Inf.), Autonomous, Head of 
 Dionysos ; rev. Panther carrying thyrsus, size 7 (2 varieties) ; Im- 
 perial, Gordian III, rev. Serpent, KAAAATIANQN ; Philip I, rev. 
 Zeus seated and male figure sacrificing at altar, KAAAATIANS2N. 
 Istrus, Septimius Severus, rev. Cybele on panther, I2TPIHNON, 
 the last not in Mionnet, mostly fine and very rare 1 1 
 
 558 MARCiANOPOLis,/mpenaZ, Sept. Severus, rev. types, YIT. <A. OYALTIANOY 
 
 MAPKIANOnOAITO, Apollo to right with bow, &c. ; Female figure 
 
 / holding cornucopise and patera (2 varieties) ; Eagle facing ; Caracalla, 
 
 ^Sf^" rev. YET. 10 VA. ANT. 2EAEVK0V. MAPKIANOLTOArTON, Female 
 
 ^^e^4^ figure holding scales and cornucopia ; others ; rev. YIT. KYNTIAI- 
 
 ANOY, &c, Zeus standing with eagle; MAPKIANOIIOAITON, 
 
 Bunch of grapes; Severus Alexander, rev. YLT. 3>IP. $IAOIIANTO V, 
 
 &c, Female figure holding patera and sceptre ; Gordian III, rev. 
 
 VII. MHNO*IAOY, &c, Ceres with corn and sceptre, rare ; Gordian 
 
 III and Tranquillina, their busts face to face ; rev. YLT. TEP- 
 
 TYAAIANOY, &c, Jupiter holding sceptre, right hand raised ; 
 
 another, same magistrate, but Ares holding shield and spear, mostly 
 
 fine and rare 1 1 
 
 f2
 
 68 THE TAUEIC CHERSONESE, ETC. 
 
 559 Nicopolis AD Istrum, Imperial, Sept. Severus, rev. types, Asklepios, 
 Pallas, size 7 ; Young Herakles ; Eagle, size 3 ; Caracalla, rev. 
 Cybele seated on lion, VH. AVP. TAAAOV. NIKOIIOAITON 
 EPOC. ICTPO ; Nike holding wreath and leaning on column V<J>. 
 AOYAIIIAN, &c. ; Geta, rev. similar to last, but Dionysos holding 
 kantharos and thyrsus ; Diadumenian, rev. Female seated, holding 
 ears of corn and sceptre. Tomi, Head of Poseidon ; rev. "Within 
 /^^^^vxeath eagle, TOMI. AICXPI. (comp. B. M. Cat., no. 1) ; Imperial, 
 S Commodus, rev. Head of Serapis, MHTPOn. nONTOY TOM60C ; 
 
 Julia Domna, rev. Nike ; Caracalla, rev. Herakles ; Gordian III, 
 rev. Female figure standing, holding cornucopias and sceptre, MHTPO. 
 IlfiNTOY. TOM60C; Gordian and Tranquillina, their busts; rev. 
 Fortune holding rudder, &c. ; Maximinus, rev. Asklepios, size 5 ; 
 &c, mostly fine, all interesting types, some rare 16 
 
 THRACIA. 
 
 Silver. '$*,#*&*< - v 
 
 560, Abdera, Octadrachm, Earliest style, B.C. 500-450, Griffin with rounded 
 
 /> ^^ wing, seated to left with one paw raised; behind, cone-shaped object; 
 t/ : J *-> rev% Shallow incuse square, divided into four parts, wt. 455 grs., in 
 /s /&+**-' fine condition, extremely rare {f^> -? 4/ 1 
 
 561 Abdera, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 500-450, Griffin to left as before; ^^/^a /#, 
 ^ J/p./sr^* 1 front, dancing Satyr ; above, 2MOP. ; rev. Incuse square as on pre- d^^ietr- <f / 
 
 ceding coin, wt. 229 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 218), extremely fine and very ' 
 
 rare [PI. V] /^ / 1 
 
 562 Abdera, Tetradrachm, Griffin to left, &c, similar style to lot 560, 
 f*-^ somewhat rubbed, with deep cut on obv. ; Another, similar to last 
 
 lot, but above griffin, pomegranate (?) ; below, pecten ; legend on 
 obv. HPO, in good condition and rare 2 
 
 Abdera, Tetradrachm, circa b.c. 450-430, Griffin seated to left on ^j #/** 
 tunny fish ; around, KAAAIAAMA2 ; rev. ABAHPITEQN around^^ j^ / 
 m 'l ; ^zsides of incuse square, within which quadripartite square, wt. ^a,{//>f 
 ' 232 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 19), very fine and very rare 1 / 
 
 564 Abdera, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but no fish and j/fat/fct- * 
 sC rt'Hf no legend, and before griffin, wine-cup; on rev. Em 2M[OP]^ wJ ^**'*''^ i 
 
 AOTOPMOKAA, wt. 230 grs., very fine and rare [PI. V] 1 * 
 
 565 Abdera, Tetradrachm, Griffin rearing to left ; wings pointed ; beneath, A*- i 
 pomegranate (?) ; rev. EIII ME2TI02 in incuse square, &c. as fajfaMmt^k 
 lot 563, wt. 230 grs., obv. extremely fine, rev. not quite so fine, very J? /i, ( /& t 
 rare 1 ' J h 
 
 %* From the Wigan collection. ' 
 
 //*
 
 ABDERA. 69 
 
 566 Abdera, Tetradrachm, Griffin rearing to left as on last coin; rev. 
 Z^^ HrHSArOPHS around sides of incuse square and enclosing young 
 
 ^ male head, surrounded by linear square, wt. 213 grs., well preserved 
 
 s^%jfeS%+<4;nd very rare ^' J ** yty6&,/^M^^^^&~&*^\ 
 
 567 Abdera, Tetradrachm, Aeginetic standard, Griffin rearing to left j rev. 
 ^jr^ ^ Tripod; at sides, IIY0ON ; all in incuse square, wt. 195 grs., (B. M. 
 
 <-z&/^ Cat., no. 32), well preserved and an excessively rare type , -^ <^/ 1 
 
 568 Abdera, Tetradrachm, Persic standard, B.C. 408-350, Griffin seated to 
 y left; above, EIII; in exergue, IIAY2ANIO; rev. ABAHPITEON, 
 
 ctC^, _ - Head of Apollo, 4 wt. 163 grs. ; another, Griffin seated to right; 
 
 o^_-< above and in exergue, ABAHPITEON ; rev. Head of Apollo, EIII 
 
 t? j? AIONY^AAOS, wt. 155 grs., both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 569 Abdera, Tetradrachms, similar to last lot, with Griffin to right or left ; 
 
 legend on obv. of ftoth ABAH PITEON ; on rev. Magistrates' names, 
 / / t*~> EIII EYPHSinnpY, EHI AHMHTPIOY, both well preserved and 
 
 570 Abdera, Didrachm, Griffin with pointed wings seated to left, one paw 
 y^_^ raised ; before, ABAHPIT ; rev. Lion to right in linear square ; 
 
 c&t/f around, En OPXAMO, wt. 93 grs., well preserved ; Triobol, Griffin as 
 on last, but with rounded wings ; rev. EXEKPATHS around sides 
 of shallow incuse square, and enclosing quadripartite square slightly 
 raised, wt. 46 grs., very fine, both very rare 2 
 
 571 Abdera, Triobols (5), Griffin seated ; rev. Head of Apollo within linear 
 _y^ square; around, various magistrates' names. Bronze, Head of Apollo ; 
 
 <*-* rev . Griffin rearing, ABAHPITEON, size 5 ; Head of the River-god, 
 
 &< -^Strymon ; rev., Griffin seated, usual legend, size 4 ; another, same 
 
 'fev., but obv. Head of Apollo; around, EIII MIKOSTPATI, size 3, 
 
 mostly fine and scarce 8 
 
 572 Aenus, Tetradrachm, B.C. 450-400, Head of Hermes in profile to right, 
 -S-j s wearing petasus ; rev. AINI, Goat to right ; before, stand sur- 
 mounted by human head, wt. 253 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 213), fine and 
 rare 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 573 Aenus, Tetradrachm as in last lot, but before goat on rev. diota, wt. 250 
 grs., well preserved, but for cut across face on obv., rare 1 
 
 574 Aenus, Tetradrachm, B.C. 400-350, Head of Hermes facing, wearing 
 petasus ; rev. AINION, Goat to right ; before, star, wt. 244 grs. 
 (Hist. Num. p. 214), very fine and very rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 /#
 
 70 THKACIA. 
 
 575 Aenus, Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but before goat on rev., 
 yi ?- / ^^^gpain of coin and bunch of grapes, wt. 233 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 576 Aenus, Tetradrachm, type as lot 574, but before goat, trophy, wt. 245 
 
 yC^- - 'y&Zj& s ">J}? ce an ^ rare i 
 
 577 Aenus, Drachm, Head of Hermes in profile; rev. AIN, Goat; be- 
 
 fore, diota, wt. 60 grs. ; Diobol, same type, wt. 18 grs. ; Tetrobol, 
 
 ^? ~~ Head of Hermes facing ; rev. Usual type with amphora before goat, 
 
 ^^^^^AlINON, wt. 36 grs. : Drachm, Head of Hermes, three-quarters 
 
 Viacing, wearing broad petasus ; rev. AIXIOX, Chair or throne ; on 
 
 left, diota, wt. 55 grs. (B. M. Cat., no, 23), the lust piece very fine and 
 
 extremely rare, others well preserved 4 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 578 Aenus, Head of Hermes; rev. Caduceus and ram's head, AINION, 
 , size 4 J ; Head of Poseidon ; rev. Hermes holding purse and caduceus, 
 
 -f'-g y AINIQN, size 5. Anchialus, Imperial, Maximums I, rev. Dolphin 
 *- between two tunnies, ArXIAAEfiN ; Gordian and Tranquillina, rev. 
 
 /r*c&i &Fpv$>, Fortuna with rudder, Female figure holding cornucopia, and 
 Temple, all reading OYAmANQN ATXIAAEfiN. Bizya, Female 
 head ; rev. Bacchus and large diota, BIZYANfiN, size 4 (Mionnet, 
 no. 163), extremely rare ; Imperial, Philip I, rev. Fortuna, 
 BIZVHM2N, all fine and rare coins 8 
 
 ^ 
 
 Silver. 
 
 579 Byzantium, Tetradrachm, b.c. 277-270, Head of Demeter veiled ; rev. 
 Poseidon seated on a rock, holding aplustre and trident ; behind, 
 
 ^/*f^monogram of HY ; before, MAT (mon.) ; in exergue, EHI OAYMIIIO- 
 ^^t^^n^wt. 207 grs. (Hist. Num., p. 230), extremely well preserved and 
 of a high degree of rarity [PL ~ST\ 1 
 
 %.* From the Thomas and Xorthwick collections. 
 
 580 Byzantium, Drachms (3), Bull standing on dolphin, above, ELY (mon.) ; 
 A rex. Incuse square, all varied, average wt. 80 grs. ; and Half Drachm, 
 
 ^ *' same type, wt. 38 grs. Maroneia, Half Drachm, Forepart of horse ; 
 
 ^&9+*f rev. Earn kneeling, in incuse square, wt. 30 grs. ; others (2), Fore- 
 
 <r <f part of horse to left or right ; rev. Bunch of grapes in dotted square, 
 one with magistrate's name, EHI NOYMHNIOY ; and Mesembria, 
 Diobols (2), Helmet facing ; rev. META in spokes of wheel, wt. 25 
 and 23 grs., all very fine and scarce coins 9 
 
 581 Byzantium, Tetradrachm and Drachm, type of Alexander the Great ; 
 j^S- - but each countermarked on the obv. with the prow of a ship and 
 
 HY, both somewhat rubbed but very rare 2 
 
 ^U5> ;
 
 <y&/ 
 
 BYZANTIUM, ETC. 71 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 582 Byzantium, Autonomous, Head of Demeter ; rev. Cornucopias, size 5 ; Head 
 of Poseidon ; rev. Trident, IIY. Eni MOSKOY, size 5 ; Female head ; 
 rev. Grapes, size 5 ; another, rev. Dolphin on trident, BYZANTK2N, 
 
 -j sr size 1\; Imperial, Faustina I (?), Head of Byzas; rev. Prow, 6III 
 06AC <AYCTHNA, unpublished; Marcus Aurelius, rev. Prow, 
 size 5 ; Geta, rev. Dolphin between two tunnies, size 8 ; Elagaba- 
 lus, rev. Emperor on horseback, BYZANTION, size 10, unpublished; 
 Severus Alexander, rev. Agonistic urn with palms ; Julia Maesa, 
 rev. types, Dolphin between two tunnies, unpublished, and Poseidon, 
 BYZANTK2N., rare; Valerian, rev. Fortuna with rudder, usual 
 legend, mostly fine and mostly rare, some very rare 12 
 
 583 Deultum, Imperial, Gordian III, rev. Fortuna holding cornucopia? ; 
 Z at her side, her wheel, COL. fl. PAC. devlt ; Philip I, rev. 
 
 6% Y-/C? -yy rea th } with legend as last coin. Hadpjanopolis, Faustina 
 , /^^JjHiior, rev. Female with patera and cornucopias, AAPIANOIIO- 
 AEITflN; Severus, rev. Aesculapius; Caracalla, rev. Serapis seated;* 
 Gordian III, rev. types, Ceres with corn and torch, Youth with 
 patera and branch, and Female with patera and cornucopias, all 
 with AAPIANOIIOAEITON, well preserved, and all rare pieces 8 
 
 Silver, 
 
 584 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, Early style, Horse standing to left ; rem. 
 MHTPOAOTOS in incuse square and encircling vine-branch within 
 
 i\-/y, linear square, wt. 213 grs., fine, and an exceedingly rare obv. type 
 
 [PI. V] 1 
 
 585 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, B.C. 450-400, Horse prancing to left ; above, 
 kantharos and MAPON; rev. type as last piece, but magistrate's 
 name, EIII MHTPOAOTO, wt. 217 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 215), fine and 
 
 'f~***<!(fl/re 1 
 
 586 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, Horse cantering to left ; above, across field, 
 Ss/ a MAPONITECN ; rev. usual type, as lot 584; magistrate's name, 
 S*J * MHTPOAOTO, wt. 215 grs; Didrachm, Fore-part of horse; rev. 
 
 ^>^%c/^*<^MAPONlTEfiN around linear square divided into four sections, 
 wt. 110 grs., both fine and rare 2 
 
 587 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, Horse prancing to left ; above, wheel ; rev. 
 <*> a- /^jgyjgJJ*! tyP e > around square, MHTPO<ON, wt. 216 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 588^MA^fONEiA, Tetradrachm, Horse prancing to left ; rev. usual type, with 
 
 bunch of grapes within square; around, EIII ITY0OAOPO, wt. 219 grs., 
 
 somewhat oxydised, rev. fine ; Stater, B.C. 400-350, Horse to left, with 
 
 ^ 4 rem; rev. Vine in square; around, Em A0HNEO. MAPONITQN, 
 
 wt. 159 grs., well preserved 2 
 
 
 J?2,
 
 72 THRACIA. 
 
 589 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, Head of young Dionysos to left with vine 
 , wreath; rev. MAPfiNITEON Eni MHTPO$AN02 around linear 
 
 r/^Ztf, ^"^square enclosing vine-branch; in front of stem is a diota, wt. 245 
 
 y /? /? 9' ( com P- Zett- far Num. ill, pi. vi, 18), well preserved and of the 
 
 /r%e^~7nghest rarity 1 
 
 590 Maroneia, Stater, B.C. 400-350, Horse cantering to left with loose 
 
 rein ; above, bucranium ; rev. Vine-branch in linear square ; around, 
 
 -/y y/^ttl NEOMHNIO, wt. 170 grs. ; others (2), one with trident under 
 
 / horse and magistrate's name, En IHNON02 ; the other no symbol 
 
 <^/jy ^-22^^ an( * n y a ^ er ma gi strate ' s name, EIII XOPHrO, on rev., all 
 
 fine and scarce 3 
 
 591 Maroneia, Staters as in last lot, (1) trident under horse, magistrate's 
 ^j,/j (, name Em TPOAEIAOY ; (2) MAPO under horse, long loose rein ; 
 
 r* s> s?rev, caduceus after magistrate's name, EIII IKE2IO ; (3) no symbol 
 
 c^^^^on obv. and on rev. ear of corn after name, EIII II02IAEIOY, all 
 
 very well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 592 Maroneia, Staters (3), usual type as lot 590, (1) trident under horse, 
 j/y s magistrate's name, EIII IIOAYNIKOY ; (2) no symbol on obv., 
 
 A&//r magistrate, EIII AIIEAAEO; (3) similar, but legend on rev. MAPfi- 
 ^^^^^JITEON, all fine and scarce 3 
 
 593 Maroneia, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 150, Head of Young Dionysos to 
 
 right ; rev. AIONY20Y 20THP02 MAPONITfiN, Dionysos holding 
 
 ""' ' ' bunch of grapes ; on left, MAO (mon.), on right, A, (Hist. Num. 
 
 p'-Jv' P. ^17), fine 1 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 594 Maroneia, Turreted female head ; rev. Dionysos, size 3| ; Horse ; 
 rev. Vine-branch and magistrates' names (2 varieties), size 2 ; Head 
 of Dionysos ; rev. Dionysos standing, AIONY20Y 20THP02 
 
 /< <* (2 varieties), size 6 ; Imperial, Domitian (?), rev. Dionysos ; Treb. 
 
 ^^^^Gallus ; same reverse, MAPONEITON. Messembria, Autonomous, 
 IMademed female head; rev. Athene, METAMBPIANON (3 varieties), 
 size 4 ; Imperial, Philip Jun. and Serapis, their busts ; rev. Apollo 
 standing holding lyre, &c, METAMBPIANON. Odessus, Auto- 
 nomous, rev. Eiver-god seated, OAH2ITON (2 varieties), size 3 ; Im- 
 perial, Antoninus Pius (1), rev. Female with cornucopise, OAHCC6I- 
 TfiN, size 8, rare ; Sept. Severus, rev. similar type, size 6| ; Gor- 
 dian IH and Serapis, their busts ; rev. Aesculapius ; and Gordian 
 and Tranquillina, rev. Fortuna, OAHCCAITI2N, mostly well preserved, 
 many scarce 17
 
 cfrt. 
 
 PAUTALIA, ETC. 73 
 
 595 Pautalia, Faustina Jun., rev. Fortuna, size 5 ; Sept. Severus, rev. 
 types, Eagle on globe, and Serpent erect ; Caracalla, rev. Serpent 
 erect ; and Geta, rev. Star above crescent, EEAYTAAIQTQN. Pe- 
 RINTHUS, Autonomous, rev. types, Serpent issuing from basket, Tripod, 
 
 ry, _ size 3 ; Head of Janus ; rev. Wolf and Twins, IIE ; Imperial, Lucius 
 
 ,*%? s Verus, rev. Zeus seated, HEPINQIfiN j Sept. Severus, smaller 
 
 ; ^*^^ :r "^sizes ; rev. types, Dionysos, Hermes, Female holding branch ; 
 
 Caracalla, rev. Zeus seated, and Artemis with bow ; and Gor- 
 
 dian III, rev. IIEPIN0ION AI2 NEOKOPfiN, within wreath, 
 
 mostly fine 18 
 
 596 Philippopolis, Imperial, Domitian, Bust of Emperor ; rev. ^IAIIIIIO- 
 / ^/^/ < f^ HOAEITI2N, Turreted female figure standing before river-god, 
 
 j4 > e ^S^size 9, very fine and very rare, valued by Mionnet at 100 frs. 1 
 
 597 Terinthus, Imperial, Sept. Severus, rev. Tetrastyle temple, IIEPIN- 
 / ION NEQKOPON, size 9 ; Caracalla, rev. Two temples, 
 
 <?Zs, -nEPINIfiN NEOKOPON. AKTIA. IIY0IA, size 13, a medallion; 
 
 <7^Z/a+ Severus Alexander, rev. Emperor crowned by Nike, size 10. 
 
 'f P*hilippopolis, Caracalla, rev. Agonistic urn on table, KOINON. 
 
 PA. AAEZAN. EN. <IAIIII1., size 10, all well preserved and very 
 
 rare coins 4 
 
 598 Philippopolis, Aurelius, rev. Ceres, size 4 ; Faustina Jun., rev. Ceres, 
 / size 6 ; Sept. Severus, rev. Female holding cornucopiae, size 4 ; 
 
 <7v X' 'S Caracalla, rev. Agonistic urn on table, KOINON. 0PAKON, &c, 
 ,/$jem<fysize 8. Serdica, Crispina, rev. Zeus seated; and Caracalla, rev. 
 ^ Eros leaning on club, both size 3 ; another of Caracalla, rev. River- 
 god, size 7%. Trajanopolis, Sept. Severus, rev. Salus feeding 
 serpent, HrE. CTATI. BAPBAPOY. TPAIANOIIOAITON, size 8, 
 very rare. Topirus, Caracalla, rev. Aesculapius, mostly fine and 
 very rare 9 
 
 THE THEACIAN CHERSONESE. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 599 Chersonesus, Drachms, Forepart of Lion looking back j rev. Quadri- 
 ^ Vi^ partite incuse square with ornaments in one or two compartments, 
 
 ^^Lt^fe 40-37 grs., all very fine 10 
 
 *ti 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 600 Chersonesus, rev. Corn-grain, XEPPO, size 1 (2 varieties). Aegospo- 
 tami, Head of Demeter ; rev. Goat, ALT02IIO (2 varieties), size 4. 
 
 // Agathopolis, Young male head ; rev. Owl, ArA0 (B. M. Cat. 
 
 J&a*fy P- 188 )- Alopeconnesus, Head of Young Dionysos ; rev. Kan- 
 ^ tharos, AAO, size 4^ (B. M. Cat. p. 188). Cardia, Head of Perse- 
 phone; rev. Lion, KAPAIA (ib. p. 189); others (3) ; rev. types, Barley-
 
 74 ISLANDS OF THRACE. 
 
 corn ; Barley-corn and ear of wheat. Crithosium, Head facing ; rev. 
 Within corn-wreath KPI0OY2IQN, divided by corn-grain, size 4. 
 Lysimachia, Head of Young Herakles ; rev. Artemis ; others, rev. 
 Nike ; and Ear of corn. Sestus, rev. Demeter seated, &c. 2H2TI ; 
 and Hermes holding caduceus ; before, diota, ST., all fine and inter- 
 esting coins 17 
 
 ISLANDS OF THRACE. 
 Bronze. 
 
 //.* 
 
 601 Imbros, Head of Pallas ; rev. Female figure holding cornucopia?, 
 IMBPK2N. Hephaestia (Lemnos) ; rev. Ram, H$AI ; and Pine- 
 torch between pilei of Dioscuri. Samothrace, Head of Pallas ; 
 rev. Kybele seated, 2AMO 2QKAE, MHTPO and EONA ; another, 
 
 V/y * Female head to left ; rev. Kybele seated, 2 A. Thasos, Head of 
 
 /^r>#<s6**Demeter ; rev. Heads of the Kabiri in wreath, 0A2K2N; others, 
 
 rev. types, Herakles drawing bow ; Club and bow (4 varieties), all 
 
 fine and interesting coins 13 
 
 Silver. 
 
 602 Thasos, B.C. 411-350, Tetradrachm, Head of Dionysos wearing ivy- 
 / ^ wreath ; rev. A2K2N, Herakles drawing bow to right ; before, 
 
 '* kantharos, wt. 229 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 228), well preserved and very 
 A^^'fare 1 
 
 603 Thasos, Staters, Kneeling Satyr holding Nymph in his arms; rev. Incuse 
 /* s square (2 varieties), one with A on obv., wt. 138 grs. and 135 grs. 
 
 Xd' *> r ^ist. Num. p. 227), both very fine 2 
 
 ^tjut^y * # * Both from the Northwick collection. 
 
 604 Thasos, Stater, type as last lot, wt. 135 grs. ; and Quarter Stater, same 
 type, wt. 53 grs. ; Didrachm, Head of Dionysos ; rev. 0A2ION, 
 
 ^//^/^t ^Herakles shooting with bow, id. 105 grs. ; Drachm, same type, 
 before Herakles palmette ornament, wt. 54 grs. ; and Half-Drachm, 
 Double head of Silenos ; rev. Two amphoras in opposite directions, 
 wt. 25 grs., all fine and scarce * 5 
 
 605 Thasos, Quarter Stater of the kneeling Satyr type ; Drachms (3), Head 
 y?' *. 6 f Dionysos ; rev. Herakles shooting with bow ; symbols, fire-drill, 
 
 ^ /* lyre, &c. ; Half Drachm ; rev. Club in wreath ; Quarter Drachm, 
 
 ^ y Silenos kneehng, holding kantharos; rev. Amphora; Obols and 
 
 Half Obols, Head of Silenos; rev. Dolphins, &c, mostly fine 11 
 
 606 Thasos, Tetradrachms (2), after B.C. 146, Head of Dionysos ; rev. 
 Herakles holding club, &c, HPAKAEOY2 2THPOS A2K2N ; 
 
 &*, monogram in field, wt. 262 grs. and 258 grs., extremely fine 2 
 
 07 JfHASOS, Tetradrachms (3), same type as the preceding lot ; but with 
 
 varying monograms on rev., very fine 3
 
 75 
 
 KINGS OF THRACE. 
 
 Lysimachus, b.c. 323-281. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 608 Stater, Head of the deified Alexander with horn of Ammon ; rev. 
 S, BA2IAEQ2 AY2IMAXOY, Pallas Nikephoros seated to left; 
 
 ^ 1 ""before, KAA (mon.) Callatia(?), wt. 130 grs. (comp. Mutter, pi. I, 9), 
 
 /^%&&a*&efy fine and of fine style [PI. V] 1 
 
 *** From the Thomas collection. The references are to Miiller, Die 
 Miinzen des Thracischen Konigs Lysimachus. 
 
 609 Stater, same type as the preceding coin, but before Pallas AH (mon.), 
 > > wt. 132 grs., very fine and of fine style 1 
 
 /t//&*~s^ *** From the Huxtable collection. 
 
 610 Stater, usual type, but before Pallas, monogram of MYO (?) (M. no. 504), 
 
 S?/* 
 
 <S*S 
 
 wt^ 131 grs. j, very fine and of fine work 1 
 
 611 Stater, usual type, struck at Ephesus, with a bee between the letters 
 E<& before Pallas (M. no. 420), wt. 133 grs., of the highest degree of 
 rarity, in excellent condition but slightly injured on obv., not of the finest 
 
 '*4oork 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 612 Stater, usual type, struck at Chrysaoris, with race-torch before Pallas 
 t*^?^-" and monogram of IIA on seat (M. no. 441), wt. 132 grs., very fine 
 
 ^Cfc S and of fine work 1 
 
 613 Stater, usual type, struck at Byzantium, with BY under seat and 
 ^ monogram BII (?) before Pallas, and in exergue trident (M. no. 178), 
 
 wt. 131 grs., very fine and of good work 1 
 
 
 '***. ** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 * 
 
 614 Stater, usual type, ^struck at Callatia, with KAA under seat and mono- 
 3^-^-^gram of HP before Pallas; trident in exergue (M. no. 266),' wt. 
 ^^" 128 grs., very fine, of slightly coarse work 1 
 
 6 15 ^Stater, usual type, struck at Tomi, with TO under seat and EO before 
 ^^ / Pallas ; trident in exergue (M. no. 279), wt. 127 grs., very fine, of 
 
 616 Stater, usual type, struck at Tomi, with TO under seat and AIO before 
 ^j Pallas; trident in exergue (M. no. 277), wt. 127 grs., very fine, of 
 
 t? 3 course work 1
 
 76 KINGS OF THRACE. 
 
 FIFTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 KINGS OF THRACE LYSIMACHUS (continued). 
 Silver, 
 
 LOT 
 
 617 Tetradrachm, Head of young Herakles to right in lion's skin; rev. 
 AY2IMAXOY BASIAI02 (sic), Zeus Aetophoros seated to left ; be- 
 
 '^" iore, forepart of lion and crescent; below seat, pentagram, wt. 
 
 ^W^ 260 grs. (comp. Mutter, pi. I, 5 and no. 19), very fine and very rare 
 
 618 Tetradrachm, Head of the deified Alexander with horn of Ammon ; rev. 
 jty y s BA2IAEQ2 AY2IMAXOY, Pallas Nikephoros seated to left ; before 
 
 ^ / her, torch; on seat, star (M. no. 381), struck at Cyzicus ; another, 
 
 *^2f&*+>. similar, with large head on obv. ; and on rev. race-torch before and 
 
 // bee behind Pallas (M. no. 445a), struck at Chrysaoris, both very fine 
 
 and scarce . 2 
 
 619 Tetradrachms, same type as last lot; but (1) before Pallas, head of 
 ^. - Ji n an( ^ monogram of IIAP, and on seat K (M. no. 7), struck at 
 
 / <st?x, t Lysimachia ; (2) before Pallas, torch, and on seat, star (M. no. 381), 
 ' struck at Cyzicus, both very fine 2 
 
 620 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, lion's head and mon. of 
 s^^ i /fr^ MB ; in exergue E mon. (comp. M. no. 42), struck at Lysimachia ; 
 
 &, ^ (2) before Pallas, IIA mon. and A (M. 492), both very fine 2 
 
 621 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, caduceus ; behind, bee 
 sj^'J, {M. no. 112), struck at Aenus ; (2) before Pallas, AI mon. ; in 
 
 ^> y^ exergue, crescent (M. no. 399), struck at Sigeum, both fine, the first 
 / very rare 2 
 
 622 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, bee (M. no. 424). struck 
 ^ A ^ at Ephesus ; (2) before Pallas, race-torch ; in exergue, mseander 
 
 x? -pattern (M. no. 444), struck at Chrysaoris, both fine 2 
 
 623 /Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, throne (?) ; in exergue, corn- 
 y^ J? / # r '^g ram ? (M. no. 123), struck at Aenus; (2) before Pallas, caduceus; 
 
 ^ behind, cornucopia? (not in M., see Num. Chron. 1869, p. 5), both fine, 
 ^^ / ' very rare varieties 2
 
 <^ <r 
 
 s?4. 
 
 LYSIMACHUS. 77 
 
 624 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, monogram of IIE and <3>A; 
 '^g y under seat, club ; in exergue, ear of corn, struck at Ephesus ; (2) 
 s/#f /? before Pallas, monogram of HA (not in M.), both fine 2 
 
 625 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before, Pallas, monogram of II AX; (2) 
 j/^f7 ^before Pallas, % and AX(1) in wreath (M. no. 302), the first not in 
 
 Miiller, both fine 2 
 
 626 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, leaf (not in M.) ; (2) before 
 Pallas, HP mon. and acrostolium (M. no. 356) ; (3) before Pallas, 
 HP (mon.) ; in exergue, crescent (M. no. 401), struck at Sigeum, all 
 
 fine 3 
 
 627 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, terminal figure (M. no. 85), 
 y struck at Sestus ; (2) before Pallas, monogram of AI and terminal 
 
 s?^ ? ' ~~ figure (M. no. 91), struck at Sestus; (3) before Pallas, standard 
 and terminal figure ; in exergue, nE (M. no. 287), well preserved 3 
 
 628 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, monogram; in exergue, 
 77 ^ /7$Kmon. (M. no. 544); (2) before Pallas, monogram and race-torch 
 
 ^,J^Mtf$h pellet (M. no. 442), struck at Amphipolis, both very fine 2 
 
 629 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before, Pallas, monogram and race-torch 
 / y with fillet ; in exergue, mseander (M. no. 444), struck at Chry- 
 
 f 7 saoris ; (2) before Pallas, flower (M. no. 331), struck at Traelium ; 
 (3) before Pallas, female head and <3> (M. no. 408), struck at Smyrna, 
 all fine, the last rare 3 
 
 630 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, standard and crescent; 
 T^rf y\ X m exergue, nA in monogram (M. no. 293) ; (2) before Pallas, 
 
 X' / standard and n; in exergue, crescent (not in M.); (3) before 
 
 /^^^^^^Pallas, monogram of PAN and thyrsus ; in exergue, En (1) mon. 
 
 (not in M. ; see Num. Chron. 1869, p. 2), all fine, the last rare 3 
 
 631 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, ME mon. ; in exergue, 
 t / ^' / trident (M. no. 141); (2) similar, but under seat BY; (3) similar, 
 
 ^r before Pallas, monogram of KP(?) and under seat BY; in exergue, 
 
 ,^^^/^/trident (M. no. 199), all struck at Byzantium, first and last fine, the 
 
 last of flat fabric 3 
 
 632 Tetradrachms, usual type, all with BY under seat and caduceus in 
 Ji 3. /^exergue, but with varying monograms before Pallas (M. nos. 190, 
 
 //?)e&+&%5 and 220), struck at Byzantium, all fine and of flat fabric 3 
 
 633 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1-3) with BY under seat and caduceus in 
 y(# exergue, but with varying monogram before Pallas (M. no. 166, 
 
 s^/ y & c -)> struck at Byzantium ; another, with A0ANAIO before Pallas, 
 
 ^ / ^ ,B ^** 1 and ear of corn and KAAXA in exergue (cf. M. no. 376), struck 
 
 at Calchedon, all of spread fabric, the first three fine, the last pierced and 
 
 rubbed 4 
 
 ^
 
 78 KINGS OF THRACE. 
 
 634 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, IIYO ; behind, <$K; in 
 / exergue, HA, all monograms ; (2) before Pallas, AI ; behind, XE, 
 
 /?\,7. ^ monograms ; (3) before Pallas, monogram and forepart of Griffin, 
 . j^jf stall fine and apparently not in Milller 3 
 
 635 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) on seat HP mon. ; in exergue, club 
 / (M. no. 365), struck at Heraclea ; (2) before Pallas, monogram and 
 
 /\a7-sf^-^ club; in exergue, bow in quiver and Ar mon. (M. no. 413), 
 
 ^. . Erythrae ; (3) before Pallas, monogram of MY (?) (cf. M. no. 535), 
 ' all fine and of good work 3 
 
 636 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, monogram of A I, and in 
 
 exergue, ear of corn (M. no. 248), struck at Callatia ; (2) before 
 
 JT^ Pallas, bee and mon. of AP ; in exergue, mon. of ME (M. no. 432), 
 
 ^p struck at Ephesus ; (3) before Pallas, mon. of HAI0 (?) ; in exergue, 
 
 y*&"*-*msr<>l 4>K. (M. no. 544), all fine 3 
 
 *T/- 
 
 637 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, caduceus and H united ; 
 r , behind, mon. of EX (M. no. 102), struck at Aenus; (2) before 
 * Y* Pallas, mon. of AT? : in exergue, E mon. (M. no. 316) ; (3) mon. 
 
 Sfa/f AO before Pallas; on seat, head of Sol ^K^a^ 3 
 
 638 Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) before Pallas, AA mon. ; (2) before 
 / - .Pallas, mon. of nAP ; in exergue, mseander ; (3) before Pallas, HA 
 
 ^ X'?mon. in circle; behind, torch, all very well preserved and apparently 
 
 ^^/^fe?> miler 3 
 
 639 Tetradrachms, usual type, but head on obv. small, and on rev. Pallas is 
 /. ^without a spear, and her shield is ridged and furrowed, (1) in 
 
 ^l /7 ^exergue, owl and mon. of IAB ; (2) in exergue, owl between two 
 
 J^r/f /? elaborate monograms (see Num. Chron. 1869, p. 1 ; not in M.), very 
 
 ^^^pm, of flat fabric and very rare varieties 2 
 
 640 Drachms (7), Head of Herakles ; rev. Zeus Aetophoros, all with varying 
 monograms and symbols ; others (6), Head of Alexander ; rev. 
 Pallas Nikephoros ; all with similar varieties, two struck at Ephesus 
 
 /l 2/^U*^*^ 1 b ee and E$ before Pallas, very rare, all very fine 13 
 
 KINGS OF PAEONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 641 Patraus, circa B.c. 340-315, Tetradrachm, Young male head to right 
 ^ * /^ with short hair, laureate ; rev. Horseman spearing prostrate foe ; 
 
 j below, HATPAOY; above on left, monogram, wt. 196| grs. (comp. 
 
 ~%++*>X. Hist. Num. p. 207), fine and a rare variety [PI. V] 1 
 
 %* From the Northwick collection.
 
 PATRAUS. 79 
 
 642 Patraus, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but no monogram 
 / on rev. and the legend encircles the type, wt. 189 grs. (as Hist. 
 
 ^ X ' /3 Num. p. 207), fine and scarce 1 
 
 ^"P^*^ r *' ' *** From the Bank collection. 
 
 643 Patraus, Tetradrachm, similar type to the last coin, but behind 
 ctC^T ^ f, horseman ME mon., wt. 193 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 644 Patraus, Tetradrachm, type as before, but legend on rev. retrograde, 
 y - no monogram, wt. 193 grs., well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 ^ * - *#* From the Loscombe collection. 
 
 645 Au^OLEON, circa B.C. 315-286, Tetradrachm, Head of Pallas facing, 
 / wearing crested helmet ; rev. AYAOAEONT02, Free horse to right 
 
 j7\ *?' ' with loose rein across neck ; below between fore-feet mon. AX and 
 
 yp^^p^ ,l ar g e pellet between hind-legs, wt. 189 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 208), fine 
 
 // and very rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 646 Audoleon, Tetradrachm, similar type to last coin, but the loose rein 
 
 ^/-/-^ does not cross the horse's neck and the monogram is between the 
 
 rf ^ j; hino^feet, wt. 190 grs., fine and of different style to the preceding coin 1 
 /*%a/^<^ *^ From the SubM collection> 
 
 647 Audoleon, Drachm, similar type to the last coin, wt. 46 grs. ; Half- 
 y Drachm, Head of Pallas as before, facing; rev. AYAOAEONT02, 
 
 jj *$ Forepart of horse to right ; below, AX mon., wt. 32 grs. Patraus, 
 
 S Drachm, Laureate head to right ; rev. DATPAOS, Forepart of boar 
 
 /&7te/m torjght ; behind ro, wt. 50 grs., all fine and very rare pieces 3 
 
 MACEDONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 648 Macedonia, in genere, Tetradrachm, Bust of Artemis in centre of 
 / Macedonian shield ; rev. MAKEAONQN IIPOTH2, The Club of 
 
 (?C 4, *- Herakles ; above and below, monograms ; all within a wreath of 
 z? + oak, wt. 252 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 209), extremely fine 1 
 
 649 "Macedonia, in genere, Tetradrachm, same as the preceding; but 
 y monograms on rev. varied ; another, Macedonia, a Roman Province, 
 
 XV^^ Head of Alexander the Great; below, MAKEAONfiN; rev. 
 ^<$ttl~A-. AESILLAS, Quaestorial insignia, all within wreath (Hist. Num. 
 ' p. 210), loth fine 2 
 
 650 Macedonia, in genere, and Macedonia, a Eoman Province, Tetra- 
 j/^y yq drachms, similar types to last lot, both fine 2
 
 80 MACEDONIA. 
 
 <&, 
 
 651 Macedonia, in genere, and Macedonia, a Roman Province, Tetra- 
 drachms, similar to lot 649 ; but the second coin reads C2E. PR. 
 
 '^</%/ MiKEAJ^NON, both well preserved 2 
 
 652 Macedonia, a Roman Province, Tetradrachm, Bust of Artemis on a 
 Macedonian shield; rev. Club; above, LEG. and hand holding 
 
 ' m T ' branch; below, MAKEAONON; all within oak-wreath, wt. 260 grs. 
 ^L^L. (Hi si - Num. p. 210), extremely fine and very rare [PL V] 1 
 
 653 MACEDONIA, in genere, Tetrobol, Macedonian shield ; rev. MAKE- 
 AONON, Prow ; others (4), Female head ; rev. Prow as on last lot, 
 
 . /& with varying letters before it ; another, Macedonian shield with 
 
 MAKE and club ; rev. Helmet between monograms ; below, tripod, 
 
 tjt*t all very fine 6 
 
 Bronze, 
 
 654 Macedonia, in genere, Head of Zeus ; rev. types, MAKEAONON 
 
 Club; similar, Fulmen; MAKEAONON TETAPTH2, Club, rare, 
 
 / or MAKEAONON in wreath, &c, sizes 4 and 5 ; others, Imperial 
 
 s?(rfi/tf Head of Alexander ; rev. Cista Mystica with serpent, Horseman 
 
 and Pallas seated, KOINON MAKEAONON, &c, size 7 ; others 
 
 s///jfs/ ; similar, with Head of Herakles on obv. ; and Head of Claudius 
 
 rev. Macedonian shield ; and similar pieces with heads of Nero 
 
 Galba (1), and Marcus Aurelius, all fine 18 
 
 Silver. 
 
 655 Acanthus, Tetradrachm, Euboic standard, B.C. 500-424, Lion devouring 
 /'/ 1 ^_Jbull ; above ; in exergue, floral ornament ; rev. Quadripartite 
 * j * incuse square, wt. 262 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 2), very fine and very rare 
 
 /*%4&+sfol t V] 1 
 
 656 Acanthus, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but on 
 
 obv. in exergue, fish, wt. 253 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 657 Acanthus, Tetradrachm, Lion devouring bull; in exergue, fish; rev. 
 j/y^> /> t Quadripartite incuse square ; around which, AKAN0ION, wt. 
 
 f vf **jl?^ & rs ' (^ ^' ^ m n0, fy>fi ne an ^ ver y rare * 
 
 658 Acanthus, Tetradrachm, b. c. 424-400, Phoenician standard, similar 
 y type to the preceding coin, but AAEEI2 in exergue on obv. ; and 
 
 * on rev. the quarters of the linear square are granulated, wt. 211 grs. 
 <Wfe/4+&B. M. Cat. no. 25), very fine and very rare [PL V] 1 
 
 659 Aegae or Edessa, Stater, B.C. 500-450, He-goat, kneeling to right, 
 /Sj/ so,, and looking back ; above, ; in exergue, I ; rev. Quadripartite 
 
 0* ' / /, incuse square, wt. 141 grs. {Hist. Num. p. 177), fine and of the 
 /WA&w**tiighest rarity 1 
 
 // 
 
 A _
 
 AMPHIPOLIS. 81 
 
 660 Amphipolis, Tetradrachm, B.C. 424-358, Head of Apollo, three quarter 
 S face towards right, laureate, in high relief ; rev. AM^ILTOAITEfiN 
 
 y\^<7 _ on the margin of a sunk square enclosing a lighted race-torch ; to 
 s? left, a tripod, wt. 221^ grs. (comp. Hist. Num. p. 190), a beautiful 
 
 ^Jfa 0/**/C/ specimen of this extremely rare and artistic coin [PL V] 1 
 
 * # * From the Bowen collection. 
 
 661 Amphipolis, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but the 
 y^__^ head of Apollo is three-quarters to left, and near the right cheek 
 
 (?C J*' ' ~~ is a crab ; and on the rev. there is no symbol near the race-torch, 
 
 s/ /y? /? wt. 22 li grs., extremely fine and exceedingly rare, also a splendid work 
 
 /rrA^^f art [PL V] 1 
 
 *** This coin is from the Dupre collection. It was published by M. 
 Dupre" in the Revue Numismatique, 1863. 
 
 662 Amphipolis, Tetradrachm, similar type to lot 660, but the head of 
 , Apollo is turned three-quarters towards right ; it is of somewhat 
 
 ^Z&?. /# different style of work to the preceding coins (comp. B. M. Cat. 
 no. 3) ; on the rev. there is no symbol near the race-torch, wt. 
 
 1 
 
 y*^7 yf no. 3) ; on the rev. there is no symbol ne 
 ^/^/*^*^e^f9 g rs%} very fine and extremely rare [PL V] 
 
 663 Acanthus, Tetrobol, Forepart of bull looking back ; rev. Quadri- 
 partite incuse square, wt. 37 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 7) ; another, Fore- 
 
 Ajfr part of lion devouring prey ; rev. Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 
 
 tA ' 35 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 8). Aegae, Obols (2), Goat kneeling and 
 
 looking back ; rev. Incuse square, wt. 12 grs. Amphipolis, Drachm, 
 Head of Apollo three-quarters to right ; rev. AM4>IIIOAITEON, 
 Torch, wt. 53 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 7); Hemi-Drachm, same type, wt. 
 25 grs. Apollonia, Hemi-Drachm, Lion's scalp; rev. AIIOAin 
 quarters of incuse square, wt. 22 grs., all fine and scarce 7 
 
 664 Chalcidice, B.C. 392-379, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo to left in high 
 
 relief, laureate ; rev. XAAKIAEfiN around a hepta-chord lyre ; 
 
 jfl/\r^^ il below, AE (?) ; wt. 222 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 185), very fine and rare 
 
 [PL V] ^i^. r 1 
 
 %* From the Wigan collection. . to/fa ^ \^vC 
 
 p 665 Chalcidice, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but no ^ * ~ 
 
 .- J-L* ^ letters under lyre, wt. 219 grs., very well preserved < 1 'y ** 
 
 ffj A^66 Chalcidice, Tetradrachm, similar type to lot 664, but the head of 
 
 Apollo is to right, and under the lyre the magistrate's name EM 
 
 JtA-4 API2TON02, wt. 221 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 9), well preserved and 
 
 rare 1 
 
 667 Chalcidice, Tetradrachm, type as last coin with head of Apollo to 
 
 /J/ /f" right ; on rev. traces of magistrate's name under lyre . . IAP . . . (?), 
 4/^ W ^' ^^ 9'' we M P reserve d an d a rare variety 1 
 
 Jcr**t. %* From the Northwick collection.
 
 82 MACEDONIA. 
 
 y* 
 
 668 Chalcidice, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 666, with traces of magis- 
 trate's name under lyre . . . AAMO . . . wt. 219 grs., well pre- 
 /?/// served and rare, as the preceding coin 1 
 
 669 Chalcidice, Tetrobols (2), Head of Apollo to left; rev. Lyre, 
 XAIKIAEQN, both varied j others (2), similar, but head of Apollo to 
 right ; Obol, Head of Apollo ; rev. Tripod. Eion, Obol (?), Goose 
 looking back ; above, lizard ; rev. Incuse square, wt. 15 grs. Philippi, 
 
 yrp ' n Hemi-drachm, Head of Herakles ; rev. Tripod, wt. 23 grs. Poti- 
 y (jt^vSy DAEAj Tetrobol, Poseidon on horseback ; rev. Female head of 
 Archaic style, wt. 40 grs., all well preserved and interesting coins 8 
 
 670 Lete, Stater, early type, before B.c. 500, Naked Silenos standing to 
 
 right before a woman and seizing her by the wrist ; rev. Kough 
 
 >^y. f incuse square, wt. 154 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 177) ; another, later type, 
 
 ^ /? after B.C. 500, Naked Silenos kneeling on one knee and holding in 
 
 ^"^ his arms a nymph ; rev. Incuse square, wt. 140 grs., both very fine 
 
 and scarce 2 
 
 671 Lete, Staters, same types as in the preceding lot, wts. 149 grs. and 
 c^C^d' ^t/Q+^jfi 9 rs -> th fi ne an d scarce 2 
 
 r m uJ j 672 Le'Je, Staters, same types as lot 670, well preserved a^/: i^Urr^ 2 -d- 
 
 673 Lete, Stater, later type, B.C. 500-480, Silenos holding nymph in his 
 arms; rev. Incuse square, wt. 150 grs. ; Triobol (?), same type, wt. 
 
 '/3 53 grs. ; and 1| Obols (4), with obv. types, Silenos kneeling or 
 x^^^ysquatting, wt. 19 grs., &c, all fine 6 
 
 674 Lete, Stater, early type, Silenos seizing woman by the hand as in 
 /^/ t /2 ^l Qt 670, wt. 157 grs. Orrescii, circa B.C. 500, Stater, Centaur 
 
 9^ l*J& kneeling and holding nymph on his knees; rev. Quadripartite 
 f* 1 ^ incuse square, wt. 144 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 9), both fine and rare 2 
 
 675 Lete, Stater, wt. 153 grs., and another of Orrescii, wt. 147 grs., same 
 
 //' 
 
 y^d /xr-^tyP es as m the preceding lot, but the second piece is inscribed on 
 
 y?'Jy obv. ORH2KKJN (retrograde), the first very fine, the second well pre- 
 
 -SCCfrH ' Serve ^ b th rare 2 
 
 676 Orrescii, Stater, as in lot 674, no legend on obv., but crescent be- 
 j[4 9 j6 hind centaur, wt. 147 grs., well preserved. Neapolis, Stater, Gorgon 
 ' head; rev. Incuse square, wt. 144 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 175), both fine 
 
 J//a 
 
 </* 
 
 ' and rare 2 
 
 677 Neapolis, b.c. 500-411, Stater, Gorgon head; rev. Incuse square, 
 ' // w *' *^ y rs " (Hi s t- Num. p. 175); Drachm, same obv. ; rev. Head of 
 Aphrodite bound with wreath, NEOII., wt. 57 grs. ; Half-Drachms, 
 r /^.,same type (2 both pierced) ; and Diobol (?), Gorgon head; rev. In- 
 cuse square, pierced ; and Terone, Tetrobol, Oinochoe dividing 
 TE ; rev. Quadripartite incuse square, mostly fine, and all scarce 6 
 
 jns&
 
 ORTHAGOREIA. 83 
 
 678 Orthagoreia, Stater, B.C. 400-350, Head of Artemis in profile to 
 right ; behind, quiver ; rev. OP0ArOPEON., Helmet with cheek- 
 pieces surmounted by star; below, monogram of HI\, wt. 159 grs. 
 
 j (B. M. Cat. no. 1), fine and very rare 1 
 
 Gold. 
 
 679 Philippi, Stater, temp. Philip II, Head of young Herakles to right 
 yyy in lion's skin ; rev. <MAHIIK2N, Tripod ; on right, Phrygian cap, 
 
 6* 1 ' wt. 133 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 1), extremely fine and very rare 
 /^ClPl. V] ' 1 
 
 680 Philippi, Stater, similar type to last lot; but on right of tripod, 
 /. stag's head, wt. 133 grs., fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 '*%P 9 ~ i Bronze. 
 
 681 Acanthus, rev. AKAN, within wheel, size 2; or in square, size 1. 
 
 Aegea (Edessa), Caracalla, rev. GAeCCAIQN, Eoma crowned by 
 Nike, size 6. Aeneia, rev. AINEIAT . . , Bull, size 3. Amphaxus, 
 r /i/tf Head of Herakles ; rev. AM<&AEION, Club within wreath, size 6, 
 /^/A-Wy rare - - Aphytis, rev. A<YTAI, Eagle, size 4| (2 varieties), 
 f'* ' Bottiaea, rev. BOTTIA12N, Lyre (2 varieties). Cassandrea, 
 Vespasian, rev. COL. IVL. AVG. CASSENDRENS, Head of Zeus 
 Ammon, size 6, Wigan Coll. Dium, Caracalla, rev. COL. IVL. 
 DIENSIS., Zeus holding patera and sceptre, size 5, all fine and rare 
 pieces 1 1 
 
 682 Amphipolis, rev. types, Two goats contending, Bull butting, Bull ram- 
 pant, Club in wreath, Dolphin, Horse walking, Earn, Ear of corn, 
 all reading AM*III0AITON j others (3), Torch, AM<M., all small 
 
 -/</</ sizes; Imperial, Domitian, rev. Artemis with long torch ; Trajan, 
 
 ^^^^ttsame type ; Marcus Aurelius, rev. Female figure seated (2 varieties); 
 
 Severus, rev. same type (2 varieties), reading AM<MIIOAITf2N, all 
 
 fine and interesting types 17 
 
 683 Amphaxus, Head of Herakles ; rev. Club in wreath. Chalcidice ; rev. 
 
 types, Lyre, Tripod. Eurydicea, Veiled head ; rev. EYPIAIKEfiN, 
 
 Xy Tripod, rare. Heraclea Sintica ; rev. AAAIOY, Tripod, Club. 
 
 /,/Y Neapolis, Gorgon head ; rev. Archaic female head. Orthagoreia ; 
 rev. Helmet. Pella ; rev. Bull feeding, Bull standing, and Wreath, 
 'MIEAAH2. Philippi ; rev. Tripod. Stobi, Imperial, Marcus Aure- 
 lius, rev. Nike, MVNS. STOBENS ; Julia Domna, rev. Nike, 
 MVNI. STOBE, mostly fine 16 
 
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 84 MACEDONIA. 
 
 684 Amphaxus, Heraclea Sintica, Pella, and Philippi as in last lot ; 
 Thessalonica, Autonomous and Imperial coins, including Titus 
 ^ and Domitian, rev. E22AAONEIKEfiN in wreath; Elagabalus, 
 
 _ 7~~^ rev. Nike. Traelium, rev. TRAIAITON, Rose ; and Uranopolis, 
 "^^^^ Star ; rev. Urania seated, OYPANIAON LTOAEQ2., all fine, and 
 mostly of the smaller sizes 17 
 
 KINGS AND CHIEFS OF MACEDONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 685 Mosses, King of the Bisaltae, B.C. 500-480, Drachm, Dismounted 
 / warrior standing near his horse and holding two spears ; behind, 
 
 * X^l^helmet ; rev. MOUSED around quadripartite incuse square, wt. 
 / * /? 55/ grs. ; Alexander I of Macedon, B.C. 498-454, Drachm, Dis- 
 //^>**^**^mounted warrior holding two spears as on last coin ; rev. Quadri- 
 partite incuse square, wt. 65 grs. ; and Half-Drachm, Free horse ; 
 rev. as last, wt. 33 grs., all fine and rare 3 
 
 686 Mosses (Bisaltae) and Alexander I of Macedon, Drachms as in last 
 
 lot, but no helmet in field of first piece ; and Half-Drachm, Free 
 J, 1 16 *"i horse; rev. Helmet in sunken square, wt. 29 grs., well preserved and 
 
 J/.tf/U^ . 3 
 
 f 687 Mosses, Drachm as in lot 685 ; Alexander I, Half-Drachm, Free 
 
 horse ; rev. Helmet in sunken square ; ARCHELAUS I, Obol, Head 
 
 ^jr~^^^* f Herakles ; rev. Forepart of wolf ; above, club ; before, APX, wt. 
 
 C& * ' ^14 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 10). Bronze, Perdiccas II, Head of Hera- 
 
 /y^^^^Jdes ; rev. IIEPAIKKA2, Lion holding spear in its mouth, size 3 ; 
 
 and Pausanias, Young male head with taenia ; rev. IIAY2ANIA, 
 
 Forepart of lion, size 2, mostly fine, all rare 5 
 
 688 Alexander I, B.C. 498-454, Drachm, Dismounted warrior holding two 
 /* spears, standing near his horse ; rev. AAEHANAPO around incuse 
 
 ^\ 6' "* square quartered, wt. 61 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 4) ; ARCHELAUS I, 
 
 Jfc/fy Half-Drachm, Free horse to left; rev. APXEAAO. around helmet, 
 
 wt. 27 grs., both fine and very rare 2 
 
 689 Archelaus I, B.C. 413-399, Stater, Young male head to right wearing 
 
 r "P // taenia ; rev. APXEAAO in incuse square containing horse walking 
 
 P*" * to right, loose rein, wt. 161 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 4), in good condition, 
 
 y&4t*> ' H ver y rare 4 
 
 690 Pausanias, b.c. 390-389, Stater, Young male head as on last coin ; rev. 
 / IIAY2ANIA, Horse with loose rein to right, wt. 146 grs. (B. M. 
 
 /^ / 7* v Cat. no. 1), in fair condition, very rare 1 
 
 /; %* A British Museum duplicate.
 
 AMYNTAS III. 85 
 
 691 Amyntas III, B.C. 389-383, Stater, Head of bearded Herakles in lion's 
 y, skin to right ; rev. AMYNTA, Horse to right, wt. 146 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 4 H 7 ^' ^jfi fle m d SCarCe [Pl> "V"I] 1 
 
 692 Amyntas III, Stater, same type as the preceding coin, wt. 136 grs., in 
 fair condition and scarce 1 
 
 Philip II, B.C. 359-336. 
 Gold. 
 
 *& 
 
 693 Stater, Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; rev. <MAIIIIIOY, Charioteer 
 / in biga to right ; below horses, thunderbolt, struck at Pella, wt. 
 &* -" ^133 grs. (M. no. 1), very fine 1 
 
 *** The references are to Miiller, Numismatigue d' Alexandre le Grand, &c. 
 
 694 Stater, same type as last coin, with trident under horses, Amphipolis, 
 ~y # //. vr). 33 ars. (M. no. 59), very fine [PL VI] 1 
 
 y 695 Stater, usija? type, with trident and monogram of MY under horses, 
 
 pL &' ^^^Amphipolis, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 68 1), very fine 1 
 
 , 696 Stater, usual type, with club under horses, Heracleia, wt. 133 grs. 
 
 697 State*; usual type, with lion's skin under horses, Apollonia, wt. 132 
 /^ </^,^ // yf 9 rs - (M. no. 90), very fine, a rare symbol 1 
 
 ,698 Stater, usual type, with kantharos under horses, Mende, wt. 133 grs. 
 108), very fine [PL VI] 1 
 
 'usual type, with kantharos under horses as last coin, but pellet 
 j^ ? y* J right before horses, wt. 132 grs., fine 1 
 
 700 Stater, usual type, with Nike flying to right and bearing wreath under 
 
 horses, Therma, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 119), fine and a rare symbol 1 
 
 /f^g &3*-/^ *** From the Subhi collection. 
 
 y 701 Stafcer, usual type, with caduceus under horses, Pelagonia, wt. 133 grs. 
 
 J(2.//r ^M. no. 120), extremely fine [PL VI] 1 
 
 702 Stater, usual type, with crescent under horses, Heracleia, wt. 133 grs. 
 -/jO y (M. no. 145), very fine 1 
 
 ^ ' /@*Jy, *** Prom the Subhi collection. 
 
 z 703 Statfer, usual type, with grain of corn under horses, Crithote, wt. 132 
 tfC&./Z yrgrs.LM. no. 177), a rare symbol, fine 1 
 
 704 <3tater, with cornucopia? and H under horses and T above, Coela, 
 2 ^20- 132 grs. (M. no. 183), fine, a rare symbol and mint 1 
 
 705 Stater/willi bee under horses and a grain of corn under legend, 
 j / Melitaea, wt. 133 grs. (var. M. no. 190), very fine and a rare variety 
 
 of symbols 1 
 
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 86 MACEDONIA. 
 
 < 706 Skater, with bee under horses as on last coin, but no corn-grain below, 
 y^ /jr s?wt. 132 grs^, very well preserved 
 
 707 Stater, with head of Helios and An (mon.) under horses, Pherae, wt. 
 syC & //r ^S ^^ 9 rs -jM< n0 - 205), fine and a rare mint 1 
 
 708 Staffer, with Boeotian shield under horses, Thebes ; the charioteer holds 
 /s- / a goad with thong attached (M. no. 207), ivt. 133 grs., very fine and 
 
 j7 an unusual variety [PI. VI] 1 
 
 709 .Stater, with dolphin under horses, wt. 132 grs. (cornp. M. no. 211), fine 
 / and rare 1 
 
 ^y-^ Silver. 
 
 710 Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus laureate to right ; rev. *IAiniIOY, Naked 
 s boy-rider bearing palm, on horseback to right ; below, fulmen ; in 
 
 s//%. ^exergue N., Pella (M. no. 10) ; others (2) similar type, with star 
 
 under horse, Acroathon (M. no. 92) ; and kantharos under horse, 
 
 t^^t&et *~?Men&e (M. no. 109), all very fine 3 
 
 711 Tetradrachms, same type as last lot, with (1) fulmen under horse, 
 Pella (M. no. 10); (2) wreath and T under horse (M. no. 222); 
 
 S\^f 4 (3) monogram MYH (?) and leaf under horse (not in M.), all 
 
 yf/T/fwy fi ne ' 3 
 
 712 Tetradrachms, same type; (1) with Macedonian shield under horse, 
 ^ Heracleia (M. no. 132) ; (2) A in circle and A under horse (M. 
 
 If no. 278) ; and another with horse to left on rev. ; the rider wears y J I 
 
 l *~^ kausia andchlamys and raises his right hand ; before, bow (M. o.252), ' J-ft^L. 
 n, j. J >*~ well preserved, the last piece a rare variety 3 -^^ 
 
 713 Tetradrachm, similar type to last coin in preceding lot, with horse and 
 rider to left; under horse, fulmen ; in exergue AH., Pella (M. no. 16); 
 
 .v? /jl< another, same type, but with saddle distinctly shown with em- 
 
 jfes /r broidered edge; under horse's foreleg M. (M. no. 292), both fine and 
 
 rare types 2 
 
 714 Didrachm, Head of young Herakles in lion's skin ; rev. $IAiniIOY, 
 J- -y *0 Naked boy -rider to right crowning his horse ; beneath, fulmen ; in 
 
 /^ exergue N., Pella (M. no. 11), fine and very rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 J' 
 
 714* Didrachm, same type as the last coin, but on rev. Horseman to left, 
 wearing kausia and chlamys, right hand raised ; under horse's fore- 
 ** leg, star, Acroathon (M. no. 92), well preserved ; Tetrobol, Head of 
 .j& is Apollo bound with taenia ; rev. <IAIIIIIOY, Naked horseman 
 7 prancing ; below horse, pellet, wt. 30 grs., fine, all rare 2
 
 alexander the great. 87 
 
 Alexander the Great, b.c. 336-323. 
 Gold. 
 
 715 Double-Stater, Head of Pallas in crested Corinthian helmet, adorned 
 with serpent ; rev. AAEEANAPOY, Winged Nike holding wreath 
 
 f^yy .--and trophy-stand to left ; before her, kantharos, struck at Mende, 
 "^f* * wt. 262 grs. (M. no. 192), fine and a very rare denomination 
 
 /** The references are to Miiller, Numismatique d' Alexandre le Grand. 
 This coin is from the Huxtable collection. 
 
 716 Double-Stater, same type as the preceding; before Nike, fulmen and 
 y AO (mon.), Pella, wt. 265 grs. (M. no. 5), very well preserved and 
 
 <?(J-/r' ^.^ very rare 1 
 
 ^ s> *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 717 Stater, Head of Pallas in crested Corinthian helmet, adorned with 
 / - ^^-serpent ; rev. AAEEANAPOY, Winged Nike standing to left, holding 
 
 < ^V wreath and trophy-stand ; before her, fulmen, struck at Pella, wt. 
 - /S*^&**m grs. (M. no. 1), very fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 718 Stater, same type as the preceding coin, with same symbol on rev., 
 (X *? / a, but f n k sucn fi ne W01 "k, wt. 133 grs., fine 1 
 
 719 Stater, usual type, with fly and star before Nike, Apollonia and 
 ~/^y, ? Acroathon, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 179), very fine 1 
 
 720 Stater, usual type, with eagle before Nike, Aphytis, wt. 132 grs. 
 vZ" J/.f^m.w. 182), fine 1 
 
 721 Staterfusual type, with leaf and TI in wreath before Nike, uncertain 
 Jf. --^elty of Macedonia, wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 247), fine 1 
 
 722 Stater, usual type, with griffin's head before Nike, Abdera, wt. 132 grs. 
 cpC t 6 (M, no. 293), very fine 1 
 
 723 ^t^r^asualtype, with ram's head to right before Nike, Samothrace, 
 f ' f~T ^-wt. 13% grs. (var. M. no. 299), fine 1 
 
 724 Stater, usual type, with foreparts of two horses before Nike and mono- 
 ^s gram of AO (?) united, Perinthus, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 394), fine, 
 
 am a'scarce symbol 1 
 
 725 Stater, usual type, with rudder before Nike, uncertain city of Mace- 
 y^S/. /Y <)w\^wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 632), very fine 1 
 
 /726 Stater^usual type, with athlete before Nike, uncertain of Macedonia, 
 p#~/t~^ tvj, 132 grs. (M. no. 638), fine 1 
 
 727 Stater, usual type, with athlete and monogram of AO before Nike, 
 j/- <f/y ^"uncertain of Macedonia, wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 639Z>), very fine 
 
 A *>X' [Pi. vi] 1 
 
 /f~<?t^ ,?/?,!/ *** From the Wigan collection. 
 
 jjjz . 
 
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 88 MACEDONIA. 
 
 / 728 Stater, usual type, with monogram of HA before Nike, uncertain city 
 ^f#. Y^ of Greece, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 759), fine 1 
 
 729 Stater, usual type, with monogram of KH before Nike and T shaped 
 ^/ 2 * ^-^^ornamentjbehind, wt. 132 grs. (comp. M. no. 847), very fine 1 
 
 730 Stater, usual type, with small figure of Silenos before Nike, wt. 132 grs. 
 yw /jgtyt in Miiller), very fine 1 
 
 fel Stater ,/fsual type, with golden fleece (?) and T before Nike, Caria, wt. 
 jf&l/Z. 6 132 ars. (M. no. 11 33), ./me 1 
 
 732 Stater, usual type, with rose and AI before Nike, Rhodes, wt. 132 grs. 
 j^jfT/J. ( var - M. no. 1154), very fine and rare [PI. VlJ 1 
 
 733 Stater, usual type, with monogram of TK before Nike, Cilicia, wt. * 
 ftf y*J 133 grs. (M. no. 1296), very fine 1 
 
 734 Stater, usual type, with monogram of AP before Nike, Aradus, wt. 
 ^4f* Vy?\?>%grs. (M. no. 1373), very fine 1 
 
 735 'Stater, usual type, with 21, palm branch, and monogram before Nike, 
 c%S' ^ -Sidon, wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 1409), very fine 1 
 
 736 Stater, usual type, with EY before Nike, uncertain of Asia, wt. 132 grs. 
 ^< ^ ^ xp^Mxfl 10 ' 1575), very fine 1- 
 
 737 Stat/w^ usual type, with monogram in circle before and behind Nike, 
 t^> J^J^r U }j^ s - ( M - no - 1593 )> extremely fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 738 Stater, us^ltl type, with monogram of KITH before Nike and T shaped 
 ^1 ^ XHjnamejit behind her, wt. 133 grs. (comp. M. no. 847), very fine 1 
 
 739 Stater j/isual type, with monograms in circle before and behind Nike, 
 ^- J\ '~T r J^. / ^33 grs, (comp. M. no. \%Q0),fine 1 
 
 740 Stater, usual type, but with legend AAEEANAPOY before Nike, and 
 ./ jU n behind her, wreath, uncertain of Macedonia, wt. 132 grs. (M. 
 
 t/7 m .5W), extremely fine and a rare variety [PI. VlJ 1 
 
 741 'Stater, usual type, but same variety as last piece ; behind Nike, mono- 
 a 4^* Z JjPP m of HA > ** 133 9 rs - (M. no. 760), very fine 1 
 
 742 Stater, usu^T type, but same variety as lot 740, but with griffin instead 
 /^ ? / of serpent on helmet of Pallas ; behind Nike, small letters YO (?), 
 
 0^ ij? wtyl33 grs., extremely fine, but of rather barbarous work 1 
 
 743 Stater, usual type, but reading on rev. AAEEANAPOY BA2IAEQ2 ; 
 I . before Nike, head of Silenos ; behind, monogram in wreath, wt. 132 
 
 ji ^grs. (M.no. 729), well preserved and a rare symbol and variety 1 
 
 744 StaJr, usual type, but same variety of legend as last coin, before Nike 
 y- # ^,3*1* behind, MP in wreath (var. M. no. 731), wt. 131 grs., fine 1 
 
 745 Sfeteryusual type, but same variety as lot 743, but with 2 behind 
 y L Jiead of Pallas, and on rev. monogram of AP before Nike, Aradus, 
 
 <* ' wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 1366), very fine [PL VI] 1 
 
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 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 89 
 
 746 Stater, usual type, same variety as no. 743, but with behind 
 y head of Pallas, and monogram of En above O before Nike {not in 
 
 *^ C ''tj*HrU wi - 132 9^., fine 1 
 
 747 Quarter-Stater, Head of Pallas as on Stater; rev. AAEHAN, Nike 
 holding wreath, &c. j before her, monogram of HA (comp. M. 
 
 ^/fj? no. 761), wt. 33 grs. ; another, same obv., but rev. AAEHANAPOY, 
 ^? j dividing fulmen, bow and club, wt. 33 grs., both fine and very rare 2 
 
 Silver. 
 
 748 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, Head of Herakles wearing lion's skin ; 
 / rev. AAEHANAPOY, Zeus Aetophoros seated ; before, fulmen 
 
 p y, (M. no. 3) ; others, (1) with BASlAEfiS ; before Zeus, racing-torch, 
 
 Amphipolis (M. no. 25) ; (2) before Zeus, rose ; under seat, 
 
 #/.AIO, Traelium (M. no. 124); (3) under seat on rev. , Therma, 
 
 (M. no. 197), all very fine 4 
 
 749 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, fulmen; 
 under seat AI, Pella (M. no. 7) ; (2) before Zeus, torch and A ; 
 
 *//' under seat, star, Amphipolis (M. no. 62) ; (3) reading BA2IAEQ2 ; 
 
 ;)*>/? before Zeus, Nike ; under seat, AN mon., Therma (M. no. 199) ; (4) 
 
 v^^Defore Zeus, caduceus, Pelagonia (M. no. 207), all very fine 4 
 
 750 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, torch and 
 AT mon. ; under seat E, Amphipolis (M. no. 56) ; (2) reading 
 BA^IAEfiS ; before Zeus, Nike ; under seat, AN. mon., Therma 
 (M. no. 200) ; (3) before Zeus, helmet ; under seat, $K mon. (M. 
 no.^ 230) ; (4) before Zeus, crescent-moon (M. no. 259), all very 
 
 me 4 
 
 751 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, fulmen and 
 / I ; under seat, dolphin, Pella (M. no. 16) ; (2) reading BA2IAE02 ; 
 
 ^ / S before Zeus, helmet (M. no. 224) ; (3) before Zeus, TI ; under seat, 
 
 ^ leaf (M. no. 249) ; (4) before Zeus, crescent-moon (M. no. 259), all 
 
 very fine 4 
 
 752 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, torch and 
 A; under seat, kantharos, Amphipolis (M. no. 60); (2) similar, 
 but with ME mon. under seat (not in M.) ; (3) before Zeus, leaf; 
 under seat, HAP mon. (M. no. 250); (4) reading BA2LAEOS 
 
 /S2^ before Zeus, crescent-moon and AT mon. ; under seat, AYP mon. 
 
 yM>fa circle (M. no. 269) ; (5) before Zeus, wing ; under seat n., (M. 
 
 * no. 280), all very fine 5 
 
 753 Tetradrachms of Amphipolis (5), usual type ; all with torch and A 
 before Zeus ; but under seat, kantharos (M. no. 32) ; AP mon. 
 
 -y ^ (M. no. 43) ; tripod (M. no. 59) ; star (M. no. 62) ; and dolphin 
 '' * (M. no. 73),; [fine 5 
 
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 90 MACEDONIA. 
 
 754 Tetradrachms of Thrace, usual type; (1) before Zeus, cock, Selymbria 
 (M. no. 392) ; (2) before Zeus, female figure with two torches ; 
 under seat, A mon., Perinthus (M. no. 397); (3) reading 
 BA2IAE02; before Zeus, KOI and monogram, Odessus (M. 
 no. 411, var.) ; (4) same reading; before Zeus, HA mon.; in 
 exergue, EYIIPO (not in M.) ; (5) before Zeus, bee and M ; under 
 seat, monogram, Melitsea (M. no. 506 var.), mostly fine 5 
 
 Tetradrachms of Thrace, all of spread fabric, and reading BASIAEI22 ; 
 (l) before Zeus and under seat, monogram ; in exergue, KYP2A., 
 Odessus (M. no. 413) ; (2) before Zeus, AAKO; in exergue, OAH., 
 Odessus (M. no. 429) ; (3) before Zeus, helmet and HP mon., 
 Mesembria (M. no. 465 var.) ; (4) before Zeus, helmet and MA ; 
 under seat, An. mon., Mesembria (M. no. 481); (5) before Zeus, 
 helmet and AA ; under seat, nOP mon., same place (M. no. 466), 
 all fine for these later coins 5 
 
 756 Tetradrachms of Thrace, same style and legends as in last lot; (1) 
 under seat of Zeus, AH mon. ; in exergue, KAEAN, Odessus 
 (M. no. 414) ; (2) before Zeus E ; under seat, monogram, same 
 
 if place (M. no. 419); (3) before Zeus, helmet and MA; under seat, 
 
 monogram, Mesembria (M. no. 481); (4) before Zeus, helmet and 
 
 xpt/^ AA ; under seat, nOA mon., same place (var. not in M.) ; (5) before 
 
 y ^Zeus, female figure with torches ; under seat, AO mon., Perinthus 
 
 (M. no. 397), all fine, the last in high relief 5 
 
 757 Tetradrachms of Mesembria, all of same style and legends as lot 755 ; 
 (1) before Zeus, helmet; in exergue, AI02KOYPIA, pierced; (2) 
 jefore Zeus, helmet ; under seat, AI mon. ; (3) before Zeus, helmet 
 
 and XO ; under seat, HPA ; (4) before Zeus, AIO ; in exergue, 
 
 l? / /> ME2AMBIIN (sic) ; (5) before Zeus, H. ; in exergue, ME2AMB- 
 
 / ^/^^^*i/PIAM2N., all unpublished by Muller, well preserved, and an interesting 
 
 series of this mint 5 
 
 758 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, &c, uncertain mints, usual type ; (1) 
 before Zeus, dolphin ; under seat, n. (M. no. 542) ; (2) before 
 
 / y^Zeus, wreath (M. no. 548) ; (3) before Zeus, wreath ; under seat, n. 
 (M. no. 549); (4) reading BA2LAEQ2 ; before Zeus, wreath; 
 under seat, AI. (M. no. 550), all extremely fine 4 
 
 759 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, &c, uncertain mints, usual type ; (1) 
 reading BA2IAEI22 ; before Zeus, laurel-branch ; under seat, n. 
 (M. no. 560) ; (2) same reading ; before Zeus, ear of corn ; under 
 Ji^j? seat, H. (M. no. 570) ; (3) before Zeus, Pegasus ; under seat, mono- 
 ^^%rtm of nA. (M. no. 601) ; (4) before Zeus, star on cone and X ; 
 V under seat, n. (M. no. 643), all extremely fine 4 
 
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 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 91 
 
 760 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, &c, uncertain mints, usual type; (1) 
 before Zeus, ear of corn ; under seat, II. (M. no. 571) ; (2) before 
 Zeus, knife and monogram IIAK (?) ; under seat, IIE mon. (M. 
 
 ^ no. 635); (3) before Zeus, star on cone and ; under seat, ME 
 
 ., * mon. (M. no. 645) ; (4) reading BA2IAE02 ; before Zeus, Athene 
 ^*"-a/+*J < M. no. 650), all extremely fine 4 
 
 761 Tetradrachms of Macedonia, uncertain mints, usual type ; (1) before 
 
 Zeus, star on cone and ; under seat, II (M. no. 644) ; (2) 
 reading BA2IAE02 ; before Zeus, Pallas (M. no. 650) ; (3) before 
 Zeus, Nike ; under seat, mon. and M. (M. no. 687) ; (4) before 
 Zeus, AX mon. ; under seat, HP mon. (M. no. 728), all very fine 4 
 
 762 ^Tetradrachms of Macedonia, uncertain mints, usual type; (1) before 
 
 Zeus, trident and M. ; under seat, monogram (M. no. 680) ; (2) 
 yf *P /^reading BA2IAEQ2 ', before Zeus, MAP mon. in wreath ; under 
 
 seat, KA. (M. no. 717); (3) same reading; before Zeus and under 
 ^y/ seat, monogram (M. no. 719) ; (4) same reading; before Zeus, MTP 
 
 mon. in wreath; under seat, MI. (M, no. 734), all extremely fine 4 
 
 y<-j><. 
 
 ^7. 
 
 J&& 
 
 763 Tetradrachms of Greece Proper, usual type; (1) before Zeus, shield; 
 under seat, serpent, Thebes (M. no. 754) ; (2) before Zeus, HA 
 
 j mon. (M. no. 762) ; (3) reading BA2IAE172 in exergue ; before 
 , Zeus, KA mon. (var. M. no. 814) ; (4) before Zeus, dolphin; under 
 y , seat, TO mon. ; in exergue, tortoise, Aegina (M. no. 899), all very 
 fine, the last piece rare 4 
 
 764 Tetradrachms of Greece Proper, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, shield ; 
 
 under seat, serpent, Thebes (M. no. 754) ; (2) before Zeus, prow, 
 
 -/y t /^Tistisea (M. no. 758); (3) reading BA2IAEOS; before Zeus, 
 
 ^ ' Anro (?) mon. (M. no. 861) ; (4) same reading ; before Zeus, 
 
 Phrygian cap (M. no. 854), all extremely fine 4 
 
 765 Tetradrachms of Greece Proper, usual type; (1) before Zeus, shield, 
 Thebes (M. no. 752) ; (2) reading BA2IAEI22 ; before Zeus, mono- 
 gram (M. no. 860); (3) before Zeus, Chimera; under seat, NO., 
 
 ''/0 Sicyon (M. no. 864) ; (4) before Zeus, figure of Spes ; under seat, 
 x cj/- 1 NO., same mint (M. no. 875), all very fine 4 
 
 766 ^Tetradrachms of Greece Proper, &c, usual type; (1) before Zeus, 
 eagle's head (not in M.) ; (2) before Zeus, Herakles leaning on club ; 
 under seat, API mon., Sicyon (not in M. ; see Num. Chron., 1883, 
 p. 7) ; (3) before Zeus, figure with knotted cord and 2 ; under seat, 
 
 r/ HAP mon., Sicyon (M. no. 867); (4) reading BA2IAE02; before 
 
 j& 6jZeus, similar figure as on last coin but to right ; under seat, NO. 
 
 7 (M. no. 874), all very fine and rare symbols 4
 
 92 MACEDONIA. 
 
 767 Tetradrachms of the Peloponnesus, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, 
 Pallas; under seat, AE. (3f.no. 881); (2) before Zeus, trident; 
 under seat, no mon. (M. no. 885) ; (3) reading BASIAEQS ; before 
 Zeus, horse's head; under seat, AE. (M. no. 891) ; (4) before Zeus, 
 Dioscuri to left ; under seat, AAE. (M. no. 893), all struck at Sicyon, 
 in the highest condition of preservation 4 
 
 8 Tetradrachms of the Peloponnesus, &c, usual type; (1) before Zeus, 
 acrostolium ; under seat, AO, Sicyon (var. M. no. 887) ; (2) before 
 Zeus, fulmen ; under seat, $1, same mint (M. no. 896) ; (3) before 
 O yj% Zeus, boar's head, Lyttus (Crete), (M. no. 900) ; (4) before Zeus, 
 - Nereid with trumpet; under seat, monogram, Itanus (M. no. 901, 
 ,^C-^<- . var -)' a M well preserved and very rare symbols 4 
 
 769 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, tripod and torch; 
 
 under seat, AY mon. in wreath, Cyzicus (M. no. 910) ; (2) before 
 
 Zeus, griffin, Assos (M. no. 928) ; (3) before Zeus, diota, Myrina 
 
 4 Z (M. no. 936) ; (4) before Zeus, IIA mon. above lyre, Mytilene 
 
 gj a (M- no. 974), very fine and rare mints 4 
 
 r/t*i?^t Tjhe Tetradrachms of Asia are chiefly of somewhat wide-spread 
 
 fabric. 
 
 770 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, horse and mono- 
 
 gram of AE ; under seat, AI, Cyme (not in M. ; see Num. Chron. 
 
 1868, p. 310, 1) ; (2) before Zeus, forepart of horse ; and cup with 
 - y^/^bne handle ; in exergue, AIONY2I02, same mint (ib. p. 310, 2) ; 
 
 (3) IIPIH., impressed as countermark behind head of Herakles ; on 
 ^ rev., before Zeus, vase, branch of vine and monogram IIA and E, 
 
 Temnos in Aeolis (ib. p. 312, 3), well preserved and exceedingly rare 
 
 varieties, not given by Muller 3 
 
 * # * The coins in this lot and some in the next one were published by 
 Sir Edward Bunbury in the Num. Chron. I. c. 
 
 771 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, horse above AI, 
 
 Cyme (not in M.) ; (2) before Zeus, lyre and mon. IA in wreath; 
 under seat, 4>A mon., Mytilene (Num. Chron. 1883, pi. I, 1) ; (3) 
 } before Zeus, female head veiled and turreted ; under seat, KA 
 mon., Smyrna (ib. pi. I, 4), all fine and exceedingly rare, not given by 
 Muller 3 
 
 /( 
 
 772 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, vase, vine-branch 
 and two monograms, Temnos (M. no. 958) ; (2) before Zeus, vase 
 t n and vine-branch ; above which, EXENIK02 ; under seat, TEITA2, 
 same mint (M. no. 966) ; (3) before Zeus, lyre and TP mon., Myti- 
 lene (M. no. 976) ; (4) before Zeus, forepart of griffin, Phocaea 
 (M. no. 986), all fine and very rare 4
 
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 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 93 
 
 773 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, vase, vine-branch 
 and MY(?) and 20 mons., Temnos (M. no. 959) ; (2) before Zeus, 
 turreted female head above monogram, Smyrna, (var. M. no. 994) ; 
 
 '- ^ jy (3) before Zeus, lyre, Colophon (M no. 1011); (4) before Zeus, 
 
 * ' bee above E<S>E, Ephesus (M. no. 1015) ; (5) before Zeus, forepart 
 
 40 of griffin and HY mon., Phocaea (var. M. no. 986), fine and scarce 
 
 ^rtypes 5 
 
 774 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, turreted female 
 head to left ; below, monogram, Smyrna (M. no. 994) ; (2) similar, 
 but before Zeus 3> above female head to right, Smyrna (not in M.) ; 
 
 ^(3) before Zeus, kantharos and THI ; under seat, 0E mon., Teos 
 
 (var. M. no. 1005) ; (4) before Zeus, bee, Ephesus (M. no. 1018) ; 
 
 tttee+Sy (5) before Zeus, standard-shaft above M, (not in M.), all fine and 
 
 ^/ rare pieces 5 
 
 775 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, forepart of boar and 
 monogram of XPO ; under seat, ME mon., Clazomenae (Num. Chron. 
 1883,^. I, 6) ; (2) before Zeus, lion to right, star and MI mon. ; 
 
 r'**6 under seat, AP mon., Miletus (var. M. no. 1034) ; (3) before Zeus, 
 
 4 lion to left, above MI mon. ; behind, VE (mon.) 2. fi., Miletus (not 
 
 in M.) ; (4) before Zeus, crab holding club and XAP. mon., Cos 
 
 (Num. Chron. 1883, pi. i, 3), all fine and very rare 4 
 
 776 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type; (1) before Zeus, lion and mono- 
 
 grams, IYE and IM ; under seat, M6 mon., Miletus ; (2) similar, 
 7^^ with lion only before Zeus and HA mon. under seat, same mint ; 
 (3) before Zeus, MArN AI NI ; in exergue, Maeander pattern, 
 Magnesia ; (4) before Zeus, bull butting to left, and monogram ; 
 under seat, EP mon., Magnesia, all fine and very rare varieties, not 
 given by Mutter 4 
 
 777 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, lion and IM mon. ; 
 under seat, IAP mon., Miletus (M. no. 1038) ; (2 and 3) similar, 
 
 a/* ^2 w ^ tn s^ght variations of same mint (M. nos. 1043, 1047); (4) before 
 
 z7 Zeus, IM. mon., Miletus (M. no. 1055) ; (5) before Zeus, monogram 
 
 ^/%/j/ and maeander in exergue, Magnesia (M. no. 1078), all very fine and 
 
 scarce 5 
 
 778 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, lion and IM mon. ; 
 
 under seat, HAP mon., Miletus (var. M. no. 1038) ; (2) similar, but 
 j/' 3< SO under seat of peculiar form, club and nA. mon., Miletus (not in M.) ; 
 (3) before Zeus, monogram ; in exergue, maeander, Magnesia (var. 
 M. no. 1072) ; (4) before Zeus, sphinx on vase and no ; in exergue, 
 EENON, Chios (M. no. 1120) ; (5) before Zeus, monogram ; under 
 seatj bipennis, Caria (M. no, 1136), all fine and scarce 5
 
 94 MACEDONIA. 
 
 779 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type : (1) before Zeus, sphinx and mono- 
 gram ; under seat, TA mon., Chios (M. no. 1090) ; (2) similar, but 
 w sphinx on vase, &c. ; and under seat, KPATON, Chios (M. no. 1119) ; 
 ** '/ (3) before Zeus, prow and B., Samos (M. no. 1126); (4) before 
 ^L/^ Zeus, bipennis, Caria (M. no. 1128); (5) before Zeus, pegasus; 
 'under seat A, Alabanda (M. no. 1146), fine and scarce 5 
 
 ^ 
 
 780 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type ; (1 & 2) of Chios, one with 
 EYKAH2 in exergue (if. nos. 1086 and 1118); (3) of Caria (M. 
 
 S y ~ no. 1128) as in preceding lot, with bipennis before Zeus ; (4) before 
 Zeus, PAYII in mon. within circle ; under seat, bipennis, Caria 
 (M. no. 1138); (5) before Zeus, tripod; under seat B., Cnidus 
 (M. no. 1151), fine and scarce 5
 
 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 
 
 SIXTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 c^V 
 
 KINGS OF MACEDON Alexander the Great (continued). 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 781 Tetradrachms of Rhodes, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, rose and 
 monogram; under seat PO (M. no. 1156) ; (2) similar, but mon. 
 AYBT before Zeus (M. no. 1158) ; (3) similar, but before Zeus, 
 
 *^ """ API2TOBOA02 (M. no. 1161); (4) similar, but magistrate's name, 
 J^%&L TIMAI02 ; no letters under seat (not in M.), all fine and rare 4 
 
 782 Tetradrachms of Rhodes, usual type; (1) before Zeus, rose and 
 AINHTfiP ; under seat PO (M. no. 1160) ; (2) similar, before Zeus, 
 
 r y AAMATPI02 (M. no. 1162); (3) similar, but magistrate's name, 
 
 ^ H$AI2TIQN (M. no. 1165) ; (4) similar, but STATION before Zeus 
 (M. no. 1166), all fine and rare 4 
 
 783 Tetradrachms of Rhodes, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, rose and mono- 
 y gram ANTUJ (?) ; under seat PO (M. no. 1159), well preserved ; (2) 
 
 yiK^/ similar but before Zeus AINHTOP (M. no. 1160); (3) similar, 
 magistrate's name, TEISYAOS ; (4) another of Attuda ; before 
 Zeus, pine-cone and staff (M. no. 1173), very fine and rare 4 
 
 784 Tetradrachms of Asia, uncertain mints, usual type; (1) reading 
 
 BASlAEfiS ; before Zeus, forepart of lion (Num. Chron. 1883, p: 11 , 
 
 _-*y Jft^7); (2) before Zeus, XI mon. and quiver (ib. p. 11, no. 8) ; (3) 
 
 X before Zeus, AY mon.; under seat, 3>K mon. ; (4) before Zeus, 
 
 (^/f v^SlYTP mon., all fine and rare, not described by Miiller 4 
 
 785 'Tetradrachms of Phrygia, &c. usual type ; (1) before Zeus, owl and 
 / monogram; under seat, conical object, Attuda, (M. no. 1174) ; (2) j 
 
 ^ "x^^Tbefore Zeus, head of bull (M. no. 1249) ; (3) before Zeus, diota and 
 
 ^j 2 (M. no. 1252); (4) before Zeus, EYO mon. (var. M. no. 1266) ; 
 
 (yfL (5) Lycia, reading BA2IAEQ2 ; before Zeus M ; under seat AY (M. 
 
 no. 1272), all fine 5 
 
 786 Tetradrachms of Asia, uncertain mints, usual type ; (1) before Zeus, 
 / diota and 2 (M. no. 1252) ; (2) before Zeus, monogram ; under seat 
 
 - & > -SEO (?) mon. (var. M. no. 1266); (3) before Zeus, palm-branch and 
 
 s? AI mon. (Num. Chron. 1868, p. 319, no. 9) ; (4) under seat, torch 
 
 c^^^^, (not in M.); (5) before Zeus, lion and monogram ; under seat AN 
 
 '/ mon., Antioch (M. no. 1176 var.) all fine and scarce ' 5
 
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 96 MACEDONIA. 
 
 787 Tetradrachms of Lycia, &c, usual type ; (1) reading BASIAEOS ; before 
 
 Zeus, M ; under seat, AY (M. no. 1272) ; (2) before Zeus, plough; 
 
 under seat, acorn, Cilicia (var. M. no. 1280); (3) before Zeus, bow, 
 
 $.~ Cilicia (M. no. 1287); (4) reading BASIAEOS ; before Zeus, TK 
 
 sg> y^ mon., Cilicia (M. no. 1294) ; (5) same reading ; before Zeus, BAN 
 
 / mon. ; under seat, MI mon., Cilicia (M. no. 1302), fine and scarce 5 
 
 768 Tetradrachms of Syria, &c, usual type; (1) before Zeus, crab ; under 
 seat, ME mon., Commagene (M. no. 1337) ; (2) before Zeus, forepart 
 of ram ; under seat, AA Damascus (M. no. 1338) ; (3) before 
 ^ Zeus, Nike, Laodicea (M. no. 1348) ; (4) before Zeus, anchor and 
 monograms ; under seat SO, Larissa (M. no. 1355) ; (5) reading 
 BASIAEOS ; before Zeus, ANI mon. in circle (M. no. 1598), all fine, 
 some scarce 5 
 
 <*$ 
 
 789 Tetradrachms of Lycia, &c, usual type; (1) before Zeus, <&A and 
 two stars; under seat, E mon., Phaselis (M. no. 1276); (2) 
 reading BASIAEOS ; before Zeus, caduceus ; under seat, AP mon., 
 
 / -""" Aradus (M. no. 1370) ; (3) before Zeus palm-tree ; under seat AP, 
 
 mon. ; in exergue N0, Aradus (not in M.) ; (4) similar, but in exergue 
 
 *t, HA., Aradus (not in M.) ; (5) before Zeus, Aramaic inscription, 
 
 Ace (M. no. 1426), all fine and scarce 5 
 
 & 
 
 790 Tetradrachms of Syria, &c, usual type; (1) before Zeus, forepart of 
 ram ; under seat AA, Damascus (M. no. 1338) ; (2) before Zeus, 
 palm-tree ; under seat, AP mon. (M. no. 1380) ; (3) before Zeus, IIIO 
 mon., Joppa (M. no. 1468); (4) before Zeus, ram's head and feathers; 
 under seat, AA mon., Egypt (M. no. 1517); (5) reading BASIAEOS ; 
 before Zeus, IAN mon. in circle (M. no. 1598), all fine 5 
 
 791 Tetradrachms of Syria, &c, usual type; (1) reading BASIAEOS; 
 / before Zeus, caduceus; under seat, AP mon., Aradus (M.no. 1370); 
 
 ^^ *(%. 1/ (2) before Zeus, bunch of grapes and XA (?) mon. (var. M. no. 1519) ; 
 (3) similar, but mon. varied M.T. (?) (not in M.) ; (4) similar, but 
 under seat, BHA mon. (var. M. no. 1540) ; (5) reading BA2IAEQ2 ; 
 before Zeus, ATN (?) mon. in circle (M. no. 1598), all fine 5 
 
 792 Tetradrachms of various districts, usual type and similar to M. nos. g />*. 
 tfLt* I \j ,, {S34. 868, 956, 972, 1055 and 1272, mostly well preserved 6 % Jr? 
 
 4f r * 793 Tetradrachms, usual type, of Philomelium with letter $ and dates, , 
 
 / /g^ I, K, IA ; of Aspendus with AS and dates nr (countermarked with 
 
 0~ \ ^>^seleucid anchor) and IB. (none in M.), in fair condition 6 
 
 794 Tetradrachms, usual type, of Aspendus, &c, with AS before Zeus, and 
 dates IE, IH, I, Kr, KA (see M. nos. 1215, 1216, &c>) ; another, 
 with date V only before Zeus, some fine 6 

 
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 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 97 
 
 795 Tetradrachms, usual type, of Aspendus, with dates A2, KA (counter- j 
 
 -//^/' f ***- marked with Seleucid anchor) and KH (see M. nos. 1216, 1219) ; Z *T 
 <7 J"/, tyA^' others, without mint name, dates A, ir, IA, and IE, some fine 6 
 
 y 796 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type, with dates IA, IH, IE, KA, KB, 
 g^Z /- /^ KT and KA, some fine 7 
 
 797 Tetradrachms of Asia, usual type, with dates KA, KE, K, KE, KE ; 
 
 / t ^ r J^ and others (2) with AS before Zeus, Aspendus, and AM before Zeus /ii 
 
 ^jccu and 21 under seat, Sidon, well preserved 7 
 
 798 Drachm of 1st coinage, Head of Herakles in lion's skin j rev. AAEE- 
 ANAPOY, Eagle standing on club, and looking back, wt. 66 grs., 
 extremely rare, unpublished (?) ; another, similar, but eagle to right 
 
 /^^ on fulmen ; before it, another eagle's head, wt. 66 grs., rare, both 
 fine 2 
 
 799 Drachms, Head of Herakles ; rev. AAEEANAPOY, Zeus Aetophoros 
 ^, __ seated ; before and under seat, various symbols and monograms, 
 
 sf+jflfine 12 
 
 800 Drachms, same type, but with varying symbols and monograms, all 
 
 y^y- Drachms, sjjmlar to last lot, all fine 12 
 
 802 drachms (13),- similar to the preceding; also Half-Drachms (2) and 
 c?^ <//# J9fi ^ t same type, all fine 16 
 
 Philip III (Arhleus), b.c. 323-316. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 803 Stater, Head of Pallas to right, in crested helmet, ornamented with 
 /^-*y -j / serpent ; rev. $IAinnOY, Nike standing towards left, holding 
 
 * * * wreath and trophy-stand ; before her, serpent, pentagram and MH. 
 /^fa/fa mop., wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 63), fine and rare 1 
 
 / 804^ Stater, same type as the preceding coin, but before, Nike, AY above 
 
 ,X tS^/ %*. / V row > an d on right I, struck in Lycia, wt. 133 grs. (M. no. 96), 
 
 y . si fine and rare 1 
 
 " ^ W Stater, same obv. as in lot 803, but rev. <MAinnOY BA2IAE02, Nike 
 
 / walking to left, bearing wreath, &c. ; before her, M and AY, struck 
 
 ssXtfi & 4 in Lycia, wt. 132 grs. (M. no. 100), fine, and an extremely rare variety 
 
 [PI. VI] 1 
 
 806 Quarter Stater, Head of Herakles ; rev. 3>IAinnOY, Bow and club ; 
 
 / * below, a trident, wt. 33 grs.; Eighth-Stater, Head of Herakles; 
 
 ^ <sX ' ^~~2 rev. ^IAIIIIIOY, Fulmen, wt. 17 grs., both very well preserved and 
 
 fa yyery rare 2
 
 98 MACEDONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 807 Tetradrachm, Head of Herakles in lion's skin ; rev. BA2IAE02 
 
 <IAIIIIIOY, Zeus Aetophoros seated ; before, rudder (M. no. 80) ; 
 
 y y another, same type ; before Zeus, two monograms ; under seat, 
 
 * I . (M. no. 93) ; another ; before Zeus, M ; under seat, AY, Lycia 
 
 /A* y j^ {var. M. no. 97), all well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 80y Tetradrachms, similar type to last lot ; (1) before Zeus, AY above 
 
 prow ; under seat, I, Lycia (M. no. 100) ; (2) before Zeus, M, 
 
 y^ 3. / under seat ' B ' Mallus ( M - no - 103 ) '> ( 3 ) without BA2IAEOS ; before 
 ' - Zeus, O; under seat, SI, Sidon (M. no. 107), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 809 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 807 ; (1) before Zeus, head of Helios ; 
 / under seat, KY, Cyzicus (1) (M. no. 117) ; (2) without BA2IAEQ2 ; 
 
 y J^ % -~- under seat of Zeus, IIY (M. no. 131) ; (3) as last, but under seat, 
 
 i/?/?V monogram of MAIO (?), Mallus (M. no. 104), all fine, but the last 
 
 ^-^^^ 'piece is pierced 3 
 
 810 Drachms, Head of Herakles; rev. Zeus Aetophoros as on Tetradrachms, 
 / / yji with various monograms and symbols on rev., all fine and scarce 10 
 
 'Demetrius Poliorcetes, b.c. 306-283. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 81 1 Tetradrachm, Nike standing on prow, blowing trumpet and holding 
 
 /, trophy-stand ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 AHMHTPIOY, Poseidon wielding ? P 
 
 *h ///t A ^dent to left ; before, tripod ; behind, I and ME mon., wt. 254 grs. ") 
 
 { q/j f*-*** {Hist. Num. p. 202), fine and rare J^fpr ->flf 1 
 
 'J'M" 4r 812 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but the prow on the 
 
 ^/- O , *r obv. is much larger ; and on the rev. before Poseidon, HAP mon. ; 
 
 -pj^^behind, star, wt. 263 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 813 'Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius, diademed and with bull's horn; rev. 
 
 / BA2IAEQ2 AHMHTPIOY, Poseidon standing to left, resting foot 
 
 sX'/o on rock and leaning on trident ; before, nA<3> mon. ; behind, AP 
 
 mon., wt. 264 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 202), a very fine and well-spread 
 
 coin, rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 J< 
 
 <^y 
 
 J-? 
 
 *** From the Thomas collection. 
 
 814 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but on rev. AN mon. to 
 i left, and KA mon. to right of Poseidon, wt. 265 grs., fine and 
 
 >' scarce 1 
 
 815 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius, diademed and horned as in lot 813 ; 
 ^ rev. AHMHTPIOY BA2IAE02, Poseidon seated on rock, holding 
 
 up an aplustre and leaning on trident ; before, ATP. mon. and I ; 
 /^^e^jjehind, HP mon., wt. 254 grs., fine and extremely rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 816 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but on the rev. behind 
 
 / / 4 ZPoseidon, AI mon., wt. 260 grs., well preserved and very rare 
 
 /tjiaS^
 
 J 
 
 cS 
 
 antigonus gonatas. 99 
 
 Antigonus Gonatas, b.c. 277-239. 
 Silver. 
 
 817 Tetradrachm, Macedonian shield with head of Pan in centre; behind, 
 pedum; rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTITONOY, Athena Alkis hurling 
 
 ". /, // thunderbolt; before, helmet; behind, HP raon., wt. 265 grs. (Hist. 
 Num. no. 203), very fine and scarce 1 
 
 818 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but behind Athena, 
 -? ^>-^monogram composed of the letters MEP, wt. 263 grs., very fine and 
 
 scarce [PI. VI] 1 
 
 il9 Tetradrachm, similar, with large head of Pan on obv., and large lettering 
 c^C J^. 3 iP* 1 rev '^ De hi Q d Athena, HA mon., wt. 263 grs., fine and scarce 1 
 THradrachm, similar to lot 817, but behind Athena, HA mon., wt. 
 
 820 
 
 aCt 
 
 264 grs., fine and scarce 
 
 Antigonus Doson, b.c. 229-220. 
 Silver. 
 
 821 Tetradrachm, Head of Poseidon to right, bound with marine plant, 
 hair long; rev. BA2JAEQ2 ANTirONOY inscribed on prow, on 
 ^ ' " which is seated Apollo holding bow; below, monogram of TI, wt. 
 ^/V*-W^261 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 203), fine and extremely rare 1 
 
 ^T/^, 
 
 *** From the Huxtable collection. 
 
 822 Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but on rev. behind Apollo, star ; 
 ^/- y* and beneath, monogram as on the last coin, ivt. 263 grs., in good 
 
 < ^ /--'*' Condition and extremely rare 1 
 
 / Philip V, b.c. 220-179. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 823 Tetradrachm, Macedonian shield with head of Perseus in centre ; be- 
 hind, sword ; rev. BA2JAEG2 $IAinnOY, above and below Club ; 
 all within oak- wreath, wt. 260 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 205), very fine and 
 scarce 1 
 
 Tetradrachm, same type as last coin, but on rev. to left, outside oak- 
 wreath, the letter M, wt. 262 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 C *jfc *** ^rom * ne Subhi collection. 
 825 Diflrachm, Head of Philip diademed to right and slightly bearded ; rev. 
 Same type as the Tetradrachm ; but above legend, 10 mon. , 
 below, ME and 21 mons. ; and outside wreath to left, trident, wt. 
 ,129 grs.; Drachm, same type; but below legend on rev. ME and 
 f MH mons. ; on left of wreath, tripod, wt. 60 grs., both fine and rare 2 
 
 H 2
 
 100 MACEDONIA. 
 
 <?c* 
 
 826 Didrachm, similar to last, but on rev. monograms below legend, AI 
 and BE, and on left of wreath, star ; and Drachm of Demetrius 
 
 ^7 // Poliorcetes, Head of king ; rev. Poseidon standing, one foot on 
 
 *? a rock, pierced ; another, Nike on prow blowing trumpet ; rev. Posei- 
 
 ^^*0^on wielding trident ; before, A ; behind, N in circle, wt. 63 grs. ; 
 
 (/ and Half-Drachm, of same type and with same letters on rev., wt. 
 
 31 grs., the last two fine, all rare 4 
 
 Perseus, b.c. 178-168. 
 Silver. 
 
 827 Tetradrachm, Head of King Perseus to right, diademed ; rev. BA2I- 
 /:j/. ^ AE122 IIEP2EQ2, Eagle on fulmen ; above, 10 mon. ; before, ME 
 
 <s" ip j mon. ; below, EY mon., all within oak- wreath; below wreath, plough, 
 {/^* f' wt. 261 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 206), very fine and very rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 828 Tetradrachm, same type as last coin ; but below eagle, AQ mon. ; and 
 Z / under wreath, star, wt. 264 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 
 * * jfci *** From the Huxtable collection. 
 
 829 Tetradrachm, same type as before ; but above eagle, <i> ; below, AN 
 mon. ; under wreath, plough, wt. 230 grs., well preserved and very 
 
 /[ j rare 1 
 
 Jjl. T, Bronze. 
 
 830 Amyntas II, rev. Eagle and serpent (3 varieties) ; Philip n, rev. Horse- 
 
 man (3 varieties) ; Alexander the Great, rev. Eagle (2 varieties), 
 / and Bow, quiver, and club (4 varieties) ; Cassander, rev. Horse- 
 
 jj ^.sma.n; Spear and lion; Eupolemus, Three shields ; rev. Sword with 
 belt, EYIIOAEMOY ; Antigonus Gonatas, rev. Satyr erecting 
 trophy (2 varieties) ; Philip V, rev. Fulmen, Horseman, and Club, all 
 very fine 23 
 
 831 Others, similar, of Philip II, Alexander the Great, Cassander, Anti- 
 / gonus Gonatas, and Philip V ; also various types of Philip III, 
 
 0KS* ' Alexander IV, Perseus, and Lysimachus of Thrace, mostly fine 29 
 
 THESSALIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 832 Thessalia, in genere, after B.C. 146, Double- Victoriati, Head of Zeus, 
 / J" u_> crowned with oak; rev. 0E22AAON, Pallas Promachos to right 
 
 ' (Hist. Num. p. 264); magistrates' names, (1) KE$AAOY; (2) jfS 
 
 L/nUmJM. <MAOEENIA02, IIETPAI02 ; (3) MENEKPATH2, AAEEANAP02 ; 
 
 f\T (4) nYOONOS, KAEOMAXIAH2; (5) ^IAimiOY, 0EMI2- 
 
 l TOrENHS, all fine 5
 
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 THESSALIA. 101 
 
 833 Thessalia, Double-Victoriati, as in last lot; magistrates' names, (1) 
 KEfcAAOY; (2) NIKOAA02 ; (3) nOAYEEN, EYKOA02; (4) 
 
 - /S*~ sosmATPos, ropronAS ; (5) iiiiioaokos, ypestiahs, all 
 
 fine 5 
 
 834 Thessalia, Double- Victoriatus, as in lot 832; magistrates' names, 
 j EYPVA . . , HrHSAPES J Victoriati (2), Head of Apollo ; rev. . 
 
 A __j Pallas Promachos, magistrates' names, AIOKAH2 and IIOAY ; % &* 
 
 another, Head of Athena ; rev. 0E22AAON, Free horse, all fine 
 and mostly rare varieties v $a ^ & 4 
 
 835 vEnianes, b.c. 168-146, Didrachm, Head of Athena in helmet, adorned 
 y^ cp with four horses ; rev. AINIANON, Slinger ; on left, trophy ; 
 
 ^ magistrate's name, EYKPATHS, wt. 116 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 248), 
 {S*~ *"yvery fine and very rare 1 
 
 836 ^Enianes, Didrachm, similar type, magistrate's name, NIKAPX02, 
 and symbol, head-dress of Isis surmounted by star, pierced ; Drachm, 
 
 O Head of Zeus ; rev. AINIAN12N, Warrior hurling javelin, wt. 42 grs. 
 , (var. B. M. Cat., pi. ii, 4), very well preserved and very rare 2 
 
 837 ^Enianes, Didrachm, as in lot 835, magistrate's name, ArHM . . , 
 wt. 106 grs. Demetrias, Half-Drachm, Bust of Artemis; rev. 
 
 ' & AHMHTPIEON, Forepart of galley, wt. 37 grs. (B. M. Cat, pi. ill, 
 A 4), both well preserved, the second piece of the highest rarity 2 
 
 838 Lamia, Half-Drachm, Head of young Dionysos ; rev. AAMIEI2N, 
 Amphora, wt. 38 grs. (B. M. Cat., pi. Hi, 2) ; Obol, same type, wt. 
 
 ^ / 15 grs. Magnetes, Drachm, Head of Zeus; rev. MArNHTON, 
 Artemis seated on prow ; below, HrHSANA, wt. 59 grs. (B. M. 
 Cat., pi. vn, 3), well preserved. Oetaei, Half -Drachm, Head of lion ; 
 rev. OITAON, Herakles holding club, wt. 43 grs. (ib.pl. VII, 9), 
 mostly fine and of the highest rarity 4 
 
 839 Lamia, Half-Drachm, and Obols(2); Magnetes, Drachm; Oetaei, Half- 
 ~~//yr Drachm, all as in last lot; and Obol of last place, Head of lion; 
 
 /// ' *o^ rev. Bow and quiver, wt. 11 grs., all well preserved and very rare 6 
 
 840 Larissa, B.C. 400-344, Didrachm, Head of Larissa, three-quarters to 
 
 left, hair confined by fillet and floating loosely ; rev. AAPI2AION., 
 
 y y^ __ Bridled horse trotting to right, wt. 186 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 254), fine 
 
 <^ ' (f^.jfebut for slight cut on face, excessively rare ["PI. VI] 1 
 
 841 Larissa, b.c. 400-344, Drachm, Head of Larissa, nearly facing, slightly 
 turned to left, wearing stephane, hair loose, copied from Kwlmi>'s\ 
 
 4 Arethusa ; rev. AAPI2AK3N, Horse to right, grazing, left fore-leg 
 raised, wt. 93 grs., fine and rare, slight indentation on rev. 1 
 
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 102 THESSALIA. 
 
 842 Larissa, Drachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but on the rev. a 
 /, , mare with its foal walking to right, wt. 90 grs. (B. M. Cat., pi. vi, 3), 
 
 C/C' *?' ^well preserved; another, Head of Larissa to right in profile, hair in 
 ^/%,;.^/sakkos ; rev. AAPI2IA, Horse running to left, loose rein, wt. 93 grs., 
 / very fine, both rare 2 
 
 843 Larissa, Drachm, Youth to left restraining bull ; rev. AAPI2 A, Horse 
 / to right ; another, similar, but youth and bull to right on obv. ; 
 
 p(//' Sv another, Head of Larissa to right in profile ; rev. AAPI2AIA, Horse 
 running to left, loose rein, all very fine and scarce, especially the last 
 'piece 3 
 
 844' Larissa, Drachms, similar to last lot, but reverses slightly varied ; 
 on the third piece the head of Larissa is to left, and on rev. 
 /^ Horge cantering to right with loose rein, all very fine and scarce 3 
 
 845 /Larissa, Drachms (3), Youth to left restraining bull; rev. Horse 
 / galloping to right or left ; Half Drachm, Head of nymph, three- 
 
 tfC'x*/?' q uarters to l e ^; wv. AAPI^AION, Horse feeding; Trihemiobol, 
 afj/ Horseman to right ; rev. Nymph seated, pierced, all fine except the last 
 
 ,y &/** pi ece 5 
 
 846 Phalanna, Drachm, Young male head to right; rev. <AAANNAK2N., 
 ^4 . Bridled horse, wt. 83 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 12), well preserved. 
 
 ^ 0- //- ^Pharsalus, Drachm, Head of Pallas in crested and winged helmet ; 
 ev. <&AP2, Horseman to right, wt. 90 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 260), fine 
 
 s* 
 
 &?i 
 
 //. 
 
 I 
 
 but for slight cut on obv., both very rare 2 
 
 847 Pharcadon, Half Drachm, Youth restraining forepart of bull ; rev. 
 SAPKAAO., Forepart of Horse, wt. 44 grs. (B. M. Cat., pi. IX, 1) ; 
 
 / Obol, Free horse ; rev. Pallas standing, shield at her side, wt. 14 grs. 
 (ib. pi. IX, 3). Tricca, Half Drachm, Youth restraining bull ; rev. 
 TPIKAION, Forepart of horse, wt. 43 grs. (ib. pi. xi, 7), all very fine 
 and very rare 3 
 
 848 Pharsalus, Drachm, Head of Pallas ; rev. <AP2, Horseman, wt. 91 grs. ; 
 Half Drachm, same obv., but rev. <&AP., Horse's head, wt. 46 grs. ; 
 Obol (?), Head of Pallas, facing, in crested helmet ; rev. <AP3A, 
 
 X- Horseman, wt. 18 grs. Pherae, Half Drachm, Forepart of horse ; 
 rev. <E A, Corn -grain, wt. 41 grs. ; another, Head of Hecate to 
 left ; behind, torch ; rev. <EPAIOYN, Hypereia placing her hand on 
 fountain in form of lion's head ; before her, A^TO in wreath, 
 wt. 41 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. x, 15), all very rare and well preserved 5 
 
 849 Pharsalus, Half Drachms (2), as in last lot ; Head of Pallas (one of 
 archaic type); rev. Horse's head. Pherae, Half Drachm; rev. 
 
 ^ t j Hypereia standing near fountain as before ; Obol, Horse's head ; 
 
 rev. $E, Corn-grain, wt. 16 grs. Scotussa, Half Drachm, Forepart 
 of Horse ; rev. 2KO., Corn-grain, wt. 41 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xi, 1), 
 well preserved, some fine, all rare 5
 
 THESSALIA. 103 
 
 Bronze, 
 
 850 Thessalia, in genere ; rev. types, Pallas hurling javelin (2 varieties) j 
 Horse walking ; Imperial, Caracalla, rev. Pallas Promachos, 
 KOINON ECCAAQN, size 7. Aenianes, rev. Slinger, sizes 4 
 
 />/^ and 2. Atrax, Laureate head ; rev. Horseman, size 4|. Crannon, 
 
 y^/7/ Horseman ; rev. Hydria on wheels, size 3|. Gomphi, rev. Zeus 
 
 ^^vf*** . seated, size 4. Gyrton, rev. Horse, size 5. Heracleia, rev. Club in 
 
 wreath, size 2, &c, all fine and mostly rare 14 
 
 851 Thessalia, in genere, as in last lot (3 varieties). Larissa Cremaste, rev. 
 
 Thetis on hippocamp, size 4 (2 varieties) ; and Harpa in wreath, 
 size 2. Magnetes, rev. Asklepios seated, size 3, very rare. Malienses, 
 / rev. Herakles shooting arrow, size 2. Perrhaebi, Head of Zeus ; rev. 
 
 & j '. %^ IIEPPAlBfiN, Hecate seated, size 5, very rare. Phalanna, rev. 
 Female head, size 4 (2 vars.). Pharsalus, rev. Horseman, size 5 
 "(2 varieties). Pherae, rev. Hecate standing, size 3 ; and Lion's head, 
 size 3. Peparethus, rev. Ram's head in wreath (3 vars.), size 3 ; &c, 
 mostly fine, all rare, some very rare 19 
 
 / 
 
 ILLYRIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 852 Apollonia, Stater, Cow suckling calf ; rev. AIIOA., Double floral j 
 / / *2. pattern within square, wt. 171 grs., well preserved; Denarius, Head/^aj(^->- 
 
 / of Apollo, AYSON ; rev. AIIOA, Three Nymphs, magistrate's namc^ U*& ? 
 
 / C n^s AIONYSfiAOPOS ; another reading obv. ATONinnOY; rev. AI- 
 
 n, /. jtf~-+0/s/ NOKPATH2 EPIMNASTOY, both fine, all scarce j i^X. 3 
 
 853" Apollonia, Denarii, with rev. type Nymphs, as in last lot, reading, (1) 
 
 y obv. APXEAA02; rev. API2TOMOY ZHN02; (2) obv. ANAPfi- 
 
 p// /f^ ^ i rev - TIMHNANAPO j (3) Head of Apollo, to right, <MAfiN- 
 
 ZOnYP ; rev. BION ; Obol, <S>IAfiNIAA, Lyre ; rev. AHOAAONIA- 
 
 TAN API2TOAOX02, Obelisk (Mionnet, U, p. 31, 41) wt. 14 grs., 
 
 all very fine, the last piece very rare 4 
 
 854 Apollonia, Victoriati, Cow and calf ; rev. ALTOA, Stellate square ; 
 magistrates' names, (1) API2THN-*YAAOY; (2) AYSANIA2 - 
 
 t * IYAOY ; (3) AONAE - IIOITINOY ; others, similar type, of Dyrrha- 
 
 , chium, but reading AYP on rev. ; magistrates' names, MNA2HN- 
 
 EHAKESrOY; (2) MAXATA - EOPTAIOY ; (3) Eagle on staff 
 
 above cow, HENON - XAPOni . , all fine ' 6 
 
 855 Apollonia, Victoriati, as in last lot ; magistrates' names, (1) NIKHN . . 
 jq AYTOBOYAOY ; (2) AOKP02-EA<S>ANTOY ; (3) . . . ALIOS - 
 
 XAIPHNOY ; others, similar, of Dyrrhachium, magistrates' names, 
 J? (1) APXIMHAH2 - IIAPMENI2KOY; (2) EYNOY2 KAEITOPIOY 
 ^^) AfAQOKAEOS on rev. ; (4) AEQNIAA2- <I>IA12N02, all fine 7
 
 104 ILLYRIA. 
 
 J/3 
 
 ^S- a 
 
 Ss. 
 
 856 Dyrrhachium, B.C. 450-300, Stater, Cow to right suckling calf ; rev. 
 AYP., Stellate square ; on right, cluh, wt. 170 grs. ; another, similar 
 
 ' but cow to left ; another, same as last, but above cow II, all fine 
 S^and scarce 3 
 
 857 Dyrrhachium, Staters (2), as in last lot, with cow to right ; on obv. of 
 f . one, ME. Pharos, Half Drachm (?), Head of Zeus ; rev. Goat 
 ?' & ^standing, wt. 43 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 4), fine, the last coin very 
 
 /^yrare 3 
 
 858 Dyrrhachium, b.c. 350-250, Staters (4), of the Corinthian type, Head 
 of Pallas to right or left, AYPA (on two specimens) ; rev. Pegasos 
 
 //^ to right or left ; various symbols and letters on either side ; Half 
 
 Drachm, Head of Herakles to right rev. AYP., Pegasos, wt. 37 grs. ; 
 
 ^ y another, similar, with Head of Herakles to left, all very fine 6 
 
 859' Dyrrhachium, Staters (3), of the Corinthian type, and Half Drachms 
 . / (3), as in last lot, all with head of Herakles to right, very fine 6 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 860 Apollonia ; rev. Tripod, size 6 ; Obelisk within wreath, size 4 (2 var.); 
 
 Imperial, Geta, rev. AIIOAAItUNIATAN., Herakles leaning on 
 / j&vOo, size 9, very fine. Dyrrhachium, rev. Tripod in wreath, size 4 ; 
 
 <^C A i 'J Palm-branch and grapes, AYP. MO^AAOY, size 2. Heraklea, 
 Head of Herakles ; rev. Bow and club, size 6. Issa, Head of Athena ; 
 rev. Goat, size h\. Pharos, Head of Zeus ; rev. Goat (3 var.), sizes 
 7-4 ; Head of Dionysos ; rev. Kantharos, size 4, all rare and mostly 
 fine 13 
 
 ILLYEIO-EPIROTE COINAGE. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 861 Damastium, circa B.C. 350, Stater, Head of Apollo to left laureate j 
 yC-/ S rev - AAMA2[TI]NON, Tripod with large " clawed " feet, wt. 196 grs. 
 
 (var. B. M. Cat, pi. xv, 10), very fine and scarce 1 
 
 862 Damastium, Stater, similar to the preceding, but Head of Apollo to 
 aC'Y- * yfight/ wt. 200 grs., fine 1 
 
 863 DaMtium, Stater, as in lot 861, with Head of Apollo to left and 
 jrtf^ (T^ between legs of tripod, swastika, wt. 200 grs., fine 1 
 
 864 Damastium, Stater, as in lot 861, but Head of Apollo. to right, and 
 J j reading on rev. AAMA . . ON ; the tripod has smaller feet, 
 
 7* ~~ y wt. 200 grs., fine 1 
 
 865 Damastium, Staters (2), similar type to lot 861, with Head of Apollo 
 I j */ to left ; one reads on rev. AAMA2TI ; the other, AAMA2TIM3, 
 
 oC '* wt. 208 and 206 grs., both well preserved 2
 
 DAMASTIUM. 105 
 
 866 Damastium, Stater, similar to lot 861, but Head of Apollo to right, 
 
 and legend on rev. AAMA2[TIN]2N ; the first four letters being 
 
 t /v^ on a raised band under the tripod, wt. 202 grs., fine and a scarce 
 
 _-, variety 1 
 
 867 yOAMASTiUM, Stater, usual type, with Head of Apollo to left, laureate, 
 / and on the rev. the Tripod has a large centre foot ; reading 
 
 ^^^^yT^AAMA AIPP, wt. 188 grs., fine, a very rare variety; this particular 
 sgpoin is specially mentioned in the B. M. Cat. p. 87 1 
 
 868 Damastium, Stater, usual type, with Head of Apollo to right, and 
 yjr reading on rev. AAMASTINQN KH$ (B. M. Cat. pi. XVI, 2), a rare 
 
 <? & ' ^T variety, but pierced 1 
 
 869 Damastium, Half Drachms (3), Female Head to right or left ; rev. 
 AAMA2TINON, Square object with trumpet (?) ; one is inscribed 
 in centre KH4> ; another, Head to right ; rev. Square object 
 enclosing AAMA2TIN12N in three lines ; another, Head to left ; 
 
 5/Z/ rev. AAMA2TINQN, Pickaxe, average wt. 47 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvi, 
 4 and 8), all fine and scarce pieces 5 
 
 </* 
 
 870 Pelagia, circa B.C. 350, Stater, Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; rev. 
 >^~ r/y IIAETAS (retrograde), Tripod; on right, knife, wt. 180 grs., fine 
 . '^and very rare, of rude work 1 
 
 gia, Stater, Head of young Herakles to right in lion's skin ; rev. 
 
 EAAA, Tripod, knife to right, wt. 120 grs.; another, similar, but 
 
 /oX small tripod to left of large one on rev., wt. 149 grs., both fine ; these 
 
 arj Gaulish imitations of the preceding coin 2 
 
 EPIRUS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 872 Epirus, in genere, circa B.C. 250, Didrachm, Heads jugate of Zeus 
 
 / Dodonseus and Dione; behind, 2A ; rev. AIIEIPOTAN, Bull 
 
 ^^ ^^y^butting to right ; all within oak- wreath ; wt. 154 grs. (Hist. Num. 
 
 x -%X P' 274), extremely fine and rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 S 
 
 873 EPIRUS, in genere, Didrachm, similar to the preceding, but behind 
 & .-heads on obv. EK mon., wt. 149 grs., fine, but cracked in striking 1 
 
 874 Epirus, ivr genere, Drachms (4), Head of Zeus ; rev. AIIEIPOTAN, 
 Eagle standing to right ; all within oak-wreath ; two with magis- 
 
 ' ^trates' names, IIIIIOKPATH2 and AYKI2KOS, on obv.; the others 
 with monograms, AY and EK, behind head of Zeus (B. M. Cat. 
 pi. xvii, 6), all fine and scarce 4 
 
 *e.
 
 106 EPIRUS. 
 
 /./. 
 
 875 Epirus, in genere, Drachms (2), as in previous lot, with (1), MP AX and 
 t -, AN, and (2) NP mons. behind head on obv. ; Victoriatus, Jugate 
 
 1 1 ' . heads of Zeus and Dione, behind KE mon. ; rev. AIIEIPOTAN, -' . 
 
 *h \ '/ tJ!AjLv Thunderbolt ; all within wreath, wt. 51 grs. ; and Half Victoriatus, / 
 
 / ^*&& e * similar, but Head of Zeus only on obv ; behind KE mon., wt. 25 grs., 
 
 all fine (,%+ if}***' Ifay 4 
 
 876 Ambracia, b.c. 400-342, Stater of Corinthian type, early style, Head 
 of Pallas helmeted to right ; behind, branch ; rev. Pegasus to right ; 
 below, A; others, similar, (1) behind head of Pallas, thunder- 
 bolt ; rev. Pegasus to left ; (2) Head of Pallas to left, crested helmet ; 
 rev. Pegasus to left ; (3) Head of Pallas to right ; behind, obelisk ; 
 rev. Pegasus to right; below, A., all fine and scarce 4 
 
 
 877 Ambracia, Stater of Corinthian type, Cupid on dolphin behind head 
 
 of Pallas : rev. Pegasus to right ; below, A ; another, similar, A on 
 
 obv. behind head, and under Pegasus, kneeling figure taking stone 
 
 J\/3./ out f i* s hoof; another, Head of Satyr behind that of Pallas, 
 
 which is to left ; rev. Pegasus walking ; below, A., all fine and very 
 
 sfi^ rare varieties 3 
 
 878 Ambracia, Stater of Corinthian type, with AMIIPAKK2TAN before 
 and cock behind head of Pallas ; rev. Pegasus to right ; others (3) 
 
 / / with head of Pallas to left, and symbols, torch, tripod and 
 
 plumes ; rev. Pegasus to right or left ; the first two are inscribed, 
 
 y VAMIIPAKIOTA, ji n6) one pierced 4 
 
 4// 
 
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 879 Ambracia, B.C. 238-168, Drachm, Veiled head of Dione to left; rev. 
 AM and obelisk in wreath, pierced. Cassope, Drachm, Head of 
 Zeus ; behind, IflAAMOS ; rev. KA220IIAIfiN, Eagle on thunder- 
 
 ^ / bolt, all within wreath, wt. 64 grs. (JB. M. Cat. pi. xvm, 8), fine, both 
 very rare 2 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 880 Epirus, in genere; rev. types, AIIEIPOTAN, Thunderbolt; Spear- 
 
 head, size 5 ; others, rev. Tripod ; Spear-head, size 3. AMBRACIA ; 
 rev. types, Apollo Actius seated ; Griffin ; Apollo shooting arrow ; 
 Obelisk (2 varieties), sizes 4-3. Athamanes; rev. A0AMANON, 
 2* // Pallas standing, size 3. Cassope, KA22QIIAK2N, Turreted female 
 head ; rev. Dove in wreath, size 4, very rare. Molossi, MOA0220N, 
 Fulmen on shield ; rev. Thunderbolt in wreath. NiCOPOLlS, Impe- 
 rial, Augustus ; rev. Nike, NIKOIIOA602 (2 varieties), size 5 ; 
 Hadrian ; rev. A in midst of ivy-wreath, size 5 ; &c, mostly fine and 
 rare 1 8
 
 KINGS OF EPIRUS. 107 
 
 KINGS OF EPIRUS. 
 
 Gold. 
 881 Alexander I, B.C. 342-326, y 1 ^ Stater, Head of Helios, facing; rev. 
 
 >/_ AAEH., Fulmen, wt. 10 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XX, 2), fine and exceed- 
 
 aC *? /^ 7 i 
 
 v u? maLv rare 1 
 
 tnwj rare 
 
 yrrhus, B.C. 295-272, \ Stater, Head of Artemis to right; behind, 
 
 quiver and fulmen ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 LTYPPOY, Nike with wreath 
 
 /2 ' -~~ and trophy ; before her, crescent and fulmen ; behind her, II ; 
 
 ySs/wt- 66 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xx, 9), well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 883 Pyrrhus, Didrachm, Head of Achilles to left, helmeted ; rev. BASlAEfiS 
 y 4/7 J1YPPOY, Thetis riding on hippocamp, wt. 130 grs. (Hist. Num. 
 
 / y&J&iJ$^}' well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 884 'Pyrrhus, Oktobol, standard of Syracuse, Head of Persephone to left, 
 ~7^h /& wreathed '> behind, torch ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 nYPPOY, Pallas to left 
 ^ **** y with spear and shield ; to left, star and fulmen ; to right, B, wt. 
 
 90 grs. ; another, similar, with head of Persephone to right ; behind, 
 wreath, and on rev. fulmen before Pallas, and E behind, wt. 86 grs. 
 (Hist. Num. p. 274), both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 885 Pyrrhus, Oktobols (2), as in previous lot, with head of Persephone to 
 
 / fL b^shr left or right ; behind, symbols, rose (?) and vase ; on rev. of first ^-. 
 
 /fifjajr piece, fulmen ; and no symbol on second one, both well preserved and 
 
 , /a^J,^^- rare 2 
 
 886 Pyrrhus, Oktobol, as in lot 884, with head of Persephone to right ; 
 y behind, fulmen; E and fulmen before Pallas on rev., well preserved. 
 
 ^ySjf e /2 bronze, Veiled head ; rev. BA2LAEOS nYPPOY, size 6 ; others, rev. 
 < ^ types, Demeter seated (2 varieties) ; Fulmen in wreath ; and Mace- 
 donian helmet in wreath, sizes 5-3 ; Alexander I ; rev. AAEEA. 
 TOY NE, Fulmen within wreath, size 3, all fine and scarce pieces 8 
 
 COROYRA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 887 Stater, early style, Cow to left, suckling calf; rev. Two star-like patterns 
 enclosed in oblong incuses, wt. 180 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 2) ; 
 
 $ '$ another, similar, but cow to right, wt. 158 grs. (ib. pi. xxi, 41); 
 (^^/ Half Stater, Forepart of cow to right ; rev. Star pattern within 
 ^^**fn'cuse, wt. 91 grs. (ib. pi. xxi, 3), fine and rare 3 
 
 888 Stater, similar to the preceding, cow to left, of somewhat later style, 
 / with circle around pattern on rev., wt. 171 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 
 
 s* / /. . 14 ) ' otners ( 2 )) similar, one with A on rev. ; the other with KOP> 
 
 ~all fine and scarce 3
 
 108 CORCYRA. 
 
 889 Stater, later style, as in the preceding lot, with KOP around double 
 stellated square, wt. 160 grs ; Half Stater, Forepart of cow to right, 
 KOPKYPAIfiN ; rev. Double stellated square dividing SO and 
 
 ^ - bunch of grapes and leaf, wt. 80 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xxil, 17) ; 
 Drachm, Cow to right suckling calf ; rev. KOP around stellated 
 square, wt. 38 grs. ; another, Amphora between KI, two-handled 
 cup and jug j rev. KOPKYPAI in rays of ornamented star, wt. 38 
 grs., all fine and scarce 4 
 
 890 Stater and Half Stater, similar to preceding lot, but on rev. of second 
 y piece bunch of grapes and two-handled cup on either side of 
 
 */" y double stellated square ; Drachm, Amphora ; rev. KOP, in rays of 
 
 yy plain star ; Half Drachm, early style, Head of Hera ; rev. A in ray 
 
 " */ of star of eight points, wt. 36 grs., all well preserved and scarce 4 
 
 891 Staters (3), Corinthian type, B.C. 338-300, with Head of Pallas to right 
 or left; rev. Pegasus to right or left, symbols, &c. on obv., female 
 with torch (countermarked with monogram KOP), one-handled jug 
 and A ; Didrachm, Head of Dionysos ; rev. Pegasus ; below, mono- 
 id grams AtUP and KP., wt. 78 grs. ; another, similar, but mons. on rev. 
 
 s\/ MA and KP, wt. 76 grs., the last two fine, the others in fair condition 5 ^ 
 
 Bronze., 
 
 892 Corcyra, rev. types, Amphora with monograms, KOP, &c. ; Satyr 
 emptying Amphora into crater ; Bull's head facing in wreath ; 
 Bunch of grapes ; and Prow, sizes 4-1 ; others (3) Heads of Herakles, 
 Dionysos, &c. ; rev. Prow and magistrates' names, size 5 ; Imperial, 
 Antoninus Pius, rev. Zeus Casios seated ; Sept. Severus, rev. 
 Pegasus (3 varieties); Galley (12 varieties); Julia Domna, rev. 
 Pegasus ; Caracalla, rev. Galley, all size 6|, mostly fine 27 
 
 ACARNANIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 893 Federal Coinage, b.c. 300-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Head of 
 
 Pallas ; behind, bunch of grapes ; rev. Pegasus to left ; below, mono- 
 
 / gram of AK ; another, similar, but behind head of Pallas, head of 
 
 <\ yt Eiver-god, Acheloiis, and on rev. E under Pegasus ; and another of 
 
 - Heracleia, similar type, but head of Pallas to right, and below 
 
 v _ / Xp/y^ f , Pegasus HH, all fine and very rare 3 
 
 894 Federal Coinage, b.c. 250-167, Didrachm, Head of beardless Acheloiis 
 
 / to right; behind, AYKOYPrOS ; rev. AKAPNANfiN, Apollo % ^ 
 
 ^ // , Aktios seated to left, holding bow ; before, E monogram, wt. * J 
 >7 A 52 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 283), fine and very rare [PI. VII J 1
 
 FEDERAL COINAGE OF ACARNANIA. 109 
 
 895 Federal Coinage, Didrachm, similar to the preceding, but the type 
 /f more spread and on a larger flan, wt. 155 grs., obv. fine, rev. well 
 
 c ^ "vt/x preserved and very rare 1 
 
 Al^oinage, Drachm, same type as lot 894, but on the rev. there 
 
 is no monogram before Apollo, wt. 77 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvil, 3), 
 
 ^ fine and very rare 1 
 
 897 Alyzia, B.C. 350-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Head of Pallas to left ; 
 r~ y- before, A AYEAION (retrograde); rev. Pegasus to left; another ,$/?60 
 
 // ' similar, but head of Pallas and Pegasus both to right, and on obv. s^ff 
 
 <?\i o? 
 
 J~ **** 
 
 "^^ AAYHAK2N before, and quiver with strap behind head, both well 
 preserved and very rare Jf*/& 2 
 
 898 Anactorium, b.c. 350-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Head of Pallas 
 and Pegasus both to right ; under the latter F, somewhat rubbed ; 
 another, similar, but with Pegasus to left and fulmen behind head 
 of Pallas, well preserved ; Drachm, Archaic female head within sunk 
 
 y^y square ; rev. Pegasus to right, below F., wt. 42 grs., the last fine, 
 <sv^ all rare, especially the last coin 3 
 
 *** Sir Edward Bunbury considered that the F was the first letter of 
 Fanactorium. 
 
 899 Anactorium, Staters (4), Corinthian type, with head of Pallas to left 
 
 and Pegasus to left, and monogram of AN on obv. and rev.; symbols, 
 
 ^__ / &c, on obv., (1) bucranium and Ar mon. ; (2) tripod ; (3) thy- 
 
 miaterion and AY2I; (4) altar and API; another, with head of 
 
 ^2>- Pallas and Pegasus to right; on obv. symbol, tripod in wreath, 
 
 mostly fine 5 
 
 900 Anactorium, Staters (5), Corinthian type, with head of Pallas and 
 
 Pegasus to left; symbols on obv., (1) omphalos; (2) tripod in 
 
 r^'/ y% wreath ; (3) temple-key ; (4 and 5) lyre (2 varieties, on one of 
 
 ^ which the helmet of Pallas is wreathed), all fine, the last a rare 
 
 ^^variety 5 
 
 901 /Argos Amphilochicum, b.c. 350-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Head 
 
 of Pallas to right ; below, APrEI ; behind, tripod : rev. Pegasus ; 
 below A and dog seated, well preserved ; another, Head of Pallas to 
 left ; before head, AM$I ; behind, ABP and staff ; rev. Pegasus 
 to left, rare ; another, similar, AM before and staff behind head of 
 Pallas ; rev. Pegasus to right ; another, APrEI before and helmet 
 'behind head of Pallas ; rev. Pegasus to left, mostly fine 4 
 
 902 Argos Amphilochicum, Staters (2), Corinthian type, with dog under 
 
 /Pegasus and AM*I before head of Pallas as in last lot ; others (3) 
 with head of Pallas and Pegasus to left; symbols, (1) helmet on 
 obv. ; (2) helmet on obv. and dog's head under Pegasus ; (3) shield 
 ^f /j an d AJ on obv. , mostly well preserved 5 
 
 r: 
 
 Hi
 
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 110 ACARNANIA. 
 
 903 Heracleia, time of Lysimachus, B.C. 302-281, Didrachm, Head of 
 
 Herakles to right in lion's skin ; rev. HPAKAEOTAN, Dionysos 
 
 f j/f seated to left, holding kantharos and thyrsos, id. 140 grs., fair 
 
 " ' preservation, but slightly chipped at edges, extremely rare 1 
 
 /fr\ &J r Sir Edward Bunbury following Imhoof attributed this coin to 
 
 6/L&f~y Acarnania; Head, Hist. Num. p. 442, gives it to Bithynia. 
 
 90^ Leucas, B.C. 350-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Archaistic style, Head of 
 
 Pallas to left ; rev. Pegasus to right ; below, A ; others (4), with 
 
 Pegasus to left; symbols, &c, (1) bow ; rev. AEY; (2) shell and 
 
 A ; rev. AEY ; (3) patera and A ; rev. A ; (4) kantharos and AEY ; 
 
 rev. A, all fine 5 
 
 k . 905 Leucas, Staters as before, with head of Pallas and Pegasus to left ; 
 
 / symbols, &c. on obv. ; (1) vine-branch ; (2) shell ; (3) amphora ; 
 
 j{ /. / (4) shield and caduceus ; (5) no symbol, AEYKAAK2N; all the 
 
 others have AEY on obv., fine 5 
 
 906 Leucas, Staters (2) as in lot 904, with head of Pallas to right and 
 / Pegasus to left; symbols on obv. ; (1) thyrsos ; (2) Hermes tying 
 
 <y V / his sandal ; others (3), similar, with Pegasus to right ; symbols on 
 /^Zy/dw- j (1) term; (2) caduceus; and (3) kantharos, all fine 5 
 
 907 /Zeuc'as, Staters (3) as in lot 904, with head of Pallas and Pegasus to 
 
 right; symbols on obv. ; (1) bunch of grapes; (2) amphora and 
 
 y / y vine-branch ; (3) cock ; others, similar, with head of Pallas and 
 
 y< ' * Pegasus to left ; symbols on obv. ; (1) crested helmet between TI; 
 
 y?, y/(2) amphora and vine-branch ; (3) caduceus ; rev. patera above 
 
 yt *Z/ p egasuS} ail fi n4 , 6 
 
 908' Leucas, Staters (3) as in lot 904, with head of Pallas and Pegasus to 
 
 left ; symbols, &c. on obv. ; (1) anchor and API ; (2) seat with 
 
 yz cushion ; (3) A in wreath ; another, similar, Pegasus to right ; 
 
 symbol on obv., caduceus ; another, head of Pallas and Pegasus to 
 
 y? righ ymbol on obv., amphora and vine-branch ; and another, with 
 
 ^*^ Pegasus to left; symbol, caduceus, all fine 6 
 
 909 Leucas, Attic Didrachm, after B.C. 167, Statue of Aphrodite Aineias 
 
 with stag ; all within wreath ; rev. AEYKAAIfiN. Prow to right ; 
 
 y jl above, magistrate's name, 0EOKAH2, and crescent enclosing star ; 
 
 Cr\ y* Aand before, AY mon., wt. 127 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 280); another, 
 
 jy M similar, but behind Aphrodite, sceptre surmounted by dove; 
 
 y\A/fH' magistrate's name on rev. IA0YO2, wt. 125 grs., both fine and scarce 2 
 
 910 ^jEUCAS, Attic Didrachm, type as first coin in last lot, with magistrate's 
 , name NIKOMAXOY ; AY mon. and trident before prow, wt. 126 
 
 y * grs. ; another, as second coin in last lot, with sceptre behind 
 Aphrodite ; and on rev. above prow, magistrate's name, 20TION 
 and head of Helios; below, monogram of AKP, wt. 129 grs., both 
 Ine and scarce 2 
 
 Ja 
 
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 METROPOLIS. Ill 
 
 911 Metropolis, b.c. 350-250, Stater, Corinthian type, Head of Pallas and 
 Pegasus to left; beneath latter, M or MH mon. ; symbols on obv. 
 
 ^"7 0) fulmen ; (2) shield and AM. mon., both fine and excessively 
 
 912 Thyrrheium, b.c. 350-250, Staters, Corinthian type, Head of Pallas 
 and Pegasus to left; symbols, &c, (1) rhyton in form of griffin, 
 
 '/f tsmw ; rev. ; (2) Artemis holding two torches, EIII ; rev. ; (3) 
 
 ^ shield, Y ; rev. 0Y ; (4) ear-ring, 0Y ; rev. , all well preserved and 
 
 rare 4 
 
 913 Thyrrheium, Federal coinage, circa B.C. 167, Didrachm, Head of 
 beardless Acheloiis to right ; behind, EENOMENHS ; rev. 0^/j^ 
 
 t-tt'p YPPEIQN, Apollo Aktios naked, seated to left, holding bow; . ^/cr, J?/? 
 
 , > ^ before, monogram of AY. tot. 144 ars. (B. M. Cat. vl XXXi), line and /* s* ' 
 
 7 f 
 
 before, monogram of AY, wt. 144 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XXXi),fine and 
 very rare [PI. VII] J>, h/,/ 1 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 914 Alyzia, rev. types, Bow, club and quiver, AAY2AK3N, very rare ; Head 
 
 of Herakles, AAY, size 4. Argos, rev. types, Bull butting, 
 
 APrEION, size 3 ; Dog, size 4. Heracleia, rev. Lion and club, 
 
 j/f HPAKAHOTAN, size 2|, very rare. Leucas, rev. types, Chimera 
 
 ^ -^ to right or left (4 varieties) ; Lyre (2 varieties) ; Trident, and Club 
 
 ^Ty/^ varieties) -all about size 3. Oeniadae, Head of Zeus ; rev. Head of 
 
 / Acheloiis to right, I2NIAAAN (5 varieties), size 5 ; Head of Pallas to 
 
 left ; rev. Head of Acheloiis to left, size 4, mostly fine, and many rare 20 
 
 AETOLIA, LOORIS AND PHOCIS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 915 Aetolia, Federal coinage, B.C. 279-168, Tetradrachm, Head of Herakles 
 
 in lion's skin ; rev. AITOAQN, Aetolia wearing 1 "usia, seated to 
 ^^y/ right on pile of shields ; right hand leaning on spear ; short sword 
 in left ; before her, monogram and 25, wt. 261 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 
 284), very fine and very rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 916 Aetolia, Federal coinage, Didrachm, Young male head (Aetolos) to 
 
 right, laureate ; below, $1 ; rev. AITOA12N, Naked warrior 
 ^y^/f ^--^Aetolos), his kausia hanging at his back and sword under his arm, 
 standing to left, his foot on rock, and leaning on spear ; before him, 
 Kwo monograms of ATY and n AT (?), wt. 157 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 pi. xxx, 6), fine and exceedingly rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 917 Aetolia, Federal coinage, Didrachm, same type as the preceding 
 y~/ y coin; but on rev., before Aetolos A, wt. 159 grs., fine and exceedingly 
 
 <* *' & rare j 
 
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 112 AETOLIA, ETC. 
 
 918 Aetolia, Federal coinage, Drachm, Head of Artemis to right ; behind, 
 quiver and bow ; rev. AITfiAfiN, Aetolia seated to right on Gaulish 
 
 s// shield, head facing, leaning on spear and holding sword ; before her, 
 monogram of TAY (?), wt. 76 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxx, 7), well pre- 
 served and very rare 1 
 
 919 Aetolia, Federal coinage, Half -Drachms, Head of Atalanta wearing 
 kausia ; rev. AITQAfiN, Boar, (3 varieties with varying symbols and 
 
 ^ monograms). Locri Opuntii, Half-Drachms, Head of Persephone ; 
 
 rev. AOKP12N, The Locrian Ajax with sword and shield, (3 varieties 
 
 'with varying monograms and symbols on rev.) ; Obols (2), Amphora, 
 
 ' / OIION ; rev. Star, mostly well preserved 8 
 
 920 Locri Opuntii, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 369-338, Head of Persephone 
 
 to left, with corn-wreath ; rev. OIIONTIfiN, The Locrian Ajax to 
 
 / /? right, with sword and shield, the latter ornamented with griffin ; 
 
 ^V /> //.vfoQtweeri his legs, AIA2, wt. 184 grs. {Hist. Num. p. 285), rare, fine, 
 
 but has been slightly tooled on both sides 1 
 
 se- 
 
 921 Locri Opuntii, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but 
 on rev. the shield of Ajax is ornamented with a serpent and between 
 / js-^fcis feet is a helmet, wt. 188 grs., a fine specimen, but unfortunately 
 'erced, which, however, has taken but little from its original weight 1 
 
 S& 
 
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 922 Zocri Opuntii, Tetradrachm, usual type, as lot 920, but on rev. ser- 
 pent on shield and spear-head between feet of Ajax, wt. 181 grs., 
 fine and also pierced with a somewJiat larger hole 1 
 
 923 Locri Opuntii, Tetradrachm, similar to lot 920, but on rev. lion on 
 / . shield and helmet between feet of Ajax, wt. 184 grs., in fair con- 
 
 924 Locri Ozolae, B.C. 350-250, Staters, Corinthian type, Head of Pallas 
 
 and Pegasus to left ; on obv. AOKPfiN ; symbols on rev., and caduceus 
 fulmen ; another, similar, but head of Pallas to right ; before, 
 y/ t ~^ AOK ; behind, eagle's head,^ne and somewhat scarce 4 
 
 *** Mr. Head, Hist. Num., gives these coins to Locri Epizephyrii in 
 Bruttium ; Sir Edward Bunbury to Locri Ozolae. 
 
 925 Locri Ozolae, Staters (2), as in last lot with head of Pallas to left ; 
 
 symbol on rev., fulmen; another, with head of Pallas to right; 
 . p> under Pegasus AO ; Half-Drachms, Head of Pallas to left in 
 leather cap, AOK ; rev. Pegasus (2 varieties) ; and Locri Opuntii, 
 Half-Drachms (2) with rev. Ajax ; and Obol, with Amphora and Star 
 as in lot 919, well preserved 8
 
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 Bronze. 
 
 926 Aetolia, Federal coinage ; rev. types, AITOAfiN, Herakles standing 
 (3 var.) ; Spear-head and jaw of boar (4 var.), sizes 4-3. Amphissa 
 (Locris) ; rev. AM$I22EQN, Spear-head, jaw of boar and star, size 3, 
 
 / rare. Locri Opuntii ; rev. AOKPON, Bunch of grapes (3 var.), 
 
 ^y? size 2 ; Quadriga ; rev. Pallas Promachos ; Head of Zeus ; rev. 
 
 <^0^> Warrior with spear, &c, both size 4. Locri Epicnemidii ; rev. 
 
 / Bunch of grapes (2 var.), size 2. Elateia (Phocis), Bucranium, EA ; 
 
 rev. Athena in fighting attitude (2 var.), size 4, mostly fine, many 
 
 rare 17 
 
 Silver. 
 
 927 Phocis, circa b.c. 450, Triobols (3), Bull's head facing; rev. <K)KI, 
 Female head in incuse square, of archaic and later styles, wt. 45 grs. 
 circa ; another, similar, with rev. Head of Apollo, <M), wt. 46 grs. ; 
 
 S>l?0\)o\, Bull's head facing; rev. Forepart of boar, wt. 14 grs. 
 
 Delphi, Trihemiobol, Head of ram ; rev. Goat's head in incuse 
 
 (^X^square, wt. 22 grs. ; Tritemorion, Tripod ; rev. Circle with pellet in 
 
 centre, wt. 12 grs., all somewhat rare and well Reserved 7 
 
 928 Phocis, Triobols (3) as in previous lot with Head of Apollo and <J>D on 
 
 rev. ; Obols (2), with forepart of boar on rev. ; and Delphi, Tri- 
 j?7 sS s-^ -hemiobols (2), Head of ram to right or left ; rev. Goat's head ; one 
 ^ '* & inscribed AEA., all well preserved and somewhat rare 7 
 
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 Bronze. 
 
 929 Phocis, Three bulls' heads facing; rev. Laurel-wreath with T (Trichalkon), 
 
 size 5 ; Bull's head facing ; rev. <0 in wreath (7 var.), sizes 3-12 
 
 others, rev. types, OISYMAPXOY and <E>AAAIKOY in wreath, size 3 
 
 Head of Apollo, <12KEON (3 var.), sizes 4-3. Delphi, Imperial 
 
 rev. types, Omphalos ; Lyre on rock ; Bird ; Antoninus Pius, rev. 
 
 // Head of Demeter ; Faustina Senior, rev. types, Temple ; Apollo 
 
 with lyre ; Pallas Promachos ; IIY0IA in wreath ; and Head of 
 
 Demeter, sizes 5-3, well preserved and mostly rare 22 
 
 BOEOTIA. 
 
 930 Boeotia, in genere, circa B.c. 380, Stater, Boeotian Shield ; rev. BOIfi 
 divided by Amphora; above which, club, wt. 188 grs. (comp. B. M- 
 y. <? Cat.pl. v, 14) ; another, similar, but above amphora, bow and arrow, 
 wt. 184 grs., both very fine and scarce 2
 
 114 
 
 BOEOTIA. 
 
 / 
 
 931 BOEOTIA, in genere, Stater, type as in last lot; but above amphora, 
 bunch of grapes, 160 grs. ; Half Stater, similar type, but AI on either 
 side of amphora, which is in an incuse square, wt. 86 grs ; Quarter 
 
 y/. /3 Staters (2), similar type ; one with crescent at sides of amphora ; 
 the other with BOI and bunch of grapes, wt. 39 grs. each ; Half 
 ^-j Obol, Shield ; rev. Bunch of grapes ; another, Head ; rev. Bunch 
 //'J/ -y^f grapes, wt. 6 grs. each, all fine and scarce 6 
 
 932 4$oeotia, in genere, Stater, usual type as in lot 930 ; above amphora, 1 
 /.-^ bow, wt. 163 grs. ; Half-Stater, same type with AI on either side of \X^\ ( r/ 1 / 
 
 ^ amphora, pureed ; Quarter Staters (3), similar type with BOI on rev. 
 
 j 
 
 ? 
 
 5p 
 
 v* 
 
 and symbols, crescent, leaf, &c, all fine 
 
 
 933 Boeotia, in genere, Drachm, Head of Persephone facing ; rev. 
 
 BOIOTON, Poseidon holding dolphin and leaning on spear ; before 
 
 /'/{ *"" him, A and shield (?) ; others (3), Head of Poseidon laureate ; rev. 
 
 )- 4 /^ J50K2TQN, Nike holding wreath and trident, various monograms, 
 
 ' all fine and scarce 4 
 
 Boeotia, in genere, Drachms (5), Head of Poseidon ; rev. Nike with 
 wreath, &c. as in last lot ; various monograms, mostly fine. My- 
 CALESSUS, Obols (2)', Boeotian shield ; rev. MY, Fulmen, wt. 12 grs., 
 fine ^ m, 
 
 Coroneia, Half-Stater, Boeotian shield ; rev. 9 in centre of incuse 
 square, wt. 89 grs. ; and Obol, same type, wt. 15 grs. Haliartus, 
 Stater, same type with g in centre of incuse square on rev., wt 
 187 grs. ; and Quarter Obol, same type, wt. 3 J grs., fine and all very 
 rare 
 
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 934 
 935 
 
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 936 Haliartus, b.c. 550, Stater, Boeotian shield with ornamental border ; 
 / f> rev. g in centre of incuse square, wt. 185 grs. ; another, similar, but 
 y ' x ^ j^hhield on obv. without border, wt. 185 grs., both fine 2 
 
 * 
 
 937 
 
 938 
 
 / 
 
 Haliartus, b.c. 387-374, Stater, Boeotian shield ; on which, trident ; 
 
 ., rev. ARIARTI02, Poseidon naked, striking with trident, wt. 177 grs., 
 
 . M. Cat, pi. vii, 16), well preserved and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 HOMENUS,B.c. 387-384, Stater, Boeotian shield; rev. EPXO on either 
 side of Amphora ; above, EYD ; on right, ear of corn, wt. 167 grs., 
 very well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 Orchomenus, b.c. 387-384, Stater, Boeotian shield ; rev. Free horse to 
 
 right; below, EPX; above, EYAOPO, wt, 177 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 i^./v hr~s pl- viii, 8), rubbed, but of excessive rarity /, /* //" L^jtk) 1 
 
 940 Pharae, B.C. 550-480, Stater, Boeotian shield ; rev. & in centre of incuse 
 a . mill-sail pattern, wt. 188 grs. (B. M. Cat. pl ix, 1), fine and extremely 
 
 939 
 
 I- It? 
 
 <-+-)& 
 
 IS^U 
 
 rare 
 
 *+* From the Bompois collection,
 
 TAN AGRA. 115 
 
 SEVENTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 BOEOTIA continued. 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 941 Tanagra, b.c. 387-374, Stater, Boeotian shield ; rev. TA above fore- 
 
 / /u i^s P art ^ norse springing to right in concave field, wt. 181 grs., well *"(/~-2f/?-)/y 
 
 preserved and very rare JL + fa- 1 
 
 942 Tanagra, Stater, same type as the preceding coin ; but on rev. Forepart 
 of horse in sunk square, wt. 187 grs. ; and Half-Stater, Boeotian 
 
 -^f yy shield ; rev. TT in alternate divisions of mill-sail pattern, wt. 94 grs. ; 
 
 another, similar, but with TA at sides of shield on obv., wt. 88 grs., 
 
 O^I^i well preserved and rare 3 
 
 943 Tanagra, Half-Stater, as in previous lot, pierced ; Quarter-Staters (2), 
 / usual type, with forepart of horse to right or left on rev., wt. 
 
 /7{//t /*7 ^ $ rs ' eac ^ > anc ^ O^ols (7), of similar types but varied, well pre- 
 y served and an interesting series 10 
 
 944 Thebes, Staters (2), early style, B.C. 600-550, Boeotian shield; rev. 
 ^4, (B in centre of mill-sail incuse, wt. 190 grs. and 188 grs. (B. M. 
 
 (P^*' '" Cat. pi. xi, 1), both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 945 Thebes, Stater, type as in last lot, wt. 485 grs. ; and Quarter-Stater, 
 same, wt. 46 grs. ; also Half and Quarter-Staters, with mill-sail 
 
 ' / A^incuse only on rev. ; no in centre, wis. 94 and 46 grs., all well pre- 
 r/^served and interesting pieces 4 
 
 946 Thebes, Stater, usual type, with in centre of rev. ; Half-Staters (2), 
 similar, one with rough incuse, the other with mill-sail incuse, wt. 
 
 ^t/<7 94 grs. each ; and Quarter-Stater, Boeotian shield : rev. Amphora in 
 
 / /sunk square ; on left, , wt. 45 grs. all well preserved for these coins 
 
 and scarce 4 
 
 <ft 
 
 947 Thebes, Stater, B.C. 446-426, Boeotian shield \ rev. EBAI02, Hera- 
 kles naked, kneeling on one knee and stringing his bow ; club in 
 ^ //'"front ; all in incuse square, wt. 183 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xii, 3), very 
 . fine and of the highest rarity [PI. VII] iy//^ mm % 1
 
 116 BOEOTIA. 
 
 948 Thebes, Stater, circa B.C. 426-385, Boeotian shield ; rev. E divided by 
 Amphora in incuse square, wt. 186 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 
 12); another, similar, but on left of amphora, leaf, wt. 187 grs. ; 
 another, similar, but amphora in concave field ; on left, bow, wt 
 
 183 grs., all fine and scarce 3 
 
 949 Thebes, Staters (3), same type as last lot ; but Amphora in incuse 
 square on rev. in each case ; on one there is a leaf to left of Am- 
 
 jf* - w^phora^wtf. 183-4 grs. each, all fine and scarce 3 
 
 950 Thebes, Stater, B.C. 426-395, Boeotian shield ; rev. E at sides of Head 
 s^S* ^s of bearded Dionysos, wearing wreath of ivy, wt. 170 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 ^ fr- '^A/Splr XIIL.5), very fine and very rare [PL VII] 1 
 
 951 Thebes, Stater, same type as the preceding, wt. 189 grs., well preserved 
 
 952 THEBES^otater, B.C. 395-387, Boeotian shield ; rev. E, Infant Hera- 
 kles seated front, head to right, strangling two serpents; club to 
 
 . 2 to right, wt. 181 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 297), fine and extremely rare 
 [PI VII] 1 
 
 953 Thebes, Stater, B.C. 387-374, Boeotian shield ; rev. Amphora dividing 
 magistrate's name ArAA (comp. Hist. Num. p. 297) ; others (3), 
 
 "y /, similar, with magistrates' names, ANAP, ANTI (dolphin above 
 ~ amphora) and A^O (bunch of grapes to right of amphora), average 
 fi< ytf. 184 grs., all very fine 4 
 
 954 Thebes, Staters, same as in preceding lot, but with magistrates' names 
 /. on rev. ANTI, FAST (corn-grain above) ; AAMO (wreath above), 
 
 <^V^A //'"and EIIAM, average wt. 184 grs., well preserved 4 
 
 955 Thebes, Staters, same type as lot 953 ; with magistrates' names, EnilA > 
 
 / C *r* (shield above) ; EXE (leaf to right) ; EO (caduceus above) ; HIKE /jfft 
 f irALf ( C ^ U ^ aDove ; leaf to right), average wt. 184 grs., all fine 4 
 
 956 Thebes, Staters, same type as lot 953 ; with magistrates' names, EXE 
 /y /jf^ (club above, leaf to right and left) ; KAAAI ; KAIO ; KPAT., wt. 
 
 ' f^/ft^ 9 rs - eacn > very fine 4 
 
 957 Thebes, Staters, same type as lot 953 ; with magistrates' names, HEAI ; 
 /y ^^TIMI (club above; leaf to left); #APO (wreath above); XAPO 
 
 (pi Yi /ff >^ wreath above), average wt. 186 grs., all fine 4 
 
 958 Thebes, Stater, same type as lot 953 ; magistrate's name, IITOI, wt. 
 
 186 grs. ; Half-Drachms (4), Boeotian shield ; rev. EB or EBH, 
 
 > Amphora ; above which, club, average wt. 39 grs. ; Obol, Shield ; rev. 
 
 ^/. r E, Head of Young Herakles. Thespiae, Obol, Shield ; rev. E2II, 
 
 Two crescents, wl 11 grs. ; others, (3), rev. ES above crescent, 
 
 vt. 12 grs. each, well preserved, some fine 10 
 
 9
 
 BOEOTIA, ETC. 117 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 959 BOEOTIA, in genere ; rev. types, BOIQTON, Nike hurling thunderbolt 
 (3 var.), size 4 ; Poseidon standing (2 var.), size 3 ; Trident (3 var.), 
 size 1. Orchomenus, Shield ; rev. Star, EPXO. in rays, size 2, rare. 
 Plataea, Shield ; rev. IIAA across field, size 5^, very rare. Tanagra, 
 Shield ; rev. TAN across field, size 5 ; Imperial, Germanicus ; rev. 
 Apollo facing ; Antoninus Pius ; rev. Dionysos in temple, size 7 ; 
 M. Aurelius; rev. Hermes (1) facing, TANArPAION, size 6. Thebes ; 
 
 S/fcfg/7 Wp> Club, with shield, caduceus, arrow, and bow (6 var.), size 2 ; 
 Imperial, Head of Herakles ; rev. EIII APXI LTEMMTIAOY, Club 
 and thyrsos crossed, size 4|. Thespiae ; rev. Lyre in wreath, 
 size 3, (3 var.) ; Shield ; rev. ES across field, size 5, many fine and 
 some rare 25 
 
 EUBOEA. 
 
 Silver, 
 
 960 Carystus, Didrachm, circa B.C. 313-265, Cow suckling calf; rev. 
 ?/^sjfr^ KAPY2, Cock to right, wt. 114 grs., (B. M. Cat pi. xvm, 5), very 
 
 C*' f/^ fine and extremely rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 96TT Carystus, Drachm, Head of Herakles in lion's skin; rev. KAP above 
 
 recumbent bull, wt. 57 grs. ; another, similar type, with club 
 
 _^>y under bull and legend KAPY, wt. 57 grs. ; Diobol (?), Head of 
 
 (pC^ & ' -< * .^Apollo; rev. Cock, wt. 20 grs. ; another, of earlier date, Bull to 
 
 right, KA. ; rev. Mill-sail incuse, wt. 17 grs. Chalcis, Tetrobol, 
 
 /^^*^WxJ^ ea, d f Hera facing ; rev. XAAKI above prow ; below, 222IIIA, 
 
 wt. 41 grs. (Mionnet, no. 30), very rare. Eretria (?), Half-Drachm, 
 
 Head of Nymph to left ; rev. EY, Bull's head facing, wt. 36 grs:, 
 
 mostly fine 6 
 
 962 Chalcis (?), Didrachm, B.C. 600, Wheel of four spokes ; rev. Incuse 
 ^/t? ^--^square, wt. 132 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 303) ; Drachm of same type, wt. 
 
 i^y ^ 9 rs ' > an( ^ Cbols (2), wt. 10 grs., all fine and very rare 4 
 
 963 Chalcis, Drachms, Female to right ; rev. XAA, Flying eagle with ser- 
 pent ; symbols, wreath, trophy, &c. (5 varieties) ; Half-Drachms (2), 
 
 . similar, but eagle holds hare in its claws. Eretria (1), Half-Drachm, 
 as in previous lot. Histiaea, Drachm, Head of Maenad ; rev. I3TI, 
 Bull and vine with grapes, wt. 51 grs. ; Tetrobols (3), Head of 
 Maenad ; rev. Histiaea seated on prow, average wt. 34 grs., mostly 
 fine 12 
 
 964 Eretria (X), Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 500, Gorgon head facing; rev. 
 Incuse square, within which lion's head facing, tot. 261 grs. (B. M. 
 
 4 ' '"Cat. pi. xxn, 8), fine and extremely rare, but pierced [PL VII] 1 
 
 <^A
 
 118 EUBOEA. 
 
 965 Eretria (?), Didrachm, circa B.C. 600, Gorgon head facing ; rev. Rough 
 j/\f^ J" Jriicuse, wt. 130 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxil, 3), fine and very rare 1 
 
 966 Eretria, Tetradrachm, B.C. 480-445, Cow to right, scratching herself 
 , with her right hind foot ; on her back, a swallow ; rev. Sepia ; to 
 
 ^fyf J-^ left, E (retrograde), wt. 268 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 306), extremely fine 
 and very rare, of thick fabric [PI. VII] 1 
 
 967 Eretria, Didrachm, B.C. 480-445, Cow to right, scratching herself 
 
 with her right hind foot ; below E ; she stands on ground ; rev. 
 
 Sepia in incuse square, wt. 131 grs., extremely fine and very rare, of 
 
 it fabric [PI. VII] 1 
 
 stria, Didrachm, similar type to lot 966, with E retrograde on rev. ; 
 
 ^Sepia in incuse square, vjL 124 grs. ; Drachm, similar type, but 
 
 j/ftf. & with cow to left, wt. 62 grs. ; and Obol, head of bull facing ; rev. 
 
 Sepia, wt. 10 grs., all rare and well preserved 3 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 969 CARYSTUS; rev. types, KA, Bull's head facing, size 3 (2 var.) ; 
 / Dolphin, size 3. Chalcis, rev. types, Eagle with serpent (2 var.) ; 
 
 V^ __JWreath, size 3 ; Imperial, Nero, rev. Turreted female head, 
 ^ XAAKIAEQN, size 5 ; Lucius Verus, rev. Female seated holding 
 
 patera, same legend, size 6. Eretria, rev. Bull recumbent, size 3 : 
 HiSTlAEA ; rev. types, Bull's head facing ; Forepart of bull ; and 
 Bull to right, size 2, mostly fine 15 
 
 ATTICA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 970 Athens, Tetradrachm, Archaic style, B.C. 590-525, Head of Athena, 
 y wearing round earring and close-fitting crested helmet ; rev. A0E, 
 ' O Owl to right, head facing in incuse square ; on left, olive spray, 
 
 wt. 249 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. I, 3) ; another, similar, but no legend 
 visible on rev., wt. 264 grs. (ib. pi. I, 2), both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 971 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to the preceding lot ; 
 /+ one piece is of globular form, wts. 264 grs. and 263 grs., both well 
 
 <?\ /' \? preserved and rare 2 
 
 972 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 970 j one has the 
 / y v square on the rev. well defined, wts. 261 grs. and 253 grs., both well 
 
 '//Jp resef t Vlt & an( L rar e 2 
 
 973 ATHENsJTetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 970 ; but one 
 y- tf y^reaas E only on rev. ; and on the other the hair of Athena is 
 
 * J waved, wt. 261 grs. each, both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 //.
 
 ATHENS. 119 
 
 974 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 970 ; on one the . 
 
 j/ hair is represented by straight downward lines, and on the other ^ a 
 
 " / by P ellets ' wis - 265 and 264 ** ( com P- B - M - Cat > P l T ' 10 and 9 )' ' 
 
 /Q/k**j both well preserved and rare 2 
 
 975 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 970 ; on one 
 
 specimen, around the neck of Pallas is the aegis knotted, two 
 
 / serpents proceeding from it ; and on the rev. the positions of the 
 
 ^y^V^-legend and the olive-branch are transposed, wt. 259 grs. (Num. 
 
 Chron. 1881, pi. iv, 2) ; on the other piece the hair of Athena is 
 
 /S? * represented by dots and dotted lines ; the helmet is ornamented 
 
 (/J^**y \n\h leaves; behind owl, crescent., wt. 265 grs., both well preserved, 
 
 rf the first a very rare variety 2 
 
 976 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 970 ; on one 
 
 specimen the hair is represented by dotted lines and hangs over the 
 neck en queue, and the incuse square on the reverse is well defined, 
 /// , wt. 265 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1881, pi. iv, 2) ; and on the 
 other the helmet of Athena is ornamented with leaves; behind 
 owl, crescent., wt. 264 grs., both very fine and rare 2 
 
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 977 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar to last lot, but on the first piece the 
 hair of Athena is represented by wavy lines ; and on the rev. the 
 
 v 4 6 olive-branch has six leaves, wts. 264 and 254 grs., both well preserved 
 and rare 2 
 
 978 Athens, Tetradrachms, B.C. 527-430, Head of Athena to right, of some- 
 what less Archaic style ; her helmet is ornamented with three leaves ; 
 
 -/^y //r^ rev ' ^ w l t righ^ nea( l facing ; before, AE ; behind, olive-branch 
 
 and crescent, wt. 265 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. in, 2) ; another, similar, 
 
 xJ.'.v/ slightly varied, wt. 265 grs., both very fine 2 
 
 979 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar to the preceding lot ; one has necklace 
 / jA large pearls ; on the other the hair falls low down the neck, and 
 
 7\^*/a is represented by dotted lines ; both struck on oblong flans, wts. 264 
 and 265 grs., both very fine 2 
 
 980 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to last lot, but struck 
 ^?S* 3 ffl round flans, wts. 263 and 265 grs., both very fine 2 
 
 981 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to the preceding lot, /> f 
 ./f*s w t, 261 grs. each, both fine //$ ' J\ L/" 2 
 
 982 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar type and style to lot 980, wt. 265 grs. 
 _ , / & ^each, both well preserved 2 
 
 983 Ajhens, Tetradrachms, similar, wts. 254 and 263 grs., both fine 2 
 
 984 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar, wts. 258, 260 and 264 grs., the second fine, #, 
 yx^^ the others well preserved 3 -1
 
 120 ATTICA. 
 
 985 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar, but two are of Asiatic work, (B. M. 
 
 ^-//fu^> ^ at ' $" VII ^' wi ' "^ 9 rs ' eac ^ } Me first fine the others well pre- a 
 
 ' served ZJ 3 ^ 
 
 986 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar, but of rather rough work, and struck 
 
 . 6 \*** on irregularly shaped flans, wts. 265, 264 and 263 grs., in fair con- C/j 
 *u */o i*" dition 3 
 
 987 Athens, Didrachms (2), of Archaistic style, usual type, the helmet of 
 ^S/> y yAthena is ornamented with leaves, wts. 132 and 117 grs. ; Drachms 
 
 ^ / (5) of same style and type, average wt. 65 grs. ; and others (2) with 
 
 Cr/?/ janiformed Head on obv. ; and rev. Owl facing between two branches 
 -&&T. *ho{ olive, wts. 61 and 60 grs., all well preserved, the last two a rare type 9 
 
 988 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 220, Head of Athena to right, 
 
 wearing crested helmet, ornamented with griffin and foreparts of 
 
 -7 ^-^four horses; rev. AE, Owl standing facing on amphora; on either 
 
 ^ /' *^ side, monogram ; to right pilei of Dioscuri ; all within wreath (B. M. 
 
 Cat. no. 296) ; another similar, with different monograms ; to left, 
 
 rudder (ib. no. 287) ; another, similar ; to right of Owl, aplustre ; 
 
 to left IIP (var. ib. no. 302), all extremely fine and rare varieties 3 
 
 *3.* The coins of this lot and the succeeding ones to no. 1029 are all of 
 
 the wide spread fabric. 
 
 989 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar to the preceding lot; (1) with monogram 
 / on either side of owl ; on right, pilei of Dioscuri ; (2) with mono- 
 
 c\< grams and no name of AE (B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 7) ; (3) Magis- 
 trate's name AHMH. IEPO., Macedonian helmet surmounted by 
 star (ib. no. 367), all fine and rare 3 
 
 990 Athens, Tetradrachms, similar to no. 988; (1) with monograms and 
 
 no name of AE ; (2) Magistrate's name, AHMH. IEPO., helmet 
 
 y^V ^"with star, both as in last lot ; (3) monogram, and AO, ME, 
 
 AY^IA ; to right, forepart of horse (B. M. Cat. no. 307), all fine and 
 
 rare 3 
 
 991 Athens, Tetradrachm, with name of Mithradates VI, King of Pontus, 
 / usual type, with rev. legend BA2IAE. MI0PAAATH2, API2TIQN, 
 
 cK 'f' and star between two crescents (B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 5, and Num. 
 Chron. 1881, p. 85, and pi. iv, 4), somewhat oxydised on rev., exceedingly 
 rare 1 
 
 992 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196 (B. M. Cat. pi. x, seqq.), similar 
 , tVtot"988,jwith magistrates' names, &c. (1) AMMONI02, HPAKAE, 
 
 /'/*" KAAAIA2, two torches ; (2) AM<S>IA2, OINCXMAOS, Demeter with / 2 
 a two torches; (3) AMSIKPATH2, APIS (?), EmSTPATOS, two / 
 
 } * ffl* ears o{ com . ( 4 ) ANAPEA2, XAPINAYTH2, KPIT, Dionysos and 
 Demeter, all fine (ZA Jr\w) 4 
 
 "%* From this point the coins are arranged so far as possible according 
 to the alphabetical order of the first magistrate's name.
 
 ATHENS. 121 
 
 993 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 y &c, (1) AMM0JNT02, EYnOAE, KAAAIA2, two torches ; (2) 
 
 y^4 ^J&TIOXOS, NIKOr, NIKONH., elephant ; (3) AnEAAIKfiN, 
 
 c^N ^ TOPriAS, XAPE; under griffin, 2102; (4) API, HPA2T0<*>, 
 
 API5T0K, club, lion's skin and bow-case, all fine 4 
 
 %* Mr. Head (B. M. Cat. p. xli), identifies the Antiochus on this and 
 the following coins with Antiochus IV of Syria, who was residing 
 in Athens for some time previous to his accession, B. C. 175. 
 
 994 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) ANT10X02, KAPAIXOS. ArA0A, elephant ; (2) AIIEA- 
 
 V ^ AIKfiN, TOPriAS, APrEI ; under griffin, 02 J (3) API2TIQN, 
 s; <MAfiN, E0, Pegasus drinking : (4) AP0n02, MNASArO, AnOA, 
 
 ^*;^^Eros crowning himself, all fine 4 
 
 / * 4r * Apellikon on the above and following coins is probably Apellikon 
 of Teos, the strong partizan of Mithradates VI, of Pontus {see 
 B. M. Cat. p. xlvii). 
 
 995 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / &c, (1) ANTI0X02, KAPAIX02, ArA0A, elephant ; (2) AIIEA- 
 
 *< ^X AIKfiN, TOPriAS, APrE, griffin; (3) API2TI0N. 4>IAP0M0, 
 ^^^JPegasus drinking ; (4) APXI, TIM02, AHMHTPI, Isis, fine 4 
 
 996 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 y &c, (I) ANTI0X02, KAPAIK02, EIPHNA, elephant; (2) AIIEA- 
 
 <?% AIKfiN, TOPriAS., AE2NI (?), under griffin, AS ; (3) A$P0AI2I, 
 AlOrE, EAIH, double cornucopias ; (4) AXAI02, HAI, EYAHM02, 
 cornucopia? and ears of corn, all fine 4 
 
 997 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) ASPOAISI, AIOrE, 2ATY, double cornucopise ; (2) AXAI02, * 
 /./*. ~~ HAI ^ An0AA0Aj cornucopige an a ears of corn; (3) TAAY, EXE, $& 
 
 h Z. /<~ bust of Helios ; (4) AAMflN, S2IKPATH2, NIKONO, quiver 
 
 and bow, all fine lfd& ^ 4 
 
 998 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) AMMfiAlO, plemochoe with ears of corn ; (2) AXAI02, 
 HAI, IIY0KAH2, cornucopia? and ear of corn ; (3) AAMON, / 'j&f 
 202IKPATH2, EOAOP, quiver and bow; (4) AHMEA2, EPMO- y * 
 
 fj*** KAH2, EYMEI (?), head-dress of Isis, all fine ^ //?#/// 4 
 
 999 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / &c, (1) AXAI02, HAI, nY0KAH2, cornucopia? and two e*rs of 
 /* F> corn; (2) AHMHTPI02, ArA0innO2, pilei of Dioscuri; (3) 
 
 AlOrE, nOSEI, AHMH, Demeter ; (4) AI0NY2, AI0NY2I, 
 ANTI^A, Helios in quadriga, all fine 4 
 
 // 
 
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 122 ATTIC A s 
 
 1000 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) AAMfiN, 202IKPATH2, KPITfiN, quiver and bow ; (2) 
 AHMEA2, EPMOKAH2, 2021, head-dress of Isis; (3) AHMHOS, 
 TPIArA0innO2, OAY, pilei of Dioscuri ; (4) AIONY2I02, 
 MNA2JAFOPA2, Dionysos holding kantharos and thyrsos, all fine, 
 the last piece extremely rare if not unique 4 
 
 1001 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) AHMHTPI02, ArA0IIIIIO2, pilei of Dioscuri; (2) AIO- 
 NY2I, AIONY2I, API2TO, Helios in quadriga; (3) AIOTIM02, 
 EYPAI02 (t), MArAS KAE, no symbol ; (4) AOPO0E, AlO$, 
 fore-part of lion, all fine 4 
 
 1002 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / &c.,(l) AIONY2I, AIONYSI, APIS, Helios in quadriga; (2) AOPO0E, 
 
 <%% AIOKAE, AIO*, fore-part of lion ; (3) EnirENH, 202ANAP02, 
 
 Jj/fy/ KAAAIKPA, eagle ; (4) EYMHA02, KAAAIM2N, HP A, Tyche, all 
 
 J&jy*fine 4 
 
 1003 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) AHMHTPI02, ArA0innO2, An, pilei of Dioscuri ; (2) 
 EnirENH, 202ANAP02, EYMH, eagle ; (3) EIIirENH, 22AN- 
 AP02, HAIOAO, eagle ; (4) EYMHA02, KAAAKM2N, HPA, Tyehe, 
 
 all fine 4 
 
 1004 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c., (1) AIONY2I, A10NY2I, APIS, Helios in quadriga; (2) EIII- 
 ^y z^TENH, 202ANAP02, EYMH, eagle ; (3) EYMAPEIAH2, KAEO- 
 ^ \ MEN, ASK, Triptolemus in car ; (4) EYMHA02, EOEENAH2, 
 ^Je^/tH Theseus (1), all fine 4 
 
 1005 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) AIONY2I, AIONY2I, MHTPO, Helios in quadriga; (2) - 
 /,/0^, EnirENH, 202ANAP02, EYMH, eagle; (3) EYMHA02, KAA- ^ 
 
 AI<M2N. IOK, Tyche; (4) EYPYKAEI, APIAPA, HPAKAEI, the 
 yl I- & ' **' three Charites, all fine 4 
 
 %* Kalliphon was one of the leaders of the Roman party at Athens in 
 the time of the Mithradatic war (B. M. Cat. pi. xlviii). 
 
 1006 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / , &c, (1) EnirENH, 202AN AP02, AEINOK, eagle ; (2) EnirENH, 
 
 <?< e?V^22ANAP02, HAIOAfi, eagle; (3) EYMAPEIAH2, KAEOMEN, 
 * * MHTP, Triptolemus in car ; (4) EYMAPEIAH2, AAKIAAM, AION, 
 '^vf^^^^^ r ^ ^ emus m car > all fine 4 
 
 1007 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) EYPVKAEI, APIAPA, BENOKPA, the three Charites ; 
 /# _j(2) ZQIA02, EYANAP02, Z0IAO2, bee; (3) HPAKAEIAK2, 
 *> ?' EYKAH2, AIOK, Nike dropping tessera into vase ; (4) HPAK- 
 AEI AH2, EYKAH2, AlONV20T.(?), same symbol, mostly fine 4 
 
 /
 
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 c^ 
 
 CK~4 
 
 ATHENS. 123 
 
 1008 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c.,(l)EmrENH, 202ANAP02, M 02X1, eagle; (2) EYPVKAEI, 
 
 /s^r APIAPA, KAAAI, the three Charites ; (3) EMI2TO, EOIIOM- 
 X II02, API2TO, trophy on prow; (4) EOAOT02, 2OTA2, 
 KAEO$ANH2, no symbol, fine 4 
 
 1009 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) EMI2TO, 0EOIIOM, ^IAONI, trophy on galley ; (2) 
 
 'y// EMI2TO, EOIIOMII02, MENOI, trophy on galley; (3) 
 ' * EO^PA, 2TA, HPAKON, winged fulmen ; (4) KAPAIX, 
 EPrOKAE, $EIAI, prow of galley,^ 4 
 
 1010 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c, (1) 0EOAOTO2, 2OTA2, KAEO$ANH2, no symbol; (2) 
 
 ^^EO^PA, 2OTA, <IAHM, winged fulmen; (3) IKE2I02, 
 
 t^Cy 
 
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 A2KAHIIIAAH2, EO, wreath; (4) KAPAIX, EPrOKAE, 
 s^&yf JL A I, prow of galley, all fine 4 
 
 1011 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 fec, (1) KAPAIX, EPrOKAE, MENA, prow of galley; (2) 
 
 y^^KOINTOS, KAEA2, 3>IAQTAA(!), seated figure crowned by 
 Nike; (3) AY2AN, TAAYK02, SlAOKrA, cicada; (4) AY2AN, 
 TAAYKOS, A0HNOBI, cicada, fine 4 
 
 %* Kointos is probably Quintus Caecilius Metellus (B.C. 146). 
 
 1012 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / ^&c, (1) KAEO$ANH2, EIIIETE2, conical stone draped; (2) 
 
 KOINT02, KAEA2, AIONY2I, seated figure crowned by Nike ; 
 (3) KTH2I, ETMA, Nike with wreath; (4) AY2ANAP02, 
 OINO^IAOS, poppy-head and two ears of corn, all fine 4 
 
 1013 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, v <* \A 
 
 &c, (1) AY2AN, TAAYK02, SIAOKPA, cicada; (2) MENEA, 
 
 y ^ -, EniTENO, OSEAO, Asklepios resting on staff; (3) MIKIQN, 
 
 6% <*- '' EYPYKAEI, API2TO, two naked figures; (4) MIKI, EO<t>PA, 
 
 ^^r^Nike in quadriga, all fine 4 
 
 1014 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 / &c, (1) AY2AN, TAAYK02, NIKAM2P, cicada; (2) MENEA, 
 
 ^C^>^EIlirENO, AAEEA, Asklepios; (3) MIKIflN, EYPYKAEI, 
 
 TOPrin, two naked figures ; (4) MIKI, EO^PA, Nike in quad- 
 
 ^^; riga, all fine 4 
 
 1015 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) MENEA, EHirENO, NIKOr, Asklepios; (2) MHTPO- 
 
 ^ jg^MtPOX, ANTISANH2, MIATIAAH2, bunch of grapes ; (3) MHTPO- 
 
 AOP02, EYKPA, AHMO20EN, same symbol; (4) MHTPO- 
 
 AOP02, M IKY, AHMO20E, same symbol, all fine 4
 
 124 ATTICA. 
 
 1016 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 > &c, (1) MIKION, EYPYKAEI, API2TO, two naked figures ; (2) 
 
 J^y// MIKION, EYPYKAEI, BOYKATTH2, same symbols; (3) MNA- 
 
 ^ '' 2EA2, NE2TOP, plemochoe and ears of corn; (4) NIKHTH2, 
 
 rf/ AIONY2I02, EMBI, Gorgon head, all fine 4 
 
 1017 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 &c.,(l) MIKION, EYPYKAEI, API2TO, two naked figures ; (2) same 
 
 ^y^but last name IIAPA ; (3) NIKHTH2, AIONY2I02, ME, Gorgon 
 ^"head; (4) EENOKAH2, APMOEEN02, seated figure, facing, 
 6/^^/ unpublished, all fine 4 
 
 1018 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) MIKION, EYPYKAEI, A2KAH, two naked figures; (2) 
 
 J-y /j NIKHTH2, AIONY2I02, AH, Gorgon head ; (3) NIKHTH2, 
 
 ^ ' ^ AIONY2I02, MENE, same symbol ; NIKOrENHS, KAAAIMAX02, 
 
 KAAAIE02, no symbol, all fine 4 
 
 1019 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &c, (1) MIKION, EYPYKAE, AHMO, two naked figures ; (2) MIKI, 
 EO$PA, Nike in quadriga; (3) EENOKAH2, APMOEEN02, 
 dolphin and trident ; (4) nOAEMON, AAKETH2, nATPO, tripod, 
 
 all fine 4 
 
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 1020 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' 
 names, &c, (1) MIKION, EYPYKAEI, AP22TOS (sic), two naked 
 figures ; (2) EENOKAH2, APMOEENOS, dolphin and trident ; (3) 
 IIOAEMON, AAKETHS, nATPO, tripod ; (4) IIOAVTI. Z., mono- 
 gram, all fine, the last coin belongs to the earlier period, B.C. 220-197 4 
 
 1021 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 , &c, (1) NIKOrENES, KAAAIMAX02, KAAAI0EO2, no symbol ; 
 
 -/.//, */ (2) similar, but under amphora IT for AI ; (3) EENOKAH2, 
 
 &^ yfoy , APMOEEN02, seated figure leaning on staff"; (4) similar, symbol, 
 
 /^%^**sefpent, all fine 4 
 
 1022 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names 
 % y - &c, (1) nOAEMON, AAKETH2, 0EOAOTO2, tripod ; (2) 
 
 yy^ /^nOAEMON, AAKETH2, TIMON, tripod; (3) IIOAEMON, 
 AAKETH2, APIS, tripod; (4) similar, last name AIIOAAOAO, 
 tripod, all fine 4 
 
 f * i 
 
 / 
 
 1023 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 
 &e., (1) nOAEMON, AAKETH2, AHOAAOAO, tripod ; (2) IIOAY- 
 
 if* /fX'RPM, NIKOr, EMI2TOKAH, winged caduceus ; (3) similar, but 
 
 /fy/ >hird name, KAPAIXOY : (4) similar, third name, $lAOA, all fine 4
 
 ATHENS. 125 
 
 1024 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' names, 
 s &c, (1) 20KPATH2, AIONY20AO, A0HNI, Apollo (1) holding 
 
 C^ figures of three Charites ; on either side, griffin ; (2) TIMAPXOY, 
 / 3 NIKAro, MNA2IK, anchor and star ; (3) similar, third name, 
 fcANOKAE ; (4) XAPINAYTHS, AIONY, API2TEA2, Demeter 
 ^^^^^Jjolding two torches, all fine 4 
 
 1025 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' 
 
 names, &c, (1) SOTAAH2, EMISTOKAH2, bundle of twigs ; ff/f 
 fiA** ^ 2 ) TIMAPXOY, NIKArO, AY2IA, anchor and star; (3) $IAO- X 
 
 KPATH2, KAAAI4>fiN, Nike; (4) XAPINAYTH2, AIIOAAOA, 
 **"* API2TEA2, Demeter with torches, all fine fjjjk V" ' 4 
 
 1026 Athens, Tetradrachms, after b.c. 196, usual type, magistrates' 
 
 names, &c, (1) AM$IKPATS, EYA, EIH2TPAT02, two ears of 
 
 '// corn; (2) ANTIOX02, NIKOr, NIKfiNH, elephant; (3) API2- 
 
 TK2N,$IAfiN, HrE (f), pegasus ; (4) APOII02, MNASArO, AnOA, 
 
 Eros crowning himself, in fine condition 4 
 
 (7C 6*-t 
 
 1027 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' 
 names, &c, (1) AHMHTPI02, ArAOIIIIIOS, $1, pilei of Dioscuri ; 
 (2) KAPAIX, EPrOKAE 0EMI, prow of galley; (3) MENEA, 
 ?/^ EnirENO, AIOA, Asklepios; (4) IlOAENfiN, AAKETH2, TIMO, 
 tripod ; (5) SANOKAH2, AIIOAAflNIO, BAKKIOS (?), Artemis 
 with torch, in fair condition 5 
 
 <7va> 
 
 1028 Athens, Tetradrachms, after B.C. 196, usual type, magistrates' 
 
 / a ^^ names, &c, (1) MIKJfiN, EYPVKAE, IIAPA, two naked youths; 
 
 / ' (2) nOAYXAPM, NIKOr, 0EMI2TOKAH, caduceus ; (3) XAPI, fjfr 
 
 ~ / i HPA, cock, pierced; (4) XAPINAYTH2, NIKA, API2TEA2, \ 
 
 'f-^'ll'ly Demeter holding two torches; (5) EIIirENH, 202ANAP02 .... 
 
 eagle, in fair condition L/)Jh Ve. 5 
 
 r< 
 
 1029 Athens, Tetradrachms (3), B.C. 220-197, usual type but earlier style; 
 on rev., (1) two monograms and Nike ; (2 and 3) two monograms and 
 trophy ; others, of later style, after B.C. 196, magistrates' names &c, / j& 
 (1) MIKION, EYPYKAEI, TOPriP, two naked figures; (2) ' 
 
 #^ t EYMEPEIAH2, AAKIAAMO, Triptolemus in chariot drawn by 
 
 / serpents, in fair condition, the first three are all pierced iJfjL /v^V 5 
 
 1030 Athens, Drachms (8) of the early and later periods, and Triobols, 
 
 f y 9 Diobols, Obols, &c, chiefly of the earlier period ; usual types, mostly 
 
 fine 31 
 
 y- 
 
 1031 'Athens, Drachms (9), similar to last lot, but all of later period; also 
 Triobols, Diobols, Obols, &c, usual types, mostly fine 34 
 
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 1 26 ATTICA. 
 
 Bronze, 
 
 1032 Athens, Autonomous &c, after B.C. 220 ; rev. types, Zeus 
 hurling fulmen ; Demeter in car drawn by serpents ; Pallas 
 
 j Promachos ; Owl on amphora ; Athena holding spear ; Athena 
 *~ *V seated before tree ; Amphora; Owl ; Bucranium ; Athena standing 
 s^s/? // holding Nike ; Athena seated holding Nike, &c, sizes 5-4, very well 
 /y^"''P rese ' rve ^f or ^ se coins, some rare 18 
 
 1033 Athens, Autonomous &c, similar to the preceding lot ; rev. types, 
 C y / Zeus hurling fulmen ; Owl ; Bucranium ; Pallas holding spear 
 
 ^ 
 
 and shield ; Pallas holding Nike ; sizes 5-4 ; others of smaller sizes, 
 jdfi/ f .J> S-^rm. types, Owl ; Torch ; Prow of ship ; Pig ; Two owls, &c, 
 mostly well preserved 25 
 
 1034 Athens, Autonomous coins, &c, similar types to last lot, mostly of 
 j/ S*. 4 ^ihtjsmaller sizes, well preserved 29 
 
 1035 Athens, Imperial ; rev. types, the Acropolis with view of temple, 
 y grotto, &c. (2 varieties), size 6 ; Poseidon and Athene standing on 
 
 ^ *2 //-"either side of tree with serpent and owl, size 6 ; Theseus slaying the 
 
 Minotaur, size 5 ; Agonistic table on which head of Athena to right 
 
 or left, size 5 ; Triptolemus (?) in chariot, size 5, all fine and rare 7 
 
 1036 Athens, Imperial ; rev. types, ^sculapius ; Demeter holding two 
 
 torches ; Sphinx ; Athena seated holding Nike ; Tripod ; Athena 
 
 _ /?. standing near tree ; Herakles with' the lion's skin ; Tree between 
 
 / amphora and owl ; Apollo holding lyre ; Soldier on galley ; Pallas 
 
 holding shield ; Nike in quadriga, sizes 6-5, mostly fine 14 
 
 1037 Athens, Imperial; rev. types, Triptolemus in chariot; Sphinx; Po- 
 
 seidon and Athene standing near tree ; Athene standing near tree ; 
 Tree between urn and owl ; Agonistic table with head of Athena ; 
 /& Theseus slaying the Minotaur ; Athena holding spear and shield, 
 &c, sizes 6-4, all well preserved, some fine 15 
 
 //. 
 
 MEGARIS, AEGINA, &c. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1038 Megara, before B.C. 338, Stater, Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; 
 ) /rev. MErAPE, Lyre, wt. 120 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 1), 'somewhat 
 ' ^ubbehbut exceedingly rare, even in this state 1 
 
 3ARA/Tentobol (?), Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; rev. MErA 
 between spaces formed by five crescents, wt. 50 grs. (B. M. 
 \ /J Cat. pi. xxi, 2); Triobol (?), similar, but MEr in intervals 
 ^ S formed by three crescents, wt. 24 grs. (ib. pi. xxi, 3); and Half- 
 ,^/eft}\ y Drachm, later style, Head of Apollo to right; rev. MErAPEfiN, 
 Lyre, wt. 31 grs. (ib. pi. xxi, 6), all well preserved and exceedingly
 
 AEGINA. 127 
 
 1040 Aegina, Stater, early type, Tortoise with plain shell and row of dots 
 down the middle ; rev. Rough incuse square, wt. 189 grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. pi. XXIII, 3) ; another, similar, but the incuse on the rev. is 
 ?^*d divided into five compartments, wt. 190 grs. (ib. pi. xxiv, 1) ; 
 another, similar, on which the structure of the shell is shown ; rev. 
 Rough incuse square, wt. 181 grs. (not fig. in B. M. Cat.), all fine and 
 -scarce 3 
 
 1041 Aegina, Staters (3), similar to the preceding lot, but the second piece 
 has the incuse on rev. mill-sail pattern ; and on the third, which 
 y ^r-sbows the scales on the tortoise back, the incuse on rev. is divided 
 into five compartments, ids. 180, 191 and 185 grs., all fine and scarce 3 
 
 X/ 
 
 1042 Aegina, Stater, early type, with row of pellets down the centre of the 
 
 tortoise ; rev. Incuse mill-sail pattern, wt. 1 90 grs. ; another, with 
 
 J^ S& structure of shell clearly shown on obv. ; rev. Square divided into 
 
 ^V <X,/Jive compartments, wt. 198 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xxiv, 12); another, 
 
 ,_ similar, but on rev. in incuse, Air and dolphin, wt. 184 grs. (ib. 
 
 (^X^^gyJ^pl- xxv, 4), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 1043^ Aegina, Stater, with shell of tortoise clearly marked ; rev. Incuse 
 square divided into five compartments, wt. 190 grs. ; Drachms (2) of 
 similar type, one with AI, the other with Air and dolphin in 
 
 ^V yy incuse on rev., wts. 89 and 66 grs. ; Triobols (2), one with rough 
 incuse on rev. \ the other with incuse divided into five compartments, 
 crescent in one, wt. 44 grs. each ; and Obols (2), similar, wt. 114 grs. 
 each, all fine 7 
 
 ^ 
 
 1044 Aegina, Stater, similar to last lot, but with A on obv., and on rev. NI 
 and dolphin in incuse, wt. 185 grs. ; Drachms (2) as before, one with 
 
 /yno legend on rev. ; the other with Airi and dolphin, wts. 95 and 
 y 83 grs. ; Triobols (2) and Obols (2), similar to last lot, all fine 7 
 
 1045 /aegina, Stater, usual type with Airi and dolphin on rev., wt. 188 grs. ; 
 Drachms (2), one with two pellets on rev. (B. M. Cat. pi. XIV, 13), 
 
 y wt. 80 grs. ; the other with Airi and dolphin, wt. 81 grs. ; Triobol 
 ^' y&wdi Obols (4), all of the early type, all fine 8 
 
 ^^^^ Brow. 
 
 1046 Eleusis, Triptolemus in chariot ; rev. EAEYSI, Pig (3 var.), size 3 ; 
 , another ; rev. Plemochoe on pedestal, size 2. Sal AMIS ; rev. types, 
 
 yS y/ 2 A, and shield, 2AAA, size 3. Megara ; rev. types, Lyre ; Tripod ; 
 
 <^ x - Tripod and dolphins (3 var.), sizes 4|-2| ; Imperial, Geta, rev. Ceres 
 
 holding torches, MErAPEfiN, size 6, rare. Pagae, Commodus, 
 
 rev. Ceres as on last, nArAION, size 6, mostly fine and scarce 14
 
 ^ 
 
 *<* 
 
 128 MEGARIS, ETC. 
 
 1047 Eleusis ; rev. types, Pig. Salamis; rev. Shield. Megara ; rev. types, 
 
 Lyre ; Tripod \ Tripod and dolphins, as in previous lot ; others, 
 Megara ; rev. Two dolphins and MEr in wreath, size 2. Aegina ; 
 yf //rev. types, Dolphin, size 3 ; Incuse compartment with N O, &c. 
 (3 var.), size 1 ; Prow ; rev. Head of ram, Ain (3 var.), size 4 ; 
 //?%#&+lmi[)erial, Severus, rev. AirEINHTON, Jupiter hurling thunderbolt, 
 size 6, rare, mostly fine and scarce 18 
 
 CORINTHIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1048 Corinth, Stater, circa B.C. 600-500, Pegasus walking to left, the 
 wings curled ; below ? ; rev. Maeander pattern incuse, wt. 130 grs. 
 
 , ^{B. M. Cat. pi. I, 2) ; another, similar, but Pegasus canters, wt. 
 130 grs, (ib.pl. I, 4), loth fine and scarce 2 
 
 1049 Corinth, Staters, circa B.C. 600-500, similar to the preceding, but on 
 / V both specimens Pegasus canters, wt. 123 grs. each ; Drachm, same 
 
 type, wt. 43 grs., fine and scarce 3 
 
 1050 Corinth, Staters (2), average wt. 131 and 129 grs., and Drachm, wt. 
 */& ytty&jg'rs., similar types to the preceding lot, well preserved 3 
 
 1051 Corinth, Stater, archaic style, B.C. 500-430, Pegasus with curled 
 y wings flying to left ; below ? ; rev. Head of Pallas to left in incuse 
 
 y r. ^square, hair en queue ; another, similar, with head of Pallas to right ; 
 
 another, Pegasus to right and head of Pallas to right, average wt. 
 
 ^EAJw$igrs., all very fine and rare 3 
 
 1052 Qj^RiNTH, Staters (2), as in the preceding lot, with Pegasus to right; 
 rev. one with head of Pallas to left ; the other to right, hair rolled up 
 
 //y a * k a k' average wt. 131 grs..; Drachm, Pegasus to left, below ? ; 
 // 'f rev. Head of Apollo to right in incuse square, archaic style, wt. 
 
 43 grs. ; another, similar, with head of Apollo to left, wt. 43 grs. ; 
 Diobol, Forepart of Pegasus to right ; rev. Head of Apollo to right, 
 wt. 20 grs., all fine and rare 5 
 
 1053 Corinth, Stater, after B.C. 400, Pegasus with curled wings walking 
 to right ; below ? ; rev. Head of Pallas to right ; behind, tripod ; 
 
 * /& another, similar, but Pegasus to left, and Head of Pallas also to 
 left ; before dolphin, behind 2 ; another, same as last, but symbols 
 behind head of Pallas, leaf and candelabrum, average wt. 127 grs., 
 
 * all fine and scarce types 3 
 
 1054 Corinth, Staters as in last lot, (1) Pegasus and head of Pallas to left ; 
 / symbols on rev. two dolphins ; (2) Pegasus and head of Pallas to 
 
 j/y. /. right ; symbol on rev. head of ox ; (3) Pegasus with pointed wing ; 
 
 jrev. Head of Pallas to left ; symbol, acanthus ornament, average wt. 
 
 //^129 grs., all fine and scarce types 3
 
 CORINTH. 129 
 
 1Q#5 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type of Pegasus and Head of 
 
 ^ /? Pallas to right or left; symbols on rev., double-bodied owl; three 
 
 c ^ > *j4 ' ' dolphins ; Nike ; forepart of horse ; Poseidon with sceptre ; candle- 
 
 ,^/^^v^Sfrtick ; hand holding torch ; Nike carrying thymiaterion, all fine 8 
 
 1056 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type ; symbols on rev., lituus ; 
 / / ^M, ?, and dolphin ; EP and Nike holding thymaterion ; forepart 
 
 pV '/of horse ; flower ; N and bucranium ; Poseidon (?) ; head wearing 
 <* Phrygian cap, all fine 8 
 
 1057 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type ; symbols on rev., open 
 / ^\, hand ; pomegranate ; prow ; quiver (?) ; A and figure of Dionysos ; 
 
 c\/f> y N and figure of Ares ; I and Nike carrying fillet ; Dionysos, all 
 
 ^ffj^fi^ji 8 
 
 105o Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type ; symbols onm;., acanthus 
 
 J' / - ornament ; Macedonian shield ; oval shield ; bucranium ; astragalus ; 
 
 <7* /' /^API and cock ; cock pecking ; hatchet, all fine 8 
 
 1059 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type ; symbols on rev., cock ; 
 /. sy ^Thessalian helmet ; A and wreath ; quiver ; shield ; AI and pine- 
 
 <5< **" cone (?) ; astragalus, all fine 8 
 
 1060 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type; symbols on rev., Nike 
 ys ^^holding serpent (?) ; I and Demeter with torch ; AN mon. in wreath ; 
 
 ^ * .^head of Helios; thyrsos; dog; bird in wreath, all fine 8 
 
 1061 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 400, usual type; symbols on rev., 
 j/y /y thyrsos ; wreath ; rose ; owl ; A and bee ; AI and Pallas with spear ; 
 
 ^ " /^Herakles shooting arrow, all fine 7 
 
 1062 Corinth, Staters, after B.C. 340, usual type, but helmet of Pallas, 
 y y j wreathed ; symbols on rev., AP and Chimaera ; AP and shell (?) in 
 
 ^v "^ ^? wreath ; AP and triton ; cornucopia? and ears of corn ; AP and 
 ^T^^af ; AP and plough ; and wolf, all fine 7 
 
 1063 Corinth, Staters (2), after B.C. 340, usual type, helmet of Pallas not 
 
 wreathed ; symbols on rev., A A and mask of satyr ; M and dolphin ; 
 
 / others (4) with helmet of Pallas wreathed ; symbols on rev., AP and 
 
 tTSsf* r eagle ; Gorgon head in wreath ; AP and Pallas Promachos ; AP 
 
 and Chimaera ; Drachms (4), Pegasus ; rev. types, Head of Aphro- 
 
 ^? * dite to left, hair in sakkos ; another, similar, Head of Aphrodite to 
 
 ^'^wjfright ; another, Head of Aphrodite with long flowing hair ; another, 
 
 p Head of Aphrodite, hair close and bound with fillet, average wt. 
 
 38 grs., all fine, the smaller pieces scarce 10 
 
 1064 Corinth, Trihemidrachm, circa B.C. 350, Bellerophon naked on 
 / Pegasus; rev. Chimaera to right at bay, wt. 65 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 X /tfft- n > 22) ; another, similar, but Bellerophon is clothed in chlamys, 
 ' &c, and strikes downwards, and on rev. the Chimaera is to left ; 
 
 wt. 63 grs., both very fine and rare 2 
 
 *** No. 1 from the Wigan collection. 
 K
 
 130 CORINTHIA. 
 
 1065 Corinth, Drachms, after B.C. 400, Pegasus; rev. types, Head of 
 Aphrodite, hair in sakkos ; hair long, with letters r, KE, and mono- 
 gram ; hair twice bound with diadem, and mon. KP on obv. ; and 
 head laurate, average tot. 36 grs. ; Hemidrachm, Forepart of Pegasus ; 
 rev. Head of Persephone, wt. 20 grs. ; Diobols (5), Pegasus flying ; 
 rev. Pegasus walking; various letters, average wt. 14 grs.] Tri- 
 
 / fl? /Jiemiobol, with rev. Gorgon head ; around, TPIH. ; wt. 9 grs. (comp. 
 " U *jfe. M. Cat. pi. vin, 4), &c, all fine, some rare 20 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1066 Corinth, Autonomous, Head of Pallas ; rev. Trident, size 3 ; Imperial, 
 Augustus, rev. types, Pegasus, M. BELLIO. PROCVLO. IIVIR. 
 COR. ; Pegasus, P. VlPSANIO AGRIPPA., &c. ; Temple on rock, 
 
 4 , 2 c - PAVLO. IIVIR., &c. ; Bellerophon on Pegasus attacking Chi- 
 
 maera, Q. CAECIL. NIGER., &c. ; Livia, rev. Temple, L. FVRIO. 
 
 <~ytfjy LABEONE. IIVIR. COR.; Agrippina, Jun., rev. Two togate 
 
 ^tj&f** ' figures ; Nero, rev. Wreath enclosing ISTHMIA ; Domitian, rev. 
 
 / Chimaera, COL. IVL. AVG. COR. ; Zeus holding thunderbolt and 
 
 eagle, &c, sizes 5-4, mostly fine 14 
 
 1067 Corinth, Imperial, Hadrian, rev. types, the Nymphs Lechaeum and 
 
 Cenchreae, LECH. CENCH., size 4; Within wreath, ISTHML, 
 size 6 ; Ant. Pius, rev. Helios in quadriga, size 7 ; M. Aurelius, rev. 
 Figure on dolphin, C. LI. COR., size 6 ; Commodus, rev. types, 
 t 'Eagle on rock, size 5 ; Within wreath, ISTHMIA., size 7 ; Female 
 holding patera and cornucopise, size 6 ; Caracalla, rev. Seated figure 
 and stag(?) before temple on rock, size 5 ; others, without Emperor's 
 head ; rev. types, Lioness on ram ; Aphrodite holding shield ; 
 Pegasus, &c, mostly fine 12 
 
 PELOPONNESUS. 
 
 ACHAIA, SICYONIA, ELIS, &c.f 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1068 Pellene, Triobol, Head of Apollo laureate ; behind, TE mon. ; rev. 
 nEA in wreath, wt. 43 grs. ; Phlius, Triobol (?), Bull butting to right ; 
 >y / in dotted square within incuse, wt. 41 grs. ; another, Bull butting 
 / (s to left ; rev. * in wreath, wt. 44 grs. ; another, similar, but 3> and 
 V> bird in wreath on rev., wt. 43 grs. ; Obol, Forepart of bull to right ; 
 O^rev. & in incuse, wt. 13 grs. ; another, similar, but bull to left, wt. 
 12 grs., all rare and fine 6
 
 PHLIUS. 131 
 
 1069 Phlius, Drachm, circa B.C. 430-322, Bull butting to left; in exergue, 
 4>AEIA (retrograde) ; rev. 2ION around wheel in incuse square, 
 wt. 90 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. vi, 21), very fine, and extremely rare 
 
 ***? [PI. VII] 1 
 
 *** From the North wick collection. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1070 Aegira, Forepart of horse, AiriPATAN j rev. AA in wreath, size 2 ; 
 
 Imperial, Plautilla, rev. AiriPATfiN, Turreted female holding spear 
 
 and cornucopise, size 5. Aegium, Head of Zeus ; rev. Zeus hurling 
 
 e^/r*^"^ thunderbolt, size 5 ; Aurelius, rev. Female figure holding spear, 
 
 &c, AiriGtUN., size 4 ; Caracalla, rev. Female figure holding two 
 
 torches, same legend, size 5. Dyme, Head of Pallas ; rev. AY and 
 
 V} cap in wreath, size 3. Patrae, Head of Herakles ; rev. Pallas s > 
 
 holding spear and shield, and magistrates' names MHTPOAfiPOC, 
 
 <// 4 /Mi* 4 *- NIKOCTPATOC, &c, (3 var.), size 6. Pellene, Julia Domna, rev. 
 
 Nike facing, nGAAHNAIfiN., size 6, very rare. Phlius, Bull butting 
 
 to left ; rev. <, 2 var., one with three dots and E around centre 
 
 letter ; the other with one dot on either side, size 2, mostly fine and 
 
 rare 12 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1071 Achaean League, Hemidrachms, Head of Zeus Homagyrios; rev. AX 
 mon. in wreath, of various cities, Aegina (?) (fish) ; Aegira (half- 
 
 r y goat) ; Aegium (APICTOAAMOC, fulmen) ; Antigonea (AN.) ; 
 
 ' Argos (wolfs head) ; Caphyae (head of Pallas) ; Corinth (Pegasos) ; 
 
 s) ^'Dyme (fish, 2 var.) ; Elis (thunderbolt, 3 var.) ; Epidaurus (ser- 
 
 <'*' y' pent) ; Lacedsemon (pilei of Dioscuri) ; Megalopolis (syrinx) ; 
 
 ' Megara (lyre), all fine 17 
 
 1072 Achaean League, Hemidrachms, same types as last lot of Aegira, 
 -r4 ^xA"egium (2 var.), Antigonea, Caphyae, Corinth, Dyme, Elis (3 var.) t 
 
 <?{*<? Megalopolis, and Megara as before ; others of Pallantium (trident, 
 
 4&. V^3 var.) j Patrae (dolphin, 5 var.), all fine 20 
 
 1073/ Achaean League, Hemidrachms as before of Pallantium (2 var.), 
 
 / 4 and Patrae (5 var.) as in last lot ; others of Pellene (lyre, and 
 
 < <* ' v vase) ; Sicyon (dove) ; Tegea (TE, 5 var.), &c, all fine 17 
 
 JA 
 
 SICYONIA. 
 
 1074 Sicyon, Stater, B.C. 400-322, Chimaera to left; below 2E; rev. Dove 
 
 flying to left within laurel-wreath, wt. 188 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 345), 
 
 *"* '(J3y jfr very fine and scarce ' 1 
 
 u)75 Sicyon, Stater, same type as the preceding coin, but under the dove 
 f- rf jq on the rev. is a dolphin, wt. 188 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 / K m
 
 132 SICYONIA. 
 
 1076 Sicyon, Staters, similar type to lot 1074, but on the second specimen 
 there is a wreath above the Chimaera, wis. 188 and 184 grs., both well 
 preserved 2 
 
 x5^ 
 
 1077 Sicyon, Stater, similar type to lot 1074, but the Chimaera is to right, 
 before it, the letters 2 E, and beneath, Apollo kneeling to right and 
 
 $/ shooting with bow; and on rev. II A behind dove, vjt. 181 grs., very 
 // fine and a rare variety [PL VII] 1 
 
 *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 1078 Sicyon, Stater, usual type, but Chimaera to right; below 2E retro- 
 /y / grade ; and on rev. Dove to right ; behind it O, wt. 188 grs. j another, 
 
 j' y similar, but Chimaera and Dove to left; above the former, wreath ; 
 '^"^^^ybefore the latter, N, wt. 178 grs., in fair condition 2 
 
 1079 Sicyon, Drachm, before B.C. 431, Dove to left, alighting; rev. 2 and 
 floral ornament within incuse, wt. 89 grs. (JB. M. Cat., pi. VII, 9), well 
 preserved; another, B.C. 431-400, Dove to left, alighting; behind 
 2E ; rev. Dove to left in wreath, wt. 92 grs. (ib. pi. vn, 18), very fine, 
 
 ^Jboth very rare 2 
 
 1080 Sicyon, Hemi-Drachm, Chimaera to left ; below 2E ; rev. Dove to left, 
 
 wt. 44 grs. ; others (2), similar, but with 21 under Chimaera, and 
 three pellets or I on rev., wt. 43 grs. each Diobols (4) with Dove to left 
 or right ; rev. 2 and magistrates' names, &c, (1) KP mon. and cadu- 
 ceus; (2) IIOAYKPA; (3) AAEEION ; (4) OAYMHIAAA2, average wt. 
 33 grs. ; Obols, &c, types, Kneeling figure holding bow ; rev. 2E 
 in wreath ; Dove on obv. and rev. ; Laureate Head ; rev. Bird flying ; 
 Dove ; rev. 2, &c, all fine, an interesting series of the smaller coins of 
 this place 13 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1081 Sicyon, Head of Apollo ; rev. 2E in wreath, size 3 ; Dove, 21 ; rev. 
 Tripod in wreath, size 3 ; Head of Apollo ; rev. AINEIA2, Dove 
 (3 var.), size 4 ; Apollo with fillet ; rev. 21 in wreath, size 2 ; Dove ; 
 rev. 2, (2 var.), size 2 ; another, rev. AH in wreath, size 2| ; Im- 
 perial, Plautilla, rev. 2IKYONK2N, Serapis seated to left ; before, 
 Chimaera, size 6, all fine, some rare, especially the last coin, which is 
 from the Wigan collection 10
 
 y/.f 
 
 ELIS. 133 
 
 ELIS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 / 1082 Elis, Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle flying to right devouring hare, wings 
 --/^/^ outstretched \ various countermarks in field j rev. FA, Winged fulmen, 
 
 C/ ^ /-J&Zl/? w *" ^^ y rs "> we ^ i >mem ^> ver y rare 1 
 
 1083 Elis, Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle with wings open to left, devouring 
 hare ; various counter-marks in field ; rev. F A, Winged fulmen, 
 wt. 191 grs., well preserved, rare 1 
 
 t:^ \* From the Loscombe collection. 
 
 1084 Elis, Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle standing to right, wings spread, 
 struggling with serpent ; in field [A] A ; rev. F A, Winged fulmen, 
 within beaded circle, wt. 190 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. XI, 8), extremely 
 fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 Ilis, Stater, B.C. 480-420, FA, Eagle flying to left, holding serpent ; 
 rev. [F] A, Fulmen with wide spread wings, wt. 186 grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. pi. xi, 6), fine and very rare *4fa/T' -^a/jf--* 1 
 
 ''Elis, Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle with closed wings, standing to right 
 
 on hare and devouring it ; rev. FA, Fulmen with wings at base ; all 
 
 Y '/?p in^ olive- wreath, wt. 185 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xi, 9), very fine and rare 1 
 
 1087 El^C Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle's head to left; below, leaf; rev. 
 Similar type to the preceding coin; but the wings are at the top (rf^fT* nfai+Ckt m 334 
 
 . the fulmen, wt. 188 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xn, 1), obv. very fine, rev. 
 //' ^ mil preserved, very rare [PI. VII] ) ZfitxZocP-tctfo 1 
 
 1088 ELjjgfStater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle to left with raised wings; before it, 
 small bird(?); various countermarks ; rev. AAEION, Nike seated to 
 right in pensive attitude, her legs crossed, and resting her head on 
 
 ^ y^ her left hand ; in right, wreath ; all in incuse square, wt. 183 grs. 
 /^Z^ (upt in B. M. Cat), fine and of the highest rarity [PI. VII] 1 
 
 1089 ELH^Stater, B.C. 480-420, Eagle to right, wings raised, hare in its 
 claws ; rev. F A, Nike with open wings, clad in long chiton and 
 
 /<py peplos, seated to left on basis consisting of two steps ; long palm in 
 
 < ' right hand ; left rests on basis ; olive spray in exergue, wt. 188 grs. 
 
 J^> x? (B. M. Cat. pi. xii, 9), extremely fine and excessively rare, " One of the 
 
 (/L& 2> mos t striking compositions in Greek numismatics" {Hist. Num. 
 
 - ^355) [PL VII] 1 
 
 ^' * From the Wigan collection. 
 
 6 
 
 * 
 1090 Elis, Stater, B.C. 420-370, Head of Hera to right, wearing broad 
 
 rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 stephane, adorned with flowers ; rev. F A, Winged fulmen ; all 
 within olive- wreath, wt. 187 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xii, 11), fine and 
 
 <7<j / T r-rvi TT-r-r-, 
 
 y
 
 134 ELIS. 
 
 1091 Elis, Stater, B.C. 370-362, F A., Head of Olympia to right, hair in 
 
 sakkos, ear-ring; rev. Eagle standing to left and looking to right, 
 
 ^/ 7// //^ closed wings; all in wreath, wt. 188 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XIII, 3), 
 
 <P^- ' , very fine and very rare [PL VII] 1 
 
 1092T Elis, Stater, B.C. 362-312, Head of Zeus, laureate, to left, in high 
 / relief; rev. FAAEION, Eagle standing to left on column; counter- 
 
 r if /?- marked in the field with bull's head, wt. 183 grs., fine and an extremely 
 v / C& Cy rare variety with the types to left 1 
 
 1093 Elis, Stater, B.C. 362-312, Head of Hera to right, wearing broad 
 
 / , stephane, adorned with flowers, ear-ring ; rev. Eagle standing 
 
 /^/$T-/0 towards right and looking to left, wings open ; all within wreath, 
 
 y^y jL.wt. 288 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 1094 ^Elis, Stater, B.C. 362-312, FA, Head of Hera similar to preceding, 
 but the flowers on the stephane have long tendrils ; rev. Eagle, 
 wings closed, standing to right, looking to left ; all within wreath, 
 wt. 185 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xiv, 1), very well preserved and rare 1 
 
 M^ 
 
 1095 Elis, Stater, B.C. 362-312, Head of Hera to right, wearing stephane 
 inscribed FAAEION and ear-ring; rev. Eagle with open wings 
 
 _V / ^ standing towards left and looking back ; all within wreath, 
 
 Ah/) / W ^' -^ 9 rs ' (P- M. Cat. pi. xiv, 5), well preserved and extremely 
 
 0fU<y. rare 1 
 
 1096 Elis, Stater, B.C. 271, Head of Zeus to right, laureate ; rev. F A, 
 
 /. t<*s~ Eagle standing to right, wings closed ; before it, fulmen, wt. 183 grs. </l/ /2 
 j (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 1), fine and rare J^tyC ^iMF^^L^ 
 
 1097 Elis, Stater, B.C. 271 (struck by Aristotimus), Head of Zeus to right, 
 
 laureate; rev. FA. AP., Eagle standing to right on rock, wings 
 
 losed, wt. 181 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 2), fine and scarce 1 
 
 tt/'- 
 
 Lis, Stater, B.C. 271-191, Head of Zeus to right, in somewhat lower 
 
 relief ; rev. F A, Eagle with closed wings standing to right ; in 
 
 front, serpent erect; before, AI, wt. 187 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xv, 7), 
 
 fine and rare 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 1099 Elis, Drachm (?), Eagle to right on hare, wings open; rev. FA, Winged 
 fulmen, all in sunk square, wt. 68 grs. ; Hemidrachm, Head of 
 Hera to right, wearing broad stephane adorned with flowers ; rev. 
 FA, Fulmen ; all within dotted border, wt. 43 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 'fypL^tfl XII > 17 ) > another, Eagle's head ; rev. FA, Winged fulmen, all 
 within wreath, wt. 44 grs. (car. ib.pl. XII, 2), all fine and rare 3 
 
 //
 
 ELIS. 
 
 135 
 
 1101 
 
 1100 Elis, Drachm, Eagle with open wings on hare to right; rev. FA, 
 Winged fulmen, wt. 73 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XV, 10) ; Hemidrachm, 
 FA, Head of Hera, wearing stephane inscribed HPA ; rev. Eagle to 
 ./ left, looking back, wt. 41 grs. (ib. pi. XIII, 15) ; another, Eagle to 
 ft/df right on hare ; rev. FA, Winged fulmen, vet. 43 grs. (ib. pi. XI, 10); 
 Obol, Head of Zeus (1), laureate ; rev. Fulmen withm wreath, wt. 
 15 grs., all fine and rare 4 
 
 Elis, Hemidrachm, Head of Zeus ; rev. FA, Eagle on column, wt. 
 41 grs. ; another, similar, but rev. FA, Eagle to right, before A 
 (Aristotimus), wt. 35 grs. ; others (2), same obv. ; but rev. FA, 
 y Fulmen in wreath; another, same, but on rev. legend FA. API, wt. 
 /* /J 40 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XV, 4) ; Diobol (1), Bird with open wings ; 
 rev. Incuse square, wt. 22 grs. ; Obols (2) with obv. types, Eagle's 
 head and leaf; Head of Hera; rev. FA, Fulmen, wt. 13 grs. each; 
 and Half -Obol, Female head ; rev. FA, Fulmen, wt. 5 grs., all fine 
 and mostly rare 9 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1102 Elis, Head of Hera to left ; rev. FA, Eagle to right, size 5; Head of 
 
 ^^, Zeus ; rev. Eagle to left ; in front, serpent erect, size 4 ; Head of 
 
 ' /& Zeus ; rev. FA, or FA, AP, Horse, size 4 (4 varieties) ; Female head; 
 
 ^Z' /? rev. FA, Zeus thundering, size 4 (3 varieties); others; rev. types, 
 
 St^t ' FA or FAAEIfiN in wreath, size 5 (3 varieties) ; Imperial, Hadrian ; 
 
 rev. HA6ION in wreath (2 varieties), sizes 7 and 8, all fine, some 
 
 scarce 14
 
 136 ISLANDS OFF ELIS. 
 
 EIGHTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 ISLANDS OFF ELIS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1103 Cranium (Cephalleniae), Triobol, B.C. 500-430, KRANI, Ram to left ; 
 rev. Bow in incuse square, wt. 46 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvi, 10) ; an- 
 other, similar, but with pellet at side of bow on rev., wt. 45 grs. ; 
 Trihemiobol, Forepart of ram to left ; rev. TRI in incuse square, 
 wt. 22 grs. (ib. pi. XVI, 12) ; Obol, Head of ram; rev. Bow in incuse v 
 square, wt. 13 grs. (ib.pl. XVI, 13) ; others (2), B.C. 431-330, Head 
 of ram to right; rev. KPA, Ram's foot, wt. 12 grs. each (ib. pi. xvi, 
 16), all rare and fine and interesting coins 6 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1104 Cranium (Cephalleniae), Ram; rev. H; Poseidon holding trident; 
 
 , rev. KPA mon. ; Bull's head ; rev. K and KH ; Ram's head (1) ; rev. 
 
 '/& K in circle ; Ram to right ; rev. Bow (2 varieties) ; Bull's head ; rev. 
 
 /fy/ /? H (3 varieties), sizes 3-2, all fine and rare 1 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 /rv< 
 
 4 & farf? J*p 
 
 1 105 Pale (Cephalleniae), Tetrobol, young Male head to right ; at sides 
 
 of neck IIA; rev. KE<E>AA, Cephalus, naked, seated to right on rock; 7f $ 
 over which his garments, wt. 58 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvn, 10), in fair J 
 l*-' condition ; another, Head of Persephone to left ; at sides of neck 
 
 IIA ; rev. KE<AAAOC, similar type to last, but Cephalus holds 
 spear, wt. 55 grs. (ib. pi. X vn > Vty fiv&, both rare ^u bft 2 
 
 1106 Proni (Cephalleniae), Triobol, Heatl of Cephalus to left; rev.. 
 IIPONNON, Club, wt. 40 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi, xvm, 4), in fair con- 
 dition, very rare. Same (Cephalleniae), Tetrobol, Head of Pallas 
 facing; rev. 2AMA . . , Ram to left, wt. 38 grs. (ib. pi. xvm, 12). 
 Zacynthus, Tetrobol, Head of Apollo; rev. I A, Tripod, wt. 57 grs. 
 
 /left*' (ib.pl. xix, 8); and Half-Obol, same type, wt. 8 grs., all rare, well 
 preserved 4
 
 ZACYNTHUS. 137 
 
 1107 Zacynthus, Stater, B.C. 357, Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; rev. 
 AK2N02, Tripod, between legs of which I A, wt. 153 grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. pi. xix, 23), in fair condition, has lost weight from oxydation, 
 extremely rare 1 
 
 1108 Zacynthus, Drachm, B.C. 394-357, Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; 
 / rev. IA, Tripod ; all within wreath, wt. 59 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 
 
 c>C <x< 18), very fine ; another, similar, but on rev. I A in exergue and 
 
 ^> x? 2TPA to left and crescent to right of tripod, no wreath, wt. 56 grs. 
 
 rt^*z* / y' ^ ^ XX) 2)j well preserved, both rare 2 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 /A 
 
 1109 Pale, Head of Demeter ; rev. HA mon., size 3 ; Dolphin; rev. U and 
 Corn-grain, size 2 (2 var.). Proni, Head of young Herakles (?); 
 
 %, rev. Club in wreath, size 3, rare. Same, Head of Cephalus ; rev. 
 
 2AMAION, Dog running, size 3 (2 var.); Bull's head; rev. 2A; 
 Head of Pallas ; rev. 2 in wreath, size 3 ; Prow ; rev. 2 in wreath, ^y 
 size 4. Zacynthus ; rev. types, Tripod in wreath ; Quiver with 
 * '* ' strap ; Star and IA, all in wreath ; Pegasus, all size 3 ; Imperial, 
 
 L. Verus ; rev. ZAKYN0ION, Zeus facing holding sceptre ; at his 
 feet, eagle, size 7. Ithaca, Head of Pallas ; rev. Head of Odysseus ; 
 Head of Odysseus ; rev. IA, Cock ; similar, but rev. Thunderbolt 
 in wreath, all size 3, mostly fine and many rare jf*, ^*-l/r- 16 
 
 MESSENIA & LACONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1110 Messenia, Tetrobol, after B.C. 280, Head of Zeus to left; rev. ME2 
 and Tripod in wreath, wt. 37 grs. ; another, but head of Zeus on 
 
 y obv. to right, wt. 34 grs. Corone, Tetrobols, Head of Pallas ; rev. 
 
 ?$ KOP and Bunch of grapes in vine-wreath (2 var.), wt. 38 grs. each, 
 
 very rare. Lacedaemon, Tetrobol, Head of Zeus ; rev. Amphora 
 
 between A A, pilei of Dioscuri, monogram, and ME; all in wreath, 
 
 wt. 34 grs., fine, all rare 5 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1111 Messenia, Head of Demeter; rev. ME mon., Zeus Ithomates, size 4; 
 others (3), similar, with magistrates' names AK2N, AEEIA2 ; 
 another, rev. ME, size 4 ; others, rev. types, Bunch of grapes, 
 Tripod (3 var.), sizes 3-2. Cyparissia, Head of Eoma, POM A ; rev. 
 KOA KYIIAPICCIA AAKETI, Artemis (?) holding branch, size 5, 
 very rare. Thuria, Head of Demeter ; rev. OY, Zeus Ithomates ; 
 before, ear of corn, size 6, rare ; Head of Zeus ; rev. OY, Pallas to 
 left; before NIKQNYM02, size 4, rare, all well preserved 12
 
 y^/ yf rev. Eagle, size 4 ; Head of Apollo, 
 ^^* 'size 8 ; Head of Dioscuri ; rev. APIS! 
 
 138 MESSENIA, ETC. 
 
 1112 Laced AEMON, Head of Apollo j rev. AA, Eagle, size 4 (2 var.) ; Heads 
 of Dioscuri ; rev. Two amphorae within wreath, size 4 ; Female 
 head; rev. Two helmets, AAKEAAIMONK2N, size 4; Head of 
 
 /_ ^ Herakles ; rev. Club in wreath, size 3 ; Head of Lycurgus ; rev. 
 /'/o Club and caduceus combined, size 6 (4 var.) ; Head of Atratinus ; 
 
 rEPONTQN; rev. Artemis, 
 
 API2TOKPATHC in wreath, size 7 ; 
 
 Head of Pallas ; rev. Dioscuri, APICTANAPOC, size 8 j Female 
 
 head ; rev. Artemis in wreath, size 6, all fine, some scarce 1 4 
 
 1113 Laced aemon 3 rev. types, Eagle, Two amphorae, Club and caduceus 
 
 combined, APlSTfiKPATHC in wreath as in preceding lot ; another, 
 
 Head of Zeus j rev. Club, EIII EYPYKAE02, size 5 j Imperial, 
 
 -^J >^^Claudius, rev. Caps of Dioscuri, EIII AAKONOEAA, size 7 (2 var.) ; 
 
 ^ " Hadrian, rev. Dioscuri, size 7 ; Club, size 4 ; Geta, rez?. Herakles 
 
 -^^y/ seated, size 6. Gythium, Caracalla, rev. Dioscuri holding their 
 
 *//** horses, rYEATON, mm 5. Las, Caracalla, rev. Tyche at altar, 
 
 size 5. Cythera, Head of Apollo; rev. Dove, KYH, si^e 3, all 
 
 fine, some rare 15 
 
 ARGOLIS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1114 Argos, Stater, circa B.C. 550, Two dolphins in opposite directions; 
 / y< jrev. Eough incuse square, wt. 190 grs. (Num. Chron. 1884, pi. xil, 12); 
 
 o <** '* Half-Stater, same type, wt. 96 grs., both fine and rare 2 
 
 c^v^/M^t^The attribution of these coins to Argos or Delos is somewhat 
 uncertain (Hist. Num. p. 366). 
 
 1115 Argos, Stater, b.c. 400-322, Head of Hera wearing broad stephane, 
 decorated with floral ornament ; rev. APrEIfiN, Two dolphins in 
 opposite directions; between them, wolf to right, wt. 186 grs. (Hist. 
 Num. p. 367), fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 Argos, Stater, similar to the preceding, but on rev. between dolphins, 
 a tripod ; above which, leaf; below, AI and rose, wt. 186 grs., well 
 preserved and rare 1 
 
 Argos, Stater, similar type to lot 1115 ; but between dolphins, quiver, 
 wt. 187 grs., in fair condition, rare (U fajfi/t fU yfyp 1 'vjp^* 
 
 Argos, Half-Drachms (6), B.C. 468-400, Forepart of wolf to right or 
 left ; rev. A in shallow incuse square, with varying symbol on obv., 
 /^ &c, average wt. 46 grs. ; Tetrobols (4), B.C. 322-229, Forepart of 
 ^ wolf to right or left; rev. A in incuse square and magistrates' 
 *%* * names EENOSIAOY, IEPQN02, AAMO20E, TP and various sym- 
 bols, all fine 10
 
 ARGOS. 139 
 
 1119 Argos, Tetrobols (10), B.C. 322-229, as in last lot, with magistrates' 
 names 0>1AOKAH2, $IAKAH2, AYAIAAA, HENO^lAOY, EYY- 
 KAE02, AAMOS0E, AP, nY, and HP, and varying symbols ; and 
 
 r& Obols (3), Head of wolf ; rev. A and symbols ; another, Wolf to 
 
 r-^^^^^^^^left ; rev. Helmet, average wt. 10 grs., all fine 14 
 
 4 120 Argos, Tetrobols (12), as in previous lot, with magistrates' names, 
 
 s^Ss AP, ZEY > ArA0OKAEO2, 3>A, OIAOKAH2, AEYKIAS, EEUKPA- 
 
 ^ ' ' TE02, IIEAASrOS, AAMAP, ZEY, &c. ; and Obols (2), Head of 
 
 /^ft^/^ wolf; rev. A in incuse square, all fine 14 
 
 1121 Cleonae, Obol, 5th cent. B.C., Head of Herakles; rev. K in incuse 
 j square, wt. 15 grs. Epidaurus, Hemidrachm, Head of Asklepios j 
 
 7^/ 4 *w. EII mon. in wreath, wt. 40 grs. Hermione, Head of Demeter ; 
 
 rev. EP mon. in corn-wreath, wt. 44 grs. ; another, similar, type in 
 
 ^***5Tjigher relief, wt. 40 grs. ; Obol, Head of Demeter ; rev. EP and 
 
 * Torch in wreath, wt. 11 grs., all fine and rare 5 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1122 Argos; rev. types, A and symbol, wolf, Pallas Promachos, sizes 3-2; 
 y Imperial of Lucius Verus, Severus, Julia Domna, and Caracalla. 
 
 -ff* Cleone, Head of Zeus : rev. KA and Club in wreath, size 3 ; another ; 
 
 ^~\~~. r $P- KAEfi in wreath, size 2, rare. Epidaurus ; rev. types, EII and 
 
 i/ly( ^serpent, size 3 ; E in wreath, size 2 ; EII mon., and Epione holding 
 
 / phial and patera, size 3, (2 var.), mostly fine 21 
 
 1123 Hermione ; rev. types EP and Torch in wreath, size 3, (2 var.) ; EP in 
 wreath, size 1. Methana ; rev. type, ME mon. in wreath, size 1\. 
 
 ' j* Thyrea, Head of Hera ; rev. Quiver, helmet, &c. (3 var.) size 4, rare ; 
 
 others, Head of wolf ; rev. Similar type to last (2 var.), size 3 ; 
 
 </&m-iy Female head laureate ; rev. Tripod, Club, &c, size 3. Tiryns, rev. 
 
 y type TIPY., Palm-tree (8 var.), size 2, mostly fine, some rare 20 
 
 ll 24 Troezen ; rev. TPO, Trident, size 2 ; Imperial, Commodus ; rev. Female 
 
 figure within temple sacrificing, TPOIZHNK2N, size 5; Sept. Severus ; 
 
 f g rev. types, Temple on acropolis ; Artemis running ; at her feet, 
 
 dog and stag, TPOIZHNK2N, both size 6 ; Caracalla ; rev. Theseus 
 
 /^*7iiplifting rock, size 6 {not in Mionnet), well preserved, all very rare 5 
 
 ARCADIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 H25 Arcadian League, Stater, b.c. 370-300, Head of Zeus Lykaeos to 
 
 / . left, laureate, in high relief ; rev. AP mon., Pan seated to left on 
 
 tft 0fO rock, looking front, pedum in left hand, wt. 184 grs., (Hist. Num. p. 
 
 ^siftec. 373), well preserved and very rare [PI. VII] l 
 
 *?s>
 
 140 
 
 AKCADIA. 
 
 1126 
 
 Y,/^ 
 
 1127 
 
 Arcadian League, Triobols (6), b.c. 550-420, Zeus enthroned, holding 
 eagle and sceptre ; rev. Archaic, female head in incuse square ; 
 around AP, APKA, or APKAAIKON, average wt. 47 grs. ; others (3), 
 B.C. 370-300, Head of Zeus ; rev. Pan seated on rock j in field, APK 
 mon. and A A, wt. 36 grs. ; Obol, Head of Pan ; rev. APK mon. ; 
 below, syrinx, wt. 10 grs., all very fine 10 
 
 Alea, Obol, b.c. 430-370, Head of Artemis ; rev. AA, Bow, wt. 11 grs. 
 Cleitor, Triobol, B.C. 400-320, Head of Helios facing ; rev. KAH, 
 Bull butting to right, wt. 44 grs. ; Obol, B.C. 400-320, Head of 
 Pallas; ret;. KAH, Horse, wt. 13 grs. Megalopolis, Triobol, b.c. 
 300, Head of Zeus to left ; rev. MEr, Pan seated on rock ; before 
 him, eagle, wt. 30 grs., fine and all very rare 4 
 
 ANTINEIA, Triobol, B.C. 500-400, Bear to left ; rev. MA, Three 
 acorns in incuse square, wt. 43 grs. (B. M. Cat pi. xxxiv, 19), fine. 
 Pheneus, Triobol, B.C. 400-362, Head of Demeter to left ; rev. 
 <ENIKON, Bull to right, wt. 41 grs. (ib. pi. XXVI, 9), in fair condi- 
 tion, both extremely rare 2 
 
 1129 
 
 t>^ 
 
 Heraea, Triobol, B.C. 550-500, Head of Hera veiled ;.rev. E P retro- 
 grade in incuse dotted square, wt. 46 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 1) ; 
 Trihemiobol, Head of Pallas ; rev. EPA, Three E 's back to back, wt. 
 20 grs. (ib. pi. xxxiv, 8) ; another, Gorgon head facing ; rev. Three 
 at S3 E's back to back, wt. 19 grs. Pheneus, Obol, B.C. 400-360, 
 j0 Head of Hermes with petasus hanging on his shoulders ; rev. <E, 
 Earn ; in exergue AP, wt. 11 grs., well preserved, all extremely 
 rare 4 
 
 1130 Pheneus, Stater, B.C. 370-300, Head of Demeter, wearing corn- 
 wreath and ear-ring of five pendants; rev. <MENEQN, Hermes 
 running to right and carrying on his arm the infant Arkas ; behind 
 
 w* 5^ the child, APKA2, wt. 181 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxvi, 7), well pre- 
 /%tei4~swMd and excessively rare 1 
 
 1131 Pheneus, Triobol, B.C. 400-362, Head of Demeter to left, wearing ear- 
 / ring and necklet ; rev. <&ENIKON, Bull to rigrW, caduceus on flank, 
 
 c ^*/j juot. 43 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvi, 9), very fine and extremely rare 1 
 
 1132 STYMPHALUS, Obol, Head of Young 'Heraklet; rev. 2TYM3>AAION, 
 / 1 Bird's head to left, wt. 11 grs. Tegea, Triobol, after B.C. 370, Head 
 
 of Athene Alea to right ; rev. TErE, Owl on olive-branch, wt. 40 grs. ; ^ 
 another, same obv., but rev. TErEATAN, Warrior armed with shield 
 
 ; Obol, 
 
 preservation, 
 
 and all very rare 4 
 
 *^ 
 
 n> V ''/)^r^~ and sword advancing to right ; at his feet, spear, wt. 42 grs. ; 
 Female head to left ; rev. T in field, wt. 1 1 grs., all in fair preser
 
 // 
 
 AKCADIA, ETC. 141 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 1 133 Arcadia, Head of young Pan to right or left ; rev. ARK mon. ; below, 
 Syrinx (3 vars.), sizes 3-2 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. APK, mon. ; below, 
 Syrinx and fulmen, size 4, Head of Zeus ; rev. APK, mon. and 
 Syrinx in wreath, size 4. Caphya, Female head to right; rev. 
 KA$Y, Artemis (?) standing to right, size 3. Cleitor, Head of 
 Helios ; rev. K H, size 2. Heraea, Head of Pallas ; rev. H, size 4 ; 
 others, rev. H, Artemis kneeling, size 3 ; H between hound and 
 bow, size 2. Mantineia, rev. types, MAN, Poseidon hurling trident, 
 size 4 ; Poseidon seated, size 3 ; Trident, size 2, all fine and mostly 
 very rare 12 
 
 1134 Arcadia, rev. types, APK, mon. and Syrinx ; same type within 
 wreath. Caphya, rev. Artemis, as in last lot. Megalopolis, 
 Head of Zeus ; rev. MEr, Pan seated ; monograms in field, size 5 ; 
 
 / , jr^ another, rev. Eagle within wreath, size 4. Orchemenus, Artemis 
 
 ^7V ' kneeling ; rev. Callisto seated, size 4 ; Imperial, Julia Domna ; rev. 
 
 /^Z/f* PXOMENK2N, Female figure standing near altar, size 5 ; Cara- 
 
 / calla; rev. Asklepios, size 4. Pheneus; rev. types, <E and cadu- 
 
 ceus ; Horse feeding, $ENEON (2 var.), all size 3 ; and Ram, <EB, 
 
 size 2, all fine, mostly rare 12 
 
 1135 Pheneus, rev. <HE and Ram (2 var.), size 2. Phigaleia, Julia Domna, 
 rev. $IAAE(2N, Artemis holding torch, size 5. Tegea, Head of 
 Pallas ; rev. TErEA, Warrior with sword and shield, size 4 (2 vars.) ; 
 Others, rev. types, Telephus suckled by doe to right or left, size 3 
 
 y (5 var.) ; Owl ; Cock ; Pallas placing head of Medusa in vase held 
 
 ^ ' by Sterope, size 4 ; Pallas and Cepheus facing each other and 
 
 ^- ^ holding head of Medusa, &c, size 5. Thelpusa, Female head ; 
 
 rev. EA in wreath, size 3 (2 var.) mostly fine and rare 16 
 
 CRETE. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1136 Allaria (?), Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 200, Head of Pallas to right in 
 
 / /j a crested helmet ; rev. A A, Herakles seated to left on rock, his right OL /fr 
 
 ^ ' hand on club, wt. 247 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 386), in fair condition, 
 
 excessively rare Jy *** 1 
 
 %* This coin, formerly attributed to Lacedaemon, is classed as Cretan in 
 Hist. Num. I. c, and also in the Brit. Mus. Cat. " Crete." 
 
 1137 Allaria, Aeginetic Drachm, circa B.C. 200, Head of Pallas to right, , 
 
 /?, ^ . as on the preceding coin ; rev. AAAAPJOTAN, Herakles standing \a s> *m a* 
 
 facing, resting on club, wt. 68 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. ii. 2), somewhat ***'.'* 
 rubbed, but extremely rare /w.flL ' \. ~S jy / 1
 
 142 CRETE. 
 
 ^ 
 
 1138 Aptera, Stater, B.C. 350-300, AIITEPAlfiN, Head of Artemis to 
 right, wearing necklet, earring and stephane ; rev. IITOAl[OlT02], 
 Warrior with shield standing to left near a tree, his right hand 
 
 f //// 
 
 raised, wt. .170 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. II, 4), well preserved and very 
 
 1139 Aptera, Hemidrachm, circa B.C. 200, Head of Artemis to right; rev. 
 /? AIITAPAIQN, Warrior armed with spear and shield walking to left ; 
 
 / / *^^ before, NIKA, wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. n, 8) ; another, Head of f ff 
 Zeus; rev. AIITAPAIfiN, Hermes standing to left, wt. 29 grs. (ib. 
 *~* pi. II, 11), both well preserved and very rare v ~~ "4^ A^-Jy*. 2 
 
 1140 Axos, Half Stater, B.C. 400-300, Head of Apollo to right, laureate; 
 ' rev. Tripod, wt. 91 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xiv, 11) ; Half Drachm, same 
 a/~ <^ type, wt. 42 grs., both well preserved and very rare 2 
 
 *^.* These coins, formerly given to Axos, were attributed by Mr. Wroth 
 //^^-tx (B- M. Cat. Crete) to Naxos ; but have since been restored by M. 
 Svoronos to Axos. 
 
 1141 Chersonesus, Stater, B.C. 350-300, Head of Britomartis to right, 
 / laureate; rev. XEPONA5ION, Apollo seated to right on omphalos, 
 
 (-^/v* <- holding lyre and plectrum; before him, thymiaterion, wt. 173 grs. 
 ^i^fi^^ (B. M. Cat. pi. iv, 1), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 1142 Chersonesus, Stater, b.c. 350-300, Head of Britomartis to left, 
 laureate ; rev. XEP20 (retrograde), Herakles striking to left with 
 club, wt. 173 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. iv, 3), fine and rare 1 
 
 Ctf^c<r/ *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 1143 Cnossus, Stater, B.C. 500-430, Minotaur running to left, head facing ; 
 / re% Labyrinth in form of swastika; in centre, floral ornament, 
 
 c?^//~3vot. 181 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. iv, 7), well preserved and extremely 
 vi^^y rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 / 1144 Cnossus, Stater, b.c. 500-430, Minotaur running to right, head 
 
 ( y^ C?* & facing; rev. Square labyrinth formed of maeander pattern, wt. 150 
 
 ^W^ <grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. iv, 9), well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 'Wib Cnossus, Stater, B.C. 430-350, Head of Demeter to right, hair rolled 
 
 and bound with corn-wreath ; rev. Labyrinth in form of swastika ; 
 
 / i/*'/' in centre, ornament of five pellets, wt. 171 grs. {var. B. M. Cat.pl. iv, 
 
 ^-.^ 10), fine and rare [PL VIII] 1 
 
 1146 Cnossus, Stater, B.C. 430-350, similar type to the preceding coin, but 
 
 s~?C <3 /? * n *^ e cen ^ re f the swastika-formed labyrinth on rev. is a star, wt. 
 
 ~*y c 171 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. IV, 11), fine and rare 1 
 
 114r Cnossus, Stater, B.C. 430-350, similar type to lot 1145, but on the 
 
 
 r reverse the arms of the labyrinth are to left; in centre, star, ~&- 
 
 wt. 170 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. IV, 11), well preserved and very rare 1
 
 cnossus. 143 
 
 148 Cnossus, Drachm, B.C. 430-350, Head of Demeterto right, hair rolled 
 ' / and bound with corn-wreath ; below KN. (Cnossus) ; rev. Labyrinth 
 
 7. /Jlfr of the swastika form, no ornament in centre, wt. 82 grs., well pre- 
 served and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1149 Cnossus, Stater, b.c. 430-350, Head of Demeter to left; rev. 
 KN02ION, Bull's head facing; all within maeander frame, wt. 179 
 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. v, 1), well preserved, hut has suffered from cleaning 
 to remove the oxide, exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1150 Cnossus, Stater, B.C. 430-350, Head of Demeter to right, hair rolled 
 -/^/^ an d bound with corn-wreath ; rev. Square labyrinth, no ornament in 
 
 ^>> ' "^ centre, wt. 168 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. v, 2), fine and rare 1 
 
 1151 Cnossus, Stater, similar type to the last, but countermark, large 
 ;/ / pellet within circle of dots behind head of Demeter ; and on rev. 
 
 (- ^^ *^* ' ^ floral ornament in centre of labyrinth, and below BPI (retrograde), 
 /ffi^/? wt- 167 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. v, 2), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 1152 Cnossus, Stater, similar type to lot 1150, but on the rev. the pattern of 
 ry ^y^ the labyrinth is continued to the centre, and there is no ornament ; 
 
 ^s^' 7 jP f below, BPI (retrograde), wt. 175 grs., in fair preservation, very rare 1 
 
 M-03 Cnossus, Stater, b.c. 350-220, Head of Hera to left, wearing stephane 
 
 -^/-^j decorated with floral ornaments ; rev. Square labyrinth ; below, 
 
 C>C&? _ KNQ2IGN; on right, P and fulmen, wt. 166 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. v, 
 
 ^p^J^t**^]-), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 /"a 154 Cnossus, Stater, similar to the preceding coin, but on the reverse the 
 CZ^\_^ *?. 6? legend KNfi^IQN is above the labyrinth, and there is no ornament, 
 /fr%^/? & c - m tne field, wt. 170 grs., in good condition, rare 1 
 
 1155 Cnossus, Drachm, b.c. 350-220, Head of Hera to left, wearing 
 stephane with floral ornaments ; rev. Square labyrinth ; below, 
 KN122I ; on either side, AP, wt. 79 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi v, 12), fine and 
 scarce 1 
 
 - 1156 Cnossus, Drachm, similar type to the preceding lot, 80 grs., well pre- 
 ^> /6/rft~~ served and scarce 1 
 
 - /ArSj-^ Cnossus, Drachm, similar type to lot 1155, wt. 78 grs. ; Half Drachm, 
 
 V / / Head of Apollo to left ; rev. Square labyrinth ; below KM2 ; on left, 
 
 ^^/ ?" ArEI ; on right, fulmen, wt. 41 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. v, 13), both well 
 
 /h^Jfcf^f* preserved and scarce j ^ 2 
 
 1158 Cnossus, Tetradrachm, b.c. 116-67, Head of Zeus diademed to right 
 
 ^g^Sfe. /& * n high relief, and dividing the legend N I K A ; rev. KN12 % I ON 
 
 ^ /? arranged around square labyrinth, wt. 256 grs. (Svoronos, pi. vm, 4), 
 
 '*-*/'' an extremely fine wide -spread coin, and of the highest rarity 
 
 [PI. VIII] i 
 
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 144 CRETE. 
 
 1159 Cnossus, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but no legend 
 /_ ^^. on the obv. except A under neck of Zeus, wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat. fy 
 
 pi. VI, 6), extremely fine and very rare */!trt ^/P f~ &y 1 
 
 '-IS" 
 
 %* From the Bank collection. 
 
 1160 Cnossus, Didrachm, B.C. 116-67, Head of Zeus, laureate to left; rev. 
 K*N 02ION arranged around square labyrinth, wt. 137 grs., fine 
 and of unusually good style, but considered by M. Svoronos not to be 
 genuine (see Num. de la Crete, pi. xxxi, wo. 26) 1 
 
 1161 Cydonia, Stater, B.C. 350-300, Dionysiac female head to right, 
 crowned with vine-leaves and grapes ; behind, in rather indistinct 
 
 jtters, NEYANTOS EEEOEI; rev. KYAON, Kydon as a naked 
 
 archer standing to left, and stringing his bow, wt. 174 grs. 
 
 7 ^(Svoronos, Num. de la Crete, pi. ix, 3), very fine and of the highest 
 
 '"rarity [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 \* From the Dupre collection. 
 
 LI 62 Cydonia, Stater, Similar type to the preceding coin ; but there is no 
 
 ^4 ^ legend on the obv., and on the rev. before Kydon is a dog, and 
 
 <5^~ "* above it a pruning knife, wt. 143 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. vii, 1), 
 
 /Af/i-&/**-~- well preserved and rare 1 
 
 1163 Cydonia, Stater, Similar to the last coin, but before the female 
 ^//r^ head on the obv. is a counter-mark of a double caduceus, and behind, 
 
 7^~ ^ f traces of a monogram ; and on the rev. an astragalus (?) in front of 
 
 /i^^n. the dog, wt. 168 grs., in fair preservation, rare 1 
 
 1164 Cydonia, Stater, B.C. 400-300, Youthful head to left, wreathed with 
 -?/ 12 ivy ; rev. KYAON, Kydon stringing his bow ; before him, dog ; 
 
 7^^' " above which is an arrow-head and K, wt. 150 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 { K^&4*Jy--yl. vn, 3), fine and rare 1 
 
 1165 Cydonia, Stater, B.C. 400-300, Youthful head to left, wreathed with 
 / / ivy ; rev. KYAON (in exergue), Hound to left, suckling the infant 
 
 ^y^ X?C* Kydon, wt. 147 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vn, 4), fine and exceedingly rare 
 
 ^/^X IPLVIII] 1 
 
 s/V/Let* ~ *^* From tne Dupre collection. 
 
 1166 Cydonia, Drachm, B.C. 400-300, Dionysiac female head to left, 
 */7 wreathed with ivy ; rev. KYAON, Kydon stringing his bow, wt. 82 
 
 ^frff***+^rs. (B. M. Cat. pi. VII, 5), fine and very rare 1 
 
 U67 Cydonia, Drachm, B.C. 400-300, Head of Pallas to right in crested 
 
 / yt helmet ; rev. KYAON (in exergue), Hound stickling Kydon, wt. 
 
 ^&C- & 56 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vn, 7); Drachm, B.C. 200-100, Head of 
 
 w' ^ Artemis to right, laureate ; behind her neck, quiver ; rev. KYAONI- 
 
 ^^^"'***^X.TON (partly in exergue), Hound suckling Kydon; above, fulmen, 
 
 wt. 40 grs., the first very well preserved, the last somewhat rubbed, both 
 
 scarce 2
 
 ELEUTHERNAE. 145 
 
 1168 Eleuthernae, Stater, b.c. 431-300, Head of Apollo to left, bound 
 ^ with triple wreath of peculiar work ; rev. EAEY . . NAION, 
 
 '//- & Apollo naked, standing facing, holding stone and bow, wt. 163 grs. 
 /&&L^*^ (Svoronos, Num. dela Crete, pi. xi, 16), well preserved, a rare variety 1 
 
 1169 Eleuthernae, Stater, same date, Head of Zeus to right, laureate; 
 rev. Apollo walking to left, stone in upraised right hand ; bow in <; *% " & ' 
 left, wt. 165 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. viii, 7), in good condition, rare 1 
 
 1170 Eleuthernae, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Headof Apollo to left, laureate ; 
 -7^^ ^ rev - Apollo naked, standing facing, holding stone and bow in out- 
 
 C^^ ** ' "C- stretched hands, wt. 174 grs. (Svoronos, Num. de la Crete, pi. xi, 24), 
 ^ j/r%h&&* somewhat rubbed and oxydised, but rare 1 
 
 1171 Eleuthernae, Drachm, circa B.C. 300, Head of Zeus to right; rev. 
 s^Xsf-^ EAEY0EPNAION, Apollo naked, standing towards left, holding 
 
 c<y '*'< - stone and bow in outstretched hands, wt. 77 grs., fine and exceedingly 
 st^a^y rare, not in Svoronos nor in Brit. Mus. Cat. [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1172^Elyrus, Drachm, B.C. 400-300, Goat's head to right, dividing legend 
 
 ~f^S yy EAYPION ; below, arrow-head ; rev. Bee ; above on either side, 
 
 (7^ *' M.I., wt. 83 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. viii, 15), very fine and extremely 
 
 r c^j4**<^rare 1 
 
 1173 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 480-400, Europa riding on bull to right; rev. 
 AOPTYNOS TO CA2MA (roprwos to Trat/xa) around linear square 
 
 ''" enc i os i n g lion's scalp, wt. 185 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat.pl. ix, 3), well 
 preserved and of the highest rarity 1 
 
 1174 Gortyna, Drachm, B.C. 480-400, Bull recumbent to left, looking 
 yu ' j back ; on flank, three large pellets ; rev. Lion's scalp in dotted 
 
 linear square, wt. 88 grs. (var. Svoronos, pi. XII, 31), very fine and 
 exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1175 Gortyna, Stater, b.c. 431-300, Europa seated to right in sorrowful 
 , , attitude amid the branches of an ancient tree ; rev. [A]OPTVNION, 
 
 ^ Bull standing to left, looking back (B. M. Cat. pi. ix, 5), fine and 
 
 1176 Gortyna, Stater, b.c. 431-300, Europa seated in tree, similar to last 
 y/ ^ coin, but the tree is very wide-spread ; rev. Bull standing to right, 
 
 ^^--Jr ' looking back, his right hind leg raised to his head ; below is indi- 
 
 s^&j^** #~xated the ground, wt. 180 grs., fine and very rare 1 
 
 1177 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Europa seated in tree, similar to 
 y^ f s? lot 1175; rev. rOPTVNION (retrograde), Bull to right, looking 
 
 l^~ y^ s back, wt. 182 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. ix, 6), very fine and very rare 
 e^^^ [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1178 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Europa seated in tree, similar to 
 ,_^^f /i?-" l ot 1175; rev. Bull standing to right, looking back, wt. 180 grs. 
 
 /? j> (comp. B.M. Cat.pl. x, 6), very fine and rare 1 
 
 c^ 
 
 &e4z
 
 146 CKETE. 
 
 1179 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Europa seated in tree, her right hand 
 jf'/^ res *'S on eagle, her left holds staff surmounted by bird ; rev. Bull 
 
 ,/f^yr standing to right, looking front, his forelegs stretched forwards ; 
 
 /yr/i &** ~~ beneath, a fly, wt. 173 grs., very fine and extremely rare 1 
 
 1180 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Europa seated in tree, head front; 
 y J . with left hand she raises her peplos, which covers her lower limbs ; 
 
 ^ ' 3 * ' rev. Bull standing to right, head front; beneath, dolphin, wt. 174 grs., 
 
 "t^fine, a rare variety 1 
 
 1181 Gortyna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Europa seated in leafless tree; her 
 . right hand raises her peplos above her head, her left rests on 
 vv S> eagle with outstretched wings before her ; rev. Bull standing to 
 
 ^<fr . ^J? right, looking back, wt. 178 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. x, 7), fine and a rare 
 / variety 1 
 
 1182 Gortyna, Drachm, B.C. 431-300, Female head to right, hair rolled; 
 
 border of dots ; rev. Head and neck of bull to right, wt. 82 grs. 
 
 - - **""" (B.M. Cat.pl. xi, 1); another, Head of Persephone to right, hair 
 
 >^ ^? bound with corn-wreath ; rev. Head of Bull to right, similar to last 
 piece, wt. 81 grs. (ib. pi. xi, 2), both very fine and scarce 2 
 
 1183 Gortyna, Drachm, B.C. 300-200, Europa seated to right in tree and 
 / ^ ^^- looking back at eagle standing on bough behind her ; with left 
 
 c<. <V. o hand she holds her peplos ; rev. TOPTYNliN, Bull standing to left, 
 
 -yy^yy^ looking back, wt. 96 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xi, 4), well preserved and 
 
 /y exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1184 Gortyna, Drachm, B.C. 300-200, Head of Zeus to right, laureate ; 
 Sjy~s rev- TOPTYNION, Europa seated on bull to right, holding with 
 
 ^yCcK --both hands her peplos, which floats above her head, wt. 75 grs., fine 
 
 /^ZZ^y'i s^^jwll rare I 
 
 yy *^* From the Northwick collection. 
 
 1185 Gortyna, Drachm, B.C. 300-200, Head of Zeus as on last coin; rev. 
 rOPTYNIQN, Naked male figure seated, holding bow and arrow 
 in left hand, wt. 65 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XI, 8) ; Hemidrachm, same 
 obv. type ; rev. TOPTYNION, Naked male figure to left, right hand 
 
 ^J^" ^'olf shield, left holds spear, wt. 46 grs. {ib.pl. xi, 9), both fine and 
 rare 2 
 
 1186 Gortyna, Drachm, Head of Europa to right; before, AO ; rev. Head 
 / ^ /^ and neck of bull to right, wt. 86 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. x, 11) ; and 
 
 / Eleuthernae, Diobol, Head of Apollo to right ; rev. EAY in mono- 
 
 n, - ff** gram, wt. 22 grs. (ib. pi. vm, 9), both well preserved and scarce 2 
 
 1187 Hierapytna, Didrachm, circa b.c. 200, Turreted female head to 
 / right ; rev. IEPAITY (below), NEON (to right), Eagle beside date- 
 
 (r7 C / t // P a l m ; m field to right, monogram of TK ; all within wreath, wt. 
 113 grs. (var. B. M. Cat.pl. xn, 2), fine and rare 1 
 
 r^Zty^:
 
 HIERAPYTNA. 147 
 
 1188 Hierapytna, Didrachm, similar to the preceding, but legend 
 y ^/7* (> IEPAnY ; and on right, magistrate's name IMEPAI02 TE, wt. 
 
 c ^^ A,y* y - 117 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 1189 Hierapytna, Didrachm, similar to lot 1187, but legend IEPATIY; 
 ^/ ' *4 , _and on right, magistrate's name MENE20E and monogram, wt. 
 
 // 111 grs. , well preserved and rare 1 
 
 fO Hierapytna, Denarius, struck under Eoman Domination, TIBEPI02 
 
 /^ KAI2AP 2EBA2T02 Eni AAXH, Head of Tiberius to right, 
 
 c^^J< /^laureate ; rev. E02 2EBA2T02 KPHTE2 IEPAnYTNIOI, Head 
 
 /jfc^ / of Augustus to left, radiate, wt. 39 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xvm, 3), very 
 
 fine and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1191 Hyrtacina, Drachm, B.C. 400-300, Head of wild-goat to left; behind, 
 arrow-head ; above on right, YP (retrograde) ; rev. Bee, wt. 80 grs: 
 
 -^ &) j (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xn, 5), fine. Lappa, Hemidrachm, circa B.C. 
 
 C^~ <*' 200, Head of Apollo, laureate ; rev. AAIIIIAI., Apollo holding lyre; 
 
 before him magistrate's name, 2YAOK02, wt. 44 grs. (ib. pi. xiii, 
 
 11), in fair condition, both very rare 2 
 
 1192 Itanus, Stater, B.C. 480-430, Sea-god, Glaukos, to right; trident in 
 /'Vr/Vv^ right hand, left raised; rev. Within linear square, ornamental / ** 
 
 star with pellet in each angle; all in incuse square, wt. llbgrs.-^^^^y/^ 
 
 /// a JjBjj^'^ ai - Pi' XII "0> fi ne an ^ ver y rare &\h/c. 1 
 
 1193 Itanus, Stater, B.C. 480-430, similar type to the preceding coin ; but 
 
 on rev. the corner rays of the star are lis-shaped, wt. 177 grs. (Svoro- 
 y-^rp~ nos,pl. xvm, 23), extremely fine and very rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1194 Itanus, Stater, B.C. 480-430, similar type to lot 1192 ; but on rev. the 
 / star is plain and the rays are separate from the centre, wt. 168 grs. 
 
 * ^/* (Svoronos, pi. xvm, 28), very fine and very rare 1 
 
 1195 Itanus, Stater, B.C. 480-430, Sea-god, Glaukos, to right, as in 
 4^2^Lj lot 1192; rev. ITA, Two crested sea-monsters facing each other; 
 
 /P y4 ^"^ a11 within dotted square, wt. 177 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. XVII, 1), fine 
 and very rare 1 
 
 1196 Itanus, Stater, B.C. 400-300, Head of Athena Salmonia in crested 
 helmet to left ; rev. ITANION, Eagle standing to left, looking back ; 
 
 J on right, Glaukos holding trident ; all in incuse square, ivt. 160 grs. 
 
 (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 6), in good condition, somewhat oxydised, 
 
 r t-//^^ rare w .1 
 
 1197 Itanus, Drachm, b.c. 480-430, The sea-god, Glaukos, with trident; 
 rev. ITA (?), Two crested sea-monsters facing each other, pierced, 
 
 "fV* 1& extremely rare, unpublished (?); another, B.C. 400-300, Head of Athena 
 
 to left; rev. ITANON, Eagle, &c, precisely as Stater in previous 
 
 ''fat, wt. 79 grs. {B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 6), fine and rare 2 
 
 h 2
 
 148 CRETE. 
 
 1198 Itanus, Hemi-Drachm, b.c. 400-300, Head of Athena to left in 
 crested helmet ; IT ANION, Eagle ; behind, Glaukos, wt. 32 grs. 
 (Svoronos, pi. xix, 21) ; another, similar, but head of Athena to 
 right ; and on rev. there is no figure of Glaukos in the field, wt. f , f // 
 40 grs. ; Obols (5), Head of Athena ; rev. Star (2 var.) (B. M. Cat. ' '' 
 r pi. xiii, 7 and 8); Figure of Glaukos; rev. Star (ib.pl. xm, 4) 
 
 // / / (3 var.), average wt. 10 grs., the first two very rare, the others scarce, 
 
 fl"* well preserved A%iK 7 
 
 ^V*" 
 
 ^5 
 
 *S* 
 
 1199 Lyttus, Stater, B.C. 450-330, Eagle flying to left; rev. AYKISON, 
 Boar's head to right, all in linear square, wt. 187 grs. (var. Svoronos, 
 pi. xxi, 16), in fair condition, very rare 1 
 
 1*200 Lyttus, Stater, B.C. 450-330, similar type to the preceding coin, 
 
 2 but reading on the rev. AYTTION, wt. 185 grs. (B. M. Cat, pi. xm, 
 
 "*^f f^-Qh well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 1201 Lyttus, Stater, B.C. 450-330, similar type and legend as on the pre- 
 /^^T/^ 6? ceding coin; but eagle on obv. flying to right, wt. 170 grs. (Svoronos, 
 
 J^V. fc pi- xxi, 14)> fine and very rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1202 Lyttus, Stater, B.C. 450-330, similar type to the preceding coin, but 
 ' , eagle flying to left ; and on the rev. the legend AYTTION is in two 
 
 lines and retrograde, wt. 17 4 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xxi, 26), well pre- 
 
 /^7*&>*+*served and rare 1 
 
 1203 Lyttus, Stater, B.C. 450-330, similar type to the last coin, but no 
 legend on rev., wt. 157 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 /^f^^gZ&Lm* V From the Davis collection. 
 1204 Lyttus, Drachm, B.C. 450-330, Eagle flying to left ; rev. AYTTION, 
 
 Boar's head to right within linear square, &c, wt. 90 grs. (Svoronos, 
 pi. XXI, 13), fine ; another, Eagle alighting to right ; rev. AYTTSON, 
 
 Boar's head to right, wt. 92 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 15), well 
 preserved, both very rare 2 
 
 /-// 
 
 1205 Lyttus, Hemidrachm, B.C. 450-300, Eagle flying to- left; rev. 
 AYTISOS, Boar's head to right, all within linear square, wt. 44 grs. )^^^/^% 
 (B. M. Cat. pi. xrv, 5), fine ; others (2) of similar type ; but varied ( l + r *~<( 
 
 * in the form of the boar's head and legend, wt. 43 and 39 grs., well | 
 
 ^/~/7<- preserved y # J irf jfaj} W Juf *-*<- 3) 
 
 1206 Mod A, Stater, Head of Zeus (?) to right; rev. MQAAK2N, Head of 
 Bull facing, wt. 179 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xxn, 21), fine and of the 
 
 (ft/C^ highest rarity [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 jy %* This remarkable coin, formerly attributed by Pellerin to Per- 
 //l^fy gamum and by Sestini to Medeon in Phocis, is now given to Moda 
 1 in Crete by Von Sallet and Svoronos.
 
 PHAESTUS. 149 
 
 1207 PHAESTUS, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Herakles standing front, holding club 
 
 fj^ and bow ; on left, lion's skin ; on right, barleycorn ; around, four 
 
 *S' ^- ! - globules ; rev. Bull's head facing within three sided frame, wt. 
 
 ^^^^,^79 jts. (B. M. Cat. pi. xiv, 15), very fine and very rare 1 
 
 1308 Phaestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Herakles standing facing, holding 
 
 y s club, bow and lion's skin ; on right, tree ; on left, serpent ; rev. 
 
 (s^f' ~~~~ Bull, hobbled, to right, all within wreath, wt. 174 grs. (B. if. Cat. 
 
 ^^^i^^Pj- XV, 4), fine and very rare 1 
 
 ^TzO^ _ Phaestus, Stater, similar type to the preceding coin, but slightly 
 
 riedinthe details, wt. 179 grs., fine and very rare 1 
 
 [AESTUS, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Herakles standing front, holding 
 
 club and bow ; on left, lion's skin ; on right, barleycorn ; rev. Jc{~ 
 
 CAIMTIKON (retrograde), Bull to left, feeding on grass and 
 
 hobbled, wt. 80 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 1), in fair condition and 
 
 extremely rare ^ff /op 1 
 
 ^211 Phaestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, $Al2TION, Herakles to left, striking 
 
 '^^3 ^tt^Hydra with his club; rev. Bull walking to left, wt. 180 grs. 
 
 p> clj$- M. Cat. pi. xv, 6), very fine and rare [PL VIII] 1 
 
 1212^haestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Herakles striking at Hydra, &c, 
 
 / y same as the last, but no legend; between his feet, a crab; rev. 
 
 cr <3>AI2TION (retrograde), Bull butting to right, wt. 168 grs. (var. 
 
 B. M. Cat. pi. XV, 6), fine and a very rare variety 1 
 
 1213 Phaestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, same type as the preceding coin, but 
 ^^(j^ on rev. the legend <3?AI2TIQN is not retrograde and the bull walks 
 
 "'j^^'y^to right, wt. 179 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 6), very fine and rare 1 
 
 1214 Phaestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Zeus Velchanos seated to left in tree ; 
 in right hand he holds a cock which stands upon his knee ; before 
 
 --him EEAXAN02 (retrograde); rev. $Al2TION, Bull butting to 
 .right, wt. 178 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 10), very well preserved and 
 exceedingly rare 1 
 
 1215 Phaestus, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Herakles seated on rock to left, head 
 y/^-..--- front, club in left hand ; before him, tree on which hangs his bow 
 
 pZ- f&. ad quiver ; behind, traces of legend 3>AI2TION ; rev. Bull walking 
 
 yy s? to right within wreath ; below on the wreath is inscribed EY, 
 
 ^K< ^\ probably the artist's initials, wt. 159 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 9), 
 
 / fine, and probably a unique variety [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1216 Phaestus, Stater, b.c. 431-300, TAAON, Talos winged, facing; he 
 hurls stone with right hand and holds another in left ; rev. 
 
 j 3>AI2TION, Bull butting to right (B. M. Cat. pi. XV, 11), plated and 
 
 ^- damaged by a deep cut ; another, Female head to right, hair rolled 
 
 ^nd bound with sphendone ; rev. Forepart of bull to right, wt. 
 
 174 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xxiii, 4), rubbed, both very rare 2 
 
 t&Sy
 
 s&& 
 
 150 CRETE. 
 
 1217 Phaestus, Drachm, B.C. 431-300, Female head to left, wearing 
 / / stephane ; behind A ; rev. <&AI, Head and neck of bull to right, 
 
 '^ **' *^*^ wt. 85 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xxrv, 11), well preserved and probably unique, 
 '/j*.<^- as &** is the only specimen cited by Svoronos 1 
 
 1218 Phalasarna, Stater, B.C. 431-300, Head of Artemis Diktynna to 
 y^yy right, hair twice bound with cord, earring ; rev. <&A between forks 
 
 <^V ''' of trident with ornamented handle, wt. 169 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 py^L**j*- XVI ' 7 )' ver yfi ne and rare [Pi- viii] i 
 
 '1219 Phalasarna, Drachm, B.C. 431-300, similar type to the preceding 
 
 ,/"""" coin, but the head of Artemis has the hair rolled, and is not bound 
 
 ^/y/ by cord j and on rev. border of dots, wt. 83 grs. (B. M. Gat. 
 
 //^ pi. xvi, 9), well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 .-1220 Polyrhenium, Stater, B.C. 330-280, Head of Zeus to right, laureate j 
 
 r//rt /a rev. Bull's head facing with fillet ; around, ITOAYPHNION, and 
 
 J * above and at side, XAPI20ENH2 partly legible, wt. 173 grs. (B. M. 
 
 oZd'*t,ctrtff\/ Cat. pi. xvi, 13), very fine and very rare 1 
 
 1221 Polyrhenium, Stater, b.c. 330-280, similar type to the preceding 
 
 coin, but the head of Zeus on the obv. is in lower relief, and on the 
 c/4fc ret)' the name of the city and that of the magistrate (reading 
 XAPI20EN) are differently placed, wt. 179 grs. (Svoronos, pi. XXV, 
 
 c '**2.*^22), fi ne an d ver y mre * 
 
 1222 Polyrhenium, Drachm, B.C. 330-280, POAYPHNK2N, Bull's head 
 ~// /A facing with fillet ; rev. IIOAYPHNI, Aj^^nead, wt. 81 grs, (var. 
 
 * '9 B. M. Cat.pl. XVI, 15), fine and rare; Half Obol, Head of Bull ; 
 
 fie& JZi rev - Incuse square, wt. 5 grs. ; another, similar, but Arrow-head on 
 
 /j obv., wt. 5 grs., fine 3 
 
 1223 Polyrhenium, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 200, Male head (Philip V of 
 Macedon ?), with whisker to right ; bow and quiver at his shoulder ; 
 rev. IIOAYPHNK2N, Artemis Diktynna (?) seated to left, holding 
 Nike in outstretched right hand ; below her seat MO mon., wt. 
 227 grs. (var. B. M. Cat.pl. xvn, 1), somewhat rubbed, but of the 
 highest rarity, and a variety not in British Museum nor described in 
 
 Svoronos ^.^^^^C ti/%*r# 1 
 
 1224 Praesus, Stater, circa B.cf 450, Naked Herakles kneeling to right 
 J. / and shooting with bow ; lion's skin over left arm ; rev. Eagle with 
 
 ^L, $ spread wings flying to left, within linear square, wt. 178 grs. (var. 
 
 OuX^ B. M. Cat. pi. xvn, 7), very fine and very rare [PL VIII] 1 
 
 122 Praesus, Stater, circa B.C. 400, Zeus Diktaeus seated to left, looking 
 
 _A front ; bird on right hand ; left resting on sceptre ; rev. IIPAl, Bull 
 
 o\ O. S^ butting to right, wt. 163 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvn, 8), fine, but slightly 
 
 $rU*to**. rv bbed on rev 'i ver y rare 1 
 
 '/ %* From the Bompois collection. 
 
 ^Ua^-
 
 PRAESUS. 151 
 
 1226 Praesus, Stater, circa B.C. 400, Zeus Diktaeus seated to left, &c, as 
 
 / on the preceding coin, but head in profile ; rev. Forepart of goat to 
 
 (pC^Af left, looking back, wt. 165 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. XVII, 9), very fine 
 
 ^ g and very rare [PL VIII] 1 
 
 1227/ Praesus, Stater, circa b.c. 350, Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; rev. 
 -/-<3 Forepart of goat to left, looking back ; behind, arrow-head, wt. 
 
 sz> (L^ 163 grs ' V*' M ' ^ at ' ^' xvn ' 10 ^' weii P reserved and vm J rare 1 
 
 1228 ^Praesus, Stater, circa B.C. 350, same type as the preceding coin, but 
 on the rev. above the arrow-head is the monogram IIPA., wt. 166 
 grs., somewhat rubbed, probably unique, as this is the only specimen 
 cited by Svoronos, p. 290 1 
 
 * # * From the Whittall collection. 
 
 #>-1 
 
 /At?*/* 
 
 1229 Praesus (1), Drachm, circa b.c. 300, Head of Persephone to right, 
 crowned with corn-wreath ; border of large dots ; rev. Bull butting 
 to right, wt. 88 grs. (Svoronos, pi. XV, 9), very fine and probably unique 
 as it is the only specimen cited by Svoronos [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 Svoronos gives this coin to Gortyna, but Sir Edward Bunbury was 
 of opinion that it should be classed rather among the series of 
 Praesus (see obv. of next coin and rev. of lot 1225). 
 
 1230 Praesus,. Drachm, circa B.C. 300, Head of Persephone to right as on the 
 preceding coin ; rev. IIPAI., Bull's head facing ; on left, rose, wt. 
 75 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvn, 12), somewhat rubbed; Hemi-Drachm, 
 Head of Apollo to right, laureate, hair long ; rev. Bee, wt. 42 grs. 
 (Svoronos, pi. xvm, 9), fine. Ehithymna, Hemi-Drachm, circa B.C. 
 300, Head of Pallas to right in crested helmet ; rev. Trident with 
 PI between forks, wt. 33 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 9), in fine condition, 
 
 all scarce 3 
 
 A231 Priansus, Stater, B.C. 430-300, Female figure seated towards left, 
 
 J- / , her right hand on serpent's head ; behind, date-palm ; rev. I1PIAN- 
 
 C*- *^' SIEQN, Poseidon standing to left, dolphin in right hand, trident 
 
 ivfy in left; before him II, wt. 163 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xvm, 6), fine 
 
 // and extremely rare 1 
 
 1232 Priansus, Drachm, B.C. 431-300, Female head to right, hair rolled 
 and tied in bunch at back ; rev. IIPIAN2IEON, Date-palm between 
 dolphin and rudder, wt. 81 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvm, 8), fine and 
 rare 1 
 
 f/ 1233 Ehaucus, Stater, circa B.C. 430, Poseidon naked and holding trident, 
 
 leading horse to right; rev. PAYKION (boustrophedon), Trident, 
 
 \ /0 wt. 164 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 1), very fine and rare, struck on 
 
 oblong flan 1 
 
 
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 152 CRETE. 
 
 1 234 Rhaucus, Stater, of somewhat later date, same type as the preceding, 
 / wt. 178 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 4), very fine and very rare, struck 
 
 ?// V on circular flan [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 ^^L^*^^ *** From the Wigan collection. 
 
 1235 Tylissus, Stater, B.C. 400-300, Head of Hera to right, wearing 
 /j stephane ornamented with floral pattern ; rev. TYAI2I02, Apollo 
 
 &(/'/& standing to left, holding phiale and how ; behind, laurel-branch, wt. 
 
 <3tfj/ fuaM%y 158 grs. (Svoronos, pi. xxi, 7), a good deal oxydised, but exceedingly 
 
 // rare 1 
 
 1236 Tylissus, Stater, B.C. 400-300, Head of Hera to right as on the pre- j 
 /> , ceding coin ; rev. TYAI5K2N (retrograde), Apollo standing to left, / 
 
 " holding goat's head and bow ; before him arrow-head, wt. 169 grs. > J fa j- 
 
 r (B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 15), in fair condition, but double-struck on rev., I 
 
 VJl-A^r" very rare wl/%%%' ^^ \J 
 
 ' %* From the Whittall collection. 
 
 1237 Crete (?), Attic Didrachm, Head of Athena to right, wearing 
 ya crested helmet ornamented with owl ; rev. Man-headed bull to 
 
 ~~ j' right; above, uncertain inscription IIOAINO(?) (retrograde), wt. 
 109 grs., fine 1 
 
 1238 Crete, various, Gortyna, Female head to right; rev. Bull's head 
 facing, wt. 70 grs. (comp. Svoronos, pi. xv, 3). Phaestus, Hemi- 
 drachm, Head of young Herakles to right ; rev. Bull's head facing 
 (ib. pi. xxiii, 22), both in good condition ; Roman Imperial Coinage, 
 
 '' Denarius, Head of Trajan, usual legend in Latin ; rev. AIKTYNNA, 
 
 -^-^^^f^Biktynna holding infant Zeus seated to left ; before and behind 
 her one of the Curetes ; in the exergue KPHTON (ib.pl. xxiii, 23), 
 well preserved 3 
 
 1239 Crete, Roman Imperial Coinage, Caligula, Tetradrachm, obv. VMO% 
 J, KAI2AP. 2EB. TEPM. APX, &c, Bust of Caligula to right, sceptre 
 
 cZ/' over shoulder; rev. Augustus seated to left, holding patera and 
 
 /PLjfJ-iA sceptre ; around, seven stars, wt. 110 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. I, 1), well 
 
 / preserved and very rare, 1 
 
 1240 Crete, Roman Imperial Coinage, Caligula, Drachm or Denarius, obv. 
 ( ft same as the preceding ; rev. Head of Augustus to left, radiate ; 
 
 ^ ' around, seven stars, wt. 38 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. I, 2), fine and very 
 
 \^Auiwlt rare 1 
 
 / ' 1241 Crete, Roman Imperial Coinage, Caligula, Drachm or Denarius, same 
 7! y / 'w type, &c. as the preceding, wt. 37 grs., fine, but slightly chipped 1 '\- t*jr 
 
 fit** 
 
 1242 Crete, Roman Imperial Coinage, Claudius, Tetradrachm, obv. TI . 
 
 KAAYAI02. KAI2AP. 2E. TEPM. APX &c, Head of Claudius 
 jp /</^ to left, bare; rev. Augustus seated in car drawn by four elephants / /> 
 
 with riders ; before and around, stars, wt. 150 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. I, / ' 
 *Pf '/ t-^ no. 6), very well preserved and very rare ^fj^^l^A^^ 1
 
 APTERA, ETC. 153 
 
 Bronze. 
 
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 1243 ApterA; rev. types, Warrior with shield and spear to left, size 3 
 (2 var.) ; Warrior facing, size 3 ; Race-torch (3 var.), sizes 3-1 ; and 
 Bow and spear-head, size 1 (2 var.). Arsinoe ; rev. types, Helmeted 
 figure with shield, &c, AP2I, size 4 ; Two Dolphins, AP2I, size 2. 
 Axus ; rev. types, Tripod, FAHION, size 4 (2 var.) ; Winged fulmen, 
 AH, &c, size 4 (3 var.) ; others (3), similar type, but counterstruck 
 with head of Hermes. Chersonesus ; rev. types, Dove flying ; 
 Prow (3 var.), size 3, mostly well preserved and scarce 22 
 
 1244 Axos; rev. types, Tripod; Fulmen. Chersonesus; rev. Prow as in 
 last lot. Cydonia, Young male head ; rev. KYAfi, Dog, size 1 (3 var.). 
 Eleuthernae ; rev. types, Apollo seated holding stone, EAEY- 
 
 t f EPNAK2N, size 3 (2 var.), rare; Club between EA, size 2; and 
 
 Lyre, size 1. Gortyna ; rev. types, Bull standing to left, TOPTY- 
 
 ^<pn***t. NAION, size 5 ; Europa on bull within wreath, sizes 4 and 1 ; and 
 
 W Bull butting, size 2. Lyttus; rev. Eagle AYTTK2N, size 3, (2 var.); 
 
 Prow; and Boar's head, size 2, mostly fine, and some rare 21 
 
 1245 Cnossus, Head of Zeus ; rev. Labyrinth, sizes 6 and 5 ; Head of Zeus ; 
 rev. Eagle, size 7 (3 var.), scarce; others (2) with magistrates' 
 names API2TK2N, &c. ; others, rev. types, Labyrinth ; Bow and ^g . 
 quiver ; Caduceus ; and Female head, sizes 5-3, well preserved and 
 an interesting series 16 
 
 1246 Lyttus ; rev. types, Eagle and prow as in lot 1244. Phaestus, Talos 
 hurling stone ; rev. Hound, <AICTION, size 3 (2 var.), rare. Poly- 
 
 J? t / rhenium; rev. types, Arrow-head, sizes 3 and 1 (4 var.) ; Quiver, 
 nOAI, sizes 2 and 1 (3 var.) ; Bull's head facing, size 3. Rhaucus, 
 Head of Demeter ; rev. Trident, size 4 ; another, similar, with head 
 of Zeus on obv., size 3. Rithymna ; rev. Two dolphins, PI0Y, size 2 ; 
 Date-Palm; Caduceus; and Aplustre, size 2. Imperial, Domitian ; 
 rev. Artemis with bow running to right, size 4, mostly interesting and 
 rare types 20 
 
 AEGEAN ISLANDS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 1247 Carthaea (Ceos), Hemi-drachm, circa B.C. 500, Amphora; rev. Floral 
 ornament in incuse square, wt. 39 grs. ; another, Bunch of Grapes ; 
 
 ' / ^ rev. Incuse square, wt. 38 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 13); another, 
 / similar to last, but incuse square on rev. varied, wt. 39 grs. (ib. 
 ^ pi. xxi, 14) ; and Obol, same type, wt. 13 grs. Coresia, Hemi- 
 drachm, circa B.c. 500, Sepia ; on right, dolphin ; rev. Incuse 
 square, wt. 41 grs. (ib.pl. xxii, 4), all fine and very rare 5
 
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 154 AEGEAN ISLANDS. 
 
 1248 Delos (?), Stater, circa B.C. 550, Lyre ; rev. Quadripartite incuse square, 
 yf /j v-' wf. 119 grs., weZ preserved and extremely rare 1 
 
 1249 Naxos, Stater, circa B.C. 550, Amphora wreathed with ivy leaves, 
 J y ^^. from each handle depends a bunch of grapes ; above, ivy leaf ; rev. 
 
 r* Eough incuse square, vet. 189 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxv, 7), extremely 
 
 f&f+S fine and rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 1250 Naxos, Stater, similar to the preceding coin, but there is no wreath 
 jr4 t around the amphora, and on the rev. the incuse square is divided 
 
 's" " / into four compartments, wt. 191 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxv, 8), very fine 
 tt&^rtf and rare 1 
 
 1251 Naxos, Drachm, circa B.C. 550, same type as the last coin, wt. 93 grs. ; 
 
 , Obol, similar, but no grapes to handles, wt. 20 grs., both fine and ^ 
 
 Eli scarce. Siphnos, Drachm, circa B.C. 350, Head of Artemis (?) to / ^ 
 
 right, bound with taenia ; rev. 21$, Eagle flying to right ; above, 
 fujf /. [o yyw- barley-corn, wt. 56 grs., pierced, very rare j j, ^ 3 
 
 1252 Paros, Didrachm, B.C. 200, Female head (Artemis?) to right, hair 
 short and tied with band passing round thrice ; rev. LTAPI, Goat 
 standing to right; above, magistrate's name, TEI2HN., wt. 106 grs. 
 
 ^j^^s (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvi, 6), somewhat rubied, has been broken and sub- 
 zf sequently joined, extremely rare 1 
 
 / 1253 Paros, Didrachm, B.C. 200, Head of Demeter to right, veiled and with 
 
 ^/ A^ y / corn-wreath; rev. LTAPI within ivy- wreath with berries, wt. 114 grs. 
 
 *'/ S&' ^' ^ ai ' $' XXVI ' ty* fi ne an d excess i ve ty rare [PL VIII] 1 
 
 1254 Tenos, Didrachm, B.C. 300-200, Head of Zeus Ammon to right ; rev. 
 
 / / THNI, Poseidon draped standing to left, holding dolphin and 
 
 ?V t?'/o trident; before him, bunch of grapes, wt. Ill grs. (var. B. M. Cat. 
 
 pi. xxviii, 17), very rare, has been oxydised and subsequently cleaned, 
 
 otherwise a desirable coin 1 
 
 *+* From the Martin collection (1859). 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 Aegiale (Amorgos), Laureate head of Asklepios ; rev. AI, Cupping 
 vessel, size 4. MiNOA (Amorgos), Head of Dionysos ; rev. MINfi, 
 Kantharos, size 2. Anaphe, Head of Apollo, full face ; rev. AN, 
 Two-handled vase ; above, bee, size 3. Cimolas, Head of Hermes; 
 rev. KIMJ2, Dolphin, size 1. Ios, Head of Homer; before, 
 O MHPOY ; rev. I H , Palm-tree, size 3. Thera, Head of Apollo, 
 facing ; rev. H, Bull butting to left, size 4, all fine and exceedingly 
 rare 6
 
 ANDROS, ETC. 155 
 
 1256 Andros. rev. types, ANAPI, Two-handled wine cup; Amphora; and 
 
 Thyrsos (2 vars.), all size 3. Ceos, Head of Aristaeus; rev. KEK2N, 
 
 Forepart of the dog, Sirius, radiate, size 4 (3 var.). Carthaea, 
 
 ^- */<* Head of Apollo ; rev. KAPA, Forepart of dog, Sirius, radiate 
 
 ^y s? (3 var.) sizes 4 and 3 ; Bunch of grapes and star, size 4. Coresia, 
 
 /yt/>< .> rev. KOPH, Bee, size 4. Iulis, rev. IOYAI, Bunch of grapes, size 3 ; 
 
 / Bee, size 2 ; and Fly in wreath, IOY, size 1. Cythnos, rev. types, 
 
 KY0N, Lyre, size 4 ; KY, Rose, size 3, mostly fine, all scarce 17 
 
 1257 Ceos, rev. Forepart of the dog, Sirius, as in last lot (2 var.). Delos, 
 
 rev. AH, Lyre, size 3 ; others (5), similar, all varied, size 1 ; Date 
 palm and AH, size 1. Ios, Head of Homer ; rev. IHT, Palm-tree, 
 size 3. Melos, Pomegranate; rev. MHAK2N, Pallas Promachos, 
 size 6. Imperial, Head of Pallas, MHAIQN ; rev. Eni TJ. nAN- 
 KAEOS TO. T in wreath, sizes 4 and 3 ; another, rev. MHAION 
 in olive-wreath, size 7. Myconos, Head of Dionysos, three-quarter 
 face ; rev. MYKO, Bunch of grapes and grain of corn, size 3. Naxos, 
 rev. Bunch of grapes, size 3 (2 var.) ; and Kantharos, size 1, (2 var.), 
 mostly fine and many rare 19 
 
 1258 Paros, rev. types, nAPI, Goat kneeling, size 4 ; others (3), Goat 
 / standing, size 4 ; HA, Ear of corn, size 1. Seriphos, rev. types, 
 
 7^^^.^-Gorgon head, size 2 ; Gorgon head and harpa, 2EPI, size 4 ; 
 
 ^ Harpa, sizes 3-2 (3 var.). Siphnos, rev. 21$, Eagle flying, size 3. 
 
 {/&/ Sf\ Syros, rev. Goat to right or left, 2YPI, sizes 3-2 ; Imperial, Domi- 
 
 / tian, rev. Two heads, face to face ; between them ear of corn, size 5, 
 
 rare. Tenos, rev. types, Bunch of grapes, TH (3 var.), size 4 ; 
 
 Poseidon, THNK2N (2 var.), size 4 ; Trident (2 var.), size 4, mostly 
 
 fine and scarce 1 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE BUNBURY COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 GREEK COINS. 
 
 SECOND AND FINAL PORTION 
 
 ASIA MINOR, AFRICA, &c. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MESSRS. 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 AuriionEm of liitcrarg property Jfe lltorks illwstratittc of tJtj-c Jfine Arts, 
 
 AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 
 
 On MONDAY, 7th of DECEMBER, 1896, and Five following Days, 
 
 AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PRIOR. CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD. 
 
 DRYDEN PRESS: J. DAVY AND SONS, 137, LONG ACRE, LONDON.
 
 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute 
 arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be 
 immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer 
 cannot decide the said dispute. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above five pounds, 
 2s. 6^., and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the 
 
 auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the 
 seller. 
 
 IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, 
 
 and to pay down 5s. in the pound, if required, in part 
 payment of the purchase-money ; in default of which 
 the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up 
 again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of 
 any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or 
 errors of description. 
 
 VI. The lots to be taken away, at the buyer's expense, imme- 
 
 diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default of 
 which Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE 
 will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, 
 damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be 
 left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the 
 expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the sale, 
 the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be 
 catalogued for immediate sale, and the expense, the 
 same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which 
 they were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON 
 & HODGE will have the option of re-selling the lots 
 uncleared, either by public or private sale, without any 
 notice being given to the defaulter. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the 
 
 money required and deposited in part of payment shall 
 be forfeited, and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling 
 of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on 
 such re-sale shall be made good by the defaulters at this 
 sale. 
 
 Gentlemen, who cannot attend this sale, may have their 
 Commissions faithfully executed by their humble Servants, 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 13, Wellington Street, Strand, London.
 
 INTKODUCTION. 
 
 THIS Catalogue contains a description of the second and final portion 
 of the extensive collection of Greek Coins formed by the late 
 Sir Edward Bunbury. It comprises the various issues of Asia Minor, 
 Africa and the adjacent Islands. 
 
 Though this series may not include such fine artistic coins as were 
 to be found in the first portion of the Collection, yet it is none the less 
 remarkable. In some districts of Asia Minor such as Caria, Lydia, 
 Phrygia, Pisidia and Cilicia, the coinage was principally of copper ; but 
 even amongst these are very many coins, which are equally as interesting 
 to numismatists as those of the finer metals. As regards completeness 
 this part of the collection is quite equal to the previous one. The 
 series, however, which above all others calls for special notice is that 
 of the Seleucid Kings of Syria. We may safely remark that never 
 before has so fine a series of these coins, both in extent and for condition, 
 been brought together by a private collector. In this respect it can 
 well be compared with those of the Kings of Macedon and of Athens, 
 which formed part of the previous sale. 
 
 It is well known that Sir Edward Bunbury in his classification of 
 the coins of the Seleucidae was not quite en accord with other numis- 
 matists both of the past and of the present time. In an article which 
 he contributed to the Numismatic Chronicle (Third Series, vol. XIII, 
 pp. 65-107) Sir Edward Bunbury explained the principal points, on 
 which he differed from other writers on the subject. . The difference of 
 opinion was chiefly in the attribution of certain coins to Antiochus III, 
 which had been previously given to his predecessor Antiochus Hierax, 
 and in the classification of the coins generally of the former. It would 
 be quite out of place here to go into any detailed account of Sir Edward's 
 views, beyond stating that he divided the coins of Antiochus III into
 
 ( iv ) 
 
 five principal classes according to the portrait of the King, which in his 
 opinion marked the various issues of the chief districts of his extensive 
 dominions. This classification under classes has therefore been adopted 
 in describing these coins in this catalogue. The other parts of the col- 
 lection will be found to contain a number of very remarkable coins in 
 gold and silver ; and as it would far exceed our limits to enumerate even 
 a small portion of them, we think it better merely to call attention to 
 the seven autotype plates appended to this catalogue, where a selection 
 of the chief rarities are illustrated. 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 VEEY VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 GEEEK COINS, 
 
 FOKMED BY THE LATE 
 
 SIE EDWARD HERBERT BUNBURY, BART. 
 
 M.A. F.E.G.S. 
 
 SECOND PORTION. 
 
 FIRST DAY'S SALE. 
 
 ASIA. 
 PONTTJS, &c. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Amisus, Drachm, Turreted female head to left; rev. IIEIPA, 
 
 Owl facing, standing on shield, wings spread ; in field, 
 
 /jr' API2TE02, wt. 87 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. II, 11); others (2), same 
 
 <p-CL type, with magistrates' names APIS., KTH, wt. 86 grs. each, all 
 
 
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 2 Amisus, Drachms (2), same type as previous lot, magistrates' names 
 
 HrH., KTH., wt. 84 grs. each ; Imperial, Hadrian, Denarius, Head 
 
 of Hadrian; rev. AMICOY. EAEYOEPAC ETOYC Pir (= 163), 
 
 Pallas holding Nike and shield, wt. 42 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 /gzsJhj 2>Z. iv, 8). Colchis, Hemidrachm(?), B.C. 400, Archaistic female 
 
 4 head ; rev. Bull's head to right, wt. 30 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. I, 9), 
 
 * fine <**# 
 
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 PONTUS. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 (Bospon), Hea# of Apollo ; 
 
 Phanagoria (Bospori^ He^a of Apollo ; rev. Lyre with quiver and 
 arrow ; on left, monogram, size 6, very rare ; another, rev. <1>A, Bow 
 and arrow, size 2 D ioscurias (M^ ^^m. fjggv^^^ 
 j/; 2/ KOYPIAA02., Thyrsus, Me 3. Amasia ; rev. Sword m sheath, V^ 
 y AMA22EIA., size 5. Imperial, Caracalla ; rev. Altar ; at the sicteT IT /2 *^s^ 
 
 ^W/'faw tree; above, CT. C0 (=209), size 8; another, same Emperor; rev.sa^^^y^^ 
 AAP. CGY. AMACIAC. M. N6. 6T. Pn, Tyche holding rudder ancf^ 2 ^ 
 ^ ^eornucopiae ; in field, CT. CH (= 208), mostly fine and rare 6 ^f 
 
 4 Amasia, Sept. Severus, Bust of Emperor ; rev. AA. CCY. ANT. ^ ~ 
 
 AMACIAC. MHT. NEfiKE. HO., Altar on which eagle; on left, ^ ^ ' ?* 
 
 ,< tree ; below, 6T. CH (= 208) ; Geta, obv. II. C6IITI0C T6T. . ., egg 
 '*- Bust to right ; rev. AAP. C6. ANT. AMACIAC. MHT. NCQK. nPT. 
 
 /^/|/ /7/nON., same type as last and same date, size 9, both fine and* &* 6, 
 apparently unpublished 2 
 
 5 Amisus, rev. types, AMISOY, Eagle on fulmen (2 var.) I Nike ; Cista 
 mystica (4 var.) ; Sword in sheath (2 var.) ; Tri^oa^_aW^size 4 ; 
 / others, Head^of Zeus ; rev. AMffbf , Eagle on fulmen,17ze 8 ; Head ^T 
 ~^y of Pallas ; rev. AMI2QY Perseus, siz e.7 ; Head of Perseus ; rev. Pegasus 
 
 /^ t ^f drinking, size 5 ; &o^allfine, some scarce 14 
 
 . /^ ,6 .Amisus. same types as in last lot, all varied, fine 18 
 
 Cabeira ^is^JABHPgN, Nike with palm, size u. X ^^^ 
 Head ofPerseus ; r^/XABACTON, Pegasus drinkii 
 
 5. Chabacta^ 
 drinking, size 5 ; Heaa 
 
 1 w2!k ^APNAKIAS, Eagle on fulmen (2 var.), 
 Lead of Ares ; rev. HIMQAI2QN, Sword in 
 sheath/\2 varX sizp 4, well preserved, all very scarce 1 1 
 
 8 Neocaesarea, Septi mus Severus \riv. KOIN. nO. NCOKAIC. MHTPO. 
 
 \ *^_ 6T. PMB (= 142), Tempte %rtih five columns, size 9; i|calla: 
 
 +>t,S.. <s *s~ rev - similar legend, same date, Tetrastyle temple, size 8 ;~S everuf 
 
 / Alexander; rev. similar legend, lable on which are two urnr; ^ 
 
 ^X- ^r if below, a vase containing two palms ; at each side of table, palm ; 
 
 /M L ^ elow ' 6T - P0A (= 171) ' size 7i un P ublished - M~* v 2^i?&<*f~ "*?* 
 
 //^/N^a^Domna ; rev. C6BA2T. H6PAKA60, Herakles in temple with tetra- 7 
 style portico on each side, size 1\, unpublished ; another, rev. C6- 
 BACTO, nOHP . . ., Tyche holding rudder and cornucopiaiTin 
 field, 6T. (mon.) HE (mon.) (= 208), mostly fine, all of the highest J?f 
 '***/ rarity /-p^^V 5
 
 NEOCAESAREA, ETC. 3 
 
 Neocaesarea, Caracalla ; rev. Tetrastyle temple as in last lot. Trape- 
 
 zus, Elagabafiis; f^'.'WAnezOYNTION, The god, Men, on horse- 4^i>*i4^ 
 back; in front, altar; in exergue, 6T. PNG (= 155), size 9; 
 another, similar, but size 7 ; Seyenis Alexander^ same type, but cf ^^ 
 date PHT(?) (=163) ; Julia Mamaea frav^TPAIiezOYNTIlUN 
 , * Turreted female head; in field, AIIP (=181), size 7 ; another, * M * , JtrJ ! hhw jti >^*>*c- 
 '^^^^^same legend, Tyche holding rudder and cornucopiae, size 8, unpubA /%&,* 'sZty*** 
 lished, all in fair condition and very rare 6 -**mw - 
 
 10 
 
 
 ^/ 
 
 ^^ / /* in exergue, 6T. PMT (=143), size 8; Uaracalla/; m same^type, ^*e 
 ^V legend, and date, size 8, &oA in good condition and exceedingly *&& 
 
 Jftujfr rare fa*/ J7 **&+*.**, 2 
 
 r- / KINGS OF PONTUS. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 11 Mithradates VI, Eupator, B.C. 121-63, Tetradrachm, Head of king to JZ?,<Z<?#0i ??*& 
 right, diademed; rev. BA2IAE02 MI0PAAATOY EYIIOTOP02, ^f^ Stf-/* ' 
 under legend H, Pegasos to left, drinking ; before, star and crescent ; "*v#3S ' *^ 
 
 ehind, monogram and date H2 (=208), all within ivy-wreath, -T*iv.*a**, 
 wt. 260 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 4), very fine and very rare [PI. I] l^^^-^fy^ 
 
 12 Mithradates VI, Eupator, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but 
 - vfVuJ*^ * ne rev ' a different monogram, Z under legend, and date E2 
 
 // (=206), wt. 256 grs., somewhat oxydised, but otherwise fine, very rare 1 
 
 1 3 Mithradates VI, Eupator, Tetradrachm, Head of king to right, diademed, . 
 y^hair of king flowing; rev. BASlAEfiS MI0PAAATOY EYIIATO- ^^^f^^^f 4 
 
 Jit,cJ$&-> Stag feeding to left; before and behind which is a mono- ttT^/g^Z?^ 
 
 /gram ; E under legend, and date AK2 (=224), wt. 254 grs. (Hist. --- ^^^-___ 
 Num. p. 428), extremely fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 14 Mithradates VI, Eupator, Tetradrachm, same type as last; same 
 -y^f ^ monograms on rev. ; I under legend, date 12 (=219), wt. 256 grs., 
 
 C^W''" i ^ jz^mely fine and rare 1 
 
 15 #rTHRADATES VI, Eupator, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 13; one . ^ 
 -fSj^ f monogram only on rev., which is in front of stag ; B under legend ; </ 
 
 <^J^ilate EK2. (=226), wt. 258 grs., very fine and rare 1 
 
 16 ^Mithradates VI, Eupator, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 13; one mono- 
 gram only on rev., which is behind the stag ; B under legend ; date A J?f * 
 
 / ^?-"(=201 ?), wt. 261 grs., somewhat oxydised, an unpublished date, rare 1 
 &? *^/This coin was found with the tetradrachm of Athenian type bearing 
 ^^^the name of Mithradates, and described under lot 991, Bunbury 
 Cat. 1st Portion. 
 
 17 Polemo II, A.D. 38-63, Denarius, BA2IA6UJ2. HOAGMIUNOC, Head of ^*fc^C ^''^- 
 Polemo to right, laureate ; rev. eTOVE I (=19), Head of Nero to -^-.o^s^ cjfc&'/x * 
 
 J right, laureate, wt. 56 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. x, 3), very fine and rare 1 ^^i*Y <J^f^ 
 
 ^ B2 .^ -^ 
 
 &
 
 4 BOSPORUS. 
 
 KINGS OF BOSPORUS. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 18 SAUROMATES I, A.D. 94-124, Stater, BA2IA61UC CAYPOMATOY, Bust 
 
 of king to right, diademed, hair long ; rev. Head of Hadrian to right %<f 
 
 , y4 laureate ; below, date HIY (=418), wt. 120grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xm, 3), 
 
 very fine and rare TP1. I] r^^ ^ * vi^ s^&o^L*^ 2tJ 
 
 Electrum. 
 
 19 Rhoemetalces, A.D. 132-154, Stater, BA2IA61U2 POIMHTAAKOY, 
 
 Bust of king to right, diademed ; before, club ; rev. Head of ^% 
 77^ / Hadrian to right, laureate ; below, date KY (=429), wt. 121 grs. 
 
 y S J (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. XIV, 10), fine and very rare, being dated in the ***. /fa, 
 /wM#<^firsl year of his reign [PL I] \&T/^fif* s f**+ \* " *>4- ' 
 
 2U 
 
 &L 
 
 //. 
 
 M 
 
 %* This to lot 37 are all electrum coins more or less^de^ased. 
 
 20 Rhoemetalces, Stater, same type as the preceding coin ; but no 
 symbol on obv. ; and date on rev. AMY (=441), wt. 120 grs., fine 
 
 ^^l^u^and scarce 1 
 
 21 Rhoemetalces, Stater, same type as lot 19, with club on obv., and date 
 S%4+/ JB rev - EMY (=445), wt. 120 grs., well preserved, scarce 1 **&'& 
 
 22^EUPAT0R, A.D. 155-171, Stater, BA5IALUC 6YIIAT0P0C, Bust of king 
 ? to right, diademed ; rev. Busts face to face of Aurelius and Verus ; 
 
 ' ' between them, sword; below, date NY (=459), wtf. 119 grs. (B. M. ^^ 
 v^^ Cat. pi. xv, 7), well preserved and scarce J> ^^^ j&4'^> xLs I 
 
 23 Eupator, Stater, same type as the preceding coin j but on rev. date BHY 
 f tf7& (=462), wt. 119 grs., well preserved 1 ^^ 
 
 24 Eupator, Stater, same obv. type as lot 22 ; but club before bust of king ; 
 - / y{ rev - Head of Verus, laureate, to right ; below, date AEY (=464), wt. c^ 
 
 119 grs., well preserved, scarce 1 
 
 25 SAUROMATES II, A.D. 172-211, Stater, BAICA6UJC CAYPOMATOY, Bust k^&. JZh* 
 ^ of king to right, diademed; rev. Head of Commodus to right, v %^^*^s 
 
 ^ "J? laureate; before, spear; below, date BOY (=472), wt. 120 grs^x^^ ~ ,, 
 ^/f 6 ^ (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 11), fine, and a rare variety*^?*? ^~-~ *^~- * 1 ^JU^s/ 
 
 26 Sauromates II, Stater, similar to the preceding ; bufr on rev. before 
 
 jfc % 3 nea d f Commodus large pellet within circle of dots; date ZnY/'^-^^C 
 rf&ffi^ ( =487 )' wt 119 9 r s-,fine 1 
 
 27 Sauromates II, Stater, similar obv. type to lot 25; rev. Head of ^VW*- 
 Severus to right, laureate ; before, pellet ; below, date, B4Y ** 
 
 M- 
 
 ^CU- 
 
 a (=492), wt. 119 grs., well preserved
 
 SAUROMATES II. 5 
 
 28 Sauromates II, Stater, similar type to last coin ; but on rev. before head ^^ 
 -/J?./?" of Severus, star ; below, date rTV (=493), wt. 120 grs., fine 1 
 
 29 Sauromates II, Stater, same type and same symbol on rev. as last 4 
 ^3. ^ coin ) out date ATV (=494), wt. 119 grs., pale eleclrum, fine 1 
 
 30 Sauromates II, Stater, usual type, obv. as lot 25 ; rev. Busts of Severus 
 /// and Caracalla face to face, laureate ; between them, trident ; below, 
 
 (^C^/f date e^Y (=495), wt. 120 grs., fine and rare [PI. I] 1 ^^ 
 
 31 Sauromates II, Stater, usual type, obv. as lot 25 ; but on rev. bust of 
 jr^/f Severus to right, laureate; before, trident; below, date HTV * *S 
 
 (=498), wt. 120 grs., fine 1 
 
 32 Sauromates II, Stater, usual obv. type, as lot 25 ; but on rev. Busts of 
 _ Severus and Caracalla face to face, laureate ; between them, sword ; 6 ^ 
 
 '~)(?-/tsr<r elow, date A$ (=501), wt. 116 grs., pale electrum, well preserved 1 
 
 33 ^Ehescuporis III, A.D. 212-229, Stater, BACIA61UC PHCKOYIIOPIAOC, 
 
 # 
 
 ^2 
 
 /%%4Jj*'* i ^wt- 116 grs., fine, a rare variety and date 1 ^fJ 
 
 , Bust of king to right, diademed ; rev. Bust of Caracalla to right, 
 \SX.b i aureatej not draped; before, bird; below, date 1$ (=510),^^"^ 
 
 
 & 
 
 & 
 
 34 Ehescuporis III, Stater, same type as the preceding coin ; but on rev. 
 / in front of bust, a star; date BI< (=512), wt. 120 grs., fine and 
 
 ^7^* scarce 1 
 
 35 Ehescuporis III, Stater, obv. as lot 33 ; rev. Bust of Elagabalus, laureate 
 
 . - and draped; before, star; below, date 1$ (=515), wt. 119 grs., ^Sss/^J&vt 
 fine 1 
 
 36 Ehescuporis III, Stater, usual obv. type ; but before bust of Ehescu- 
 poris, sword; rev. Head of Severus Alexander, laureate to right; ^Suv^ <?&&&- & 
 
 -Sts below, date BK< (=522), wt. 113 grs.; another, same type and 
 /f-s/? portraits, but with 6 before bust on obv. and pellet before that on ^ ' <4~- ^Vf 
 ^^f^ev. ; date 6K$ (=525), wt. 117 grs., both pale electrum, well 
 preserved 2 
 
 37 Cotys III, a.d. 228-235, Stater, pale electrum, BACIA6UJC KOTYOC, 
 Bust of king to right, diademed; rev. Head of Sev. Alexander, ^Sus? ^# v e *? ; 
 laureate ; before, pellet ; below, date 6KO (=525), wt. 108 grs. " 
 
 \ Af (^' ^' ^ a ^' $" XVII 6) > an ther, same type and date ; but before 
 bust of Cotys, uncertain object, wt. 114 grs. ; others, billon, of 
 ^^Ehescuporis V, A.D. 240-276, BAEIA61UC PHCKOYIIOPIA, Bust 
 f of king diademed ; rev. Bust of Philip I, laureate ; before, club ; 
 below, date CM3> (=546) ; another, similar ; but before bust of 
 Ehescuporis, trident ; and on rev. Bust of Gallienus ; before it, club ; 
 below, date A2$ (=561), in fair condition, all scarce 4 
 
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 ^v (A* 
 
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 6 BOSPOKUS. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 38 Rhescuporis I, Heads of Tiberius and Rhescuporis, IB on rev., size 5. 
 
 Cotys I, Heads of Claudius and Agrippina, IB on obv., size 7. 
 
 Rhescuporis II, Head of king ; rev. Horseman galloping ; below, 
 
 MH ; Head of king between club and trident ; rev. MH, Nike ; 
 
 J- A another, similar, no symbols on obv. ; another, Curule chair between 
 
 6 ** ' ** sceptre with human head and shield ; rev. MH, in wreath, all size 7. 
 
 \J/ i+kk Sauromates I, King seated, holding sceptre &c. ; rev. Shield 
 
 / surrounded by arms, below MH ; others, with head of king on obv. ; 
 
 and rev. types, MH in wreath ; MH and Nike ; Shield surrounded 
 
 by various arms &c. ; others, Curule chair, sceptre and shield on 
 
 obv. ; and rev. types, MH in wreath (2 var.), and Shield surrounded 
 
 by arms, all size 7, mostly fine, which is unusual for these coins 14 
 
 39 Sauromates I, Curule chair &c. ; rev. MH in wreath, as in last lot (2 var.). 
 V^W / Cotys II, Bust of king ; rev. Shield surrounded by arms ; below MH, 
 
 "^ V size 6 ; others, rev. type, MH in wreath (3 var.), sizes 7, 6, and 5. 
 s^\/? / Rhoemetalces, Bust of king; rev. MH in wreath (4 var.), sizes 6 and 5; 
 
 / another, rev. MH and Nike, size 6. Eupator, Head of king; rev. 
 
 MH in wreath ; another, monogram in wreath ; rev. KAnE, Temple, 
 size 5. Ininthimeus, Busts of Ininthimeus and Aphrodite face to 
 face ; rev. Aphrodite seated (2 var.) size 5. Rhescuporis V, Bust 
 of king ; rev. Aphrodite seated to left, size 5, mostly fine, the later 
 pieces very rare 16 
 
 PAPHLAGONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 40 Amastris, circa B.c. 300, Stater, Head of Mithras in Persian head-dress, v cXs? 
 / /^ laureate and ornamented with star ; rev. AMASTPIEON, Seated^^, w< ^ > ^_ 
 
 ^^ (/ %% k> female figure, wearing modius and holding Nike and sceptre ; in-^**^ **6~i 
 field, a rose^fttf. 141 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xix, 4), fine and very rare * f *zS#- 
 [PI. 1\^Z'^ J/w* /i%&,S/V-~ <s%^y^ ^ 1 
 
 41 Cromna, circa b.c. 330-300, Tetrobol, Bearded head to left/laureate ; 
 
 7//' reV ' KPfiMNA > Head of Amazon to left, wearing turreted Stephanos ; x ^tf-^Jv/ 
 t& , above, swastica, wt. 48 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XXI, 1) ; another, sam ^T^ ? *^~ 
 
 7^ *y type ; but on rev. monogram of KP under chin of Amazon and above 
 * head, dolphm,^. 53 grs., both fine and scarcl%^^!^^^Z^U ^* 
 
 42 Cromna, Tetrobol, samer^ype as the preceding lot, but oeneath chin of 
 
 / Amazon, bucranium, wt. 53 grs. Sinope, circa B.C. 333-306, Drachm, / /C/^j 
 
 24 L Head of Sinope to left; before, aplustre ; rev. 2INO, Sea-eagle on( >fo^ */</ 
 dolphin ; above, magistrate's name ArPE, wt. 93 grs. (B. M. Cat. \ ^^^^ 
 pi. xxn, 3); another, same type, but name on rev. AIONY., wt. 93 grs., J ^tf _ 
 all fine and scarce v *A~^ ^t*,-^C>e - '&*t*t&/4/t 3 /
 
 SINOPE. 7 
 
 43 SlNOPE, Drachm, same type as last lot with name on rev. ArPE, 
 wt. 92 grs. ; others (2), of lighter standard, similar type, but without 
 aplustre on obv. ; on one specimen AI above eagle, wt. 75 and 69 grs. ; 
 Hemidrachm, Head of Sinope; rev. SlNfi., Eagle facing, wings 
 spread, wt. 48 grs. ; Quarter Drachms (2), same type, but head of ^stf&^y^* *4c - 
 ^Sinope facing, wt. 21 grs. each, well preserved and scarce 6 ^^ y^cA^c' 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 44 Amastris, Head of Pallas in helmet ; rev. AMASTPEfiN, Perseus facing, ^ _ A#f- ~/&<r 9 ^r, 
 size 8\, scarce; Gorgon head; rev. Nike, size 5. Germanicopolis, -^^'/^ir^y^.C 
 Sept. Severus ; rev. rEPMANIKOnOAGON, Asklepios, size 8 j Geta ; v^j^L^.^f/1 
 rev. rePMANIKOnOAeON, in wreath, size 5. Sinope. Head of 
 
 y.A Zeus ; rev. Eagle oniulmen (2 var.) size 4 ; Head -of Ares ; rev. 
 
 /Y/Ae#<i+t/ SINOgH^Sword in Ishealh (2 var.) size 5 ; another^ rev. Nike, &T 
 
 / same -size ; nead ofrauWf ra\ SINQIIHS. Perseu s* facing, size 8/ 
 
 /t/fea*y V well preserved, some scarce : y^ 10 
 
 BITHYNIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 45 Calchedon, b.c. 450-400, Drachm, Bearded male head to left; rev. 
 ^r^Ssr^ KAAX, between spokes of wheeLtc*. 53 grs. (AJf Ca*. j xxvn, <f<^ 
 
 A ^J^n fine ani rare -jJ%t^^% . S. fti* 
 
 46 K^ius, arc. B.C. 330, Hemidrachms, Head of Apollo, laureate ; rev. Prow 
 V^ ^ and magistrate's name, IIOSEIAfiNIOC, wt. 38 grs. (2 var.); others, ^^w^^*^** 
 
 ^ >' similar, with magistrates' names, MIAHT02, and IIPOEENOS, all *^*.&+-&& r ^ 
 
 y^7 fine and scarce ^Z*^ ^**&S?****' t *'*t, I ^?y 
 
 HPAKAElA, in^nat ineuse, containing quadnpaptite square, wt. 26 ^-**. ^^*. oi 
 Jf grs. (B. M. Cat. t l. XXIX, 8) ; Tetrobol^c.jp.^34^d o^op ^**t~jgu 
 
 ^ <>/. /& Herakles ; beneath, club ; rev. HPAKAEIA, Female bead tcfleffin s ' 
 >??/ turreted sphendone, wt. 54 grs. (ib. pi. XXX, 1) ; l Obol, B.C. 394- *_^- 
 </t ^ a ^J 353, Head of Herakles ;jm HPAKAElA, Club, wt. 15 grs. (ib.pl. 
 XXix, 12), all jmeanaexlremety rare ^ 3 
 
 48 Heracleia, Timotheus and Dionysius, B.C. 34T-338, Stater, Head , ^^ /s 
 /, of young Dionysos crowned with ivy; thyrsos at shoulder; rev. P y^/ZS^. 
 
 r^/'^ TIMO0EOY AIONY2IOY, Herakles erecting trophy, wt. 142 grs.^7^ ^ # 
 (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xxx, 4), well preserved, but misstriicjc on obv., rare 1 i4r4 /*&.- 
 
 V From the Huxtable collection. *~?V '^*/&+Y'i^ 
 
 sa
 
 BITHYNIA. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 49 Bithynia, in genere, Hadrian, Bust of Emperor ; rev. KOINON B6I0Y- ^^-, 
 
 / ri NIAC, Distyle temple with tnree Jg^ures, size 10; another, similar, ^jj^^aft 
 
 <?V o(* 4 . but with octastyle temple on rev. size 9 ; others (2) of same type as ?&&/: jr 
 Jfcfi*** last, both varied, size 5, all rare, and mostly fine 4 ^/y 
 
 50 Calchedon. Caracalla, Bust of Emperor: rev. KAAXAAONIQN, Tyche 
 J- 4 *~ holding rudder and cornutopiae, size % unpublished. HeRACLEIA, 
 
 ^ ^ Sept. Severus ; rev. HPAKAJHAC n..., Herakles slaying the Hydra, <cC^ 
 
 //rA****^ 1 ' size 8, both fine and very rare ' " y^ 2 
 
 HP, 
 
 ^lepios 
 ". t and Hygieia, BI0YNI6QN AA.PIANO0..., size 9. NiCAEA, Com- tZ# 
 ~s*jS j modus: rev. NIKALEfiN, Tyche holding rudder and cojnucopiae, 
 size 8, unpublished, first anoZHast fine and very rarer '/ o 
 
 *** No. 1 from the Wigan collection. 
 
 52 HERACLEIA, Vespasian, Head oO^eroj^jm Ein MAPKOY nAAN- ^ 
 /si KIOY OYAPOY AN0YIIATOY, Headof Herafe tonight, size 8, #& 
 
 ^V Jf* (Mionnet, no. 163). Nicomedia, Getajzev. NIKOMHAEfiN MC 
 /^^^NEflKOPON, Caracalla and Geta holdinghand< sVe^m$ub&teY^ 
 
 53 JULIOPOLIS, Commodus; rev. IQYA^mQAeiTON, Asklejgiosstanding, 
 size 4 ; Caracalla : rev. same leffendT*Femafe Mhgur^CypeleTseated 
 to left holding patera ; before nerTnon, m 7, unpublished. ^fCAEA, ^*> 
 
 ''Nero ; ret>. N6KAI6 on an altar j^abozewhich, thyrsos^cprnucopiae, 
 z^y^slobe and capricbrn ; arounct^TI^PKYITlQY, #c. (Mb^neffiuppl. 
 no. 417), very fine, all very rare 3 
 
 54 Calchedon, Heads^f 
 Elagabalus ; 
 
 and quiver ; imperial, Traijmiillina; rev. KIAj^Nf Tyche, size 7; 
 another; rev. Two goatsreanng over ainpnora, sizeo; Irelb. Gallus^refl. 
 Zeus seated, size 7. TTiA, ISea^f^u&^re^^AIA, Eagle on f ulmen/^ 
 
 C\(x-' 
 
 size 4, wry rare. Heracleia, Salonina'; rev. types, Venus naked, c f^' 
 and Poseidon, size 5. both unpublished, all rare, and mostly well pre- 
 served *^^t^^^^4f^^m^4^*f^^^^Ca^ s&4'~y / * 9 
 
 55 NiCAEA, Head of young Dionysos ; rev. EELI TAIOY nAniPIOY, &c. 
 Roma holding Nike, size% ; imperial, Antoninus Pius ; rev. NIKA- 
 IEI2N, Head of lion radiate, size 4 ; M. <Aurelius : rev. Hygieia 
 - '*/ holding serpent, size 5 ; Otacilia Severa (?) ; rev. T^neJhr^Graces, 
 * size 4 ; Sev. Alexander ; rev. Three standards ; another, Four stan- 
 '**, dards, size 4. Nicomedia ; Femaleliead te^right ; rev. EIII TAIOY 
 IIAI1IPIOY &c. Nike, size 4 ; others (2) similar, but on rev. Artemis 
 holding torch, size &\ Antoninus Pius ; rev. Demeten AHMHT. 
 NEIKO, mostly well preserved and scarce e^e+4~ - /+ jq
 
 PRUSA, ETC. 9 
 
 56 PRUSA, Head of Prusia ; rev. IIPOYCAEfiN, Eros leaning on column, 
 size 5 ; Imperial, Caracalla ; rev. ^JerakleS; contending wjth hon~, ^^ 
 size 5 ; Trajan Decius j rex. Tycl^e^FO^^m^size &T Tium,' *^* ^gf 
 
 (^ Sjr, $i ^Antoninus Pius; rev. TIANfiN, Bacchus standing bet\^nJ;wo ) / x~ j<f 
 j? * y river-gods, size 7; another; rev. Ca^duceuSj ^^S^MT Aurelius \' y ^ 
 > / r*fr6***/f V Q. Athene, size i,moply fine, all very rare " 6 
 
 KINGS OF BITHYNIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 57 Prusias I, B.C. 228-180, Tetradrachm, Head of Prusias to right, bearded, 
 
 diademed; rev. BASlAEfiS IIPOY2IOY, Zeus standing to left _^^^^^ 
 ///a , holding wreath and sceptre ; in field to left, monograms, , ^ ^^t 
 
 wt. 25 4 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxvn, 2), extremely rare, has been ^*t^s ' 
 
 oxydised and subsequently cleaned, otherwise well preserved 1 <^'^^ 
 
 58 Prusias II, B.C. 180-149, Tetradrachm, Beardless diademed head of ^ygZ,-^! j?<f J" ^Z* 
 Prusias to right ; rev. BA2IAEOS IIPOY2IOY, Zeus standing to ^^ 'g^ '-^v-t^/ 
 left, holding wreath and sceptre ; before him, eagle on f ulmen and "^e 5^3^ 
 
 ^^monogram of KA, wt. 257 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxvin, 1), very fine A t^k^ y.f \ 
 
 " </</^ an d ver y rare P?i 1] i 
 
 59 NlCOMEDES II, B.C. 149-95, Tetradrachm, Youthful head of king to right, ^r.///,,/,^ 
 diademed ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 EIII<S>ANOY2 NIKOMHAOY, Zeus * <2~*zZ*f ?&s. 
 
 V l r~- holding wreath &c, as on the preceding coin ; before him, eagle on ^ s^Ss ' 
 s-ffitf J f ulmen and monogram, wt. 256 grs., very rare and fine [PI. I] 1 J<^~Z, ^ss y 
 * # * On account of the youthful head of the king, and from the fact ^ . ' 
 
 that this coin bears no date, it belongs probably to the first year of ' y' * g? 
 
 his reign. 
 
 sf& 
 
 60 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding, but the 
 
 a s portrait of the king is older and the head larger ; and on the rev. y ^ 
 7 , before Zeus is the date AHP (= 161), wt. 257 grs., very fine and an 
 
 ^n*^- unpublished date [PI. I] 1 
 
 j 61 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but date 
 <Z*f^& ^^on rev. THP (= 163), wt. 256 grs., very fine 1 
 
 62 x Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. ZHP ^^w^~ 
 ^-yV^____^/= 167), wt. 150 grs., in good condition 1 
 
 63 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. OP ^ *g 
 j rf~T Y~/?( = 7 A J-1)> w ^- ^0 grs., very fine 1 
 
 64 TSTicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. TOP j^f*^ 
 
 y"2. z 6 ( 173 ^ "* 256 v rs -> ver y fi ne * 
 
 65 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. IIP <~p ^ 
 //f {=180), wt. 255 grs., fine ' - 1 ** ^ 
 
 fy
 
 10 BITHYNIA. 
 
 66 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. AIIP feX' 
 , , (==,181), wt. 264 grs., very fine 1 
 
 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. EIIP j, 
 jr^ f l = J^85)> w t- 260 grs., very fine 1 
 
 '68 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. ZIIP T-/^ 
 -j^V sz sfrvf^^ 187), wt. 259 grs., well preserved 1 
 
 69 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 60, but date on rev. 2 ^^4 
 
 /& g, (=5_200), wt. 258 grs., fine 1 
 
 70 Nicom^d'es III, B.C. 95-74, Tetradrachm, same type as the coin of his ^^ 
 ^V , . father, Nicomedes II, but date on rev. HS (= 208), wt. 248 grs.,*^^ 
 
 <?\> y very well preserved and very rare 1 
 
 71 Nicomedes II, Tetradrachm, same type as last coin, but date on rev. N2 -|^ 'y/* 
 " lr t *~ r ' Z ^ =207), wt. 251 grs., well preserved, very rare 1 
 
 ,. / I j *** From the Laborde collection. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 'L 
 
 72 Prusias I, B.C. 228-180, Head of Apollo; rev. Nike with shield and 
 
 wreath, size 8. Prusias II, B.C. 180-149, Head of Dionysos; rev. \/fa&i\ 
 BA2IAEQ2 IIPOY2IOY, The Centaur Cheiron (3 var.), size 5; 
 others, rev. types, Fulmen, Lyre and Herakles, sizes 4-3, all fine and %, 
 rare 8 
 
 MYSIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 /A 
 
 &*>"' 
 
 73 ADRAMYTEUM, Cistophorus, B.C. 133-67. The cista mystica with half-/ 
 open lid, from which issues a serpent ; all within ivy- wreath ; revl 
 
 /4j Two serpents erect ; between them, bow case ornamented witl 
 aplustre ; on left, monogram of AAP (Adramyteum) ; on right 
 hyrsos ; above, two monograms, wt. 176 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. I, 7) 
 well preserved and very rare IIaW^'**^^ 
 
 74 Adramyteum, Cistophorus, similar type to the preceding coin ; but V 
 on rev. to right, diota ; and above, serpents, one monogram, wt. 185 
 grs., well preserved, very rare, a new symbol 1 
 
 75 Atarneus, Cistophorus, same type as lot 73 ; but on rev. above/ 
 f<2 s, serpents, monogram of ATAP (Atarneus) ; and on right, lighted/ 
 
 <r* *' J torch, wt. 180 grs., fine, unpublished and probably unique 1\ 
 
 76 Antandrus, B.C. 350-300, Drachm, Female head to right ; hair turned 
 
 /J. 
 
 L / up and bound with crossed cord ; rev. ANTAN, Goat to right ; all ^ - 
 
 oL *^'J'/ a within incuse square, wt. 56 grs., well preserved and excessively rare 1
 
 Electrum. /Jf^/^*ty 
 
 cyzicus. 11 
 
 77 Cyzicus, b.c. 400-350, Stater, Dionysos seated to left on panther's 
 
 skin ; kantharos in outstretched right hand ; before him, head of c^^_ ^r 4 ? 
 Jfr/D i*+ thyrsos ; below, tunny fish ; rev. Incuse square of mill-sail pattern, ^ ^V^- 
 wt. 243 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 14), fine and very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 78 Cyzicus, B.C. 400-350, Stater, Naked male figure in crested helmet, - ,, 
 
 stooping forwards ; right hand extended ; left holds shield ; before * /*&*& sdi%*t 
 him, tunny ; rev. Kough incuse square of mill-sail pattern, wt. 249 
 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vn, 6), fine and very rare [PL I] 1 
 
 * # * From the Dupre collection. 
 
 /?<? 
 
 79 Cyzicus, b.c. 400-350, Stater, Goat's head to left ; behind, tunny ; rev. 
 M^.^ Incuse square of mill-sail pattern, wt. 247 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vn, 
 ., / ^^ 16), fine and rare v 1 
 
 80 Cyzicus, b.c. 400-350, Stater, Netted omphalos of Delphi, on which ^L,*<^ ^/&, ^c- , 
 /" two eagles stand face to face ; below, tunny ; rev. Incuse square of 
 
 sy^/V' S& mill-sail pattern, wt. 246 ays. {IL M. Cat. pi. vm, 7), fine and very ^^ 
 
 ^^Jyrare [PL IJ ^*^ *&&- ~<**^> 9******~ x *^. ^ 
 
 / 
 
 *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 81 Cyzicus, circa B.C. 450, Hecte, Naked satyr kneeling to left and holding 
 ^ > tunny by the tail ; rev. Incuse square of mill-sail pattern, wt. 40 grs. I^S^ 
 &' f*& fine and a very rare type N - ^s>^*>~ J^> *&/?, S/%, \ 
 
 Silver. 
 
 82 Cyzicus, b.c. 400-330, Stater, SOTEIPA, Head of Persephone to left, *&y*e*7<3&~4*i 
 / with corn-wreath and veil; rev. KYII, Head of lion to lef t ; <&f- <f*~~ *&&** 
 
 ^C/^ f beneath, tunny ; behind, cap, wt. 232 grs. IB. M^JJaL pi. ix, 9), <^z 
 
 well preserved and extremely rare t>*>*S< <*"* ^^t^Ay^y. w-S<fc i ^y4\ <6eZr 
 
 83 Cyzicus, Stater, similar type to the preceding coin, but on obv. the veil 
 
 / covers only the lower part of the head and falls in front as well as ^Z^j^ 
 
 a\y./^f, ^behind; no legend; and on rev. there is a dolphin (?) before the 
 i[* head of the lion and a flower behind, wt. 225 grs., well preserved and 
 
 /// extremely rare 1 
 
 84 Cyzicus, b.c. 200-100, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollonis (?) to right, <j3^,i^ 6?0* -4* 
 /s-s* wearing diadem and oak-wreath, hair long ; rev. KYIIKHNfiN^-^,^^ ^^g^ j^ 
 
 f J> k divided by flaming torch ; above and below, monograms ; all within ^fa? y J 7 -^ 
 ^|/^oak- wreath, wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat. vl. x, 1), well preserved and of }/ e ^' <*'3- 
 the highest rarity ~^**/<^f- <tff/U&*y ^A^a^ ^xryatt^. \
 
 12 MYSIA. 
 
 Electrum. 
 
 spart of winged horse to left ; 
 
 85 LAMPSACUS, B.C. 500-450, Stater, Forepart of winged horse to left; 
 below H ; all within vine-wreath ; rev. Quadrilateral incuse square, 
 
 /^//J ,/rs wt. 236 qrs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xviii. 8), very fine and extremely rare 
 
 **&** 
 
 10S40/4&P, 
 
 Silver. 
 
 86 Lamjsacus, Hemidrachm, Forepart of winged horse to right; rev. 
 ^^*_^^r^^^"lncuse square, wt. 40 grs. ; another, Janiformed head ; rev. AAM, 
 
 ^r y/4 Head of Athena, wt. 38 grs. ; Diobols (2), same type, wt. 17 grs. ^ 
 <?*< ' Q, Parium, Hemidrachm, circa B.c. 350, Gorgoneion ; rev. IIAPI, Bull 'Z'&is 
 v&aJ'Jj looking back, wt. 37 grs. Pergamum, Diobol, Head of Herakles ; 
 rev. Palladium, wt. 20 grs., mostly fine and rare 6 
 
 87 Parium, B.C. 200-133, Cistophorus, The cista mystica with half-open 
 lid, from which issues serpent ; all within ivy-wreath ; rev. Two 
 
 4 serpents face to face, erect ; between them, bow case with aplustre; . 
 on left, IIA. monogram; on right, pileus, wt. 197 grs. (B. M. Cat.^ 
 pi. xxi, 16) ; another, similar, but symbol on rev. elephant's head, 
 wt. 195 grs., fine 2 
 
 *x* The average weight of the following Cistophori is about 194 grs. 
 / 88 Parium, Cistophori, same types as the preceding lot, but symbols on 
 &>>*' ^'A// / rev ' ser P en ^' s nea cl CO, and wreath, fine, both rare symbols 2 
 
 89 Pergamum, B.C. 200-133, Cistophori, same type as lot 87, but on rev. " 
 / t/) /x mono g ram f HEP to left of serpent, and bunch of grapes to right ; t^j& 
 / c** ' others (2), same, but symbols on rev. leaf, and cup without handle, 
 
 A 
 
 placed horizontally, all scarce symbols, well preserved . 3 
 
 90 Pergamum, Cistophori, same type and monogram as last lot; but 
 
 / ,,. symbols on rev. eagle, caduceus, both placed horizontally, and ear 
 
 of corn, well preserved, but the last piece pierced, scarce 3 
 
 91 Pergamum, Cistophori, same type as lot 89, but with symbols on rev. 
 sfrfjj flower, trident, and cup with two handles, the last placed ' 
 
 (7*' c ** s? horizontally, well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 92 Pergamum, Cistophori, same type as lot 89, but with symbols on rev. 
 
 // race-torch, caduceus, both placed horizontally, and trident, welt*?** 
 ovv * w(* preserved, scarce 3 
 
 93 Pergamum, Cistophori, usual type as before ; but on rev. to left of 
 // /K serpents, HEP (mon.); to right, thyrsos ; above, A; another, same, 
 
 0%**& but above serpents AP (mon.) ; another, same, but above An and 
 IIPYT (mon.) and star, all fine 3 
 
 J94 Pergamum, Cistophori, same as in the preceding lot ; but above 
 ^ serpents, (1) IIPYT (mon.) AS ; (2) IIPYT (mon.) AI ; (3) IIPYT 
 * ' (mon.) KA, all very fine and scarce 3
 
 PERGAMUM. 13 
 
 95 Pergamum, Cistophori, same type as lot 93, but above serpents, (1) 
 y^. HPYT (mon.) KT; (2) IIPYT (mon.) TEY; (3) nPYT (mon.), in 
 
 wreath M02, the first two very fine, the last pierced, scarce 3 
 
 96 Pergamum, Cistophorus, B.C. 58-57, same type as lot 93, but above 
 serpents, C. FABI. M. F. PRO. COS. ; and below, magistrate's name, 
 AHM6AC {Num. Chron. 1883, pi. x, 4), well preserved and exceedingly 
 rare 1 
 
 97 Pergamum, Cistophorus, B.C. 55-54, same type as lot 93, but above ser- 
 pents, C. PVLCHER PROCOS ; and below magistrate's name, 
 MHNOAtUPOC, well preserved and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 98 Pergamum, Cistophorus, B.C. 49-48, The cista mystica with half-open 
 lid, from which issues a serpent ; all within ivy-wreath ; rev. Two 
 
 y*~ serpents face to face, erect ; between them, legionary eagle ; on 
 left, monogram of IIEP; and around, Q. METELLVS. PIVS. 
 SCIPIO. IMPER., wt. 189 grs. (B. M. Gat. pi. xxvi, 6), very fine 
 and very rare 1 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 <XV>* 
 
 J* 
 
 eCTa/* 
 
 99 The Abbaeti, Head of Zeus ; rev. MYSQN ABBAITQN, Thunderbolt, 
 
 / size 4. Adramyteum ; rev. types, Forepart of Pegasos, size 3 ; Cor- s^Z*^ <r^^~ 
 
 /j/ nucopiae between pilei, size 5 ; Horseman, AAPAMYTHNQN. (2 var.), ^*^^^ *i <6* 
 sizes 3-2. Assus ; rev. types, A22ION, Bucranium, size 2 ; A22I, *? ' ' " 
 Griffin, sizes 4-1 (4 var., one counter-marked with owl). Atarneus; ^l?^ 
 rev. ATAP., Forepart of horse, size 3, well preserved and mostly rare 11 
 
 100 Antandrus, Head qi Agollo ; r&v. ANTAN, Leon's head, size 3. Gar- 
 , x gara \J?eVp TAP., Horse, size "IT TxER}iTfps, 
 
 rEPTTSphinx, size 3. GERME,.JJead.of He^nes_ ^^ 
 
 :iTfps, Head facing; rev. 
 
 Triptolemus, size 3 
 Head of Pallas ; rev. MIAHTO, Two owls with one head, size 4. Per- 
 gamum ; rev. Owl on branch, size 3, all extremely rare, well preserved 7 
 
 101 Perperene, Commoems ; rev. IIEPIJEPHNEfiN, Asklepios, size 4A * of&.*/*~\ 
 /^j Pitane, Head of Amnion ; rev. HITANION, Pentagram (3 var.), 
 
 (/\. v> /%/ s ^ zes 3-1 ') another. Head of Roma ; rev. Pentagram on shield, size 2. 
 
 s? Ay Poemaninum, Head of Zeus; rev. IIOIMANHNfiN, Fulmen, size 6. ^55^ 
 " /7 Imperial, Julia Domna ; rev. Serpent around tripod, size 5, unpub- 
 lished. Proconnesusj rev. One-handled vase, size 1, all extremely 
 rare, and mostly well preserved 8 
 
 102 Cyzicus, Female head ; rev. KYZIKHNfiN, Tripod (2 var.), sizes 8 and 
 
 j 6 ; others, Prow ; rev. Bucranium" /within wreath, size 7 ; Bull *-^o%^ 
 
 f*!//^ hutting; rev. Club, size 5; others, rev. types, Tripod (2 var.), Lyre, p 
 C^ < ** i KYZI in wreath, size 4; Head of Cyzicus; rev. Two staffs, around J \ 
 
 which are entwined two serpents, size 6 ; another, rev. KYZIKH- ) 
 NfiN N60K0., Pallas, size 6, all fine and scarce 11
 
 14 MYSIA. 
 
 103 Cyzicus, Imperial, Commodus ; rev. types, KYZIKHNON N60KOPON, 
 Two staffs, around which are two serpents, size 8 ; Galley, size 7 ; 
 
 - KYZIKHNON. N60K within wreath, size 7 ; Serpent around staff, 
 
 *fv size 7 ; Calf, size 5 ; Julia Domna ; rev. Homonoia sacrificing at 
 
 altar, size 6; Caracalla; rev. KYZIKHNON N60K0. in wreath, 
 
 size 7 ; Gordian III, similar type, size 8 ; &c, mostly well preserved 
 
 and scarce 9 
 
 104 Germe, Imperial, Trajan; rev. Head of Apollo, size 4 ; Herakles leaning 
 on club, size 4; Gordian III ; rev. 6III API2TO. N6IK. rePMHNON, 
 
 / j Tyche, size 7. Lampsacus, rev. Forepart of Pegasus, size 4 ; Imperial, 
 
 *{.{) Caracalla; rev. Female sacrificing at altar, size 5. Pergamum, 
 / rev. Nike (3 var.), size 4 ; Sept. Severus ; rev. nePrAMHNON B. 
 /fasHse**?? N60KOPJ2N, Homonoia sacrificing at altar, size 6, well preserved, 
 some scarce 12 
 
 105 Germe, Imperial, Geta ; rev. Apollo with lyre, leaning on column ; 
 behind, serpent on tree, EIII. CTP. TAYKONOS. B. TEPMHNON, J?<g 
 size 9, unpublished. PE^AMrarj^araca^a^ jj^^Asklepios^d 
 Tyche standing, nEPrAMHNON., &c'., size'y, miplwlisheTfuof^ / 
 
 fA m dian III; rev. Hygieia and Asklepios, size 10 (Mionnet^ no. 655), all 
 //rfc*"** 4 / extremely rare, well preserved </* 3 
 
 106 Pergamum, Imperial, Gordian III; rev. Asklepios and Ceres standing 
 
 in vessel, 6IIL C. IOYA. AOriCMOY. nePrAMHNON, &c, size 10 
 /.* ^ ( Mionnet. no. 653): Trajan Decius ; rev. Hermes and Asklepios ^/tf 
 fiJ-W Vitn" t^efrattor^es, em. C. KOM$. rAYKONOC. n6PrAMHNON, 
 
 Jrf /f &c, size 10 ( Mionnet no. 657) , both fine and of the highest rarity 2 
 
 V* 
 
 KINGS OF PEEGAMUM. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 107 Philetaerus, as Independent Sovereign, B.C. 281-263, Tetradrachm, Head 
 / of the divine Seleucus I to right, diademed ; rev. 4>IAETAIPOY (to 
 
 jr/l right of type), Athena seated to left, her right hand on shield before /7-7y 
 ?C ' *' ' her, spear in left ; on seat A ; ivy-leaf above her arm ; on right of 
 
 inscription, bow, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxm, 12), very fine and 
 % very rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 / y *** From the^Northwick collection. sftfU6 <^/* /.^ 
 
 f08 Phile'taerus, TetradracKm, same type as the preceding com, but no 
 letter on seat of Pallas, and in exergue A within circle, wt. 257 grs., 
 
 f /J L ^y ??} serv jd <yotf wy jw& i 
 
 ^ 0tfj%_ j& rWi the Whittall collection.
 
 -fir 
 
 EUMENES I. -^%~^*1&# ^ 15 
 
 Eumenes I, B.C. 263-241, Tetradrachm, Head of Philetaerus to right, 
 
 diademed ; rev. <MAETAIPOY (to right of type), Athena seated to 
 
 left, &c, as in lot 107 ; A on seat, ivy-leaf under right arm ; bow to 
 
 ^ // 9^ /"gh^ w t- 264 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxin, 13), very fine and rare 1 
 
 110 Eumenes I, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin and same 
 
 ^ varieties of rev. ; but on the obv. the head of Philetaerus is laureate 
 
 '* '' and not diademed, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xxiv, 1), very fine 
 
 7^r*V and rare 1 
 
 (/ 11 r Attalus I, B.C. 241-197, Tetradrachm, Head of Philetaerus to right, 
 
 / y laureate ; rev. <IAETAIPOY (to left of type), Athena seated to left, "*r *^ <o<cT' 
 
 j^vf & holds spear in left hand and with right crowns legend ; at her side, ^**VT^"^ 
 
 // J^*|^ er shield ; before her, ivy-leaf and A. ; behind her, bow, wt. 263 grs. 
 </' (B. M. Cat. pi. xxiv, 2), very fine and scarce [PI. I] 1 
 
 112 Attalus I, Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but slightly 
 jj $'&**4L varied in the details of the rev. type, wt. 263 grs., fine 1 
 
 llir Act ALUS I, or Eumenes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 111, but on 
 v^C? the rev. a bunch of grapes instead of an ivy-leaf before Athena, 
 
 #?f 
 
 &y 
 
 wt. 262 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xxiv, 3), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 114 Eumenes II, B.C. 197-159, Tetradrachm, Head of Philetaerus to right, 
 laureate ; rev. $IAETAIPOY (to left of type), Athena seated to left J&'y' 
 
 S //, crowns legend ; her left arm rests on her shield ; spear in her 
 right hand ; before her, cornucopiae and monogram ; behind her, 
 bow, wt. 262 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxiv, 6), fine 1 
 
 115 Eumenes II, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but before 
 rrrf /&^ Athena, a bee instead of a cornucopiae ; different monogram, 
 
 t^J^f 1 266 grS "' ^ ie l 
 
 116 Eumenes II, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 114, but before Athena 
 monogram only (as B. M. Cat. no. 45), and no symbol, wt. 258 grs., 
 
 & 
 
 / 111 'Eumenes II, Tetradrachm, similar type to lot 114; but different por- 
 
 -r z/l /&^ trait, and on rev. before Athena palm branch and monogram of 
 
 l ' s " /fiz^y A N, wt. 260 grs., in good condition, slightly cracked 1 
 
 118 ^Eumenes II, Cistophorus, The cista mystica with half-open lid, from' 
 
 / which issues a serpent, all within ivy-wreath ; rev. Two serpents 
 
 ~7 y/j\. S~ ^ ace * ^ ace erec * w * tn k w case ornamented with aplustre between t /^0 & 
 
 them j between heads of serpents, fulmen j on either side, small 
 
 human head outwards ; beneath, magistrate's name 2TPA. A., and 
 
 within the coils of the serpents BA. EY. (BA^IAEfiS EYMHNOY), 
 
 wt. 193 grs. (Num. Chron. 1883,^. x, 12), fine and probably unique 1 
 
 %* This interesting coin enables us to arrive at the date of the earlier 
 issues of the Cistophori.
 
 ^^",.f^w- 
 
 M*f 
 
 16 TROAS. 
 
 TEOAS. 
 
 Silver, 
 y 119 Abydos (?), circa B.C. 450, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo to right, 
 
 s^fa'#>^. / ny< : t *** **&*&*/ laureate, hair turned up; rev. Anchor between A and lobster; on -, 
 cj "^^^^^-^T 1 ^ 6 ^ magistrate's name, UOAYANAE, wt. 260 grs. (B. M. Guide, ^^ 
 (/ 4ffr (?& ^ pi" x > 21), fine and of the highest rarity [PI. I] * ^^- 1 
 
 ' / J? *** The coins of the above type are now by some numismatists attri- 
 
 t/flk. Zu&f buted to Ancore in Bithynia, the ancient name of Nicaea, and 
 considered a type parlant. Abydos is the old attribution. 
 
 y 120 Abydos, circa B.C. 450, Drachm, Gorgoneion; rev. Anchor^between A 
 
 /$&/ *'*^^ffi / 4 w*^m& lobster, wt. 49 grs., rare ; another, similar, but orlater style, 
 
 s^^^f/^jffi^**^ & with A to right and lobster to left of anchor, wt. 48 grs., rare; 
 
 fjfrt'" / V^f / Hemidrachm (?), B.C. 300, Head of Apollo to left, laureate ; rev. 
 
 ABY, Eagle to left; behind, magistrate's name [II]PQTArOPAS, 
 
 wt. 38 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. I, 15), well preserved 3 
 
 121 ' Abydos, after B.C. 196, Tetradrachm, spread fabric, Bust of Artemis to 
 
 right, draped, wearing stephane ; bow and quiver at her shoulder - -yZp 
 rev. ABYAHNfiN, Eagle with open wings to right ; before, palm 
 branch ; in exergue, AIIOAAO$ANO[Y] ; all within laurel- wreath,^^^^ 
 wt. 260 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. n, 11), fine and r^^Jj^^^ 
 / 122 Abydos, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding, but type in higher 
 $^ relief, and on rev. thyrsos before eagle, and in exergue, magistrate's 
 (y ^ name ANAEArOPOY, vjt. 253 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 123 Ilium, after B.C. 189, Tetradrachm, Head of Athena to right, wearing 
 crested helmet ; rev. A0HNA2 IAIAAOS, Athena Ilias to right, 
 holding spear and distaff; behind her, monogram; before her, 
 Pegasos drinking ; below, magistrate's name MENE<J>PON02TOY 
 MENE$PON02, wt. 253 grs. (B.M. Cat. pi. XI, 10), very fine but 
 slightly scratched, and very rare ^w^v*- 'ftf^ <-&a^i . 1 
 
 Ilium, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but of more 
 spread fabric, and on rev. owl before Athena, and magistrate's 
 j^^U^^me . . THKETOY, wt. 237 grs., much oxydised, rare ****" ^****p 
 y # 125 Tenedos, after B.C. 189, Tetradrachm, of later style, Janiformed head ; 
 
 " /*//) C^ ev - TENEAK2N, Double axe ; on left, bunch of grapes and mono- c ^</^ 
 U/ gram ; on right, the pilei on cista ; all within laurel-wreath, 
 
 ZsAiv wt..252 grs. (mr. B. M. Cat pi. xvn, -13), fine and rare - * n ^\ 
 16 Ten1;dos/b.c.' 450-387, Dracfim^am^me^eadjT/^. TENEAION, 
 
 !^_*Bouble axe between bunch of grapes and thymiaterion, wt. 55 grs. 
 
 A jj (B. M. Cat. pi. XVII, 9) ; others (2), same type, but on rev. symbols, 
 
 <* * * fly and amphora ; another, of later style, similar type, but on rev. 
 
 legend TENEAION, and Double axe between monogram and bunch 
 
 of grapes, and figure of Hermes (?) (B. M. Cat. pi. xvn, 14), all well 
 
 preserved and scarce 4
 
 ABYDOS, ETC. 17 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 127 Abydos ; rev. Anchor, A, size 4 ; Eagle, ABY, size 2. Alexandria 
 Troas ; rev. types, AAEEAN., Lyre ; AAEEANAPEfiN, Zeus, size 5 ; 
 Horse, size 3; Imperial, Caracalla; rev. COL. ALEXAN. AVG., 
 Emperor on horseback before statue of Apollo Smintheus, size 6 ; 
 another, Apollo holding branch, foot on cippus, size 5 ; Sev. <s ^W^" 
 
 y^^j^t, Alexander ; rev. Horse feeding ; Wolf and twins (2 var.) ; Treb. 
 
 * Gallus j rev. Eagle ; Gallienus ; rev. Horse feeding ; Turreted 
 
 female head ; rev. Wolf and twins ; Bird, all size 5, mostly fine 18 
 
 128 Birytus, Head of Kabiros ; rev. Club in wreath, size 4. Cebrenia, 
 Eam's head j rev. Head of Apollo (3 var.), sizes 5 and 1. Colone, 
 Head of Athena; rev. KOAQNAON, Star, size 1. Dardanus ; 
 rev. Cock, sizes 2 and 1 (2 var.) ; Trajan ; rev. DARDANICI, 
 
 s^t^/a** Female holding branch, size 2. Ilium ; rev. Athena Ilias, size 2 ; 
 Wolf and twins, IAI ; rev. EKTfiP, Hector, size 4 ; Head of Pallas ; 
 rev. iEneas, Anchises and Ascanius, size 4, mostly rare 11 
 
 129 Ilium, Imperial, Caligula, Heads of Caligula and Augustus ; rev. Statue 
 of Athena between heads of Roma and Senate, size 6; Faustina Jun. ; 
 rev. Statue of Athena Ilias, size 5 ; Commodus ; rev. IAIGQN, Pallas, 
 
 "size 7 ; Crispina ; rev. Dardanos and Chryse, size 6 ; Julia Domna ; 
 rev. Emperor grasping hand of Aphrodite, size 7 ; another, rev. 
 IAIGfiN, Nike, size 7 ; Caracal la ; rev. Hector standing before 
 statue of Athena on pedestal, IAI60N (BKTOP., size 6, all scarce, 
 mostly well preserved 7 
 
 130 Ophrynium, Head of Hector front; rev. 0<J?PY, Young Dionysos, 
 size 1. Scepsis; rev. type, Palm-tree, 2 K, sizes 3 and 1 (3 var.) ; 
 Bust of Dionysos holding kantharos ; rev. CKH*I2N. AAPA., 
 Horseman, size 4. Sigeum, Head of Athena facing; rev. 2irE, 
 Two owls with one head, sizes 5, 3 and 2 (3 var.), all very rare 8
 
 18 AEOLIS. 
 
 SECOND DAY'S SALE. 
 
 AEOLIS. 
 
 /AZ& s/,-<>4& "~ ^a,-***^ <^*^ Silver. 
 
 LOT . -^&r*m., 
 
 y/,s ^~p *y J^^ Cyme, circa, B.C. 250, Stater, Head of Cyme to right, bound with 
 ! -^c^f- ~^// fillet; hair turned up behind; rev. KY above Horse, which raises 
 
 v **^^Jd.j^f*2^/$' f * ts ^ f re_ l e g 5 below, two monograms, wt. 162 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. 
 ^-e^^&l^+tfr' {&*Jypl- xx, 16), fine and exceedingly rare [PL II] 1 
 
 132 Cyme, after B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, Head of Cyme to right, similar to 
 X the preceding ; rev. KYMAION, Horse to right, left fore-leg raised ; 
 
 ^^ ty fr before it, one-handled cup ; in exergue, KAAAIA2 ; all within laurel- 
 
 y^-v^r wreath, wt. 243 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 4), very fine and scarce 
 
 / ' [PL II] 1 
 
 133 Cyme, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but on the rev. one- 
 / /4 a^ handled cup under horse and magistrate's name, 4>IAOAOE02, 
 
 fl^^ * wt. 243 grs., well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 134 Cyme, Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but varying slightly in 
 /'/j, -y the details on the rev. ; magistrate's name, AM<MKTYQN, wt. 252 grs. 
 
 ^p o. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 9), fine and a rare variety 1 
 
 135 $yrina, B.C. 197, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo to right, laureate; 
 r /-> rev. MYPINAION, Apollo Gryneus to right, holding patera and 
 
 fA^i/'fr-v lustral branch; before him, omphalos and amphora; on left, IIA 
 
 f. Cat. pi. xxvn, 2),Jine and scarce^ 1 
 
 type as the preceding coin, but monogram 
 \ (f~ on rev. KA, wt. 242 grs., well preserved 1 
 
 137 Myrina, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 135, but on rev. to left are 
 three monograms, wt. 239 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xxvii, 4), very 
 fine and a rare variety [PL II] 1 
 
 (/ZeaJy D 
 
 p Bronze. 
 
 138 Aegae; rev. Goat's head, size 3. Cyme; rev. types, Horse walking; 
 / Eagle ; Cup ; Forepart of horse, all small sizes ; Imperial, Head of 
 
 (-^L ot- ~ Cyme turreted ; rev. types, Tyche ; Isis Pelagia on ship ; Kiver-god ; 
 {jdt.'njfc Hermes, &c, size 6, mostly in good condition, some scarce 16 
 
 /* 
 
 J^-f
 
 r 
 
 %^ 
 
 ELAEA, ETC. 19 
 
 139 Elaea, Head of Athena; rev. Corn-grain in wreath, size 3 ; others, 
 rev. types, EA in wreath ; EAAITQN, Torch, all in corn-wreath, 
 size 3. MYRINA; rev. Amphora, MYPI (3 var.), sizes 3-1. Neon- 
 
 jlc tichos; rev. Owl, NE, size 1. Temmos; rev. Pallas holding Nike, 
 size 4 ; Imperial, Turreted head of city ; rev. Tyche, size 3. Eresus, 
 Head of Hermes: rev. EPE2I, Ear of corn and grapes, size 4. 
 Mytilene ; rev. types, Terminal figure of Dionysos ; Lyre ; Tripod, 
 &c, sizes 4-2, mostly well preserved, some very scarce 20 
 
 140 Aegae, Severus ; rev. Emperor in quadriga, Air AGON, size 9, unpub- 
 /u lished; Sev. Alexander; rev. Pallas, size 8 (Mionnet, Suppl. no 15). 
 
 >L(/'/v Cyme, Gallienus; rev. Isis holding sistrum and sceptre, size 7 
 /frz^/L^/ (*& n0 - 79) : another, rev. Naked figure and horse, KYMAK2N, size 5 ; 
 Valerian Sen. ; rev. Figure standing in temple and holding disk 
 above his head, size 8 (Mionnet, no. 78). Myrina, Caracalla ; rev. 
 Female figure standing front and sacrificing at altar, MYPA1NAIQN, 
 size 9, unpublished, mostly well preserved, all rare 6 
 
 Mectrum. / %?S4p**r* 
 
 141 Lesbos, Hecte, circa B.C. 480-440, Lion's head; rev. Calf's head incuse, 
 /^<rf /j wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxi, 20); another, B.C. 440-350, Head^^ 
 
 c^- *' , of Dionysos ; rev. Two calves' heads face to face, wt. 38J grs. 
 
 /V0P6&*<4j3>. pi. xxxii, 10), both fine and scarce 2 
 
 /1 42 Lesbos, Hecte, B.C. 440-350, Head of Apollo ; rev. Female head in 
 
 incuse square, wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 2) : another, Head ^. 
 of Apollo ; rev. Female head, hair in saccos ; behind, serpent, 
 ' ,<a 1fi(. 40 grs. (ib. pi. xxxiii, 28), both fine and scarce 2 
 
 143 Lesbos, Hecte, B.C. 440-350, Head of Apollo ; rev. Female head in 
 jZ > / nnear square, hair in knot, wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 4); * 
 ( ^/ d..j6 4 is^ n 9^ ner > Head of Hermes in petasos ; rev. Panther in linear square, 
 
 J** 4 ^ w t. 40 grs. (ib. pi. xxxiii, 11), both fine and scarce 2 
 
 144 Lesbos, Hecte, B.C. 440-350, Head of Apollo; rev. Female head in 
 r$* ^ linear square, wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 1); another, Head C& ?f 
 
 " , of Zeus Ammon ; rev. Eagle looking back, in linear square, wt. 40 grs. 
 
 (ib. pi. xxxiv, 22), the first well preserved, the second fine 2 
 
 45 Lesbos, Hecte, B.C. 440-350, Head of Ares; rev. Female Head in 
 
 ? t linear square, wt. 38 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XXXIV, 9), well preserved ; &<& 
 
 </ st'/ftf /y another, Head of Demeter; rev. Tripod with fillets, wt. 40 grs. 
 
 JM'*** ftb. pi. xxxiv, 28), fine, scarce 2 
 
 146 Lesbos, Hecte, B.C. 440-350, Head of Demeter ; rev. Tripod with fillets, 
 
 # 
 
 /"A i^ wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 29) ; another, Head of Pallas ; rev. *^<^ 
 
 , ' J)w\ in linear square, wt. iOgrs. (ib. pi. xxxiv, 20), both fine and scarce 2 
 
 C 2
 
 20 LESBOS. 
 
 Potin. 
 
 j 147 Lesbos, circa b.c. 500, Stater, Two calves' heads face to face ; between 
 
 W%/ ^y 1 / / ^ them olive-tree; rev. Small incuse square, wt. 171 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 ^i&*~~ v> ,&/' /* pi. xxx, 20) ; another, similar type, 170 grs., both fine 2 
 
 148 Lesbos,' Stater, same type as last lot, wt. 172 grs\; Half -Stater, Head ^r^ 
 / st _^ of calf to left; rev. Small incuse square, wt. 83 grs., both fine 2 
 
 Silver. 
 
 149 Mytilene, b.C. 400-300, Stater, Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; 
 ; jrev. MYTI, Lyre with fillet ; on left, plectrum, wt. 168 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 jpl- xxvn, 21), fine and extremely rare [PI. II] " * -^ yxf~ 1 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 150 Cjraus. Diobol, RCU 500-480, Two boars' heads face to face, KI0I; 
 rev. Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 28 grs. Methymna, .Triobol, y^y 
 
 m MA0Y,' Lyre ; on ,/ 
 
 circa B.C. 300, Head of Pallas in helmet ; rev. MA0Y, Lyre , 
 //. /f^ left, dolphin, wt. 43 grs. MytilenEj Triobol, B.C. 350, Head of 
 Sp^jb, Apollo laureate; rev. MYTI, Lyre; -"on left, fulmen, wt. 40 grs. ; sp 
 J another, but symbol on rev. caduceus, wt. 42 grs. Clazomenae * 
 (Ioniae), Drachm, circa B.C. 350, Head of Apollo three-quarter face ; 
 rev. KAA, Swan to left, magistrate's name, ANTISANJIS, WL64 grs., 
 allfine and scarce ^,^*&#i*a^ r ^ ^^ 
 
 S Bronze. ^ 
 
 151 Mytilene, Faustina Jun. (?) ; rev. MYTAIAHNION, Female figure 
 seated, size 7 ; Caracalla ; rev. Emperor crowned by Nike, size 10 ; 
 
 i * Valerian ; rev. Tyche holding patera and term seated ; in exergue, ^^f 
 ' * / MYTIAHNAION, size 8 ; Gallienus ; rev. Artemis running ; at her 
 ri // /of ee K dog (Mionnet, no. 185), allfine and rare 4 
 
 IONIA. 
 
 Electrum. 
 
 152 Clazomenae, B.C. 450, Hecte, Forepart of winged boar; rev. Incuse 
 
 / . of lion's head, wt. 39 grs. {see B. M. Cat., Lesbos, pi. xxxi, 7), fine *v-^ 
 
 7 % ^ aru ^ rare * 
 
 / >#^* The attribution of this coin to Lesbos (see B. M, Cat. l. c.) is open 
 
 to doubt ^**v^ S/te&S^J.,^ Jfc*Jy **wy}S. 
 
 fa
 
 vi 
 
 CLAZOMENAE. 21 
 
 Silver. 
 
 153 Clazomenae, B.C. 500, Didrachm, Forepart of, winged boar to right j &<r*r~*-/&&' 
 rev. Rough incusef^. 10$ gn. (Z>. ilf. Ui. $. vi, p; another, 
 "V? -^x same type, but rev. Incuse square, w. 104 </rs. ; Hemidrachm, 
 C^ Eam's head to left j rev. Gorgoneion in incuse square, wt. 29 grs. ; 
 ^^^^/^^^aj^ther, Ram's head to rig"ht; rev. Lion's head in incuse square, <S&'& 
 yf wt. 28 grs. ; Diobol, Forepart of winged boar ; rev. Boar's head to 
 
 left in incuse square, wt. 17 grs., all fine and scarce 5 
 
 ^154 Clazomenae, b.c. 380-300, Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, three- "^ZS 
 
 ^- quarter face; rev. KAA, Swan to left; magistrate's name, MAN- ?&*+ /<&? 
 
 -& APONAE, wt. 64 grs. ; another, similar,but with magistrate's name, 
 
 ^e^**nYE02, wt. 62 grs., both very fine ; Half Drachm, similar type, but 
 magistrate's name, AIIOAAA2, wt. 30 grs., well preserved, all rare 3 
 
 155 Clazomenae, Drachm, same type as last lot, but magistrate's name, 
 
 Zs ~y >-ANTI$ANH2, wt. 63 grs. Kolophon, Drachm, B.C. 350, Head of ^f&r 
 ** ^ / Apollo, to right, laureate, hair rolled; rev. KOAO$>QN, Lyre ; all in s^ t ^ ^ ,* 
 {J%/mi/3 '*inj8use square, wt. 85 grs. (B. M. Cat. pLyjeii, 2), well preserved, both ^s ia^*^ 
 rare, especially the second coin / *'* * **&" 2 
 
 156 Ephesus, B.C. 387-295, Tetradrachm, E3>, Bee with straight wings; 
 
 ^/^j^y ^irev. Forepart of stag kneeling to right, looking back ; behind, palm- ^/ r ^J > ? 
 
 & 0'S* tree; magistrate's name, MNH2I$IA02, wt. 233 grs. (Hist. Num. ^ \&i ^ ,'z 
 
 ^W 4 ftn j >^495) ; another, similar, but magistrate's name, ILYArOPH2, -^~~^^<^:^ 
 
 v wt. 231 grs., both fine and scarce 2 "^ ^v 
 
 157 Ephesus, Tetradrachms, same* type as the preceding lot; but with ^ 
 ?" *jfr magistrates' names, KAYTI02 and E0EA0QN, wt. 230 grs. each, 
 
 /c / Ajdr well preserved 2 
 
 '~p EPHESUS^-Tetradrachms, same type as lot 156; but magistrates' ^^ 
 
 / ^ fern^sfWASYMHAHS and KOMH2, wt. 224 grs. each, in fair 
 '* ^Ajmrttimdition 2 
 
 15y Ephesus, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 156; but magistrate's name, J^^ 
 y / AIOTIM02, wt. 231 grs., well preserved ; Octobol, same type, hut^^,.^:^^^ ^^ 
 
 V'7- / magistrate's name, AATOKAHS (?), wt. 11 grs., well preserved Y^^f^- " <#**, 
 fj Drachm, B.C. 480-450, E$, Bee; rev. Incuse square, wt. 51 grs. ^^<s^*^- ^ ' 
 
 ^^ v * / **(5. M. Cat. pi. ix, 3) ; Diobol, Bee ; rev. E$, Two stags' heads, face ^Cg^ . /? 4? 
 to face, wt. 16 grs. (ib.pl. ix, 9), the last two fine, the smaller pieces Js^*<^ yj^.7^ 
 very rare 4 
 
 160 Ephesus, b.c 258-202, Didrachm, Bust of Artemis to right, wearing 
 
 f stephane ; at her shoulder, bow and quiver ; rev. E<&, Forepart of * s^? /3~f 
 
 6 $ stag kneeling to right looking back ; to right, bee ; to left, magis- 
 ^ trate's name, EKATAIOS, wt. 101 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XI, 1); 
 
 ^r^^^another, similar, but with magistrate's name, NAYKPATH2, wt. ^2f~ 
 "V 102 grs., both fine and scarce 2
 
 22 IONIA. 
 
 /161 Ephesus, Didrachms, similar type to last lot; but magistrates' names, 
 aC^' ' rf MYTA ^ and 2^212, tots. 100 and 101 grs., both fine, scarce 2 ^^ 
 
 162 Ephesus, Didrachms. similar type to lot 160 ; but magistrates' names, 
 fill-^ff TPYAIS, NIKIA2 and EPMONAH, all wt. 100 grs., well preserved JZf 
 
 163 Ephesus, Drachmas, B.C. 202-133, E3>, Bee ; rev. Stag standing to right 
 / / /^ before a date-palm tree; magistrates' names, BIANQP, AHMHTPI02, 
 
 pCSj , MHTPA2, IIAPMENI2K02 and IIAATON, average wt. 64 grs. 
 
 &&*&"$. M. Cat. pi. xi, 4), all fine 5 
 
 / 164 Ephesus, circa B.C. 150, Cistophorus, The cista mystica with half -open 
 
 J^k^ 7 ' lid, from which issues serpent ; all within ivy- wreath ; rev. Two 
 
 '&<> * // 77 //7 coiled serpents erect ; between them, bow case ornamented with 
 
 't''/ <^ ' aplustre ; on right, E$E ; on left, female head (B. M. Cat. pi. xn, 1) ; 
 
 /^s^/^thers, same type, but with symbols, bee in wreath and man 
 
 ft kneeling on base (B. M. Cat. pi. xn, 1), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 *+* The average weight of these and the following pieces is 195 grs. 
 
 165 Ephesus, Cistophori, same type as the preceding lot ; but with symbols 
 
 f'J./f on rev. stag standing in front of date-palm tree, Artemis and hound, 
 
 (s -v^-w and palm-tree, all fine and scarce 3 
 
 <a66 Ephesus, Cistophori, same type as lot 164; but with symbols on rev. 
 
 /-$</" ^panthep's head, palladium, and candelabrum, all fine and scarce 
 167 Ephesus, Cistophori, same type as lot 164; but with symbols oi 
 
 M. 
 
 3 
 on rev. 
 ^^-/^^^^ee^Artenjis and hound, and bee in wreath, all fine and scarce 3 
 16$/ Ephesus, Cistophorus, same type as lot 164 ; but with symbol on rev. 
 bow in quiver ; another, B.C. 133-67, similar, but on rev. statue 
 of Artemis between serpents' heads ; on right, torch, and above on 
 left, date (=9) ; another, similar, with bunch of grapes between 
 serpents' heads and date is (=16), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 169 Ephesus, Cistophori, dated, similar to last lot, but symbols on rev. 
 ^A\) head of Artemis to right ; date K (=20) ; (2) double cornucopise 
 
 '* to right ; date AK (=21) ; (3) torch to right ; lyre between serpents' 
 ^^^Jaeads ; date BK (=22), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 170 Ephesus, Cistophori, dated, similar to lot 168; but symbols on rev. 
 //j /a (1) torch to right; head of Helios between serpents' heads ; date 
 
 ^C d**& MH(=48); (2) torch to right; Nike between serpents' heads; 
 
 /^t^iJ&te M (=49) ; (3) torch to right; stag between serpents' heads ; 
 
 date EA (=61), all fine 3 
 
 171 Ephesus, Cistophori, dated, same type as lot 168 ; but symbols on rev. 
 (1) torch to right; Hermes between serpents' heads; date NA (=51); 
 
 k (2) torch to right; head-dress of Isis between serpents' heads; 
 
 date NB (=52); (3) same symbol to right; quiver and strap 
 
 /^Ka^s^between serpents' heads and date Nr (=53), all fine and scarce 3
 
 EPHESUS. 23 
 
 172 EPHESUS, Cistophori, dated, same type as lot 168; all with torch to 
 / right on rev.; but (1) between serpents' heads, Artemis; date 
 
 ^^4^ NE (=55); (2) double cornucopia? and ear of corn between 
 
 S^w serpents' heads ; date HE (=65) ; (3) same symbol ; date HE (=66) ; 
 
 / * (4) same symbol; date HZ (=67), all fine 4 
 
 173 Ephesus, Proconsular Cistophorus, usual^pe; but on rev. torch to 
 / , right; one-handled jug between serpents' heads; date OH (=78) 
 
 S/i /t to left; above, C. fabi. M.F. procos. ; below, HPAKUJN, wt. 181 grs., 
 very fine and extremely rare /0B&r^j0* Sfc^ o&f^unrti \ 
 
 %* C. Fabius was proconsul of Asia, B.C. 58-57. From the Whittall 
 collection. 
 
 174 Ephesus, Proconsular Cistophorus, usual type; but on rev. torch to yy ^^^>^ 
 / left; sword caseC?) with strap and date IIA (=81) to left; above, ^^^^ 
 
 ^tC */, & c. pvlchri procos. ; below, AAEEANAP., in fair preservation, J^s& 
 extremely rare 1 
 
 *** C. Clodius Pulcher was proconsul in Asia, B.C. 55-54. 
 
 175 Ephesus, Half-Cistophorus or Didrachm, B.C. 202-133, Lion's skiru_- <^^-^>^v* 
 hanging over club ; all within wreath ; rev. E3>E, Bunch of grapes 
 
 , on vine-branch, wt. 89 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. ~K.il, 3), well preserved; 
 ' Quarter Cistophorus or Drachm, same type ; but on rev. E< and */4^ 
 ^^^^^ figure -of Diana (?) to right of vine-branch, wt. 46 grs. (ib. pi. xii, 5), 
 ' fine, both excessively rare 2 
 
 *** No. 2 from the Wigan collection. 
 
 176 Ephesus, Tetradrachm or Medallion of Claudius, Head of Claudius 
 
 /i ^\a~^ to left. TI - CLAVD. caes. AVG. ; rev. Tetrastyle temple with figure ^gz 
 of Artemis, between DIAN. EPHE., wt. 173 grs., very fine and 
 rare ^'**& ^> 1 
 
 177 Ephesus, Didrachm of Nero, Head of Nero to right, laureate, 
 . NEPtUNOC KAICA[POC 2E]BA2T ; rev. AIAPAXMON, Simpulum ^^ 
 
 *> and lituus, below, EPr(?) wt. 116 grs. (var. B. M. Cat.pl. xm, 4), 
 ^/72e^Lupell preserved and very rare *^<**t - <ty*. <>2^w o^ l 
 
 178 Ephesus, Drachm of Nero, Head of Nero, &c, same as the preceding 
 . . coin ; rev. APAXMH, TripodU abom EPr (1), ivt. 54 grs. (B. M. 
 
 '' ' *""' Cat. pi. xm, 5) ; and D^n^uToi^espasiamBust of Emperor ; ^^ 
 
 rev. AVG epe in wreath, wt. 50 grs., the lasTfiw? 'tfie l $fst well pre- 
 served, both very rare 2 
 
 179 Erythrae, b.c. 480, Didrachm, Naked horseman cantering to right; ^^wT^*^^.^ 
 / rev. Eough incuse square, wt. 109 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xv, 1) ; &t>*S<&' *~*>y * 
 '/^"~" Drachm, Naked man holding horse, walking to left; rev. EPY0, *&?*. 3&^S -**2 
 
 Stellate flower; all in incuse square, wt. 72 grs. (ib.pl. XV, 3), botli^**^ ***+**+ * 
 very fine ; and Diobol, Pegasos to right ; above, pileus ; below, A ; 
 rev. same as last, wt. 21 grs., well preserved and all rare 3
 
 24 IONIA. 
 
 180 Erythrae, B.C. 387-300, Tetradrachm, Head of young Herakles in 
 lion's skin ; rev. EPY, Club and bow in case ; between them, 3>AN- ^>f 
 
 y ,~^NOEMI2; in field, owl and monogram, wt. 218 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 ^ pi. xv, 9), fine and exceedingly rare '^Z*^ ^^^z'^*' 1 
 
 /k /?/ *** From the Merlin collection. ^*^&4 3+UfJfcf>*'-*^ 
 
 181 Eryt^hrae, Drachms, same type as the preceding coin, but with-magis- 
 
 /y trates' names, ABPfiN; AIIEAAA2, owl in field; AIONY2I02, ^ 
 c^S'/V Qwl in field and kantharos . ASKAHHIAAH2 AHMAA02, bird, ^ 
 all fine, the last rare x S2/* 4 
 
 182 ERYTHRAE/Drachms, same type as lot 180 ; magistrates' names, AIONY- 
 /y 2102, in field, owl and kantharos; API2TEA2, owl in field; s? 
 
 c'''f AIOIIEI0H2, owl ; $ANN0EMI2, owl and monogram, all fine, *''* 
 the last scarce 4 
 
 y y 183 Heracleia ad Latmum, circa B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, Head of Athena 
 
 cs&Stn <*y "J j to right, in crested helmet, adorned with the foreparts of five horses 
 
 'J5^^2S*Z /? C and Pe S asos i rev - HPAKAEfiTfiN, Club to right ; below, Nike and tj 
 
 ^C/z^i/^^/'yi * wo mono g rams ; all within oak-wreath, wt. 238 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 S^. 4</ ' -<& * ft,StJy 'pi. xvii, 1), exceedingly rare, hdhas suffered from corrosion 1 
 
 184 TLebedus, circa B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, Heaa of Athena to right, in X^^r ^/ 
 / /, / crested helmet ; rev. AEBEAION, Owl on club between two cornu- / 
 
 s <&i&. ^^T/^fOjaiae De ^ 0W J KOPAB02; all within olive-wreath, wt. 241 grs. f% 6 J? 
 &t-(B. M. Cat. pi. xvii, 7), rubbed, very rare +/&* 
 
 to right j rev. MATS, Bull tmpffig to left Tjelowf QPAE<all 
 within maeander pattern, wt. 82 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvili, 2) ; ^^ y 
 Tetrobol, similar to the preceding, but reading on rev. MArNH- c? oy 
 ~~ TON (?) ; Hemidrachms (2), similar type, but reading on rev. 
 MArN, and magistrate's name, ANAHIMBPOTOS ; behind bull, 
 ear of corn, wt. 24 grs. each, all fine and rare 4 
 
 , 186 Magnesia ad Maeandrum, after B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, Bust of 
 
 #r ^7^ /^6&!l&^ x }P x & ^ "S n *> wearing stephane; behind shoulder, bow and 
 
 J&/&. Sffs* ^AS^J^tyffiffi* > rev - MATNHTON, Apollo standing to left on maeander <^4j&> 
 Jwiy*,^/*-^/' ^jf' pattern, filleted branch in right hand, left elbow rests on tripod ; * ^ 
 J***/'** </?*& before him, magistrate's name, IIAY^ANIAS IIAY2ANIOY ; all 
 
 (// / (Ae<zJy within laurel- wreath, wt. 258 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 501), extremely rare 
 
 *Ad4e*t#4+..+*/6 fr'&ey f in ^ ^ n ^ e ^9^ es ^ date f Preservation but for a slight flaw in the field 
 < Jp* /? ' /-/*'F'**' ' ' ** ihe reV ' P?* ^Q 4 ^''"* x -*&?>* 1 
 
 ^^~>^^y.^^j% 9 ^ m the Neligan collection. 
 
 187 Magnesia ad Maeandrum, after B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, same type as 
 / - the preceding coin and with same magistrate's name, wt. 250 grs., 
 
 ol%? - If also extremely fine and without the flaw on the rev. 1
 
 MILETUS. 25 
 
 Electrum. 
 
 188 Miletus, circa B.C. 550, Third-Stater, Head of Lion to right with open ^y^^fy^^^^. 
 / jaw; rev. Oblong incuse, divided into two parts, wt. 73 grs., very Ir/** ^^gl- 
 
 ?C^ *S fine and rare 1 ^ff^ 
 
 189 Miletus, Third-Stater, similar type to the preceding coin, but on the r 
 obv. above lion's head, sun ; and on the rev. is a rough incuse square, 
 wt. 73 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 190 Miletus, circa B.c. 500, Hecte, Head of lion to left with open jaw ; 
 rev. Eough incuse square, wt. 40 grs., fine and scarce 1 
 
 ^*t 
 
 Silver. ^ 
 
 TTorninnrnviiie T~)rar>Inn TToarl rvf lirn r 
 
 C^/ *%> 
 
 191 Miletus, circa b.c. 391, Time of Hecatomnus, Drachm, Head of lion 
 with open jaw ; above EKA ; rev. Incuse square containing orna- 
 , mented star, wt. 65 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxi, 5) ; another, similar, 
 & without legend on obv., same wt. ; Diobols (3), Head of lion ; rev. 
 Star as on last piece, average wt. 1 8 grs. ; and Phocaea, Diobol, 
 Head of Athena in helmet, to left ; rev. Quadripartite incuse square, 
 wt. 18 grs., all fine and scarce 7 
 
 J* 
 
 192 Miletus, Stater, B.C. 250-190, Head of Apollo to left, laureate; rev. 
 Lion standing to left looking back ; above, sun ; before, two mono- f!%r& 
 
 ^ grams; below, EIIIKPATpS, wt. 163 grs. (BUM. Cat.pl. xxi, 13), 
 well preserved and rare * : Z%iy6r <**Lt*~*S, si.~* &+ ^ \S.Jl '-. i 
 
 193 Miletus, Didrachms, similar type to the preceding, but on rev. magis- 
 trates' names, BA2IAEIAH2 and <S>IAI2K02, wt. 98 and 77 grs., the 
 
 r first fine, the other well preserved 2 
 
 C^<^ < 
 
 194 Miletus, Didrachm, B.C. 300-250, same type as lot 192 ; but magis- 
 trate's name, AAMA2IA2 ; Drachm, circa B.C. 350, Head of Apollo ; 
 7 ? rev. Lion looking back ; above, star ; below, 0EOIIPOIIO2, 
 wt. 54 grs. ; and Hemidrachms (2), same type, with magistrate's 
 name, EYIIOAI2, wt. 25 grs. each, well preserved and scarce 4 
 
 Electrum. 
 
 PhOcaea, circa B.C. 400, Hecte, Head of Omphale in lion's skin ; rev. 
 
 Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. v, 5), fine ^^ 
 9*'* .and scarce &Xi^^*&A*SJi ^L*fp^3r v , 1 
 
 ~ 96 Pitocaea, Hecte, Head of Pallas to left in crested helmet ; rev. Quadri- <^ 
 partite incuse square, wt. 40 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. V, 2), fine and scarce 1 ^
 
 26 IONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 j^ s^ 197 Priene, circa B.C. 250, Drachm, Head of Athena Polias in round crested 
 *^* J%W^&'/*^- helmet to left; rev. IIPIH, Trident; below, magistrate's name, 
 
 *J& 2'A 9 '/%$ / AY ^ Aro 5 a11 in m aeander border, wt. 53 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxiv, *^** 
 cy d>? t *) Triobol, same type and same magistrate's name, wt. 26 #rs. 
 
 ^^ * ' (ib. pi. xxiv, 6), both fine and exceedingly rare 2 
 
 / 198 Smyrna, b.c. 190-133, Tetradrachm, Head of Kybele to right, turreted ; 
 
 /- / /jf^ rev. IMYPNAION ; below, monogram of TEY; all in oak wreath, 
 
 ^ wt. 248 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 509), fine and rare 1 
 
 s? 199 Smyrna, B.C. 190-133, Tetradrachm, Head of Kybele, as on the pre- 
 <o^^a ^1^J*J/f^/ c e din g coin ; WR IMYPNAION, Lion walking to right ; in exergue, jj^y 
 _/ 'sd'J' jf7/<^ magistrate's name, NIK02TPATOS ; all in oak-wreath, wt. 250 grs. 
 
 * Cat. pi. xxv, 6), very fine and rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 JfM {fa 
 
 Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding coin, but on rev. mono- 
 gram of MTPA before lion ; and in exergue, magistrate's name, " 
 HPAKAEIAH2, wt. 254 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 *** From the Whittall collection. ^7^%**-- ***?*K&&** 
 
 201 Teos, before B.C. 544, Stater, Griffin seated, with curled wing f left 
 '^T^^Z^//// * foreleg raised; rev. Rough incuse square, wt. 183 grs., very fine and C^<^~~ 
 
 ^/ //f~//^ cfs? extremely rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 *ejd & ^S^^^jfi*'-*^ *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 202 Teos, Stater, same as the preceding, but the wing of the griffin slightly 
 _ less curled; behind and before his right forepaw. ME, wt. 183 grs., * W 
 
 lg'coin, but no insur i ,? 
 
 ^y- 
 
 203 T^os, Drachm, same type as the preceding coin, but ntrinscription on 
 -///*/ obv.ywt. 88 grs. icgmp. B. M. CaLn/,. xxx, 1), very fine arid, rare 1 
 
 204 Teos,^;c. 544-494, Stater, simdar type to lofc^201, buY wing of^nffin 
 
 aw 
 
 with indented curve ; before it, pomegranate ; around, THION ; 
 , and on rev. the incuse is quadripartite, wt. 180 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. 
 xxx, 4), well preserved and rare ^^^ ^f^g^T^r 1 
 tfc^J * # * From the Wigan collection. 
 
 205 Teos, Stater, similar to the last coin ; but the griffin's wings are pointed J$f- 
 \ -pS not curled; before it, uncertain circular object; no inscription, 
 * wt. 183 grs., in good condition, a very rare variety 1 
 
 <rp a^ 0& y Teos > b ' c - 394 - 300 > Drachm, Griffin to right with pointed wing; left 
 t^t^ift^Z***. ^t^^M2 re ^ e ^ ra * se d > rev ' Quadripartite incuse square, the divisions of i ^ c p^ p 
 \yj2^/ which are inscribed THION ATNON ; surface granulated, wt. 54 grs. 
 7 , (B. M. Cat. pi. xxx, 10) ; another, same obv. type ; rev. THI, Kan- 
 O tharos ; below, API2TON, wt. 54 grs. (ib. pi. xxx, 13) ; and Diobol, 
 same types but magistrate's name on rev. AIOrENHS, wt. 22 grs., all 
 Y/// fine and very rare, especially the first piece 3 
 
 >*
 
 CLAZOMENAE. 27 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 207 Clazomenae, Head of Pallas to right or facing ; rev. Ram to right, 
 magistrates' names, APMI2 and LTY0EO2, size 4 ; others, rev. types, 
 Anaxagoras seated (2 var.), size 4 ; KAAZOMENON in quadripartite 
 ' / square, size 3 ; Ram recumbent or standing, sizes 3-2 (3 var.) ; K in ^J^ 
 
 linear square, size 2 ; Imperial, Sabina ; rev. Aesculapius, size 5 ; and 
 Valerian ; rev. Female with turreted head-dress seated, 0EA 
 KAAZ0M6NH, size 7, all fine, some scarce 13 
 
 J*/ 
 
 &z 
 
 208 Colophon ; rev. types, Horseman ; Apollo with lyre, KOA03>fiNIQN 
 (2 var.), all size 4 ; Forepart of horse, size 2 ; Imperial, Otacilia 
 Severa; rev. Cultus image of Artemis (Mionnet, Suppl. no. 166), 
 
 'size 7. Ephesus, Bee ; rev. Stag and palm-tree ; another, rev. Stag 
 kneeling, size 5 ; Imperial, Commodus ; rev. Carpentum drawn by 
 two horses, 6<l?GCmN, size 9 j Julia Domna ; rev. Artemis running, 
 size 9 ; Caracalla ; rev. Carpentum drawn by two horses, 6<6C!IQN ^ 
 TPIC. NEQKOPQN, size 8 ; another, rev. Tyche, size 6, all fine, some 
 scarce 1 1 
 
 209 Ephesus, Sev. Alexander ; rev. Artemis slaying stag, size 5 ; Valerian ; 
 rev. types representing Artemis holding one or two torches, standing 4^2^ 
 
 y jj or running (6 varieties), all size 6 ; Gallienus ; rev. Artemis running, 
 ' ' ^ size 6 ; or holding torch, size 4 ; or Carpentum with two horses, 
 ^t/Y' y size 6, all interesting representations of the Ephesian Artemis 10 
 
 210 Ephesus, Commodus; rev. Cultus statue of Artemis, APTEMIC 
 e<J?eClON, size 9, very fine ; Trajan Decius, rev. Cow and calf, ^O^" 
 6<I>eCmN IIPfiTON ACIAC, size 11; Gallienus; rev. Artemis and 
 
 sklepios, size 10 (not in Mionnet), very fine, all extremely rare 3 
 
 211 Erythrae, Head of Herakles ; rev. Quiver and club, with various 
 
 magistrates' names (12 var.), size 5 ; others (6) with name of magis- <^V 
 ' / jf~ trat e and of city across field in four lines, size 3 ; another, rev. 
 . Modius with corn, 6PY0PAIQN, size 4, all well preserved, an 
 
 /$**&&* 'interesting series 19 
 
 212 Gambrium, Head of Apollo ; rev. Star, TAM (3 var.), size 3. Heracleia, 
 
 Julia Domna ; rev. Tetrastyle temple, size 8 (Mionnet, Suppl. no. 979) ; 
 
 ^^another, rev. Female figure holding torch (1) size 5. Magnesia ; rev. 
 
 /v types, Bull butting ; Statue of Artemis, size 3 ; Imperial, Caracalla ; 
 
 /y / rev. Tetrastyle temple, size 7 ; Gordian III ; rev. Ram before conical 
 
 building (Mionnet, Suppl. no. 1112), size 9; another, rev. Three 
 
 Graces, size 8, all fine 11 
 
 fee
 
 28 IONIA. 
 
 213 Metropolis, Julia Domna; rev. Kybele seated, size 8; Salonina; rev. 
 Tyche of city holding figure of Emperor, size 7. Miletus ; rev. Lion 
 crouching, MIAHCIQN, size 4. Phocaea, Head of Hermes ; rev. 
 
 C *j Griffin, size 4 ; Dog seizing dolphin, size 4 ; Imperial, Bust of 
 
 a ' ^ Senate ; rev. types, Serapis seated ; Prow and caps of Dioscuri ; '^r 
 Otacilia Severa : rev. Poseidon, size 5. Phygela ; rev. Bull butting, 
 sizes 4, 2 and 1 (3 var.) ; and Priene ; rev. Tripod &c, mostly fine, 
 some scarce 14 
 
 214 Magnesia, Geta ; rev. Temple seen in perspective, OMON01A. 
 
 / MArNHTON, size 10, unpublished. Phocaea ; rev. Isis Pelagia in fc^f 
 
 y^^/. *f vessel, size 8 ; Imperial, Caracalla ; rev. River-god seated ; below, 
 <&OKAeON, size 10 ( Mionnet^ no. 868), all extremely rare and mostly 
 well preserved '"fy 1 3 
 
 215 Smyrna; rev. types, Homer seated (3 var.) with magistrates' names, 
 y^y size 5 ; Aphrodite Stratonikis holding Nike (2 var.) ; Homer seated 
 
 ^y </ ^ OMHPOC, rare ; Mke ; Griffin ; Prow of ship ; River-god seated, 
 s^s*f/$* :i /'size 5, well preserved and interesting types 13 
 
 216 Smyrna, similar to the preceding lot ; and others of smaller size with 
 
 j^ y y rev. types, Lion, River-god, Humped bull, Hand, and Lyre ; others, Cs ^ 
 ctCs/' *? Head of Senate ; rev. types, Temple (2 var.) ; Tyche (2 var.), size 6, 
 s#?kz&*s mostly fine 1 9 
 
 217 Smyrna, Head of Senate; rev. types, Temple (3 var.) ; Female figure 
 holding patera and cornucopiae ; Nike, sizes 7 and 6 ; Head of 
 Demos ; rev. Female seated holding two figures in right hand ; J J, 
 another, similar, but figure holds patera and cornucopiae, size 6, 
 rare ; another, Bust of female holding ears of corn and cornucopiae ; 
 rev. Amazon holding patera and bipennis, size 9 ( Mionnet, no. 11771 , 
 rare, all fine & 9 
 
 218 Smyrna, Homer seated, OMHPOC. ; rev. CMYPNAK2N in wreath, 
 size 5 ; Imperial, Antoninus Pius, Head of Emperor ; rev. Pelops << y 
 
 j and Hippodamia in chariot; above horses, II6AO*, size 10 
 (B. M. Cat. pi. xxix, 6) ; Teos, Valerian ; rev. Tyche holding rudder 
 ly^W^^d cornucopiae, CTP. KAA. IIANKPATOYC. THION., size 3, 
 unpublished, all fine and very rare 3 
 
 219 Smyrna, Marcus Aurelius ; rev. Zeus Philalethes standing before Zeus 
 Smyrnaeos seated, ATTAAOC COSICTHC TAIC IIATPICI CMYP. 
 AAO., size 10 ( Mionnet, no. 1299) .: Commodus ; rev. Nike and ^^ 
 
 y Athena facing each otherfsize 8 ; Julia Domna ; rev. Roma seated 
 
 holding temple and sceptre, size 8 ( ib. no. 1351) : another, rev. 
 Temple with figure of Tyche, size 7 (ib. no^L355) ; Geta ; rev. Two 
 Nemeses facing each other, size 6 ( ib. no/fo8l} ; Tranquillina ; rev. 
 Amazon holding temple and bipennisy^e 8 Jib. 1423). mostly fine 
 and rare ^y^ 6
 
 SMYRNA, ETC. 29 
 
 220 Smyrna, Julia Dorana ; rev. Roma seated as in last lot, but she holds 
 
 Nike instead of temple, size 8 j Greta ; rev. Two Nemeses, size 6, as 
 
 S in last lot ; Gallienus ; rev. Amazon holding patera and bipennis, 
 
 z'y /^ s * ze f > anotner > similar, but Amazon holds temple and bipennis. 
 
 <z ^y - TEOS, Griffin ; rev. THION in wreath, size 3 (2 var.) ; Valerian II ; 
 
 /%*vc^ rev- Anacreon seated, size 4 ( Mionnet. no. 151 1) _; Salonina; rev. 
 
 Tyche, size 6 (ib. Suppl. 19 501 . mostly fine/all rare 8 
 
 ISLANDS OF IONIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 221 Chios, B.C. 478-412, Didrachm, Sphinx seated to left j in front, large j&*~*. & <*<*&&<>& 
 y^Aj, ajnphora surmounted by bunch of grapes ; rev. Quadripartite incuse ^^^^e- fat 
 
 ^cxyt/fsqxxaxQ, wt. 237 grs. (B. M. Gat.pl. xxxijl 2), fine and extumely rare ^^^ ^^-^^ 
 
 ^^ V From the Whittall collection. 
 
 222 Chios, B.C. 490, Drachm, same type as the preceding coin, but no 
 ,. /f grapes above amphora, which is much smaller, wt. 121 grs. (B. M. 
 
 yy%f Cat. pi. xxxii, I), fine and very rare 1 
 
 223 Chios, Drachm, same type as the last piece, wt. 120 grs. ; Tetrobol, _. 
 y similar, but bunch of grapes above amphora, wt. 40 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 
 pi. xxxii, 5), both fine and rare 2 
 
 224 Chios, Drachm, of later style, with amphora surmounted by grapes 
 before sphinx on obv. ; and on the rev. the surface of the square is 
 granulated, wt. 55 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi xxxii, 7) ; another, similar, t^f* 
 with magistrate's name, IIANOKAH2 on rev., wt. 52 grs. ; another, 
 
 rj after B.C. 84, Sphinx seated to left ; before it, bunch of grapes ; 
 
 rev. XIOS, Amphora ; on left, cornucopiae ; on right, AEPKYA02 ; 
 border of dots, wt. 55 grs. (ib. pi. xxxii, 12), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 225 Samos, B.C. 494-439, Tetradrachm, Lion's scalp; rev. Bull's head to jgsj.^ ^ ^ 
 
 
 
 , right in incuse square, wt. 202 grs. (B. M..Cqt. pi. xxxiv, 9), very 
 ' finejmd very <*>*#**- * **> #&-' <^ J *^^ *-*?%<& 
 
 226 ^Samos^.C. 439-394, Tetradrachm, Lion's scalp ; rev. 2A above fore 
 _//<. part of bull to right ; behind, olive-branch ; all in incuse square, 
 
 ////t wt. 201 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxv. 1). extremely fine and very rare <^*&**>< jf 4*. & 
 
 227 SAmos, Tetradrachm, s?raie type as the preceding coin, but before fore- 
 
 y *~~- p ar t f k u u on reVi jj #j w ^ 204 grs., fine and rare 1 ^^ 
 
 228 Samos, B.C. 394-365, Tetradrachm, Lion's scalp; rev. 2A before 
 forepart of bull to right ; above, magistrate's name, IIPOTHS j on ^^^p 
 left, olive-branch ; all in shallow incuse square, wt. 229 grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. pi. xxxv, 14), very fine and rare ZZzy^. #a<S*n& <z/a&. ^t^*e ss. *f r **Vy">z^* 
 
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 30 
 
 ISLANDS OF IONIA. 
 
 231 
 
 232 
 
 
 
 //y 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 / 2 
 
 234 Chios, Sphinx seated; rev. Diota with various magistrates' names, 
 /f symbols and monograms, all fine 13 
 
 235 Chios, Three Assaria Pieces, Sphinx seated, ACCAPIA TRIA ; rev. 
 /s types, Apollo and Dionysos standing (2 var.); Diota in wreath, 
 
 ' .XION ; Two Assaria Pieces, Sphinx seated ; rev. types, Diota in 
 
 ^^ffi^^ wreath ; Naked figure facing, sizes 9 and 7, all fine and scarce 5 
 
 236 Chios, Three Assaria Piece and Two Assaria Pieces (3), similar to 
 Klli^ ^ as ^ ^' ^ ut ^ ar 8 e Diota on one of the latter pieces; and One 
 
 / and a Half Assaria ; rev. Two thyrsi crossed, ACCAPION HMV., 
 
 all fine and scarce 5 
 
 237 Chios, Sphinx seated ; rev. Homer seated, size 3. Oenoe, Head of 
 Dionysos ; rev. OINAION, Bunch of grapes, size 4. Samos, Head 
 
 /. /$ of Hera ; rev. Lion's scalp (4 var.), size 2. Imperial, Augustus ; 
 rev. Peacock, 2AMION, size 3 ; Commodus ; rev. Statue of the 
 Samian Hera, CAMION, size 3, all fine and very rare 9 
 
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 229 Samos, Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but on rev. magistrate's 
 ^r/?,^ name, HTH2IANAE, and under bull, monogram of HA in a circle, <=-^|? 
 
 c ^ y ^j^^r^t. 232 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 230 Samos, Tetradrachm, same type as last coin and same monogram on 
 /~?^//*v^ rev., but the magistrate's name reads HTH2I only, wt. 232 grs., 
 
 fine and rare 1 
 
 Samos, b.c. 494-439, Drachm, Forepart of winged boar to left ; rev. 
 Lion's scalp in incuse square, wt. 46 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxxiv, 16); 
 another, similar, but boar to right, and on rev. Lion's scalp within 
 dotted circle, wt. 44 grs. (ib. pi. xxxiv, 17) ; another, Attic standard, 
 Lion's scalp ; rev. 2AMI, Forepart of bull to right ; under head, 
 olive-branch ; all in incuse square, wt. 64 grs. (ib. pi. xxxv, 1 2) ; 
 //->/' another, Ehodian standard, similar to last ; but on rev. 2A, and 
 monogram under bull's head ; and above, HiTHSIA, wt. 55 grs. 
 (ib. pi. XXX, 15) ; Diobol, Forepart of winged boar; rev. A2., Lion's 
 head to right, wt. 20 grs. ; and Obol, Lion's scalp ; rev. Bull's head 
 to left, wt. 9 grs., all fine and somewhat rare 6 
 
 Samos, B.C. 322-205, Didrachm, Lion's scalp ; rev. Forepart of bull to 
 ght ; below, 2A and olive-branch ; above, magistrate's name, 
 AAEEH2, wt. 98 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XXXVI, 1) ; One-and-a-Half 
 Drachm, Lion's scalp within dotted circle ; rev. 2AMK2N, Forepart 
 /fcZ^f bull to right; below, olive-branch and amphora, wt. 67 grs. 
 (ib. pi. xxxvi, 6), both very fine and rare 2 
 
 233 Samos, Didrachms, same type as that in previous lot ; but on rev. 
 magistrate's names, AEONTI2K02, EPMOAIK02 and AAEEH2, 
 all well preserved and rare 3 
 
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 SAMOS. 31 
 
 238 Samos, Geta ; rev. Temple with statue, CAMION, size 8 ; Julia Maesa ; 
 rev. CAMIfiN, Tyche, size 8 ; Gordian III ; rev. Statue of Hera and 
 
 ^y //^ Nemesis, CAMIfiN, size 9, pierced ; Gordian III ; rev. Tyche, size 8 ; -&? 
 Philip II ; rev. River-god, Imbrasos, seated, size 6, all fine and 
 rare 5 
 
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 239 Samos, Otacilia Severa ; rev. CAMIfiN, Warrior with shield, foot on 
 prow, size 8 ; Trajan Decius ; rev. Same type as last, size 7 ; 
 Etruscilla ; rev. IIY0ArOPHC. CAMIfiN, Pythagoras seated before 
 pillar with globe, size 8 ; Valerian ; rev. CAMIfiN, Cultus statue of 
 
 Hera (2 var.), size 7, all fine and rare 5 
 
 CARIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 240 Alabanda, under the name of Antiochia, B.C. 197-189, Tetradrachm, 
 
 Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; rev. ANTIOXEfiN, Pegasos ^^f^^yP 
 ""' galloping to right ; below, magistrate's name, AHMIITPI02, 
 
 wt. 248 grs. (Mionnet, Suppl.pl. VII, 1), slightly broken at edge, 
 *> <*& ^ntfT^o^rit ^'* ^/*s *^^V. _- 
 
 rare 
 
 241 Antiochia adMajiandrum, b.c. l^^rJchinjHea^of Apollo; rev. 
 
 ANTIOXfifi^^^^'buft'wTeH; be^w^&aSer and AIIOA, 
 
 wt. 55 grs., rubbed. Aphrodisias and PLAKASA,J)rachm, Bust of ~ j * ' _ yyi / 
 
 ^^7 Aphrodite veiled; rev. IIAAPASEfiN, &c, Eagle/ on /fulmen; ^ 
 
 $, /// hehmd., cornucopiae ; before, MYfiN. KAAAIIIOY, wt. 48 grs. 
 
 Halicarn^^s, Obd Heaiof Apollo facing ; rev. Head of Pallas ; ts& tf-Jfetf 
 behind, spear, wt. \$/aHp*^Yyik, Drafihm, jjeadpf Pan facing - 
 rev. IAYMION, Fig^Teaiwith'in incuse square, wtTo2 grs. ; all very 
 rare, mostly fine 4 
 
 242 Cnidus (?) circa b.c. 650, Stater, Forepart of lion to left; O on 
 shoulder ; rev. Incuse square divided in centre by straight line, ^/f? ^ 
 
 *4. 
 
 ^ wt. 171 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 
 243 Cnidus, B.C. 650-550, Stater, Head of lion to right, mouth open ; rev. 
 
 AAjj Head of Aphrodite to right, of Archaic style, within incuse square, -^ ^ r, 
 //v 1 wt. 180 grs., well preserved and of the highest rarity, apparently unpub- " 
 ^JLlished 1 
 
 ^Jr V From the Whittall collection. 
 
 244 Cnidus, b.c. 550-500, Drachm, Head of lion to right ; rev. Head of 
 
 Aphrodite to right in incuse square, wt. 97 grs. ; another, similar, ^ j? 
 jj/yf/^ with KNI around head on rev., wt. 94 grs. ; another, similar, with 
 head on rev. to left; no legend, wt. 95 grs., all very fine 3 
 
 & 
 
 ^
 
 32 CAKIA. 
 
 245 Cnidus, Drachm, as in last lot, with rev. Head of Aphrodite, KNI, 
 wt. 94 grs. ; another, circa B.C. 400, Head of lion ; rev. KNIAK2N, 
 
 ^z Head of Aphrodite to right, hair turned up, wt. 57 grs., very rare ; 
 
 > y / another, B.C. 250, Head of Aphrodite to right, wearing stephane ; Zs^z 
 rev. KNI, Lion's head ; magistrate's name, EYMEAON, wt. 47 grs.; 
 another, similar, but magistrate's name, AYTOKPATH2, well pre- 
 served and scarce 4 
 
 246 Cnidus, Drachm, of early style, Head of lion ; rev. Head of Aphrodite, 
 
 in incuse square, wt. 97 grs. Mynbus, Drachm, Head of Zeusj ^ / 
 
 rev. MYNAION, Head-dr^fT s rsfcAt^ 
 
 Sjratonicea, Hemidrachm, HeacLof Hekate>: rey.VTPA, Nike to/ '/ 
 
 ngnt, wt. 20 grs. ; another, of earlier dale, remale head to leti;Hv. 
 Z//f *" STPATO . . ., Tripod, wt. 22 grs., all very rare, well preserved, the last ^^ 
 (^JUf^Jr^f/f unpublished 4 
 
 247 Tabae, Drachm, temp. Nero, Head of Herakles to right ; rev. APTE- 
 
 Mf2N nAniOY [AP] TABHNON, Cultus statue of Artemis facing (y^^f 
 y^/ // between crescent and star, wt. 43 grs. ; another, similar, but on the 
 c y ' ^ rev. Artemis standing to left, holding torch and bow ; same legend, 
 
 ..^S^****/^. 34 grs-well preserved and both of the highest rarity ^2 <^> 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 248 Alabanda, Caracalla ; rev. AAABANA6f2N, Lyre, size 6, very fine ; 
 / another, rev. Laurel-branch, size 7. Antiochia, Gallienus ; rev. 
 
 -///I View of bridge and the Maeander, ANTIOX612N (Mionnet, no. 97), t^f 
 M/> frft 1 ) ' s e ^ > Salonina; rev. River-god seated, size 6 (ib. no. 100). ^ 
 / Aphrodisias and Plarasa, Female head; rev. Eagle, IIAAPA 
 A<POAI, size 3, all rare and some fine 5 
 
 &e 
 
 j0 ^rodisias, Head of Senate ; rev. types, A$POA6ICieON, Agonistic 
 jrn on table ; Leafless tree ; Aphrodite holding apple and sceptre 
 sad of Demos ; rev. types, Agonistic urn on table ; The 
 ^ Three^asjiees, sizes 7-5 ; Gallienus ; rev. Emperor on horseback, 
 <p * size 7 ; Salonina ; rev. types, Hermes and ram ; Tyche and statue 
 ^7 of Aphrodite, all size 5, mostly fine and scarce 11 
 
 250 Apollonia, Head of Demos ; rev. AIIOAAfiNIATfiN, Figure of Bacchus 
 
 with attributes, size 4 ; Faustina II ; rev. Aesculapius, size 8. Bar- * ^ 
 . 'GASA, Salonina; BAPrACHNON, Aphrodite (?), size 5, extremely v? + 
 J rare. Bargylia, Pegasos ; rev. BAPITAIHTON, Ear of corn, size 3. 
 Iasus, Jugate heads of Apollo and Diana ; rev. Child on dolphin, 
 size 4, all very rare 5 
 
 A
 
 HALICARNASSUS, ETC. 33 
 
 251 HALICARNASSUS j rev. types, Lyre ; Trident (with various magistrates' 
 names), size 3 ; Ceres veiled, holding ears of corn, in sunk square, 
 size 4 ; Lyre, size 2 ; Owl, size 1 ; Imperial, Gordian III ; rev. Female 
 
 V figure facing, sacrificing at altar and holding lyre, size 5. Mylasa, 4%q 
 
 Sept. Severus; rev. MYAACGftN, Tetrastyle temple with figure, 
 
 size 5 ; Caracalla ; rev. Eiver-god seated, size 9 ; Balbinus ; rev. 
 
 Tetrastyle temple, size 6, unpublished (?), mostly rare 13 
 
 252 Myndus j rev. Branch, size 5 ; Fulmen, size 3. Orthosia, Head of 
 
 Dionysos, OPfi2lEfiN ; rev. Panther, size 3. Sebastopolis, Head of 
 v^y^^Senate; rev. Hunter seizing stag, size 6. Stratoniceia, Severus and ^JX~^ 
 <^/n Julia Domna, Busts face to face ; rev. Female figure holding patera 
 
 g^/ and torch, standing at altar, size 11, very rare; Head of Senate; 
 
 rev. Tyche, size 6, all rare 6 
 
 253 TABA ; rev. Caps of Dioscuri, size 3 ; Head of Demos ; rev. TABHNQN, 
 Naked figure holding torch and bow, size 5, very rare ; Head of 
 Herakles ; rev. Lion, size 4 ; Imperial, Nero ; rev. Altar with caps of 
 Dioscuri, TABHNON, size 3; another, rev. TABHNON in wreath; 
 Julia Domna ; rev. Tyche, size 6. Tripolis ; rev. types, Jupiter ; 
 
 /jfyff Tyche, size 5 ; Head of Boule, turreted ; rev. types, Artemis ; 
 
 y Hygieia and Asklepios ; and Dionysos, size 5, &c, all scarce, some 
 
 rare 12 
 
 DYNASTS OF CARTA. 
 
 Silver. ^ ~&*3j-Ji. 
 
 254 Mausolus, B.C. 377-353, Tetradrachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, nearly c/^^y 
 
 / //' facing ; rev. [M]AY22ilAA[0]., Zeus Labraundeus holding bipennis .^ , ^^^ ^ 
 
 (?C s^'^ and spear, walking to right, wt 229 grs. (Hist. Num.p.J>66), well w 
 
 ^Y 
 
 '' '" and spear, walking to right, wt. 229 grs. LtList. Num. p. 566), wetl <*rir*+*f 
 
 p^ preserved, rare ^ff^W * cffcZ&Z^ SX.S. V^^^y^.<e^ ^ 
 
 255 Mausolus, Drachm, 5ame type as the preceding coin, wt. 55 grs., well 2&^ 
 
 _ ./? preserved, raref^, 'TPgJL ^Z^^T^l Z C^g ^^ 
 
 256 Mausolus, Drachm, same type as'ftit 2#f, but behind Zeus is a"wreath, ^ 
 Z$ P jf/^jh ^4 grs., in good condition, a rare variety 1 ^/^ 
 
 25 f Hidrieus, B.C. 351-344, Drachm, Head of Apollo, laureate, nearly facing; 
 
 rev. IAPIE . ., Zeus Labraundeus, holding bipennis and spear, walk- J^i^ 
 ^^^^^ingtojight ; behyid, M. wt. 56 grs., well preserve^ and extremely rare 1 
 
 *te 
 
 2D8 riXODARUs,B.C. 341-335, Didrachm, same^Jype as the preceding coin, but ^* " ^ \ ^. * 
 pt ^ ^ on rev. , legend IIIEfiA APOY, wt. 109 grs., very fine and rare [PL II] 1 A^Z^ j^ -, 
 . 259 PlXODARUS. Didrachm. same tvDe as the nrecedinff coin, but head of v ^T^to* r 
 
 Pixodarus, Didrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but head of v -^/<fv-/* 
 / - ^P Anpllo more inclined to right, wt. 108 grs., very fine and rare [PL II] 1 ^c^ 
 
 / 260 Pixo^&rus, Didrachm, same type, but the head of Apollo is. in rather 
 ^f4n f /fdY- v re ^ e ^ an( ^ more spread, wt. 107 grs., fine and rare 1 *^ 
 
 261 Pixodarus, Drachm, same type as the preceding coin, but legend on J^p 
 - /&~ rev. [IIIJEfiAAPO[Y], wt. 58 grs., well preserved and rare 1 '
 
 34 
 
 ISLANDS OFF CARIA. 
 
 THIRD DAY'S SALE. 
 
 ISLANDS OFF CARIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 262 
 
 !ALYMNA,/Czrca B.C. 350 335f Didrachm, x ' 
 
 n, Head of hornless warrior toffjfs, f j% 
 
 right, in crested helmet, with cheek-piece ; rev. KAAYMNION, Lyre; 
 
 ciS 
 
 all in dotted square, wt. 101 grs. (Mionnet,Suppl. pi. vin, 1), ver^ 
 fine and rare [PI. II] OfZ*S.f~S**tf. ^fe*4^,;^ J^ ^ 
 
 263 Calymna, Didrachm, same as'the preceding coin, but the type rather 
 J-<% i more spread, wt. 101 grs., fine and rare 1 * 
 
 ^ 264 Cos, B.C. 480-400, Tetradrachm, K02, Naked athlete towards right, ^^.^6 
 / preparing to hurl the discus ; behind him, tripod ; rev. Incuse ^^^v 
 
 y^/v*/*^ square divided diagonally ; in centre, crabyWt. 258 grs. (Mist. Num. tfZU^.y/%, 
 &**f p. MS), M and extremely rare [PI. ^S^tStS^^^^ 
 
 265 /Cos, circa B.C. 400, Tetradrachm, KOS,^aked athlete towa^g^ngfit ^^^ 
 preparing to hurl the discus ; behind him, tripod on stand ; between ^^-^ 
 
 ^ T. ^ tripod and athlete, club ; rev. Incuse square ; in centre, crab ; 
 _// y^ z around, border of dots, wt. 255 grs., obv. well preserved, rev. very fine 1 
 
 266 Cos, circa B.C. 300, Tetradrachm, Head of young Herakles to right, in aSaS^ 2* 
 /7 / lion's skin ; rev. K12ION, Crab and bow in case ; between them -~ ^c^^tf. 
 
 magistrate's name, TN02IAIK02 ; all within incuse square with^^-^^W^,^/** 
 dotted border, wt. 227 grs., well preserved and rare 1 ^y~ 
 
 17 J 
 
 Cos, circa B.C. 200, Didrachm, Head of young Herakles in lion's skiri^ 
 :^Xto^ght ; rev. KfHON, Crab ; below which, club and magistrate' 
 name, KAEIN02; all in dotted square, wt. 101 grs. ; anothe 
 ' similar, but magistrate's name, NIKON, wt. 83 grs. ; Drachm, sa 
 JZ/JL. typ e as l as t piece, but on rev. magistrate's name, MENQN, wt. 51 grs, 
 all well preserved and scarce c ^te**"tsil /o* 3 
 
 Cos, circa b.c. 100, Tetrobols, Head of Asklepios to right, laureate ; 
 rev. KQ, or KM, Serpent erect ; magistrates' names, AN0E5, 
 TIMOH EKATA, AAKIAA AEINIA2, KAEON IIP02T, 2YAAM. 
 IIP02T, average wt. 30 grs., all very fine 5 
 
 268 
 
 & 
 
 269 CAMIRUS, b.c. 480-408, Stater, Fig-leaf ; rev. KAMIPEON in incuse ^+~? 
 I / square divided into two parts, wt. 182 ars., fine, and of the highest 
 
 /(p- ^ rarity [PI. II] , *^W 4?* ' l 
 
 fej^ 

 
 CAMIRUS. 35 
 
 / 270 Camirus, circa B.C. 500, Drachm, Fig-leaf; rev^Rough. incuse square, /*&3Z I L' 
 
 // <^s wt^QS grs.,fine and very rare ^^~^ <&*****&/e*r"/- # <x*<qy' - f \y 
 
 271 IXODES, B.C. 400-330, Tetradrachm, Head of Helios towards right, ^^^j^C^Ct-tt ^ 
 
 nearly facing, of fine bold style ; rev. POAION, Full blown rose with ^^^J^Jy 
 
 bud to left and aplustre to right ; below on left the letter 4>, J&J& &S^ ^ 
 (A^**/? wi - 235 grs. (B, M. Guide, pi. xx, 38), extremely fine and rare in this -^^< ^j^- 
 state [PL II] 1 ^X 
 
 *x* From the Merlin collection. 
 
 
 272 Rhodes, Tetradrachm, same type and style as the preceding coin, but /^^ 
 on rev. to right of rose, owl, and below to left, 2, wt. 236 grs., fine tfig.^ &^t. 4*~*S 
 
 ' rf&ZZ. a Vd rare WvC <^e^^ 
 
 y **^ *** From the Whittall collection. *+* ^zg^fS^^ 
 
 273 Rhodes, circa B.C. 250, Tetradrachm, Head of Helios facing towards <fay <z- x, 
 right, of less severe style, and surrounded by rays ; rev. POAION, ^^ . ^C 
 Rose with bud ; on left, aplustre ; below, magistrate's name, APIS- o^/^/sAt ' 
 
 * jiji TOKPIT02, wt. 206 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 540), fine and rare /jfrX/jt'J 
 
 r [pi. ii] *Z%t2ZZjZrA 
 
 V From the Neligan collection. <^<r^rf ^3L-J 
 
 274 Rhodes, Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but on rev. to left of ^ 
 ^JJ /$" rose, prow ; magistrate's name, AMEINIA2, wt. 209 grs., fine and 
 
 lib Rhodes, Tetradrachm, similar to lot 273, but on rev. PO below rose ; ^ 
 / r^j*- above, magistrate's name, API2TOKPIT02 (?) j on left, aplustre, ^^ 
 ^ ' wt. 19& grs., fine on obv, well preserved on rev. 1 
 
 276 Rhodes, circa B.C. 400-304, Didrachm, Head of Helios facing, towards ^fagiS ^s&At 
 , right ; rev. POAION, Rose with bud ; on left, bunch of grapes and ^y-f S dt^^S> c 
 
 left of rose, fulmen and A, wt. 102 grs., both fine and scarce of this Z^-S" 
 issue /^^y 2 
 
 277 Rhodes, Bidrachm, same type, symbol &c. as the first piece in the 
 
 fieJl 
 
 /, preceding lot, wt. 107 grs. ; Drachm, same type, but on rev. the rose V 
 
 % ** * * has two buds ; to right I, wt. 51 grs. ; and Hemidrachm, same type, 
 // ^ Ut ^ e ^ ow rose P0 an( i to ^ e ^ A wi - 2 ^ 9 rs -* a ttfi ne an d rare 3 
 
 278 Rhodes, b.c. 304-166, Didrachm, Head of Helios nearly facing, radiate ; 
 / / rev. PO, Rose with bud ; on left, hippocamp ; above, magistrate's 
 
 (\ 7* Tf name, TOPrOS ; others, same type, but symbols and magistrates' ^& \s 
 ^bMiS^ names, (1) bird, EPA2IKAH2; (2) Athena holding aplustre, 
 99 MNA2IMAX02, average wt. 103 grs., all fine 3 
 
 279 Rhodes, Didrachms, same type as the preceding lot, but symbols and 
 //> magistrates' names, (1) bird, EPA2IKAHS ; (2) Athena holding ^c^ 
 
 aplustre, MA2IMAX02 ; (3) ear of corn, ANT1IIATP02 ; (4) bird, 
 TIMO0EO2, all very fine 4 
 
 D 2
 
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 36 ISLANDS OFF CARIA. 
 
 280 Rhodes, Didrachms, same type as lot 278, but symbols and magis- 
 
 / trates' names, (1 and 2) Artemis with torch, ArHSlAAMOY, 2 var., <^f *> 
 
 jC*' / one pierced ; (3) eagle, AP2YTA2 ; another, similar, but POAION 
 above rose ; to left, Apollo with lyre ; below AKE2I2, well 
 "j preserved 4 
 
 281 Ehodes, B.C. 304-166, Drachms (3) Head of Helios facing to right or left ; 
 
 rev. PO, Rose with bud; symbols, &c.,(l) caducous, AINHTOP; (2)bow 
 J /. // and quiver, rOPrOS; (3) dolphin, 2IMYA02, average wt. 38 grs. ; 
 
 ^ Hemidrachm, similar type ; symbol, fish hook, TOPrOS, wt. 20 grs. ; ^\y^ 
 
 also Attic Drachm, B.C. 88-43, Head of Helios towards left, radiate ; 
 
 rev. Full blown rose seen in front ; below PO, and ear of corn ; 
 
 ?k 
 
 i L above, BA2IAEIAH2, pierced, but fine ; another, similar, but head 
 
 towards right ; and on rev. below rose, leaf and ear of corn ; above, 
 ELTIKPATH2, wt. 60 grs., mostly fine, the last two rare 6 
 
 282 Rhodes, Drachms (4), B.C. 304-166, same type as last lot ; but symbols 
 
 and names, (1) torch, rOProS; (2) bow and quiver, same name;' <^>f ^f^ 
 
 IV) ^ (3) club, STATION; (4) caduceus, magistrate's name uncertain; 
 
 y/ 1 Ills others, B.C. 166-88, Head of Helios in profile to right, radiate ; rev. 
 
 P PO, Rose, in shallow square ; symbols and magistrates' names, (1) 
 
 H / ./ aplustre, ArEMAXOS ; (2) cornucopiae, API2TOKPIT02 ; (3) Lyre, 
 
 P 1* EENOKPATHS, mostly fine and scarce 7 
 
 283 Rhodes, Drachms, same type as last, with head of Helios to right, - 
 
 / radiate ; rev. Rose in sunk square ; symbols and magistrates' names, ^Jf i/Z^ 
 
 y/cf^(l) head-dress of Isis, APTEMON ; (2) tripod, PA2YMENH2 ; (3) 
 club, API2TOBOYA02 ; (4) lyre, HENOKPATH2 ; (5 and 6) star, 
 2TA2IQN (2 var.) ; (7) owl, ^IAOCTPATOS, all fine 7 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 284 Calymna, Helmeted head ; rev. KAA, Lyre, size 2. Cos, Head facing ; 
 rev. KOION, Bow in quiver and club, size 4 ; Head of Asklepios ; 
 
 , rev. Serpent- staff, sizes 6 and 3 (3 var.); Septimius Severus; rev. s/7 s 
 Asklepios, size 6. NiSYROS, Female head ; rev. Dolphin and trident, ^ ^ 
 >^W^*^ s i ze 1- Rhodes, Head of Zeus ; rev. Rose, size 4 (3 var.) ; Head of 
 Sol ; rev. Rose, sizes 7 and 4, well preserved 13 
 
 285 Rhodes, Head of Helios facing, radiate ; rev. Rose seen from front, in Jfrf 
 wreath, size 10 ; Head of Helios to right; rev. AIAPAXMON, Nike 
 
 * t rf crowning trophy, size 10; Head of Dionysos to right; rev. YiTSl/i&C 
 ANTIHAfcOY TAMIA, Nike with trophy and wreath to left, size 10, 
 all very fine and rare 3 
 
 %* All from the Wigan collection.
 
 RHODES. 37 
 
 286 Rhodes, Head of Dionysos to left; rev. POAION, EIII ^AINIAA., 
 / i tp*^ Nike to left with wreath and palm, size 10 ; Head of Helios to left ; 
 
 / rev. EIII AAMAPATOY, Nike to right, size 10 ; another, similar, but Pj? 
 
 Head of Helios to right ; same magistrate, size 10, well preserved 
 yu 14/1/^ ' f * and rare 3 
 
 287 Rhodes, Head of Helios to left ; rev. Nike to left, and magistrate's 
 
 name ; Head of Dionysos to left ; rev. Nike to right ; both size 10 ; ^<2f" 
 Head of Helios ; rev. Rose, size 7 (2 var. with symbols on rev. hook, 
 and Phrygian cap), all fine and rare 4 
 
 LYDIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 288 Lydia, circa B.C. 550, temp. Croesus, Half Stater, Foreparts of lion and ^ ^ 
 /y ss~ -bull facing each other; rev. Oblong incuse divided into two parts, e^L^Jpsz*. _# < 
 
 (7^ wt. 53 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 546); another, similar, but somewhat^^^ ^ J&% 
 
 /^^^^*^varied in details of type, wt. 52 grs., both fine and rare 2 ~^^cc- c^^. < 
 
 289 Lydia, Half Stater, same type as previous lot, wt. 53 grs. ; One-sixth >^ 
 -//>/ Stater, same type, wt. 27 grs., both fine, the second a very rare- ' ^ 
 
 /&sri?jy denomination not given in Hist. Num. I. c. 2 
 
 290 Wysa, Cistophorus, B.C. 110, The cista mystica with half open lid, from Itte^/y^./ 
 y which issues serpent; all within wreath of ivy; rev. Two serpents k^^^/ =^>4s 
 
 ~/^Z //K erect ; between them, bow case ornamented with aplustre ; on left ^>~> 
 ctCs **' -jvjy on right, female figure ; between serpents' heads, AN > 
 
 ^^.aJ^y NEQTEPOS ; to right, date Kr (=23), very fine, unusually so for this 
 </ coin, and exceedingly rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 %* From the Merlin collection (1871) where it was sold for l(L 
 
 291 Sardes, circa B.C. 150, Cistophorus, same type as the preceding coin ; */CS -^/jO * 
 </-. but on rev. to left of serpents, SAP; to right, star; another, same ^7^><* W^"' 
 iP>'<, type, but SAP mon. on rev., and symbol, a club, fine, both rare, ^2? 
 
 /7%#/a^ especially the first piece 2 
 
 *** The Cistophori of this city are amongst the rarest of the series. 
 
 292 Sardes, Cistophorus, usual type as lot 290 ; but on rev. CAP to left, 
 
 csp**.- 
 
 oZ^/^ 
 
 -, and swan on nest (?) to right of serpents ; another, similar, but on 
 rev. SAP mon., and symbol, a spear head, both fine and rare 2 
 
 293 Sardes, Cistophorus, dated, usual type with SAP to left and lion to right 
 
 -^^ _ of serpents ; between their heads, cornucopiae and TA ; above, ^ <&+x^ 
 date KB (=22), very fine and very rare 1 
 
 *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 294 Sardes, Cistophorus, dated, usual type with SAP to left and figure of 
 
 /y Dionysos holding bunch of grapes to right of serpents ; between <~S^p? 
 
 cpiC^'S their heads, monogram, and within coil of serpent on left, date E 
 (=6), well preserved and very rare of this early date 1
 
 38 LYDIA. 
 
 A 
 
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 295 Sardes, Half-Cistophorus, Lion's skin hanging over club ; all within 
 vine- wreath ; rev. Bunch of grapes on vine-leaf ; below on right, y^/ / _ 
 
 ^ ^ monogram of SAP ; and on left, thyrsos (?) wt. 93 grs. (Num. Chron. 
 1883, pi. x, 5), well preserved, unique (?) 1 
 
 296 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type, with cista mystica on obv. and ser 
 
 r y ^ pents erect on rev. with elaborate bow case between them ; on left 
 of serpents TPAA ; on right, butting bull ; another, same type but 
 
 /* 
 
 z^^^*^symbol on rev. laureate head of Zeus, both fine and rare 2 
 
 297 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type ; on rev., head of Helios to right of 
 /yj ^^P e i^ s monogram below and star between heads j another, ^p^s 
 
 ijZ. **' *& simflar,*~with maeander pattern to right of serpents, same legend as &j2L 
 /Iff / before, both fine and rare ~^<h*^ 'Z<?fc&' &&~^ C&&C4 2 
 
 298 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type ; on rev., head of Ares helmeted to 
 ' y right of serpents ; A between heads ; another, similar, with symbol 
 
 Eros, both fine and rare 2 
 
 299 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type ; on rev., winged fulmen to right of 
 . yy serpents, well preserved ; another, similar, with symbol, figure of 
 M f6 Athena (?) in niche ; and between heads of serpents, TIME, fine, both 
 
 '/tfo^Js* *~s fare, especially the second piece 2 
 
 00 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type; on rev., ear of corn to right of 
 
 serpents; another, similar, with symbol, laureate head to right; 
 
 another, same, with symbol, eagle with open wings, well preserved 
 Jt&****%& scarce 3 
 
 301 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type ; on rev., Dionysos holding thyrsos, 
 , and vine-branch to right of serpents ; between their heads, IITOA., 
 
 very fine ; another, similar, with symbol, armed figure facing ; 
 between heads, EOAL, fine, both very rare varieties 2 
 
 302 Tralles, Cistophorus, usual type ; on rev., head of Zeus with sceptre 
 f- /,/f to right of serpents ; another, same type, but symbol, bucranium, 
 
 ^ f^/7/ well preserved 2 
 
 303 Tralles, Cistophorus, Consular, B.C. 49-48, usual obv. type with cista 
 mystica ; and on rev. instead of bow case there is a circular temple 
 
 / surmounted by figure of Demeter between serpents ; on left, TPA ; 
 
 // 
 
 ^tf 
 
 /fj /? on r ^ nt > branch ; above, c. FAN. PONT. PR. ; below, magistrate's^ w , , 
 ^fc^Tname, API2TOKAH[C], well preserved, very rare JtV&fefJ*- *V&*1j&jL 
 / (fly V EteH4ieJaaii4&ai^^ 
 
 304 Tralles, Half-Cistophorus, Lion's skin hanging over club ; all within 
 vine-wreath ; rev. Bunch of grapes on vine-leaf ; on left, TP and 
 y^eagle on fulmen ; on right, female figure (?), fine ; another, similar ; 
 but on rev. TPA to left of leaf ; symbol, head to right ; above, 
 APICTON, well preserved, both very rare, the Half and Quarter Cisto- 
 plwvi are much rarer than the Cistophorus / 2
 
 ^ 
 
 TRALLES. 39 
 
 305 Tralles, Half-Cistophorus, same type as last lot, but on left of leaf 
 on rev. TP ; on right, Eros with bow ; Quarter-Cistophorus, same 
 type ; but on rev. TPA to left, bird to right, and monogram below 
 (Num. Chrori: 1883, pi. x, 8), both fine and very rare, especially the ^&- &* ^^5 
 
 / ^/^ ii A^ x jsecond piece 2 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 306 Acrasus, Geta ; rev. Statue of the Ephesian Artemis ; Pallas sacrificing, 
 
 size 5. Apollonis, Julia Titi (?) ; rev. AnOAAONIAGON, Eagle, 
 size 6. Apollonos Hieron, Nero; rev. AIIOAAfiNIEPEITON, 
 Apollo holding lyre, size 3. Attalia, Bust of Pallas ; rev. 
 JZ.S& ATTAAGATON, Tyche; Severus ; rev. Asklepios, both size 4. "v**? 
 BAGIS, Hadrian; rev. QUI AAOYKIOY(?) BArHNON TO. T., 
 jeus holding eagle ; Caracalla ; rev. same type, but reading 
 KAICAP60N BArHNON, both size 6, and unpublished, mostly well 
 preserved, all rare 9 
 
 307 Blaundus (Phrygiae), Head of Demos ; rev. types, Tyche, size 7 ; Zeus, 
 size 5; Antoninus Pius j rev. APX. KA. CYMMAXOY BAAYNAGfiN. 
 
 */ yJMAKGAO, Apollo with lyre, size 9 (Mion. Suppl. wg. 75), Wigan 
 
 7^ *' collection; Caracalla; rev. Herakles slaying the lion ffiino. 116V^f> </?s? 
 
 ^^^^^Hypaepa, Trajan Decius ; rev. Juno Pronuba with extended arms, ' t/cArfr 
 
 EIII. CTP. $A. 6PMOAAOY. YnAHIHNflN. (ib. no. 309)^another ; 
 
 rev. Hexastyle temple with figure of Juno Pronuba (vw.iKno. 311)^, 
 
 all fine and scarce types p 
 
 308 Blaundus (Phrygiae) ; rev. Eagle (3 var.), size 5. Caystriani ; rev. 
 Winged caduceus, size 3. Gordus Julia; rev. types, Statue of 
 Artemis ; Male figure holding kantharos, size 3 ; others of Julia 
 
 ^"Domna and Severus Alexander; rev. Pallas, size 6. Hermocapeleia, 
 Heads of Senate and Divinity of City, size 4. Hierocaesareia, 
 Bust of Artemis ; rev. Altar, size 3. Hypaepa, Trajan Decius ; rev. 
 Juno Pronuba, size 5. Maeonia; rev. types, Figure of Artemis ; 
 Demeter, &c, sizes 5-4, all scarce and interesting types 15 
 
 309 Maeonia, Etruscilla ; rev. Zeus holding eagle and sceptre, size 9 
 (Mionnet, no. MQ^ Magnesia ad Sipylum, Gordian III ; rev. 
 Bull, size 5 (ib. n<LA3%h Otacilia Severa ; rev. Kybele seated, size 6 
 
 V, (ib. ?to u .436A.; Gallienus; rev. Agonistic urn, size 6 ( ib. no. 446). 
 
 ~ Nacrasa/M. Aurelius ; rev. Statue of Artemis, size 4 (ib._no^^4 > 
 
 jfeZ/ Faustina II ; rev. Tyche, size 8 (not in Mionnet). Philadelphia ; 
 
 Head of Demos ; rev. types, Lion ; Artemis running ; Seated 
 
 female, size 6, all well preserved, mostly scarce 1 2
 
 40 LYDIA. 
 
 310 Nysa, Head of Zeus, NYSAEftN; rev. Female figure, AYENIOS (1) 
 HNArOPAS YPATH, size 5, rare ; Valerian ; rev. EOrAMIA in 
 wreath, size 7. Philadelphia, Plotina ; rev. 3>IAAA6A3>eON in 
 
 /'wreath, size 4, very fine, Wigan collection. Silandus, Sept. Severus ; svt^it 
 rev. Pallas, size 6. Temenothyra, Head of Boule ; rev. Jupiter 
 ^^^^^/seated, size 7 (Mion : jri(L_32i)--, Julia Domna ; rev. Tyche, size 6 
 (not in Mion,). Thyateira, Uordian III ; rev. Pallas. Tralles, Vale- 
 rian I ; rev. same type, size 7, Wigan collection, all scarce, mostly fine 8 
 
 311 Thyateira, Bust of the Senate to right ; I6PA CYNKAHTOY; rev. 
 /^/ ELH. CTPA. M. IIOAAIANOY. YAT6IPHNON, Female figure 
 
 x/v- y standing to left and holding statue of Hephaistos, size 13 (Mionnet, 
 /df/LA^S n J$&r ver y fi ne and ver V rare s "*****> & T&sLpwfa&Kv* 1 "^ ^y^ 
 ' %* This fine medallion is valued by Mionnet at TOO frs. 
 
 ZS*f 
 
 ^U 
 
 312 Nysa, Saettae, Sardes, Tabala, Thyateira, various Autonomous 
 and Imperial coins, mostly of the smaller sizes, many interesting 
 
 -. 3 y types, mostly well preserved 25 
 
 PHEYGIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 313 Apameia, Cistophorus, The cista mystica with half open lid, from which ^ 
 
 issues serpent ; all within ivy-wreath ; rev. Two serpents erect, ^^^' fcfc&r 
 between them bow-case, ornamented with aplustre ; on left, AIIA ; 
 
 
 . /S^ on right, double flute ; between heads of serpents, magistrate's cfcg ^ ?p 
 y2 ** name, AIIOAAONIOY ; others, similar type, but with magistrates' 
 
 ^^^*^^names, ATTAAOY TIMO and MIPA MYON, fine and scarce (see 
 {/ Num. Chron. 1883, p. 191) 3 
 
 314 Apameia, Cistophori, same type as the preceding lot, but with magis- ( A_yy 
 trates' names, AIOAQPOY, AIOTPE^OYS, and MANTIAIAO, fine ^ c ^/ 
 ' df/J^ and scarce magistrates* names ^ v 3 
 
 /315 Apameia, Cistophori, same type as lot 313, but with magistrates' v 
 y// names, AIIOAAQNIOY, MYTA, and 20KPATOY, fine and scarce 3 
 
 316 Apameia, Cistophorus, Consular, usual type, as lot 313, but outside $^>/. J&&*~* 
 y and between serpents' heads, p. lentvlvs. pr. imperator;^^^~ &'+ 
 
 * I* below, MYI^KOY ; another, similar, but between serpents' heads^w^if'^/ &*'+ 
 ^dd***^' PVLCHER - PROCOS; below, same magistrate's name, MYESKOY, r&**& *^J^ 
 well preserved, both rare 2 
 
 317 Apameia, Cistophorus, Consular, usual type, as last lot; outside and . 
 between serpent's heads, P. LENTVLVS. PR. IMPERATOR; below^^fr'/l v 
 
 -/ J'/f^ KA2TOP02 ; another, similar type, but on rev. instead of ' 
 
 ' j bow-case, circular temple surmounted by figure between serpents ; 
 ^~ above, C. FAN. PONT. pr. ; below, M. ANTI0EO2. M. ANTI0EOY, ^'JfT^ 
 bytljfjine and rare, especially the second piece 2
 
 LAODICEIA. 41 
 
 318 Laodiceia, Cistophorus, usual type as before, see lot 313 ; but on rev. 
 
 to left of serpents, AAO ; to right, lyre (Num. Chron. 1883, p. 190); 
 / y another, similar ; but to right of serpents, caduceus, and between L ^ 
 
 &C^A 4 their heads, A<S>OBHT02 3>IAHIIIOY. ; another, same type, but no 6*3 
 
 /y^fa/C, caduceus to right, and between serpents' heads magistrate's name, 
 ^ KPATinnOY (ib. I. c), all fine and rare 3 
 
 319 Laodiceia, Cistophorus, usual type, as in last lot, with AAO to right 
 
 sfy -, and caduceus to left of serpents, and between their heads, IIHIO- Cdf^ri 
 c^-y s XAITH2 AEINOMAXOY ; another, same type, but between ser- ^ 
 jfe^y p enW heads, AIOAQPOY, both well preserved, the second pierced, rare 2 
 
 320 Laodiceia, Cistophorus, usual type, as lot 318, with AAO to left and 
 
 caduceus to right of serpents ; between heads, -EEYII2 AIIIIOA- 
 * . AONIOY TOY AMYNTOY ; another, Consular, similar type, but 
 
 outside and between serpents' heads, p. lentvlvs. PR. IMP., **' "* 
 and below, APTEMIAOPOS AAMOKPATOY, both fine and rare, 
 especially the second coin 2 
 
 tf*2 
 
 321 Laodiceia, Cistophorus, Consular, same as second piece in last lot ; 
 with P. lentvlvs. PR. IMP. within and without serpents' heads, 
 but below, KPATIIIII02 ; another, same type, but between ser- 
 pents' heads, pvlcher. imp., below, AIIOAAONI02 EYAPXOY 
 
 /^//^/^/(Num. Chron. 1883, p. 190), both fine and very rare 2 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 322 Acmonia, Head of Zeus j rev. Asklepios, AKMONEON, size 3 ; Head 
 
 of Demos ; rev. Dionysos and Serapis, size 9 (not in Mionnet) ; 
 
 / / Imperial, Nero; rev. Zeus seated, 2 var. with magistrates' names 
 
 ^Cj ? ' ' size 4, (Mion. nos. 23. 24); Caracalla : rev. Seated figure holding 
 
 ./,// patera, size 7, (not in Mwn.); Geta; rev. Demeter, size 4; Gordian III ; 
 
 /^%%&*in^rev. Asklepios, size 6; Sev. Alexander; rev. types, Tyche, size 10; *Z{ 
 
 and Artemis, size 6 ; Treb. Gallus ; rev. River-god seated, holding 
 
 branch, size 6 ; Gallienus ; rev. Herakles leaning on club, AKMO- 
 
 N6I2N, size 8, mostly fine, an interesting series of this city 11 
 
 323 Aezani, Head of Senate; rev. types, Cultus-statue of Artemis, 
 size 8 ; Pallas standing, size 7 ; Head of Artemis, size 3, all with 
 AIZAN6ITQN; Head of Demos; rev. types, Helios in quadriga, 
 
 / %. * size 7\ ; Hygieia, size 4 ; Head of Boule ; rev. Kybele seated, size 6 ; 
 
 ^./? Imperial, Claudius I ; rev. Zeus standing, holding eagle (3 var. with 
 
 /%Z&&*i/ magistrates' names) ; Gallienus ; rev. Dionysos holding kantharos, 
 
 AIZANGITON, size 7 ; Head of Roma ; rev. Zeus, size 8, mostly fine 
 
 and like the preceding lot, an interesting series 12 
 
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 42 PHRYGIA. 
 
 324 Alia, Gordian III ; rev. types, Lunus on horseback, size 6 ; Dionysos 
 holding kantharos, size 5 ; and Tyche, size 4, all reading AAIHNON, 
 all rare, in fair condition. Amorium, Head of Demos ; rev. 
 
 / Female figure standing, size 4 ; Bust of Roma ; rev. Two hands 
 
 ^^ec. S)> clasped, size 6 [Minn, no. 1 37) : Imperial, Augustus; rev. Eagle with ^? Z 
 '^y y caduceus under wing/me 4 ; Caracalla ; rev. Dionysos and figure 
 ^^fcolding pedum, EIII NLTONIOY AMOPIANON. APT., pierced (not 
 in Mion.). Ancyra, Head of Senate ; rev. ANKYPANQN in wreath, 
 ? ^,ze 8 ; Faustina Jun. ; rev. Cultus-statue of Artemis, size 4 ; Philip 
 H/ Jun. ; rev. Tyche, size 6, all rare and in fair condition 10 
 
 325 Apameia, Head of Artemis ; rev. Marsyas with panther's skin on 
 shoulders, AHAME12N, &c, size 4; Head of Pallas; rev. Eagle on 
 maeander pattern between pilei of Dioskuri ; below, ATTAAOY 
 
 y // BIONOP02, size 8 ; others (8), similar types with various magis- - w 
 trates' names, size 5 ; Head of Zeus ; rev. Statue of Juno Pronuba yo 
 y^Y /^t (^ var.), with magistrates' names, size 5; Head of Boule ; rev. Bunch 
 ^ of wheat-ears, size 6 ; another ; rev. Tyche, size 6, all fine, some scarce 16 
 
 326 ATTAEA, M. Aurelius ; rev. Eagle, ATTAITfiN, size 4 ; Caracalla ; rev. 
 
 Poseidon and Asklepios holding right hands, size 7. Attuda, Helmeted 
 
 . female head, ATTOYAION; rev. The Dioscuri (?) naked, standing 
 
 Zrw / facing, size 4 ; Salonina ; rev. Altar, size 5. Blaundus, Head of c-f^ 
 
 <^~ ' Demos ; rev. River-god seated, size 6. Bria, Head of Serapis ; rev. 
 
 J? -. Isis, BPIANON, size 4, very rare, but pierced. Brusus, Gordian III ; 
 
 (sfazS^S rev. types, Eagle, BPOYZHNfiN, size 4 ; Diana Lucifera holding 
 
 {/ two torches, size 6 (2 var.). Cadi, Claudius I ; rev. Zeus holding 
 
 eagle (2 var.) ; Domitia ; rev. Statue of Artemis, KAAOHNQN, all 
 
 size 4, mostly fine and rare 12 
 
 327 Ceretapa, Head of Boule; rev. Tyche, KGPeTAIiefiN, size 6. 
 
 Cibyra, Head of Domitian ; rev. Dionysos holdiug kantharos, 
 EIII APXeienS KAAY. BIAN . . . KIBY, size 5 (not in Mion.). ^^ 
 Cotiaeum, Head of Demos ; rev. Kybele seated, KOTIAGfiN, &c, ^ : ^ 
 * J size 5 ; Imperial, Claudius ; rev. Zeus standing, EIII OYAPOY YIOY 
 [OAE122, size 4 ; Maximinus ; rev. Asklepios and Hygieia (Mion. 
 no. 476), size 8 ; Philip Jun., rev. Kybele in chariot, 6111 . . . KOA- 
 PATOY. YIOY. IIIIIAPXOY. KOTIAEON, size 8, all extremely fine, 
 the first two very rare, the last rare 6 
 
 328 Cibyra, Caracalla ; rev. Tyche, size 6 ; Julia Mamaea ; rev. Male figure 
 / holding patera, and humped bull, size 8 ; Gordian III ; rev. Tyche, 
 
 -fdf <% s i ze 4. Cidramus, Nero ; rev. Juno Pronuba facing, nOAGMON. 
 
 / r J/ C6A6YK0Y KIAPAMHNON, size 5 (not in Mion.). Cidyessus, 
 
 S^rA&***~ Julia Domna ; rev. Pallas, KIAYHCC60N, size 6 (not in Mion.) ; 
 
 te/ C araca U a ; rev. Zeus, size 6 ; Geta; rev. Asklepios, size 4. Colossae, 
 
 Head of Serapis; rev. Isis, KOAOCCHNON, size 4. Cotiaeum,
 
 CIDYESSUS, ETC. 
 
 43 
 
 ^C 
 
 ^<K 
 
 //t%sj4<*V4ir, 
 
 ^)S& 
 
 Lot 328 continued. 
 
 Head of Demos ; rev. Jupiter seated holding eagle, size 6 ; Philip I ; 
 
 rev. Kybele seated, holding patera, size 6 (comp. Mion. no. 481)^, ^T^ 
 
 Docimium, Head of Boule ; rev. Temple, MAKEAONQN AOKIM\V^ 
 
 size 7. Dorylaeum, Trajan ; rev. Female seated holding patera, 
 
 AOPYAA60N, size 6 ; &c, mostly well preserved and scarce 14 
 
 329 ClDYESSUS, Philip I and II, Their busts face to face ; rev. Zeus seated 
 before altar; on the other side stands Lunus, EIII. AYP. OYAPOY. t ~^ s 2L2*5^'^* 
 AOriCTOY KIAYHCCeON, size 10 {not in Mion.). Cotiaeum, Cara- 
 calla; rev. Kybele seated, GIII. V. IOYA., &c. KOTIA6QN (Mion. 
 Suppl. mo. 287) y. Philip Sen. ; rev. Hygieia and Asklepios standing, 
 
 9, veffffine. EroiENiA^Gj^ienus^i^^che, eYMGNGON 
 AXAION, size lb^mosttyweupreserved\aUvery rme 4 
 
 330 Epictetus, Head of Pallas ; rev. Horse, size 4. Eucarpia, Head of 
 Hermes ; rev. Crescent and star, size 3 ; Volusian ; rev. Artemis, 
 6YKAPIIION, size 5 (not in Mion.). EUMENIA; rev. types, Pallas ; 
 
 r ^^YMeNei2N in wreath ; Eiver-god seated, TAAYKOS ; Nike ; and 
 
 t/ < O Tripod, sizes 5-3 ; Domitian ; rev. Figure holding bird and bipennis, 
 
 /^^j^eYMeNeQN, size 5. Hierapolis, Head of Demos ; rev. Tyche, 
 
 S' size 9 (Minn, no. J&Qj another, Female head, iePAnOAGITfiN ; 
 
 rev. Tyche, GYnQFiA, size 8 (not in Mion.); Head of Boule; rev. 
 
 Amazon on horseback, size 6 (Mion. i^a_3J7_4)^ &c, mostly fine, all 
 
 scarce ^ 16 
 
 331 Laodiceia, Head of Lunus ; rev. Eagle, KPOAINH. AS, size 4 (Mion. 
 
 W0.1&S9X; Head of Senate ; rev. Two foxes, AAOAIKGfiN N612K- 
 OVQ^size 7 (ib. no.JJS^^B.eBA of Roma ; rev. Two hands joined, 
 size 4 ; Nero ; rev. Zeus Pnilalethes, size 4 (ihjnn, 720) Caracalla ; 
 
 <& 
 
 4 (ib.wijm)--, 
 rev. Tyche, size 6 (ib.juiJl^l). Laodiceia and Smyrna, in alliance, 
 Two heads of Emperors^iace to face (Hadrian 1) ; rev. Jupiter 
 yi^^t^t^xJ ja ' ^ CGnixs holding bow and sceptre, size 7. Lysias, Gordian III ; 
 rev. types, Female figure seated holding patera, AYCIAA6QN, 
 size 7 (ib.jn&^&QQL)rJL var. ; and Emperor on horseback, size 8 
 (ib. Suppl. nOjVnX^mll p-eserved, all very rare 9 
 
 332 Metropolis, Valerian Sen. ; rev. Tyche, size 5 (Mion.jno^^)-t Gal- 
 lienus ; rev. Urn with two palms, en. CP. OYA., &c, MHTPOnO- 
 A6ITON, size 7 (ib. Suppl. m_JU^ Midaeum, Caracalla; rev. 
 
 <U 
 
 The god Lunus holding apple 
 
 
 i (ib. Suppl. W0jy)~ Nacolea, Trajan ; 
 , size 4. O-TRUSfPlautilla ; rev. Ceres, 
 
 ng^&JS)*- Peltae ; rev. 
 
 Lion, 
 
 size 4 (ium^^^ 
 
 Philomelhbi; * 
 
 and neATHNON in^reath, size 3 (ib.jnn^ H7H), 
 
 rev. Two cornucopiae, size 5 (ih^jna. SSSjT^Prymnessus, Julia 
 
 Domna; rev. Tyche, nPYMNHCCeONfsize 7 (not in Mion.), all 
 
 scarce, some rare, well preserved
 
 44 pHRYGIA. 
 
 333 Sala, Head of Senate ; rev. Female figure leaning on column and 
 
 holding kantharos, size 5 ; Head of Pallas ; rev. Cybele seated, 
 CAAHNON, size 4 (3 var.) ; Sept. Severus ; rev. Zeus Philalethes, ^? 
 size 6 (Mion. no. 939)^ / Sebaste, Head of Lunus ; rev. Asklepios, ^ 
 
 size 4 ; Augustus ; rn^Zeus seated, sizes 5-4 (3 var.) Stectorium, 
 Philip I j rev. Pallas, CT6KTOPHNON, size 6 (Mion. no. 949)^ 
 Synaus, Nero and Agrippina ; rev. Herakles drawing arrow from^ 
 quiver, size 4 (ib. no. 9oVf, the last two very rare, the others mostly 
 rare /^/^ 1 1 
 
 334 Synnada, Turreted female head ; rev. Zeus, size 4 (Mion. no. 969W^ 
 
 Claudius I ; rev. Zeus seated, size 4 ; Lucius Verus ; rev. Statue or 
 Artemis, size 6 ; Ceres, size 6 ; Aurelius ; rev. Altar, size 2. 
 7 y y Tiberiopolos, Trajan ; rev. The Ephesian Artemis* size 4 (Mion. ^, 
 ' ** V no. IOO^^Timbrias, Geta; rev. Dionysos, TIMBPIAAGON, "jf 
 
 //,*/ / size 5 (novin Mion.) Trajanopolis, Head of Senate ; rev. Askle- 
 
 //vA&&***/ pios, size 6 (ib. no. 1014>^Head of Demos; rev. Lunus (?)'on 
 
 horseback, size 4; &c, rrwstlyrare 10 
 
 335 Synnada, Lucius Verus ; rev. Temple of Dionysos, 111. IIPY. KAO- 
 ri, &c, EYNNAA60N, size 10 (Mion. no. 992\ZJGallienus ; rev. <^-y 
 Modius in temple, size 9^Temenothyrae and Bagis, in alliance, 
 
 7 Gallienus ; rev. The goo Lunus and Tyche standing facing each 
 
 Jf *, other, KAI2APJ2N. BArHNflN. K. THMMO0YPI2N OMONOIA. 
 
 <s f Mion. vol IV, p. 19/93), all very rare 3 
 
 *** The lasrcoin'is valued by Mionnet at 120 frs. 
 LYOIA. 
 
 8ilVeT - ^S.&4 
 
 336 Uncertain Dynast, Stater, circa B.C. 480, Forepart of boar to left ; rev. 
 Incuse square ; on three sides of which is a square projection, and' 
 
 f sj from the fourth spring two lines which meet and cross in the centre ^- 
 of the field, wt. 142 grs. (var. Fellows, Coins of Ancient Lycia, pi. i,~ 
 ^no.\),fine and very rare [PI. II] ^^^~ -^vtS^f. ZZ^ 
 *** From the Dupre collection. ^ 
 
 337 Uncertain Dynast, Stater, circa B.C. 450, Boar to left ; rev. Triskelis 
 
 ff 
 
 sf 4f ^ within sunken square and surrounded by border of dots. wt. 130 grs. \^- *> 
 ^ ^ (/(Fellows, pi. 13, 7), fine and rare fa/jTZ //-' 9*hJ^6T/4 ^W&hjf&a 
 
 338 Uncertain Dynast, Stater?" circa B.C. 4aW, Bull kneeling to righW^- o > 
 / /a and looking back; rev. Ram's head to left in sunk square, surrounded <%Ks /* 
 
 ^.'V* ' by border of dots, wt. 145 grs., fine and very rare [PI. Ill] 1
 
 DYNASTS OF LYCIA. 45 
 
 339 Uncertain Dynast, Stater, circa B.C. 450, Boar walking to right j rev. 
 
 Tortoise in sunk square, and surrounded by border of dots, wt. 141 
 
 /<j grs. (Babelon, Les Perses AchSm. pi. xi, 13), fine and very rare 
 
 // 340 Uncertain Dynast, Stater, circa B.C. 450, Boar walking to right ; rev. 
 
 ^ s Bull's head facing in incuse square; on either side, a cross, <*yv-~- 4&**** 
 
 4 * wt. 140 qrs. (Babelon, pi. xi, 9), fine and rare [PL III1 1 
 
 wt. 140 grs. (Babelon, pi. xi, 9), fine and rare [PI. Ill] 
 
 341 Tethiveibis, circa B.C. 410, Stater, Forepart of boar to left; rev. ^P^C 
 y^7 * TTXXEFTEBE (Teththiveibi) around Triskelis; all in incuse"^r^^^ *^j* 
 
 rjf '%/ square, wtL31 grs. (Bpibelm^pl. xni, \1\fine and very rare 1 ~*^^^^/% 
 
 342 Charitimis (?), circa B.C. 400, Stater, Head of Pallas to right in 
 
 y /# crested helmet ; rev. Head of Hermes to left wearing petasus ; * , ^. 
 
 c?Z~<?./f before, traces of legend; all in incuse square, wt. 125 grs. (Babelon^^, 'J? '. T m 
 yrf/%^/i w% ,'pl'- XIV > 1^)> well preserved and rare 1 0*~~l? 
 
 343 Cragus, Federal coinage, Hemidrachm, Head of Apollo ; rev. Lyre^^g^" ^^&^-^ 
 
 between K P (2 var.), one with palm branch to left, the other to o^^J?. (J^Lr--- 
 / , right of lyre. ^^A^^^emidrachm. sametype^uton rev^ K. Y. r^***' ^* 
 ^->C S'/3 AYKIQN and vine^branch. LiM^^fsi^^bi&^OT^jf^^^^ ,* 
 
 AYKK2N. Masicytus, similar, but MA and mpoof/olrre?.' ^nol^er/y^x &>"s> 
 ^^^^.same place, oZw. Head of Augusti*^; rev. Two lyres, between 
 ^^ M A ; above, owl ; between, palm-branch, mostly fine amTscatee 6 
 
 344 Masicytus, Federal coinage, Hemidrachm, Head of Augustus ; rev. Two / 
 lyres ; below, MA;, above, pecten ; between, plectrum (?) ; another, ( ^j^.y 'J/t^y 
 similar, but on rev. one lyre only and to right, tripod ; another, ' 
 
 ' A? similar rev., but obv. Head of Apollo ; others, similar, of Olympus, 
 /^^^^^Am^H, symbols onj^i helmet, shield and spear ; of Phaselis, 
 <A2HAJ,' symhoJLon rev? ^atm^branch ; 
 
 , and CiBYRA (Phrygiae), 
 Di^nmfjHetmeted male head; rev. KIBYPATIIN, Horseman to^ ^ x^, 
 right, mostly fine and scarce V ^ ~ 'f ^^^^'^ ^? 
 
 345 Phaselis, Stater, B.C. 500, Prow of galley to left fashioned like the 
 forepart of a boar; rev. Eough incuse square, wt. 166 grs. (see 
 
 /Jew "* Lead - 
 
 346 Lycla, Uncertain Dynast, circa B.C. 450-400, Forepart of boar to left ; 
 A, ^ r&0 - Head of lion to left with open jaw, in sunk square, size 1, fine 
 
 ^/7, *? light green patina, unique [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 //%&/ *** This mterestin S P iece > tne obv. type of which is as Babelon, 
 "*&-*Uy pi xni, 1, appears to be a trial-piece or pattern. No coins of this 
 y precise type are known.
 
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 46 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 347 Aspendus, B.C. 500-400, Stater, Naked warrior to right armed with 
 -^^^ - round shield and spear; rev. ES, Triquetra of human legs; all in incuse ^ 6^ 
 
 C? ^ /if* J^<l uare > w t- 1^3 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 581), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 348 (^pendus, B.C. 400-300, Stater, Two wrestlers contending ; between ^ ^ 
 -/^sZf, S%s tn em, EX; rev. E2TFEAIIV2, Slinger; before, triquetra, wt. 169 Jy * 
 
 ^~I, . ^rs. ; another similar, but between wrestlers 2 A. ; on right, counter- .- 
 
 4&^^'**rcMck, Gorgoneion (?) wt 168 grs., both very fine *&*y*<i/2 ' /h44*<s. ^W-^ 
 
 v 349 Aspendus, Stater, same type as in last lot, but between wrestlers 
 
 YMA ; and on rev. triquetra behind slinger and winged Eros before, j^V^ 7 
 ^/fr^ wt. 168 grs. Perga, Drachm, circa B.C. 190, Bust of Artemis laureate 
 '^JLyyn\h quiver at her shoulder; rev. APTEMIAOS IIEPrAIAS, Arte-^^/^*^ 
 6^^ V mis and doe, wt. 63 grs. ; and- Hemidrachm of same type, wt. 26 grs., ^~ 
 
 e first two fine, all scarce^&t**- *^*? f* Jjs </i^^*^^e^ 3 
 
 Perga, circa B.C. 190, Tetradrachm, Head of Artemis to right, laureate, 
 quiver at her shoulder; rev. APTEMIAOS IIEPrAIAS, Artemis 
 standing to left, wreath in right hand, left resting on sceptre ; at 
 her feet, a doe, wt. 262 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 584L fine and extremely ^. 
 
 *. [pi. im ikpijB^ ife^r *** 
 
 351 Side, temp. Dernes anaY Syermesis, B.C. 400-300, Stater, Pallasstanding / ^A 
 ? to left, holding Nike in right hand and shield and spear in left ; -^^^ "%* 
 /Poeiove her, pomegranate ; behind, two Aramaic letters f If J f&o. Ara- v 3LSZ>?* 
 ;t jnaic^legend, Apollo sacrificing at Altar ; in left hand, sceptre, from^^^V-^/^ 
 ^ /fC7<z/ which issue branches, wt. 163 grs., very fine and very rare [PL III] 1 4 \^ ^ ? . 
 
 / \352/ Side, B.C. 193-36, Tetradrachm, Head of Pallas in crested helmet; rev. 
 ^^SsJ^T&Skz walking to left, holding wreath ; before her, pomegranate and tf tf 
 
 ^^^^^ t AH: another, similar, but on rev. KAEYX, loth fine 2 
 
 ^y 353 Side, Tetradrachms as in last lot, but on the rev. of the first piece are <^V? 
 ^^^ ^ yPtheJ^ex^ KK, both fine 2 <^* 
 
 ' 354 Side, Tflfradracrimfe (2) as in lot 352, but the first piece is countermarked 
 ^/~^ ^ on the obv. with an owl facing, and on the rev. with the Seleucidan -rfcf 
 jf anchor ; Drachms (3), of similar type, but on rev. of two the magis- ^ *& 
 /^A^^fc^-^lrates' names PY and AIOA ; and the third piece is countermarked 
 //2 / on ^ e ^' w ith'a bee (Ephesus ?), mostly fine 5 
 
 355 Side, Tetradrachms/ usual type, but countermarked on obv., (1) A N on fy 
 S/j f' either side of lyre ; (2) bow in quiver, AIIA (Apameia) ; (3) bow 
 
 and quiver, SAP (Sardes), well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 356 Side, Tetradrachms, usual type, but countermarked on obv., (1) bow in 
 /^ quiver, SAP (Sardfcs) ; (2) bow in quiver, TPA (Tralles) ; (3) same * 
 
 c *S' ~ symbol, E<E (Ephesus), scarce, the last rare 3 
 
 </#.
 
 SIDE. 47 
 
 357 Side, Tetradrachms, usual type, all countermarked on obv. with bow in 
 <>7'/? quiver and with mint names (1) 2TPA. (Stratoniceia) ; (2) IIEP. ^y 
 
 imum) ; and (3) 2YN. (Synnada), well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 358 Side, Tetradrachms, usual type, two countermarked on obv. with bow 
 in quiver; mint names, (1) IIEP. Pergamum ; (2) IIA. Parium; *^^V 
 
 4/ and (3) with the Seleucidan anchor, mostly well preserved, scarce 3 
 
 " Bronze. 
 
 359 Aspendus, Philip I; rev. Zeus seated, ACnCNAION, size 9 (not in Mion.); 
 // ^^Salonina j rev. 6MIAOC TO. E in wreath, size 8 (Mion. no. \%)/fas 
 
 ^^ l?' Attalia, Herennius Etruscus ; rev. Statue of Artemis of Perga/rn/^ 
 ^^^temple, ATTAACON, size 6 (not in Mion.). Casa, Gordian III ; rev. ^J^ 
 
 z*** 1 Pallas seated, KACATON, size 9 (not in Mion.), well preserved and all 
 very rare 4 
 
 360 Attalia, Antoninus Pius ; rev. Asklepios, ATTAACQN, size 5; Valerian 
 Jun. ; rev. I6POC. ATTAA60N. OAYMfflOC. OIKOYM6NIKOC, 
 
 / in five lines, size 9 (Minn^n n^ 4-fi) t ubbed, Perga, Vespasian ; rev. 
 
 S<S$ Artemis, size 4 ; Gordian III ; rev. Nike, size 7 ; Philip I ; rev. Statue ^^^ 
 y , of Artemis in temple, nePrAIAC. APT6MIAOC. ACYAOY, ^ 
 
 //rAdtk. **size 7 (Mion. no. 1 1 j^zanother, rev% Spes, size 6 ; Another, rev. 
 Three vases on table, H6ITAIQN, size 5 (ib. no. W^f, mostly rare 
 and well preserved ' y* 7 
 
 361 Perga, Valerian Jun., Bust to right above eagle ; rev. Zeus seated, 
 /^ holding Nike, nCPrAIQN NCOKOPON, size 10 (not in Mion.); 
 
 ^C*/' "Gallienus ; rev. Tyche, size 8 ; another, rev. Three vases on a table, 
 
 //^%^,/Zl H^PTAIfiN, size 9. Side, Salonina ; rev. Artemis holding patera 
 
 S' and sceptre, CIAHTON NCfiKOPftN, size 8 (not in Mion.) j Gallienus; <-&f 
 
 rev. CIAHTON NCOKOPON, within and without wreath, size 8 (not 
 
 in Mion.), mostly fine, all rare 5 
 
 362 Side, Head of Pallas facing; rev. Pallas Promachos, size 3 ; Hadrian; 
 
 rev. Zeus standing, size 6 ; Aurelian ; rev. Athena holding palm and 
 ^>/.yC dropping stone (?) into vase, A0HNA. ACYAOC. CIAHTON, size 7 (not 
 s^/ /? inyMion.) ; Valerian I ; rev. Female figure holding patera and sceptre, 
 /^^W-***<5lAHTON, size 8 (not in Mion.); Gallienus; rev. Tyche, size 8. ^ <e^^ 
 
 Sillyum, Philip I; rev. Head of Lunus, CIAY60N, size 6. Patara *&& &<^r 
 
 <^7 
 
 (Lyciae), Gordian III ; rev. Apollo holding laurel-branch, &c, 
 
 nATAPCON, size 7, &c. mostly well preserved and rare 9 
 
 363 Side, Maximums ; rev. Galley with rowers, CIAHTON, size 10, unpub- 
 Jl3 S7~ /lished. Sillyum, Salonina, Her bust on crescent ; rev. Female figure ^ <^ 
 
 / ^ with turreted head-dress seated, holding bunch of grapes, 
 s^ML/i QJAAYCfiN, size 10 (Mion. no. 2b2}^iwo fine and scarce medallions 2
 
 48 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 364 Side, Valerian I ; rev. Urn supported by two Victories, CIAHTON 
 f^ / A6A$ON OMONOIA, size 11 {Minn. Ruppljft\-&utx\m, Salonina, 
 's* Her bust on crescent ; rev. Bust of Lunus fcoright, CIAAY613N, size ^^o 
 
 10 (ib. no^2fiJXr th fine and rare medallions, especially the first 
 which is valued%y Mionnet at 1 00 frs. 2 
 
 PISIDTA. 
 
 Silver, 
 
 365 Selge, circa B.C. 300, Stater, Two wrestlers contending ; between them 
 KT (mon.); rev. SEArEQN, Slinger ; before him, club, cornucopiae ^, 
 
 # and triquetra, and between Jiis legs, K ; wt. 122 grs., very fine and & & 
 J .rare [m. Ill} ^^W^^^, 1 
 
 ' Bronze. 
 
 ** 
 
 366 Antioch, Antoninus Pius ; rev. The god Lunus holding Nike, &c, 
 
 size 7 (Mio7L_jno ! _^^ r -&e^t. Severus ; rev. Female figure holding 
 * cornucopiae anTSnch, GENI. COL. CAES. ANTIOCH., size 6 (ib. 
 
 -^^ y^T-^ml^^-^Jaracalla; rev. types, "Wolf and twins; Emperor on horse- <?6^ 
 ^^ yp back'fJFemale figure holding cornucopiae, reading COL. CAES. 
 
 .J^U-^ ANTIOCH, &c, all size 9; Geta; rev. Nike, VICTOR1AE AVG- 
 / GVSTORI. COL. ANT., size 10, scarce; Gordian III; rev. Emperor 
 
 and Demeter holding hands ; Wolf and twins ; Emperor on horse- 
 back piercing lion; The god Lunus, reading COL. CAES. ANTIOCH., 
 all size 10, all well preserved, some fine 10 
 
 367 Antioch, Philip I ; rev. Eiver-god seated, ANTHOS. ANTIOCH. COL., 
 
 size 7 (Mion. naJJ^rBtarce ; Trajan Decius ; rev. Standards, size 6 ; 
 Philip II, same < *ype. Bams, Sev. Alexander ; rev. Zeus seated, 
 BAPHNON, size 6 ( Min ^^^PVli^l 132), rare. Conana, M. Aure- 
 lius ; rev. Tyche, KONANCOjlT^e 4. Cremna, Autonomus ; rev. <y yy 
 ^fl//facjZsi**y\>^, Forepart of lion; Fulmen (2 var.); Imperial, Caracalla; rev. 
 Female figure holding patera and bucket, COL. IVL. AVG. FE. 
 CREMNET1 (1), size 6 (not in Mion.) ; Geta ; rev. Seated female, size 4. 
 IsiNDUS, Autonomous, rev. types, Horseman (2 var.) size 4 ; Sword 
 case, size 2 ; and Hermes seated, I2INA6QN, size 5, mostly well pre- 
 served and scarce 16 
 
 368 Apollonia, Head of young Herakles in lion's skin, AAEIA. KTIC. 
 AnOAAONIA ; rev. River-god seated, mnO<K>PAC, size 9 (Mion. 
 
 A Car ia no. 171 )^- Cremna, Aurelian ; rev. Turreted female figure 
 standing<nolding head and leaning on sceptre, foot on captive ?, 
 j/%^1/ FORTVN. COL. CRM., size S (Waddington, Voyages, p. 99). Saga- 
 LASSUS, Claudius II ; rev. Lion racing to left, CATAAACCeON, size 
 10 (Mion. Suppl. no. VW^jillfine and very rare 4 
 J*> 
 
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 SAGALASSUS, ETC. 49 
 
 369 SAGALASSUS, Claudius II ; rev. Tetrastyle temple with figure of Tyche, 
 CArAAACCGfiN, size 10 (Mion. Su^lnoS^y-^other, rev. Apollo 
 seated holding lyre on pedestal, size 10 (ih.Jrjup- pl, T 721- RrcT/rcTTriTA 
 
 y /Sf AD Taurum, Claudius II j rev. Tyche, KAAYAIOCGA^YKeON, size 
 *l' 9 (ib. ^M^wfi,J^)-j--TERMESSUS, Head of Zeus, TePMHCCGON "%& 
 \Jfafan . AYTONOMfiN -/rtv. Pallas holding Nike ; on right, trophy, TfiN 
 M6IZ0N0N, size 10 (not in Mion.), all very rare, mostly fine 4 
 
 370 Lyrbe, Gordian III, rev. Tyche, size 7. Sagalassus, Nero; rev. 
 Dioscuri, size 4 ; Gallienus ; rev. Bust of Lunus, size 7. Seleucia, 
 
 __Claudius II ; rev. The god Lunus standing with foot on prow, 
 KAAYAIOCeAGYKefiN, size 9 (Mion^r^JM^re Gordian III ; 
 rev. Head of Pallas, size 7. Selge, Antoninus^ius ; rev. Two light- 
 houses on stand, size 6 (ikj^lJ^TJu^-TERMESSUS, Autonomous ; rev. 
 types, Tyche, size 8 ; Mars, size 5 (/mr.) ; and Iconium (Lycaoniae), 
 Nero and Poppaea, Head of Nero ; rev. Poppaea seated, size 6 (Mion. 
 w^OXj-and Gallienus ; rev. Herakles, size 6 ( ib. no. V JXr-Mostly well 
 preserwd and rare y^ 11 
 
 Tzy 
 
 CILIOIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 371 Celenderis, circa B.C. 450-400, Stater, Naked horseman holding whip, 
 
 y(/t~-^y^ y riding sideways on prancing horse to left ; below HA ; rev. KEAEN, s&^fs?^ 
 C& *s y *' ^ Goat kneeling to left, looking back in exergue A. wt 165 grs.', well yr 
 
 J^&^^reserved and very r^^ y ^ txt^j, &L^L&y ^ 
 
 372 Celenderis, circa B.C. 450-400, Stater, Naked horseman, as on the pr< 'y^ 
 ^/J.7^ ceding coin; in exergue KEA; rev. Goat kneeling to left, looking 'T>^^ 
 
 ^"^ J&fe & ^Wback ; above, astragalus, wt. 166 grs., fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 373 ^Celenderis, circa B.C. 400-350, Stater, Naked horseman, similar to lot 
 371, but riding to right; rev. KEAEN, Goat kneeling to right, looking 
 back, wt. 164 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 600), extremely fine and rare ^-^*^ 
 
 y^^f [PI. Ill] l 
 
 y *** From the Dupre collection. 
 
 374 Celenderis, Stater, same as the preceding coin, but on the rev. Goat 
 
 y^-y f? /f to ^ * aDove > K EA. ; before on left P., wt. 160 grs., very fine and 
 <y^y' *** / j-are 1 
 
 ^f*^ 
 
 " / jrare 
 ^^o*^H- "%* From the Whittall collection. 
 
 375 Mallus, B.C. 425-385, Stater, Young male winged figure kneeling to c^yp ? 
 j right on right knee, and holding with both hands a disk, orna- 
 
 / <*? ? mented with flower ; above his head ; rev. MAP, Swan to left ; 
 /^7 /^ before tunny ; behind, the crux ansata, wt. \Q\ grs. (Hist. Num. 
 r***y' f . 606), very fine and very rare [PI. III]^^^- /^j/U
 
 50 CILICIA. 
 
 376 Nagidus, B.C. 380-333, Stater, Aphrodite seated to left, holding patera ; ~ 
 
 / before her, Eros ; in field, rose with bud ; under seat, jerboa ; rev. l/^s 
 
 j^T^jt/jy NAriAIKON, Dionysos standing to left, holding vine-branch and 
 
 //^ / thyrsos; above, on left, EY, wt. 155 grs. (Hist Num. p. 609), fine 'Z&^c^a 
 sy?"***"*^ scarce ^/&>*wj>***j **-*/&&<&. yt>- \ **fe**^s 
 
 Xrf V V Ffm fine Whittalf collection. <&' - ***- &p* 
 
 Zll Soli, b.c. 450-385, Stater, Head of Pallas to right, in crested helmet, 
 
 /?A^S4 ornamented with griffin ; rev. Bunch of grapes within dotted square, 
 
 <^ *^ "v all in incuse square, wt. 146 grs., well preserved and a rare variety 
 
 /first 0*4 */ without legend on rev. 1 
 
 378 Soli, Stater, similar to the preceding, but on rev. SOAI, and type not 
 I'lf*^ 5> rC^in incuse square, wt. 163 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 379 Soli, b.c. 385-333, Stater, Head of Pallas to right, in helmet with 
 large crest ; rev. 20, Bunch of grapes ; in field, kantharos, owl, and 
 
 ^ ^^magistrate's name, IHN02, wt. 151 grs. ; Tetrobol, Male figure ^ <s? 
 
 ' kneeling to left, holding bow ; around, vine-leaves ; rev. 20AEON, (/Tc r 
 
 ///v^ /? /Bunch of grapes ; all in incuse square, wt. 47 grs. ; and Obol, Head 
 
 of Pallas ; rev. 20AEON, Bunch of grapes, wt. 12 grs., first and last 
 
 fine, second piece well preserved 3 
 
 380 Tarsus, Imperial, Hadrian, Tetradrachm, Bust of Emperor to right 
 I $ undraped, AYT. KAI. E. TPA, &c, AAPIANOC. CE. j rev. TAP- ^^ /f? 
 
 f CEfiN MHTPOnOAEOC, The city, Tarsus, seated to left holding < ^ / 
 
 I x r>yQ# palm and cornucopiae ; at her feet, river-god swimming, size 6 yc--? 
 (Mionnet, Suppl. no. 409), very well preserved and extremely rare 1 
 
 381 Tarsus, Imperial, Hadrian, Tetradrachm, similar to the preceding, but 
 n ^ t^o- the bust of the Emperor is in armour, and rev. type, A lion to left de- 
 
 / ^ vouring a bull, size 7 {Mionnet, no. 422), well preserved and very rare 1 
 " ' V From the WhittaUcolle C tion.^' / ^ /< ^./^ w>i 
 
 382 Tarsus, Imperial, Hadrian, Tetradrachm, same as lot 380, hwyrev. <?<?-/ 6 -* 
 type, The god Sandon standing to right on a lion with horns, size 7 -<> c# 
 
 /Y (not in Mionnet), well preserved and extremely rare 1 
 
 S Bronze. 
 
 383 ADANA, Head of Zeus ; rev. AAPIANfiN AAANGON, Half-length figure 
 of river-god, front, naked, the arms extended, size 4 (var. Mion. 
 
 - Suppl. 7W^J2LMs),Jine andyen/rarp. AEGAE_^i~ead of Pallas ; rev. 
 
 J?, (a Goat (2 vaf^fsizes 4-3 pfmrSecf feimile1^ea<f; ra\ AITEAK2N TH2 
 
 j * IEPA2, &c, Horse's head, size 5 (Mion^j^Jti^ Imperial, Geta ; rev. 
 
 /^%ef/^^ Goat within wreath, AAPlANfiN AirieOI^f?) (not in Mion.), size 6. ^f^f 
 
 Anazarbus, Caracalla; rev. AHMIOYPriA ANT0N6IN0N. 6T. US., 
 
 in wreath, size 9 (not in Mion.) ; Julia Domna (?) ; rev. Temple, 
 
 ANAZAP. 6NAO. MHT., size 7 ; Valerian Sen. ; rev. Emperors seated, 
 
 size 9 (Mion. Suppl. no. VWL-aU scarce and mostly well preserved 8
 
 
 AUGUSTA, ETC. 51 
 
 384 Augusta, Augustus and Livia, Bust of Augustus ; rev. Bust of Livia, 
 IOYAIA 2EBA2TH ArOYSTANfiN, size 7 (not in Mion.) ; Nero; 
 rev. Bust of Dionysos, size 6 (Mionjji&JLAS)*- Colybrassus, Valer- 
 ian Sen., Bust of Emperor above eagle; rev. KOAYBPACC60N, 
 Pallas standing, size 8 (Mion^jiQ^A^r- Diocaesarea, Philip I, 
 Eadiate bust of Emperor ; rev. AAPI. AIOKAICA. MH. K6NAT., 
 
 yO( ? Hercules seated to left, holding club, size 9 (var^lUon. no. 196V 
 \, ~ Irenopolis, Domitian and Domitia, Their busts 'face to 7&ce ; ^-y 
 /7%a^~^ eiPHNOnOAeiTON. 6TO. rM., Tyche, size 6 (Mion. Sm ^dLjuo. 
 259), mostly fine, all very rare ^^ 5 
 
 385 Corycus, Turreted female head ; rev. Hermes holding caduceus, &c, 
 
 size 5 ; Hieropolis, Turreted female head ; rev. Seated female 
 figure, iePOnOAITON, &c, size 5 (Mion. no. 212 r Mopsus, Head/ 
 of Zeus ; rev. Lighted altar, MO^GATfiN, &c.(sizei? (Mion. no. 2b&/?p 
 Olba, Ajax and Augustus, Head of Augustus ; rev. APXIEPE122 
 ys AIANT02, &c, Thunderbolt, size 6 (Mion. no J _2l$l r -Qery rare. ^ 
 /r Seleucia, Head of Pallas; rev. Nike, SeAeYKtxfkf &c., size 6 
 (Mion. no. 288) ; another, rev. Forepart of horse, size 4. Soli ; rev. 
 Caps of the Dioscuri, size 5. Tarsus, Turreted female head ; rev. 
 Pyramidal-shaped object, TAP260N (2 var.), sizes 7 and 5 ; another, 
 rev. The god Sandon on horned lion, size 3, mostly fine and some 
 rare 10 
 
 386 Seleucia ad Calycadnum, Sept. Severus and Julia Domna, their 
 busts face to face ; rev. Dionysos in biga of panthers, 26A6YKGON, ^^^^^^g^ 
 &c, size 8 (Mion. no. SO^ jrare ; Gordian III ; rev. Pallas holding ' 
 
 y /, Nike, size 9 (ib. n o. 314 ^?v*alerian Sen. ; rev. Two goddesses face 
 to face, size 8 (ib. m-32 8)_4-Gallienus ; rev. Pallas hurling spear at 
 y^V^^^^/enemy, size 8 (ib. wo.^3Q)-r-Claudius II; rev. Zeus seated, size 9 
 (not in Mion.). SYEDRA,-oalonina ; rev. Two wrestlers, CYGAPGfiN 
 06MI2, size 7 (not in Mion.) ; others, rev. types, Male figure seated, j/5g^ 
 holding spear and shield, size 8 (Mion. n&_3Ji6Xj-Large urn between 
 two palm-branches, &c, CY6AP6QN TYMNACIAPXJA, size 8 
 (Mion. W0;jgjil_ scarce, mostly well preserved 8 
 
 387 Tarsus, Aphrodite (?) seated ; rev. Zeus Nikephoros seated, size 6 ; 
 /^, Imperial, Hadrian; rev. The City seated, holding wreath, &c, size 9 
 
 ^rfry/^^ot in Mion.) ; Gordian III ; rev. Tyche, TAPCGON. MHTPO- 
 
 y-g^ / IIOAeOC, size 12; another ; rev. Horseman piercing lion with 
 
 / /rf*^***' spear, size 10 (Mion. noJ&Q-j- Trebonianus Gallus ; rev. Sol running ^^ 
 
 /^y * to left, size 9 ; Maximinus; rev. Zeus and Aphrodite (?), in chariot 
 
 A/is'/ drawn by centaurs, AMK. TAPCOY, &c, size 11 (not in Mion.) 
 
 ' Elaeusa, Head of Zeus; rev. Nike, EAAIOY2K2N, size 4; &c, 
 
 mostly well preserved . 10 
 
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 52 SATRAPS OF CILICIA. 
 
 FOURTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SATRAPS OF CILICIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 PHARNABAZUS, B.C. 379-374. 
 
 LOT 
 
 388 Stater, Baaltars half naked, seated to left, right hand holding sceptre ; 
 behind, Aramaic legend, Baaltars ; rev. Head of Ares in crested ^^^ 
 
 . /& helmet to left; behind, Aramaic legend, wt. 161 grs. (B. pi. IV, 1),'*<*&~ ^^. /Z- 
 
 wM^preserved and rare ,,/&*+/< t&f. 6 ^<*&*~**>//6$&- rt2J?y/ \^1/ ^ a 
 *** The references are to Babelon, Les Perses Am6m6nides. /C&e?/ 
 
 DATAMES, b.c. 378-372. 
 
 389 Stater, Head of the nymph Arethusa, nearly facing, slightly turned to 
 * left, hair spread, necklet and earring ; rev. Datames, in Aramaic 
 
 </* ? characters, Head of Ares to right, in crested helmet, wt. 161 grs. &&fy&& & 
 y^^i^it^J(B.pl. !V, 11), extremely fine and scarce [PI. Ill] 1 y -* 1 * <*** 
 
 390 Stater, same as the preceding, but head of Arethusa and helmet of Ares Stf?^ 
 Vv^f #** slightly varjed, wt. 168 grs., fine 1 ?? < 
 
 391 Stat^/fTlead of the nymph Arethusa, nearly facing towards left, hair 
 X/w +s s P rea d, &c., as in lot 389 ; rev. Head of Ares to left, in crested 
 
 ^,^' hejmet; before, in Aramaic characters, Datames, wt. 167 grs. (B. pi. ^^^ <?&%. 
 
 ^s%?*r*A*~fa^ 12), extremely fine and rare in this state [PL III] 1 ^ y f^* 
 
 /3^2 JStater, same as the last coin, but head of Arethusa and helmet of Ares / '' ' 
 ^ %*& slightlvyaried, wt. 167 grs., fine 1 jftf 
 
 Softer, similar 
 ^.joxydisatim 
 
 rer, Baalta 
 
 grapes ; before him, thymiaterion ; under his seat, lotus flower ; "^V*- f&u 
 
 behind. Raaltars all within erenelaterl hnrrler rem Datanies seated "w*^rv!. 
 
 ^h 
 
 3,93^S#rcer, similar to lot 391, wt. 159 grs., m fair condition, has suffered from <^? 
 xydisation 1 * 
 
 394 Staler, Baaltars seated to right, holding ear of corn and bunch of ( S 
 
 7 y ^f / ueuinu, naaiiMTs ; an witmn creneiatea ooraer ; rev. .uaiames seaueu ~^**>inzj. - 
 ^J/^r to right, holding in both hands arrow; before him, bow and the tfv/, '. 
 
 behind, Baaltars ; all within crenelated border ; rev. Datames seated -&&r*&. 
 
 (A&ify 
 
 disc of Ormuzd ; behind, legend, Datames (B. pi. IV, 15), well pre- /(,/ 
 served but pierced, very rare 1 
 
 /
 
 MAZAEUS. 53 
 
 MAZAEUS, B.C. 361-333. 
 
 395 Stater, Baaltaars seated to left, holding ear of corn and bunch of grapes jp*/ 7 
 in extended right hand ; left resting on sceptre ; under seat, the x, ^ 
 crux ansata ; behind him in Aramaic characters, Baaltars ; rev. Lion * ' ~^ 
 devouring stag, both to left ; above in Aramaic characters, Mazaios ; ^ ^ ' 
 
 ^ below, M ; all surrounded by square dotted border and in slightly ^ 
 /<^V^^***^sunk square, wt. 165 grs. (var. B. pi. v, 3), fine and a scarce variety 1 ^ ""*** tc&jfo 
 
 396 Stater, similar to the preceding, but on rev. below the stag is the letter 
 
 / C*^ 9> the type is within a square slightly sunk; no border of dots, ^&*& 
 
 wt. 166 grs. (B. pi. v, 1), well preserved 1 
 
 397 Stater, similar type to lot 395, but there is no symbol under the seat 
 
 / /t-^ of Baaltars ; and on the rev. the type is not in a sunk square, but JsT 4 ^ 
 o^~ss? is surrounded by a plain circle ; below the stag, the Aramaic 
 ^^^lettexi^", wt. 164 grs. (var. B. pi. v, 4), very fine [PL III] 1 
 
 398 St^eV; same type and same varieties as the preceding coin, but under / 
 _^^f /^ seat of Baaltars is a ram's head, wt. 169 grs., very fine 1 
 
 ^-399 StaferHBaaltars seated to left, head front, holding eagle on right hand, 
 
 a j left resting on sceptre ; before him in field, A ; behind Baaltars ; 
 
 u^ rev. Lion to left devouring stag ; above, Mazaios ; below, Ma 
 
 (initials of Mallus 1), wt. 166 grs. (B.pl. v, 9), very fine and rare 1 
 
 400 Stater, Bust of Athena facing, slightly turned to left ; rev. Baaltars 
 
 / ' y^p seated to left ; right hand resting on sceptre ; on left, bunch of ^jf^*^** 6^?^ 
 
 cpi ^ y '^'grapes ; on right, B ; beneath seat, I (initial of Issus), wt. 165 g rs .'^ r "~^ e -'*~*''^'t/ 
 
 0^^^&J^ VI > 1). fine and scarce 1 &fc^J?.sj?^ * ^ 
 
 401 Stater, similar type to the preceding coin; but on obv. crested helmet &** 
 y/_ to left of head of Athena ; and on rev. bunch of grapes and ear of ^ > 
 
 CP^iaK- J/ corn before Baaltars ; behind, B and ivy-leaf ; under seat, T (initial 
 <^*^f Tarsus), wt. 165 grs. (B. pi. vi, 4), fine and scarce 1 
 
 40,2 Stater, similar type, but on obv. to right of head of Athena, T ; and on 
 
 rev. bunch of grapes and ear of corn before Baaltars, and under ^"^ ^ 
 j> .seat, L wtf. 163 grs., very well preserved 1 
 
 403 Tetradrachm, Baaltars seated to left, holding sceptre ; rev. Lion walking~^***r-e..r^v^'^ 
 $ __^- to left; above r, wt. 247 grs. (var. B.pl. vii, 3), fine and rare 1 <^^^' *** 
 
 404 Tetradrachm, similar to the last coin, but on rev. above the lion is an 
 // anchor, wt. 259 grs. (var. B.pl. vn, 12), well preserved 1 
 
 405 Tetrad^tfchm, similar type, but on the rev. above the lion is the name of 
 Mazaios in Aramaic characters, wt. 261 grs. (var. B. pi. VI, 17), in 
 
 %/ fair condition and rare 1 
 
 4U4 
 
 40
 
 54 GYPKUS. 
 
 CYPRUS. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 406 CiTlUM, Pumiaton, B.C. 361-312, Hemi-stater, Herakles to right, 
 brandishing club in right hand ; lion's skin over left arm ; before, 
 the crux ansata; rev. El-Melik Pymiaton (in Aramaic characters), 
 
 z 7 v* ^ion to right devouring stag; in field, to right, date WC (=30), 
 s wt.^ 64 grs. (B. pi. xix, 14), fine- and rare [PLJill] _/. y 1 ^ 
 
 " y-^^^ <&&*'&- Silver. 
 
 407 Salamis, Evelthon, B.C. 569-525, Stater, Ram couchant to left; above 
 
 sfr'M 
 
 and below, traces of legend EWeAetfwve; rev. Plain, wt. 166 grs. 
 B. pi* XVI, 1), fine and rare ~^%>w^ <x&Si?> r'Za&Py 1 
 ALAMIS, Evelthon, B.C. 569-525, Tetrobol, same obv. type as the preced- 
 ing coin : but on rev. The crux ansata in sunk square, wt. 54 grs. (B. ^p ^ 
 pi. XVI, 9) ; Diobol, similar, but rev. plain, wt. 27 grs. (ib. pi. XVI, (Sc?"^ 
 5) ; and Obol, Head of goat to right ; rev. The crux ansata, wt. 
 13 grs. (ib. pi. xvi, 13), all fine and scarce 3 
 
 409 Salamis, Evagoras II, B.C. 361-351, Tetradrachm, The king of Persia, 
 Artaxerxes III, half-kneeling to right, shooting with bow and 
 arrow ; rev. The king Evagoras on horseback galloping to right 
 
 and brandishing spear; behind, human hsad, wt. 218 grs. (var.B. 
 ^&**y pi. xvil, 15), well preserved, rare^^^^'^^^^^^^^^^4/^^ 
 
 410 Imperial, Vespasian, Head of Emperor to left, laureate ; rev. 6T0YC. 
 
 N60Y. I6POY. H (year 8), Temple of Aphrodite Paphia, size 6 
 (Mion. no. 9) ; Bronze, Trajan, Bust of Emperor to right ; rev. 
 KOINON KYLTPIfJN, &c. ; Jupiter facing holding patera, and on 
 left hand, bird, &c, size 10 (ib. no. 29) ; Caracalla, Bust of Emperor 
 to, right; rev. KOINON KYIIPK2N, Statue of Aphrodite Paphia in 
 ^ 3^^-f emple, size 9^ (ib. no. 39), all well preserved and scarce 3 
 
 KINGS OF GALATIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 Amyntas, b.c. 36-25. 
 
 411 Tetradrachm, Head of Pallas to right in crested helmet : rev. BA^IAEflS ^f ' c- 
 /% y y AMYNTOY, Nike to left bearing scenfcre bound withjjllet, wt. 
 
 X^ 43 ** "mfi* [Pi. ni] '9^vi?^ 
 
 
 fyjL .Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, wt. 242#rs, fine 1 
 
 ^413 Tetradrachm, similar to lot 411 ; but behind head of Pallas, EAA (mon.), 
 /. y&rf and* before Nike on rev. date IB (=12), wt. 243 grs., very fine 1 
 
 414 Tetrad^ichm, same as the last, with same monogram on obv. and letters 
 on rev., wt. 247 grs., very fine 1 
 
 /y
 
 ANCYRA. 55 
 
 GALATIA. 
 IMPERIAL COINAGE. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 415 ANCYRA, Antoninus Pius; rev. ANKYPA. H. MHTPOnOAIC, &c, 
 
 Amazon holding anchor and bipennis, size 7 (Mio7kj^Q^2i^-y-^ax&- ^ 
 calla ; rev. Female figure (Ceres) holding ears of corprand sceptre, X ^ 
 size 8 (ib. Suppl. wo.22Lf-another, rev. Octastyle temple, size 8 (ib. 
 y^>^^^i^>-^^l^aaother, rp: Two urns with palms, MHTPOIIOA. 
 ANKWAC. ICO. IIY0IA, size 8 (not in Mion.), all fine and scarce 4 
 
 y<? 
 
 yte 
 
 ^c? 
 
 416 Pessinus, M. Aurelius; rev. neCCINOYNTIfiN, Hygieia feeding 
 serpent, size 8 (Mion. no^JJ-^r^ucius Verus ; rev. same type, size 8 
 
 7i?~^ ib - Su:ppl - no^l&f^otherYrev. Asklepios, C6BA. TOAICTO. PO. J^f 7 
 IieCCINOYNflps^e 9 (not in Mion.). Sebaste (Ancyra), Domitian ; 
 %*~^tev. Three ears of corn, 2EBA2THNJ2N TEKTOSArQN, size 5 
 (Mion. no. \A^jiUr scarce and well preserved 4 
 
 417 Tavium, Julia Domna; rev. Eagle on cippus between two standards, 
 TAOYIANfiN, size 7 (var. Mion. no _J u 6_U-j-'Car acalla ; rev. types, 
 Emperor in quadriga, size 7 ; Jupiter seated between two eagles, 
 
 'size 7 (Mion. Suppl. no^Q^r^aid. Eagle on cippus between two 
 ^^V^^standards, size 7 (noTm^tdn.). Trocmi, Vespasian; rev. Zeus 
 seated C6BACTHNON TPOKMON, size 7 (not in Mion.); and 
 Amyntas ; rev. Lion, BA2IAEI22 AMYNTOY, size 5 ; another ; rev. 
 Stag, size 4, all somewhat rare, well preserved 7 
 
 CAPPADOCIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA. 
 
 418 Ariarathes IV, B.C. 220-163, Drachm, Bust of king ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 
 APIAPA0OY EY2EBOY2, Pallas Nikephoros standing ; in exergue, 
 TA (=33), (2 var.) ; others of Ariarathes V, same type, but 
 SIAOMHTOP; dates H (=8) and A (=30) ; Ariarathes VI, same type, 
 but EIII<i>ANOY2 ; date A (=30) ; Ariobarzanes I, same type, but 
 /rf^^rf^ reading BASIAEfiS APIOBAPZANOY 3>IAOPI2MAIOY ; date KA 
 ^V^ (=24), all fine G
 
 56 CAPPADOCIA. 
 
 IMPERIAL COINAGE. 
 
 419 Caesareia, Vespasian and Titus, Didrachm, Their busts (Mion. Suppl.*^*?^, s&fa 
 <rjf no. 23), very rare ; others of Trajan ; rev. types, Club ; Tyche (YIIAT. ^j*^ ^ 
 o/-fl/7 B.), Mons Argaeus (YnAT A. 6. Y.T.) ; and Tridrachm ; rev. Sheaf ~* ^f 
 
 i yC/y f corn (YIIATO. C t ), well preserved and scarce 5 
 
 420 Caesareia, Trajan, Tridrachm ; rev. Female figure holding branch and 
 reed ; at her side, bird (YIIAT. 6) ; Didrachm ; rev. Female figure 
 holding ears of corn and sceptre (YIIAT. B) ; others of Hadrian ; 
 
 j a rey. types, Mons Argaeus (YIIATO C. r) ; Club between star and 
 ^/^yJ^^r^rescent, same date; and Head of Helios (YIIA. IIAT. IIATPIA02), 
 mostly fine and scarce 5 
 
 v 
 
 
 A 
 
 Caesareia, Hadrian, Didrachm ; rev. Mons Argaeus (YIIATOC. Y) ; 
 others of Marcus Aurelius, rev. type, Mons Argaeus (YIIATO C B 
 and T), (3 var.) j and Commodus ; rev. Club, T6PMAN. CAPMAT., 
 
 tUJiifvery fine and scarce 5 
 
 422 Caesareia, Marcus Aurelius, Didrachm ; rev. Mons Argaeus (YIIATOC. 
 r) ; Commodus; rev. Nike (YIIATOC. T) ; Caracalla; rev. types, 
 Nike (YIIATOC. V) ; Mons Argaeus (YIIATOC. A) ; another, as last 
 
 ce, but date 6T. K, all fine 5 
 
 423 Caesareia, Trajan, Drachms (5) ; rev. types, Mons Argaeus ; Nike ; 
 Two lyres ; Two hands holding standard ; and Female figure hold- 
 
 ^^ ing branch, &c. ; Half-Drachms (2) ; rev. types, Nike ; and Head of 
 
 Ammon ; Hadrian, Drachms (2) ; rev. types, Camel ; and Mons 
 
 ^Argaeus ; another of M. Aurelius ; rev. Mons Argaeus, mostly well 
 
 preserved .10 
 
 424 Caesareia, Sept. Severus, Drachms; rev. types, Mons Argaeus ; and 
 Seated figure holding branch ; others of Julia Domna ; rev. types, 
 Nike ; Mons Argaeus ; and Tyche ; of Caracalla ; rev. types, Mons 
 Argaeus (3 var., 6T. 6., 6T. Ir) ; and of Geta ; rev. Mons Argaeus, 
 ijkfair condition 9 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 425 Caesareia, Sept. Severus; rev. Mons Argaeus, 6T. ir (=13), size 8 
 (2 var.) ; Ear of corn on altar, 6T. IA (=14), size 6 ; Three ears of 
 corn, 6T. T (=3), size 5 ; Caracalla ; rev. Mons Argaeus, [MHTPO]- 
 nOA KACCAPIAC. NeOKOPO. 6T 16 (=15), size 10, rare; Geta; 
 rev. Mons Argaeus, 6T. Z. (=7), size 7 ; Sev. Alexander ; rev. Ears of 
 corn on cippus, 6T. 6. (=5), size 6. Eusebia, Head of Herakles ; 
 rev. Temple, EY2EBIA2 KG., size 5, all well preserved, some fine 8 
 
 /
 
 SELEUCUS I. 
 
 57 
 
 426 
 
 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 SELEUCUS I, NICATOR. 
 b.c. 312-280. 
 Tetradrachm, Head of young Herakles to right, in lion's skin ; rev. 
 
 BA2IAEQ2 2EAEYKOY, Zeus seated to left, holding eagle and v 3* &?* 
 
 sceptre; before him, monogram of MYP (?), Myrina; under seat, AI in ^^*'U^' V tC^^ 
 <y, $ monogram, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat.no. 5), very fine and rare [PL III] 1 K <="t j T ^_ ( 
 
 *** The references are to Brit. Mus. Cat., Kings of Syria (B. M. (kf~^*~** <f<s* "** - 
 and Babelon, Rois de Syrie (B). 
 
 427 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but on rev. helmeted 
 head of Pallas before Zeus, and crescent under his seat, wt. 
 
 '-Sp 259 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 12), fine and scarce *^**+S, ^^t^tr- t^i a- 7% e+z* 5~^& 
 rf^&friPy^ *^* From the Northwick collection. 
 
 428 Tetradrachm, usual type as lot 426, but on rev. monogram of HAP 
 >^>2> before Zeus, and under his seat another of APK, wt. 261 grs. ; 
 
 <^^ r' V another, similar, but before Zeus, same monogram and dolphin^^d-^^*^^*^ j- 
 
 ^^^v^^ttnder seat monogram of ANB., wt. 260 grs., both very well preserved 2 
 
 429 Tetradrachm, usual type as lot 426, but on rev. NO in field before 
 
 ^yy.^J^wyi^ grs., fine /^tf^7 ! 
 
 43u xetraaracnm, usual type as loy / 426, <s Mt on rev. Zeus holds Nike in 
 
 ^^S/ his right hand j before him, NO in large letters, and under his seat, 
 
 c^ ^ ' 2 (struck at Laodicea), wt. 163 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 22), very fine and 
 
 rare variety 1 
 
 
 *x* From the Whittall collection. 
 
 *& 
 
 _ Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but on rev. monogram of 
 Z^ XPK in circle (B. M. Cat. no. 23), and under seat, KP, wt. 
 
 263 qrs..ver 
 
 are variety 
 
 *&& 
 
 433 
 
 -radrach^f, Heatf'tff Zetis to right, laureate ; rev. BA2IAE122 5EAEY- o&>~y+*&. 
 
 OY, Pallas Promachos in quadriga of elephants to right ; above, v k 
 anchor between AY monogram and 0, wt. 255 ars (B. M. Cat. no. 26, <*?*"' 
 
 I. i, ), very well preserved and very rare*w>**v- eC^-^ s * * w**' fi&%/ ^^y* 
 ti&&&chm, similar type to the preceding coin, but on rev. Pallas is 
 
 y / \zfi i n a biga of elephants ; above, anchor ; before, monogram in circle, 1%^-g 
 C/ ^ j^-^a^V^' "^ y rs ' $' ^' ^' $" I ' ^> * n 9d preservation and exceedingly rare 1 
 ^/i>&'9'&> / ** From t ne Huxtable collection. 
 Tetraafachm, Head of Seleucus to right, in helmet of skin ; horn and ^- 
 
 ejir of bull at side ; lion's skin round throat ; rev. BA2IAEOS '*jr % <^^ 
 
 >* 
 
 2EAEYKOY, Nike placing wreath on trophy ; in centre, monogram 
 f IIPY, wt. 24 4 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. 1, 1 1), in fair condition and very rare 1 
 
 c^. ^ (?$<
 
 58 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 ANTIOCHUS I, SOTER. 
 
 B.C. 293-261. 
 
 435^ Tetradrachm, Head of young Herakles to right, in lion's skin ; rev. 
 BA2IAE12S ANTIOXOY, Zeus seated to left, holding eagle and 
 ! c?< k7 sceptre ; before him, monogram of AIAr (?) ; under seat, monogram 
 X of APK, wt. 250 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. in, 1), in fair condition, very 
 
 "ty/" rare ^/***^**J> y 1 
 
 436 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus *! to right, diademed, middle-aged 
 portrait in high relief; rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY, Apollo 
 naked, holding arrow and bow, seated to left on omphalos ; 
 on right, monogram of HP ; under omphalos, monogram of 
 VAiKP, wt. 263 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi- m > 4), extremely fine 
 
 J* 
 
 J* 
 
 4 /? in such high relief ; and on rev. monogram of IIAO to left, and XA 
 tJZ to right, wt. 259 grs., extremely fine and scarce 1 
 
 433&' Tetradrachm, similar to the last, but on rev. monogram of H* to 
 left and AOPY to right of Apollo, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 15), 
 
 extremely fine 1 
 
 ^'rf *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 * 
 
 439 Tetradrachm, similar, but on rev. monogram of H* to left and AS2P to 
 
 right of Apollo, wt. 264 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 16) ; another, similar, 
 
 "V^but with monograms on rev. AP and XY in circle, wt. 263 grs. 
 
 (ib. pi. IV, 4), both very well preserved 2 
 
 J/' 
 
 44(T Tetradrachms, similar, but monograms on rev., (1) AP to left and 
 JP to right, wt. 264 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 6) ; (2) AP to left and 
 XP in circle to right, wt. 263 grs. (ib. no. 7), both very well pre- 
 served 2 
 
 441 Tetradrachm, similar type, but the portrait of Antiochus is older, and 
 
 on rev. to left of Apollo, monogram of MOH (?) ; and to right, that 
 of AE, wt. 262 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 13), very well preserved and 
 scarce) 1 
 
 442 Tetradrachm, similar type, but middle-aged portrait of Antiochus in 
 
 high relief, and on rev. Apollo holds two arrows in right hand ; on 
 left, monogram of IIA, and on right, that of HP, wt. 263 grs., very 
 fine and a very rare variety [PL III] 1
 
 ANTIOCHUS I. 59 
 
 443 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus to right diademed, in advanced age, 
 
 with strongly marked features and with a bull's horn above the 
 
 ear ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked seated to left on 
 
 -y omphalos, holding bow in right hand, left resting on omphalos; 
 
 ///' --""" before him, monogram of AI, and in exergue I, wt. 262 grs. (Num. 
 
 /" Chron. 1883, pi. iv, 1), very fine and of the highest rarity [PL III] 1 
 
 ^^ff** This coin is from the Ivanoff collection (1863). Sir Edward 
 </{/ Bunbury has described it in the Num. Chron. 1883, p. 67, seq. 
 
 
 444 Tetradrachm, Elderly head of Antiochus to right diademed, in low 
 relief; rev. 2QTHPOS ANTIOXOY, Apollo seated to left on omphalos, 
 
 "&* holding arrow and bow, usual type, wt. 256 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. Ill, 7), 
 /'well preserved and extremely rare < ^zt^ ' <^^V>*. 1 
 
 445 Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but slightly varied in the 
 portrait and details of the type, pierced, well preserved, extremely 
 rare 1 
 
 (A 
 
 /s. 
 
 ANTIOCHUS II, THEOS. 
 
 B.C. 261-246. v 
 
 446 Tetradrachm, Young head of Antiochus II to right,"" diademed ; rev. 
 
 BASIAEOS ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked seated to left on omphalos, 
 
 . i^two arrows in right hand, left holds bow; before him monogram of 
 
 IIA ; behind, another of HP, wt. 264 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 
 
 1883, pi. iv, 3), fine and airemely rare * -^&*?'^'<&^z 1 
 
 *** Professor Gardner (B. M. Cat. Kings of Syria, p. 8, no. 3) attributes 
 this coin to Antiochus I on account of the rev. type being probably 
 from the same die as another of his coins (see lot 442). Sir Edward 
 Bunbury (Num. Chron. 1883, p. 76) considers the portrait to be 
 
 that of Antiochus II, who in that case would haveused one of his 
 
 father's reverse dies. -*^5*< 40&*/>***+0 j^jesfsf/yt* ^f. - ****-/. <*&\&^ 
 
 s//t 
 
 447 Tetradrachm, Youthful head of Antiochus to right, diademed ; rev. 
 /- j / BA2IAEI22 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked seated to left on omphalos, g^^ 
 holding arrow and bow ; before him, owl, wt. 263 grs. (var. B. M. 
 t0e ^Cat. pi. V, 1), extremely fine and rare [PL IV] 1 
 
 ^%^^^4 
 
 448 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but portrait older, 
 
 and on rev. torch and forepart of Pegasus before Apollo ; and in //**? 
 exergue, E, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. v, 1), extremely fine and 
 rare 1 
 
 440 
 
 449 Tetradrachm, similar type to last lot, but on rev. torch before Apollo, ^ 
 
 and in exergue, monogram of IIXP (?) and uncertain symbol, ^'^ 
 wt. 260 grs., very fine and rare 1
 
 60 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 450 Tetradrachm, same type as before, but on rev. monogram of ELY before 
 Apollo, and forepart of Pegasus in exergue, wt. 258 grs., well (/i**z . 
 
 v 7 ^preserved 1 
 
 451 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus to right, diademed, with wing of 
 /y Hermes ; rev. BASIAEQ2 ANTIOXOY, Apollo seated to left hold- 
 
 t?C/tf. /^~~~ihg arrow and bow ; behind, 7C ; in exergue, horse feeding to left c ^ / ^^ 
 
 g) y and behind it monogram of IIXY, wt. 263 grs. (var. B. M. Gat. 
 t/fe/totiS <pi^ v, 2), extremely fine, very rare, struck at Alexandria Troas 
 
 <y [Pi. IV] ,*&%& '*##-- JF**J^; i 
 
 "%* From the Whittall collection. 
 
 52 Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but on rev. before Apollo, 
 , * y 7C, and monogram of MHO (?) and below, horse feeding to right, 
 '>> ^ wt^S2 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 6), very fine and rare 1 
 
 45^o^etradrachm, same type and varieties as the preceding coin, but on 
 
 -/^rf\^ Tev - the monograms before Apollo are differently placed and 
 
 ^ s there is an exergual line below Apollo, wt. 247 grs., fine and 
 
 fc?Pf<**sUrce 1 
 
 454 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus II to right, diademed; rev. BA2JIAEQ2 
 j ANTIOXOY, Herakles seated to right on lion's skin, placed on rock ; 
 
 sr'j/it, ^-his right hand rests on club ; in the exergue, two monograms of M\& 
 
 ^V^^*-6d HP, wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. m. 2), very fine and a very rare * 
 
 </y txive rPl ivi -wwh* <z*^< JtiC&ddMt- 6 < ^^ M ^*!^r <*??**"' 
 
 * # * Professor Gardner (B. M. Cat. p. 82) attributes this coin to 
 Antiochus I ; a classification which Sir Edward Bunbury did not 
 endorse (see Num. Chron. 1883, pp. 77-78). 
 
 455 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, but on rev. the lion's 
 _-A**-"y / skin partly encircles the loins of Herakles ; before him, one-handled (y&i/fc 
 
 JL CU P> De l w > two monograms of 3>T and nAP (1), wt. 260 grs. 
 
 rf^Jy?.r. B. M. Cat. pL V, 6), fine ^ ^^ , ^^aJL 
 (/ *** From the Whittall collection. rf 
 
 456 Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, but on the rev. kantharos on 
 1 /a (p a right behind Herakles, and below, monogram of AI and arrow-head, <f^^ 
 
 wt.ZQi grs., very well preserved and rare 1 
 
 457 <^pStradrachm, with portrait of Diodotus of Bactria, Head of Diodotus 
 
 to right, diademed ; rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY, Zeus naked to 
 
 y// left, hurling thunderbolt ; over left arm, aegis ; at his feet, eagle ; ^C*4^ 
 
 before him, monogram, and between his feet, disk-shaped ornament, 
 
 ^ffe4s"f wi - 257 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 20, pi. Y^7), well preserved and very 
 
 rare fat/- aJtt/if&ifr i^#*'*tt- 4G&^*r/ir+}4 1
 
 SELEUCUS II. 61 
 
 SELEUCUS II, CALLINICUS. 
 b.c. 246-226 
 458 Tetradrachm, Head of Seleucus II to right, diademed ; rev. BASlAEfiS <&%& tjf^/'6 '* 
 
 / 4oo retraaracnm, neaa oi oeieucus n to ngnt, aiaaemea; rev. BAnn.&m sr&+, ?{, f>x-i 
 
 ^T/7 ~y / 2EAEYK0Y, Apollo naked standing to left, resting left arm on <*C^f./f^ 
 
 *-< / ' f/" ^tripod ; arrow in right hand ; on left, monogram, MYP, wt. 264 grs.,^rr~& ^ & & ~ 
 
 ^/J re ^^ very fine portrait, scarce [PI. IV] ^i^Y^ ^ #2 y^***' <^r<f^r~/ 
 . " * e/ *** From the Huxtable collection. ^r^^ 
 
 <?s**P*/ ' 
 
 / s /0>^ Tetradrachm, same type as last coin, but on rev. monogram to left, HA ; ^^ 
 
 ^&tf,/S^ ^ to right, MP, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vi, 1), fine and scarce 1 * o%? 
 
 ^^60^Tetradrachm, same type as lot 458, but on rev. to left, NA, wt. 259 grs. 
 / (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. iv, 8), a fine portrait and rare with ^^ 
 
 ^cSft7 "^ letters on the reverse instead of monogram 1 
 
 <^&s^^ Sir Edward Bunbury (Num. Chron. 1883, p. 82) considered the 
 p letters on the reverses of this and the following coin to be dates. 
 
 / 4 
 
 461 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 458, but on rev. before Apollo, the 
 V^f^ "" letters A% and NX, wt. 261 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. iv, 
 
 7), fine and very rare 1 
 
 462 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 458, but on rev. monogram to left, 
 /f*J&? EAA to right, 3, wt. 255 grs., well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 ^i/ ANTIOCHUS HIERAX. 
 
 B.C. 227. 
 
 463 Tetradrachm, Young head of Antiochus Hierax to right, diademed ; ^ x^*^ 
 rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY, Apollo, naked to the waist, seated to ^*y^y^^ 
 
 ' left on omphalos ; bow in right hand, left rests on omphalos ; no *^p 1mt *' p^fr-j^l 
 
 S*(?' monogram in field, wt. 260 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. iv, "J^^^X ^2 
 
 9), well preserved and very rare 1 Vy6<*s*t2~/tr3 
 
 *** P r f- Gardner (B. M. Cat. pp. 20-21) has classed other tetradrachms 
 with similar portrait to the above, but with rev. Apollo holding 
 arrow, to Antiochus Hierax ; but Sir Edward Bunbury attributed 
 them to Antiochus III (see Num. Chron. 1883, pp. 89-93, and lots 
 469-472, Class II). 
 
 SELEUCUS III, CERAUNUS. 
 B.C. 226-222. 
 
 464 Tetradrachm, Head of Seleucus III to right, diademed, slight whisker ; 
 rev. BASIAEfiS 2EAEYKOY, Apollo naked, but for slight drapery 
 
 7 / ' ~ ~ over right leg, seated to left on omphalos ; arrow in right hand, 
 
 ^t^i^Y bow in left j on left, rose and monogram of HY ; on right, PtU, 
 
 V wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. vii, 6), fine and extremely rare 1
 
 62 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 ANTIOCHUS, SON OF SELEUCUS III. 
 B.C. 222. 
 
 465 Tetradrachm, Head of the child Antiochus to right, diademed ; fillet 
 border j rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked seated to left 
 
 r A^A"^ on omphalos ; arrow in right hand, bow in left ; to left in field, 
 
 yj tripod; in exergue, monogram, wt. 262 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. VIII, 1), 
 
 <^ well preserved and very rare -^^ J*2jL JS^^^'SS*' 
 
 %* From the Loscombe collection. ' T / ^ 
 
 ANTIOCHUS III, THE GREAT. 
 
 b.c. 222-187. 
 
 466 Tetradrachm, Class I, Head of Antiochus III to right, diademed, slight 
 whisker; rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked, but for .^^ J 
 drapery over right leg, seated to left on omphalos ; arrow in right V/ < 
 hand, bow in left; in field on left, monograms of PtU and EY, <* ^ 
 
 4/' /J~~ wt. 261 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. ^3), fine and rare 
 
 ^ [Pi. iv] <t^yfr*e*s - - ^^v ~^^jrs?&\/<?^/ 
 
 *+* Sir Edward Bunbury divided the coinage of Antiochus the Great 
 into five principal classes according to the portrait of the King, 
 which, in his opinion, marked the various issues of the chief dis- 
 tricts of his extensive dominions. This classification, which Sir 
 Edward Bunbury published and illustrated in the Num. Chron. 1883, 
 pp. 86-94, has been adopted in the present instance. Class I 
 Sir Edward Bunbury considered to belong to the first coinage of 
 this reign. 
 
 467 Tetradrachm, Class I, similar to the preceding coin, but on rev. on left, 
 j/y one monogram, EY only, wt. 262 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, 
 
 5 -^V' '^y^ pi. V, 1), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 ^68 ^etradrachm, Class I, similar type to lot 466, but portrait slightly 
 
 ^^// tS varied, and on the rev. monograms (3) on left, on right and in the 
 
 s?\, '' ./ exergue, wt. 262 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. v, 2), fine, 
 
 ^^^ jf with good portrait and rare 1 
 
 46 Tetradrachm, Class II, Head of Antiochus III to right, diademed, no 
 
 whisker ; rev. BA2IAE132 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked, seated to left ^f^ 
 
 on omphalos ; arrow in right hand ; bow in left, wt. 258 grs., very 
 ^ /(/^ fine and rare [PI. 1VJ 1 
 
 .v~? *jt The coins with this portrait are those which Prof. Gardner attributed 
 ^L/, j to Antiochus Hierax. 
 
 4v Tetradrachm, Class II, similar type and portrait as on the preceding coin ; 
 
 but on the rev. in field, monogram of EAA, wt. 263 grs., fine and * 
 v^ rare 1 
 
 /y
 
 ANTIOCHUS III. 63 
 
 471 Tetradrachm, Class II, similar type and portrait to lot 469, but of rather 
 
 y finer work ; on the obv. the head is surrounded by a fillet border ; ^ /- */ 
 P* X- 7 and on the rev. before Apollo the letter 7C, wt. 257 grs. (figured in 
 /?% y^ Num. Chron. 1883, pi. v, 4), very fine and rare 1 
 
 4n2 Tetradrachm, Class II, similar type to lot 469, but on the obv. the head 
 
 y of the king is in higher relief and the portrait a little older, and on 
 
 ^^j^^ ^ the rev. drapery over right leg of Apollo and on omphalos ; in field 
 
 ^^^J 1 ^ on left, monogram of HA, and on right 3>Y (B. M. Cat. p. 20, no. 10), 
 
 yy wt. 263 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 473 Tetradrachm, Class II, same type and portrait as the preceding coin ; 
 ?^/ / // but on rev. monograms, on left HA ; on right HA, wt. 260 grs. / i? 
 
 <s" ' '//Z' IP" ^' ^ ai ' P' 2( ^' no ' ^' we ^ P reserve d> rare 1 
 
 474 Tetradrachm, Class III, Head of Antiochus III to right, diademed, 
 portrait without whisker, but not young ; one end of diadem falls 
 
 *%&"' on shoulder; fillet border; rev. BASlAEfiS ANTIOXOY, Apollo l^ 
 seated to left on omphalos ; drapery over right leg ; he holds arrow 
 ~/%^y' an d b w ') m field on left, tripod, wt. 263 grs. (figured in Num. 
 Cs (S Chron. 1883, pi. v, 5), very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 *** The peculiarity of this class is that there is always a fillet border on 
 the obv. and a symbol instead of a monogram on the reverse. 
 
 475 Tetradrachm, Class III, same type and portrait as the preceding coin, 
 but symbol on the rev. a cornucopiae before Apollo, wt. 260 grs., fine 
 
 /^ancHrare 1 
 
 476 Tetradrachm, Class III, same type &c. as lot 474, but symbol on rev. on 
 j^^- left, anchor, vjL 263 grs. ; another, similar, with symbol on rev. bow 
 * in case, wt. 238 grs., well preserved and rare 2 
 
 s^tA^m**^ * * Both from the Chaudoir collection. 
 
 c&<g 
 
 Mil Tetradrachm, Class IV, Head of Antiochus III to right, diademed, no 
 whisker (so-called Hierax type); fillet border; rev. BASlAEfiS 
 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked, but for drapery over right leg, seated to y^P^/^ 
 s^fc/f^/tM.*^ -kft on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; on left, monogram 
 HM. (?) ; on right, uncertain monogram, wt. 259 grs. (figured in 
 Num. Chron. 1883, pi. v, 6), extremely fine and rare 1 
 
 478 Tetradrachm, Class IF, Head of Antiochus III to right, diademed, 
 y somewhat older than on the preceding coin ; no fillet of border ; 
 
 y^tST?' 6' BA2IAEn2 ANTIOXOY, Apollo seated on the omphalos as on oP */- 
 the preceding coin ; before him, torch ; under omphalos, eagle and 
 monogram, struck at Cyzicus, wt. 263 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vii, 3), 
 extremely fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 * 
 
 Both Gardner and Babelon give this coin to Antiochus Hierax.
 
 64 KINGS OF SYEIA. 
 
 478* Tetradrachm, Class IV, similar type and portrait as on the preceding 
 
 ^ coin; but monogram, on left MP; on right HAP., wt. 260 grs. 
 
 ^y^ (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, ^?Z. V, 7), well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 ^^ 4 7 &/' Tetradrachm, Class IV, similar type to lot 478, but with still order 
 
 portrait of king, and on rev. Apollo is naked, no drapery over leg ; s? 
 before him, lighted altar ; behind, mask ; in exergue, monogram of <^^ "t 
 y. IIMP (?), wt. 261 grs., extremely fine, wide-spread type, unpublished 
 [PI. IV] - 1 
 
 480 Tetradrachm, Class V, Head of Antiochus III (1) to right, diademed ; 
 rev. BA2IAEC22 ANTIOXOY, Apollo with drapery over right leg, 
 
 C ^ ,jp seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; on left, mono- <g^V, 
 
 <<' ^"^gram of KA ; on right AL, wt. 259 grs. (B. M. Cat. p. 20, no. 11), 
 
 jtffa *t^?Y fine and rare 1 
 
 ^** Sir Edward Bunbury considered this and the following coins to lot 
 
 483 to be of Bactrian fabric ; the portraits are all dissimilar and 
 
 not of Antiochus III (Num. Chron. 1883, p. 93). The above coin is 
 
 attributed by Prof. Gardner to Antiochus Hierax. 
 
 481 Tetradrachm, Class V, similar to the preceding coin, but the head of 
 the king is smaller and not in such high relief, and on the rev. .J&t/f' 
 
 - ~Z^? /? the^ letters AI are in the exergue ; no monogram on left, 
 ^ * c ^wt. 261 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 1883, ^?Z. v, 8), extremely fine and 
 rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 482 Tetradrachm, Class V, similar to the preceding coin, but the head larger 
 ^7^ >f. & and of the Hierax type ; usual rev. type, but no monogram, wt. 263 grs. "* 
 
 y/^ A y-v/(f'9 ure ^ ^ n Num. Chron. 1883, pi. v, 9), extremely fine and rare 1 
 
 483 ^etradrachm, Class V, similar type to lot 480, but the head of the king 
 is larger and the features are very strong and of pure Bactrian type ; ^j <^ 
 
 "usual rev. type, but on left AI, wt. 262 grs., somewhat coarse work, 
 very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 j?t- 
 
 ?+\ 
 
 SELEUCUS IV, PHILOPATOR. 
 B.C. 187-175. 
 
 484 Tetradrachm, Head of Seleucus IV to right, diademed ; behind, wreath ; ,S , y 
 ', /f^ rev. BA2IAE02 2EAEYKOY, Apollo naked, but for drapery over 4 ^*^*^ 
 right leg, seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; in ' 
 
 s^t/A^o^W ^>the exergue, AN, wt. 263 grs. (comp. B. M. Cfit. pi. x, 6), fine < 
 ' rare [PL IV] *??&& * *** *' *^ *&''6P*t-4&f~+ *TJ?< 
 
 and, 
 
 485 Tetradrachm, same 
 
 le as the preceding coin, but no wreath bgjnnd head on // 
 
 * > '/ ^ ? *' an( ^ aroun d> n ^ et border ; on rev. palm-branch on left before ^ ^ 
 ' /* P Apollo, and in the exergue, monogram of NP, wt. 260 grs., very well &~ **/ 
 //y/iecA>+t/ preserved, rare 1
 
 SELEUCUS IV. 65 
 
 486 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin j but on the rev. on 
 left SA above club, and on right, monogram of IIA, wt. 256 grs.,fine, 
 
 Tv and a very rare variety 1 
 
 'Ss^*** Prof - Gardner (B. M. Cat. p. Ill) attributes a coin of AntiochusIV 
 ts f with the same letters on the rev. to Salamis in Cyprus. 
 
 487 Tetradrachm, similar type to lot 485 ; but on the obv. the head of the 
 king is older and more widespread; and on the rev. Nike holding, <^^ 
 wreath before Apollo, wt. 264 grs., fine, but with slight cut, a rare 
 variety 1 
 
 ANTIOCHUS IV, EPIPHANES. 
 B.C. 175-164. 
 
 3 
 
 488 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus IV, diademed to right ; fillet border ; 
 
 ^< 
 
 J 100 J 
 
 ^X^^y / rev - BA 2IAE02 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked, but for drapery -over ^^ J^ 
 
 right leg, seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; on ^z^y^r <7&=& f> 
 y^/C^^ left > l J Te > wt - 261 9 r s-, very fine and rare [PI. IV] W^^'^^*^ 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 489 Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin and same symbol on the rev. ; ^** 
 
 /^fY'Zf* & Dut m exergue monogram of I A, wt. 264 grs. (var. B. M. Cat. pi. xi, ^Sg^ 
 
 c: ^~^ v^P^ f ^Y ') fi ne an ^ rare * 
 
 <i^49Q^Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus IV to right, diademed ; fillet border; ^J^^/V-*? J&z ty< 
 /A rev - BA^IAEfiS ANTIOXOY EIII<I>AN[0Y2], Zeus seated to left, ^ff-'VXZ ^ 
 
 jg^jf' "T" - /? holding Nike, who crowns him, and sceptre, wt. 251 grs. (see Num. \f&fr*,, &- 6% 
 
 we**^~Chron. 1883, pp. 97-98), fine, and a very rare variety 1 ^g^-g <^3-/f 
 
 491 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but legend on the rev., 
 
 *** 
 
 _--BA2lAE122 ANTIOXOY 0EOY EIII<AN0Y2; and in exergue, ^^ 
 monogram of I A, wt. 256 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xi, 8), very fine and 
 t/F***Jfr scarce [PI. IV] 1 
 
 492 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, and same legend and 
 
 
 ^-S ^monogram on rev. ; but the portrait of the king slightly varied, 
 
 <J&> 
 
 wt. 260 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 //^^**S *** From the Loscombe collection. 
 
 493 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 490; but on the rev. Nike to left 
 - , and legend BA2IAEOS ANTIOXOY 0EOY Em$ANOY2, and J%& 
 in exergue NIKH<&OPOY; in field on left, monogram of IA, 
 wt. 258 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 494^ Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but on obv. behind head 
 y of king, monogram of AB ; and on rev. Nike crowns Zeus, and legend 
 
 ^^ y7 arranged in five lines behind and before him ; on left in field, palm ; J& ^ 
 
 tj j and in exergue, monogram of AB and A2, wt. 260 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 y&**rjf pi XI> y^ very fine and scarce 1 
 
 *** From the Whittall collection.
 
 4 
 
 KINGS OF SYKIA. 
 
 ANTIOCHUS V, EUPATOK. 
 b.c. 164-162. 
 
 495 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus V to right, diademed ; fillet border; &%, 
 / rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY ; below, EYnATOPOY; in field on left, 
 
 " IIT (mon.) (Ptolema'is). wt. 258 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xin, 12), very fine 
 
 496 Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin ; but head of king larger and * ^S 
 tjft __ on rev. IA (?) (mon.) in field on left, wt. 257 grs. (B. M. pi xin, 14), tPg/jP 
 
 V ^ V very fine and rare 1 
 
 ;497^ Tetradrachm, same type and same monogram on the rev. as on the 
 
 preceding coin; but head of king larger and more spread, wt. 255 grs., 
 
 ^_/? well preserved and, rare 1 
 
 DEMETEIUS I, SOTER. 
 
 b.c. 162-150. 
 
 y 498 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius I to right, diademed ; border of dots ; ^^^ . 
 
 V ' yj rev. BA2IAE02 AHMHTPIOY, Apollo naked, seated to left on J*%^ 
 
 df / omphalos, holding arrow and bow; on left IIP (mon.), wt. 259 grs. J?^ 
 ^-Sg&*"H{B. Ms Cat. pi. xiv, 3), well preserved, exceedingly rare yy&to* - 
 
 499 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius I to right, diademed ; border of laurel- ^3*4, 
 // /wreath; rev. BA2IAEQ2 AHMHTPIOY, Tyche seated to left on^^^g 4(/6 
 
 ^re?*'/*' round seat, ornamented with two winged monsters, holding sceptre /* y 
 
 syf and cornucopiae ; on left IA Q) (mon.), wt. 258 grs., extremely fine and^^>*f-J- Z/ 
 
 // ,/ a very rare variety [PI. V] 4 ^ty*- * ' J*/ 1 J^V ~ "7" 1 *. 
 
 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding com ; but on rev. Tyche is / 
 .seated on throne supported by one winged monster ; on left, mono- 
 gram and club ; and on right, AC (mon.) and wing, wt. 258 grs. /^/^ 
 (var. B. M. Cat. no. 35) ; another, similar ; but on rev. legend, 
 BA2IAE02 AHMHTPIOY 20THP02 ; on left, mons. nA and ANT 
 (Antioch), and in exergue, date HP (=160), wt. 257 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 no. 11), both very fine 2 
 
 501 Tetradrachms, same types as the preceding lot; but (1) on rev. on left, 
 rq ,/' ni (mon.) wt. 257 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xiv, 2); (2) on rev. on left, 
 *'* / mons. nA and HP (Heracleia), and in exergue, date AHP (=161), 
 
 ^iffet^i. 259 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 17), both fine 2 
 
 502^ Tetradrachms, usual type as lot 500 ; but both with legend BA^IAEfiS 
 
 AHMHTPIOY 2OTHP02; (1) mons. of nA and AH (Apameia) in 
 
 . jf t fi field on left, and date NP (=159) in exergue, wt. 259 grs. (B. M. 
 
 Cat. no. 7) ; (2) mons. of nA and HP (Heracleia) in field on left, and 
 
 ' date HNP (=158) in exergue, wt. 257 grs., both fine 2 
 
 %4a' 
 
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 DEMETKIUS I. 67 
 
 503 Tetradrachm, same type as last lot ; but on rev. on left, IIA (mon.) and 
 j ^ IITO (mon.) (Ptolemais), and in exergue, date BHP (=162), ^^ /? 
 ' <* wt. 258 grs., a rare mint ; another, similar, but on rev., legend, & C V 
 
 //l&g^y 2QTHP02, in exergue ; no date ; on left HP (mon.) (Heracleia), 
 y wt. 257 grs., a rare variety, both fine 2 
 
 504 Tetradrachms, same types, mints, and varieties as in the previous lot ; >? ^ 
 ^/y^ but on the second coin on left on rev. palm-branch and mon. HPK ^ & 
 
 <s ^? J~n (Heracleia), wts. 259 and 256 grs., both fine and rare 2 
 
 " ALEXANDER I, BALA. 
 
 *> 
 
 B.C. 152-144. 
 505 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander I to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 
 J^ rev. BA2IAE05 AAEEANAPOY EOnATOPOS EYEPPETOY^?/ ^g // 
 
 Zeus, seated to left, holds Nike, who crowns him, and sceptre ; in 
 ion. of HPAK (Heracleia), wt. 256 grs.. very fine 
 
 exergue, mon. of HPAK (Heracleia), wt. 256 grs.. very fine 
 
 X* 
 
 J& 
 
 f^- 
 
 -/-// .506 Tetradrachm, similar type and legend as the preceding coin; but in * 
 <^ y^vy exergue, A, wt. 258 grs., very fine and rare 1 *&4 ^^ 
 
 07 ^Tetradrachm, same type and legend as lot 505 ; but in the exergue on 
 
 the rev. nPO, wt. 261 grs. (see Num. Chron. 1883, p. 98), very fine and 
 
 l ~^#f **rtire, counter-struck on the obv. with an eagle, the mark of the Este family 1 
 
 5ur Tetradrachm, same type and legend as lot 505 ; but on rev. on left, cornu- 
 
 copiae and monogram of AnO ; and in the exergue, date THP 
 
 y*+~/ (=163), wt. 255 grs., very fine and rare 1 
 
 50w Tetradrachm, same type and legend as before ; but on rev. in the field 
 
 y before Zeus, ATO (mon.) ; and in the exergue, date AHP (=164) and * 
 ^p ^J v , t- 260 grs., very fine and rare 1 
 
 510 tetradrachm, same type and legend as before ; but on rev. in the field 
 rSyfr-^ before Zeus, nAXPO (?) (mon.) ; and in the exergue, date EEP ,, 
 
 (=165) and mon. An(Apameia?), wt. 239 grs., wellpreserved and rare 1 
 
 511 Tetradrachm, same type and legend as before ; but on rev. in the field 
 before Zeus, AO (mon.) ; and in the exergue, date CjEP (=166) and 
 , wt. 258 grs., fine and rare I 
 
 A 
 
 <?<f 
 
 *** From the Thomas and Northwick collections. 
 
 6^-v-e^ 
 
 512 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander I to right, laureate, slight drapery <-^ * jfs** 
 ground neck; border of dots; rev. BASIAEOS AAEEANAPOY, ^$&%^ 
 Eagle standing to left on prow ; over its shoulder, palm ; before it,->^>^ &.* & & 
 monogram of TYP (Tyre) on club; behind it, H and date rEP-^K^^^. Xf.- 
 dU$*+&< (= 163 )> wt - 218 9 rs -> very fine and rare [PL V] l^***^rK^ 
 
 \* Tetradrachms struck at Tyre, &c, with the Eagle type, are of the^=^^^*/^*<4~ 
 Phoenician standard. t^XZ^Jf^ .?? 
 
 F 2 <7 
 
 /
 
 68 KINGS OF SYEIA. 
 
 /513 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, and with the same 
 
 7^/t 1 monogram before and date behind eagle ; but below date, monogram 
 
 ^' /&$, wt. 218 grs. (B. M. Cat. no 1), fine and rare 1 
 
 514 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 ^^S J? on club before eagle, and behind it THP (mon.) and date ASP 
 
 <z^ (=164), wt. 217 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 515 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 t Stf // on club before eagle, and behind it monogram -of XB(?) and date 
 
 /(/) >ESP (=165), wt. 218 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat, no. 4), fine and rare 1 
 
 516 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 on club before eagle, and behind it THP (mon.) and date ESP 
 (=166), wt. 217 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 ^etradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 
 'S J on club before eagle, and behind it EXB (?) (mon.) and date C^EP 
 
 y (=166), wt. 217 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 4), extremely fine and rare 1 
 
 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 
 3 on club before eagle, and behind it THP (mon.) and date ISP 
 
 lf^^^(=167), wt. 216 grs., extremely fine and a fine portrait [PI. V] 1 
 
 61 9 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 51 2 ; but on rev. monogram of TYP (Tyre) 
 ^ on club before eagle, and behind it EXB (?) (mon.) and date ISP 
 V (=167), wt. 219 grs. (B. M. Cat. no. 4), fine and rare 1 
 
 520 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 512 ; but no drapery around neck, and 
 y/i ^ on rev. no beak of vessel under eagle's feet, and before it, date TSP 
 (=163), and behind, 2IAO and aplustre, struck at Sidon, wt. 
 
 *& 
 
 U1B 
 
 / 
 
 196 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 6), well preserved, but plated, a very rare 
 mint 1 
 
 521 Tetradrachm, same type and mint name as the preceding coin; but 
 % ja y before eagle, date ESP (=166), wt. 201 grs., well preserved and very 
 
 rare 1 
 
 522 Tetradrachm, usual type, as lot 520 ; but no drapery around neck, and 
 M A ~/ on the rev. there is no palm over the shoulder of the eagle, 
 
 (?\s *V* before it, monogram of A*0 (1) and date TSP (=163), and behind 
 
 (/c&/zJry it, winged trident, struck at Berytus, wt. 218 grs., very fine and very 
 
 (/ rare 1 
 
 523 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, and same monogram and /% // 
 ^J^ t _^ symbol on rev., but date qSP (=166), struck at Berytus, wt. 217 grs., 
 
 ^J/i? j extremely fine and very rare [PI. V] 1
 
 DEMETRIUS II. 69 
 
 FIFTH DAY'S SALE 
 
 KINGS OF SYRIA (continued). 
 
 Silver. 
 
 DEMETRIUS II, NICATOE. 
 
 First Reign, b.c. 146-138. 
 
 LOT 
 
 524 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius II to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 
 rev. BA2IAE02 AHMHTPIOY EOY <E>IAAAEA$OY NIKATOP02, ^ <g 
 Apollo naked, seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; 
 S , before him, LTA (mon.) and palm-branch, and in exergue, date IEP ^ 
 
 "y**r*Y (=167) and MYA (mon.) wt. 261 grs., extremely fine and very rare " *"'?, * 
 </ [PL V] &*#*** j&m* *&+>**& ^S'Krjs"*/ 1 
 
 V From the Wigan collection. ^^^3. s^/f^ 7^y 
 
 /525 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but on rev. before Apollo, 
 (: -^r^Y? monogram of HY(1), and in the exergue, date IHP (=167) and 6 * 
 //t^A^i^ty Hr (mon.), wt. 253 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 526 tetradrachm, same type as lot 524 j on rev. same monogram before 
 
 J^$, Apollo and same date as on last coin ; but monogram in exergue < ~^t/J > 
 
 y IITO (?), struck at Ptolomais, wt. 250 grs., well preserved, but 
 
 ~/***Y Pureed 1 
 
 " 527 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius II to right, diademed ; around, fillet 
 
 border; rev. BA2IAEQ2 AHMHTPIOY <I>IAAAEA<I>OY NIKA- 
 
 f, /C TOP02, Tyche seated to left, holding sceptre and cornucopiae ; in ^6^s /? /> d, 
 
 <j? exergue, !ffY (mon.), wt. 254 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xvin, 2), extremely ^/ '^ / 
 
 J? fine, and a very rare type of this reign \ tt/zj &/y/<? *.?/) 
 
 528 Tetradrachm, Bust of Demetrius II to right, diademed and draped ; 
 /^ border of dots ; rev. [AHMHT]PIOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle to left with 
 
 ^T^, *T P a l m > before it, LTA (mon.) and date HP (=169) ; behind, aplustre 
 
 x>^7 and name of mint 2IAO (Sidon) j between its legs TP (mon.) wt. 
 
 y / ** %y 2\3 grs. (comp. B-J&- Cat. pi. xvn, 7), very fine and a rare type of this 
 
 mint [PI. V] <^R^- /Vr A Z ^^/ /f*- / * ^/ -**. <*C^,.~ <^ 
 
 529 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin ; but on the rev. Eagle 
 .s stands on beak of galley, before it TYP (Tyre) (mon.) on club j be- 
 
 ' -^ hindlLHP (mon.) and date IEP (=167), wt. 212 grs., fine and scarce 1
 
 70 KINGS OF SYKIA. 
 
 530 Tetradrachm, same type, mint and date as the preceding coin; but 
 behind eagle, thyrsus (?), wt. 218 grs., fine; another, similar, but on 
 
 a/* - "*" rev. Eagle stands on palm branch ; before it, A*0 (mon.), and 
 behind, date -CEP (= 167), and winged trident, struck at Berytus, 
 wt. 212 grs., well preserved, the second a scarce mint 2 
 
 ANTIOCHUS VI, DIONYSUS. 
 
 b.c. 145-142. 
 
 531 Tetradrachm, Youthful radiate and diademed head of Antiochus VI to ^^-^^y^ 
 
 2^ a ^- right; fillet border; rev. BA2IAEOS ANTIOXOY EIII$ANOY2 A m s*-V3/ 
 
 ^r/ '/ AIONY20Y, The Dioscuri on horseback charging to left ; behind ^/^^^/^ 
 
 '^fe^'.tfPY (Tryphon) and AX (mon.); below, date EP (== 169), and^'^ W^ 
 
 2TA (Staphylus); all within floral wreath, wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat.^f' /' /S Y* 
 
 pi. xix, 1), a very fine portrait and rare [PL "VJ/*- y s^^, 1 ^fa***/**"^' 
 
 32 Tetradrachm, same type, date, &c. as the preceding coin ; but behind 
 
 Dioscuri, HAP (mon.), wt. 257 grs., a fine portrait, and rev. very fine, </& /C 
 rare 1 
 
 533 Tetradrachm, same type and date as lot 531 ; but behind head of king, 
 ^W'Sf^' star; and on rev. behind Dioscuri, TPY, and IIIP and HP (mons.), c^^ 
 
 ^ y wt. 248 grs., a fine portrait, rev. well preserved, rare 1 
 
 TRYPHON, DIODOTUS. 
 B.C. 142-139. 
 
 534 Drachm, Head of Tryphon to right, diademed ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 TPY- 
 <S>fiN02 AYTOKPATOP02, Spiked helmet ornamented with ibex- 
 horn ; before it, monogram of OP (1), wL 63 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 pi xx, 2), extremely rare,fin$ ^^>*S-^y( \ , ^ssh^ 
 
 ANTIOCHUS VII, SIDETES. 
 B.c. 138-129. 
 
 A*** 
 
 M 
 
 535 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus VII to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY EYEPrETOY, Pallas to left, armed 
 and holding Nike ; before her, A and AI (mon.) ; all in laurel- 
 wreath, wt. 257 grs. (comp. B. M. C(d. jpl. xx, 6), extremely fine 
 
 V From the Northwick collection, ^^jt /&&/ 
 
 536 Tetradrachm, same type, &c. as the preceding coin and same monogram ^^ 
 ^jy on rev - ', but behind Pallas, <&, wt. 251 grs., very fine 1 
 
 Crt*
 
 ANTIOCHUS VII. 71 
 
 537 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 535 and same legend, monogram, &c. 
 >^f /0 on rev. ; but before Pallas O; behind her A, wt. 253 grs.,fine 1 <Sc>y 
 
 J* 
 
 538 Tetradrachm, same type and legend as lot 535, but before Pallas, 
 
 monogram of TYP (Tyre) on club, which divides the legend IEP c^Vc* 
 A^Y, wt. 259 grs.,fine and a very rare variety 1 
 
 539 Tetradrachm, Bust of Antiochus VII to right, diademed, wearing 
 chlamys; dotted border; rev. ANTIOXOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle with 
 ^palm, standing to left on beak of galley ; before it, monogram of 
 V^TYP (Tyre) on club, and APE ; behind, A2Y and date TOP ( - 177); 
 ^-V' ^y and between its legs, TH (mon.), wt. 219 grs., very fine and scarce 
 
 *-,* From the Northwick collection. 
 
 * 
 
 >> 
 
 540 Tetradrachms, same type as the preceding coin, and same mint ; but 
 
 V^/^ dates HP (=180), and rnP ( = 183), wis. 216 and 219 grs., bothfine, 
 
 C/ ^ "y^*-+~s the first a rare date 2 
 
 p 54<r Tetradrachm, same type, &c. as lot 539 ; but on rev. before eagle, date 
 
 ^Ay /* I OP (== 177), and AII$ (mon.); behind, SlAOand aplustre, struck 
 
 </>* ' , atSidon, wt. 214 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. xx, 4), very fine, and a very rare 
 
 yt^^fy mint of the reign 1 
 
 542 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 539, and same mint (Tyre), but with 
 J/,Sf dates behind eagle, HOP (= 178), and OP (= 179), both well 
 ^^ tt ^9jeserved 2 
 
 543 Tetradrachm, similar type, struck at Tyre, but with date BIIP (=182) ; 
 ^/ another, with rev. Pallas holding Nike, same as lot 535 ; before her, 
 
 C^ A, and monogram of AI, in fair condition 2 
 
 544 Didrachm, Bust of Antiochus VII to right, diademed and wearing 
 /s^ chlamys ; rev. ANTIOXOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle with palm standing 
 
 st^v. -" to left on beak of prow ; before, PE and monogram of TYP (Tyre) on 
 
 /y ^^?dub ; behind, A2Y and date COP ( = 176), and between its legs, 2, 
 
 wt. 109 grs., very fine and an extremely rare denomination [PI. V] 1 
 
 DEMETRIUS II, NICATOR. 
 Second Reign, b.c. 130-125. 
 
 545 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius II to right, diademed, with slight 
 , beard and moustache ; fillet border ; rev. BASlAEfiS AHMHTPIOY 
 
 ^^, -~- EOY NIKATOP02, Zeus seated to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; 
 
 J7s y^ 7 under right arm AN; in exergue, date TIIP ( = 183), wt. 254 grs. 
 
 / {figured in Num. Chron. 1883, pi. vi, 4), fine and of the highest rarity, 
 
 probably unique with this portrait [PI. V] 1
 
 72 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 / 546 Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding ; but the king has a long 
 js?*'/i beard and thick locks of hair; and on rev. NA below seat of Zeus, /f ' % 
 
 ~/ "^ and in exergue, date AIIP (= 184), wt. 241 grs., fine and scarce 1 
 
 r 547*^ Tetradrachm, same type and portrait as the preceding coin j but on obv. 
 IAHyY fillet border ; and on rev. %I (Sidon?) under seat of Zeus; and in ^^ 
 
 'j exergue, date EIIP (= 185), and MY (mon.), wt. 241 grs., very fine 
 
 * and rare 1 
 
 * 548 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but on rev. before Zeus, 
 ^/y 7. & monograms A$ AY, and under seat HA (mon.); and in exergue, 
 
 ^ j /? date ^HP (= 187), wt. 253 grs., extremely fine and rare in this state 
 
 s 549 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 547 ; but on rev. before Zeus, IT, and 
 <?C J< So -under seat AP (mon.), wt. 249 grs., very fine and scarce \ 1 
 
 550 ^cradrachm, Bust of Demetrius to right, beardless, chlamys on 
 i ^ shoulder; border of dots; rev. AHMHTPIOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle 
 * with palm standing to left on beak of galley ; before it, APE and 
 
 ^^ mon. of TYP (Tyre) on club ; behind, A2Y and date AIIP (= 184), 
 r and between its legs, Til (mon.), wt. 220 grs., extremely fine, [PI. V] 1 
 
 )51 Tetradrachm, same type and varieties as the preceding coin ; but on 
 ^^" rev- date CIIP (= 187), and between legs of eagle, MY (mon.), 
 gjT. ^afrgel at Tyre, wt. 218 grs., very fine 1 
 
 552 Tetradrachms, same type, &c. as lot 550; but on rev. , (1) date TUP 
 4? (= 183), and rn (mon.) between legs of eagle ; (2) date AIIP 
 
 J\ /? (== 184), and MY. (mon.) between legs of eagle, both struck at Tyre, 
 
 c*^-***^H^ ' w t. 217 grs. each, loth well preserved 2 
 
 553 Tetradrachms, same type, &c. as lot 550 ; but on rev., (1) date EIIP 
 j^/// (=1 85 )> and rn (mon.) between legs of eagle; (2) date IIIP 
 
 ^^y (= 187 )> and MY (mon.) between legs of eagle, wts. 217 and 219 
 
 J^**^/ grs., both well preserved 2 
 
 * 554 Tetradrachm, same type, &c. as lot 550 ; but on rev. Eagle with palm 
 
 v'V ^ stands on fulmen (?) ; before it, MY. (mon.) and date EIIP (= 185) \ 
 
 j7\ 1 behind it, 2UAO (Sidon), and aplustre, wt. 213 grs. (figured in 
 
 ^/rAi^/U^^Num. Chron. 1883, pi. vi, 8), very fine and probably unique, as no 
 
 specimen is mentioned in Mionnet, nor in B. M. Cat., nor by Babelon, 
 
 Rois de Syrie [PI. V] 'faS* - - 1 
 
 555 Tetradrachm, Head of Demetrius II to right, diademed and with long 
 
 y beard ; border of dots ; rev. AHMHTPIOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle to ^ 
 
 ^C/'/ K & leit on thunderbolt; before HA (mon.) and nTO (mon.), struck at &"&> 
 
 .J?* Ptolemais ; behind it, date EHP (= 185) ; and between its legs 
 
 ^J^^/*^ MY ( mon -)> wt ZlGjrs- (see Num. Chron., 1883, J?. 102), fine and of 
 
 the highest rarity %&/{ n -wr *>)?/& f^ft^t y't&vtfy
 
 DEMETKIUS II. 73 
 
 556 Didrachm, similar type to lot 550; with obv. Beardless bust of 
 Demetrius II to right, diademed and draped ; and on rev. Eagle 
 with palm on beak of vessel ; before it, APE and TYP (Tyre), mon. 
 
 * on club ; behind, A2Y (mon.) and date TIIP (= 183) ; and between 
 
 ~y its legs ZB. (mon.), wt. 106 grs. ; another, same; but on rev. date 
 
 y^^%^ Anp (= 184), and between legs of eagle M, wt. 107 grs., both fine 
 
 <X w and very rare 2 
 
 ALEXANDER II, ZEBINA. 
 b.c. 128-123. 
 
 557 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander II to right, diademed ; plain border ; <-^e 
 
 rev. BASIAEOS AAEXANAPOY, Zeus seated to left holding Nike ?Z3,^&?/< 
 * ^y\ and sceptre ; on left, HAPY (mon.) ; below seat, HAY (mon.) ; and ^af^ rf^* L^dt. 
 in exergue, date IIIP (= 187), wt. 251 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. \4V&ZqC***i - 
 
 1883, pi. vi, ft), fine and extremely rare [PI. V] 1 <-^^~^^.^- 
 
 558 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but on the rev., on left, 
 ^/j(r^ HAP (mon.) ; below seat, nAY (mon.) ; and in exergue, date nP 
 
 ''l^t/^ ^ &" l^^) w ^ ^0 9 rs - well preserved and extremely rare 1 
 
 559 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander II to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 ^^^7/ sj^^'W' Zeus seated, same type as lot 557 ; but before Zeus 121, and 
 
 ^^ ' under seat, star above A, wt. 257 grs. (figured in Num. Chron. 
 
 #Z^~*^ 1883, pi. vi, 5), extremely fine and scarce 1 
 
 \* From the Bale collection. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^^ 
 
 560 Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin ; but with larger head, and 
 
 ^/^ on rev. below seat of Zeus, star above flower, wt. 257 grs., extremely 
 
 -y' ^, fine and with excellent portrait 1 
 
 y 56r Tetradrachm, same as last coin ; but on rev. before Zeus, HAP (mon.); 
 c/ 4/ *~*y and under seat, star above A, wt. 260 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 <^o62 tetradrachm, same as lot 560 ; but on rev. before Zeus, I ; and under 
 ^^>? _--- seat, 5 (retrograde), wt. 257 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 CLEOPATRA and ANTIOCHUS VIII. 
 
 b.c. 125-121. 
 
 563 Tetradrachm, Busts of Cleopatra and Antiochus VIII conjoined to right ; 
 
 she is diademed and veiled ; he is diademed ; dotted border ; 
 
 ^ rev. BA2IAIS2H2 KAEOnATPAS 0EA2 KAI BA2IAEQ2 
 
 ?v</S ANTIOXOY, Zeus seated to left, holding Nike and sceptre; in 
 
 ^fr^e^&^t^ exergue, date nP (= 189), wt. 250 grs., fine, extremely rare, and 
 
 unpublished with this date [PI. VI] 'T^^y^r ^7^T>y^^ 1
 
 ^ 
 
 \jf/f>a 
 
 74 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 564 Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin; but with larger heads of 
 * ** *? Queen and King, and no date on rev., wt. 251 grs., fine and very rare 1 
 
 65^Tetradrachm, same type as last coin ; but on rev. 0EA2 omitted in 
 legend, and before Zeus IE, and under throne A, wt. 255 grs., very 
 fine and very rare 1 
 
 " ANTIOCHUS VIII, GRYPUS.. 
 
 B.C. 121-96. 
 
 566 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus VIII to right diademed ; fillet border ; 
 yyy^ rev. BA2IAEQS ANTIOXOY Eni^ANOYS, Zeus Ouranios draped, 
 
 ^ y; standing to left, holding star and sceptre ; before him 3IAQ IEP ^^ 
 
 /<f*v&6ci~is A^Y (mon.), and E2 (mon.), struck at Sidon ; in exergue, date C^P . 
 
 (= 196), all within laurel-wreath, wt. 253 grs., very fine but for^^/. v/*L< 
 slight oxydation onjabv., and extremely rare with mint name [PI. 
 
 y567 Tetradrachm, same type as preceding com^but on rev. Zeus is nakec 
 v^/T before him, AP and THAP (mons.), and in exergue, date A1P (= 
 ^^ ^V t . 194), wt. 253 grs., no mint name, fine and rare 1 
 
 ^568c/ Tetradrachm, same type as lot 566 ; but on rev. before Zeus, AB and <&A 
 
 ^S// (mons.) ; and in exergue, date C5P (= 196), wt. 251 grs., extremely 
 
 ^ ' ^7 ^ fine and rare 1 
 
 569 tetradrachm, same type as lot 566 ; but on rev. II A and $A (mons.) 
 &j before Zeus ; and in exergue, date I<4P (= 197), wt. 250 grs., well 
 
 Cr+ <& ' preserved ; another, similar, but on rev. before Zeus IE and A., no 
 
 y***y date, wt. 257 grs., fine and scarce 2 
 
 570 Tetradrachms, undated, similar type to lot 566 ; but on rev., (1) Zeus 
 /. V <*s naked, before him AP and HAP (mons.) ; (2) Zeus draped, before 
 
 him IE and A, wts. 250 and 257 grs., both very fine and scarce 2 
 
 /571 Tetradrachms, undated, same type as lot 566 ; but on rev., (1) Zeus 
 
 j^jtf, // draped, before him M ; (2) another, same, but Zeus naked, wts. 255 
 
 s&^/y an ^ ^1 y rs "> both fine and scarce 2 
 
 572 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus VIII to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 
 // rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY Eni$ANOY2, Pallas standing to left, 
 
 & U holding Nike and spear and shield ; before her IE and NHO (mon.) ; ^cmtd'^afa 
 
 ^AT^'all within, laurel-wreafch, wt. 250 grs- extremelufine, a rare type of rev. X* . * 
 
 573 Tetradrachm, }$ad of Antiochus 
 
 ANTIOXOY EIII$ANOY2, The Altar of Sandan; in field on left, two 
 monograms, wt. 253 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. no. 23^and pi. XXIV, 3), 
 fine and very rare [PL VI] 4 &na&* u ' *<J&J*^/yt, aJ% 1 
 
 j^fin
 
 antiochus vin. 75 
 
 / 574 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but on rev. monograms 
 ?C$' ^~/?^2/^ va " e( l i as B- M- Cat. no. 22), wt. 246 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 575 2J#tradrachm, Head of Antiochus VIII to right, diademed ; border of 
 ^^y dots; rev. ANTIOXOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle standing to left on 
 
 ^rp> " thunderbolt; before, M; behind, date E1P (= 195), wt. 218 grs., 
 ^J^^ragL^^pM- -B- M. Cat. pi. xxm, 8), extremely fine and a very rare type [PL 
 
 $/ VI] V^> ^*^L^$f^-^ 1 
 
 576 Tetradrachm, same as the preceding coin, but date on rev. TIP (= 193), 
 ^^ $ ^ wt. 207 grs., somewhat rubbed, very rare 1 
 
 ANTIOCHUS IX, CYZIOENUS. 
 B.C. 116-95. 
 
 577 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus IX to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 rev. BASIAEQS ANTIOXOY $IAOIIATOP02, Zeus seated to left, 
 
 -" holding Nike and sceptre ; on left, letters E, A and A ; all - 
 ^k^X \vjfehin laurel-wreath, wt. 253 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xxv, 1), very "^ -^pi? 
 '^*R0****fa and a rare type [PI. VI] ly /i&^i/ ' 1 s&^^a^f/ 
 
 <?w// 
 
 *** From the North wick collection^ 
 
 578 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, and same letters on 
 ^ __Jh e rev -> ** 248 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 $1^r Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus I X to right, diademed, slight whiskers ; 
 J : fillet border ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY 3>IAOIIATOP02, Pallas 
 
 S /j ' standing to left, holding Nike and spear and shield; before her 2IAJ2 
 ^, ^ (Sidon) IEP, ASY and E2 (mon.) ; below, date % (= 200); all within ^^.^ J^ /? 
 ^Z&<*^f wreath, wt. 253 grs. (comp^Ji. M.Gat. pi. xxw^QYfine and extremely ^tyj_ ''l 
 <S rare with mint name/ *j*Sdr& ^~>i >V * ' ^ 
 
 ooU letraaragHm, sati^-fype as^he preceduag coin ; bat on rev. before Pallas,/ 
 ___ .Sf star and AAP (mon.) ; and in exergue, date 2 (= 200), wt. 246 grs., 
 ^? fine and rare 1 
 
 \~s<C^*i- #t9+i/ *** From the Merlin collection. 
 
 581 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 579 ; but before Pallas, monogram of 
 AIO and letter A, no date, wt. 247 grs., well preserved ; another, 
 same obv., but rev. Tyche standing to left holding tiller of rudder and 
 
 ' "& cornucopiae ; before her, E and AI (mon.) ; behind her, rose ; and in 
 
 exergue, EIC?) and date 2 (= 200), wt. 250 grs., in fair condition," 1 ^*'****" 
 
 OOJ. 
 
 ike second a rare type %s&/l- y ^^ <S&~6 *v& 5^U** - 
 
 582 Tetradrachms, same types as in the preceding lot ; but (1) on rev. before 
 
 Pallas HP (mon.) (Heracleia 1) and cornucopiae ; (2) on rev. before 
 
 Tyche, E and AI (mon.) ; behind her, rose ; and in exergue, date H2 
 
 i^C= 208), wis. 249 and 247 grs., both in fair condition 2
 
 76 KINGS OF SYKIA. 
 
 SELEUCUS VI, EPIPHANES. 
 B.c. 96-95. 
 
 583 Tetradrachm, Head of Seleucus VI to right, diademed, no beard ; fillet 
 border ; rev. BA^IAEfiS 2EAEYKOY EIII<ANOY2 NIKATOP02, <^_X _* 
 
 ^tf* ^ Pallas standing to left, holding Nike and spear and shield ; before ^t/y^ 
 
 ^^^3^-her, MEAH; on left, palm-branch, wt. 247 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. ^^r 1 
 
 xxv, 12), fine and extremely rare [PI. VII \ y 
 
 584 ^etradrachm^ame type as the preceding coin and same symbol, palm- ^ 
 ' ^ / branch, on rev., but before Pallas NEI^I, wt. 246 grs., fine and an un- 
 
 s&bf S published variety 1 
 
 585 Tetradrachm, Head of Seleucus VI to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 rev. BA2IAEQS SEAEYKOY EIIISANOYS NIKATOP02, Zeus 
 
 '/ yp^ seated to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; before him on left, AKP 
 j} Jfc* ( m on.), ana un der his seat, C ; all in wreath, wt. 252 grs. (comp. B. M. V^T 
 ^^ // Cat. pi. xxviii, 11), well preserved am,d very rare 1 
 
 ^ v&ry^^6v ***+//*. **/ g*y r 6*/.-s^~ *%</- &S 
 
 586 Tetradrachm, i#me type as the pfecedi*fg coin, and same monogram, &c. 
 
 ^/Cy-^ on the rev,, but the king's portrait has short beard, wt. 237 grs., well 
 c*C^r * preserved and very rare 1 
 
 
 587 Tetradrachm, same type as the last coin, and same portrait of king with 
 jihort beard, 
 
 ^yy ^hort beard, wt. 234 grs., well preserved and very rare 
 
 J> 
 
 ANTIOCHUS X, EUSEBES. 
 B.C. 94-93. 
 
 588 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus X to right, diademed, whisker j fillet/^^^f,^ 
 border; rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY EY2EBOY2 lA.Onk-^ng+~& 
 
 JT* a TOP02, Zeus seated to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; on leJL^g^- j ^ ; 
 
 ^^^*W'traces of monogram ; all in wreath, wt. 238 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. C 
 
 s** xxvi, 1), in fair condition, extremely rare, . y ,^ . y 1 
 
 ANTIOCHUS XI, PHILADELPHIA. 
 b.c. 92. 
 
 589 Tetradrachm, Head of Antiochus XI to right, diademed ; fillet border ; 
 rev. BA2IAEOS ANTIOXOY Eni$ANOY2, Zeus seated to left 
 holding Nike and sceptre ; before him on left, EP (mon.) and A ; and 
 
 frf^jthf under seat, AI (mon.); all within wreath, wt. 252 grs. (comp. B.M. Cat. 
 a pi. xxvi, 3), very fine and very rare [PL VI] T^k^y-^y^^*^ 
 
 590 Tetradrachm, same type and same monogram^c. on ftv. as the 
 ceding coin, wt. 251 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 
 589 r l 
 
 x/'K 
 
 fltaih 
 
 7
 
 PHILIPPUS. 77 
 
 PHILIPPUS, PHILADELPHUS. 
 b.c. 92-83. 
 
 591 Tetradrachm, Head of Philip to right, diademed; fillet border ; rev. 
 BA2IAE22 4>IAIIIIIOY EIII<I>ANOY2 3>IAAAEA$OY, Zeus seated 
 
 '/CC^ to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; on left NA j under seat AI (mon.) ; 
 <^ /hJ^- m wrea th, wt. 247 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvi, 9), very fine and rare 
 ^^/[Vl. VI] 1 
 
 592 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin ; but of different work ; 
 '/*/? before Zeus, I, wt. 233 grs., well preserved 1 
 
 TIGEANES OF ARMENIA. 
 B.c. 83-69. 
 
 593 Tetradrachm, Bust of Tigranes to right draped and wearing Armenian > f&jL 
 tiara, ornamented with star between two eagles; fillet border; '$^s<^\7 > 3r 
 
 y t /4 t rev. BA2IAE122 TirPANOY, Antioch wearing mural crown, seated -^ay? JTf. & 
 
 to right ; holding palm ; at her feet swims the river Orontes ; before-^**^ -fCsf 1 / 
 j/^Zrf** *y her K2 (mon.), and under her seat XP (mon.); all in wreath, wt. ^^ 2-/0-< 
 // 255 grs. IB. M. Cat. pi. xxvn, 6), fine and very rare [PI. VI] V^S*' * *?** 
 *** From the Northwick collection. p 
 
 The following are chiefly Drachms. 
 
 594 Seleucus I, Drachm, Head of Zeus to right, laureate ; rev. BA2IAEOS 
 2EAEYKOY, Pallas in quadriga of elephants, wt. 64 grs. ; another, 
 Head of horse ; rev. same legend, Anchor, wt. 61 grs. ; Hemidrachm, 
 
 %&*Jy Head of Seleucus in helmet of skin ; rev. BASlAEfiS 2EAEYKOY, 
 y /? (/ Nike crowning trophy, wt. 32 grs. ; Obol, Tripod ; rev. Bow and 
 /lj%&r/ quiver, wt. 10 grs., the last three pieces fine and extremely rare 4 
 
 595 Antiochus III, Drachms; rev. BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY, Elephant 
 j/ /6 (2 var.) ; others of Antiochus IV ; rev. Apollo seated on omphalos, 
 
 cz*^ <** ' holding arrow and bow (2 var.); Demetrius I; rev. BASIAE02 
 
 /? AHMHTPIOY 2OTHP02, Cornucopiae (4 var.), with dates NP 
 
 \^/42g/s*i. , (=159), EP (=160), AEP (=161), and various monograms;; another; 
 
 rev. Apollo seated on omphalos, average wt. 62 grs., all fine 9 
 
 596 Alexander I, Drachms (3) ; rev: BA2LAEQ2 AAEEANAPOY 0EOIIA- 
 TOP02 EYEPrETOY, Apollo seated, usual type ; in exergue, A, 
 HPK(mon.) (Heracleia), average wt. 62 grs.; Hemidrachm, Rude head 
 of king ; rev. BASlAEfiS AAEEANAPOY, Apollo standing, holding 
 arrow and bow, wt. 27 grs., very rare. Antiochus VI, Drachms (3), 
 rev. Apollo seated ; dates HEP (=168), 0EP (=169), and OP 
 (=170) ; another, rev. Helmet, average wt. 60 grs., mostly fine 8
 
 78 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 597 Antiochus VI, Drachms (3), as in last lot, with rev. types, Apollo 
 seated (2 var.); and Helmet; others of Antiochus VII ; rev. BA2I- 
 
 /, AE02 ANTIOXOY EYEPrETOY, Nike to left (2 var.), very rare ; and 
 ^ '/ of Antiochus IX; rev. BA2IAE02 ANTIOXOY $IAOLTATOP02, 
 
 ^(7 O Tyche holding rudder and cornucopiae ; in field on left, MATE, 
 Jr extremely rare, average wt. 61 grs., mostly fine 6 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 598 Seleucus I ; rev. types, Pallas Promachos (2 var.) ; Nike standing ; 
 Horse's head ; Tripod ; and Butting bull, sizes 5-4. Antiochus I ; 
 
 J - rev. types, Elephant (2 var.) ; Pallas Promachos ; Apollo seated 
 
 (3 var.) ; Tripod, sizes 4-3 ; another, Head of king ; rev. Tripod, 
 
 < e ~9ize 5, all very fine 15 
 
 #. 
 
 599 Seleucus II ; rev. types, Apollo seated or standing (3 var.), size 4. 
 Antiochus III ; rev. types, Horse feeding ; and Elephant, size 6 ; 
 
 2 g Nike, size 4. Seleucus IV; rev. Galley (2 var.), sizes 5-4; and 
 Apollo standing, size 5. Antiochus IV ; rev. types, Zeus standing ; 
 ,/<^- ^^^/Cybele seated ; Eagle to right or left, size 4. Demetrius I ; rev. 
 types, Elephant's head ; and Bow and torch, size 3, mostly very fine 18 
 
 600 Achaeus, Head of Apollo ; rev. BA2IAEQ2 AXAIOY, Eagle, size 2, very 
 
 rare. Alexander I ; rev. types, Apollo with arrow and bow ; 
 ^ Nike; Pallas; Tripod (2 var.), sizes 4-2. Demetrius II; rev. 
 
 <y>/%/ types, Apollo seated (2 var.), sizes 6-5; Forepart of galley (2 var.), 
 
 size 4| ; Tripod, size 4. Antiochus VI ; rev. types, Elephant 
 
 16 
 
 A size 4 J ; Inpod, size 4. Antiochus VI; rev. types, 
 
 s/?/*&$*t^> (3 var.), size 5 ; Amphora, size 5 ; Panther, size 4, all fine 
 
 601 Antiochus VI ; rev. types, Elephant (2 var.), size 5 ; Amphora, size 4 ; 
 y, / Apollo standing, size 4. Tryphon; rev. Helmet (3 var.), size 3. 
 
 C7CZS'" Antiochus VII ; rev. Helmet (5 var.), size 3 ; and Trident, size 5, 
 ^'^c^/fdlfine 13 
 
 602 Tryphon; rev. type, Helmet (2 var.), size 3. Antiochus VII ; rev. 
 types, Helmet (2 var.), size 4 ; Club (2 var.), size 3. Alexander II ; 
 rev. types, Cornucopiae ; Apollo standing, size 4. Cleopatra and 
 
 K /f^ Antiochus VIII; rev. types, Owl (4 var.), dated P<I (=190), and 
 
 y^^^e^^^ (=191) ; and Helmet, all size 4. Antiochus IX; rev. types, 
 
 Zeus seated ; Fulmen, size 4, all fine 17 
 
 Antiochus IV ; rev. Eagle, BA2IAEQ2 ANTIOXOY 0EOY EHI^AN- 
 
 OY2 (7 var.), sizes 12-5, from the Northwick collection. Demetrius II ; 
 rev. Tripod, size 7, all very fine and rare 9
 
 I 
 
 COMMAGENE, ETC. 79 
 
 COMMAGENE, CYRRHESTICA, &c. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 604 Commagene, Regal Series, Antiochus IV, A.D. 38-72, Head of Anti- 
 ochus diademed, to right ; rev. KOMMATONON, Scorpion ; all 
 in wreath, size 7 (3 var.) ; another, Head of king ; rev. Capricorn in 
 
 y ' , wreath, size 5. Iotape, Bust of Queen ; rev. Capricorn in wreath, 
 
 size 6. Epiphanes and Callinicus, Two horsemen ; rev. Capricorn 
 
 in wreath, size 4. Lacanatis (Ciliciae), Head of Antiochus IV, as 
 
 hove, rev. AAKANATON, Scorpion ; all in wreath, size 7, mostly 
 
 well preserved, all rare 7 
 
 605 Samosata, Imperial, Philip I ; rev. Seated figure holding eagle, size 10. 
 Zeugma, Antoninus Pius, Bust of Emperor to left ; rev. Z6Yr- 
 MAT60N, Temple on hill, size 6 ; another, similar, hut bust of Em- 
 peror to right, size 4; another, similar type, of Philip II. Beroea (Cyr- 
 rhesticae), Antoninus Pius ; rev. B6P0IAIIUN B in wreath, size 5 
 
 /?/? ^Cyrrhus, Trajan ; rev. KYPPHCTtUN in wreath (2 var.), sizes 6-4. 
 
 S^ 3 *^"^ Hieropolis, Antiochus VI ; rev. Zeus standing, I6POIIOAITON, 
 size 4, rare. Gabala (Syriae), Caracalla ; rev. TABAAefiN, Pallas 
 holding Nike above altar, size 7. Laodiceia, Head of Antio- 
 chus VI (?) ; rev. Artemis, size 6. Seleucta, Head of Zeus ; rev. 
 SeAGYKeON, Winged thunderbolt, size 6 ; Head of Antiochus VI ; 
 rev. Fulmen, &c, size 5, mostly fine, some scarce .12 
 
 SELEUCIS AND PIERIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 606 Antiochia ad Orontem, Tetradrachm, Augustus, Head of Augustus ^ y 
 to right, laureate; rev. ETOY2 HK (=28) NIKH2, City seated ^^2^^*^ 
 to right, holding palm ; at her feet the river god Orontes swim- *""* ,/ 
 
 (&* ming; before her, TAX and YIIA (mons.), and date IB. (=12), 
 7 wt. 236 grs. ; another, similar, but on rev. date, ETOY2 K (=29), S? 
 
 'iv/k^ and before Antioch, YIIA. (mon.), and date ir (=12), wt. 228 grs., ^^^ 
 the first fine, the second well preserved, both scarce 2 
 
 607 Antiochia ad Orontem, Tetradrachm, Augustus, same type as last lot ; 
 but on rev. date ETOY2 A (=30) NIKH2, and before Antioch, TAX 
 and YIIA. (mons.), and date ir (=12), wt. 230 grs., well preserved ; 
 
 jf another, Vespasian, Head of Emperor, laureate ; rev. 6TOY2 N60Y ^ 
 
 ' I6P0Y B., Eagle with wreath in its beak standing on club ; before * - * rWi **%* 
 
 % 
 
 /fllJ yr it, palm, wt. 234 grs., very fine, both scarce 2
 
 80 SELEUCIS, ETC. 
 
 608 Antiochia ad Orontem, Tetradrachm, Nerva, Head of Emperor ; rw. <ti ^^ ^g,. 
 ETOY5 NEOY IEPOY B., Eagle standing to right ; before it, palm, 
 
 ^ wt. 227 grs.,. in fair condition; another, Sept. Severus, same type, 
 ^t^> s? but Eagle standing front, wreath in beak, AHMAPX. 6H YIIATOCf^'<^ 
 s/%&a*isyq T, wt. 200 grs., very fine; and others (2), of Caracalla, similar 'S^iw.^r**. 
 type, with Head of Emperor, and Eagle to right or left, fine Ji/<^ ^J^^f 
 
 609 Seleucia, Tetradrachm, Head of Tyche to right, turreted ; fillet bor- 
 
 der; rev. 2EAEYKEQN TH2 IEPA2 KAI AYTONOMOY, Fulmen 
 
 on throne; below, date ZI (=27) and, M. wt. 229 grs^fine and a s? I 
 
 very rare date-^&ere*^--^ ~&1 2'J**' ! *i&2^J.jf%T' **?5M 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 610 Antiochia ad Orontem, Head of Antiochus VI ; rev. Zeus standing, 
 size 4 ; others, Head of City ; rev. types, Ram (3 var.), Altar (2 var.), 
 
 yf 4~^ size 3| ; Imperial, Vespasian ; rev. Head of city, size 5. Philip I ; 
 
 rev. ANTlOXefiN MHTPO. KOAQN., Bust of City; above, ram 
 
 Cfce^L+JP var.), size 8. Philip Jun. ; rev. Eagle, size 7, all fine 11 
 
 PHOENICIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 611 Aradus, Stater, B.C. 370-350, Head of Melkarth to right, laureate; ^47 
 ^ ^> rev. Galley with rowers on waves ; above in Phoenician letters, ^-"~ 
 
 ''szffniMk Arad. 
 
 [PL VI] 
 
 612 Aradus, Tetradfachm, B.C. 13646f Bust of the Tyche of Aradus toy 
 right, veiled and turreted ; rev. APAAION, Nike standing to left, fjjft 
 
 holding aplustre and palm-branch; before her, date AAP (=131) 
 
 ^t/^/a^J^ an( ^ ^ i a ^ * n laurel-wreath (comp. Hist. Num. p. 667) ; another, 
 same, but on rev. before Nike, date TAP (=133), Phoenician letter 
 and C, both well preserved 2 
 
 %* The average weight of this and the following similar pieces is 
 230 grs. 
 
 613 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same as the preceding lot; but on rev. before 
 Nike, (1) date AAP (=134), 9 and C. ; (2) date BMP (=142), 
 
 r 'jfA^/7 Phoenician letter and AN, the first well preserved, the second in good 
 ^^^^condition 2 
 
 6 14^-, Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 -?/ ^h^(l) date BHP (=162), Phoenician letter and N ; (2) date AHP 
 j /< & 4 (=164) <I and C, the first well preserved, the second fine 2 
 
 615 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612 ; but on rev. before Nike, 
 / (1) date HEP (=168) A and AC. ; (2) date TOP (=173), Phoeni- 
 cian letter and MS, both somewhat oxydised, but well preserved 2 
 
 T e$6 
 
 tfe*.
 
 ARADUS. 81 
 
 616 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 
 ^&S' Sf (1) date BIIP (=182) A and MS; (2) date AIIP (=184) <T and 
 
 ^^^C^MS, both fine 2 
 
 617 ' Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 
 - </& (1) date enP (=185) A and MS ; (2) date nP (=189), Phoenician 
 
 /p^&*<> letter and MS, both well preserved 2 
 
 618 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 (1) date B5P (=192) 3 and MS ; (2) date T5P (=193) A and MS, 
 h,oth well preserved 2 
 
 619 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 ^ 3 #^Q) date <i 9p (= 19 6), Phoenician letter and AN; (2) date ZIP 
 
 G '^ y ^ / fy7 ' /L (=197), Phoenician letter and AN, both fine 2 
 
 620 Aradus, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 ^y.^ 0) date Z<IP(=197), Phoenician letter and 6C; (2) date HSP 
 
 198) A and AS, the first fine, the second well preserved 2 
 
 fADUS, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 612, but on rev. before Nike, 
 
 (1) date 1P (=199), Phoenician letter and ES, well preserved ; 
 
 Drachm, Bee, N and NP (?) mon. at sides of head ; rev. APAAIQN, 
 
 /^^v Stag standing near tree, wt. 63 grs., both fine, the last rare 2 
 
 622 Byblus, Tetradrachm, B.C. 400-315, Galley with three armed men ; *&****. -<^- ^ 
 
 elow, hippocamp ; rev. Lion devouring bull, Phoenician legend, "^ 
 
 ~ Elpaal Melek GebaL wt. 200 qrs., in fair condition, very rarely \**~ \?*0,~~ "**"*- 
 
 623 Sidon, temp. Artaxerxes III, Double Stater, B.C. 359-338, Galley with 
 j ^ ^ rowers on waves ; above I ; rev. King in quadriga with charioteer ; 
 
 #?' *** 4/ behind walks attendant with sceptre and flask, wt. 399 grs. (comp. 
 Hist. Num. p. 672), in fair condition, very rare 1 
 
 624 Sidon, temp. Artaxerxes III, Double Stater, similar to previous lot, 
 but on obv. above galley, III ; and on rev. above quadriga, 90 (ini- 
 
 & tials of the name of Straton), id. 397 grs. (Hist. Num. p. 672), in 
 fair condition, very rare 1 
 
 625 /TSidon, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 100, Head of City to right, veiled and ^>?^y s/j<A,/ycJ ; 
 j&sy turreted ; rev. SIAQNK2N, Eagle with palm-branch standing to left ^^^ &*& o^S: 
 
 -^V/ " on beak of vessel ; before it, date LE (= year 5), and PA (mon.), t#w#*. ^s^^.Vi 
 j&*Jy wt. 216 grs., fine and very rare [PI. VI] t^ay^^jg. - v^^^ d ^ 
 626^Tripolis, Tetradrachm, circa B.C. 156, Busts of the Dioskuri to fight, ' 
 laureate and draped; above the bead of each, star; fillet border ; 
 rev. TPHIOAITON THS IEPAS KAI AYTONOMOY, Tyche tur- 
 /f- & reted, standing to left, holding rudder and cornucopiae ; before 
 ^jhf /? ^s ner > AI (mon.), and in exergue, date AS (= 201) ; all within laurel- 
 //* / r*^*'^ y ^ wreath, wt. 226 grs. (Babelon, Les Perses Achiminides, pi. xxxin, 21), 
 well preserved and of the highest rarity 1 
 
 fayr-. S&T- ^^.^^ **^VW^ y*^^^
 
 82 PHOENICIA. 
 
 627 Tyre, Stater, B.C. 405-309, Melkarth holding bow, riding on sea-horse 
 
 to right ; beneath, waves and dolphin ; rev. Owl to right, head 
 
 <? y facing, holding Egyptian sceptre and flail, lot. 203 grs. (Babelon, 
 
 pi. xxxv, 11), fine and rare ^/^p-m^ cc, &/3~y%sy // %^ 1 
 
 y 628 Tyre, Didrachm, B.C. 312-275, same type as the preceding coin, but on 
 
 <^s& /%/ rev- before owl, date 11^ O (= 32) ; and on both sides, crenelated 
 
 C ^ s/rs /? border, wt. 134 grs. {Babelon, pi. xxxv, 18), very fine and rare ^^^L^ 
 
 <0r* <****/ ^ vi] *&.*Jj4./r /&*/ i 
 
 629 Tyre, Tetradrachm, B.C. 126 a.d. 57,'Headof Herakles to right, 
 
 laureate, and with lion's skin on shoulders; rev. TYPOY IEPA2 
 
 / KAI A2YAOY, Eagle to left with palm-branch standing on beak 
 
 /? of vessel ; before it, club and date L B (= 2) ; behind, TOP 
 
 y-^^^^/ (mon.) (Hist. Num. p. 675), fine ; another, same type ; but on rev. 
 
 before eagle, date L T (= 3), and between legs ZB (mon.), well 
 
 preserved 2 
 
 *#* The average weight of these and the following Tetradrachms is 
 
 220 grs. 
 
 y 630 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as the preceding lot ; but on rev., (1) 
 
 j^yi ^ before Eagle, date L A (= 4) ; between legs MY (mon.) ; (2) 
 
 ^^^/I>efore Eagle, date AI (= 14); behind ZB (mon.), the first well 
 
 preserved, the second fine ' 2 
 
 631 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., (1) before 
 ^A y ss Eagle, date L A (= 4) ; between legs ZB (mon.) ; (2) before 
 
 ^L Eagle, date I (= 19); behind it, HPA (mon.), the first well pre- 
 
 served, the second fine 2 
 
 632 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., (1) before 
 
 j& 
 
 ^ Eagle, date LK(= 20) ; behind it, ZB (mon.) ; (2) before Eagle, 
 date AK (= 21); behind it, HPA (mon.); between legs, Phceni- 
 
 P^^ 
 
 J?S- 
 
 cian letter, the first fine, the second very fine 2 
 
 633 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., (1) before 
 y Eagle, date AK (== 24) ; behind it, MY (mon.) ; (2) before Eagle, 
 ^ date TH (= 63) ; behind it, 3>A (mon.) ; between legs, Phoenician 
 
 r*^.^M*Ietter, &o/A very fine 2 
 
 634 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., (1) before Eagle, 
 v^/ * date 0N (= 59) ; behind it, $A (mon.) ; and between legs, Phceni- 
 
 c^^L /? cian letter ; (2) before Eagle, date TH (= 63) ; behind it, <A (mon.) 
 (A? ** f< and Phoenician letter between legs, both in fair condition 2 
 
 63o Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., (1) before 
 
 / Eagle, date EH (= 65) ; behind it, AY (mon.) ; between legs, 
 
 _*/. /f Phoenician letter ; (2) before Eagle, date OB (= 72) ; behind it, Z; 
 
 sZJ-^ rf between legs, Phoenician letter 9, the first very fine, the second well 
 
 //"*&0***>premve& 2
 
 TYKE. 83 
 
 636 Tyre, Tetradrachms, same type as lot 629; but on rev., (1) before 
 
 / Eagle, date Or (= 73) ; behind, 3>A (mon.) ; between legs, Phceni- 
 
 ~'LJst/& cian letter; (2) before Eagle, date IIA (== 81); behind it, BY 
 
 -j s7 (mon.) ; between legs, Phoenician letter, the first fine, the second very 
 
 </*r- fine 2 
 
 J? 4 
 
 637 Tyre, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 629 ; but on rev., date PIA 
 
 (= 114) ; behind KP and ZII (1) (mon.); between legs, Phoenician 
 
 4* letter, fine; Didrachms (2), same type; but on rev.;(\) date AK(= 21), 
 
 -^ and APK (mon.); (2) date AK (= 24), and MY (mon.), wt. 102 
 
 S'' ' and 107 grs., well preserved, the Didrachms are rare 3 
 
 /JP/ 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 /&> 
 
 ^V*.<^ *vp 
 
 638 Berytus, Imperial, Caracalla; rev. types, COL. IVL. AVG. PEL. BEE., 
 Temple of Astarte with her statue (2 var.), sizes 8-6 ; Neptune 
 raising kneeling woman, size 7 ; Two birds, COL. BEE. in wreath, 
 
 & size 4 ; Macrinus ; rev. Temple of Astarte, &c. as before, size 8. 
 Byblus, Caracalla ; rev. I6PAC. BYBAOY, Temple with figure of 
 Astarte, size 6 ; Diadumenian, same type, size 6, rare and fine. 
 SiDON ; rev. types, Europa on bull ; Nike standing ; Nike seated on 
 prow, size 5. Imperial, Hadrian ; rev. Europa on the bull, 3IAQNOC. 
 EAC, size 6 ; Caracalla ; rev. same, but reading SID. CO. METE, 
 size 7, all fine 12 
 
 639 Tripolis, Imperial, Julia Domna ; rev. TPinOAITfiN. ZK$ (= 527), 
 
 Temple of Astarte, size 7 ; Caracalla, rev. same type (2 var.), size 7 ; 
 
 j Macrinus, same type, size 8 ; Diadumenian ; rev. TPIIIOAITON 
 
 ^--? y K< (= 529), The Dioscuri standing, each holding bunch of grapes, 
 
 <^L <r- ' size 6. Tyre, Elagabalus ; rev. TVBIOEVM, Astarte facing, her 
 
 c^, j^y hand on trophy; on right, Nike on column, size 8; Severus Alex- 
 
 y*"'* ander ; rev. COL. T VRO. MET., Male figure standing holding Nike, 
 
 size 9, mostly fine and scarce 7 
 
 JUDAEA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 640 Simon Maccabaetjs, b,c. 143-135, Shekel, Shekel Israel, Cup or chalice; 
 
 above, date ^^/y (== year 2) ; rev. Jerusalem Kedoshah, Branch 
 
 % ySj^vriih. three buds, wt. 208 grs. (Madden, p. 68); well preserved and 
 
 rare 1 
 
 Q 3
 
 84 JUDAEA. 
 
 J* 
 
 641 Simon Maccabaeus, b.c. 143-135, Shekel, same type as the preceding 
 lot; but above cup on obv., date "]\/y (year 3), wt. 219 grs. 
 
 ' /jh {Madden, p. 68), very fine and rare 1 
 
 642 Simon <Maccabaeus, b.c. 143-135, Shekel, same type as lot 640; but 
 ^O*. jT^ above cup on obv., date 4 \ft (= year 4), wt. 208 grs. {Madden, 
 
 <s*- ^ P-J*)i fi ne an d rare 1 
 
 J?^ 
 
 Simon Maccabaeus, b.c. 143-135, Half Shekel, same type as lot 640; . 
 x ^ J^ reading on obv. Chatzi ha-Shekel {i.e. Half Shekel) ; above cup yj*s> 
 y^iS'/owi obv., date ^\f^ {= year 2), wt. 109 grs. {Madden, p. 68), well 
 4J?0sj,s*+~J? reserve d and rare 1 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 644 Simon Maccabeus, b.c. 143-135, Cup or chalice, " The Redemption of 
 Zion ; " rev. Shenath Arba {= in the fourth year), Bundle of 
 branches between two ethrogs, size 4 {Madden, p. 72, 3). Herod 
 Agrippa I, Umbrella, BASlAEfiS ArPIII ; rev. Three ears of corn 
 between date L. Cy {== year 6), size 3 {ib. p. 131, 1). Annius 
 
 - y , Eufus, Procurator, A.D. 12-15, Ear of corn, KAICAPOC ; rev. 
 
 ?< & Palm-tree, and date L. A (year 39), size 4 {ib. p. 175, 3) ; another, 
 "" *,, ysame, but date L. MA. (year 41), size 3. Nero, Palm, L. G. KAI- 
 
 '&*"**&*& CAPOC ; rev. NSPtUNOC in wreath, size 3 {ib. p. 185, 4). Simon 
 Barcochab, A.D. 132-135, Palm-tree dividing legend, Simon ; rev. 
 Vine-leaf, "The Deliverance of Israel," size 7 {ib. p. 240, 21). 
 Titus, Head of Emperor; rev. Trophy, size 5 {ib. p. 217, 2). Gaza, 
 Nero {%); rev. Fortuna and City (?) grasping hands, TAZeitUN, 
 size 5. Edessa (Mesopotamia), Imperial, Gordian III ; rev. King 
 Abgarus presenting Nike to Emperor seated, size 10, all rare and an 
 interesting series 9 
 
 PARTHIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 645 Phraates IV, B.C. 37, 2, Tetradrachm, Head of king; rev. King ,, 
 
 receiving palm from Tyche, BA2IAEQ2 BASIAEfiN, &c. ; anotherjj^/^.^ 
 of Vologeses IV, AD. 147-190, similar type; and Drachms of </ 
 
 Tiridates, Mithradates I (4 var.), Orodes I, and Vonones I ; and 
 others (2) of Satraps of Persis under the Parthians, mostly fine 11
 
 **> 
 
 XERXES. 85 
 
 PEESIA. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 646 Xerxes, B.C. 485-465, Daric, King clad in long robe, kneeling to right e%v 6fL &2 
 ^ on one knee and holding spear and bow; rev. Irregular incuse, **&*S $ %^-t 
 ^^ wt. 127 grs. (comp. JBabelon, pi. I, 16), very fine and rare 1 c j^y^r & *r< 
 
 647 Artaxerxes I, B.C. 465-425, Daric, similar type to the preceding coin, ^^"^ * 
 
 *. /,/,*- but on tne rev - tne incuse is oblong and less irregular, wt. 127 grs., 
 (comp. Babelon, pi. I, 22), fine and rare 1 
 
 648 Artaxerxes I, B.C. 465-425, Daric, same type as the last coin, but the 
 incuse on the rev. is oblong and still less irregular, wt. 127 grs., fine 
 and rare 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 V^*v**-*^- 
 
 649 Darius I, &c. Sigloi (2), King kneeling to right on one knee, holding 
 T^^y </^^ spear and bow ; rev. Eough incuse square ; others (4), similar, with 
 
 ^f oblong incuse, average wt. 83 grs., fine 6 
 
 BACTRIA. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 650 Diodotus, circa B.C. 250, Stater, Head of king to right, diademed f&trvAs**^/ 
 V^ y t rev. BA2IAES22 AIOAOTOY, Zeus striding to left, hurling thunder- ^^" 
 
 s\ bolt; aegis on left arm ; before him, eagle and wreath, wt. 128 grs. ^ 
 
 (^Tfst^y (B. M. Cat. pi. I, 4), well preserved, slight cut on head, very rare 1 
 
 65 r Kadphises II, circa a.d. 40, Stater, BACIAEYCOOH MOKAASICHC, H^-*^,^*- 
 
 ^^ Half-length figure of the king to left, holding club ; rev. Pehlevy ^-*a* &Z 
 
 <j^T */' <? legend, Siva standing to left, holding trident &c, in right hand \^s*-~^. t^L& 
 
 , lf7' fc jfr ' an d gourd and tiger's skin in left ; before and behind, monograms, ^^^ 3i,J^Jl 
 
 /r wt. 121 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. XXV, 9), fine and rare 1 ^^^ f ?a 
 
 652 Kanerkes, circa A.D. 90-120, Stater, PAONANO PAOKA NhPKIKO- 
 
 PANO, King standing to left, holding goad over altar ; in left hand, / s ^ 
 
 ? /if spear; rev. NANA, Nanaia standing to right, holding sceptre and ^atiA** rJs&n 
 patera ; before her, symbol, wt. 123 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. xxvi, \J^ "2^ 
 
 11), well preserved and scarce 1 * , 
 
 653 Kanerkes, circa a.d. 90-120, Stater, same obv. type as the preceding 
 
 , .. coin ; but on rev. OKPO, Siva standing to left, with four arms, 
 
 *'*/ holding vase, thunderbolt, trident and goat; on left, symbol, 
 
 /j/# /tfny/wt- 123 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvi, 13), well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 <#^ 6* ' 
 
 J*
 
 86 BACTKIA. 
 
 654 Kushan King, circa a.d. 200, Stater, King standing towards left, 
 sceptre in left hand ; on left, trident and altar ; blundered legend ; 
 "0 ( s^^rev. OKPO, Siva standing, facing in front of bull, trident in left 
 hand, wt. 120 grs. (comp. B. M. Cat. pi. XXIX, 12), fine and scarce, a 
 ^^a ^/t^xJ ) ^ un ^ ere ^ imitation of Kanishka's coinage 1 
 
 
 Silver. 
 
 655 Euthydemus I, circa B.C. 220, Tetradrachm, Head of king to right, *w^a^/ 
 /s> j diademed; rev. BA2IAEQ2 EY0YAHMOY, Herakles seated to^^Jf ^ 
 ,, left on rock j in right hand, club which rests on rock, wt. 251 grs. # ^ j'TCfe 
 
 -*//"- { c 0mp . b. m. cat. m i, id, ife-up m- % / ^_ \4L6tu . 
 
 y 656 Euthydemus I, circa B.C. 220, Tefradrachm, similar to the preceding ; 
 
 ^?^*%f\ - but w ^h different portrait on obv., and on rev. PK (mon.) behind ^5^" 
 
 ^^ -^rtrrL^rir, wt. 254 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. n, 4), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 x>m Euthydemus II, circa B.C. 185, Tetradrachm,' Bust of king to right, 
 y diademed and draped; rev. BA2IAEQ2 EY0YAHMOY, Herakles yy 
 
 ^^c^tfT* facing, ivy-crowned, holding wreath in right hand and club and / ^~" 
 
 ^^^.^^^Jlion's skin in left ; to left, PK (mon.), wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. m, V--^^> 
 AT Z), fine and very rare [PL VI] ^^^^^^T^^A 
 
 658 Eucratides, circa B.C. 181-147, Tetradrachm, Bust of king to right, dia- (Z 
 
 demed and draped ; fillet border ; rev. BA2IAEOS EYKPATIAOY, *& ^^> 
 y Apollo wearing chlamys, standing to left, holding arrow and bow;u^<^ff- c ji5^^ - ^ 
 
 ^C^y "-""' before him, HA (mon.), wt. 256 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. V, 4), very fine 
 ^t^WV^md very rare [PI. VI] v2^ *4*~4 & /&-/&*/ 1 
 
 659 Eucratides, circa b.c. 181-147, Tetradrachm, Bust of king to right, 
 
 / . diademed and wearing crested helmet, ornamented with ear and \ 
 
 <?&/&' /0^ horn of bull, drapery over shoulders ; rev. BA^IAEOS MErAAOY ^y<f 6-X6 
 ^^^^^EYKPATIAOY, The Dioscuri charging to right, holding spears and^*^ 7 ^^" 1 
 (/(J palms ; under horses, HAC f mon.), wt. 259 grs. (var. B< M. Cat. pi. v, *^^^ \ 
 7), very fine and very rare *&***' tC/S ^ cC/tf- Z/tzetcJ-*^ \ ' y 
 
 660 Heliocles, circa b.c. 150, Tetradrachm, Bust of king to right, dia- 
 / demed and draped ; fillet border ; rev. BASIAEOS HAIOKAEOY2 
 
 /\,ff. /r^AIKAIOY, Zeus laureate, facing, holding winged thunderbolt and W/frt. <#/Vy4 
 O? /? sceptre ; on left, HKP (mon.), wt. 261 grs. (B. M. Cat.pl. VII, 1), very ' 
 
 /' fine and very rare -&ay / ", <j&<2~'/44&J-*i/ '?%^,^*&^0&n4/'$&4 
 
 661 Antialcidas, circa B.C. 135, Drachms, Bust of king helmeted ; rev. Zeus 
 
 seated (3 var.) ; others (2), similar, but bust not helmeted. Lysias, 
 
 / circa B.C. 147, Drachm, Bust of king wearing elephant's scalp; rev. 
 
 j J Herakles crowning himself, rare. Apollodotus, circa B.C. 110, 
 
 ' /Drachms (4), Elephant; rev. Indian bull; all with different mono- 
 
 jfieaiZ^ grams on obv. ; another, Head of king diademed; rev. Pallas 
 
 / Promachos, all fine and scarce 12
 
 MENANDER, ETC. 87 
 
 662 Menander, circa B.C. 110, Drachms (2), Bust of king in helmet; rev. 
 Pallas Promachos ; others (2) similar, but with bust of king not 
 helmeted, and spear in right hand. Antimachus II, Drachm, Nike ; 
 rev. Horseman. Hermaeus, Drachms (2), Bust of king ; rev. City 
 seated. Azes, circa B.C. 40, Drachms (2), Horseman ; rev. Pallas 
 Promachos or Herakles crowning himself. Azilises, circa B.C. 20, 
 Drachms (2), Horseman ; rev. Nike ; and another of VONONES, 
 Horseman; rev. Zeus, mostly fine 12 
 
 663 Hippostratus, circa B.C. 70, Tetradrachm, BA2IAEI22 20THP02^ k ^e^2?..r-_ > , 
 IIIII02TPATOY, Bust of king to right, diademed and draped ; rev. 
 Horseman, Pehlevi legend, wt. 150 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xiv, 4). Her- 
 maeus, Tetradrachm, BA2IAE02 20THP02 EPMAIOY, Bust of 
 king diademed and draped ; rev. Zeus seated, Pehlevi legend, wt. < ~^^/ zfXjQ f 
 
 143 grs. Azes, circa B.C. 40, Tetradrachm,, BA2IAED2 BASlAEfiN-^*^ *?J/&& 
 MErAAOY AZOY, Horseman with spear, rev. Zeus, wt. 151 grs.; pZ^tg/s-^*^ 
 another similar, but rev. type Nike, wt. 133 grs. ; and Azilises,-^^^-^ at ^[ = 
 circa B.C. 20, Tetradrachm, BA2IAEQ2 BA2IAEQN MErAAOY 
 AZIAI20Y, Horseman with spear ; rev. Nike, Pehlevi legend, v~**re/&f <* 
 115 grs., mostly fine and scarce 5 " 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 664 Pantal'eon, Female figure ; rev. Panther, size 4. AGATHOCLES, others 
 (2), same type. Eucratides, Head of king ; rev. Dioscuri 
 on horseback (4 var.), sizes 5-2 ; others (2), Head of Elephant ; rev. 
 
 a?, . Club, size 3. Antialcidas, Head of Herakles ; rev. Caps of Dios- 
 curi and palm-branches (3 var.), size 4. Diomedes, Dioscuri standing; 
 /rf^ ^f rev. Humped bull, size 4. Apollodotus, Apollo with arrow and 
 f^ bow ; rev. Tripod (4 var.), sizes 5-4, all square coins, mostly fine, some 
 rare 17 
 
 665 Apollodotus, Apollo ; rev. Tripod, size 7. Menander, Head of king; 
 rev. Nike, size 3 ; Head of elephant ; rev. Club, size 2, both square. 
 Philoxenus, Tyche ; rev. Humped bull, size 5. Hermaeus, Head 
 of king ; rev. types, Zeus seated ; Herakles standing, size 6. Maues, 
 Head of elephant; rev. Caduceus, size 7. Spalirises, King on 
 horseback ; rev. Herakles naked, seated on rock (2 var.), size 5, square; 
 Panther ; rev. Humped bull, size 7. Gondophares, Bust of king ; 
 rev. Nike (2 var.), sizes 5-4, some fine and rare 13 
 
 666 "Basileus Soter Megas," Kadphises, Kanerkes, &c, various types, 
 v ^" mostly well preserved 21
 
 88 KINGS OF EGYPT. 
 
 SIXTH DAY'S SALE. 
 
 AFKICA. 
 
 KINGS OF EGYPT. 
 
 ALEXANDER IV, AEGUS, B.C. 323-311. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 LOT 
 
 667 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander to right, wearing elephant's skin, 
 r yj ^^ aegis around neck ; rev. AAEHANAPOY, Zeus seated to left, holding 
 <y, /& eagle and sceptre; before, fulmen rounder seat, monogram, wt. 265 
 
 grs., well preserved and very rare<^&&**/^*^*i^ /^ei*< ?***'a*4 1 
 
 668 Tetradrachm, Head of Alexander to right, wearing elephant's skin ; 
 aegis round neck ; rev. AAEHANAPOY, Pallas Promachos to right, 
 
 yf <2 spear in right hand, shield in left ; before her, eagle on fulmen ; in 
 
 jl field on either side, monogram (as B. M. Cat. pi. I, 8), wt. 238 grs., , 
 {^l/A^Y fine and scarce^&y& <&cjy /tf^/, ^f 4. &,^**~ ^^y^f^ *v ^ '*~^ 
 / V From the Northwick collection. C&'tf**vV&tT>^ **S.a>6yA 
 
 669 Tetradrachm, same type and same monograms astnepreceaing coin, 
 / sf ^/ but the face on the obv. is countermarked with a star, wt. 241 grs., 
 
 ^/Crt'd very fine and scarce [PI. VII] 1 
 
 670 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 668, but countermark on king's face, and 
 ^/ 4 on rev. helmet above eagle ; and in field on left, star ; on right, HP 
 
 r* ' (mon.), wt. 236 ars., fine and scarce 1 
 
 (mon.), wt. 236 grs., fine and scarce 
 
 671 s Tetradrachm, same type as lot 668, but on rev. helmet above eagle, and 
 before Pallas 3>AO (mon.), wt. 243 grs., fine and scarce 1 
 
 672 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 668, but countermark on king's face, and 
 , - on rev. above eagle, AT (mon.) ; and in field on left, IIA (mon.) (Pa- 
 
 phos) ; on right, <1>A0 (mon.), wt. 243 grs., very fine and scarce 1 
 
 673 Tetradrachm, same type as lot 668, but on rev. before Pallas MHP(mon.), 
 wt. 241 grs. ; Drachm, same type, but on rev. in field on left, All 
 
 ^ (mon.) ; on right, EY, wt. 57 grs., both well preserved, the second a very 
 jp rare denomination 2 
 
 / 671 
 
 //A
 
 PTOLEMY 1. 
 
 89 
 
 PTOLEMY I, SOTER. 
 
 B.c. 323-284. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 674 Pentadrachm, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; rev. T^**^/^ ^j^i 
 LTTOAEMAIOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle to left on thunderbolt ; ^^^^^^2^ 
 
 r 'J(. ' it IIA (mon.) and ear of corn; behind, countermark, wt. 275 grs., <&*>* -^J^ss^ 
 s^^Zf' y fi ne an d extremely rare of this denomination [PI. VIIj^ *" y ^*\ 
 
 675 Stater, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; rev. 
 Sj^ HTOAEMAIOY BA2IAEQ2, Quadriga of elephants to left, the 
 
 ^C'"' """"" charioteer (Alexander) holding thunderbolt ; in the exergue OTIA, 
 wt. 110 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. 11, 10), fine and very rare 1 
 
 676 Quarter Stater, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; 
 2S rev. LTTOAEMAIOY BA5IAEQ2, Eagle standing to left on thunder- 
 
 "y 
 
 ^ 
 
 s&* 
 
 
 t; before it A (Alexandria), wt. 27 grs., very fine and very rare 1 
 Quarter Stater, same type as the preceding, wt. 28 grs., fine and very 
 rare 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 Tetradrachm, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; 
 jrev. IITOAEMAIOY BA2IAEfi2, Eagle standing to left on thunder- 
 , bolt ; on left, HY (mon.), wt. 223 grs. ; others (2), similar type, but 
 no monogram on rev., both varied, wt. 220 grs. each, all very fine 3 
 
 PTOLEMY I AND PTOLEMY II. 
 
 B.C. 305-284. 
 Silver. 
 
 679 Tetradrachm, Head of king to right, diademed, wearing aegis ; rev. 
 
 HTOAEMAIOY BA2LAE02, Eagle standing to left on thunderbolt ; 
 
 . /Jff before, 2A (mon.) (Salamis) ; others, similar, but on rev., (1) 
 
 before eagle, MY (mon.) ; (2) before eagle, XA (mon.), average wt. 
 
 228 grs., all fine 3 
 
 680 Tetradrachms, same type as the preceding lot, but on rev. before eagle, 
 /<f (1) ITTY (mon.) and P; (2) IIAP (mon.) and P ; (3) XAP (mon.) 
 
 aud ~P,fine 3 
 
 PTOLEMY II, PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 B.c. 284-247. 
 Gold. 
 
 Pentadrachm, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; 
 rev. II OAEMAIOY BA2IAE122, Eagle standing to left on thunder- 
 bolt; before it, shield and MT (mon.) ; between its legs A, wt. 274 grs., 
 extremely fine and very rare [PL VII] 1
 
 90 KINGS OF EGYPT. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 682 Tetradrachm, Head of king to right, diademed and wearing aegis; 
 rev. nTOAEMAIOY BA2IAE122, Eagle to left on thunderbolt ; 
 
 ^ before it, club and TYP (mon.) (Tyre) ; behind it, KA (mon.) ; 
 
 others (2), same, but (1) before eagle, AQ (mon.) and IIT (mon.) 
 (Ptolemais) ; behind, shield ; (2) before eagle, shield and Mr (mon.), 
 all fine 3 
 
 683 Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding lot, but on rev. shield and 
 Mr (mon.) before eagle; others (2), similar, but reading IITOAE- 
 MAIOY 2OTHP02 and, (1) before eagle, club and TYP (mon.) 
 
 ///> (Tyre) ; behind, A and monogram ; (2) before eagle, club and TYP 
 
 / (mon.) (Tyre); behind A and AB (mon.); between legs, N, all 
 
 ~Y- pie 3 
 
 684 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 682; all reading EtTOAEMAIOY 
 / 20THP02 ; and on rev., (1) before eagle, club and TYP (mon.) 
 
 ^Y /* j(Tyre) ; behind, A and AB (mon.) ; between legs, A ; (2) before 
 
 y eagle, MN (mon.) and 21 (Sidon) ; behind KO. (mon.) ; (3) before 
 
 ^//^^A eagle HP A (mon.), AN (mon.) and HT (Ptolemais) ; and between 
 
 legs, KT (mon.), mostly fine 3 
 
 685 Tetradrachms, same type and legend as last lot, but on rev., (1) before 
 / eagle, club and TYP (mon.) (Tyre) ; behind, A and AB (mon.) ; 
 
 yS/2 -^between legs, ; (2) before eagle, AI and 21 (Sidon); behind, A, 
 
 ^^^^ chipped; Drachms (3), similar type, but reading nTOAEMAIOY 
 
 /^ >?BA2IAEOS, and two with P before eagle and IB and IZ behind it, 
 
 well preserved ,v 5 
 
 PTOLEMY II AND HIS FAMILY. 
 Gold. 
 
 / 686 Octadrachm, Busts conjoined to right of Ptolemy II and Arsinoe II ; he 
 
 is diademed and draped, she is diademed and veiled ; behind, 5*xiyr__ 
 
 /////.*> 
 
 ' '/ r shield ; above, AAEA<3>ON ; rev. Busts conjoined to right of^^^rf^ 
 
 y t / Ptolemy I and Berenice; he is diademed and draped, she is^^ < 2t/ 
 ^-^^ diademed and veiled; above, EON, wt. 428 grs. (B. M. Gat. ^"f*- 
 pi. VII, 2), fine and very rare jr^*^ ^^y^t - -^-^3 "/ <*/*) \ 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. V^ 
 
 687 Tetradrachm, same type and legends as the preceding coin and same 
 
 ^ CS^ symbol, shield on obv., wt. 214 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. VII, 1), very fine 
 
 ^<C [/J butjor slight cut on rev., very rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 19
 
 ARSINOE II. 91 
 
 ARSINOE II, PHILADELPHIA. 
 B.C. 285-247. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 688 Octadrachra, Bust of Arsinoe to right, diademed and veiled ; behind, 
 ; rev. AP2INOH2 <l>IAAAEA<S>OY, Double cornucopiae with fillet, 
 wt. 426 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 1), fine and rare [PL VII] 1 
 
 y^**^ V From the Whittall collection. 
 
 ^689 Octadrachm, same type as the preceding coin, but behind head on 
 ^C-^*-'^^op v ; K, wt. 426 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 4), very fine and a rare type, 
 **r in higher relief than the last 1 
 
 ' /f'Sf^es^s *** From the Whittall collection. 
 
 9 
 
 rJ<J> 
 
 690 Octadrachm, same type as the preceding coin and same letter on obv. 
 behind head, wt. 423 grs., fine and rare 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 *^Zr*+S^^, 
 
 691 Decadrachm, Head of Arsinoe to right, diademed and veiled; behind,^ . 
 jf/<f1 ^ nfi J W. AP2INOH2 *IAAAEA$OY, Double cornucopiae with fillet, ^&/C"^& J^Zi 
 
 y? ^ wt. 547 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. vm, 5), fine and very rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 092 Decadrachm, same type, &c, as last coin, but behind head, AH, 
 y /* wt. 526 grs., in fair condition, has suffered from oxydalion 1 
 
 PTOLEMY III, EUERGETES. 
 B.C. 247-222. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 693 Octadrachm, Bust of Ptolemy III to right, wearing radiate crown and 
 aegis ; behind, trident ; rev. IITOAEMAIOY BA2IAEQ2, Radiate 
 cornucopiae with fillet; beneath, AI, wt. 429 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 ^J?+' ; *^ rK pl. XII, 4), very fine and very rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 Silver. 
 
 /* 
 
 694 Tetradrachm, Bust of Ptolemy I to right, diademed, and wearing aegis ; 
 jrev. BA2IAEOS 2OTHP02, Eagle standing to left on thunderbolt ; 
 /p before it, OH ; others (2), same type and legend, but on rev. one 
 with nA in field to left, the other with nA in exergue, all extremely 
 fine 3 
 

 
 6*4 
 
 92 KINGS OF EGYPT. 
 
 PTOLEMY V, EPIPHANES. 
 B.C. 204-181. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 695 Tetradrachm, Young bust of Ptolemy V to right, diademed and draped ; 
 /^ jfev. nTOAEMAIOY BASIAEftS, Eagle standing to left on thunder- 
 
 ts fr^ bottf; before it, M, wt. 220 grs. (B. M. Gat. pi. xvn, 5), very fine 
 %j^&t*^and very rare [PL VII] 1 
 
 696 Tetradrachm, Bust of Ptolemy I to right, diademed, wearing aegis ; 
 rev. nTOAEMAIOY 2OTHP02, Eagle to left on thunderbolt ; before 
 it, AP (mon.) ; behind, spear-head ; another, similar, but on rev. 
 before eagle, AE and IIT (mon.) (Ptolema'is) ; behind it, A and K, 
 
 the first well preserved, the second fine, rare 2 
 
 PTOLEMY VI, PHTLOMETOK. 
 b.c. 164-146. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 597 Tetradrachm, Bust of Ptolemy I, diademed and wearing aegis; rev. 
 nTOAEMAIOY BA2IAE122, Eagle to left on thunderbolt ; before 
 
 'V it, KI and date L V (year 3) ; others, similar, buTbnra;., (1) before 
 e jr& ^^^^pagle, date LE (year 5) ; behind it, KI ; (2) before eagle, date, LI 
 (year 7) ; behind, KI ; (3) before eagle, KI and date, L I 
 (year 19), all struck at Citium, very fine 4 
 
 698 Tetradrachms, same type as the preceding lot, but on rev., (1) before 
 / eagle, date LA (year 30) ; behind KI ; (2) before eagle, date LAr 
 
 ?*j?v 3 (year 33), and helmet; behind KI; (3) before eagle, date LAE 
 / j (year 35) ; behind KI ; (4) before eagle, date LAH (year 38) and 
 '0>f" 7^^t^ erown 0) behind KI, (all struck at Citium) ; (5) before eagle, date 
 LA (year 4) ; behind %k (Salamis) ; above on either side, cap of 
 Dioscuri, all very fine 5 
 
 699 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 697, but on rev., (1) before eagle, date 
 y LA (year 4) and 2A ; behind, helmet ; above on either side, cap of 
 
 _^ /f ' /tf^ Dioscuri ; (2) similar, but date LE (year 5) ; helmet before and 2A 
 
 ^>^ behind eagle; (3) before eagle, date LI (year 19); behind 2A; 
 
 p (4) same but date LAT (year 33), all struck at Salamis, fine 4 
 
 700 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 697, but on rev., (1) before eagle, star and 
 7/// date LAA (year 31) ; behind 2A ; (2) same, but date LA (year 39), 
 
 <?~- * * both struck at Salamis ; (3) before eagle, date LE (year 5); behind 
 
 y %44 n ; (4) same but date LZ (year 7), both struck at Paphos, all 
 
 fine 4
 
 PTOLEMY VI. 93 
 
 701 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 697, but on rev., (1) before eagle, date 
 LZ (year 7) ; behind II (Paphos ?) ; (2) before eagle, date LA 
 (year 1); behind DA; (3 and 4) same, but dates LB and LZ 
 (years 2 and 7), struck at Paphos, well preserved and scarce 4 
 
 702 Tetradrachms (5), same type as lot 697 ; all struck at Paphos, with IIA 
 TV v behind eagle ; dates LKA, LKE, LAA, LAr, and L A (years 24, 
 
 ^cS, 4/ jtf>, 31, 33 and 39), fine and scarce 5 
 
 PTOLEMY VIII, EUERGETES II, &c. 
 
 B.C. 170-117. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 703 Tetradrachm, Head of Ptolemy I to right, diademed and wearing aegis ; 
 rev. IITOAEMAIOY BASlAEfiS, Eagle to left on thunderbolt; 
 
 ^ 
 
 ' 4/ before it, date LA (year 1) ; behind IIA (Paphos) ; others (4) 
 %ng*4 similar, but with dates LZ, L, LI, LIB (years 7, 9, 10 and 12), all 
 
 well preserved . 5 
 
 704 Tetradrachms, same type and mint as the preceding lot, but with dates 
 jSj&Js " L0, LE, LI, LKA, LKH (years 9, 13, 19, 21, 28), well preserved 5 
 
 705 Tetradrachms, same type as lot 703 ; but on rev., (1) before eagle, date 
 LNr (year 53) ; behind IIA (Paphos) j (2) before eagle, date LKH 
 behind KI (Citium) ; (3) same, but before eagle, date LAr (year 33) 
 and sceptre with fillet ; (4) before eagle, date LMA (year 44) ; 
 behind KI j (5) before eagle, date LAr (year 33), and sceptre with 
 fillet ; behind 2A (Salamis), well preserved 5 
 
 jgfSt 
 
 PTOLEMY XI, &c. 
 B.C. 114-88. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 706 Tetradrachm, Head of Ptolemy I to right, diademed and with aegis ; 
 
 rev. IITOAEMAIOY BA2IAEOS, Eagle standing to left with palm ; 
 
 . j before it, date LK (year 29) ; behind IIA (Paphos) ; Didrachm, 
 
 f *'^ Dionysiac bust to right, head bound with ivy, thyrsos over left 
 
 /^| >^ shoulder, draped; rev. IITOAEMAIOY BA2IAEQ2, Eagle to left 
 
 *^ K 'on thunderbolt, wt. 101 grs. (B. M. Cat. pi. xxvn, 12), extremely rare 
 
 and fine; Ptolemy XIII, Tetradrachm, usual type ; but on rev. Eagle 
 
 with palm; before it date LIB (year 12); behind IIA (Paphos), 
 
 the first and last well preserved, rare 3
 
 94 KINGS OF EGYPT. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 707 Ptolemy I and Ptolemy II, Head of Zeus ; rev. Eagle, various symbols 
 
 J*Sy/ an d monograms (8 var.), sizes 13-4 ; others (3) Head with elephant's 
 
 _^5 ^^"skin; rev. Eagle (3 var.), size 5, all fine 13 
 
 70o Ptolemy I and Ptolemy II, similar to the preceding, but varied with 
 j?s{& * two eagles on rev. or eagle holding sceptre, all fine 14 
 
 709 Ptolemy III, Head of Zeus ; rev. DTOAEMAIOY BA2IAEQ2, City 
 facing, wearing modius (3 var.), sizes 7-4. Ptolemy VIII, Head of 
 
 *&'/ 
 
 '*/ Cleopatra as Isis ; rev. Eagle (5 var.), size 8-3 ; and others of various 
 
 reigns and various types, mostly fine 21 
 
 710 Ptolemy V, Young bust of king to right ; rev. Eagle (2 var.), size 5. 
 y .Ptolemy VIII, Head of Zeus Ammon ; rev. BA2IAE02 IITOAE- 
 
 ^/^ j MMOY EYEPrETOY, Eagle on thunderbolt ; before it K (Citium), 
 y size 9 (2 var.). Cleopatra VII, Bust of queen to right, Ptolemy 
 
 ,/^^^jk^^^VI as Eros in her arms ; behind her shoulder, sceptre ; rev. 
 KAEOI1ATPA2 BA2IAI2SH2, Double cornucopiae ; another, bust 
 of queen to right ; rev. Eagle to left ; before it, cornucopiae ; behind 
 II (Paphos ?), all well preserved and interesting coins 6 
 
 711 Cleopatra VII, Bust of queen to right; rev. KAEOIIATPA2 
 BA2IAI22H2, Eagle to left ; before, cornucopiae ; behind, II 
 
 J^Js./y (Paphos), size 7 (2 var.) ; others (2) similar, but behind eagle on rev. 
 
 j? M, size 4 ; another, Cleopatra and Marc Antony, obv. BACIA. EA. 
 
 /^ipfajA $? in three lines ; rev. ANTIU. YEA. T in three lines, size 1\, all 
 
 r well preserved and interesting pieces, rare 5 
 
 ALEXANDEIA. 
 
 Large Brass. \ 
 
 712 Trajan ; rev. types, Zeus seated on eagle ; date LI (year 10) ; Victory 
 / ^ in biga ; date LIB (year 12) ; Trophy, same date ; Spes, date LIA 
 
 ss?^ c>^/^w ear 11) > Quadriga of elephants; date LIA (year 11); River-god, 
 
 Nilus, reclining; date, LIE (year 15); Emperor in quadriga of 
 
 -^Vv^K-^^^elephants ; date LIE (year 15); Emperor in quadriga of horses, 
 
 same date, all extremely fine 8 
 
 713 Trajan; rev. types, River-god, Nilus, reclining ; date ICJ (year 16); 
 Abundantia and Pax holding hands, same date ; Nike crowning 
 
 y emperor, same date; Sphinx, date LIH (year 18); Hadrian; rev. 
 
 types, River-god, Nilus, reclining, date LIC, (year 16); Fortuna, 
 
 /*-**<c^e+%^> date LIZ (year 17) ; Isis Pharia holding sail ; before, Pharos ; date 
 
 LIH (year 18) ; Sphinx, same date, all very fine 8 
 
 '4:/*
 
 ALEXANDRIA. 95 
 
 714 Had rian ; rev. types, Zeus and Emperor standing at altar within temple, 
 date LIH (year 18); Gateway of city, date L. 6NN6A. K. A 
 (year 19) ; Head of Serapis, same date ; River-god, Nilus, reclining, 
 "no date(?); Antoninus Pius; rev. types, Aequitas seated, TPIC. 
 KAI. A (year 13); Nilus reclining, L. 6NATOY (year 9); Roma 
 seated, same date ; Faustina II ; rev. Cybele seated, L. A (year 4), 
 all very fine 8 
 
 Second Brass and Potin. 
 
 71,5 Augustus and Tiberius, Their busts ; Augustus ; rev. L. M in wreath ; 
 
 Nero and Poppaea, Their busts ; Nerva ; rev. Serpent and caduceus ; 
 
 Antinous ; rev. Horseman ; Severus Alexander ; rev. Serapis, L. 
 
 f 4 // neMIITOY; and others of Philip I, Otacilia Severa, Gallienus, 
 
 j, a Salonina, Valerian and Aurelian, with various reverse types, all 
 
 rf**~Pfm 14 
 
 716 Nomes, Hadrian ; Arsino'ite, rev. Head of king, APCI. LI A ; Herakleo- 
 polite, rev. Head of Herakles, HPAK. L. IA ; Memphite, rev. Isis, 
 *^<p ^4reM$I. LIA; Prosopite, rev. Harpokrates, nPOCtU. LI A ; Saite, 
 jrev. Serapis, 20IT. L. IA ; Tentyrite, rev. Goddess holding hawk and 
 (flsXJ^i sceptre, TENTYP. LIA. &c, all fine and very rare 7 
 
 CYRENAICA. 
 
 Gold. 
 
 717 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Stater, KYPANAION, Male charioteer in 
 
 quadriga to right ; above, star ; rev. Zeus seated to left holding 
 
 A~^/y / eagle in right hand ; before him, thymiaterion ; behind, magistrate's 
 
 '* r* name, XAIPI02, wt. 133 grs. (var. not in Milller),fine and very rare 1 
 
 js The references are to Mutter, Numismatique de VAncienne Afrique, 
 vol. I. 
 
 CT^Zstfl' 
 
 718 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Stater, Nike in quadriga to right; above in 
 straight line, KYPANAION; rev. Zeus standing to left, holding 
 _^patera and sceptre ; before him, thymiaterion ; behind him, magis- 
 trate's name, [nO]AIAN0EY2, wt. 133 grs. (var. Mutter, no. 191), 
 
 719 Cyrene, B.C. 431-321, Stater, Kyrene^fi quadriga totfeft; in erfergue, 
 
 /// magistrate's name, APISTArOPA ; rev. KYPANAION, Zeus standing 
 
 ^2T "V> Sfr to right, sceptre in right hand ; left resting on his hip ; at his side, 
 
 a ram, wt. 132 grs. (var. Mutter, no. 194), well preserved and very rare 1
 
 96 CYRENAICA. 
 
 720 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Half-Stater, KYPAIP. (sic), Horseman to right; 
 c^y^ ^^ rev. Silphium plant dividing legend, KYAI02, wt. 65 grs. (Miiller, 
 </fiO-/^ no. 200), very fine and very rare [PI. VIII ~^~f ~^W ?_ ^^ -^ ^^* 
 C?v e-43s* s * * from the Loscombe collection. *>i*-t* -~-~. -.. ^Lgr /m,^*C^ 
 
 /721 Cyrene, B.C. 431-321, Half-Drachm, Headof Athena to left, helmeted; 
 
 ^ 
 
 /-// behind AA ; rev. Three silphium plants radiating from one centre, 
 t. 32 gp f (va%. Mutter, np. 209), fine and very rare 1 
 
 72^ Gyrene, b.c. 431-321, Male toad to right, bearded, with ram's horn ; 
 y /? rev ~ Female head, Kyrene, to right, wt. 13 grs. ; another, similar, but 
 ^Z-y *''* head on obv. to left, wt. 12 grs. (Mutter, no. 214), both fine and rare 2 
 
 Silver. 
 
 723 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right ; 
 behind K ; below I ; before magistrate's name (?) ; rev. Silphium 
 plant, wt. 206 grs. (var. not in Miiller), fine and rare 1 
 
 724 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right, 
 hair and beard in thick curls ; rev. KYPANA divided by silphium 
 
 lantfW. 200 grs. (Mutter, no. 127), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 725 t " Cyrene, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, same type as the preceding coin, 
 ' %> x^Jp^ hair and beard wavy, wt. 202 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 
 .726 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to left; rev. 
 y^S4 sgr^K^ (retrograde) divided by silphiuni plant, wt. 205 gp.lMjlller, y^-jf 
 
 111 /Gyrene, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, same -fcype as" thepreceding co 
 
 A& 
 
 ^ 
 
 y<7- 
 
 ing com, 
 
 ? ^^but head of different style and diademed, and on rev. the legend 
 
 ' JCYPANA (retrograde) encircles the silphium plant, wt. 206 grs. 
 
 /f&^l y^f (var. not in Miiller), fine and very rare fc 1 
 
 / *** From the Bompois collection. 
 
 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to left; 
 ^,behind magistrate's name, TOMHAE02 ; rev. KYPANA, divided by 
 V^ilphium plant, wt. 206 grs. (Mutter, no. 140), well preserved and rare 1 v 
 
 729 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right; 
 in front, magistrate's name, NIKI02 ; rev. KYPA (retrograde) 
 
 divided by silphium plant, wt. 197 grs. (Mutter, no. 138), fine and 
 rare, but obv. of rough work 1 
 
 730 Cyrene, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, same type and same magistrate's 
 name as on the preceding coin, but of better work, and on the rev. 
 the legend is not retrograde, wt. 201 grs., obv. fine, rev. in fair con- 
 
 /f. 
 
 dition, rare 1
 
 ZA 
 
 CYRENE. 97 
 
 .731 Cyrene, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, similar type to the preceding coin, 
 
 ^^^/2 but magistrate's name on obv. NIKI02 (?) reads upwards, wt. 196 
 
 yf^grs., somewhat rubbed and scratched 1 
 
 32 Cyrene, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, same type as lot 729, but no 
 <7y^ ^magistrate's name on obv. and no name of city on rev., wt. 205 grs., 
 
 well preserved but chipped at edge 1 
 
 33 '^Ctrene, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to left; 
 i/^ ^-behind, two laurel-leaves ; rev. Silphium plant ; around which, magis- 
 **' ^trate's name AIBY2TPATO, wt. 203 grs. (Mutter, no. 41), fine and 
 ffiy a very rare variety [PI. VII] *^/* - ^^r 1 
 
 734 Cyrene, b.c. 321-308, Didrachm, Young head with ram's horn to left; 
 / behind, traces of magistrate's name ; rev. KYPA in two lines divided 
 
 < ^jt/> " by silphium plant, wt. 129 grs. (var. Mutter, no. 143), fine and rare 
 
 735 Cyrene, b.c. 321-308, Didrachm, Young head with ram's horn to left; 
 J^e/i J4 re v- KY PA in one line divided by silphium plant ; above on either 
 
 ^"^ side, star, wt. 121 grs. (Mutter, no. 153), fine and rare 1 
 
 736 Cyrene, b.c. 321-308, Didrachm, similar type and legend as the pre- 
 ^/y ceding coin, but on rev. 2TO (mon.) to left and star to right of 
 
 **~ V^ silphium plant, wt. 117 grs. (Mutter, no. 156), fine and rare 1 
 
 737 Cyrene, b.c. 321-308, Didrachm, same type and legend as lot 735, but 
 /,^ on rev. star to left and 2T (mon.) to right of silphium plant, wt. 
 
 ~? 122 grs. (Mutter, no. 158), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 738 Cyrene, B.C. 321-308, Didrachm, Young head with ram's horn to right j 
 7^ $/ ~3 rev ' ^ "^ divided by silphium plant, wt. 119 grs. (var. Mutter, no. 148), 
 
 ^ * ^ * fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 739 Cyrene, circa B.C. 300, Didrachm, Head of Ptolemy, son of Lagus, to 
 right ; behind, spear-head ; before, aegis (?) ; rev. Silphium plant and 
 palm-tree divided by legend KYPAN reading upwards, wt. 124 grs. 
 
 'Sft,/tf^ (var. Mutter, no. 183), fairly preserved, a unique variety 1 
 
 Jf** Miiller 1. c. figures a similar coin in the French collection, and at 
 
 <s/ p. 65 describes it as unique. He considers the silphium plant and 
 
 palm-tree to denote the re-union of Cyrenai'ca and Libya under the 
 
 sceptre of Ptolemy, son of Lagus, whose portrait may be shown on 
 
 the obverse of the coin. 
 
 740 Cyrene, b.c. 530-480, Drachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to left j rev. 
 r sS j J Silphium plant, wt. 50 grs. ; Half-Drachm, similar, but head of Zeus 
 rt /</ Ammon to right, wt. 24 grs. ; another, Fruit of silphium ; rev. Fruit 
 
 Jj of silphium in incuse square, wt. 26 grs., all fine and very rare 3 
 ' H
 
 98 CYRENAICA. 
 
 J& 
 
 *&. 
 
 741 Barce, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right 
 
 within dotted circle ; all within incuse square, in the corners of which 
 
 are the letters BAPK ; rev. Silphium plant ; below on left and right, 
 
 the letters' A I, wt. 254 grs. (Mutter, no. 291), fine^but oxidised, 
 
 tt&L+J? extremely rare ?>X.S, **&Z? <4 -yjiJS 3 - ^^^ -Z^^-l 
 
 42 Barce, b.c. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of. Zeus Ammon to rigl 
 
 before, BAP j border of dots ; all within sunk circle ; rev. Silphium 
 ^/^plant, wt. 257 grs. (Mutter, no. 292), well preserved and rare 1 
 
 /^?^^ *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 743 Barce, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right, hair 
 
 / / ^ in curls ; before, magistrate's name AKE3I02 ; border of dots ; 
 
 Typi - TM- B A divided by silphium plant; border of dots, wt. 195 grs. 
 
 (Mutter, no. 318), fine and very rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 4J& gZ***/ *^* From the Dupr( s collection. 
 
 Barce, B.C. 431-321, Tetradrachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right ; 
 
 rev. BAPKAION (retrograde) in four lines divided by silphium plant, 
 
 wt. 196 grs. (Mutter, no. 313), fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 *** From the Northwick collection. 
 
 7 
 
 745 Barce, B.C. 431-321, Drachm, Head of Zeus Ammon to right ; border of 
 dots ; the whole within incuse square, at the corners of which are the 
 / y letters BAPK ; rev. Silphium plant, wt. 51 grs. (Mutter, no. 287); and 
 
 yy/-/^EUESPERlDES, Drachm of /precisely the same type, but on obv. at 
 y .j, corners of incuse square are the letters EYE2J, wt. 51 grs., both very 
 
 //f y ^,A 1 ^ffi ne ' and extremely rare, especially tine second coin 2 
 
 p *** No. 2 from the Wigan collection. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 746 Cyrene, in genere, Head of Dionysos ; rev. Silphium plant ; another, 
 
 similar, but obv . Head of Apollo ; Horse's head ; rev. Wheel, all size 5 
 
 Cyrene, Head of Zeus "Ammon; rev. Silphium plant dividing 
 
 /'/# KVPINON (5 var.), size 6; others, rev. types, Palm-tree and 
 
 s/7 y^silphium, KYPA (2 var.) ; Lyre (2 var.) ; Running horse, all size 3 ; 
 
 ^% MX- Wheel, size 2. Roman, Bust of Artemis ; rev. L. LOLLIVS, Stag, 
 
 / size 7 ; Ram, above ANTICTPA ; below L ; rev. IIOYIIIOC TAMIAC, 
 
 Curule chair, staff, &c, size 5 (Mutter, no. 423), mostly fine and 
 
 scarce 1 6
 
 LIBYA. 99 
 
 LIBYA, SYRTIOA, &c. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 747 Libya (Macae), circa B.C. 200, Didrachm, Head of young Herakles to 
 left in lion's skin ; rev. Lion walking to right ; above, Phoenician 
 
 s/f/ letter ^| ; below, ALB YON, wt. Hi grs., well preserved and exceedingly 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 748 Leptis Magna, Head of Dionysos ; rev. Club and Punic legend in 
 
 wreath, size 5 (Mutter, no. 2) ; Turreted female head ; rev. Club and 
 thyrsus crossed ; around, Punic legend, size 4 (Mutter, no. 7). Oea, 
 Imperial, Tiberius, His bust ; rev. Bust of Apollo ; before it, lyre ; 
 \f ^y wreath border (2 var.), size 8 (Mutter, nos. 36, 37) ; Bust of Livia ; 
 rev. Bust of Pallas, size 7 (ib. no. 34). Sabrata, Augustus, Head of 
 s^j( V; Emperor ; behind, CAESAR ; before, lituus ; rev. Head of Serapis, 
 / Punic legend, size 6 (Mutter, no. 58). Carthage, Imperial, Julius 
 Caesar- and Augustus, Their heads conjoined ; rev. Tetrastyle 
 temple, size 9 (Mutter, no. 319) ; Tiberius ; rev. Temple, size 6, mostly 
 fine, all rare 8 
 
 NUMIDIA. 
 
 Silver. 
 
 J749 Masinissa, B.C. 202-148, Didrachm, Young male head to left, bare;^ ^ ^ 
 / y-^ rev - Horse standing to right in front of palm-tree, wt. 113 grs. 
 " ' (Mutter, no. \,p. 13), very well preserved and exceedingly rare 1 
 
 ^^/^y^^^The" coins of Masinissa, Micipsa and Jugjurtha have been of late 
 restored to Spain by M. Zobel (see Hist. Num. p. 744). 
 
 /750 Jugurtha, B.C. 118-106, Didrachm, Head of king to left, laureate ; 
 / y rev. Elephant to right; in the exergue, Punic letter, wt. 99 grs., well 
 
 J?Z& ^ preserved and extremely rare -*&? #$* ^.*e* ^hm ^^4^^*^^^^ 
 
 ^T51 Juba I, B.C. 60-46, Drachm, Bust of king to right, REX IVBA; rev.^3L*e ~* J^, j^ 
 
 / , Temple, Punic legend,^. & grs. (Hist. Num. p. 744). Juba II, ~^~^ - 
 
 Z^J*? ? B,C - 25 " A - D - 23 > Head of kin 8 t0 ri ht > KEX IVBA. ; rev. Elephant, - - <?~S - ^^ 
 
 wt. 60 grs. Ptolemy, Head of king, PTOLEMEVS REX; rev.^ ^tf ti ^ 
 
 RAX LI, Curule chair and axe, wt. 32 grs., all fine and rare 3
 
 100 NUMIDIA. 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 752 Micipsa, B.C. 148-118, Bearded head to left, laureate; rev. Horse 
 galloping to left (4 var.), size 7 (Mutter, no. 25, &c). Juba I, Head 
 of Zeus; rev. Elephant, Punic legend above, size 8 (ib. no. 56). 
 
 /4 Juba II, Head of king ; rev. Crocodile, size 8. Salviana, Bust of 
 y? Turo-Chusartis ; rev. Horse galloping, size -5 (ib. no. 80). TiNGiS, 
 ^yf^i^yiiesid of Baal ; rev. Two ears of corn, size 7 (ib. no. 216) 8 
 
 ISLANDS OFF AFRICA, 
 
 Bronze. 
 
 753 Cossura, Female head with Egyptian head-dress, crowned by Nike ; 
 / rev. COSSVEA in wreath, size 5 ; others, similar, but with Punic 
 
 ^/^^ legend on rev. (4 var.), sizes 7-5. Gaulos, Veiled female head; rev. 
 <7^ Three divinities of Egyptian appearance (2 var.), size 8 ; others, 
 
 rev. types, Eam's head ; Warrior, size 4. Melita, Head of Isis, 
 MEAITAION ; rev. Four-winged Egyptian figure (4 var.), size 7 ; 
 another, Veiled head of Demeter ; rev. Tripod, MEAITAION, size 5, 
 mostly fine and scarce 14 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Gold. 
 s 754 Tarentum, Half Litra, B.C. 330-272, Head of Helios full face ; rev. 
 &C2. /^ Fulmen ; above TAPAN ; below AIIOA, wt. 6 grs. (B. M. Cat. Italy, 
 ^y p- 164), very fine, and a very rare little coin 1 
 
 754* Athens, Stater, Head of Athena to right, crested helmet; rev. A0E, 
 
 1 
 
 J*^S -Y, , OwL head facing, wt. 131 qrs., false 
 
 Silver. 
 
 755 Agrigentum, Tetradrachm, Eagles on hare ; rev. Quadriga, much 
 rubbed ; Didrachms (10) of Velia, Metapontum, Neapolis, Tarentum, 
 &c. ; and Drachms, &c. (7) of Massilia, Poseidonia, Tauromenium, 
 Corey ra, &c, some in fair condition 18 
 
 ^T- 
 
 <7\ * 
 
 756 Alexander the Great, Tetradrachms, usual type, with letters and 
 symbols, (1) A under chair ; (2), wreath under chair, on left MI ; 
 (3) HA under chair, on left helmet and MA ; (4) helmet and AA 
 
 \' /^ before Zeus ; (5) rose and 2TA2K2N before Zeus ; PO under chair, 
 &c, well preserved, some of spread fabric 6
 
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 APPENDIX. 101 
 
 757 Alexander the Great, Tetradrachms, usual type, (1) helmet and 
 AA before Zeus ; (2 and 3) helmet and MA before Zeus (2 var.) ; 
 
 \/ // (4) amphora, vine-branch and IIAE before Zeus ; (5) monograms 
 MH and IIA on left ; (6) AA before Zeus, KO under seat, well pre- 
 served, of spread fabric 6 
 
 758 Alexander the Great, Drachms of the usual type with various 
 
 ^ ^ s? symbols, monograms, &c. on the reverse, in fair condition 26 
 
 759 Alexander the Great, Drachms (10) as in last lot; and Athens, 
 Sy ^-^Drachms (9) and Half -Drachm, of early and later styles, in fair 
 
 condition 20 
 
 760 Thebes, Stater, Shield j rev. FAST, Amphora, above which corn grain, 
 fine ; Gortyna (Crete), Tetradrachm, Europa seated in tree ; rev- 
 Hull scratching itself ; around AOR (?) ; all in square, rubbed; and 
 
 Alexander Aegus, Tetradrachm, with rev. Athene Promachos ; before 
 /yi^f-^y h er > monograms and eagle, in fair condition 3 
 
 761 Tetradrachms, of Thasos, Athens, Ephesus, Cyrene, and Eucratides of 
 Bactria, usual types, and Stater of Aegina, somewhat rubbed 6 
 
 )istophori (p) of Ephesus, Parium, Tralles and Laodiceia with various 
 symbols and magistrates' names, mostly rubbed; Caesareia (Cappa- 
 dociae), Tetradrachm of Trajan, rev. Female figure with camel ; 
 Didrachms of Hadrian and Aurelius ; and Drachm of Caracalla, rev. 
 The Mons Argaeus, in fair condition 10 
 
 763 Drachms, Hemidrachms, &c. of various cities of Italy, Greece and Asia, 
 *' some in fair condition 36 
 
 ,^^764 Others, similar 39 
 
 765 Tetradrachms of Amphipolis, Archelaus I of Macedon, Athens, Lyttus, 
 Antiochus IV of Syria, Hippostratus of Bactria &c. ; Didrachms of 
 Tarentum, Enna, Eretria, &c, and various smaller pieces, Roman 
 Denarii, &c, all false 30 
 
 Bronze. 
 
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 766 Carmo (Hispaniae), Helmeted head ; rev. CARMO between two ears of 
 corn, size 10 j Caen A (Siciliae) Griffin ; rev. Free horse running, 
 KAINON, size 6 (4 var.) ; Syracuse; rev. types, Horse, Fulmen, 
 sizes 7-6 ; Tatjromenium, Head of Apollo ; rev. Lyre, size 8 (4 var.) ; 
 others (2) j rev. types, Butting bull, Tripod, size 6, mostly fine 13 
 
 767 Agrigentum, Titras, in form of Tooth, with marks of value : : at base j 
 ' > * also an Astragalos, both fine and rare 2 
 
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 102 APPENDIX. 
 
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 768 CJampania, rev. types, Horse galloping, Horse's head, Lion, Pegasus 
 ^# &c, with ROMA or ROMANO, and others of Agrigentum, Rhegium, 
 
 Syracuse (temp. Agathocles, &c), various sizes, all fine 38 
 
 769 Autonomous &c. coins of various districts of the Greek world, mostly 
 ' "~""~* rubbed 110 
 
 ^^-770 Others, similar 110 
 
 Z^/+ f#71 Others, similar 114 
 
 ^^/fill Others, similar 88 
 
 /^773 Others, similar 123 
 
 774 Perinthus (Thraciae), Imperial, of Domitian, Trajan, Sept. Severus, 
 
 Severus Alexander &c. ; Rhoemetalces I (Thraciae) and Augustus, 
 
 ^S/ Their busts (3 var.), size 4; another, similar, but with busts of 
 
 t^^- ' Rhoemetalces and his queen conjoined, size 6 ; others, Imperial, of 
 
 //X^* fc Perga (Pamphyliae) ; Lysias and Tiberiopolis (Phrygiae) ; and 
 
 /w Tralles (Lydiae), &c, some well preserved 19 
 
 / 115 Greek Imperial of various cities of the first and second brass sizes, 
 c ^ / ^i & mostly rubbed 42 
 
 776 Others similar, some of smaller size 39 
 
 ROMAN AND BYZANTINE. 
 
 All Antonia Gens, Marc Antony and Augifitus, Aureus, Head of .^Cw^ ^.n? 
 ///^^Antony, ANTONIVS IMP. ; rev. Head of Augustus CAESAR ^nr -<^sQ 
 <^o </? , AM$., (Bghebiu vol. I, p. 163), in fair condition, rare 1 
 
 /<18 Hirtia Gens, Aureus, Head of Pietas veiled, C. CAESAR COS. 
 ^ d6 /? TER. ; rev. Lituus, praefericulum, and hatchet, A. HIRTIYS PR. 
 
 c ^- (Babelon, vol. I, p. 543), well preserved and scarce 1 
 
 779 Augustus, Aureus, Head of Emperor, CAESAR COS. VII. CIVI- 
 ^jfc/S' BVS SERVATEIS; rev. Eagle facing, holding wreath, AVGVSTVS, 
 
 /?/&0jl!%B^ rmrm ^ rare * 
 
 780 ^Augustus, Aureus, Head of Emperor; below, AVGVSTVS; rev. 
 r^^^p, Capricorn, SIGN/IS RECEPTIS, in good condition, very rare 1 
 
 781 Byzantine, Leo I, Solidus, Bust of king, holding spear; rev. Victory 
 ^/f^ holding cross, VICTORIA. AVGG. N. CONOB. (Sab. pi. VI, 22) ; 
 
 r* jS an ther of Zeno, same type &c. (Sab. pi. vii, 18), both very fine 2 
 
 782 Focas, Solidus, Bust of king facing, holding orb ; rev. Victory facing, 
 /y > holding cross and orb, VICTORIA AVG 4 . CONOB (Sab. pi. 
 
 JC"* xxvi, 27) ; another of Heraclius, same obv. type, but rev. Cross on 
 
 Cr steps (Sab. pi. xxvm, 8), both fine 
 
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 APPENDIX. 103 
 
 783 Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, Solidus, Their busts 
 facing; rev. Cross on steps, VICTORIA. AVGqS. CONOB (Sab. 
 
 \Y 4/ pi. xxix, 18); another of Constantine IV, Pogonatus, Bust facing 
 holding orb ; rev. as last, but reading AVGM. I\, unpublished, both 
 very fine 2 
 
 784 Leo III and Constantine V, Solidus, Their busts (Sab. pi. xxxix, 20) ; 
 . another of Constantine XIII, Ducas, Bust of Emperor facing, 
 
 //? holding orb ; rev. Bust of the Virgin (Sab. pi. L, 5), both well pre- 
 ^C^- served 2 
 
 785 Constantine XII, Monomachos, Solidus, Bust of Emperor holding 
 ^y ^ cross and orb ; rev. Bust of Christ holding book, IHS. XPS., &c. 
 
 (Sab. pi. xlix, 5), very fine and rare 1 
 
 786 Theodora, wife of Constantine XII, Solidus, Full-length figures of 
 / // Theodora and the Virgin holding labarum; rev. Full-length figure 
 
 ^Cl,'** ^~~" of Christ holding book, IHS. XIS, &c. (Sab. pi. xlix, 13), fine and 
 (> ^^jery rare 1 
 
 787 Romanus IV, Eudocia and her sons Michael, Constantine and An- 
 
 dronicus, Solidus, Eudocia and Romanus crowned by Christ ; rev. 
 
 ^/ ^JThree full-length figures of Michael and his brothers (Sab. pi. L, 1 1) ; 
 
 -X another of Alexius I, Comnenus, Emperor and Saint holding cross ; 
 rev. Full-length figure of Christ, KGPOHOei (Sab. pi. lii, 17), both 
 fine and scarce 2 
 
 788 Solidi of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine (Sab. pi. xxix, 18) ; 
 Nicephorus and Stauracius, Their busts on obv. and rev. (ib. pi. XLI, 
 17); and Basil II and Constantine XI, Their busts holding cross ; 
 rev. Bust of Christ (ib. pi. xlviii, 10), pierced or rubbed 3 
 
 Silver. 
 
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 789 Republican Denarii of the Caesia (rev. Dii Penates), Coelia, Cornelia 
 and Servilia gentes ; others (2) of the Social War, Female head, 
 
 3 EITELIV ; rev. Female holding spear ; at her feet, ox ; and others, 
 y? s Imperial, of Geta (rev. Securitas) and Hostilian (rev. Two hands 
 ^ joined), some fine and rare 11 
 
 790 Siliquae of Leo V and Constantine VII (Sab. pi. XLH, 9) ; Theophilus 
 and Michael III (ib. pi. xliv, 5) ; and Basil I and Constantine IX 
 
 s (ib. pi. xlv, 1), all rare and well preserved 3 
 
 791 Siliquae of Leo VI (Sab. pi. xlv, 12) ; Nicephorus II (ib. pi. xlvii, 13), 
 
 _^ and Basil II and Constantine XI (ib. pi. xlviii, 17), all rare and in 
 
 **9 fair condition 3
 
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 Bronze. 
 
 792 Aes Grave, Triens of Venusia {rev. Lyre) j Quadrantes of Central Italy 
 ^- (Open hand with club, 3 var.) ; Sextans of Hadrian (Shoe, HAT ; 
 
 " ' * /? rev. Cock) ; Uncia of Central Italy (Astragalus) and Semuncia 
 ^P%e&& (Acorn ; rev. 2), &c, some well preserved 8 
 
 793 Early Roman, Eepublican, Trientes, Quadrantes and Sextantes, some 
 --/6j Jvm 33 
 
 794 Imperial, First, Second and Third Brass Coins of early and late 
 Emperors ; some Byzantine ; 2 false of Otho and Trajan ; also 
 Copper Denarii, many fine 55 
 
 795 Electrotypes of silver coins of various cities of Italy, Syracuse, and of 
 
 Alexander the Great 26 
 
 796 Electrotypes of silver and copper coins of Sicily, Thrace, Macedon, 
 
 Athens, Stymphalus, Phrygia, &c. 39 
 
 797 Electrotypes of silver and copper coins of Dyrrachium, Elis, Crete, 
 
 Pontus, Lampsacus, Tenedos, Chios, &c. 39 
 
 798 Others of gold, silver and copper coins of Caria, Syria, Persia, Egypt, 
 
 Cyrene, &c. 39 
 
 CABINETS. 
 
 799 A well-made mahogany cabinet, fitted with 22 trays, pierced various 
 
 sizes height 11 in., width 10 in., depth 9| in. 
 
 800 Another, similar, but fitted with 21 trays, same size 
 
 801 Another, similar, but fitted with 22 trays 
 
 802 Another, same size 
 
 803 Another, same size 
 
 804 Another, same size 
 
 805 Another, same size 
 
 806 Another, same size 
 
 807 Another, similar, but fitted with 21 trays, same size 
 
 808 Another, same size, chipped 
 
 809 Another, similar, but fitted with 22 trays, chipped 
 
 height 11 in., width 10| in., depth 9f in. 
 
 810 Another, same as last, but chipped 
 
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