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CATALOGUE 
 
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 THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 
 
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 IN GOLD, ELECT RUM, SILVER AND BRONZE, 
 
 INCLUDING A FEW PIECES OF 
 
 J[JD^A, BACTRIA * THE PTOLEMAIC DYNASTY OF EGYFi', 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 
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 AMONGST THE MOST NOTEWORTHY PIECES MAY BE MENTIONED : — 
 
 Thulium, JR Distater, of excellent style (54), and a Stater, of fine style (58) ; Naxus, 
 JR Didrachm (90) ; Selinus, M, Didrachm of unusually heavy iveight (96) ; 
 Syracuse (First Democracy), JR Tetradrachm (lOl); Two others of the Dioiiy- 
 siaii Period, one by EuHeidas (104 and 105) ; Syracuse, N Draclim of the reign 
 of Hicetas (112); Philip III, Aridaeus of Macedon, N Stater (137); Locri 
 Opuntii, ^ Stater (175); Elyrus, M Drachm (213); Lesbos, Electrum Hecte 
 with head of Demeter (226) ; Smyrna, JR Tetradrachm, M02X02 in oak wreath 
 (233) ; Syrian Tetiadrachms of Antiochus Hierax, Seleucus IV, Antiochus VI, 
 Cleojiatia and Antiochus VIII, Antiochus IX (Cysieenus) ; Eucratides of Bactria, 
 Tetiadrachm (316) ; iScc. 
 
 And ANOTHEB PBOPERTY of 
 
 GEEEK AND ROMAN GOLD COINS, 
 
 Selected for their artistic merit and fine condition. 
 
 V\^HICH M^ILL P,E SOLI) BY AUCTION 
 
 BY MESSRS. 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE 
 
 JVuctioneers ol lEiterarn ^ropntn \V TMorks illustrative of tlje JFiite J^rts, 
 
 AT THEIR HOUSE, No. V.\, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 
 
 On MONDAY, 19th of JANUARY, 1914, and Two following Days, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 
 MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PKIOK. CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD. 
 
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 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest Ijidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute aiise 
 between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately 
 put U}) again, itrovided the auctioneer cannot decide the said 
 dispute. 
 
 II. No person to adv^ance less than L<?. ; above five pounds 2.<f. (jd., 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the auctioneer 
 
 shall have the light to bid on behalf of the seller. 
 
 IV. The ]iuichasers to give in their names and places of abode, 
 
 and to pay down 10.?. in the pound, if required, in part pay- 
 ment of the purchase-money ; in default of which the lot or 
 lots purchased will be immediately put up again and re-sold. 
 
 Y. 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 
 descrii^tion. 
 
 VI. The lots to be taken away, at the buyer's expense, imme- 
 diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default gf which 
 Messrs. Sotheby, AVilkinson & Hodge will not hold 
 themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged, or otherwise 
 destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the pur- 
 chaser. If, at the expiration of Two Days after the conclu.sion 
 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 1)ought. Messrs. SoTHEBY, Wilkinson »fe 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. 
 
 Vllf Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the 
 money required and deposited in part of payment shall be 
 forfeited, and >/ anp loss is sustained in the re-selling of such 
 lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on such re-sale 
 shall he made good by the defaulters at this sale. 
 
 Gentlemen who cannot attend this Sale may have their Commissions 
 faithftlly e.recuted by their humble Servants, 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 13, Wellington Street, Strand, London. 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE COLLECTION OF 
 
 GREEK COINS 
 
 IJ^ GOLD, ELECTRUM, SILVER AND BRONZE 
 
 FORMED BY 
 
 CUMBERLAND CLARK, ESQ. 
 
 of 22, Kensington Parh Gardens, W. 
 
 ManTj fine specimens selected from well-lcnoivn Cabinets. 
 
 FIRST DAY'S SALE. 
 
 LOT 
 1 
 
 CAMPANIA. 
 
 Cales. Circa e.g. 334. JR Didrachni, Head of Athena in Corinthian 
 helmet to right; J^ (C)ALENO, Nike in biga to left; wt. Ill grs. 
 (cf. B. M. Cat. 10), mry fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 Cumae. e.g. 480-400. M Didrachm, Female head to right, diademed ; 
 |i KAWVIOI/I, Mussel-shell and grain of corn ; u-t. 110 grs. {cf. 
 Sambon, 281), slightly double-struck and of the ^^ mixobarbari " 
 style, fine and scarce. Also a Didrachm of Neapolis, in poor state 
 of preservation 2 
 
 Phistella. Circa e.g. 380-350. M Didrachm, Head of nymph almost 
 facing, the hair loose ; |i SI^^TLV, Campanian bull to left, dolphin 
 in exergue; u't. 116 gi's. (B. 31. Cat. 2), of vigorous style and in 
 excellent state of preservation [PI. I] 1 
 
 284440 
 
First Day 2 
 
 4 Teanum Sidicinum. Circa b.c. 280-268. JR Didrachm, Head of 
 
 young Herakles in lion's skin to right, below neck a strung bow ; 
 p, Osian inscription, Nike in triga to left; ivt. 110 grs. (B. 31. 
 Cat. 7), fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 CALABRIA. 
 
 5 Tapentum. Circa B.C. 340-281. iV Diobol, TA, Laureate head of 
 
 Apollo to left, in front ZA and dolphin ; p= Herakles contending 
 with lion ; in field H H and bow and quiver ; wt. 21 f grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. 25), fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 6 Circa B.C. 500 : JK Didrachm, Taras on dolphin to right ; T^ Hippo- 
 
 camp to right, below which mussel-shell; wt. 121 grs. {Evans, pi. i, 
 4 var.). Circa B.C. 473-420 : JR, Didrachms (3), Taras on dolphin 
 to left holding uncertain marine symbol, below crayfish ; p, Male 
 figure seated to left oflfering a bird to a panther's cub ; wt. 119 grs. 
 (Ev. T, 12), /ro7?i the Schiffelin sale; and varieties of types {Ev. I, 
 9 and 10), the first two in very good state 4 
 
 7 Circa B.C. 420-380 : JR Didrachm, Naked horseman, helmeted, his 
 
 knee bent under him, holding in left hand a round shield and a lance, 
 beneath horse Z ; Ji TAPAZ, Taras astride on dolphin to left, 
 holding in left hand large oval shield and spear, and in extended right 
 a crested helmet, beneath dolphin Z ; wt. 119 grs. {cf. Ev. p. 43, 
 B l), in very good state and rare. Another, B.C. 380-345, Naked 
 ephebos galloping to right, his right hand resting on horse's body, 
 beneath horse P ; ^ Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding out 
 kantharos in right hand, left resting on dolphin's body, below 
 TAPAZ and P; wt. 12l| grs., fine and a scarce variety 2 
 
 8 Circa B.C. 380-345 {Age of Archytas). JR Didrachm, Naked youth 
 
 galloping to right ; p, Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding out 
 akrostolion, TAPAZ below; ^vt. II82 grs. {Ev. p. 58, b2; 
 Car. cix, 113), 0/ good style and in very good state. Another of 
 similar type, but with the letter H on dolphin's body; ivt. 119 grs. 
 {Forrer, Signatures, p. 157, 1), fine 2 
 
 9 Circa B.C. 380-345. M Didrachm, Naked youth galloping to right, 
 
 below A; 1^ TAPAZ, Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding 
 akrostolion in extended right hand ; wt. 119 grs. {Ev. p. 58, B 1 ; 
 Forrer, p. 232, 3), very good and a scarce variety 1 
 
 10 Circa B.C. 380-345. JR Didrachm, Naked youth on stationary horse 
 to right, hair bound up in a knot at top, beneath horse H E, and 
 in front bearded ithyphallic Herm ; p, TAPAZ, Taras astride on 
 
3 First Day 
 
 Lot 10 — continued. 
 
 dolphin to left, holding out in right hand an oenochoe, the left 
 resting on dolphin's tail ; wt. 121 grs. (Ev. p. 61, H l), Jine and 
 scarce [PI. I] 1 
 
 11 Circa B.C. 380-345. JR Didrachm, Naked horseman galloping to right, 
 
 with whip lowered behind him, beneath horse ZA ; p, TAPAZ, 
 Taras astride on dolphin to left holding out kantharos, behind him 
 kerykeion, beneath dolphin F" H ; ivt. 122i grs. {cf. Ev. p. 63, 
 type q), 'vei'y fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 12 Circa B.C. 344-334 {Archidamos and the First Liicanian War). JR 
 
 Didrachm, Naked boy-rider crowning stationary horse to right, and 
 crowned himself by flying Nike, beneath horse Zl M ; p> TAPAZ, 
 Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding a trident in the left hand 
 and kantharos in extended right, beneath dolphin H H P and 
 curling waves ; wt. 122 grs. {Ev. p. 76, A 2), fine and scarce 1 
 
 13 Circa B.C. 344-334. JR Didrachm, similar type to last; wt. 121 grs. 
 
 (Ev. p. 76, A 2), fine and scarce 1 
 
 14 Circa B.C. 344-334. M> Didrachm, Naked boy-rider crowning his 
 
 horse to right, beneath is another naked boy picking a pebble out 
 of the horse's hoof, to right <l> ; ^ TAPAZ, Taras astride on 
 dolphin to left, holding in his right hand a kantharos and in his left a 
 small round shield and trident, beneath E and waves; wt. 120 grs. 
 {Ev. p. 77, 1), very good and scarce 1 
 
 15 Circa B.C. 344-334. ^ Didrachm, Naked warrior, helmeted, standing 
 
 beside his horse to right ; ^ TAPAZ, Taras astride on dolphin to 
 left, holding trident and round shield ; u't. 115 grs. {Ev. p.77,Dl), 
 ivell preserved. Another, Naked boy on horse to right, under 
 horse's body ; ^ Taras astride on dolphin to left, with open palm, 
 beneath dolphin ; wt. 116 grs. {cf. Ev. p. 62, l), in good state, 
 both scarce varieties 2 
 
 16 Circa B.C. 334-330 {Time of Alexander the Molossian). M Didrachm, 
 
 Naked horseman with lance downwards, to left /R and beneath 
 horse <l>l ; p= Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding distaff; in 
 field to left, 4>IAIZ; to right eagle, and beneath large curling 
 waves ; ivt. 120j grs. {Ev. p. 89, A 3), fine and scarce [PI. I] 1 
 
 17 Circa B.C. 334-302. M Didrachm, Naked boy crowning himself on 
 
 stationary horse, beneath which ZA and capital of Ionic column ; 
 1^ TAPAZ, Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding out in right 
 hand a water-snake, beneath KON ; ivt. 121 grs. {Ev. p. 104, E 1), 
 very fine, the rev. of gem-like delicacy of engraving [PI. I] 1 
 
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First Day 4 
 
 18 Circa B.C. 334-302. JR Didrachm, Horseman with lance downwards, 
 
 holding in left hand reins, shield and two spears, beneath horse API ; 
 |i [TAJPAZ, Taras astride to left on dolphin, holding oar in left 
 hand and with right extending kantharos ; in field to left, KA ; 
 wt. 122 grs. {cf. Ev. p. 103, b 20-21), fine. Another, with similar 
 ohv., but beneath horse ZA ; ^ Taras to right; wt. 115 grs. {Ev. 
 p. 103, 18-19), ohv. very good 2 
 
 19 Circa B.C. 334-302. JR Didrachm, Horseman with lance downwards 
 
 to right, beneath horse AAI ; IJ. Taras on dolphin to left, holding 
 shield and trident; in field to left, <|>l, and beneath a purple shell ; 
 wt. 121 grs. {Ev. p. 102, 5). Others (2), with Taras holding kan- 
 tharos and trident, dolphin beneath, wt. 115 grs. {Ev. p. 103, 16); 
 and Taras to right, holding in left hand a strung bow and two 
 arrows, and in right a third, beneath H-HP, tvt. 121 gi's. {Ev. 
 p. 103, 17); all good 3 
 
 20 Circa B.C. 302-281. ^ Didrachm, Naked horseman cantering to left, 
 
 holding behind him a small round shield ; in field to right, EY, and 
 beneath horse <|>l AI2N ; p, Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding 
 out small wreath-bearing Nike, to right TAPAZ, beneath curly 
 waves; wt. 121 grs. {Ev. p. 133, C 1-2), extremely fine rev. of gem- 
 like execution [PI. I] 1 
 
 21 Circa B.C. 302-281. M Didrachm, Naked horseman cantering to left, 
 
 as last, to right Zl, and beneath horse . . KAHZ ; p= Taras to 
 left holding out wreath, beneath FlY ; wt. 120 grs. {Ev. p. 134, 
 C 3). Another, with Taras to left holding out corn-spike, and 
 beneath dolphin, a spear-head ; ivt. 116 grs. {Ev. p. 135, E 2), the 
 first fine 2 
 
 22 Circa B.C. 302-281. M Didrachm, Naked horseman with shield behind 
 
 him, and with lance downwards, beneath horse <MA; p, Taras 
 astride on dolphin to left, holding distaff, and in extended right 
 hand a bunch of grapes, beneath dolphin ATA; ivt. 121^ grs. 
 {cf. Ev. p. 1 35, types f and g), fine and a very rare variety [PI. I] 1 
 
 23 Circa B.C. 302-281 {Campano-Tarentine issues). M Didrachm, Female 
 
 head to left wearing triple earring and necklace, hair confined by 
 broad diadem ; ^ Naked horseman to right crowning horse, beneath 
 TA and dolphin; wt. \\h grs. {Ev.pl. vi, 13), very fine {illustrated). 
 Others (2), IJ, Crescent-shaped moon behind rider, and TA between 
 horse's front legs; ^vt. \\Q grs. ; ^ Dolphin and tripod beneath 
 horse ; wt. 97 grs. [PI. I] 3 
 
5 First Day 
 
 24 Circa B.C. 281-272 {The Pyrrhic Hegemony). M Didrachm, Naked 
 
 horseman to right with lance downwards, etc. ; ^ Taras riding on 
 dolphin to right, holding bow and arrow, beneath A I and elephant; 
 wt. 108 grs. {Ev. p. 157, A 1). Others (3), Helmeted liorseman, 
 beneath horse ZX2ZTPATOZ ; p, Taras on dolphin to left 
 holding cornucopise ; in field to right, thunderbolt; wts. 100, 91 
 and 90 grs. {Ev. p. 157, 2-3 var.), icell preserved 4 
 
 25 Circa B.C. 281-272. M Didrachm, Naked boy riding horse walking 
 
 to left, in front of which is a standing male figure crowning him, 
 beneath horse APIZTI ; y^ TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to right 
 holding bow and arrow, beneath Al and elephant; u-t. 100 grs. 
 {Ev. p. 158, B 1), fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 26 Circa B.C. 281-272. JBu Didrachm of similar type to last; in field to 
 
 right of boy-rider, FY, and beneath horse, APIZTI fl; ivt. 
 99 grs. {Ev. p. 158, b 1), fine and of good style 1 
 
 27 Circa B.C. 281-272. M, Didrachm, Naked boy-rider crowning stationary 
 
 horse to right; in field to left, Ifl, and beneath horse NEYMH ; 
 ^ TAPAZ, Taras riding on dolphin to left holding out a horned 
 helmet, on either side a twelve-rayed star; in field to right, APIZ; 
 wt. 100 grs. {Ev. p. 158, C 2). Another of similar type, but with 
 no AY in field to right on rev. ; wt. 101 grs. {Ev. p. 158, C 3), 
 both very fine, the first illustrated [PI. I] 2 
 
 28 Circa B.C. 281-272 ^ Didrachms (4) of similar type to coins in last 
 
 lot, with magistrate's name flOAY; ivts. 100 grs. each {Ev. p. 
 158, C 3), varieties of dies, two fine. Another, with similar obv., 
 behind horse <t>l, and beneath . . XiFlY ; ^ Taras on dolphin to 
 left, holding trident and in extended right hand a cornucopiae, to 
 right, a bee ; lOOi grs. {Ev. — ), very good and rare 5 
 
 29 Circa B.C. 281-272. M Didrachm, the Dioscuri on horseback to left, 
 
 infield above Y<1> {mon.), and beneath horse ZAAHNOZ; p, 
 
 TAPAZ, Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding small round 
 
 shield and two lances, and receiving small wreath bearing Nike; 
 
 wt. 100 grs. {Ev. p. 159, D l), fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 *#* From the Munich sale, xiii, no. 104, and the Hoskier sale. Dr. 
 Hirsch, XX, lot 32. 
 
 30 Circa B.C. 281-272. JR Didrachm, Helmeted warrior on horse can- 
 
 tering to left, he holds large round shield in front of him, to right 
 112, and beneath horse, AflOAAn ; |J, TAPAZ, Taras on 
 dolphin to left holding distafi" and bunch of grapes ; in field to right 
 
First Day 6 
 
 Lot 30 — co7itinued. 
 
 AN0 ; ict. 99 grs. (Ev. p. 160, f 2), very good. Another, Naked 
 l)oy-rider crowning himself to right; in field to left 1X1, and beneath 
 horse, lAAO and capital of Ionic column ; ^ Taras on dolphin to 
 left, holding distaff and akrostolion; in field to right, AN; w^. 100 
 grs. {Ev. p. 161, G l), fine; and a variety, with AN0 on rev. ; 
 tvt. 99 grs. 3 
 
 31 Circa B.C. 272-235 {The Roman Alliance). M Didrachm, Naked 
 
 boy-rider crowning horse standing to left ; in field to right cornu- 
 copiae, and beneath horse 4>IAI2TAZ ; li TAPA, Taras astride 
 on dolphin to left, holding trident in left hand and with right ex- 
 tending kantharos ; in field to right flOAY; tvt. \00 grs. {Ev. 
 p. 177, A b), fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 32 Circa B.C. 272-235. JR Didrachm, Naked boy-rider, as on last coin ; 
 
 in field to right NK {mon.), and beneath horse <l>IAOKPA ; ^ 
 Taras, similar to coin in last lot ; wt. 100 grs. {Ev. p. 177, A 6). 
 Others (4), with ZY and AYKINOZ on obv., and rev. Taras 
 brandishing a trident; in field to right, an owl ; wt. 94 and 92 grs. 
 {Ev. p. 177, A 9), one very fine, the others good 5 
 
 33 Circa B.C. 272-235. -31 Didrachm, similar type to coins in last lot, 
 
 with magistrate's name AYKINOZ ; wt. 100 grs. {Ev. p. 177, 
 A 9), fine. Another, Naked boy-jockey crowning stationary horse 
 to right; in field to left AP {mon.), and beneath horse, bearded 
 mask and KYNI2N ; ^ Taras astride on dolphin to left, extending 
 kantharos with right ; wt. 98 grs. {Ev. p. 178, B 4), fijie 2 
 
 34 Ci7-ca B.C. 272-235. JR Didrachm of similar type to last coin in 
 
 preceding lot; tvt. 98 grs. {Ev. p. 178, B 4). Others (2), similar 
 obv. EY behind rider, and I EN EAZ beneath horse ; ^ Taras to 
 left holding trident and in extended right hand cornucopiae, in 
 field to right spike of corn ; wt. 100 grs. {Ev. p. 178, C 1) ; obv. 
 (<l>l)AOKPA to left of rider, and beneath NK {mon.) ; ?. Taras 
 to left holding trident and receiving small wreath-bearing Nike, 
 below dolphin APIZ ; ivt. 101 grs. {Ev. p. 178, c 2), fine obv. 3 
 
 35 Circa B.C. 272-235. JR Didrachm, Naked horseman to right with lance 
 
 downwards, to left Al and beneath horse APIZTOKAHZ ; p, 
 Taras on dolphin to left holding trident and kantharos ; in field to 
 right, head of nymph ; wt. 98 grs. {Ev. p. 179, D l). Others (2), 
 Boy-rider crowning stationary horse to right, to right H, and 
 beneath horse <l>IAHMENOZ ; p> Taras to left holding tripod and 
 in extended right hand tripod; in field to right bucranium, beneath 
 
7 First Day 
 
 Lot 35 — continued. 
 
 dolphin, TAPAZ ; ivt. 98 grs. (Ev. p. 179, El), obv. Warrior on 
 horseback to right, etc., beneath, hHPAKAHTOZ; 1^ TAPAZ, 
 Taras to left holding cornucopiae and with right hand extending 
 flower; in field to right, monogram and thymiaterion ; wt. 100 
 gjs. {Ev. p. 179, G l), all fine, the last scarce 3 
 
 36 Chxa B.C. 272-235. JR Didrachm, Warrior on cantering horse to 
 
 right, to left Al ; p, Taras on dolphin to left, with chlamys flowing 
 behind him, holding a trident, to left, wreath-bearing Nike flying 
 towards Taras, beneath dolphin waves; ^vt. 99 grs. (Ev. p. 180, 
 H 2). Others (2), Naked boy-rider crowned by flying Nike to 
 right, in front <|>l, and beneath APIZTEIA; ^ Taras to left 
 holding trident and corn-spike, to right, monogram ; wt. 101 gis. 
 (Ev. p. 181, L 2), fi7ie and rare {illustrated). Similar, with 
 magistrate's name AAMOKPIT(OZ) and with EY in front of 
 horse ; wt. 99 grs. {Ev. p. 181, L 3). [PI. I] 3 
 
 37 Circa B.C. 235-228 {The Roman Alliance II). M Didrachm, Naked 
 
 ephebos at full gallop to left, holding torch behind him ; in field to 
 left, monogram, and beneath horse, AAIMAXOC ; 9= TAPAC, 
 Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding trident in left hand and 
 extending kantharos with right ; in field to left, monogram ; ivt. 
 100 grs. {Ev. p. 194, a 1), fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 *** From the Munich sale, XXX (lot 132). 
 
 38 Circa B.C. 235-228. M Didrachm, Boy-jockey at full gallop to right, 
 
 his body thrown back, beneath horse IXiriYPinN ; ^ Taras 
 astride on dolphin to left, holding trident in left hand and with 
 right extending hippocamp ; in field to right, head of bearded Pan 
 in profile to left ; wt. 96 grs. {Ev. p. 194, B l), fine rev. and a rare 
 type [PI. I] 1 
 
 39 Circa B.C. 212-209 {Hannibal's Occupation). M Drachm, Naked 
 
 boy-rider crowning his horse standing to left ; in field to right \£1, 
 and beneath horse ZflTENHZ; 9, TAPAZ, Taras astride on 
 dolphin to left, holding cornucopiae in left hand and receiving 
 wreath-bearing Nike M'ith right ; wt. 54| grs. {Ev. p. 210, B l), 
 very fine and scarce [PI. I] 1 
 
 40 Circa B.C. 212-209. M Drachm of similar type to coin in last lot ; 
 
 wt. 50 grs. {Ev. ;?. 210, B 1). Another of earlier period, B.C. 
 272-235. Head of Athena to right ; p> TAP, Owl nearly facing, 
 with club and lO to right; wt. 47^ grs. {B. 31. Cat., 308), the 
 first fine 2 
 
First Day 8 
 
 41 Circa B.C. 212-209. M Drachms (2), Horseman in crested helmet 
 
 and cuirass to right, holding palma lemniscata, beneath horse 
 ZHKANNAZ; 1^ Taras astride on dolphin to left, holding 
 trident in left hand and with right extending kantharos ; in field 
 to right, an eagle to left, beneath dolphin TAPAZ ; wt. 60 grs. 
 {Ev. p. 211, E l). And another variety of .same type ; wt. 58 g7-s., 
 both vei'p good and scarce 2 
 
 LUCANIA. 
 
 42 Heraclea. ftVca b.c. 370-281. ^ Didrachm, I-HPAKAHII2N, 
 
 Head of Athena in crested Corinthian helmet adorned with Skylla 
 to right, behind E ; ]^ Herakles standing, nearly facing, holding 
 club downwards in right hand and strung bow with two arrows in 
 left, lion's skin over left arm ; in field to left, owl to right ; ivt. 
 120 grs. (B. M. Cat. 32), fine [PI. I.] 1 
 
 43 Circa B.B. 370-281. M. Didrachm, similar type of ohv. to last coin, 
 
 but K behind head of Athena , ^ . . KAHII2N, Herakles, as on 
 previous coin, but in field to left, one-handled vase, beneath which, 
 A0A ; ict. 122 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 35), in very good state, but with 
 marks of double striking on obv. 1 
 
 44 Circa B.C. 281-268. JR Didrachm of the Eoman six-scruple standard, 
 
 Head of Athena in crested Corinthian helmet to right adorned 
 with Skylla, behind HA ; ^ Herakles, almost facing, crowning 
 himself and resting on club, etc. ; in field to left aplustre, to right 
 <t>IAn ; wt. 100 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 50), fi7ie and scarce [PI. I] 1 
 
 45 Zalis. Circa b.c. 500-450. JR Stater AA^, Bull with human 
 
 head to left looking back, border of dots ; p> ^A~[, Man-headed 
 bull walking to right; ivt. I23h grs. {B. 31. Cat. 5), double-struck 
 on rev., otherivise fine, and rare in this state [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the sale of a well-known Amateur, 1905 (lot lOO). 
 
 46 Circa B.C. 500-450. JR Stater of similar type to coin in last lot ; 
 
 ivt. 118 gis., tvell pi-eserved 1 
 
 47 Metapontum. Circa b.c 550-470. JR Stater, Ear of corn in high 
 
 relief, on either side of which ME-TA, border of dots ; p. Ear of 
 corn incuse, radiated border; wt. 124 grs. {Head, H.N.,fig. 35), 
 very good. Another of similar type, but ear of corn more spread, 
 and to left of it MET ; U't. 126 grs. {Babelon, Traite, LXVI, 2), 
 in finest state 2 
 
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 48 Circa B.C. 550-470. JR Stater of similar tj'pe to last coin, but with 
 
 two small leaves at base of stalk of ear of corn, and border of 
 large dots ; \% MET in raised letters to right; ivt. 124 grs. {Bah. 
 Rev. Num. 1912, pi. iv, 13), fine and scarce. Another of compact 
 fabric, with (OEJL to right of ear of corn; wt. 122 grs., very 
 good 2 
 
 49 Circa B.C. 400-330. M Staters (4) of varied types, Female head to 
 
 left, hair in sphendone ; female head to right, hair bound with 
 cord Avound four times round it; ^ . . AflONTIO, Ear of corn 
 with leaf to right, on which is a lily {B. M. Cat. 87), rare ; head of 
 Demeter to right, with star on rev. ; head of Demeter with corn- 
 wreath to left ; 9= META to right of ear of corn, to left rake, and 
 under leaf, A; wt. 122 grs. {B. 31. Cat. Ill), the last in very 
 good state 4 
 
 50 Circa B.C. 350-330. M Stater, Head of bearded hero Leukippos in 
 
 Corinthian helmet to right, behind lion's head, in front monogram; 
 1^ M ETA to right of ear of corn with leaf to left, above which a 
 club, and beneath AMI ; wt. 98 grs. {cf. B.M. Cat. 76), fine 
 
 [PI. II.] 1 
 
 *** From the Benson sale. 
 
 51 Poseidonia. Circa B.C. 550-470. JR Drachm of archaic style, 
 
 nOM, Poseidon to right, nude, with chlamys hanging loosely over 
 shoulders wielding a trident, border of dots; p> MOfl, Poseidon 
 nude, etc., incuse to left; ivt. 56| grs. {B.M. Cat. 13), in very 
 good state and scarce 1 
 
 52 Circa B.C. 470-400. M Stater, FIOZEIA, Poseidon to right wield- 
 
 ing trident ; in field to left I; ^ OSEIA, Bull to left, below H ; 
 ivt. 12li grs. {cf. Garrucci, CXX, 17), very good 1 
 
 53 SybapJs. Circa B.C. 510. JR Stater, Bull to left with head turned 
 
 to right, beneath dotted exergual line VM, cable border ; p= Same 
 type incuse; ivt. 126j grs. {B.M. Cat. l), fine 1 
 
 54 Thurium. Circa B.C. 400-350. JR Distater, Head of Athena to 
 
 right, wearing crested helmet adorned with a figure of Skylla 
 holding trident; ^ ©OYPIIiN, Rushing bull to right, with 
 right forefoot raised and tail erect, beneath, monogram AP, and 
 between hind legs I; in exergue, two tunny-fishes to right; wt. 
 239i grs. {B. M. Cat. — ), of excellent style and in fine state, but 
 small piece broken off edge of flan [PI. 1 1] 1 
 
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 55 Circa B.C. 425-400. JR Stater, Head of Athena in crested Athenian 
 
 helmet bound with olive, to right; 1^ ©OYPIXiN, Bull standing 
 to right, beneath EEY ; in exergue, tunny-fish to right ; wt. 123 grs. 
 {B.M. Cat. — ), fine, and of good transitional style [PI. II] 1 
 
 56 Circa B.C. 425-400. M, Stater, Helmeted head of Athena to right, 
 
 bound with olive ; ^ OYPinN, Bull to right, head lowered ; in 
 field to right Y; in exergue, tunny-fish to right; wt. 121 grs. 
 {B. M. Cat. — ), a rare and unpublished variety, in fine state of 
 preservation [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the Munich sale, xxxi (lot 76). 
 
 57 Circa B.C. 400-350. M, Stater, Head of Athena to right in crested 
 
 Athenian helmet, adorned with Skylla holding oar and hurling 
 stone; ^ . . OYPII2N, Bull butting to right; double exergual 
 line, the upper one dotted ; in exergue, tunny-fish to right ; wt. 
 122 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 57), very good and of fine style 1 
 
 58 Circa B.C. 400-350. M, Stater, Head of Athena to right in crested 
 
 Athenian helmet, on the side of which is Skylla holding trident ; ^ 
 0OYPIX2N, Bull butting to right, beneath I; double exergual 
 line; wt. 113 grs. {cf B.M. Cat. 64), fine, and of fine style 
 [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the K. H. Smith-Hobart collection. 
 
 59 Circa B.C. 400-350 : JR Stater, Head of Athena to right, helmet 
 
 adorned with Skylla raising her left hand to her head ; ^ 
 ©OYPin, Bull butting to right, double exergual line ; in 
 exergue, tunny-fish to right; wt. 120 grs. {Garrucci, cvi, 23), 
 ve?-y good. Circa B.C. 350-281 : JR Stater, of reduced weight, 
 Head of Athena in crested Athenian helmet adorned with running 
 griffin to right; ^c 0OYPI, Bull rushing to right, to left AA ; 
 in exergue owl flying to right ; wt. 95 grs. {B. 31. Cat. — ), not 
 well centred, otherwise very good and a rare variety 2 
 
 60 Velia. Circa B.C. 540-500 : JB. Drachm, Forepart of lion to right 
 
 devouring prey, two front legs showing; p, Incuse square ; wt. 61 
 grs. {Bah. Traite lxviii, 6). Circa B.C. 450-400 : M Didrachms 
 (2), Head of Athena in helmet adorned with griffin ; p> YEAHT, 
 lion seizing upon a stag to left ; wts. 110 and 98 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 
 Ill, tivo var.). JR Drachm, with head of Athena, and rev. owl. 
 And JR Diobol, Head of nymph to right ; I^ YEAH, Owl with 
 spread wings, to right £ ; wt. 152 Q^'s. (B. 31. Cat. — ) 5 
 
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 61 Circa B.C. 450-400. JR Didrachm, Head of Athena to left in helmet 
 
 adorned with griffin ; R Lion prowling to right ; above, owl flying 
 towards right; in exergue, (Y)EAHTn(N); ivt. 118 grs. {B.M. 
 Cat. 46), of good style, in fine state and a rare variety [PI. II] 1 
 
 62 Circa B.C. 450-400. JR Didrachm, Head of Athena to right, as on 
 
 last coin ; behind ; p, Lion walking to right ; above <l> and 
 below 0; in exergue, YEAHTIIN ; ivt. 117 grs. {B.M. Cat. 51), 
 not well-centred, hut of beautiful style and in very good condition 
 [PI. II] 1 
 
 63 Ciixa B.C. 450-400. ^Jl Didrachm, Head of Athena to left, wearing 
 
 Phrygian helmet adorned with female centaur ; behind, >| ; p, 
 YEAHTX2N (in exergue). Lion to left devouring prey ; beneath, M ; 
 wt. 118 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 82), very fine [PI. II] 1 
 
 64 Circa B.C. 450-400. ^Didrachm, similar type to coin in last lot, but 
 
 above lion A ; wt. 118 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 74), fi?ie. Another, Head 
 of Athena to left in crested Athenian helmet, adorned with griffin 
 to left ; behind, P; p> Lion pi-owling to right; above, <|> ; in exergue, 
 YEAHTX2N ; wt. 115 grs. {B. 31. Cat. — ), over-struck on another 
 coin, very v^ell-preserved 2 
 
 65 Circa B.C. 400 and after. JR Didrachm, Head of Athena to left in 
 
 crested helmet, adorned with curled wing at side ; in front <l> and 
 behind K; p, Lion prowling to left; above, ^\ on either side of 
 triskelis of legs with winged talaria ; in exergue, YEAHTIIN; 
 wt. 116 grs. {cf. B. 31. Cat. 103), very fine [PI. II] 1 
 
 66 Circa B.C. 400 and after. JR Didrachm, Head of Athena to left in 
 
 crested helmet, adorned with running griffin ; on flap of helmet, <l>; 
 behind, AP (man.) ; p> YEAHTI2N (in exergue), Lion prowling to 
 right; above, kerykeion hanging from a chain; ivt. II62 grs. 
 (B. 31. Cat. 105), fine 1 
 
 *** From the Count Wotoch sale. 
 
 67 Circa B.C. 400 and after. M Didrachm, Head of Athena to right in 
 
 crested helmet adorned with wing; in front and behind AH; 
 p, YEAHTI2 (in exergue). Lion to right; above, <t>l on either 
 side of ear of barley; beneath lion, P; wt. 113 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 
 96), a very good specimen; from the H. C. Hoskier collection. 
 Another, with head of Athena in ornamented Phrygian helmet, 
 with griffin at side ; behind, O; p, Lion to right devouring ram's 
 head, which he holds with fore-paws ; above, 01 on either side 
 of grasshopper; wt. Ill gis. {B. 31. Cat. 90), very good and 
 uncommon 2 
 
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 BRUTTIUM. 
 
 68 Bruttii. Circa B.C. 282-203. M Drachm, Head of winged Nike to 
 
 right; 1^ BPETTII2N, Naked male figure, honied, crowning 
 himself ; in field to right, thymiaterion ; u't. 74 grs. (cf. B. M. 
 Cat. 24). Another, Head of Thetis to right, veiled and diademed, 
 with sceptre ; 1,^ BPETTII2N, Poseidon standing to left, resting 
 on sceptre, one foot on capital of column ; in field to left, a crab ; 
 wt. 75 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 9). J£, Sextans, Head of bearded Ares, 
 helraeted ; I^ Nike crowning trophy {B. 31. Cat. 57), the first tivo 
 very fine 3 
 
 69 Caulonia. Circa B.C. 550-480 : M Stater, KAV/^, Naked male 
 
 figure, holding in his raised right hand a branch, and on his out- 
 stretched left arm a small running figure ; in front, a stag looking 
 back ; within, cable border ; p, same type incuse, but inscription 
 not shown ; wt. 125 grs. {B. M. Cat. 9), ivell-preserved. Another 
 {circa B.C. 480-388) : Naked male figure to right, as on preceding 
 coin ; in front, stag ; 9> Stag to right ; ivt. 123 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 
 17), in good state 2 
 
 70 Croton. Circa B.C. 550-480. M. Stater, Tripod with three handles ; 
 
 to left, 9PO; 1^ same type incuse, but without inscription; wt. 
 120 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 1), fine 1 
 
 71 Ci7'ca B.C. 550-480. JR Stater, Tripod as on last coin ; to left, crab ; 
 
 to right, OS?; li same type incuse, but inscription and crab in 
 relief ; ivt. 122 grs. {cf B. 31. Cat. 5), fine. Another, with stork 
 on left of tripod ; p incuse ; wt. 93i grs. {cf. B. 31. Cat. 9). M 
 Stater, Tripod, to left of which OS ? ; raised dotted border ; ^ 
 Flying eagle to i-ight, incuse ; ivt. \'20 grs. {cf B. 31. Cat. 34), very 
 good 3 
 
 72 Circa B.C. 420-390. M. Stater, Eagle to right looking back, standing 
 
 on pediment of a temple; in front, antelope's skull; ^ 9PO, 
 Tripod with neck and three handles ; in field to right, spray of 
 olive ; wt. 118 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 70). Another, Eagle standing to 
 left on olive-branch ; ^ 9 POTHNIA . . . Tripod ; in field to 
 right, B ; ivt. 122 grs. {B. 31. Cat. — ), both very good coins 2 
 
 73 Circa B.C. 420-390. ^Stater, Head of HeraLakinia, facing, wearing 
 
 Stephanos, hair flowing ; to right, B; 1^ KPOTUN lATAZ, 
 Herakles, naked, reclining on rocks to left, holding wine-cup ; at 
 his side, club and arrow; ivt. 115 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 9 i), fine and 
 rare [PI. II] 1 
 
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 74 Locri Epizephyrii. C/rca b.c. 326-268 : ^ Stater, Head of Zeus, 
 
 laureate, to right ; I^ AOKPX2N, Eagle to left devouring hare ; 
 wt. 117 grs. {B. M. Cat. 12). Circa B.C. 300-268 : M Corinthian 
 Stater, AOKPXIN, Head of Athena in Corinthian helmet to left ; 
 9= Pegasos flying to left; beneath, fulmen; wt. 132 grs. {B. M. Cat., 
 Corinth, xxiv, 4), both fine 2 
 
 75 Tenna. OzVca b.c. 425-400. ^ Stater [TE]PINAIO[N], Head 
 
 of the nymph Terina to left, wearing sphendone ; behind, fl ; ^ 
 Nike-Terina seated to left on cippus, tossing ball into the air ; in 
 front, P; wt. 116 grs. {Regling, 57). M Sixth Stater, Head of 
 nymph to left; p> Nike-Terina seated to left; wt. l%h grs., both 
 well-p?'eserved 2 
 
 SICILY. 
 
 76 Agrigentum. Circa e.g. 472-413. JR Tetradrachm, AKRAC 
 
 ^OTI/IA, Eagle standing to left; p> Crab; tvt. 269 grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 38), fine; from the Berlin Museum duplicates sale. JR 
 Didrachm, AKRA, Eagle to left; ^ Crab; wt. 133 J grs. (B. M. 
 Cat. 11) 2 
 
 77 Catana. (7/rca b.c. 461-413. ^v Tetradrachm, KATAN A l-ON, 
 
 Laureate head of Apollo to right ; p, Slow quadriga to right, driven 
 by aged charioteer holding goad to right ; wt. 265 grs. {B. M. Cat. 
 11), in good state of preservation and rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the sale of a well-known Amateur, 1905 (lot 60). 
 
 78 Circa B.C. 461-413. M Tetradrachm, KATANAION, Head of 
 
 Apollo to right, laureated ; hair straight behind and short ; jji 
 Quadriga to right, driven by aged charioteer, holding goad ; wt. 
 266 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 26), fine and rare [PI. II] l 
 
 79 Circa B.C. 413-404: M Drachm, AMENANOZ, Head of young 
 
 river-god to left, with short horn and plain diadem ; around, two 
 river-fish and a cray-fish ; p, KATANAIX2N (in exergue). Fast 
 quadriga to right ; Nike flying to left, crowning charioteer ; ivt. 
 63 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 37-41), a rare coin but not fine ; from a 
 Paris sale, June 1906, lot 412. M, iii Cent. B.C. : Head of young 
 Dionysos ; li The Catanean brothers carrying their parents {cf 
 B. M. Cat. 70) [PI. II] 2 
 
 80 Gela. Before circa B.C. 466. JR Tetradrachm, Quadriga to right, 
 
 Nike flying to right, crowning horses ; p> CEA, Forepart of man- 
 headed bull rising from water, beard long and broad ; wt. 261 grs. 
 
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 Lot 80 — continued. 
 
 {cf. B. M. Cat. 9-10). JR Didrachm, Naked horseman to right, 
 armed, with helmet, wielding spear ; horse prancing; p= CEAAZ, 
 Forepart of man-headed bull to right, swimming to right; wt. 
 127 grs. {B. M. Cat. 17), the second fine 2 
 
 81 Before circa B.C. 466. JR Tetradrachm, Quadriga to right, horses 
 
 walking ; beyond horses, Meta in the form of an Ionic column ; 
 CEAAZ, Forepart of man-headed bull swimming to right, beard 
 curly ; wt. 266 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. ll), fine [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From a Paris sale, December, 1907 (lot 151). 
 
 82 Heraclea Minoa (or Cephaloedium). Circa B.C. 409-396 {Car- 
 
 thaginian Occupation). JR Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to 
 right, wearing corn-wreath, earring and necklace ; around, three 
 dolphins; p, Victorious quadriga to left ; in exergue, Punic inscrip- 
 tion ; wt. 263 grs. {B. M. Cat. 3). Another of similar type, but 
 head of Persephone to left ; wt. 265 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 5), both in 
 good state 2 
 
 83 Himepa. Before circa B.C. 482 : JR Drachm, Cock to left ; ^ Flat 
 
 incuse square containing eight triangular compartments, four of 
 which are in relief ; wt. 75 grs. {B. M. Cat. l). Circa B.C. 482-472 
 {Bule of Theron and his son Thrasydaeus) : JR Didrachm, 
 HIM ERA, Cock standing to left; p. Crab ; ivt. 129 grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 24), the second fine 2 
 
 84 Leontini. Ciixa b.C. 500-466. JR Tetradrachm, Victorious quad- 
 
 riga to right; 9= Archaic head of Apollo to right, laureate; beneath, 
 running lion, and aroiuid, three laurel-wreaths ; part of inscription 
 AEONTINON visible ; wt. 241 grs. {B. M. Cat. 11), has suf- 
 fered through oxydation, rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 85 Circa B.C. 466-422. JR Tetradrachm, Laureate head of Apollo to 
 
 right; p,VEONTI . . ON, Lion's head with open jaws ; around, 
 four corn-grains ; wt. 266 grs. {B. M. Cat. 28), in good state 1 
 
 86 Messana. Before-B.G.i^Q). ^ Drachm, DAN KLE, Dolphin within 
 
 a sickle-shaped band (the port of Zancle) ; ^ Pecten in the central 
 division of an ornamental incuse ; wt. 87 grs. {B. M. Cat. 4). JR 
 Tetradrachms (2) of later issue (b.c. 480-461), Mule-car to right, 
 laurel leaf in exergue; p> MESSENION, Hare to right, the first 
 coin uncommon, but none fine 3 
 
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 87 Circa B.C. 461-396. -31 Tetradrachm, Biga of mules to right, driven 
 
 by draped female figure; around, MEZZANA; ^ MEZZA- 
 NION, Hare running to right; beneath, dolphin ; ivt. 266 grs. 
 (B. 31. Cat. 38), rev. fine 1 
 
 88 Chxa B.C. 461-396. ^ Tetradrachm, Biga of mules to left, driven 
 
 by female charioteer, whom Nike is about to crown ; in exergue, 
 two dolphins meeting; p= [MEZZJANION, Hare to right; 
 beneath, head of Pan to right; irt. 260 grs. {B. M. Cat. 51), has 
 suffered on rev. through oa'ydation, otherwise in good preservation 
 and rare 1 
 
 89 The Mamertini. CiVca B.C. 288-200. i^^Vs^^, A PEOZ, Laureate 
 
 head of young Ares to right; behind, spear-head; li MAMEPTIN.. 
 Eagle with open wings standing on fulmen to left {B. M. Cat. 8), 
 tivo varieties, both fine, one finely patinated 2 
 
 90 Naxus. Circa 413-404. M Didrachm, NAHIX2N, Laureate head 
 
 of Apollo to right ; behind, laurel-leaf with berry ; border of dots ; 
 ^ Naked Silenos seated, holding in right hand kantharos, and in left 
 thyrsos ; on the ground to left, vine ; to right, term to left ; 
 ivt. 132 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 10), fine and of great rarity [PI. II] 1 
 *** From Vienna sales, January, 1908, and May, 1912 (lot 391). 
 
 91 Panormus. After circa B.C. 490. JR Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Persephone to left, crowned with corn, wearing earring and neck- 
 lace ; around, four dolphins ; border of dots ; ^ Punic inscription 
 in exergue ; quadriga to left ; above, Nike flying to right about 
 to crown charioteer; ivt. 250 grs. (B. 31. Cat. p. 248, 11-13), fine 
 and of much better style than usual [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the ^Yotoch sale (lot 238). 
 
 92 After circa B.C. 490. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to right, 
 
 crowned with corn, wearing earring and necklace ; behind head, a 
 dolphin ; ^ Quadriga to right, horses in high action ; above, Nike 
 flying to left about to crown charioteer ; wt. 262 grs., in very good 
 state, hut of mediocre style 1 
 
 93 Segesta. Circa B.C. 480-461. M Didrachm, Dog (river Krimissos) 
 
 to right, his nose to the ground ; above, female head to right, hair 
 turned up behind under broad diadem, border of dots ; p= ZE< E- 
 Z-LIB, Head of Segesta to right, diademed, hair rolled; wt. 
 123 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 28), a scarce type in vei-y good preservation 
 [PI. II] 1 
 
 *** From the Caron sale, Paris, 1911 (lot 62). 
 
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 94 Circa B.C. 480-461. Ai Didrachm, dog standing to left, border of 
 
 dots ; p. Traces of legend outside linear circle, within which head 
 of Segesta, bound with treble cord with hair turned up underneath ; 
 ivt. 120 grs. {cf. B.M. Cat. 12), reverse very good, rare 1 
 
 95 Selinus. Circa B.C. 480-466. M, Didrachm, Selinon leaf, pellet on 
 
 either side of central lobe ; p, Incuse square divided into ten 
 triangular parts; tvt. 139 gis. {Bahelon, Traite I, pi. 79, 2), very 
 fine, and of unusually heavy weight ; from the Taranto find, 1911 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 96 Circa B.C. 480-466. JR Didrachm of similar type, but Selinon leaf 
 
 broader, incuse on rev. divided into twelve parts ; wt. 135 grs. {cf 
 Bab. pi. 79, 5). Another, with different shape of leaf, fibres very- 
 prominent, ^ divided into ten parts ; ivt. lib grs. {Bab. I, pi. 
 79, 4), both fine ; the former from the Taranto find, 1911 2 
 
 97 Circa B.C. 480-466. M, Didrachm, Selinon leaf ; ^ within incuse 
 
 square, Selinon leaf, on four sides of which SEAI ; ivt. 132 grs. 
 {cf. Bab. I, pi. 79, 8). Another, with Selinon leaf on rev. within 
 linear lozenge in incuse square ; wt. 130 grs. {cf. Bab. I, pi. 79, 10), 
 the former fine, both uncommon 2 
 
 98 OiVca B.C. 466-415. ^ Tetradrachm [ZE]AINONTION, The 
 
 river-god Selinos, naked, holding phial and lustral branch, sacri- 
 ficing at altar to left ; behind him, on a pedestal, a bull to left ; 
 above, Selinon leaf ; p, Apollo and Artemis standing side by side in 
 slow quadriga, the former discharging arroAvs from his bow ; wt. 
 223 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 30), very ivell preserved and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 99 Syracuse. Circa B.C. 485-478 {Reigji of Gelon). JR Tetradrachms 
 
 (3), Quadriga to right; ^ ZARAKOZION, Female head to 
 right {Du Chastel, 12, 14 and 18). M, Didrachm, Horseman to 
 right; ^ Female head to left {Du Chastel, 120). M Litrae (3), 
 Female head ; p= sepia, varied 7 
 
 100 Circa B.C. 478-466 {Reign of Hieron). M Tetradrachm, Victorious 
 quadriga to left; in exergue, pistrix ; p, ZYPAKOZION, Female 
 head to right, hair dressed to crown of head and tied in a knot 
 behind, the two ends of diadem falling loosely down the neck 
 behind, earring with pendant in front; around, four dolphins ; ict. 
 255 grs. {Du Chastel, 44), very well preserved and of uncommon 
 type [PI. Ill] 1 
 
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 101 Circa B.C. 466-413 {First Democracy). .-51 Tetradrachm, Victorious 
 
 quadriga to right ; ^> ZYPAKOZION, Female head to right, 
 the hair looped-up at back of head, and the ends tucked beneath a 
 broad fillet wound tightly around head; around, two dolphins ; wt. 
 265 grs. {Du Chastel, 41), unusually fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 *** From a sale in Vienna, 1907 (lot 90). 
 
 102 Circa B.C. 413-357 {Dionysian Period). iV = One M Tetradrachm, 
 
 ZVPA, Head of young Herakles to left in lion's skin ; ^ ZYPA 
 in four angles of quadripartite incuse square with female head to 
 left in centre; wt. 18 grs. {Du Chastel, 148), very fine [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 103 Circa B.C. 413-357. iV = One JR Tetradrachm, similar to last coin, 
 
 but no letters in angles of incuse square on rev. ; wt. 18 grs., 
 fine 1 
 
 104 Circa B.C. 413-357. JR Tetradrachm, Fast quadriga to left, Nike 
 
 crowning charioteer : ^ Female head to left, diademed, hair in 
 spheridone ornamented with stars and vandyked border ; around, 
 four dolphins; wt. 258 grs. {Du Chastel, 81), fiiie and very rare 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 *** From the sale of a well-known Amateur, 1905 (lot 209). 
 
 105 Circa B.C. 413-357. ^l Tetradrachm, by FuMeidas [ZYPA]- 
 
 KOZIilN, Female head to left, wearing earring and necklace, 
 hair bound with sphendone, over which several tresses fly back ; 
 around, four dolphins ; p> Quadriga to left, horses prancing ; above, 
 Nike flying to right, about to crown charioteer ; in exergue, dolphin 
 to left; wt. 268 grs. {Du Chastel, 94), very fine [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 *** From a Paris sale, May, 1908 (lot 179), and Carfrae sale (lot 69). 
 
 106 Circa B.C. 357-353 {Time of Dion). Electr. 50-Litrae, Laureate 
 
 head of Apollo to left; behind, star; ^ [Z]YPAK- OZII2N, 
 Tripod; wt. 55 grs. {Du Chastel, 16%), fine [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 107 Circa B.C. 357-353. Flectr. 25-Litrae, Laureate head of Apollo to 
 
 left; p^ZYPAKO-ZIXlN, lyre; wt.21 grs. {Du Chastel, 167). 
 And a second example of dift'erent workmanship ; ivt. 27 grs. ; the 
 first in very good state 2 
 
 108 Circa B.C. 357-353. JR Stater, ZYPAKOZIXIN, Head of Athena 
 
 to right in crestless Corinthian helmet ; p. Pegasos flying to left ; 
 wt. 132 grs. {Du Chastel, 136), very fine 1 
 
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 109 Circa B.C. 34:5-317 {Time of Timoleon). M 2i-Litrae, ZYPAK, 
 
 Head of Athena, three-quarter face to left, wearing necklace and 
 Phrygian helmet with three crests ; to left, three dolphins ; p, Naked 
 horseman to right ; behind, star and ear of barley ; beneath horse, N ; 
 wt. 2Sh grs. {B. M. Cat. 281), fine and uncommon [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 110 Circa B.C. 317-310 {Reign of Agathocles). ^ Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Persephone crowned with corn wreath, and wearing earring to left ; 
 around, four dolphins ; IJ [Z] YPAKOXIHN (in exergue). Quad- 
 riga to left, horses galloping ; above, triskeles ; in exergue, mono- 
 gram A I {Antandros) ; wt. 2^b^ grs. {Du Chastel, 97), very fine 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 111 Circa B.C. 317-310 {Reign of Agathocles). M Stater, Head of 
 
 Athena to right in crested Corinthian helmet adorned with griffin; 
 :p. ZYPAKOZIHN, Pegasos flying to left ; beneath, triskeles; 
 wt. 131 grs. {Du Chastel, 135). M. Tetrad rachm {circa B.C. 310- 
 304), KOPAX, Head of Persephone to right, with flowing hair ; 
 behind, indistinct symbol; 1^ AFAOOKAEIOZ, Nike to right 
 erecting atrophy ; in field to left, tiiskeles ; tot. 262 grs. {cf B. M. 
 Cat. 381), of rude style, probably struch in Africa 2 
 
 112 Circa B.C. 288-279 {Reignof Hicetas). A^Drachm, ZVPAKOZIHN, 
 
 Head of Persephone to left, hair bound with wreath of corn, and 
 wearing earring and necklace; behind, bee ; ^ EPI IKETA (in 
 exergue), Biga to right, di-iven by Nike, holding goad and reins, 
 horses prancing ; above, O, and beneath horse, ; irt. SSi grs. 
 {B.M. Cat. 430), very fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 *** From a sale in Vienna, January, 1912 (lot 112). 
 
 113 Circa B.C. 274-216 {Reign of Hieron II). N Drachm, Head of 
 
 Persephone to left, hair bound w^ith wreath of corn ; ^ I EPANOZ, 
 Biga to left, horses prancing ; beneath, A ; wt. %bgrs. {B.M. Cat.b\2), 
 obv. struck from a rusty die, otherwise in very good state [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 114 C/rca B.C. 274-216 {Hieron II). M Octobol, Head of Athena to 
 
 left, wearing earring and necklace, in crested Corinthian helmet, 
 border of dots; ]p> lEPHNOZ, Pegasos flying to right ; beneath, B; 
 wt. 842 9'?'S. {(<f- Du Chastel, 106), very fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 *** From the Montagu and F. S. Benson collections. 
 
 115 Circa B.C. 274-216 {Hieron II). M 8-Litrae, with portrait and 
 
 name of Gelon, Diademed head of Gelon to left; llZYPAKOZIOI 
 rZAHNOZ, Nike driving fast biga to right; BA in field above 
 horses, and Kl to right ; wt. 97^ grs. {cf B. M. Cat. 527), in good 
 state 1 
 
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 116 Circa B.C. 274-216 {/Heron II). M, 16-Litrae, with portrait and 
 
 name of Queen Philistis, Head of Phili.stis as Demeter, veiled, to 
 left; behind, long torch flaming; 1^ BAZIAIZZAZ 4>IAIZ- 
 Tl AOZ, Quadriga to right driven by Nike, horses in high action ; 
 beneath their fore-legs, E; vjt. 209 grs. {B.M. Cat.bi^), very fine 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 117 Circa B.C. 216-215 {Reign of Hieronymr(s). JR 10-Litrae, Diademed 
 
 head of Hieronymus to left; ^ BAZIAEOZ lEPHNYM-Y, 
 Fulmen; above, ZA ; ivt. I28h grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 639), very fine 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 *** From the sale of a well-known Amateur, 1905 (lot 229). 
 
 118 Circa Ti.c. 215-212 {Democracy). JR 12-Litrae, Head of Athena to 
 
 left, wearing crested Corinthian helmet, earring and necklace ; 
 ^ ZYPAKOZinN, Artemis the huntress with dog to left; in 
 field to left, EA ; ivt. 155 grs. {Du Chastel, 138), fi7ie [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 119 Circa B.C. 215-212 {Democracy). JR 8-Litrae, Head of Athena to 
 
 left, similar to last coin ; p. ZYPAKOZII2N, Fulmen; beneath, 
 ZA ; wt. 105 grs. {B.M. Cat. 654), very fine [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 120 M. Democracy {B.C. 3i5-3n). lEYZ EAEY0EPIOZ, Laureate 
 
 head of Zeus to right ; p. ZYPAKOZIHN, Fulmen and eagle 
 {B. M. Cat. 313), tvm varieties, of fine style, one in very good 
 state. Agathocles (b.c. 310-289), Head of Soteira to right; 
 9, ArA0OKAEOZ BAZIAEOZ, Fulmen {B. 31 Cat. 422). 
 Hieron II (b.c. 275-216), Head of Hieron ; p, Horseman to right 
 {cf B. 31. Cat. 579), thi-ee varieties ; Head of Poseidon, p, Trident 
 {cf. B. 31. Cat. 598), two varieties ; and ^ of Centupipae, Head 
 of Zeus, 9 Winged fulmen 9 
 
 121 Taupomenium. C/rca b.c. 275-210. ^ 4-Litrae, Head of A])ollo 
 
 laureate to right; behind, star; 1^ TAYPOME-N ITAN, Tripod ; 
 ivt. 49 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 10), very fine {illustrated). JEa, Head of 
 Apollo to left; ^ TAYPOM-ENITAN, Lyre {B.3I Cat. 26) 
 [PI. Ill] 2 
 
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SECOND DAY'S SALE. 
 
 MACEDON. 
 
 LOT 
 
 122 Neapolis. Circa B.C. 411-350. JR Phoenician Drachm, Gorgon- 
 
 head ; p= NEOn, Head of the Parthenos of Neapolis bound with 
 laurel wreath to right; wt. 59 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 14), very fine and 
 of ecccellent style {illustrated) ; from a sale in Vienna, January, 
 1912, lot 223. JR Hemidrachms (2) of similar style, one with 
 NEOn in front of head ; wt. 29^ grs. {B. M. Cat. 17 and 25), 
 very good [PI. IV] 3 
 
 123 OrthagOPeia. Circa B.C. 350. JR Persic Stater, Head of Artemis 
 
 to right, Avearing earring and necklace, quiver at her shoulder, 
 border of dots ; p, OPGArO-PEHN, Helmet with cheek- 
 pieces facing, surmounted by star ; beneath, H F (monogram) ; 
 wt. 163 J grs. {B. M. Cat. 1), very good and uncomnmn [PI. IV] 1 
 
 124 Acanthus. Circa b.C. 500-424. ^ Tetradrachm, Lion attacking 
 
 bull to right ; above, ; in exergue, floral ornament, border of 
 dots ; 9, Quadripartite incuse square ; wt. 268^ grs. (B. M. Cat. 3), 
 very fine [PI. IV] 1 
 
 *** From the Durufle sale, Paris (lot 302). 
 
 125 Aegae. Circa B.C. 500-480. JR Obol, He-goat kneeling to right, 
 
 looking back ; above and in front, a pellet ; I^ Quadripartite incuse 
 square ; wt. 14i grs. (B. 31. Cat. 6) 
 The Chalcidian League. Circa b.c. 392-358. M Tetrobol, 
 Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; 1^ XAA-KIA-EIIN, Lyre; 
 wt. 37 h grs. {B. 31. Cat. 13) ; both coins very good 2 
 
 KINGS OF MACEDON. 
 
 126 Alexander I (b.c. 498-454): ^Tetrobol, Free horse to right; 
 
 :p Incuse and linear square containing crested helmet; wt. 34 grs. 
 {Bab. Traite \, pi. iS-8), fine. Philip II (b.c. 359-336): A^ 
 ^-Stater (?), Head of young Herakles in lion's skin ; I}. <l>IAin- 
 nOY, Fore-part of lion; wt. 34: grs., doubtful {this denomination 
 does not exist of this type) 2 
 
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 127 Philip II (B.C. 359-336). ^ Stater, Head of Apollo to right, laureate 
 
 with short hair; ^ <MAinnOY (in exergue), Biga to right; 
 symbol beneath horses, kantharos ; ivt. 132 grs. {Mailer, \0^), fine 
 [PI. IV] 1 
 
 128 Philip II (B.C. 359-336). M Tetradrachm, Laureate head of Zeus to 
 
 right; ]?^ <|>IAinnOY, Horseman to right crowning his horse ; 
 beneath, kantharos; wt. 223 grs. {M. 1028), fine style [PI. IV] 1 
 
 129 Philip II (b.C. 359-336). JR Tetradrachm, similar type ; on rev., 
 
 beneath horse, stag's antlers and fl ; wt. 222 g7-s. (M. 155), 
 extremely fine, hut not of best style [PI. IV] 1 
 
 130 Philip II (b.C. 359-336). M Tetradrachms (3) of similar type, 
 
 lunar crescent and fl below horse {M. 150) ; Horseman to left 
 wearing kausia, bow in front of horse {M. 252) ; symbol, star 
 {M. 266). JS^ Tetrobol, Laureate head of Apollo to right ; 
 p, <|>IAinnOY, Horseman to right {M. 531); the first and 
 second very good 4 
 
 131 Alexander the Great (b.c. 336-323). N Distater, Head of 
 
 Athena to right in crested Corinthian helmet adorned with ser- 
 pent ; ^ AAEHAN APOY, Winged Nike holding naval standard 
 and wreath; in field to left, trident; ivt. 265 grs. (31. 134), fine 
 and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 *** From the Prowe sale, Vienna, 1912 (lot 564). 
 
 132 Alexander the Great (b.c. 336-323). J^ Stater, similar type to 
 
 coin in last lot; symbol, in front of Nike, helmet; wt. 132 grs. 
 (M. 431), ve7-y fine and of excellent style [Pi. IV] 1 
 
 133 Alexander the Great (b.c. 336-323). N Stater, similar type, 
 
 with EY in field to left ; wt. 130 grs., very good, hut has heen 
 mounted 1 
 
 134 Alexander the Great (b.c. 336-323). JR Tetradrachms (3), 
 
 Head of young Herakles in lion's skin to right; ^ AAEZAN- 
 APOY, Zeus seated on throne to left, holding eagle and resting on 
 sceptre; rose to left, and under throne Al (31. 123) and AlO 
 (31. 124); BAZIAEjQZ AAEEANAPOY, monogram within 
 wreath, and beneath throne, H (31. 714); tvts. 265, 265, and 
 253 grs. respectively, the first two extremely fine, the third fine 3 
 
 135 Alexander the Great (b.c. 336-323). M Tetradrachms (6) of 
 
 similar type, but various classes and symbols, cornucopiae, wreath 
 and n, cock to left, kantharos, Ml and ear of corn, KOI and 
 monogram. ^ Drachm (ill/. 1618); some fine 7 
 
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 136 Alexandep the Great (b.c. 336-323). M Tetradrachm of late 
 
 style (vil class), BAZIAEHZ AAEZANAPOY ; in front of 
 Zeus, ©E (Odessus), and monogram under throne {M. 419), fine. 
 Cassandep (b.c. 316-297) : JE, Head of Herakles, p. Horseman ; 
 another. Helmet ; ^ BAZIAEflS [KjAZZAN A[POY], 
 Spear head {H. N. 228) ; the last very fine ; from the Prowe sale, 
 1912 3 
 
 137 Philip III, Aridaeus (b.c. 323-316). N Stater, Head of Athena in 
 
 ciested Corinthian helmet adorned with serpent; '^ <l>HIAin- 
 nOY BAZIAEnZ, Nike to left holding naval standard and 
 wreath ; in the field to left, AY {M. 96), very fine, and reverse of 
 gem-like execution [PI. IV] 1 
 
 138 Demetrius Poliopcetes (b.c. 306-283). M Drachm, Nike blow- 
 
 ing trumpet standing on prow to left; p, AHMHTPIOY, 
 Poseidon wielding trident to left ; across the field, BAZIAEflZ, 
 to left. A, and to right, monogram ; wt. 64 grs., tincommon, but 
 071 ly ivell preserved 1 
 
 139 DemetPius PolioPCetes (b.c. 306-283). M Tetradrachm, Dia- 
 
 demed head of Demetrius, horned, to right; p, BAZIAEI2Z 
 AHMHTPIOY, Poseidon standing to left, resting one foot on 
 rock and leaning on trident ; in the field in centre, monogram 
 HP within wreath, and to left above, H: ivt. '2%^ grs., fine and 
 of unusual style [PI. IV] 1 
 
 140 Demetrius Poliorcetes (b.c. 306-283). M. Tetradrachm, types 
 
 of the preceding coin; monogram and AP; wt. 2Q0 grs., fine but 
 blackened 1 
 
 *** From Admii'al Bowden Smith and Sandeman collections. 
 
 141 Demetrius Poliorcetes (b.c. 306-283). M Tetradrachm, Dia- 
 
 demed head of Demetrius, horned, to right ; p= BA£IAEf2Z 
 AHMHTPIOY, Poseidon seated on rock, holding aplustre and 
 trident; in held on either side, monograms; ivt. 266 grs., fine 
 and a scarce type [PI. IV] 1 
 
 142 Antigonus Gonatas (b.c. 277-239). M Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Poseidon to right, with flowing locks bound with marine plant; 
 |i BAZIAEI2Z ANTirONOY inscribed on prow, upon which 
 Apollo is seated to left, naked, holding bow ; beneath, monogram ; 
 ivt. 260 grs., very good and rare 1 
 
 *** From the Butler sale, 1911 (lot 142). 
 
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 143 Antigonus Gonatas (b.c. 277-239). M Tctradrachm, Mace- 
 
 donian shield, in centre of which horned head of Pan, with pedum 
 at shoulder; ^^ BAZIAEHZ ANTITONOY, Athena Alkis 
 holding shield and hurling fulmen ; in field to left, helmet, and to 
 right, monogram; wt. 265 grs., very fine [Pl. IV] 1 
 
 144 Antigonus Gonatas (b.c. 277-239). M Tetradrachm, similar 
 
 types to coin in preceding lot ; ivt. 263 grs., fine 1 
 
 145 Philip V (b.c. 220-179). M Tetradrachm, Macedonian shield with 
 
 portrait of Perseus wearing winged Phrygian helmet to left ; 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ <l>IAinnOY, Club and three monograms, the 
 whole within oak wreath ; in outer field, near tie of wreath, a 
 club ; wt. 263 grs., very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 *^* From the Butler sale (lot 146). 
 
 146 Perseus (b.c. 178-168). ^Tetradrachm, Head of King Perseus, 
 
 diademed, to right; p, BAZIAEHZ nEPSEHZ, Eagle to 
 right on fulmen ; above, j- ; to right. Ml ; beneath, <1> ; the whole 
 within oak wreath ; wt. 257 grs., very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 147 Roman Domination (b.c. 158-149). M. Tetradrachm, Mace- 
 
 donian shield, in centre of which diademed bust of Artemis to 
 right, with quiver at shoulder ; R MAKEAONHN FlPnTHZ, 
 Club and three monograms within oak wreath ; ivt. 260 grs., very 
 fine [PI. IV] 1 
 
 148 Roman Domination (b.c. 158-149). M Tetradrachm, similar 
 
 types to coin in preceding lot ; wt. 258 grs., fine 1 
 
 149 Macedonia, a Roman Province (b.c. 149). JR Tetradrachm, 
 
 Bust of Artemis to right in centre of Macedonian shield ; 1^ LEG 
 and hand holding olive branch over club, beneath which is 
 M AKEAONflN, the whole in wreath of oak leaves and acorns ; 
 wt. '2b9i grs., fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 150 L. Julius Caesar and Aesillas (b.c. 93-92). ^31 Tetradrachm, 
 
 Head of Alexander the Great to right, with flowing hair and 
 Ammon's horn; behind, (Thessalonica) ; ^ AESILLAS Q, 
 Club between money-chest and quaestor's chair ; the whole within 
 laurel wreath ; wt. 258 grs. (B. M. Cat. 81), very fine [PI. V] 1 
 
 151 L. Julius Caesar and Aesillas (b.c. 93-92). A\ Tetradrachms 
 
 (2) of similar types to coin in preceding lot, but with MAKE 
 AONI2N beneath head, both very good 
 
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 152 Autonomous Issues without king's name {circa b.c. 185-168). 
 
 JR Tetrobols, MAKE and club in centre of Macedonian shield ; 
 p, Macedonian helmet, around which three monograms, and sym- 
 bols trident {two varieties) and tripod. Others, Macedonian 
 shield with crescent-rayed star in centre; 9, MAKEAONI2N, 
 Afterpart of ship ; above, star ; a A^ariety without star, but M in 
 field to right ; all fine 5 
 
 KINGS OF PAEONIA. 
 
 153 Patraus {circa B.C. 340-315). JR Tetradrachm, Young male head 
 
 to right, laureate; li flATPAOY, Horseman to right spearing 
 prostrate foe ; wt. 198 grs., very good 1 
 
 154 Audoleon {circa B.C. 315-286). M Tetradrachm, Head of Athena, 
 
 three-quarter face towards left, wearing necklace and three-crested 
 helmet ; p= AYAI2AE • N T* Z, Horse trotting to right; beneath, 
 monogram ; ^vt. 192 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 4), in very good state 1 
 
 155 Audoleon (c/rca B.C. 315-286). -31 Tetrobol, similar types to coin 
 
 in preceding lot; wt. 46 grs. {B. M. Cat. 13), fine, hut slightly 
 scratched on face, and uncommon 1 
 
 THRACE. 
 
 156 Aenus. Circa b.c. 450-400. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Hermes, 
 
 wearing close-fitting petasos, to right; ^ AINI, Goat standing to 
 right, symbol indistinct, within incuse square ; wt. 254 grs., a 
 rare coin, hut not fine 1 
 
 157 Maroneia. C/rca b.c. 400-350. ^ i-Stater, Fore-part of prancing 
 
 horse to left between A - N - ; 9 Vine and bunch of grapes in 
 dotted and incuse square; to left, kantharos ; to right, MA; 
 wt. 28 grs. {cf. B. 31. Cat. 29). After B.C. 148 : ^ Tetradrachm, 
 Head of young Dionysos, crowned with ivy wreath, to right; 
 ^ AIONYZOY ZnXHPOZ MARnNITIlN, Dionysos 
 standing to left, holding grapes and two narthex bands, monograms 
 on either sides ; ivts. 252 and 240 grs., fine 3 
 
 158 Abdera. Circa b.c. 408-350. M Stater, HAYZANin (in 
 
 exergue), Griffin, with pointed wing, recumbent to left ; IJ, 
 ABAHP . . TEflN, Laureate head of Apollo to right, within 
 shallow square; ivt. IQ7 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 53), i7i very good state 
 and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
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 159 Abdera. Circa B.C. 408-350. JR Stater, ABAHPI . . . N, 
 
 Griffin recumbent to left; ^ EDI infin NAKTO, Head of 
 Apollo to right, laureate; beneath, scallop ; z^;#. 155 grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 64), well preserved 
 
 Istrus. Fourth Cent. B.C. ^, Two heads united, in opposite 
 directions, upwards and downwards; T^ ISTPIH, Sea-eagle on 
 dolphin ; beneath, K\ ; wt. 86 grs. {B. M. Cat. 3) 
 
 Mesembria. III-II Cent. b.c. M, Crested helmet facing ; ^ 
 META between the four spokes of a wheel; wt. 20 grs., very 
 fine 3 
 
 160 Thasos. Circa b.c. 550-463. JR Stater, Nude Satyr kneeling to 
 
 right and carrying off nymph ; ^ Quadripartite incuse ; wt. 152 grs., 
 fine (illustrated). JR Drachm, of similar types ; wt. 55 grs. 
 i-Drachm, Satyr kneeling to left holding kantharos ; ^ Amphora ; 
 wt. Ugrs. [PI. V] 3 
 
 161 Thasos. After b.c. liQ. JR Tetradrachms (4), Head of young 
 
 Dionysos to right, hair bound with ivy wreath ; p> H PAKAEOYZ 
 ZnXHPOZ ©AZIJQN, Herakles naked, standing to left with 
 club and lion's skin ; three varieties of dijfereiit styles, and a 
 fourth a hai'harous Pannonian imitation, two very fine 4 
 
 162 Kings of Thrace. Liisimachus {b.c. ?>2?>-1%\). A^ Stater, Head 
 
 of the deified Alexander with horn of Ammon to right; 1J> 
 B AZ I A EnZ AYZ I M AXO Y, AthenaNikephoros seated to left ; 
 in the field to left_ZI ; wt. 130 grs. {Midler, 453 var?i, very good 1 
 
 163 Lysimachus (b.c. 323-281). JR Tetradrachm, Head of the deified 
 
 Alexander with horn of Ammon to right; IJ> BAZIAEHZ 
 AYZ I M AXO Y, Athena Nikephoros seated to left ; in front and 
 behind, monograms; wt. 265 grs. {M. 540), very fine 1 
 
 164 Lysimachus (b.c. 323-281). JR Tetradrachms (2), similar types to 
 
 coin in preceding lot ; symbol, a flower {M. 331) ; from the Bun- 
 bury sale; and caduceus {M. 106). JR Drachm, Head of young 
 Herakles in lion's skin to right ; li AYZ I M AXO Y BAZIAEHZ, 
 Zeus seated to left holding eagle ; in front, forepart of panther, 
 and crescent; ivt. 65 grs. {M. 20), all fine 3 
 
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 THESSALY. 
 
 165 Aenianes. C/j-ca B.C. 168-146. ^ Didrachm, Head of Athena to 
 
 right,her helmet adorned with foreparts of horses; p= AIN lANIlN 
 MVNNIIIN, Slinger, ahnosb facing, adjusting his sling; beside 
 him, two javelins; in field to right, caduceus ; ivt. 120j grs. 
 {B. M. Cat. —), fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 *** From Dr. White King's sale. 
 
 166 Larissa. (7/rca b.C. 480-430. ^ Drachm, Athlete running beside 
 
 and seizing bull by the horns to left; ^ AAPI-ZAIA, Horse 
 with trailing rein, galloping to right ; wt. 93 grs. (B. M. Cat. 19). 
 Another {circa B.C. 400-344), Head of fountain nymph Larissa to 
 left, wearing sphendone and earring; ^ AAPI, Horse galloping to 
 right ; ivt. 90 grs. (B. M. Cat. 47), both very good 2 
 
 167 Larissa. Circa b.C. 400-344. JR Drachm, Head of nymph Larissa 
 
 to right; I^ [AAJPIZ-AIA, Horse galloping to right, with loose 
 rein ; wt. 93 grs., fine. Another, Head of Larissa three-quarter 
 face towards left; p= AAPIZ-A IHN, Horse feeding to right, 
 fore-foot raised ; wt. 94 grs. {B.M. Cat. 60), very fine; the former 
 from the Bunbury collection 2 
 
 168 Larissa. C»-ca B.C. 400-344. ^ Drachm, similar types to last coin 
 
 in preceding lot, but ^, Mare walking to right ; beside her, foal ; 
 AAPI (in exergue), and above horses, ZAIHN ; ivt. 93i grs. 
 {B. 31. Cat. Q4:), fine and uncommon [PI. V] 1 
 
 169 Phalanna. Circa B.C. 400-344. JR Drachm, Young male head to 
 
 right, with short hair; ^ <t>AAAN NAIHN, Bridled horse 
 walking to right ; wt. 83 grs. {B. 31. Cat. l), good 
 Thessali. Thessalian Confederacy (b.c. 196-146). M Double 
 Victoriatus, Head of Zeus to right, crowned with oak ; p, 
 ©EZZAAHN, Pallas Itonia fighting to right; <I)IAOKPA 
 TOYZ <t)EPEKPATHZ ; wt. 98 grs. (B. M. Cat. 32), very 
 fine 2 
 
 170 PhaPSalus. Circa B.C. 400-344. M, Drachm, Head of Athena, of 
 
 fine style, in close-fitting crested helmet to right; ^ [<t>]ASZ, 
 Horseman to right in chlamys and kausia ; in exergue, TH ; 
 wt. 95 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 7), fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 171 Phapsalus. Circa B.C. 400-344. M Hemidrachm, Head of Athena, 
 
 of archaic style, in crested helmet to right ; p> <I>AP, Horse's head 
 to right, in incuse square ; wt. 44 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 2), fine and 
 rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 *it* From the Ehousopoulos sale (lot 1416). 
 
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 ILLYRICUM. 
 
 172 Dyprhachii. Circa B.C. 450-350. M Stater, Cow suckling calf to 
 
 right ; above V ; ^ AYP, Double stellate square, and club {B. M. 
 Cat. 21). JR. Hemidrachm, Head of young Herakles in lion's 
 skin ; p= AYP, Pegasos to left 
 Corcyra. Circa b.C. 300-229. M Drachm, Amphora; ^ KOP, 
 Star; tct. 30 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 140), fine 3 
 
 EPIRUS. 
 
 173 Epirote Republic. Circa b.c. 238-168. M Drachm, Head of 
 
 Zeus Dodonaeos to right, crowned with oak ; behind, 3< ; P> 
 An El PI2TAN, Eagle standing to right in oak wreath; ivt. 
 75 grs ^ Yictoriatus, Heads of Zeus and Dione to right ; 1^ 
 An El PUT AN within oak wreath ; ivt. 47 grs., the first very 
 
 fine 
 
 ACARNANIA. 
 
 174 Leucas. After circa ^.clOtl. ^ Attic Didrachm, Archaic statue 
 
 of goddess to right, a stag by her side, within laui-el wreath ; p, 
 AEYKAAIHN AAMYAOS, Prow to right, with lion-headed 
 ram ; ivt. 123 grs. (B. M. Cat. 86), a good example 
 Aetolia. M Hemidrachm (b.c. 279-168), Head of Aetolia to right, 
 wearing kausia ; ^ AITX2AI1N, Boar rushing to right ; beneath, 
 monogram ; in exergue, ear of corn ; wt. 39 grs. (B. M. Cat. — ), 
 fine 2 
 
 LOCRIS. 
 
 175 Locri Opuntii. Circa b.c. 369-338. JR Stater, Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, crowned with corn ; ^ OFlONTIflN, Nude figure 
 of the Locrian Ajax charging to right, armed with helmet, sword 
 and shield ; on inner side of shield, grilRn ; in the field to right, 
 bunch of grapes ; v-t. 181 gis. {cf. B. 31. Cat. l), a very good 
 example, of fine style, the hair shatply defined. JR Hemidrachm, 
 of similar types, but between legs of Ajax, a kantharos ; wt. 42 grs., 
 very good [PI. V] 2 
 
 PHOCIS. 
 
 176 Period of the third Sacred War {circa B.C. 357-346). M Triobol, 
 
 Bull's head, facing ; p= <l>12, Laureate head of the Delphian Apollo 
 to right ; behind, laurel branch ; ivt. 43 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 87), very 
 fine and of charming style [PI. V] 1 
 
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 BOEOTIA. 
 
 177 Haliartus. Before b.g. i%0. ^ Stater, Boeotian shield ; p= [=; in 
 
 centre of incuse square, divided into four deeply indented com- 
 partments of "mill-sail" pattern; wt. 189 grs. {B. M. Cat. 5), 
 fine 1 
 
 178 Thebes. C/rcaB.c. 480-446. ^Stater, Boeotian shield; ^Amphora, 
 
 between E, in incuse square; ivt. 187 grs. Another {circa 
 B.C. 426-387), Boeotian shield; p, Head of bearded Dionysos to 
 right, wearing wreath of ivy, within incuse square; wt. 185 grs. 
 (B. M. Cat. 58), both good coins 2 
 
 179 Thebes. Circa B.C. 379-338. JR Stater, Boeotian shield ; p. 
 
 Amphora ; magistrate's name, A FA A ; ivt. 187 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 
 111). Another, with AAMU (Damokleidas, the friend of Pelo- 
 pidas) ; ivt. 184 grs. {B. M. Cat. 127), both fine 2 
 
 180 Thebes. Circa B.C. 379-338. JR Staters (3) of similar types, 
 
 AZn and grapes {B. M. Cat. 123) ; AZHFI {B. M. Cat. 125); 
 BO in {B. M. Cat.--). M Drachm and Hemidrachms (3), and 
 M (B.C. 197-146), Laureate head of Poseidon; ^ BOIHTHN, 
 Nike standing to left, holding trident and wreath ; wt. 72 grs., 
 chiefly well preserved 8 
 
 EUBOEA. 
 
 181 Chalcis. Circa B.C. 369-336. ^, Female head to right; ^ XAA, 
 
 Flying eagle holding serpent ; symbols, trophy {B. M. Cat. 50), 
 and kerykeion {B. M. Cat. 53) 
 
 EretPJa. Circa B.C. 511-490. M Didrachm, Cow scratching her- 
 self to right ; ^ Octopus, in incu.se square ; to left, E ; ivt. 125 grs. 
 {B. 31. Cat. 23), illustrated 
 
 Histiaea. M Drachm and Tetrobols (2); all fine [Pl. V] 5 
 
 ATTICA. 
 
 182 Athens. Pisistratid Period (circa B.C. 566-514.) ^51 Tetradrachms of 
 
 lumpy fabric (2), Head of Athena, of very archaic style, in crested 
 helmet, to right ; ^ A0E, Owl almost facing ; to left, olive spray ; 
 within incuse square ; ivt. 260 grs. (cf. B. 31. Cat. pl. I, 2 a7id 6), 
 two varieties, well preserved 2 
 
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 183 Time of Hippias and later {circa B.C. 514-407). JR Tetradrachms (2), 
 
 Head of Athena of archaic style, helmet adorned with three olive 
 leaves erect, and at the back with a floral scroll ; ^ A0E, Owl to 
 right, head facing, wings closed ; behind, olive spray and lunar 
 crescent ; ivt. 263 and 260 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. pi. iii, 2 and 4), 
 both very fine 2 
 
 184 Circa B.C. 514-407. JR Tetradrachms (3) of similar type to coins in 
 
 preceding lot ; wts. 263, 260 and 261 grs., varied in style, and all 
 three fine 3 
 
 185 Circa B.C. 514-407. JR Tetradrachms (4), similar to coins in pre- 
 
 ceding lot, well preserved 4 
 
 186 Circa B.C. 514-407. JR Tetradrachm of similar type to last ; 
 
 wt. 263 grs. Drachm ; xvt. 65 grs. Triobolon, with owl facing 
 between olive branches ; ivt. 32 grs. Trihemiobolon, Owl facing, 
 wings spread; ivt. \^ grs. Obolos, Owl to right; ivt. 10'5 grs. 
 Hemiobolon, Owl to right; ivt. 5"5 grs., all fine 6 
 
 187 Circa B.C. 407-393. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Athena to right, eye 
 
 in profile, but rough execution, Avearing round earring, and close- 
 fitting crested helmet, &c. ; p. A0E, Owl to right, wings closed ; 
 behind, lunar crescent and olive spray ; ivt. 262 grs. {cf. B. M. 
 Cat. lAii), fine and of spread fabric [PI. V] 1 
 
 1 88 Cii'ca B.C. 393-339. JR Tetradrachms (2) of rough and careless fabric, 
 
 with eye of goddess shown in profile ; one with the legend disposed 
 < 
 
 thus © ; wts. 266 grs. and 2i8 grs. ; JR Drachms (2), ivt. 65 grs.; 
 m 
 
 Triobols (3) ; Obols (3) ; Hemiobols (4) ; Tetartemorion, and Tetro- 
 bol {circa B.C. 339-322), two owls face to face ; ivt. 39 grs. ; various 
 ^ (6) with head of Athena, p, Double-bodied owl (2), and two owls 
 face to face (4), S07ne in good state and uncommon 23 
 
 189 Circa B.C. 229-197. JR Tetradrachm of spread fabric, Head of 
 
 Athena Parthenos to right, wearing close-fitting helmet with triple 
 crest, adorned in front Avith the foreparts of four horses abreast, on 
 the side with a flying pegasos, and on the back with a scroll ; 
 P: A0E, Owl to right, wings closed, standing on amphora lying on 
 its side ; in field, two monograms ; in field to right, two coiled 
 serpents to right ; the whole within a wreath of olive ; wt. 260 grs. 
 {B. M. Cat. 297), fine [PI. V] 1 
 
 190 Circa B.C. 146-100. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Athena Parthenos to 
 
 right; |i Owl standing on amphora ; in field, A0E, and names of 
 magistrates, AflEAAIKIlN (the Philosopher of Theos, and later 
 
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 Lot 190 — continued. 
 
 a partisan of Mithradates), rOPflAZ APTEIOZ; symbol 
 griffin to right, on amphora A ; beneath A A ; wt. 256 grs. (B.3I. 
 Cat. 327), fitie 1 
 
 *** From the Prowe sale. 
 
 191 Circa B.C. 146-100. JR Tetradrachm of same issue as coin in last 
 
 lot ; wt. 254: gis. (B. M. Cat. 327), fine; JR Drachms {circa B.C. 
 220-197) of similar type, with monograms {B. M. Cat. 290), not in 
 good state 3 
 
 192 CircaB.C. 146-100. ^ Tetradrachm of same issue as coins in two 
 
 previous lots ; ivt. 260 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 327), very fine [PI. V] 1 
 
 193 Circa B.C. 100-86. JR Tetradrachm of similar type, magistrates' 
 
 names, APIZTIHN (the well-known tyrant of Athens and parti- 
 san of Mithradates), <l>IAnN APOMO ; symbol, Pegasos 
 drinking; on amphora A ; beneath MH ; tvt. 253 grs. {cf. B. M. 
 Cat. 330), a very good example of this interesting coin 1 
 
 194 B.C. 156. JR Tetradrachm, similar type, names of magistrates, 
 
 AAMHN ZnZIKPATHZ PK?; symbol, quiver and bow; wt. 
 240 grs. {rf. B. M. Cat. 359). Another {circa B.C. 1 10-100), with 
 magistrates' names, AHMHTPIOZ ATAOI P POZ AH ; 
 symbol, pilei of the Dioscuri ; beneath amphoia PE ; wt. 2\:\grs. 
 {cf. B. M. Cat. 365). A third {circa B.C. 196-187) of spread 
 fabric, magistrates' names, AIO<t>A AIOAO ; symbol, Apollo 
 naked with bow, beneath amphora EM ; ivt. 251 grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 389), very good 3 
 
 195 Circa B.C. 146-100. JR Tetradrachm, similar types, names of 
 
 magistrates, AX2Z 10 EOZ XAPIAZ (two brothers); symbol, 
 Tyche; on amphoi'a B ; beneath MP; tvt. 245 grs. {cf. B. 31. 
 Cat. 393). Others (3): B.C. 163, EYMH EPirENH ZI2Z- 
 ANAPOZ, eagle to right on fulmen, on amphora P, beneath 
 Al, wt. 256 grs. {cf. B. 31. Cat. 396); B.C. 153, 0EOAOTOZ 
 KAEO<|)ANHZ nOHAI ; no symbol; xct. 255 grs. [cf B.3I. 
 Cat. 423), two varieties, all very good 4 
 
 196 Circa B.C. 150. ^ Tetradrachm, similar types, names of magistrates, 
 
 MIKinN EYPYKAE (two brother s),APEZTOZ ; symbol, 
 the Dioscuri; on amphora, K; beneath, ZX2 ; ivt. 243 grs. {cf. 
 B. 31. Cat. 465), fine, but slightly damaged on rev. ; from Sir 
 James Knowles' collectioji. Another {circa B.C. 170), names of 
 
31 Sacoiid Day 
 
 Lot 196 — continued. 
 
 magistrates, HOAYXAPM N I KOT 0EM IZTOKAH ; sym 
 
 bol, kerykeion ; on amphora, Z; beneath, ME; wt. 258 grs. 
 (cf. B. M. Cat. 494), fiiie 2 
 
 197 Circa ^.C. 150. JR Tetradrachms (2), similar types ; without A0E 
 
 on rev. Owl on round-bodied amphora on which A ; in field, two 
 monograms ; ivt. 252 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 519), tivo varieties ; JR 
 Drachm of same issue ; ict. blh grs. (cf. B.M. Cat. 522), fine 3 
 
 *^* Dr. B. V. Head attributes these coins to the mint of the Athenian 
 Kleruchy in Delos. 
 
 AEGINA. 
 
 198 Circa B.C. 650-600. M Stater, sea-turtle with plain shell ; |i Incuse 
 
 square divided into eight triangular compartments, four of which 
 are deeply hollowed out ; ict. 181 grs. ; ^Drachm {circa B.C. 404- 
 350), sea-turtle, on either side A- 1, ^ Shallow incuse square, 
 divided into five compartments in which Nl and dolphin: ivt. 
 88 grs. ; JR Triobol {circa B.C. 550-456), ^ Incuse square divided 
 by broad bands; wt. 41 grs. ; JR Obols (2) of earliest type; ivt. 
 16 gis. ; and Hemiobol ; ict. 8 grs., all fine 6 
 
 199 Circa B.C. 650-600. JR Staters (3) of the earliest period, sea-turtle 
 
 with row of dots down the middle of the back, one coimter-7narked ; 
 JR Drachm {circa B.C. 404-350) with . . in one of the comjiart- 
 ments of the rev. ; v)t. 80 grs. ; -51 Triobol, with crescent and A in 
 one of the compartments ; tvt. 80 grs. ; JE, Two dolphins with A 
 between them, 1^ Shallow incuse square ; all in good state 6 
 
 CORINTHIA. 
 
 200 Corinth. Time of Per iander {circa B.C. 625-58H). ^Stater,? 
 
 Pegasos to left with curled wing ; p, Incuse of swastika pattern ; 
 wt. ISOj grs. {B. M. Cat. pi. i, 4), a fine example ; fj-om the Taranto 
 find, 1911 [PI. V] 1 
 
 201 Time of Periander {circa B.C. 625-585). JR Stater, similar type to 
 
 coin in last lot; tvt. \2% grs. Another {circa B.C. 500-430), ? 
 Pegasos with curled wing flying to right; ^ Incuse square, within 
 which is head of Athena Chalinitis helmeted to right ; ivt. 132 grs. 
 {B.M. Cat. pi. II, 3), very fine, of archaic style 2 
 
 202 Circa B.C. 400-338. IR Stater, ? Pegasos, with pointed wing, flying 
 
 to left ; ft Head of Athena, of fine style, in Corinthian helmet ; 
 behind, to right, palmette ; wt. \Z2 grs. {B.M. Cat.pl. ill, 18), 
 very fine [PI. V] 1 
 
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 203 Circa B.C. 350-300. JR Stater, ? Pegasos flying to left; p= 
 
 Helmeted head of Athena to left ; symbol, chimaera to left, and 
 AP {B. M. Cat. 255). Others, symbol, thyrsos and T {B. M. Cat. 
 279) ; dove flying in wreath {B. 31. Cat. 282); Pallas holding Nike 
 and A I {B. M. Cat. 309) ; Nike to left carrying fillet, and I {B. M. 
 Cat. 350), two varieties, all very good 6 
 
 204 AnactOPium. (y/y-ra b.c. 350-300. ^ Corinthian Staters : symbols, 
 
 to left of head, tripod {B. M. Cat. 25 and 27) ; tripod in wreath 
 (B. 31. Cat. 35); Eni-AIl, and uncertain symbol, somewhat 
 resembling an inverted simpulum {B. 31. Cat. 64) ; tivo varieties, 
 well preserved 5 
 
 205 Apgos Amphilochicum. Circa B.C. 350-270. JR Corinthian 
 
 Staters (2), AM<I>I-ABP {B. 31. Cat. 15) ; AP and shield {B. 31. 
 Cat. 12). Leucas, circa B.C. 400-330, M Corinthian Staters (3), 
 A and kerykeion {B.3I. Cat. 51); A and kantharos {B. 31. Cat. 4:^); 
 AEY and scallop-shell, wt. 132 grs. {B.31. Cat. 31), the last verij 
 fine 5 
 
 206 Leucas, Circa B.C. 400-330. ^ Corinthian Stater, Pegasos flying 
 
 to left ; 1J> [A]EY, Head of Athena to left in Corinthian helmet ; 
 in field to right, floral scroll; wt. \Z1grs. {B. 31. Cat. 39), very 
 fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 PELOPONNESUS. 
 
 207 Sicyon. Before ^.C.Z'IZ. ^Stater, ZE, Chimaera to right ; 1^ Dove 
 
 flying to left in laurel wreath; wt. l^% grs. {B. 31. Cat. 25). 
 Another, beneath chimaera 32, Dove flying to right ; above o ; 
 wt. \9,2 grs. ; JR Triobols (4) of later date, similar types ; behind, 
 dove, .-. {B.3I. Cat. 121); . No {B. 31. Cat. 118); 2 on rev. and 
 magistrate's name, OAYMniAAAZ {B.31. Cat. 197); etc. 
 Phlius. Circa B.C. 400-322. JR Obol, forepart of bull to left; I^ 
 <l> between four pellets ; wt. l^grs.; some fine 7 
 
 208 Achaean League. Circa b.c. 280-146. JR Hemidrachms of 
 
 Aegeira, symbol, half goat {cf. B.31. Cat. 13) ; Aegium (3), fulmen 
 {B. 31. Cat. 22 and 24) ; Argos, wolf's head {B. 31. Cat. 87) ; 
 Corinth, Pegasos in wreath {B. 31. Cat. 28) ; Dyme (2), fish (B. 
 31. Cat. 29 a7id 30); Elis (ll), varied symbols and inscriptions 
 (B. 31. Cat. 51, 56, 61, 62, 66, 67, 70, 71 and 73) ; Megalopolis 
 (3), syrinx {B.31. Cat. 114) and inscription {cf. B.31. Cat. 118) ; 
 Megara (3), lyre {B. 31. Cat. 9 a7id 10); Pallantium (5), trident 
 
33 Second Day 
 
 Lot 208 — continued. 
 
 (B.M. Cat. 122 and 124) ; Patrae(3), dolphin (B.M. Cat. 41 a)id 
 43), and Sicyon, dove (B. M. Cat. 44), chiefly fine, some uncommon 
 carieties 34 
 
 209 Elis. CVrcrtf B.C. 471-421. ^ Stater, eagle flying to left devouring 
 
 hare, wings outstretched ; various countermarks in the field ; ^ 
 F A winged fulmen ; ivt. 178 gis. ; another, eagle flying to right, 
 struggling with serpent, wings outstretched ; p, F A winged ful- 
 men ; ict. 186 gr^. {cf. B. M. Cat. 3), well preserved and rare 2 
 
 210 Circa B.C. 471-421: M. Stater, eagle's head to left; p= F A, and 
 
 winged fulmen; ict. 180 grs. {B.M. Cat. 38 var.), fro77i the W. 
 Home cabinet, hit not fine ; JR, Drachm, eagle to right on hare, 
 wings open ; p, F A, winged fulmen ; ivt. 71 grs. ; JR Hemidrachm, 
 eagle flying to right; 9= F[A] Winged fulmen ; ivt. 4li grs. Circa 
 B.C. 421-400: M. Stater, Head of Hera to right, wearing broad 
 Stephanos inscribed H PA and adorned with floral ornaments ; ^ 
 Fulmen flaming at both ends, between FA, within olive wreath ; 
 ict. 176 grs. {B. M. Cat. 62), the second in good state 4 
 
 211 Circa B.C. 471-400. JR, Stater, Head of Hera wearing lofty Stephanos, 
 
 to right ; 9= FA retrograde above fulmen flaming at both ends, 
 within wild olive wreath ; ivt. 18d grs. {B.M. Cat. — ), rev. fine; 
 Others (2), similar head, but fulmen between FA ; ict. 175 grs. ; 
 and a variety; ivt. 170 grs. 3 
 
 212 Argos. Circa B.C. 322-229. JR Tetrobol, Fore-part of wolf to 
 
 left; p= A and magistiate's name ; ivt. 3Q grs. {B. M. Cat. 113), 
 
 very fine 
 Arcadia. Circa b.c. 370-362. JR Obol, Head of Pan; ^ APK 
 
 (mon.) and syrinx ; ivt. 13 grs. fine 
 Lacaedemon. Circa b.c. 192-156. JR Tetrobols (2), Bearded 
 
 head of Herakles ; 1^ AA, Amphora between the pilei of the 
 
 Dioscuri ; wt. 37 grs. very fine ; and Hemidrachm of Achaean 
 
 League {B. M. Cat. 83) 
 Messene. Achaean League JR Hemidrachm {B. M. Cat. 76) 5 
 
 CRETE. 
 
 213 Elypus. Circa B.C. 400-300. JR Drachm. EAY[P]ION, Goat's 
 
 head to right, border of dots ; l;i Bee ; in field to left, rose ; ivt. 
 80 grs. {B. M. Cat. 1), fine and rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 *** From the Weber collection, Munich (lot 2120). 
 D 
 
Second Day 34 
 
 214 I tan us. Circa B.C. 400-300. M Drachm, Head of Athena to left, 
 
 wearing Athenian helmet adorned with floral scroll ; ^L ITAN IX2N, 
 Eagle to left, looking back ; within incuse square ; wt. 82 grs. 
 {B. M. Cat. 13), fine and uncommon [PI. VI] 1 
 
 215 Lyttus. Circa B.C. 4.50-300. M Stater, Eagle flying to left; 
 
 li TVA-NOIT, Boar's head to right within dotted square; 
 the whole in incuse square ; wt. 1.53 grs. (B. 31. Cat. — ), fi7ie 
 and rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 216 Polyrhenium. Circa b.c. 330-280. M Drachm, POAY- 
 
 PHNION, Bull's head bound with fillet; p> POAYPHNI, 
 
 Arrow-head to right; wt. 79 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 11), firie and rare 
 [PI. VI] 1 
 
 PAPHLAGONIA. 
 
 217 Amastpis. Circa B.C. 300. M Stater, Young male head in Phry- 
 
 gian cap ornamented with laurel-wreath and star; p, AMAZ- 
 TPIEI2N, Female figure seated on throne to left, holding Nike 
 and sceptre ; in field, myrtle bud; wt. 148 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 2), 
 fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 218 SInope. C/rca B.C. 453-375. ^ Drachm, Head of Sinope to left, 
 
 wearing sphendone ; before head, aplustre ; ^ ZINI2, Sea-eagle 
 
 on dolphin; above, magistrate's name, AZTY ; wt. 91 grs. 
 
 (B. 31. Cat. 14) 
 Amisus, Pont. M, Head of Young Dionysos ; 1^ AMYZOY, 
 
 Thyrsos and cista 
 Lampsacus, 3Iys. Circa b.c. 394-330. M, Janiform female head ; 
 
 p, Head of Athena in helmet ; wt. 19 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 36) 
 Parium, 3]ys. Circa B.C. 400. M. Hemidrachms (3), Gorgoneion ; 
 
 ^ Bull looking back, three varieties, fine 6 
 
 MYSIA. 
 
 219 PePgamum. Eumenes I {b.c. 2&Z-2i\). ^, Tetradrachm, Head 
 of Philetaerus to right, wearing diadem and laurel-wreath en- 
 twined ; 9= <l>IAETAIPOY, Athena seated to left, outstretched 
 hand on shield ; beneath arm, ivy leaf ; on right, bow ; tvt. 2Q0 grs. 
 {B. 31. Cat. 31). JR Cistophorus (circa B.C. 133-67), Cista mystica 
 in ivy-wreath ; l^ Two coiled serpents, etc., bow case between 
 them, and monograms; w't. 192 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 109), the first in 
 good state, the second fine 2 
 
35 Second Day 
 
 220 Eumejies II (b.c. 197-159). M Tetradrachm, Head of Philetaerus 
 
 to right; ^ <|>IAETAIPOY, Athena seated to left, crowning 
 king's name, shield behind her ; on right, bow ; symbol, bee, and 
 monogram ; u't. 265 grs. {B. M. Cat. 43), fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 TROAS. 
 
 221 Abydos. Circa B.C. 411-387 : M Hemidrachms (2), Head of 
 
 Apollo to left ; 9= Eagle standing to left ; magistrate's name, 
 APIirO {B. M. Cat. 27) and P PIlTArOPAZ {B. M. Cat. 31). 
 After circa B.C. 196 : ^ Tetradrachm, Bust of Artemis to right, 
 diademed, bow and quiver at shoulder; ^ ABYAHNUN, 
 Eagle standing to right, wings open ; magistrate's name, APOA- 
 A04>AN0V ; symbol, palm branch; wt. 245 grs. (B. M. Cat. 52), 
 fine ; from the Sandeman sale 3 
 
 AEOLIS. 
 
 222 Cyme. After B.C. 190. M Tetradrachm, Head of Kyme to right, 
 
 hair rolled and bound with riband ; p= KYMAIflN, Horse stand- 
 ing to right; in exergue, KAAAIAZ ; vase in front of horse; 
 u't. 245 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 73), venj good 1 
 
 223 Myrina. //-/ Ce7it. b.C. JR Tetradrachm, Head of the Apollo of 
 
 Grynium, laureate, to right; p= MYPINAII2N, Apollo of Gry- 
 nium in himation to right, holding phials and laurel branch ; in 
 front, omphalos and amphora; ivt. 252 g}-s. {B. M. Cat. 2), fine 
 [PI. VI] 1 
 
 224 Myrina. M, Tetradrachm. Similar types to coin in last lot; 
 
 monogram {B. M. Cat. 11), ^vt. 245 grs., fine 1 
 
 LESBOS. 
 
 225 Circa B.C. 550-440 : Billon Stater, Two calves' heads facing one 
 
 another ; between them, olive tree ; ]^ Rude incuse square ; wt. 
 190 grs. (B. M. Cat. 46), fine. Elect. Hecte {circa B.C. 480-440), 
 Ram's head to right ; ^ Lion's head to right (in intaglio); behind, 
 small incuse; ivt. Z^h grs. {B. M. Cat. 9), very good ; from the 
 O'Hagan cabinet 2 
 
 226 Circa B.C. 550-440. Elect. Hecte : Head of Demeter to right, veiled 
 
 and wreathed with corn ; ^ Tripod with fillets attached ; linear 
 square; ivt. 39 grs. {B. M. Cat. 119), very fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 D2 
 
Second Day 36 
 
 IONIA. 
 
 227 Ephesus. Circa B.C. 494-464: M, Drachm, E-<1>, Bee; :^ Incuse 
 
 square quartered ; wt. 47i grs. {B. 31. Cat. 17), scarce. JR Tetra- 
 drachm {circa B.C. 394-295), E-<l>, Bee ; ^ Forepart of stag with 
 head turned back ; behind it, a palm tree, and in front magistrate's 
 name, AMYNTHP ; wt. 230 grs. {B. M. Cat. —) ; in verij good 
 state and with unpublished name of magistrate 2 
 
 228 Circa B.C. 394-295. M Tetradrachms (2), of similar type to last 
 
 coin in previous lot; names of magistrates AIOKAHZ (ivt. 
 220 grs.) and IPPOZGENHZ (wt. 230 grs.), both coins not in 
 B. M. collection, and not in good state 2 
 
 229 Circa B.C. 394-295. M Tetradrachms (2) of similar type ; names 
 
 of magistrates, IMHZIANAZ {tvt. 232 grs.) and PPXITOZ 
 {ivt. 220 grs.), both names unpublished, coins only ivell preserved 2 
 
 230 Circa B.C. 394-295. JR Tetradrachms (2) of similar type; names 
 
 of magistrates, AEHAAM {tvt. 223 grs.) and ZINHN {wt. 
 223 grs.), neither named in B. M. collection, coins well preserved 2 
 
 231 Mark Antony and Octavia (b.c. 39-37) : M, m. antonivs, 
 
 IMP. &c., jugate heads to right of M. Antony and Octavia ; ^ III. 
 VIR. R. P. C, Bacchus standing to left on cista mystica ; tvt. I'dO grs. 
 {Cohen, 3). Claudius I (a.d. 41-54): JR, ti clavd caes. avg, 
 Head to left ; p= com ASI, Temple of Rome and Augustus, with 
 frieze inscribed ROM. ET. AVG.; in centre, Claudius crowned by 
 Fortune; struck at Pergamum ; wt. \%3 grs. {C. 3); both very 
 well preserved 2 
 
 232 Miletus. V Cent. b.c. : JR, Forepart of lion; R Incuse square 
 
 containing ornamental star; tvt. 17 grs. JR l|-Drachms {after 
 circa B.C. 190), Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; ^ Ml (mon.), 
 Lion standing to right, looking back at star of eight rays ; in 
 exergue, YAII2N.O.. and monogram; tvt. IQgrs. {B.M. Cat. — , 
 illustration), fine. And J& of Smyrna, with head of Apollo, and 
 on rev. Homer seated to right [PI. VI] 3 
 
 233 Smyrna. // Cent. b.c. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Kybele to 
 
 right, turreted ; p, IMYP-NAIXIN, Lion standing to right, his 
 left forepaw raised ; beneath, magistrate's name, MOZXOZ ; 
 the whole in oak wreath ; wt. 250 grs. {Waddington, 1935), fine 
 and rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 *** From Dr. Hirsch's sale xxi, 1908 (lot 2943). 
 
37 Second Day 
 
 234 Chios. Circa Ji.Q.bQO. M Didrachm, Sphinx seated to left; in 
 front, amphora; ^ Incuse square quartered; wt. \\^ grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 7) ; JEi, Sphinx and amphora 
 
 Samos. Circa B.C. 205-129. M li-Drachms, Lion's scalp within 
 border of dots ; p. ZAMIHN, Forepart of bull to right, right leg 
 bent under him ; in field, olive spray and vase ; wt. 68 grs. 
 (B. M. Cat. —), fine 3 
 
 CARIA. 
 
 235 Cnidus. Circa B.C. 300-190. M Tetrobol, Head of Artemis to 
 
 right, wearing stephane, quiver at shoulder; ^ KNIAIX2N, 
 Tripod; name of magistrate, EflirENHZ; wt. 39l- grs. (B. 31. 
 Cat. — ), fine 
 
 HalicarTiassus. First Cent. B.C. M, Drachm, Head of Ehodian 
 Helios, facing ; p, Bust of Athena, helmeted, to left ; in field, 
 AAI KAP [A] PAK[nN ; ivt. 58 grs. {B. M. Cat. 43), uncommon 
 
 Cos. Circa B.C. 300-190 : JR Drachm, Head of bearded Herakles 
 in lion's skin to right ; ^ Crab ; beneath, club, and magistrate's 
 name, [lATPOJKAHZ; wt. 48 grs. (B. M. Cat. 58); and M 
 Tetrobol {circa B.C. 166-88), Head of Asklepios to right ; p, KfiN, 
 Incuse square containing coiled serpent, and magistrate's names, 
 NIKOZTP AEINIAZ; ivt. Z<^ grs. {B. M. Cat. Ul), fine 4 
 
 236 Cos. After circa B.C. 479. M Tetradrachm, KI2ION, Naked 
 
 athlete preparing to hurl the discus ; behind him, tripod ; border 
 of dots ; |i Incuse square, within which, border of dots ; in centre, 
 crab ; wt. 252 grs. {B. M. Cat. 9), very good and rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 237 Satraps of Caria. Pixodarus (b.c. 340-334). M Didrachm, 
 
 Head of Apollo, facing, laureate, with flowing hair, chlamys 
 fastened round neck ; ^ [n]IZnAAP[OY], Zeus Stratios stand- 
 ing to right, holding labrys and spear, ivt. 107 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 5), 
 very fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 238 Rhodes. Circa b.c. 304-189 and later. JR Tetradrachms (2), 
 
 Head of Helios, radiate, three-quarter face to right ; ljE> POAION, 
 rose with bud to right; symbol, prow to right; name of magistrate, 
 AMEINIAZ ; wt. 208 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 120). PO and symbol, 
 aplustre ; above, APIZTOKPITOX ; tvt. 198 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 
 123), both well preserved 2 
 
Second Day 38 
 
 239 Circa B.C. 304-189. ^51 Tetradrachm of similar type to first coin in 
 
 last lot; tvt. 195 grs. {B.M. Cat. 120). M Didrachms (2) of 
 similar type, TIMO0EOZ and symbol, Silenos ; ivt. 99 grs. 
 {B.M. Cat. 150); EPAZIKAHZ and symbol, helmet; wt. 102 
 gis. {B. M. Cat. 140), in good state 3 
 
 240 Circa B.C. 333-304. J^ Didrachm, Head of Helios almost facing ; 
 
 p, POAION, Rose with bud to right; to left, vase and EY ; 
 ivt. 102 grs. Another, B.C. 304-189, PO and magistrate's name, 
 ANAZANAPOZ, symbol, oval shield; ivt. 102 grs. {B.M. 
 Cat. 135), tlie second fine 2 
 
 241 Circa B.C. 88-43. M, \\ Drachms, Head of Helios, radiate, three- 
 
 quarter face to left ; IJ, PO, Full-blown rose to front ; above 
 and below, palm-branch, border of dots ; xot. 63 grs. {B. M. Cat. 
 334), very fine [PI. VI] 1 
 
 242 Circa B.C. 88-43 : ^ 1^ Drachms of similar type, but head of Helios 
 
 three-quarter face to right; ivt. 63 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. pi. 
 XLI, 2), very fine. B.C. 166-88 : IR Drachm, Head of Helios to 
 right, radiate ; 9, Shallow incuse square containing rose ; name of 
 magistrate, APTEMI2N, symbol, head-dress of Isis ; tvt. 43 grs. 
 {B. M. Cat. 253), fine [PI. VI] 2 
 
 243 Camjpus Rhodi. Circa B.C. 500-408. JR Stater, Fig-leaf with 
 
 sprouts ; ^ Incuse divided into oblong compartments, with rough 
 surfaces ; wt. 186 grs. {B. M. Cat. 3), fine 1 
 
 LYDIA. 
 
 244 Circa B.C. 652-561 : Electrum Third Stater, Lion's head to right, with 
 
 globiile on forehead ; p, Incuse oblong ; ivt. 72 grs. {B. M. Cat. 6), 
 fine. Tralles. C. Claudius Pulcher, B.C. 55-53 : M Cisto- 
 phorus, cista mystica ; ^ Two coiled serpents, etc. PVLCHER 
 PROCOSTRA APICTOKAHC, to left, hand holding olive 
 branch ; wt. 180 grs. {B. M. Cat. 53) ; /E of Laodicaea Phryg. 
 Philadelphia (2), one of Philip junior, Sardes {cf. B. M. Cat. 35) ; 
 Thyatira, of Nero {B. M. Cat. 58), the jE in indifferent state 6 
 
 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 245 Aspendus. Circa B.C. 400-300. JR Stater, Two wrestlers en- 
 
 gaged, between them A<l> ; border of dots; p, EZTFEAIIYZ, 
 Slinger to right ; in field triskeles, in dotted square ; ivt. 167 grs. 
 {cf. B.M. Cat. 31-32), a very good example 1 
 
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 246 Side. B.C. 190-36. M Tetradrachm, Head of Athena to right, in 
 
 crested Corinthian helmet ; ^ Nike to left, holding wreath ; in 
 field pomegranate, and magistrate's name, KAEYX ; wt. 243 grs. 
 (B. 31. Cat. 38), Jine. And an electrotype of Stater of Selge 
 Pisidiae 2 
 
 CILICIA. 
 
 247 Celenderis. Circa b.c. 450-400. JR Obols (3), Forepart of 
 
 Pegasos to right, with curved wing ; p, Goat kneeling to right ; 
 KEA above; wt. l'2h grs. {B. M. Cat. 28, and varieties), one very 
 fine 
 
 Satraps of Cilicia. Pharnahazus (b.c. 397-374). JR Stater, 
 Baaltars seated to left, holding sceptre in right hand ; ^ Bearded 
 and helmeted head of Ares to left ; inscriptions on either side ; 
 ivt. 162 grs. {B.M. Cat. 21 ; Bahelon, 172), in good state, from 
 the E/wusopoulos and White King sales 4 
 
 248 Datames (b.c. 378-372). JR Stater, Head of Arethusa, nearly facing, 
 
 wearing necklace with pendants ; ^ ]'^33in Bearded head of Ares 
 wearing crested Athenian helmet to right; ivt. 169 grs. {B. 31. 
 Cat. 28), very fine rev. [PI. VI] 1 
 
 249 Datames (b.c. 378-372). JR Stater, of similar type to last coin, but 
 
 head of Ares to left {B. 31. Cat. 30), fine rev. 1 
 
 250 3Iazaeus {circa B.C. 361-333). JR Stater, Baaltars seated to left, 
 
 holding sceptre, ear of corn and bunch of grapes; to right, ]~inbV2; 
 p, 'ITtt, lion attacking stag to left; tvt. 178 grs. (B. 31. Cat. 44), 
 fi7ie [PI. VI] 1 
 
 251 31azaeus {circa B.C. 361-333). JR Stater, Baaltars seated to left, 
 
 head and body facing, holding sceptre in left hand, and in right 
 eagle, ear of corn and bunch of grapes ; inscription to right and 
 left, and D under diphros ; ^ 'lTJ2, lion to left attacking bull ; in 
 field, below, ear of corn and t; wt. 166 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 53), small 
 defect on obv. otherwise fine; from the Lord Ashburnham and 
 O'Hagan sales 1 
 
 252 Time of 31azaeus. JR Stater, Baaltars seated to left on diphros, 
 
 holding sceptre ; in field before him, ear of corn and bunch of 
 grapes ; below diphros, Z ; V^ Bust of Athena in triple- crested 
 Athenian helmet, nearly facing; ivt. 166 grs. {B. 31. Cat. 70), 
 fine ; from the Boyne sa/e [PI. VII] 1 
 
Second Day 40 
 
 CYPRUS. 
 
 253 Citium. Pumiathon {circa B.C. 361-312). N Half Stater, Herakles 
 to right, holding bow and brandishing club ; in field, to right, crux 
 ansata ; ^ [tn'D] Dbt^ib], Lion attacking stag to right ; in field to 
 right, Zllilll = 26 (B.M. Cat. 336); wt. 63 grs. {cf. B.M. Cat. 
 77), fine and scaj'ce ; from Col. Falkland Warren's collection 
 [PI. Vlll 1 
 
 255 Salamis. NikoHes (b.c. 373-361). N' to Stater, Bust of Aphrodite 
 
 to left, wearing richly decorated Stephanos ; ^ Bust of Athena 
 to left, in Corinthian helmet, laureated ; wt. IO2 grs. {B. M. Cat. 
 ^2>), fine and uncommon [PI. VII] 1 
 
 GALATIA. 
 
 256 Amyntas (b.c. 36-25). M Tetradrachm, Helmeted head of Athena 
 
 to right; p= BAZIAEI2Z AMYNTOY, Nike to left holding 
 sceptre bound with fillet ; wt. 246 grs. {B. M. Cat. 8), very good. 
 JR Drachms (4) of Cappadocian Kings, in mediocre state, except 
 one of Arioharzanes /, which is well preserved 5 
 
THIRD DAY'S SALE. 
 
 SYRIA. 
 
 {References to Bdbelon, Rois de Syric, Paris, 1890.) 
 
 LOT 
 
 257 Seleucid Kings. Seleucus I {Nicator),T..c. di-2--2i<0. ^ Tetra- 
 
 drachm, Head of young Herakles in lion's skin to right ; 9= 
 ZEAEYKOY BAZIAEHZ, Zeus seated to left on throne with 
 back, holding sceptre and in extended right, eagle ; in front, 
 monogram in wreath, under throne K ; ivt. 263 grs. {Bah. 17), in 
 very good state 1 
 
 258 Seleiictis I. ^ Tetradrachm, Laureated head of Zeus to right ; p, 
 
 BAZIAE[X2Z] ZEAEYKOY, Quadriga of " tusker " elephants 
 to right, in which Athena is fighting; above elephants AO ; 
 wt. 259 i g)-s. {B.3I. Cat. 26), ve7-y well preserved and very rare 
 [PI. VII] 1 
 
 259 Antiochus I {Soter) B.C. 280-261. JR Tetradrachm, Diademed head 
 
 of Antiochus, old, to right; ^ BAZIAEI2Z ANTIOXOY, 
 
 Apollo, naked, seated on omphalos to left, holding arrow, and 
 resting left hand on bow, on either side a monogram ; ivt. 263 gi'S. 
 {B.3I. Cat. 113),fi7ie 1 
 
 260 Antiochus Hierax, B.C. 246-227. JR Tetradrachm, Diademed head 
 
 of Antiochus to right ; ]^ BAZIAEHZ ANTIOXOY, Apollo, 
 naked, seated on omphalos to left, holds arrow and bow ; in field 
 to left, a branch ; in exergue, uncertain symbol or monogram ; 
 wt. 262 grs. {Bab. — ), very fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 261 Antiochus III {the Great) B.C. 223-187. M Tetradrachm, Dia- 
 
 demed head of Antiochus III, young, to right; ^ BAZIAEQZ 
 ANTIOXOY, Apollo naked, seated to left on omphalos, holding 
 bow and arrow, monogram to left ; ivt. 257 grs. {Bah. 343). 
 ^Drachm, Head as on tetradrachm, but older ; p= BAZIAEI2Z 
 ANTIOXOY, Elephant to right; wt. 63 grs. {Bab. 395), the 
 second coin fine 2 
 
Third Daj/ 42 
 
 262 Antiochus III. M Tetradrachm, Diademed head of Antiochus III, 
 
 of mature age, to right; \\. [B]AZI AEI2[Z] ANTIOXOY, 
 
 Apollo naked, seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow, his left 
 hand resting on bow ; in field to left EZ ; ivt. 261 grs. {Bab. 366), 
 very fine [PI. VII] 1 
 
 263 Antiochus III. M, Tetradrachm, Diademed and aged head of King 
 
 to right; fillet border; ^ BAZIAEIIZ ANTIOXOY, Apollo 
 as on last ; ivt. 258 grs. {cf. Bab. pi. ix, 13), fine [Pl. VII] 1 
 
 264 Seleucus IV {Philopator). B.C. 187-175. ^Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of Seleucus IV to right, fillet border; ^ BAZIAEI2Z 
 ZEAEYKOY, Apollo naked, but for drapery over right leg, 
 seated to left on omphalos, holding bow and arrow ; in field to left, 
 palm branch and wreath ; in exergue, monogram A ; ivt. 263 grs. 
 {Bab. 4:^2), very fine and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
 265 Antiochus IV {Epiphanes). B.C. 175-164. M Tetradrachm, 
 
 Diademed head of Antiochus IV to right, fillet border ; IJ, 
 BAZIAEnZ ANTIOXOY 0EOY Eni<l>ANOYZ 
 NIKH<^OPOY, Zeus naked to waist, seated on throne to left, 
 holding sceptre in right hand, and in left Nike, who crowns him ; 
 to left palm branch; in exergue monograms AM ; ivt. 263 i grs. 
 {cf. Bab. 54:3), fine, and a rare variety [PI. VII] 1 
 
 266 Antiochus V {Eupator). B.C. 164-162. ^ Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of Antiochus V to right, fillet border; ^ BAZIAEIIZ 
 ANTIOXOY EYHATOPOZ, Zeus naked to waist, holding 
 sceptre and Nike, who is crowning name of king ; in field to left 
 monogram A ; wt. 249 grs. {B. M. Cat. 3), fine and rare 
 [PI. VII] 1 
 
 267 Demetrius I {Soter). B.C. 162-150. JR Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of Demetrius to right; border of laurel; ^ BAZIAEI2Z 
 AHMHTPIOY, Tyche, clad in long chiton and peplos, holding 
 sceptre and cornucopise, seated to left on throne supported by 
 winged Nereid ; in field to left, monogram ; tvt. 258 grs. {B. M. 
 Cat. 32). Another of similar type, but with different monogram ; 
 struck at Apamea ; ivt. 258 grs. {Bab. 716), both very good coins 2 
 
 268 Demetrius I. JR Tetradrachm, of similar type to coins in preceding 
 
 lot, but head of king slightly bearded, and portrait of different 
 workmanship ; rev. not well-centred ; wt. 244 grs. {Bab. — ), fine 
 and rare [PI. VII] 1 
 
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 269 Demetrius I. JR Tetradrachm, Diademed head of Demetrius I to 
 
 right; laurel border; li BAZIAEHZ AHMHTPIOY, Tyche 
 seated to left holding sceptre and cornucopise ; in field to left, 
 monogram A ; ivt. 258 grs. (B. M. Cat. 32), very fine [PI. VII] 1 
 
 270 Demetrius I. JR Tetradrachm, Diademed head of Demetrius I to 
 
 right; laurel border; yi BAZIAEHZ AHMHTPIOY, and in 
 exergue, ZI2THPOZ, Tyche, clad in long chiton and peplos, 
 seated to left on throne, holding sceptre and cornucopia; ; to left, 
 monogram HP, but undated; struck at Heraclea ; tvt. 256 grs. 
 (cf. Bab. pi. XVI, 9). Another of similar type, but SI2THPOZ 
 to left ; monogram Al ; struck at Antioch ; ivt. 255| grs. (cf. 
 B.M. Cat. 23), the first in eery good state of preservation 2 
 
 271 Demetrius I. JR Tetradrachm, similar type to last coin in preceding 
 
 lot; in exergue, AZP ( = 16l), and to left, two monograms; 
 struck at Apamea ; tct. 258 grs. {cf. B. M. Cat. 10), fine. Another 
 of same date, but different monograms ^ ; ict. 257 grs. 2 
 
 272 Alexander I {Bala). B.C. 150-145 : JR Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of king to right ; fillet border ; p= BAZ I A EXIZ AAEZAN- 
 APOY ©EOnATOPOZ EYEPfETOY, Zeus naked to 
 waist seated to left holding sceptre and Nike, who is presenting 
 to him a wreath ; in field to left, monogram ; in exergue EZP 
 ( = 165) and monogram AP; wt. 252 grs.; struck at Apamea 
 (cf. Bah. 877 ; mon. 213), fine. Another of similar type; date 
 THP ( = 163) : JR. Drachm, 1^ Apollo seated on omphalos {Bab. 
 802), the last tiro in poor state 3 
 
 273 Alexander I {Bala). JR Tetradrachm, similar type to first coin in 
 
 last lot ; in field to right, cornucopisB ; in exergue, date FiP 
 ( = 163) and mon. 252; struck at Ptolemais; wt. 258 grs. {cf. 
 Bab. 271), fine [PI. VI I] 1 
 
 27-i Alexander I {Bala). JR Phoenician Tetradrachm, Diademed head 
 of king to right; ^ BAZIAEHZ AAEHANAPOY, Eagle 
 with closed wings, standing to left on beak of galley ; over his 
 shoulder, palm ; in front, Tyrian monogram ; behind, date FiP 
 ( = 163) and AC ; struck at Tyre ; tvt. 215 grs. {Bab. 888), fine 
 [PI. VII] 1 
 
 275 Alexander I {Bala). ^Phoenician Tetradrachm of similar type to 
 last; date FZP ( = 163) and |-P ; struck at Tyre; wt. 214 grs. 
 {Bab. 890), fine. JR Phoenician Didrachra of same type ; date 
 SHP ( = 1 66) and mon. 232 ; struck at Tyre ; wt. 102 grs. 2 
 
Third Day 44 
 
 276 Antioehus VI {Dionysos). B.C. 145-142. .^ Tetradrachm, Radiate 
 
 and diademed head of Antiochus VI to right; fillet border ; p, 
 BAZIAEnZ ANTIOXOY EHI^ANOYZ AIONYZOY, 
 
 the Dioscuri to left on horseback ; in field, OP ( = 70), TPY, 
 mon. 208 and ZTA ; within, wreath ; wt. 258 grs. {Bah. 996), 
 fine and rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 277 Antiochus VI : JP\. Drachm, Radiate and diademed head to right ; p. 
 
 BAZIAEnZ ANTIOXOY Eni<|)ANOYZ AIONYZOY, 
 
 Apollo seated to left on omphalos, holding arrow and bow ; ivt. 
 62 grs. {Bah. 1001), fine. Tryphon {Diodotus), B.C. 142-139 : 
 M, Drachm, Diademed head to right; ^ BAZIAEXIZ TPY- 
 <|>nNOZ (AYTOKPATOPOZ), Macedonian helmet {Bah. 
 1055), rare, hut in poor state 2 
 
 278 Antiochus VII {Sidetes). B.C. 138-129. ^ Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of Antiochus VII to right, fillet border ; p BAZIAEI2Z 
 ANTIOXOY EYEPrETOY, Athena Parthenos standing to 
 left, holding Nike, spear and shield ; in field, mon. 47 and letter A ; 
 the whole in laurel-wreath; wt. 256 grs. {Bab. I\i1), very fine 
 [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 279 Antiochus VII : JR Tetradrachm of similar type to coin in pre- 
 
 ceding lot; mon. 47 and letters fK - T - A; wt. 243 grs. {Bab. 
 1153). Demetrius II {Nicator), B.C. 129-125 (Second Reign): 
 JR Phoenician Tetradrachms (3), diademed head of king to right ; 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ AHMHTPIOY, Eagle standing to left on 
 beak of galley ; in front, Tyrian monogram ; date API P (= 184) ; 
 in field to left, APE and right AZ ; between eagle's legs, mon. 
 231; struck at Tyre; wt. 213 grs. {Bab. 1081); date EFIP 
 ( = 185) ; ivt. 218 grs. {Bab. 1199) ; date SRP (= 186), between 
 eagle's legs, M; wt. 217 grs. {Bab. 1207), only the last in very 
 good state 4 
 
 280 Demetrius II {Nicator). B.C. 129-128. ^ Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 and bearded head of Demetrius to right; p. BAZIAEIIZ 
 AHMHTPIOY ©EOY NIKATOPOZ, Zeus, naked to 
 waist, seated to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; in exergue, date 
 AFIP (=184) ; under throne N ; ivt. 251* grs. {B. M. Cat. 12) ; 
 fine and Q-are [PI. VIM] ^ 1 
 
 281 Demetritis II. M Phoenician Tetradrachm, Diademed head of king 
 
 to right ; ^ BAZIAEnZ AHMHTPIOY, Eagle standing to 
 left; in front, Tyrian monogram and APE; to right, AZ and 
 date SnP ( = 186) ; between eagle's legs, mon. 231 ; w't. 218 grs. 
 {Bah. \20%), very fine [PI. VIII] 1 
 
45 Third Day 
 
 282 Alexaiider II iZehina). B.C. 128-123. M Tetrad rachni, Head of 
 
 Alexander II diademed to right ; 1^ BAZIAEIIZ AAEHAN- 
 APOY, Zeus wearing himation, seated to left on throne, holding 
 Nike and sceptre ; in field to left, moii. 220 ; under throne, «H ; 
 ■wt. 256 grs. {cf. Bab. 1282), a very good e.rample and scarce 1 
 
 283 Alexander II (Zebina). JR Tetradrachm, Diaderned head of king 
 
 to right; ^. BAZIAEIIZ AAEZANAPOY, Zeus, naked to 
 waist, seated to left on throne, holding Nike and sceptre ; in field 
 to left, mon. 220 ; below throne, Al ; wt. 251 grs. (cf. Bab. 1283), 
 fine and rare [PI. VIM] 1 
 
 284 Cleopatra and A ntioc/ms VIII (Grypus). B.C. 125-121. ^Tetra- 
 
 drachm, Heads jugate of Cleopatra, diademed and veiled, and 
 Antiochus VIII, diademed, to right; ^ BAZIAIZZHZ 
 KAEOnATPAZ KAI BAZIAEHZ ANTIOXOY, Zeus, 
 clad in himation, seated on throne to left, holding long sceptre 
 and Nike; infield to left, two monograms IE and 276; wt. 252 
 grs. {cf. Bab. 1261), very fine and rare [Pl. VIM] 1 
 
 285 Antiochus VII {Grypus). B.C. 121-96. ^ Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 
 head of king to right ; fillet border; ^ BAZIAEHZ ANTI- 
 OXOY Efl l<l>ANOYZ, Zeus Ouranios draped, standing to left, 
 holding star and sceptre, in laurel-wreath ; ivt. 242 grs. {cf. Bab. 
 1409). Another, with different portrait of Antiochus YIII ; 
 9. BAZIAEnZ ANTIOXOY Eni<l>ANOYZ, Zeus, clad 
 in himation, seated on throne to left, holding Nike and sceptre ; 
 in field, mon. 117 and A ; under throne, mon. 277. within wreath 
 of laurel; ivt. '2bO grs. {Bab. Ii33), fine {illustrated) [PI. VIM] 2 
 
 286 Antiochus IJT {Cysicenus). B.C. 114-95. JR Tetradrachm, Dia- 
 
 demed and bearded head of Antiochus IX to right ; fillet border ; 
 ^ BAZIAEI2Z ANTIOXOY 4>IAOnATOPOZ, Athena 
 Parthenos, standing to left, holding Nike, spear and shield ; in 
 field, NTA and to right N ; within laurel-wreath ; tvt. 253 g7's. 
 {Bab. 40). Others (2) of similar type ; symbol, cornucopia? and 
 HP ; ivt. 238 grs. {B. M. Cat. 10) ; to left of field, mon. 47 and 
 A ; wt. 240 grs. {cf. Bab. 1477), the first two very trell pi-e- 
 served 3 
 
 287 Antiochus IX^ {Cysicenus). JR Tetradrachm, Diademed head of 
 
 Antiochus IX to right; fillet border; p, BAZIAEHZ ANTI- 
 OXOY <|>IAOnATOPOZ, Pyre of Sandan (Tarsus) ; in field, 
 to left, Al and ME; tvt. 253 grs. {Bab. 1482), very fine and rare 
 [PI. VIM] 1 
 
Third Day 46 
 
 288 Seleiicus VI (Ep/iyhanus Nicator). B.C. 96-95. JR Tetradrachm, 
 
 Diademed head of Seleucus VI to right ; fillet border ; ^ 
 BAZIAEnZZEAEYKOYEni<t)ANOYZNIKATOPOZ, 
 Athena Parthenos standing to left, holding Nike, spear and shield; 
 monogram in field (c/. Bah. 1514), in poor state 
 Philippus {Philadelphis). B.C. 92-83. M Tetradrachm, Diademed 
 head of king to right ; fillet border; ^ BAZIAEHS <I>IAI- 
 nnOY Eni<t)ANOYZ <|)IAAAEA<|)0Y, Zeus, naked to 
 waist, seated to left on throne, holding Nike and sceptre ; wt. 
 243 grs. (Bab. 1546), ^?i^ 2 
 
 289 Tigranes (of Armenia). B.C. 83-69. JK Tetradrachm, Bust of 
 
 Tigranes, to right, draped and wearing Armenian tiara, with star 
 between two eagles; fillet border; ^BAZIAEHZ TITPANOY, 
 Antioch wearing mural crown, seated to right, holding palm ; at 
 her feet swims the river-god Orontes ; before her \Q. (mon.) and 
 under her seat XP (mon.); all in wreath ; wt. 243 grs. {B.M. 
 Cat. 6), fine and rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 290 Antioch la ad Orontem. ^?fj7«/.9#M.9 .• ^ Tetradrachm, Laureate 
 
 head of Augustus to right ; ^ ETOYZ ^K N I KHZ N I KHZ, 
 
 Antioch seated to right, the river-god Orontes swimming at her 
 feet; in field, two monograms and IB {Cos 12), {B.M. Cat. 37). 
 Nero: M Tetradrachm, Laureate head of Nero to right; p, 
 AIP-0, Eagle on thunderbolt; in front, palm-branch (date III); 
 ivt. 235 grs. {B. M. Cat. 195), the second coin fine 2 
 
 291 Seleucia Pieria. AfteVE..c. 104. M Tetradrachm, female bust 
 
 (the Tyche of Seleucia) to right, wearing turreted head-dress and 
 veil; fillet border; ^ ZEAEVKEHN THZIEPAZ KAI 
 AATONOMOV, Fulmen placed on stool ; beneath which, PI ; 
 to right, monogram, within laurel wreath ; ivt. 228 grs. {B. M. Cat. 
 22), fine and scarce 1 
 
 PHOENICIA. 
 
 292 Aradus. Circa B.C. 350. JR Persic Stater ; Head of Melkart, 
 
 laureate, of archaic style, to right ; rev. (h^)b, galley on waves ; 
 wt. 162 grs. {B.M. Cat.Z^h) ; ^Tetrobol (v Ce^^. B.C.), Phoeni- 
 cian fish-god ; ^ Galley with sea-horse beneath ; ict. 43 grs. {B. 31. 
 Cat. 7), holed; M Attic Drachm (b.C. 169-8) ; Bee with straight 
 wings; to left, AP, and, to right, RE; iJ, APAAIHN, Stag 
 standing to right in front of palm-tree ; ivt. 57 grs. (B. M. Cat. 
 152), very good 3 
 
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 293 Sidon. Straton I (b.c. 370-358). M Double Shekel of year 2 ; 
 
 Galley with rowers, at sea ; above II; 9= King in chariot, driven 
 slowly by charioteer ; behind lion, and attendant in Egyptian 
 royal costume, holding sceptre with animal's head ; ivt. 393 grs. 
 (cf. B. M. Cat. PI. XIX, 5), in very good state ; JR iV-Shckel 
 (b.c. 400-384), war-galley ; ^ King of Persia standing; ivt. 10 J grs. 
 (B. 31. Cat. ii) ; Others, War galley, above which gi ; ^ King of 
 Persia slaying lion ; ivt. 12 grs. (cf. B.M. Cat. PI. xix, 9); Head 
 of King, bearded, to right; ^ War galley ; ict. 14i grs. 4 
 
 294 Tripolis. ^51 Tetradrachm. B.C. 110-9 ; Busts of the Dioscuri, to 
 
 right, both laureate and draped; star above each ; fillet border ; 
 
 ^TPinoAirnN thz iepaz kai aytonomoy, 
 
 Tyche standing to left, holding cornucopiae and resting on tiller ; 
 to left, r, in exergue, ©E; to right, HI; ivt. 234 grs. {B.M. 
 Cat. 3), Ji?ie and rare [PI. VIM] 1 
 
 295 Tyre. b.c. 332-378. JR Attic Didrachm of year 35 ; Melkart 
 
 on hippocamp riding over the waves, beneath which, a dolphin ; 
 9> Owl with crook and flail; in field to right, H O lllll; wt. 
 133 grs. {B.M. Cat. 40), vert/ good and rare; JR TjVStater, 
 Dolphin to left ; p, Owl standing to left, head facing, with crook 
 and flail ; tvt. 7 J grs. {B. M. Cat. 10), fitie and rare 2 
 
 296 Tyre. JR Phoenician Shekel of B.C. 107-6; Head of Melkart" 
 
 Heracles, laureate; ^ (TYPOY IEPAZ KAI AZYAOY), 
 
 Eagle standing to left on beak of ship ; symbol, a club ; date LK 
 and monogram; wt. 218 grs. (B.M. Cat. 96) ; others (2), B.C. 103-2, 
 with AK and monogram; ivt. 220 grs. (B. M. Cat. 106); B.C. 
 66-5, AZ-Z and Phoenician letter; wt. 221 grs. {cf. B.M. Cat. 
 146), the last tico very fine, the second from the Delbecke sale 3 
 
 JUDAEA. 
 
 297 Asmonaean Princes. Simon Maccahaeus (b.c. 143-135). JR 
 
 Shekel of year 2. bsiCi?* bptS, A chalice, jewelled ; above, date, 
 hw ; IJ> nt2711pn QTtt^H, A triple lily ; border of dots ; ivt. -201 grs ; 
 {Madden, p. 68, 3), in very good state of prese7'vatio7i and rare 
 [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 298 Simon Maccahaeus. JR Half Shekel of year 2 ; similar type to pre- 
 
 ceding coin ; ivt. 102 grs. (Madd. p. 68, 4), rev. very fine ■,ohv. has 
 suffered through oxidation, rare [PI. VIM] 1 
 
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 299 CopperCom^ of Simon Maccahaeus (b.C. 143-135), chalice ; p. lulab 
 
 between two Ethrogs {cf. Madd. p. 72, 3) ; John Ilyrcanus I (b.C. 
 135406) (2), inscription; IJ, Two cornucopiae, between which, a 
 poppy-head (cf. Madd. p. 76) ; Alexander Jannaeus (b.C. 105-78), 
 similar type {cf. Madd. p. 88) ; also Anchor within circle and 
 sun {cf. Madd. p. 97), tv ell preserved 5 
 
 300 Idumaean Princes. Herod I the Great {b.c. 37 -i). ^^, Helmet 
 
 with cheek-pieces, in field to left, and right, a palm-branch ; above, 
 a star ; ji BAZI AEHZ [H PH] AOY {cf Madd. p. 107, 2), rare ■ 
 another, anchor and two cornucopiae, between which, a poppy-head 
 {Madd. p. 113); Herod Archelaus (b.C. 4-A.d, 6), ^ Bunch of 
 grapes and helmet {Madd. p.\1) ; Herod Agrippa /(a.d. 37-44), 
 M (3), Umbrella and three ears of corn springing from one stalk 
 {Madd. p. 131), all ivell preserved 6 
 
 301 Roman Procurators of Judaea, a.d. 6-66. Annhis JRufus \ 
 
 M of years 39 and 40 ; Valerius Gratus, lOYAIA in wreath, 
 and triple lily (i)/W^. p. 179,6); and TIBKAICAP ; on o^>i'. and 
 rev. {Madd. p. 180, 10) ; Felix, Palm and NePlONOC in wreath 
 {Madd. p. 185), tvell preserved 5 
 
 302 First Revolt of the Jews. a.d. 66-70. Eleazar. M ^^-ni 
 
 in two lines on either side of a palm-tree ; p, YSTti?' hVsQ3 
 nn'sn^ti; cluster of grapes {Madd. p. 198, 2), fine and rare {illus- 
 trated) ; JE of the year two (3) ; Vessel with two handles ; p> 
 legend round a vine-leaf {Madd. p. 206, 11), verp good [Pl. VIII] 4 
 
 303 Roman Coins commemorating the Capture of Jerusalem. Vespasian 
 
 (a.d. 69-75), N IMP. CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG. Laureate head to 
 right ; p, IVDAEA (in exergue), Judaea seated on ground at foot of 
 trophy to right {Coh. 22b), fine and an uncommon type [PI. VIM] 
 
 304 Vespasian. JR Denarii (3) ; p> N- legend. Vespasian standing to 
 
 left of palm-tree, at right of which is Judaea seated on the ground 
 {Coh. 604) ; p Judaea seated on ground {Coh. 229) ; EX s. C. 
 Victory erecting trophy {Coh. 144) ; Titus (a.d. 79-81); ^ Denarii 
 (5); revs. Palm-tree with Titus and Judaea {Coh. 391); Jew 
 kneeling holding a trophy {Coh. 274) ; Trophy between male and 
 female figures {Coh. 547); Quadriga to left {Coh. — ); Statue on 
 rostral column {cf Coh. 559); and " Tribute " Penny of Tiberius, 
 chief y in very good state and scarce 9 
 
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 305 Vespasian. M Sestertius ; 1^ victoria avgvst, s. c, Victory 
 
 writing on shield fixed against a palm-tree {Coh. 621) ; JE Du- 
 pondii (3), Judaea seated {Coh. 240); (victoria) navalis S.C, 
 Victory to right {Coh. 632), holed; .E 3, ^ Palm-tree; Titus, 
 JE Sestertius, IVD CAP. s.C, Palm-tree between Jewess and Jew 
 {cf. Coh. 112); M Dupondius ivdaea capta s. C, Judaea seated 
 to right {Coh. 117) ; others (2), struck in Palestine ; Trophy {Madd. 
 p. 217, 2), and Victory writing on shield {Madd. p. 218, 4) ; 
 Domitian (a.D. 81-96), JE, Dupondii (2), Athena standing to left 
 {Madd. p. 226, 2), some in good preser cation, chiefly uncommon 
 types 1 1 
 
 306 Second Revolt under Simon Barcochba (a.d. 133-135). M 
 
 Drachm, 1137X227, cluster of grapes ',^ ^12711' niinb. Three-stringed 
 lyre; ivt. 50 grs. {Madd. p. 236, 9), very fine [Pl. VI 11] 1 
 
 307 Simon Barcochba. JR Tetradrachm. ~f13?bt27, Tetrastyle temple ; 
 
 9. bbt:7ii niinb, Ethrogaud Lulab ; ict. 223' grs. {cf. Madd. p. 239, 
 \9 var.), very fine and very rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 308 Simon Barcochba. 2E, Palm-tree and vine-leaf (5) {Madd. p. 240, 
 
 21), one very fine; Palm-tree and cluster of grapes {Mad. p. 240, 
 23), fine ; Three-stringed lyre and palm-branch within a wreath 
 {Madd. p. 241, 24), fine; Palm-tree and vine-leaf (2) {Madd. 
 p. 245, 40), some uncommon varieties 9 
 
 BABYLONIA. 
 
 309 Seleucus (b.c. 321-306). ^Tetradrachm, Baal seated to left; ^ 
 
 Lion Avalking to left ; above, double anchor ; ict. 237 grs. {Babelon, 
 Perses, PI. vii, 12), in good state 1 
 
 PARTHIA. 
 
 310 M Drachms of Phraates I, Mithradates I, Phraates II, Mithradates II 
 
 (3), varied; and M Obols of Mithradates I, tiro varieties, chiefly 
 fine, some rare 8 
 
 311 ^ Tetradrachm s of Phraates IV {two, varied), Artabanus III (2) ; 
 
 one Avith facing head ; ^ King on horseback receiving palm- 
 branch from Tyche staTiding to right; dateTAH = 338 = A.D. 
 26/27 {cf. B.M. Cat., PI. xxv, 5), very rare, but not fine, the 
 
 others good ^ 
 
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 312 J]^ Drachms of Phraates IV {tivo types), Phraataces and Musa(^. M. 
 
 Cat. PI. XXIV, 2), rare, Vonones I, Vardanes I, and Osroes I, rare, 
 fine 6 
 
 313 ^ Tetradrachms of Volagases I, AZT {B.M. Cat. XXViii, U), and 
 
 Volagases III ; M, Drachms of Volagases III, fine 3 
 
 PERSIS. 
 
 31-4 ^ Drachms of Darius I {Allotte de la Faye, Corolla, pi. iii, 44), 
 fine, hut has been broken and repaired, rare ; Darius II (3), King 
 standing in front of flaming pyre, one fine {Cor. in, 60), and two 
 degenerate types ; JR Hemidi'achm of similar type, and others, 
 all uncommon; JR Sigloi (2) of Persia; and JR, Sassanid Dirhem 
 of Khusru II, fine 10 
 
 BACTRIA. 
 
 315 Euthydemus I (b.c. 222-187). M Tetradrachm, Diademed head to 
 
 right; ^ BAZIAEnZ EY0YAHMOY, Herakles, naked, 
 seated on rocks to left ; wt. '2f)'2 grs., well preserved and rare 1 
 *** From the Butler sale, 1911 (lot 180). 
 
 316 Eucratides {circa B.C. 200-150). M. Tetradrachm, Draped bust of 
 
 king to right, diademed and wearing helmet adorned with bull's 
 horn; ^ BAZIAEHZ MEfAAOY EYKPATIAOY, The 
 
 Dioscuri on horseback to right ; beneath horses' focefeet mon. 
 n AN ; wt. 255 grs., fine and very rare [Pl. IX] 1 
 
 %* From the Butler sale, 1911 (lot 189). 
 
 317 Eucratides, M Obols (2), Helmeted head to right; ^ BAZIAEHZ 
 
 EYKPATIAOY, Pilei of the Dioscuri ; wt. 10 grs. Apollodotus, 
 JR Square 5-Stater, with elephant and humped bull. Azes, JR 
 BAZIAEnZ BAZIAEHN MEfAAOY AZOV, Horseman 
 to right; ^ Pehlvi legend, Zeus holding fulmen and sceptre; wt. 
 141 grs. ; very fine 4 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 (References to Svoronos, CorjJus JS'umorum Ftolcmaicorum, 1908J. 
 
 318 Ptolemy I (b.c. 323-285). Period II. JR Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Alexander the Great in elephant's skin, to right; 1^ AAEZAN- 
 APOY, Archaistic figure of Athena Promachos, to right, hurling 
 fulmen ; in field to right, eagle on fulmen to right; monogram on 
 either side of Athena; ict. 242 grs. {Sv. V, 16), very fine [PI. IX] 1 
 
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 319 Ptolemy I. Period II. M Tetnulracbms (3) of similui- type to coin 
 
 ill last lot ; ^ Helmet above eagle and man. X ; ivt. 242 grs. 
 {Sv. VI, 2) ; ]ji Helmet and A I ; v:t. 243 grs. (Sv. vi, 8) ; Jjt, Helmet 
 and HP man. ; tvt. 240 grs. (Sv. vi, 10) ; all fine 3 
 
 320 Ptolemy I. Period II. ^51 Tetradrachms (3) of similar type to last ; 
 
 y. Helmet and X; ivt. 243 grs. (Sv. vi, 2); ^ Helmet and Al ; 
 wt. 241 grs. {Sv. VI, 8), vej-y fine; ^ Al to right, and mon. in 
 circle to left, no helmet; wt. 241 grs. {Sv. v, 11), fitie and of good 
 style ; the last from the Fenerly Bey collection 3 
 
 321 Ptolemy I. ^Triobol, Diademed head of king to right; ^ HTOAE- 
 
 MAIOY BAZIAEHZ, Eagle standing to left on fulmen, wings 
 spread ; in field to left, A ; wt. 28 grs. {Sv. vii, 8), fine and rare 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 322 Ptolemy I. A^ Triobol of similai' type to coin in last lot ; in field, X ; 
 
 ivt. 27 gj-s. {Sc. Yii, 11), tvell preserved 1 
 
 323 Ptolemy I. M Tetradrachm, Head of Ptolemy I, diademed and 
 
 wearing aegis, to right; ^ BAZIAEXIZ HTOAEMAIOY, 
 
 Eagle standing to left on fulmen ; in field to left, mon. Ffl ; wt. 
 183 grs. {Sv. VII, 21). Others, similar; X in field ; ivt. 219 grs. 
 {Sv. vii, 22), fine, hut oxidation below bust; P and M {mon.); 
 wt. 205 gis. {Sv. ix, 8), two varieties, one very fine 4 
 
 324 Ptolemy I. M Tetradrachms, with head of Alexander (1) and 
 
 Ptolemy I, as in last lot ; two monograms and countermark 
 {Sv. IX, 10 ; two) ; P and mon. {So. pi. rx, 12) ; P and m ; wt. 
 217 grs. {Sv. ix, 13), fine; P and <l> {Sv. ix, 17) 6 
 
 325 Ptolemy I. M, Tetradrachm, Diademed head of King to right, with 
 
 aegis; ^ flTOAEMAlOY BAZIAEHZ, Eagle standing to 
 left on fulmen; in field to left, P and mon. PAP; wt. 221 grs. 
 {Sv. IX, 11), very fine [PI. IX] 1 
 
 326 Ptolemy II, Philadelphus (b.C. 285-246). M Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Ptolemy I, diademed and wearing aegis, to right; ]^ PTOAE- 
 MAIOY BAZIAEI2Z, Eagle standing to left on fulmen, wings 
 closed ; to left, EY X ; wt. 202 grs. {Sv. xi, 8). Another, with 
 monograms AflO and AMP; ivt. 218 grs. {Sc. pi. B, 3), scarce 
 variety. Ji^, 26 mill., Laureate head of Zens to right; ii 
 nXOAEMAlOY BAZIAEnZ, Eagle on fidmen to left; in 
 front, shield {Sv. xii, 20), very fine. JR, Tetradrachm of usual 
 type, but on rev. Z and shield to left of eagle, and A to right ; 
 
 wt. 217 grs. {Sv. xiv, 6), very fine 4 
 
 E 2 
 
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 327 Ptolemy II. N Pentadraehm, Diademed head of Ptolenij' I to 
 
 right, wearing aegis; ]^ RTOAEMAIOY BAZIAEIIZ, Eagle 
 standing to left on fulmen; to left, EI2 ; ivt. 276 grs. {Sv. xiv, l), 
 fine and rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 328 Ptolemy II. N Octadrachm, AAEA4>I2N, Heads of Ptolemy II 
 
 and Arsinoe II, jugate; behind, shield; \^ 0EI1N, Heads of 
 Ptolemy I and Berenice I, jugate ; ivt. 428 grs. (So. xiv, 17), very 
 fine and rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 329 Ptolemy II. N Tetradrachra, AAEA<1)I2N, Jugate heads of 
 
 Ptolemy II and Arsinoe to right; behind, shield; ^ 0EI2N, 
 Jugate heads of Ptolemy I and Berenice I to light; wt. 214 grs. 
 {Sv. XIV, 21), very fine and rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 330 Ptolemy II. M, Decadrachm of Arsinoe II, Head of Aisinoe to 
 
 right, wearing stejthane and veiled ; behind, Z; p. APZINOHZ 
 <l)|AAAEA<|)OY, Double cornucopite, filleted; tvt. bil grs. 
 (*SV. XV, 19 var.), in very good state and rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 331 Ptolemy II. ^ Tetradrachms (5) of usual type ; in front of eagle, 
 
 H and club {Sv. Xix, 9) ; monogram and club {Sv. XlX, 14) ; Zl 
 in front of eagle {Sv. xxi, l), fine, the others only good. JK Tetra- 
 drachm. Diademed liead of Ptolemy I to right, wearing aegis ; 
 ^ PTOAEMAIOY ZHTHPOZ, Eagle standing to left on 
 fulmen; in field to left, Zl and Al, and to right, AT; ivt. 
 216 grs. {Sv. xxi, 18). And another, with m NE and AB ; 
 wt. 217 g7-s. {Sv. XXV, 11), very good 7 
 
 332 Ptolemy III, Energetes (b.c. 246-221). M Tetradrachm, Head of 
 
 Ptolemy I to right, as on previous coins; ]> PTOAEMAIOY 
 ZnXHPOZ, Eagle standing to left on fulmen ; in front, cornu- 
 copite ; trt. 219 grs. {Sv. XXX, 9), very fine and uncommon 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 333 Ptolemy III Ai Tetradrachm of same issue as coin in previous 
 
 lot; ivt. 215 grs. {Sv. xxx, 9). Others, v/ith FIB under eagle ; 
 ict. 220 grs. {Sv. xxxiii, 14); and PH to left of eagle; wt. 
 219 g7-s. {Sv. XXXIII, 20) ; all three fine and uncommon 3 
 
 334 Ptolemy III N Octadrachm, Bust of Ptolemy III, radiate, wearing 
 
 aegis and carrying trident-sceptre, to right; ]^ BAZIAEHZ 
 PTOAEMAIOY, Cornucopia;, filleted and radiate ; wt. 428 grs. 
 {Sv. XXXVI, 6), very fine and very rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 *** From the Butler sale, 1911 (lot 39). 
 
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 335 Ptolemy IV, Philoimtor (p,.c. 221-204). M Tctradrachm, Jugate 
 heads of Serapis and Isis to right; ^ BAZIAEIIZ HTOAE- 
 MAIOY, Eagle standing to left on fulmen, looking back ; cornu- 
 copia) on wing; wt. 195 grs. {Sr. xxxvi, 13), fiiie and eery rare 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 33fi Ptolemy IV. ^E (41 mill), Laureate head of Zeus to right; \^ 
 BAZIAEnZ nXOAEMAlOY, Eagle standing on fulmen to 
 left; in front, cornucopiae, filleted {Sr. xxxvi, 17), fine. JR 
 Didrachm, Diademed head of Ptolemy I to right, wearing aegis ; 
 1^ BAZIAEnZ PTOAEMAIOY, Eagle standing to left on 
 fulmen; below, HZ; wt. 109 grs. {Sr. xxxviii, 14). And 
 another, with palm and P to left of eagle and to right ; ivt. 
 110 grs. {Sc. xxxviii, 16), bof/f fine and uncommon 3 
 
 337 Ptolemy IV. JR Didrachm of similar type to coins in previous lots, 
 
 P and I on either side of eagle ; ivt. 106 grs. {Sc. xxxviii, 17). 
 Another, with PI to left and A to right of eagle, and between its 
 legs, 6; wt. 208 grs. {Sv. xxxvni, 22). Ptolemy /F and F, 
 JR Didrachm, Bust of king as Dionysos to right; ^ Eagle on 
 fulmen ; ict. 93 grs. {Sv. XLiii, 22 var.) ; the two first very fine, 
 the last rare, but in poor state 3 
 
 338 Ptolemy V, Epiphanes (b.c. 204-181). M Tetradraclim, Diademed 
 
 head of Ptolemy I to right, wearing aegis; ^ BAZIAEflZ 
 riTOAEMAlOY, Eagle standing to left on fulmen; irt. 
 220 grs. {Sv. XL, 4), fine. Others (4) of similar type {Sv. XL, 6), 
 three fine 6 
 
 339 Ptolemy V. 2R Tetradrachm, Draped and diademed bust of the 
 
 young prince to right; ^ BAZIAEHZ HTOAEMAIOY, 
 Eagle standing to left on fulmen ; below eagle, Nl ; tvt. 203 grs. 
 {Sv. XLii, 3), fine and rare. [Pi. IX] 1 
 
 340 Ptolemy V. JR Tetradrachm of similar type to coin in previous 
 
 lot; in front of eagle, B {mon.) and behind, uraeus ; wt. 222 grs. 
 {Sv. pi. r, 28), fine, but double-struck on obv., rare 1 
 
 ' 341 Ptolemy VI, Philometor (b.c. 181-146). N Octodrachm of Arsinoe II, 
 Head of Arsinoe to right, veiled and wearing stephane; behind, K; 
 ^ APZINOHZ <l>IAAAEA<|>OY, Double cornucopia, filleted ; 
 wt. 429 grs. {Sv. XLVii, 1), extremely fine [PI. IX] 1 
 
 342 Ptolemy VI. M (34 mill.), Laureated head of Zeus ; p= Two eagles 
 side by side, on fulmen to left {Sv. XLVIII, 9). Similar (2), with 
 cornucopiiB in field to left {Sv. XLVlli, 10 and 11); and smaller 
 
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 Lot 342 — continued. 
 
 {Sv. XLViii, 1 3). JR Didrachm, Head of Ptolemy as Dionysos, wearing 
 diadem and ivy-wreath; thyrsos over shoulder; II BAZIAEjQZ 
 PTOAEMAIOY, Eagle to left on fulmen; in field, trident; ivt. 
 108 grs. (cf. Si\ XLViii, 24-6), small hole over head, uncommon 5 
 
 343 Ptolemy VI. JR Tetradrachm, Head of Ptolemy I to right, diademed 
 
 and wearing aegis; R BAZIAEHZ FITOAEMAIOY, Eagle 
 standing to left on fulmen ; in field, on either side, LKA=161 
 nA = Paphos ; wt. 220 grs. {Sr. xlix, 7). Others of same issue 
 and date (Sr. xlix, 10); LAB = 139-8 and RA {Sv. XLiX, 20); 
 all fine 3 
 
 344 Ptolemy VI. JR Tetradachm of similar type; Ll and ZA = 
 
 Salamis ; ivt. 220 grs. {Sv. L, 2). Ptolemy VI, in conjunction 
 with Ptolemy VIII, JR Tetradraclims of similar type ; ict. 206 grs. 
 {Sv. LI, 1 ; tivo varieties ; lt, 2) ; all fine 4 
 
 345 Ptolemy VIII, Euergetes II (b.c. 170-116). JR Tetradrachm of 
 
 usual type ; in field on rev. AlZ and PI A ; ivt. 220 grs. {Sv. Lll, l). 
 And others, with LnG-RA (*SV. Lii, 19), and LAA-KI = Citium 
 {Sv. IN, 8), all three very good 3 
 
 346 Ptolemy X, Soter II, with Cleopatra HI and Ptolemy XI (b.c. 1 1 6-80), 
 
 Base JR Tetradrachms of usual tyi)e, LA- HA {Sr. lyii, 6), 
 le-PA (.S-. 7), LC-HA (*S'. 8), LH-HA (,S'. 10), LI-HA {S 12), 
 LIBRA (^S-. 15), LIC-KI {S 18;, LIH HA {S 23), LK-HA 
 
 (*S'. 25), '-KBf-iA {S. 27), some icell i^reserved 12 
 
 347 Ptolemy XI, Alexander I. ^ Tetiadrachm, LIH-Fl A (;SV.Lix,22), 
 
 fine. Ptolemy XIII, Neos Dionysos (b.c. 80-58 and 55-51), 
 Debased Tetradrachms of usual type, LlA-flA {Sv. LXi, 9), 
 LIE-nA {S 13), LKB-HA (>S. 19), LK-HA (.S'. 18), LKHHA 
 (*S*. 21), Ll-RA (>S'. LXii, 8), fine, LIA-RA (>S'. 15), LI-HA 
 (^.12),LIH-nA (^'.19). And Potin coins of Alexandria, Claudius, 
 and Messalina, Nero (3), Nero and Augustus, Nero and Tiberius, 
 Nero and Poppaea, and Hadrian, only trell prese7-ved 19 
 
 CYRENAICA. 
 
 348 Cypene. C/rca b.c. 431-323. A^ Stater, KYPAN A I ON, Quad- 
 
 riga driven by Nike, to right; li [HJOAI AN0EYZ, Zeus 
 Ammon standing to left, holding long sceptre, and sacrificing 
 before thyraiaterion ; ivt. 132 grs. {Midler, 192), very fine and 
 rare [PI. X] 1 
 
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 349 N Drachm. Horseman to left, kausia hanging behind him; JlSilphium, 
 
 magistrate's name, IAZX2N : tvt. 65 grs. (J\f. — ), rery well p7-e- 
 served and rare 1 
 
 350 N iV-Stater. Bearded head of Zeus Ammon to left ; IJ> Female head 
 
 to right, hair rolled ; tct. 13 grs., fine 1 
 
 ZEUGITANA. 
 
 351 Carthage. C/rm b.c. 241-146. Elect. li-Stater, Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, wearing wreath of corn, earring and necklace with 
 pendants ; p, Hoi'se standing to i-ight ; above, radiate disc flanked 
 by two uraei ; ivt. 163 grs., fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 352 Circa B.C. 241-146. Elect. Stater, Head of Persephone to left; 
 
 I^ Horse standing to right ; ivt. 117 grs. M 15 grs. (e.g. 410-310), 
 Date-palm tree and horse's head (three varieties), all fine 4 
 
 353 Circa B.C. 241-146. Elect. 28 grs., Head of Persephone to left; 
 
 ^ Horse standing to right, very fine. Elect. 22 gis.. Head of 
 Persephone to left; ^ Horse's head, fine, but of doubtful authen- 
 ticity <2 
 
 354 Circa B.C. 410-310. Al Tetradrachm, nwin nip, Forepart of horse 
 
 to right, crowned by Nike ; in front, grain of corn ; p. nihb, Date 
 palm tree ; wt. 259 grs., fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 355 Circa B.C. 410-310. M, Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone, wreathed 
 
 with corn, to right ; ^ Horse standing to right, beside v/hich, palm 
 tree; wt. 2^^ grs., fine arid rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 356 Circa B.C. 410-310. M, Tetradrachm, Head of Persephone to left, 
 
 surrounded by dolphins ; p. hinb 037, Horse's head and palm 
 tree; ivt. '2&i grs. fine and rare [Pl. X] 1 
 
 357 Circa B.C. 410-310. M Tetradrachm, Head of Herakles to right, 
 
 in lion's skin ; p. Horse's head and palm tree ; wt. 260 grs., fine 
 rev. ; M (6), varied sizes ; M Drachms (2) of Juba /of Numidia, 
 temple type, and Juba II, with Cleopatra of Mauretania, Diademed 
 head of Juba ; ^ BACIAICCA KAeOHATPA, Crocodile 
 (il/. 92), very fine; imitation Medal of Christ, etc. 18 
 
 358 Mahogany Cabinet, with folding doors, containing 24 trays pierced 
 
 with holes of varied sizes, brass pulls and side handles, lock and 
 key, size 14 in. by li in. and liin. high 
 
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 anotbcr property. 
 
 GREEK AND ROMAN GOLD COINS. 
 
 {Selected for their artistic merit and Ji7ie state of 2^Teservation.) 
 
 GREEK GOLD COINS, 
 
 359 Syracuse. AgathoMes (b.c. 306-289). N 80 Litra, Head of Athena 
 
 in crested Corinthian helmet to right ; ]^ ATAGOKAEOZ 
 BAZIAEIIZ, Winged fulmen ; belo\A', man. TP ; ivt. 88 grs. 
 {B. 31. Cat. 416), very fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 360 Syracuse. Agathokles (e.g. 306-289). N Drachm, Head of young 
 
 Apollo to left, laureate ; I^ ZYPAK, Biga to right, below, triskeles ; 
 wt. 65i grs. {B. M. Cat. 336), e.rtremely fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 361 Syracuse, /^//gifrts (b.c. 286-279). A^ 60 Litra, ZYPAKOZinN, 
 
 Head of Persephone to left, wearing corn wreath, earring and 
 necklace; behind, cornucopiae ; li EH I IKET, Biga galloping to 
 to right ; above O and below ; wt. 66 grs. {B. M. Cat. 433), of 
 finest style, in excellent i:>reserration and rare [Pl. X] 1 
 
 362 Macedon. P/«7/p // (b.c. 359-336). N Stater, Laureate head 
 
 of Apollo to right ; ^ <!>l Al P POY, Biga to right ; below, shield ; 
 wt. XZ'igrs., extremely fine, excellent style [PI. X] 1 
 
 363 Macedon. Philip II (b.c. 359-336). A' Hemistater, Head of 
 
 young Herakles in lion's skin to right ; 1^ <1>I Al PI HOY, Fore-part 
 of lion to right ; below, trident ; wt. 66 grs., fine and very rare 
 [PI. X] 1 
 
 364 Macedon. Alexander III the Great (b.c. 336-323). N Stater, 
 
 Head of Athena in crested Corinthian helmet, adorned with 
 serpent, to right; |i AAEZANAPOY, Nike holding naval 
 standard and wreath; in field to left, monogram TK; wt. 132 grs., 
 very fine [PI, X] 1 
 
 365 Thrace. Lysimachusiji.G. 2>-2Z-'2Sl). A" Stater, Head of the deified 
 
 Alexander, with horn of Ammon, to right; 1^ BAZIAEjQX 
 AYZIMAX, Athena Nikephoros seated to left; in front, mono- 
 gram; 'wt. \Z2grs., extremely fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
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 366 Cyrene. b.c. 431-323. iV Hemidrachm, Horseman to left ; above, 
 
 star; ^ Silpbium plant; to left, PI.., and right, monogram; 
 ict. AZ\ grs., very fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 367 Cypene. b.c. 323-285. N vo-Stater, Head of Zeus Ammon, 
 
 beardless, to left ; behind, KY ; ^ Head of nymph Kyrene to 
 right; lot. l^grs., extremely fine [PI. X] 1 
 
 ROMAN GOLD COINS. 
 
 368 Augustus (b.c. 43-A.d. 14). N, avgvstus divi . f, Bare head to right ; 
 
 ^ IMP- X (in exergue). Bull rushing to right {Coli. — ), very fine 
 and very rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 369 Tiberius (a.d. 14-37). N, ti caesar divi avg f avgvstvs, Laureate 
 
 head to right ; ]^ PONTIF maxim, Livia seated to right {Coh. 15), 
 very fine [Pl. X] 1 
 
 370 Nero Drusus. M, nero • clavdivs • drvsvs ■ gerjuanicvs • imp-, 
 
 Laureate head to left ; 1^ DE germanis, Standard, two shields, 
 trumpets and spears {Co/l 5), very fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 37 1 Claudius and Nero. N, ti clavd caesar kxa ■ germ • p • m - trib - 
 
 POT • PP- , Laureate head to right ; ^ NERO CLAVD [caes drvsvs] 
 germ- PRINC • IVVENT -, Youthful bust of Nero, di'aped, to left 
 {Coh. i), fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 372 Nero (54-69). N, imp nero caesar avgvstvs. Laureate head to 
 
 right; ^ [s]alvs, Salus seated to left holding patera (Co//. 317), 
 extremely fine ; from the Bosco Reale find [PI. X] 1 
 
 373 Vitellius (69). N, a vitellivs germ imp avg tr p, Laureate head 
 
 to right ; 1^ PONT MAXIM, Vesta, veiled, seated to right, holding 
 patera and sceptre {Coh. 71), very fine and rare ; from the Bosco 
 Reale find [PI. X] 1 
 
 374 Vespasian (69-79). N, imp caesar vespasianvs avg. Laureate 
 
 head to right ; ^ COS iter tr pot. Fortune seated to left holding 
 caduceus and branch {Coh. — ), very fine and rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 375 Trajan (98-117). N, imp caes ner traian optim avg GEiai dac, 
 
 Laureate and draped bust to right ; Ji parthico p M tr p cos \i 
 PP SPQR, Bust of Sol to right {Coh. 187), very fine [PI. XI] 1 
 
 376 Trajan (Pater et Filius). N, imp traiano avg ger dac p m tr p 
 
 COS VI PP, Laureate and draped bust to right ; ^ Divvs- PATER 
 traian vs, Draped bust of Trajan Pater to right {Coh. 2), very well 
 preserved and very rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
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 377 Hadrian (117-138). N, hadrianvs avg com hi pp, Drai)ed bust to 
 
 right; |i fortvna AVG, Fortuiia standing to left, holding patera 
 and cornucopia) {Coh. 769), very fine [PI. XI] 1 
 
 378 Antoninus Pius (138-161). N, antoninvs pivs. Draped bust to 
 
 right ; ^ COS nil LIB V, Liberalitas standing to left {Coh. 502), 
 very fine [PI. XI] 1 
 
 379 Faustina senior (141). N', diva favstina. Diademed bust to right, 
 
 draped ; ^ AETERNITAS, Faustina, veiled, standing to left, holding 
 patera {Coh. 2), extremely fine [PI. XI] 1 
 
 380 Marcus Aurelius (161-180). N, m antoninvs avg tr p xxiii, 
 
 Laureate and draped bust to right ; ^ felicitas avg cos hi. 
 Felicity standing to left {Coh. 177), extremely fine [PI. XI] 1 
 
 381 Faustina junior (175). M, FAVSTiNA AVGVSTA, Draped bust to 
 
 right ; ^ SALVTI AVGVSTAE, Salus seated to left feeding serpent 
 {Coh. \^i^), extremely fine, and of beautiful style [PI. XI] 1 
 
 382 Lucilla (183). iV, lvcillae avg antonini avg f, Draped bust to 
 
 right; ^ VENVS, Venus standing to left {Coh. 69), extremely fine 
 [PI. XI] 1 
 
 383 Septimius Severus (193-211). A^, imp ■ CAE • L • SEP • SEV • pert avg, 
 
 Laureate head to right ; li viCT • AVG • tr p COS, Victory holding 
 
 wreath and palm, advancing to left {Coh. 681), extremely fine 
 
 ■ [PI. XI] 1 
 
 384 Septi77iius Severus, Caracalla and Geta. iV, sever\'S avg part max. 
 
 Laureate and draped bust to right; ^ aeternit • imperi. Busts 
 face-to-face of Caracalla and Geta {Coh. l), extremely fine and very 
 rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
 385 Julia Domna (217). J^, 1\'LIA A^■GVSTA, Draped bust to right; ^J. 
 
 DIANA lvcifera, Diana standing to left {Coh. 26), very fine and 
 rare; from Sir John Evans' collection [PI. XI] 1 
 
 386 Julia Domna. N, ivlia • domna • avg. Draped bust to right ; ^ 
 
 VENVS • GENETRix, Venus seated to left ; Cupid at her feet {Coh. 
 10?)), extremely fine and rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
 387 Caracalla (211-217). iV, antoninvs Pivs avg. Laureate and draped 
 
 bust to right ; p, indvlgentia • avgg in CARTH, Goddess riding on 
 lion to right, and holding fulnien and sceptre {cf. Coh. 96), 
 e-vtremely fine and very rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
 388 Caracalla. N, ANTONIN^■s AVGVSTVS, Laureate and draped bust to 
 
 right; 1^ RECTOR ORP>is, Jupiter standing to left {Coh. 541), 
 extremely fine and rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
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 389 Caracalla. N, antoninvs pivs AVG, Laureate and draped bust to 
 
 right; y^ VICT • PART • max, Victory running to left {Ooh. 660), 
 extremely fine and very raje [P\. X\] 1 
 
 390 Macrinus (217 - 218). iV", imp • c • m- opel • SEV • macrinvs avo, 
 
 Laureate and draped bust to right ; ^ secvritas temporvm. 
 Security standing to left {Coh. 121), extremely fine and of great 
 rarity [PI- XI] 1 
 
 391 Diadumenianus (218). N, M • OPEL • ANT • diadvmenian • caes. 
 
 Draped bust to right; I^princ ■ ivventvtis, Diadumenian as Prince 
 of Youth standing between three military standards {Coh. 2), 
 extremely fine and of the highest rarity [PI. XI] 1 
 
 392 Probiis (276-282). N, imp cm A VR probvs p avg, Cuirassed and 
 
 laureate bust to left ; ^ CONSERVAT AVG, Sol standing, head to 
 \Qit {Coh. n%), extremely fine and very rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
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