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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE VALUABLE COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 GREEK COINS 
 
 FORMED BY THE LATE 
 
 FRANK SHEEMAN BENSON, Esq. 
 
 of Brooklyn, New York, 
 
 COMPRISING 
 
 (Eijoia ano ihiimsitng (Ssamptag of ilju %ntwxt Coinages of 
 
 ITALY and SICILY, GREECE and THE ISLANDS, 
 
 ASIA MINOR, &c. SYRIA, EGYPT, 
 
 ZEUGITANA, &c. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MESSRS. 
 
 SOTHEBY. WILKINSON & HODGE. 
 
 Auctioneers of ICitcritn? ^Jroptrtn & ootorhs tlluntrutibc of tlje Jfinr Arts, 
 
 AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 
 On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1909, and Two following Days, 
 
 AND 
 
 On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8th, and Three following Days, 
 
 AT ONE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. 
 
 MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS I'KIOI!. CATALOCCES MAY BE HAD. 
 Dryden Press: J. Davy & Sons, S-<), Frith-street, S..ho-s(]u.ire, \Y.
 
 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest bidder to be the buyer; and if any dispute 
 arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be 
 immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer 
 cannot decide the said dispute. 
 II. No person to advance less than Is. ; above five pounds 
 I'x 6'/.. and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the 
 
 auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the 
 seller. 
 
 IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of 
 
 abode, and to pay down IQs. in the pound, if required, 
 in part payment of the purchase-money; in default 
 of which the lot or lots purchased to be immediately 
 put up again and re-sold. 
 V. The sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of 
 any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, 
 or errors of description. 
 
 VI. The lot- to lie taken away, at the buyer's expense, imme- 
 diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default of 
 whieh'Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE 
 will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, 
 damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be 
 left at the' sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the 
 expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the 
 sale, the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will 
 then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the ex- 
 1 tense, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the 
 amount at which they were bought. Messrs. 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE will have 
 the option of re-selling the lots uncleared, either by 
 public oi" private sale, without any notice being given 
 to tin,' defaulter. 
 
 \ II. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, 
 the money required and deposited in part of payment 
 shall be forfeited, and if any lots is sustained in the 
 re sidling of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, 
 all charges on such re sale shall be made good by the 
 defaulters at this sob'. 
 
 ' 'i> nil mi n, irfni cannot attend this Sole, may hare their 
 "ntmissittiis j'nithfnliy executed by their humble St /-runts. 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 I.",, Wellington Street, St rami, London.
 
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 PEE FACE. 
 
 4 X examination of the Collection of Greek Coins, briefly described in 
 -l *- the following pages, will at once convince the observer that its 
 formation has been the work of one combining, in himself, the qualities 
 of a scholar, an enthusiastic numismatist, and an ardent admirer of classical 
 art. Such a one indeed was the late Frank Sherman Benson, and aided 
 by an excellent classical knowledge, and a natural and critical appreciation 
 of the beautiful in art, he succeeded in gathering together a series of 
 ( j reek Coins, which has seldom been excelled in quality, and which 
 certainly forms the most important private collection ever made in the 
 United States of America. 
 
 The collection is well-known in New York, Mr. F. Sherman Benson 
 having used it to illustrate many learned and exceptionally useful addresses 
 to the members of the American Numismatic Society, and in the summer 
 months, during his absence from the city, it had been placed on public 
 exhibition at the University there. It was his desire that the collection 
 should, in its entirety, find a permanent resting-place in some public 
 institution in America devoted to classical and artistic training : tin's 
 desire it has been found impossible to realise, and, in consequence, it will 
 now be dispersed by public auction. 
 
 It will be found that the collection is principally concerned with the 
 numismatic history of ancient Italy and Sicily. It was to these series 
 that Mr. F. Sherman Benson first turned his attention, and to the end 
 he was probably more keenly interested in them than in the coinages of 
 Hellas and of Asia. It was only of recent years that he commenced the 
 study of the deeper and more virile productions of these latter countries 
 a study unfortunately interrupted by his sudden death. 
 
 To these preliminary remarks it is necessary to add a few notes con- 
 cerning the coins themselves. It will be found that the series of coins 
 of Apulia, Calabria and Lucania, are amply represented by admirable 
 specimens often of exceptional beauty and preservation, and mostly 
 coming from well-known collections. An idea of the thoroughness with 
 
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 iv PREFACE. 
 
 which Mr. Sherman Benson pursued his collecting is to be gathered by 
 an inspection of the many beautiful coins of Terina ; possibly no such 
 series as this lias over before been seen in a single sale. Of Sicily the series 
 is remarkably rich in line specimens : attention should be drawn to the 
 beautiful pieces of Akragas, with two eagles and the figure of Scylla (nos. 
 17t)-17>'. the Kryx with figure of Aphrodite (181), the coins of Himera, 
 Camarina and Catana (amongst the latter of which are three wonderfully 
 tine piece-, nos. 208, '20!>, 211), and to the many fine pieces of Messana, 
 Motya, Xaxos, Selinos and Segesta. The magnificent series of Syracuse 
 is one which, in itself, almost completely illustrates the rise and fall of 
 Greek art in Sicily. The early coins of the Gamori, those following of 
 Gelon and his wife Demarete, and of Ilieron, will be found illustrated by 
 many varied examples : the glorious period of Dionysios is admirably repre- 
 sented by the many signed works of celebrated artists; and the later 
 sections by such line coins as are shown on Plates XIII and XIV. 
 
 Of the coins of Greece proper, attention must be directed to the 
 altogether exceptional pieces of Acanthus, Amphipolis, Chalcidice, Dicaea, 
 .Venn-. I >elp hi. Thebes, Kli.s and Arcadia. The highly interesting coinage 
 of Crete is notably well represented; in the matter of beauty by the fine 
 coins of Cliersonesus, Gortyna, Cnossus, Phaestus. Priansos and Sybritia ; 
 in that of mythology by many specimens that record the fabulous histories 
 of the Minotaur, Europa, Kydon and other local deities and heroes. 
 
 The larger Held of Asia Minor to Syria will be found well illustrated 
 in many casus by coins well worthy of special notice here and the 
 catalogue finishes with the description of the coins of the Cyrenaica and 
 that mighty city Carthage. 
 
 '1 he collection is very fairly explained by the numerous plates ap- 
 pended, but it should Ik,' borne in mind that these in no way exhaust the 
 number of beautiful and interesting coins contained in the collection.
 
 
 Sizes of the Coin*. 
 
 Settle n/MioHiiet. 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF 
 
 GREEK COINS 
 
 FORMED BY THE LATE 
 
 FBANK SHERMAN BENSON, ESQ. 
 
 of Brooklyn, New York. 
 
 FIRST DAYS SALE. 
 
 LOT 
 
 I ' 1 Hispania. Emporiai : M, weight 73 grs. ; nhc. Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to right, crowned with corn; around, three dolphins : 
 !l EMPOPITHN.. Pegasus to right; of unusually g<,d style 
 v and eery fine [PI. I] 1 
 
 ITALIA. 
 
 CAMPANIA. 
 
 I ][/ 2 Cales : Didrachm, tct. 112*5 grs. ; Head of Pallas to right wearing 
 crested Corinthian helmet with serpent on upper part : behind 
 week, fulmen ; below, H ; I,; ClALEN O. Fast l>ig;i driven l>y 
 Nike to left : a eery fine example and an uncommon rarer// 1 
 
 S Kyme : Didrachm, wf. 112'.*? grs. : Female head to right, the hair 
 rolled and hound with a cord : \i K . . . . ON. Mussel shell and 
 corn-grain : of rery fine style ; the obc. slightly damaged 1 
 
 ! Hyria : D/'drarhm. wt. 1 12 grs. ; Head of Pallas Athena to right : on 
 the upper part of helmet owl and wreath of laurel : (,( YDIN . .. 
 Man-headed hull to left: n-ry fine [PI. I] 1 
 
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 "> Hyria : Didrachm, wt. 1 12*5 #r.*. ; .similar to last coin but with 
 U - IQY ami 1 mil to right; an unusually fine and well centred 
 e.rampl, if fine style [PI. I] 1 
 
 li Neapolis : Didraehm, wt. 11-4 #;>\ ; Head of Nymph to right, the 
 
 hair conHiuSl l>y a broad Stephanos : behind the neck E ; l.\ 
 
 NEOPOAITHX. Man-headed hull to right ; above, Nike flying 
 
 to right and crowning bull; of very fine late transitional style 
 
 PI. I 1 
 
 7 Neapolis : Didrachm, wt. 116 grs. ; Head of Nymph to right, bound 
 with a triple-corded band : U N]EOPOAITH[X (in exergue), 
 Man-headed bull to right, crowned by flying Nike : beneath. 
 OAYMPI : very fine and rare: from the Montagu sale 1 
 
 v Neapolis : Didrachm, wt. Ill grs. ; similar to last coin : cornucopia 
 'and flower I) behind neck, A in front ; beneath bijjl on reverse : 
 n ry fine and rare [PI. I] 1 
 
 '. Neapolis: fh'drachm, wt. 111'3 grs.; similar to last coins: grapes 
 behind neck. AIO<t>ANOYX beneath : mono-ram [PA] beneath 
 bull: very fine : /nan the Von Wotoch collection 1 
 
 1" Neapolis: Didrachm, wt. W^'h grs.; similar to last coins: behind 
 v neck. Hekate carrying long torch and running to right : below. 
 XAPI : beneath bull, monogram [MY] : very fine and ran 
 [PI. I 1 
 
 Neapolis: Didrachm, wt. 114'5 grs. ; similar to last coins, but with four 
 
 .-. dolphins swimming around the nymph's head ; N EOPOAITX2N 
 
 in exergue of reverse : exceedingly fine and rare ; from the Bunbnry 
 
 mlh-rti,,,, [P|. I) ^ 1 
 
 Nuceria Alfaterna : A\. wt. 104' y grs. ; Youthful male head (the 
 river-god Samus ?) to left, wearing ram's horn: behind, dolphin 
 and final letters of Oscan inscription : I; our of the Dioskouroi ( \) 
 
 landing beside horse to left : in his left hand a flower-headed 
 - ; t!' : very fine and very ran [ PI. I ] 1 
 
 Phistelia: Didrarhm, wt. 1 Il'Tj grs. ; Female head to front, wearing 
 diadem : the hair loose and blown to the back ; !.! <t>IZTLVIS. 
 M m-headed bull to left : in exergue, dolphin: an in/usually fine 
 > .r<i uiplr and ran- [PI. I] 1 
 
 SliOSSa Aurunca: A\, wt. 10-1 ijrs. ; Laureate head of Apollo to 
 I! SVESANO, One of the Dioskouroi on horseback- to, 
 eadinjj a second horse; over his shoulder a long branch 
 lli a taenia th-d to the end : fine and n.(n 1 
 
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 Teanum Sidicinum : A\, vt. Ill grs. ; Head of Herakles to right, 
 wearing lion's scaly); beneath neck, club ; li TIANVR (in retro- 
 grade Oscan characters), Nike driving a fast triga to left : a very 
 fine and rare coin ; from the Ihndniri/ collection [PI. ll 1 
 
 APULIA. 
 
 Arpoi : A\, wt. 109 grs. ; APPANnN, Head of Persephone to left, 
 crowned with corn: behind, corn-ear and sheath: 1/ Horse 
 prancing to left; above, star: beneath AAlOY (Alt in hi a 
 Daxos, chief magistrate of Arpoi- during the Hannibalic war): 
 exceedingly fine and of great rarity ; from the Bunhury collection 
 
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 Tanas : Didrachm, wt. 125 grs. ; TARA5 (retro.)-. Taras seated on 
 " dolphin to right ; beneath, escallo]) shell : the whole within a 
 raised dot-and-cable border : TARA, Incuse figure of Taras 
 seated on dolphin to left : in lower field, incuse escallop shell : 
 ^ (the dolphin's eye and the details of the head and hands of Taras 
 in relief: also the inscription) : the whole within a sunk engrailed 
 border : exceedingly fine and of eery high rarity ; from the 
 Bunhury collection [PI. I] 1 
 
 Taras : Didrachm. ret. 122 grs.; ^AflAT, Taras on dolphin to 
 
 right : beneath, escallop : around, raised border with line of dots ; 
 l Wheel of four spokes ; of very early style ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 Tanas : Didrachm, wt. 12.'3 grs. : similar to last coin : fine 1 
 
 Taras: Didrachm, wt. 12. '5 grs. : T-A-P-A-5, Taras, holding 
 sepia in his right hand, seated on dolphin to right : around, raised 
 border with line of dots ; 1/ TAPA (retro.) Hippocamp to right : 
 escallop beneath : around, a sunk and engrailed border: very fine ; 
 f rare 1 
 
 Taras: Didrachm, wt. 121*5 grs. ; TARA, Taras on dolphin to 
 CV left, lioth arms outstretched ; beneath, escallop: R Hippocamp to 
 left : beneath, escallop ; beaded circle around : very fine and very 
 
 PI. I 
 
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 Tanas : Didrachm, wt. 122 grs. ; TARA (retro.) Taras on dolphin 
 
 .f to right, both arms outstretched : beneath, escallop : I.! TARA[$J. 
 
 Taras seated on stool to left, leaning backwards on a long staff 
 
 held beneath the left arm : a distaff' in his right hand : of early 
 
 transitional style : very fine and very rare [P\. I] 1 
 
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 First Day -J- 
 
 23 Taras: Didrachm, irt. V2bb grs.; TARA$ (retro.), Taras on dolphin 
 
 to right, both arms stretched out in front; escallop, beneath; 
 K Taras seated on stool to left ; a long staff' beneath the left arm ; 
 a distaff in his right hand : the exergual line dotted ; of fine early 
 transitional style ; in excellent preservation and eery rare ; from 
 the liunbury collection [PI. I] 1 
 
 24 Taras : Diilrachm, irt. 118 grs. ; TARA, Taras on dolphin to left, 
 
 escallop beneath; I,{ Taras seated on stool to left; a long staff 
 beneath the left arm, a distaff' in his right hand ; of later style 
 than preceding pieces ; well preserved and rare ; from the Bunbury 
 eolhdion [PI. I] 1 
 
 2"> Taras : Didrachm, irt. 1 18*5 grs. ; TAPAZ, Taivs on dolphin to 
 right, the left arm outstretched ; A beneath the dolphin : 1,1 Xude 
 youthful horseman to right, crowning his steed : in front, upright 
 caduceus : fine and a rare variety [PI. I] 1 
 
 2'> Taras : Didrachm, irt. 122 grs. ; Xude youthful horseman to right, 
 crowning his steed : in front, upright caduceus ; in exergue. AA ; 
 U TAPAZ. Taras on dolphin to right, the left arm outstretched ; 
 fine and a rare variety [PI. I] 1 
 
 27 Taras : Didrachm, irt. 1 1 9*3 grs.; Nude youth vaulting on horse 
 galloping to left; in his right hand a small circular shield; be- 
 neath the horse, A: l.{ TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to left, a 
 -trigiH?) in his right hand: fine and uncommon 1 
 
 2> s Taras : Didrachm, irt. 1 1 8 grs. ; Xude horseman to left, helmeted 
 and carrying a shield on his left arm: beneath the horse, A: 
 !.' TAPAZ. Taras on dolphin to left, holding a trident on his 
 h'ft iii - m : beneath dolphin, K: in exergue, line of waves: of very 
 jiw style and rare 1 
 
 2'.\ Taras : liidrarhm, >rt. 121 grs.; Xude youthful horseman to right, 
 
 frowning his steed : beneath, kneeling youth, picking a stone from 
 
 the horse's off" tore foot; in front, 4> : i; TAPAZ, Taras on 
 
 ..in to left, holding cantharus and small circular shield and 
 
 nt : beneath the dolphin E and curved line ofwaves : a fine 
 
 and very interesting and rare type [ PI. I j 1 
 
 Taras : Didrachm, n-t. 122 grs. : Helmeted horseman to right, thrust- 
 
 ith .-pear held in his right hand, a large circular shield and 
 
 '' -pears in his left: beneath horse, <t> I A I . I; (TAPAZ), 
 
 - "ii dolphin to left : a dolphin resting upon his right hand. 
 
 held in his left : in field to right, i\y leaf: below dolphin, 
 
 ^1 : tin er large waves : eery fine 1
 
 5 First Day 
 
 31 Tanas : Didrachm, wt. 120'2 f/rx. ; similar to last coin; beneath 
 \/ horse, ZA (or EA) ; 1/ TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to left, a 
 
 distaff in his left hand ; beneath, prow 
 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 122 grs. ; similar to last coins ; AAI beneath 
 horse; 1,1 TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to left; a trident on his 
 right shoulder, a small circular shield with figure of sea-horse on 
 his left forearm ; in field, <1>I and pecten ; the last eery fine 2 
 
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 .'32 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 118 grs. ; as last coin in preceding lot 
 
 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 121'3 grs. ; Nude horseman thrusting down- 
 wards with spear and carrying buckler and two spare spears ; in 
 field beneath horse, API ; 1 TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to left ; 
 a cantharus in his right hand, a steering oar in his left; in field, 
 KA ; both good coins i> 
 
 33 Taras : Didrachm, 116*5 grs. ; Youthful horseman to right crowning 
 his steed ; beneath horse, ZA ; (TAPAZ), Taras on dolphin 
 *~j n to left, a wreath (?) in his right hand, a palm branch in his left ; ,/ 
 
 in field, ZYM and helmet 
 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 120'2 grs. ; Youthful horseman to right 
 crowning himself with wreath ; beneath the horse, ZA and 
 capital of Ionic column ; ],{ TAPAZ, Taras on dolphin to left, a 
 coiled serpent in his right hand ; in field beneath, KON ; the 
 first an uncommon variety, the last very fine [PI. I] 2 
 
 3 I- Taras : Didrachm, wt. 98 grs. ; Youthful horseman to right thrust- 
 ing downwards with spear and carrying two spare spears and 
 round shield: to left, TY ; beneath horse, APIZTIP: H 
 (TAPAZ), Taras on dolphin to right, holding bow and arrow : 
 beneath, Al and elephant 
 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 98 grs. ; Youthful horseman to left : a nude 
 youth standing before the horse and crowning it ; in held to right, 
 l~Y ; beneath, APIZTIP ; [i as preceding coin ; both interesting, 
 and the first eery uncommon 2 
 
 35 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 99 grs. ; Youthful horseman to left wearing 
 helmet : his left side covered by a circular shield with stellate 
 ornament: in field. Ill, TYAAH : K TAPAZ. AN0, Taras 
 on dolphin to left, holding grapes and distaff' 
 Taras : Didrachm, wt. 101 #\; Youthful horseman to left crowning his 
 steed : in field. *Y, AYKINOZ : I.! TAPAZ. Taras on dolphin 
 to left, thrusting with trident, his left arm protected byachlamys: 
 in field, owl : both fine - 
 
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 First Day 6 
 
 :>> Taras : Didrachm, ict. 100"5 grs. ; Nude youthful horseman to right, 
 crowning his steed; in field, <J>IAOKPA, (NIK, monogram); l; 
 Taras on dolphin to left carrying (trident?): over his outstretched 
 right arm, Xike Hying to right and bearing a wreath ; in held, 
 L- ^*^APIT : eery fine and of excellent style [PI. I] 1 
 
 :>7 Taras : Didrachm (Campano-Tarentine), ict. 1 11 *5 grs. ; Female head 
 
 to left, diademed and wearing necklace and earring; li AT 
 
 ( =TA> : nude horseman to right, crowning his steed : in held be- 
 
 ''neath. dolphin [PI. I] 
 
 Taras : Litra. ict. 10 grs. ; Pecten ; l> Dolphin to right: beneath, 
 
 tripod: the first unusually fine 2 
 
 ">s Taras : Didrac/tm (Campano-Tarentine), wt. 108'5 grs. : type as 
 similar coin in last lot but with TA and dolphin beneath the 
 horse mi U. 
 Taras : Diohol, wt. 1 6' 3 grs. ; Head of Pallas Athena to right : Skylla 
 mi helmet : U llerakles strangling the lion : in upper field, owl : 
 hath n r ii fine . 2 
 
 LUCANIA. 
 
 :i'.i Herakieia : Didrachm, wt. llStf/v*; Head of Pallas to right, wear- 
 ing crested Athenian helmet with figure of hippocamp : 1* 
 HPAKAEIHN. llerakles standing to front, strangling the 
 Xemeaii lion : at his feet to left, how and club : of excellent style 
 and best period ; rery fine and rery rare, /rum the Home collection 
 PI. II 1 
 
 to Herakieia : Didrachm, wt. 117 grs. : Head of Pallas to right, wearing 
 
 eiv.-ted helmet with figure of Skylla hurling a stone: in front. 
 
 A<Z"; i; PHPAKAH . . llerakles standing towards right. 
 
 -ling the lion : in field to left, KAA and club : between the 
 
 hei'os legs .in owl : rery jine and rery rare ; from the Montagu 
 
 r.,/l,rt;., I PI. II] 1 
 
 I Herakieia : D'nlrachm, wt. 1 -JO grs. ; Mead of Pallas to right : on side 
 
 ol noted helmet Skylla holding steering-oar : I.! HPAK 
 
 1 1 r ; i k 1 - straiiiiliiig the lion: to left, P3. pecten and club : fine 
 'i ml >i /- /// rare rariety i PI. 1 1 j 1 
 
 Herakieia: IHdrarh,,,. wt. I -jl'-.-j grs. : PHPAKAHIUN. Head of 
 
 - to iljlil. wealilij eresteil Corinthian helmet with figure of 
 
 Pi.P'iitly Imrlin- a stone: It HPAKAHIX1N. Figure 
 
 1 hi aklc-. -tanding to front and crowned by tlvinu
 
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 Lot 42 continued. 
 
 Xike ; his right hand supporting a club, his left holding a bow and 
 arrows ; the lion's skin hung over his left forearm : in Held to 
 left, AOA ; to right, a ribbed cup ; very fine and rare : front the 
 Bunbury sale [PI. II] 1 
 
 VS Herakleia : Didrachm, wt. 122 grs. ; similar to preceding coin, but 
 
 without the flying Nike on reverse ; the small cup and A0A 
 both placed in field to left : eery fine <tn<l rare 1 
 
 44 Herakleia: Didrachm of late issue, wt. 1007 grs. ; Mead of Pallas 
 to right wearing crested Corinthian helmet: (,{ hHPAKAHIHN, 
 Herakles wearing the lion's skin and standing to front : his right 
 i j arm raised towards his head; a chlamys (.') twined around the 
 
 left forearm and the hand grasping the end of a club : in field to 
 left, HA and aplustre ; to right, <MA.f2; a very run- variety and 
 ^ very fine 1 
 
 (^W; 45 Laos: Didrachm, wt. 118 grs.; A A5, Man-headed bull to right; 
 
 % the head bearded and turned back to left : U similar to obv. but . 
 incuse; a very fine and early coin ; < >/ 'great rarity [PI. II] 1 
 
 4G Laos: Didrachm, wt. 122'8 grs. ; AA, Man headed bull to left; 
 
 the head turned back to right : in exergue, acorn : \\ AA, Man 
 
 headed bull to right ; over its back, star ; eery fine and a eery 
 rare variety 1 
 
 47 Metapontion : Early Didrachm, wt. 125*5 grs. ; METAP. Ear of 
 
 bearded corn ; K similar to obe. but incuse : a eery fine e.eample; 
 from the Trist collection 1 
 
 18 Metapontion: Didrachm, wt. 123 grs. ; similar to preceding but of 
 coarser execution, and reading MET only: the border around 
 
 the design formed of very large beads: eery fine 1 
 
 1-9 Metapontion: A\ One-third Stater, wt. [2 grs.: META. Corn-ear : 
 
 U similar to obv. but incuse 
 Metapontion: A\ One-si.vth State/', wf. 20 grs. : as preceding coin ; 
 
 U Bull's head facing incuse : /mm the Trist collection 
 Metapontion : A\ One-si.vth Stater, wt. 16 grs. : Head of youth to 
 
 right (Dionysus .-) with ram's horn and ear: 1! META. Corn-ear ; 
 
 all eery fine : the last coin rare 3 
 
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 126 ars. ; 
 
 50 Metapontion : Early Didrachm of thick fabric, wt. 
 
 META (retro.), ear of bearded corn : U similar type, but incuse. 
 Metapontion: Early Didrachm, wt. 120 ;/rs. : similar style to pre- 
 
 \. eediiig coin, but with adjunct, ram's head, in obverse Held to left : 
 
 both eery fiio -
 
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 51 Metapontion : Didrachm, irt. 1 lo'o grs. ; (META), Ear of bearded 
 
 com; U METAP between Hve corn grains arranged in a star 
 around a central pellet ; well preserved and a very rare type ; from 
 the lUmvsujvnilas sale 1 
 
 52 Metapontion: Didrachm, wt. l\V grs. ; Head of Deraeter to left 
 
 bound with a narrow diadem of corn stalks; ij M ETA, Far of 
 corn; f very fine late transitional style, in unusually good pre- 
 servation, and very rare [PI. Ilj 1 
 
 53 Metapontion : Didrachm, irt. 1 19 grs. ; Youthful head to right with 
 \ ram's horn and ear and wreath of laurel leaves ; I* META, Ear 
 
 of bearded corn ; of late transitional style, eery. fine and very rare ; 
 ?f from the Montagu collection [P\. II] 1 
 
 54 Metapontion: Didrachm, irt. 121 grs.-, Female head to right, the 
 hair looped-up at back and bound with a narrow fillet passed 
 twice around the head ; in field below, a long curved branch of 
 laurel : !,{ ME, Ear of bearded corn ; of unusually good style and 
 period, veri/ fine and very rare ; from the Montagu collection 
 
 [pi. ii] iis i 
 
 55 Metapontion: Didrachm, >rt. II!) grs. ; Female head to right, the 
 hair bound with a narrow taenia passed twice around the head, 
 the ends pendant at back of neck: l,{ META. Ear of bearded 
 corn : it eery rare type and in very good preservation [PI. II] 1 
 
 50 Metapontion: Didrachm, vt. 107 'o grs.; Female head to right, the 
 hair waved and bound with a narrow fillet passed twice around 
 the head ; [i MET., Ear of bearded corn ; of excellent style, the 
 ohr. slightly pitted hy oxidation [PI. II] 1 
 
 57 Metapontion: Didrachm, irt. li'l grs.; similar to preceding coin, 
 but struck from imperfect dies; of very fine style ana I rare 1 
 
 ~>- Metapontion: Didrachm, wt. llHgis.; Female head to right, the 
 hair waved and bound with a narrow fillet; [i META, Ear of 
 bearded corn; to right, grasshopper; fine and a rare variety 
 [PI. II] 1 
 
 5!) Metapontion: Didrachm, irt. \-l()grs.\ Head of Xike (?) to left, 
 wearing sphendone ; in Held behind, small leaf (.') ; l,< META, 
 Far ot corn, to right : perched upon the leaf, a locust or grass- 
 hopper : '/ rery rare type, toil imperfectly struck ; from the Yon 
 Wotorh collection 1 
 
 Metapontion: Didrachm, irt. 11!) grs.\ Head of I'eisephone to 
 ri-dit, ' Towned with corn and with pendant veil behind neck : \{ 
 META. Far of bearded corn : in held to left (fillet '.) ; of fine style 
 ' a hiiih relief n rij Jim and eery ran I PI. Ill 1
 
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 Metapontion : Didrachm, ivt. WKgrs.; obv. similar to preceding 
 coin; lj M ETA, Ear of corn: on the leaf, to left, a mouse; 
 beneath it, <t> ; very fine and rare; from the Von Wotoch sale 
 [PI- II] 1 
 
 Metapontion: Didrachm, ivt. 121 grs. ; obv. similar to preceding 
 coins, lmt with larger head and in less relief; {,{ Ear of corn: 
 mouse on leaf to right ; to left, <J> ; very fine and rare ] 
 
 Metapontion : Didrachm, ivt. 122 grs. ; Head of Persephone to left, 
 crowned with corn; 1.1 M]ETA, Ear of bearded corn: to left, 
 caduceus and AY ; very fine and rare [PI. II] ] 
 
 Metapontion : Didrachm, ivt. 123 grs. ; Head of Persephone to left, 
 crowned with corn ; the hair long and flowing; \i M ETA. Ear of 
 jorn ; to left, pincers and . . A ; an unusually fine and per/ret 
 specimen ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. II] 1 
 
 Metapontion : Tetradrachm (or Distater), vt. 242 grs. ; Head ofr^ 
 Leukippos to right, bearded and wearing Corinthian helmet orn 
 mented with a relief of Nike in quadriga to right : behind neck. 
 APH and forepart of lion ; [i ME]TAPONTINI2N, Ear of 
 bearded corn ; to left, club and AMI : very nor and veil pre- 
 served 1 
 
 Metapontion: Didrachm, ivt. 121 grs.; Bearded head of hero Leu- 
 kippos to right, wearing plain Corinthian helmet : behind neck. 
 lion's head ; to right, AP {monogram) ; U META, Ear of corn : to 
 left, club and AMI. 
 
 Metapontion : Drachm, ivt. 53 grs. ; Head of Pallas to right, 
 wearing crested Corinthian helmet : l.{ META, Ear of corn : both 
 uncommon and in eery fine condition 2 
 
 Metapontion : Didrachm, ivt. !>> s grs. : type- as similar coin in pr< 
 ceding lot 
 
 Metapontion : Drachm, struck by the Loukanoi, vt. 37 grs. : Head 
 of Athena to right, wearing crested Athenian helmet with wing at 
 side : 1.; Ear of bearded corn : over leaf to right, club; in field to 
 left, owl (in countermark) ; both fine 2 
 
 Poseidonia: A\ Stater, vt. 115"5 grs. : MOT, Poseidon to right 
 thrusting with trident: the whole within a raised dot-and-cable 
 border: K MOT Incuse figure of Poseidon to left: the whole 
 within a sunk border with herring-bone pattern : n ry Jim and van 
 I PI. Ill 1 
 
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 69 Poseidonia: ^1! Stater, vt. 
 ecru fine and rare 
 
 -inula!' to preceding
 
 F </ Pat} 
 
 10 
 
 
 , 7<> Poseidonia: .It 'me-third Stater, irt. 1.S ///>'. : similar to preceding 
 
 coins and of the same early period ; reading POME on both 
 
 <</</'. and rer. : fine hut broken 
 
 Poseidonia : A\ Stater, of later issue, //7. 1 19 grx. ; POME. Poseidon 
 
 to right : K POME5. Bull walking to right ; fine 2 
 
 71 Poseidonia: A\ Stater, irt. 11 9 grx. : POZEIA {retrograde), Posei- 
 
 j^" don advancing to right and thrusting with trident : U POZEIA 
 
 {sir). Bull walking slowly to left : under hull's forefoot, at end of 
 
 z\ y the dotted exergual line, a dolphin : an exceedingly fine and 
 
 ml, , aide mi n [PI. II] 1 
 
 Sybam's : A\ Stater, irt. li'3'f) grx. ; Bull standing to left: the head 
 turned hack to right : in exergue, VM : dotted border: ^ Incuse 
 figure of hull to right, eery fine and uncommon I 
 
 Sybanis : A\ Stater, irt. 1 1 3 " 5 grx. ; similar to last coin hut with YM 
 
 over hull 
 Gybaris and Poseidonia: A\, wt. 19 grx.: Poseidon to right: 
 
 i; VM. Bull to right 
 Sybaris : A\ One-xi.rth Stater, circa n.c. 140, irt. \H grx. ; Head of 
 
 Athena to right, wearing crested helmet wreathed with laurel: 
 
 I! ZYBA. Bull to right, the head reversed : all in good preserra- 
 
 timi 3 
 
 Thourioi : Didrarhm : Head of Athena to right, wearing crested 
 helmet wreathed with laurel: I.; 0OYPI . .. Bull with lowered 
 head walking slowly to right : in exergue, mullet : eery fine and 
 ran- 1 
 
 
 '> Thotinoi : hidraelnn : <>l>c. similar to preceding coin ; <|> (initial of 
 artist I'hiym'ilo- .'; under point of crest: I! 0OYPIHN, Bull 
 walking slowly to left : liencath it, dove with raised wings: in 
 '\iMuue, mullet to left : <f e.m eding) '// fine style: rery rare: from 
 '//, ilmd.nry sale [PI. II] 1 
 
 A Thourioi: hidraelnn. wt. I I'li'o grs. : <,hr. similar to i)receding coins : 
 
 B ' in trout of ,,,,,, pari of helmet: i; 0OYPIX1N. Bull 
 
 i lowered li^ad to left : in exermie, mullet : an exceedingly fine 
 
 ''in: 'f ,. i ,-, II, nt still, ,n,,l eery core; from the Hoi tart Smith 
 
 'd.iii.t PI. 11; | 
 
 rhourioi : Hidr.trhm. irt. \ i'dT, , //V . : | )V the artist <|>PY (gillos ?) : 
 
 to |;i>t eoin- ; <{> J,, hunt of helmet ; I! OYPIUN. 
 
 - to ri-ht : in ti.-ld hciieath. <J>PY: in exergue, mullel : 
 
 '.'/./''//. stide.th, r, e.rs, type ,,f es/ieriull// high merit; rery 
 
 ,i '//. Ilindmn, ,:,li,et;,,n I P|. ||] I
 
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 78 Thourioi : Tetradrachm (or Disinter), wt. 24F5 grs.; Head of 
 
 <^ Athena to right, wearing crested helmet with figure of Skylla on 
 
 side; behind neck, Al ; H 0OYPII2N (traces only), Furious 
 
 bull butting to right ; in exergue, mullet ; from the llobart Smith 
 
 collection; eery fine and eery rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 79> Thounoi : Tetradrachm, vet. 2-16 grs. ; Head of Athena to left, 
 && wearing crested Athenian helmet with figure of Skylla on side ; 
 
 .^m 
 
 0OYPII2N, Furious bull charging to left; above the dotted 
 
 ?, 
 
 
 jS / exergual line, six large pellets : in exergue, mullet ; of very fine 
 
 style; in good preservation and very rare [PI. II] 1 
 
 80 Thourioi : Didrachm, wt. 119'o grs. ; Head of Athena to right, 
 wearing crested helmet with figure of Skylla ; in upper field to 
 right, E; R 0OYPIHN, Furious bull charging to right; in 
 exergue, mullet ; of gem-like style ; eery fine and eery rare ; 
 
 from the Montagu collection 1 
 
 81 ThouHOi : Didrachm, wt. Wl'ogrs.; by the artist Molossos ; ohv. 
 similar to preceding coin ; [{ 0OYPI.QN, Furious bull to right : 
 on the broad exergual line, MOAOSZOZ in small characters; 
 in exergue, mullet ; border of dots ; very fine and very rare ; 
 
 from the Montagu collection [PI. II] 1 
 
 82 Hyele ( Velia) : Early Drachm* (2), wt. 60 and 08 grs. ; Forepart of 
 lion to right tearing prey; Quadripartite incuse: Imth very fine 
 and uncommon 2 
 
 83 Hyele (Velia): .Didrachm, wt. \\~)}>grs.; Female head to right, of 
 fine early transitional style : the hair looped up at hack of neck 
 and a beaded diadem around the head : l.i Lion running to right : 
 above, owd flying to left : in exergue, YEAHTEHN : a rare 
 coii/ of very good style and in good preservation [PI. II '1 
 
 ^ 
 
 si Hyele (Velia): Didrachm, wt. II* grs. ; YEAH. Female head to 
 jdf right, the back hair looped up beneath a pointed Stephanos : 
 
 [i AH (in exergue), Lion to right: border of dots [PI. III. 
 Hyele ( Velia): Drachm, wt. 62 grs. : Female head to right, the hair 
 
 looped up at back beneath a narrow taenia or cord: 1! YEAH. 
 
 Owl standing on olive branch to right : i>oth of early transitional 
 
 style, fine and uncommon - 
 
 So Hyele ( Velia) : Didrachm. wt. I 1 6 grs. : Head of Athena, to right, 
 wearing crested helmet with figure of griffin: behind neck, P: 
 I.; <J>, Lion walking to right: in exergue. YEAHTUN : of fine 
 
 <tyle and rare 1
 
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 S6 Hyele (Velia): Didrachm, ivt. 116 grs.; by the artist Kleodoros ; 
 Head of Athena to left; grittin on helmet; behind neck, mono- 
 gram (KAE) : K YEAHTHN. Lion to left, one of the forepaws 
 raised: above, 0; below, monogram (KAE) ; of very fine style ; 
 very ra re and unusually well preserved [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 s7 Hyele {Velia): Didrachm, ivt. 11T5 grs. ; by the artist Kleodoros; 
 Head of Athena to left, wearing crested helmet, of Phrygian 
 form, with figure of centaur; behind neck, monogram (KAE); 
 K YEAHTX2N, Lion to right, tearing prey; in field beneath, 
 monogram (KAE); unusually fine ami uncommon 1 
 
 . sx Hyele ( Velia): Didrachm, ivt. Wo' o grs. ; by the artist Kleodoros; 
 ubv. as last coin ; l,< YEAHTHN, Lion walking to left, the right 
 forepaw raised ; in held above, <t> : below, monogram (KAE) ; 
 fine and rare ; from the Von Wotoch sale 1 
 
 *9 Hyele (Velia): Didrachm, ivt. L 17*5 grs.; by the artist Philistionos(?); 
 
 Head of Athena to right; the helmet winged and wreathed; 
 behind the neck, monogram (AH or A0H) ; in front, <1> ; 
 U YEAHTX2N (in exergue); Lion walking to right; above it, 
 stalk of corn between <t>. I ; beneath, P ; in unusually fine pre- 
 servation and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 9d Hyele (Velia): Didrachm, ict. 116 grs. ; probably by the engraver 
 1'hilistionos ; Head of Athena to right ; on side of helmet, griffin; 
 over point of helmet, A, in front of neck, <t> : U YEAHTI2N, 
 Lion walking slowly to right : in field above, pentagram between 
 4> - I : very fine and an uncommon variety ; from the Von Wotoch 
 
 collection 1 
 
 '.<] Hyele ' Velia) : Didraclnn, /. 1 [2 grs. ; I Lad of Athena to left ; on 
 helmet, griffin and palmette ; over point of helmet, <l>l : behind 
 neck. E in small incuse square : l.{ YEA. . . ., Lion leaping upon a 
 -'.-'. both animals to left : fine and a very unusual variety, not 
 given in the Hrit. Mus. catalogue | PI. Ill] 1 
 
 :i' Hyele' Velia) : Didrachm. u-t. 116 grs. ; Head of Athena to left ; win- 
 on ddeof helmet ; in front of neck 4>, behind, K ; l,< YEAHTHN, 
 Lion walking to left: below, uncertain object (shell.'); in held 
 above. <P I and triskelis with wings attached to the feet: an 
 nnusiialhj ire/1 //reserved ej-aurjdr 1 
 
 Hyele I <lm) : Did vat-Inn, u-t. I \?>'~)grs. ; types as last coin, a pparenl l\ 
 - - 1 1 1 1 dies ; //, ,-ery perfect condition and u-ell centred 1
 
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 Hyele ( IW/a) : Didrachm, wt. 116'5 firs. ; Head of Athena to right; 
 on side of Helmet, Pegasos, on neck-guard, nude running figure ; 
 YEAHTUN, Lion advancing stealthily to right ; in field be- 
 neath, monogram (Al ?, intentionally obliterated in the die) ; 
 exceedingly fine and of excellent late style ; from the Montagu col- 
 lection [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 Hyele ( Velia) : Didrachm, ivt. 103 grs. ; Head of Athena to left ; on 
 helmet, griffin ; on neckguard <t> ; behind neck, AP (monogram) ; 
 YEAHTHN, Lion walking slowly to right ; across the upper 
 field, caduceus ; very fine 1 
 
 Hyele ( Velia) : Drachm, wt. GO grs. ; Head of Athena to right : on 
 J side of helmet, above the ear opening, a serpent ; on the lower 
 part, scroll and small E ; U YEAH, Owl to right ; in front, four- 
 leaved sprig of olive ; of very good style and a rare variety : from 
 the Bunbury collection [PI. Ill] 1 
 
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 : 
 
 BRUTTIUM. 
 
 97 Brettioi : A\, wt. 75*5 grs. ; Bust of winged Nike to right, wearing 
 diadem; behind head, trophy (?) and 3; $ BPETTIflN. Xude 
 male figure (Dionysos ?) standing to front, placing a horned (?) 
 diadem upon his head and holding in his left hand a long crooked 
 staff ; in field to right, thymiaterion 
 
 Bnettioi : A\, wt. 71'5. ; Head of Thetis to right veiled and wearing 
 pointed diadem : across the left shoulder, a sceptre : at back of 
 neck, bee; BPETTIIiN, Poseidon to left, holding long sceptre; 
 his right foot resting on the upper part of a column : in front, eagle 
 Hying to left and carrying wreath : both very fine - 
 
 98 Brettioi : A\, wt. 36*5 grs. ; Head of Athena to right, wearing crested 
 
 Corinthian helmet on upper part of which is a _ritiin : 
 !,{ BPETTIflN, Eagle standing to left, the wings raised : in field 
 
 to right, rudder : eery fine and rare 1 
 
 99 Kaulonia: A\ Stater, wt. 130 grs. ; KAVA. Xude Apolh, landing 
 
 to right ; his right! hand raised and grasping a lustra! branch, on 
 his extended left arm a small figure running to right : befure him, 
 ,; stag, the head turned back to left : the whole surrounded by a 
 raised band, or border, ornamented with a eable-and-pellet 
 guilloche : K similar to oh v., the figure reversed and incuse : a ry 
 fine example nf this early and intensting >"inag>- I PI. Ill 1
 
 First Day 14 
 
 100 Kaulonia: A\ Stater, of dumpy fabric, let. 12-T5 grs. : obverse types 
 similar to last coin : VA>|. Leaf in field over stag ; K Stag standing 
 to left [PI. Ill] 
 
 Kaulonia: A\ Staters (2), vt. 120 and 121 #\ : obverse types 
 similar to last coin, hut reading AVA>| and without ornamental 
 border; li AVA>|. Stag standing to right; upright branch of 
 laurel in front : all fine and t lie first coin rather rare 3 
 
 101 Kaulonia : A\ Stater of later style, vt. 108 grs. : similar ofo\ types 
 
 but with branched sapling before the figure; [i KAVAON^ATAM 
 beneath stag bounding to right : a rare type : in good preserva- 
 tion : from the fiunbury collection [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 lirj Kaulonia: A\ State)-. >rt. 11G"5 grs.; Similar to last coin but with 
 the small running figure wanting and an uncertain object (table or 
 altar?) in field to right : [i Stag to right : beneath, 0E : to right, 
 dove with raised wings standing on rim of a huge lebes with fluted 
 support : fint and a very unusual variety [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 1<>." Kaulonia: A\ State?-, vt. 110 g?s. ; Xude Apollo standing to right 
 
 holding lustral branch : a beaded fillet hanging from his extended 
 I -ft arm : in field behind, uncertain object (monogram ?) : \{ Stag 
 standing to right : traces of inscription : fine and an uncommon 
 rariety 1 
 
 |ni Kroton : A\ Stater, vt. 120 grs. : ? PO. Tripod lebes with three 
 
 rim: handles attached to rim : between them the upper parts of two 
 
 . -erpeuts : ornamental border around : I! similar type to obverse, 
 
 incuse : eery fine 1 
 
 in:, Kroton: A\ Quarter Stater, vt. 2c'! grs. : POTON, Tripod 
 . - - : I; Similar to ohr. but incus.' : eery fine and eery rare 1 
 
 A very remarkable denomination: at Croton, as in the other 
 Aehran cities of S. Italy, the smaller divisions of the Stater followed 
 the -ystcin of the division of the unit by three ; the present speci- 
 men evidences the employment at an early but not clearly defined 
 i'i"d oi a secondary system of division. 
 
 1'"'. Kroton : A\ Stater of thick fabric, vt. 124 grs. ; OPO<w) ; Tripod 
 
 or lule< ; ornamental raised border; K Incuse figure of eagle 
 
 to ri-ht : incu-e border around : eery fine and uiv<>nnit<ot : 
 
 //<./// tin M,,,i fa, /n fnllrefim, \ 
 
 1 : Kroton: A\ Stat, /-of thi.-k tal.i-i. -.vt. 1 ID grs. : SOTO: Tripod 
 or lebc- : i: Incline i j _ 1 1 1 < of caide tlyini: to ri.idit ; eery fin, 
 .nmsnal vith this reading [PI. Ill 1
 
 it 
 
 lfi First Dii/i 
 
 108 Kroton . M Stater of thick fabric, ///. 121 gr*. ; 9 PO (retro), 
 
 Tripod altar or lebes; l Incuse figure of eagle flying to right 
 Kroton in alliance with (Zankle ?) : A\ Stater, irt. 1 1S'5 grs. : ? PO 
 Tripod altar or lebes ; to left, cantharus ; # DA( = AA .'), Tripod 
 altar or lebes ; to right, thymiaterion ; the last coin ran' 2 
 
 109 Kroton in alliance with (Zankle?) : Al Stater, irt. 1 1 VI grs. ; ? PO 
 Tripod altar or lebes ; to left, cantharus ; JJ DA( = AA ?) : Tripod 
 altar or lebes ; to right, thymiaterion [PI. Ill] 
 
 Kroton in alliance with (Koriiithos .',): Al One-sixth Stater, irt. 21 grs.: 
 ?PO, Tripod altar : (,( ? , Pegasos to left ; both fine and eery un- 
 common 2 
 
 110 Kroton in alliance with (Temesa 1 Terina ?) : A\ Stater, irt, 1 21 "7 
 
 grs. ; obv. Tripod altar or lebes ; ?PO to left, TEto right : 1/ In- 
 cuse tripod ; very fine and rare from the Banbury tale [ PI. Ill] ] 
 
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 111 Kroton : M Stater, irt. 121 grs. ; Eagle with closed wings standing 
 
 to right, the head turned bach to left : in front, goat's head to left 
 (part only) ; 1/ r PO, Tripod lebes ; to left, laurel leaf and berry : 
 very fine and of excellent style [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 112 Kroton : A\ Stater, irt. 123 grs. ; Eagle to right, the head and neck 
 
 stretched upwards, the wings raised : [l V PO, Tripod lebes : to 
 
 left, laurel leaf ; an exceedingly fine coin : from the liunbury col- 
 
 t lection [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 113 Kroton: Al Stater, vt. 114 grs.; Head of Hera Lakinia facing. 
 
 wearing necklace and Stephanos ; to right, B : 1.1 KPOTT2N- 
 IATAX, Herakles, nude, reclining to left on rocks covered with 
 the lion's skin ; in his right hand a small cup, his left supporting 
 a club ; fine and eery rare: imperfectly struck [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 114 Kroton: Al Stater, irt. 120 grs.: KPOTON I ATAX. Laureate 
 'iea< 
 
 : 
 
 . of Apollo, to right, with long flowing locks ; Lt The infant J,, 
 JU-~~ . .. . w\ 
 
 Herakles. nude, sitting to front and strangling two serpents : >;/ 
 
 exceedingly fine style and in excellent preservation [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 115 Kroton: Al Stater, irt. 115 grs.; KPOTUN I ATAZ. Laureate 
 
 head of Apollo to right ; !,{ The infant Herakles, nude, seated on 
 ground to front and strangling two serpents : e, rii fine and eery 
 rare; from the von Wotoch collection [P\. Ill] 1
 
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 SECOND DAY'S SALE. 
 
 BRUTTIUM continued. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Ii Kroton : A\ Stater, ivt. \\grs. : KP . . . NIATAZ. Laureate head 
 
 of Apollo to right : # The infant Herakles, nude, seated on ground 
 to front and strangling two serpents ; eery rare and in unusually 
 fine relief; from the collection of R. Jfobart Smith, Esq. 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 1 17 Kroton : A\ Stater, >rf. 109 grs. ; Laureate head of Apollo to right : 
 U KPO. Tripod lobes ; to right, branch of laurel with a taenia 
 attached to the lower fork; very rare and fine ; from the ran 
 \Vtch collection [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 1 1> Kroton : A\ Stater. >ct, 107 grs. ; Laureate head of Apollo t > right ; 
 the wreath composed of a single branch of laurel with berries; 
 U KPO. Tripod lebes, the edges of the legs beaded ; to left, branch 
 nf laurel with pendant taenia : a eery rare type and eery fine 
 [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 111) Kroton : A\ Stater, vt. 119 grs. : KPOTHNIATAZ. Eagle with 
 raised wings, standing to left on branch of laurel : 1,1 Tripod lebes 
 with domed cover and fillets attached to side handles ; to left, 
 -talk of corn ; to right, python : very fine and rare [PI. Ill] 1 
 
 li'n Kroton : A\ Stater, wt. 119 grs. : KPOTHN , Eagle with 
 
 rai>cd wings, standing to left on branch of laurel : \i Tripod lebes 
 with domed cover and fillets attached to side handles: to left, 
 -talk nf corn : to right python : fine and eery rare 1 
 
 ; .' : Kroton: A\ Stater, >rt. Nil grs.; Eagle standing to right on fulmen, 
 
 tin' head turned back to left : in upper field <t> I : to right, nude 
 
 -' " ! of Hermes, holding caduceus and patera; [{ KPO. Tripod 
 
 - : to left. Nike Hying to right and about to crown one of the 
 
 lie.- of the altar : a eery fine and very rare coin ;from the /'Scans 
 
 'l.etin,, PI. Ml] 1 
 
 Kroton: /H.,/,.,1. ,,-t. \ ^ ,,,-s. : KPOTI2. head of Athena to right, 
 
 .re-ted Corinthian helmet: liOIKIZTAZ. Herakles 
 
 .lit. ::::_ limi'.- skin, leaning upon his club and supporting 
 
 n it : in field to left, ; : an unusually fine 
 
 '////> i,itrr> <fing littl coin 1
 
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 \Iq. 123 Lokroi Epizephypoi: yli 6W*r, ^. 1125 grs. ; AOKPHN, 
 Laureate head of Zeus to left; Eagle with open wings standing 
 
 to left, holding a kid (? hare) in its claws ; of very good style and 
 in fine preserratiou [PI. IV] 1 
 
 124 Lokroi Epizephypoi: JR, Stater, wt. 1 17'5 grs. ; Eagle with open 
 
 wings standing to left and tearing a hare held in its claws ; 
 AOKPJQN, Fulmen ; beneath, caduceus ; fine 1 
 
 125 Rhegion : Ai Drachm, ict. 85 grs.; Lion's scalp facing ; 1/ PECION, 
 -^ Calf's head to left ; fine and rare \ 
 
 126 Rhegion: Tetradrachm, wt. 266'5 grs.; Biga of mules to right; in 
 
 exergue, laurel leaf and berry: [i RECINON, Hare leaping to 
 right ; of very early issue and eery fine and rare 1 
 
 127 Rhegion: Tetradrachm, wt. 260 grs. ; Lion's scalp facing ; to left, 
 sprig of laurel with two leaves and berry; !,{ R EC IN OS, Figure 
 of bearded oekist seated on stool to left : a mantle wrapped around 
 
 the legs, a long sceptre in his right hand : beneath the throne, 
 duck to left; the whole within an olive wreath : a very fine and 
 eery rare coin ; from the Bunbury sale [PI. IV] 1 
 
 128 Rhegion: Tetradrachm, wt. 26o'o grs.; Lion's scalp facing ; to right, 
 
 sprig of laurel (?) ; to left, K ; 1{ PHCINOI, Figure of beardless 
 oekist seated on stool to left ; a mantle around his legs, a long 
 sceptre in his right hand ; in front, branch of vine with fruits ; 
 the whole within a wreath of olive or laurel : eery fine and an r.r- 
 ceedingly rare variety ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 L 29 Rhegion: Tetradrachm, wt. 263 5 grs.; Lions scalp facing: \,i 
 PHCINON, Laureate head of Apollo to right, the hair rolled-up 
 at back ; the wreath formed by a thick triple row of leaves : 
 behind the head, laurel sprig; very fine and very rare: the n-v. 
 somewhat o.ridized 1 
 
 130 Rhegion: Tetradrachm, wt. 267*5 grs.; Lion's seal]) facing, in very 
 
 high relief: 1,1 PHCINON, Laureate head of Apollo to right : 
 the hair rolled-up at back of head : the wreath formed by a thick 
 triple row of leaves; behind the head, laurel sprig: in excellent 
 preservation and very rare ; from the Trist collection I PI. IV | 1 
 
 131 Rhegion: Drachm of early type, wt. 66 grs. ; Lion's scalp facing ; 
 
 U RECINON, Bearded oekist, naked to waist, seated to left and \ 
 holding long sceptre ; the whole within a wreath of laurel [PI. IV]. 
 Oboloi (2), wt. 12'.") grs.; Hare to right : K 03fl : wt. 12'5 grs.: {( 
 
 Lion's scalp facing: 1,1 RH between two leaves of laurel with 
 berries ; all very fine and rare in tins state 3
 
 
 
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 132 Terina: A\ Stater, u-f. 12") grs. ; late archaic style; TEP^NA. 
 
 Head of Nike to right: a narrow cord passed three times round 
 C\ the head ; the back hair twisted up en chignon ; plain and dotted 
 
 borders around : \i Nike standing to left, her chiton falling in 
 ** formal folds ; in her extended right hand, a wreath, in her left a 
 branch of laurel; an exceedingly rare coin and very fine; from a 
 Paris sate, March, 1902 [PI. IV] 1 
 
 133 Terina: AX Stater, >rt. 119 grs.; Head of Xike to left, the hair 
 
 hound with a sphendone ; the border formed by a fine branch of 
 laurel: U Xike seated to left on square stool ; her right hand, ex- 
 tended, holds a laurel wreath : her left, resting on the back of the 
 chair, grasps a eaduceus held head downwards; a very rare type 
 and in unusually good- condition : from the Bunbury sale [PI. IV] 1 
 
 1.;; Terina: A\ Stater, vt. 121*5 grs.; Head of Xike to right; the hair 
 dressed to the crown of head and bound with a narrow cord passed 
 three times around the head ; border of laurel ; 1 Xike seated 
 to left on square stool ; a laurel wreath held in her extended right 
 hand : eery fine and rare ; from the Bunbury sale 1 
 
 i:\~- Terina: AX Stater, vt. 120'5 grs.; Head of Xike to left ; the hair 
 rolled across the head and turned-up at back; laurel border: 
 R TEPINAION, Xike seated to left on square stool, her ex- 
 tended right hand holding a laurel wreath : an exceedingly fine 
 and rare coin: from the Bun/airy collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 i:u; Terina: A\ Stater, v;t. 120 grs. ; Head of Xike to left, the hair 
 lolled around the head and turned-up at back : laurel border : 
 U TEPIN]AION, Xike seated to left on overturned hydria : a 
 laurel wreath in her right hand, a eaduceus in her left : an unusually 
 fine specimen and a rare variety : from the Bunbury collection 
 PI. IV] 1 
 
 1">7 Terina: AX Stater, irt. 121"5 grs.; Head of Xike to left, the hair 
 rolled around the head and turned-up at back: laurel border 
 around: K TEPI N AION. Xike seated to left on overturned 
 hydria: a laurel wreath in her right hand, a eaduceus in her left : 
 /// exceedingly good condition and eery rare, of refined transitional 
 st yb [PI. IV] 1 
 
 1."'" Terina: A\ Stater, u-t. 1 Hi'.") grs.: Head of Xike to right, the hair 
 
 turned-up over a narrow Stephanos; behind the neck. <t> : laurel 
 
 larder: I; TEPINAION. Xike to left, seated on a square stool, 
 
 i iidit hand extended ; beneath the stool, dove with raised 
 
 . standing to left : a fim and eery rar< com: Jnon the /'Jeans 
 
 '-ll.rt;,,,, 'PI. IV] 1
 
 19 Second Day 
 
 139 Terina : M Stater, wt. 12CT5 grs. ; Head of Nike to right ; the hair 
 dressed from the crown, the ends turned-up over a narrow 
 
 r~ .* Stephanos; behind the neck, <t> ; laurel border; 1/ TEPIN (in 
 
 upper field) ; Nike to left, seated on a eippus and filling a hydria 
 from a spring ; the water spurts from a lion-headed fountain at- 
 tached to a stone wall, the jointings of which are indicated ; the 
 vase, supported by the left hand, rests upon her right knee, her 
 left hand grasps along caduceus ; at her feet, a reservoir in which 
 swims a swan ; on the back of the eippus are traces of an inscrip- 
 tion ; an unusually fine example of this very rare and exceedingly 
 I interesting type ; from the Bunbury sale [PI. IV] 1 
 
 140 Terina : JR Stater, wt. 122 grs.; types as preceding coin : equal in 
 condition to preceding coin but not quite so well spread ; also from 
 
 the Bunbury collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 . / 1-11 Terina: JR Stater, vt. 114 grs.; obverse similar to two preceding 
 coins; TEPINJAION. Nike to left, seated on a square stool 
 and playing with a ball balanced on the hack of her extended right 
 hand; well preserved and a rare type 1 
 
 142 Terina: M Stater, vt. 115 grs.; TEPINAION, Head of Nike to 
 
 right, wearing narrow ornamental Stephanos, the hair dressed 
 Wp0 I towards back and tied at crown of head ; behind neck, <l> : 
 
 \i TEPINAION, Nike to left, seated on square stool and playing 
 with two balls, one balanced on the back of her right hand, the 
 second shown in field above ; behind the seat, <!> : the obverse some- 
 what blurred, the reverse very fine ; a rare variety [PI. IV] 1 
 
 143 Terina: M Stater, wt. 119'5 grs.; TEPINAION, Head of Nike 
 
 to right, wearing a narrow Stephanos ; her hair dressed to the top 
 
 of the head and tied in a bunch at the crown : behind neck. <P : 
 i 
 
 1,1 Nike to left, seated on a stone seat with base : both wings 
 displayed : her right hand resting on her knee and grasping a 
 caduceus; very fine and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 144 Terina: M Stater, wt. 119 grs.; obv. as last coins; U TEPI 
 
 NAION, Nike to left, seated on square stool : her right arm 
 resting on her leg, the hand holding a caduceus ; to right. <J> (and 
 P?); very well preserved and rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 145 Terina: ill Stater, wt. 119 grs.; Head of Nike to left : the side and 
 l ' back hair rolled and turned-up beneath a laurel wreath; behind 
 
 the neck, A : \\ TEPINAIHN, Nike to left, seated on eippus : 
 the right hand holding a wreath, the left a caduceus ; of excellent 
 style, very fine (the rev. slightly double-struck), anil a Very rare typi 
 [PI. IV] 1 
 
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 1 16 Terina: A\ Stater, ict. 121'5 grs. ; ION, Head of Nike to 
 
 ' (, i ight wearing Stephanos, the hair tied in a bunch at crown of head ; 
 !{ TEPINAION, Nike to right, seated on overturned hydria, 
 the wings apparently in slight or easy motion ; a caduceus in her 
 right hand, a dove perched on the left ; in lower field to left (N 
 and laurel branches ?) ; the obv. blurred, the rev. an excellent example 
 >>/ this rery beautiful type ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 1 \1 Terina : A\ Stater, wt. 118 grs. ; similar to preceding coin but not 
 so tine 9 
 
 Hs Terina : A\ Stater, wt. 120 grs. : TEPINAION, Head of Nike to 
 
 right, wearing sphendone ; \i Nike to left, seated on square cippus; 
 
 K I a dove balanced on the tips of the fingers of her extended right 
 
 - hand : a very fine example of this rare coin ; from the Ashburnham 
 
 collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 1 19 Terina: A\ Stater, irt. 121 '5 grs. ; types as last coin ; also very fine 
 but not quite so irell spread ; from the Montagu collection [PI. IV] 1 
 
 1 50 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. \\^) grs. ; similar to two preceding coins ; 
 . . , * the ret', not so well centred ; from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 151 Terina: Ai Stater, wt. 120 grs. ; another example; also eery fine 
 *] /' and rare 1 
 
 152 Terina: vi; Stater, wt. 118' o grs.; TEPINAION, Head of Nike 
 
 to left : wearing sphendone over which the side locks of hair are 
 arranged : behind the neck, P ; [{ Nike to left, seated on cippus, 
 supporting with her right hand a laurel wreath which rests upon her 
 knee ; behind the seat, P ; eery fine and eery rare [PI. IV] 1 
 
 ISM Terina: Ai Stater, irt. 1 1 5 grs. ; similar to preceding coin but not 
 so fine 1 
 
 151 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. 112 grs.- (TEPIN)AION ; Head of Nike 
 to left, wearing ornamented sphendone tied ( 7 ) over the centre of 
 the forehead : behind the neck, P: [{ Nike to left seated on cippus, 
 -uppoi'tin- in her right hand a laurel wreath which rests upon her 
 ki : behind the seat, P : fine and rare 1 
 
 155 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. I 15 (/ rs. ; TEP]INAION, Head of Nike to 
 
 left, ueaiin- fphendone or mitra : behind the neck, P : I.; Nike to 
 
 h'ft, seated on eipjiiis, the upper part of the body nude: a long 
 
 J headed.') sceptre held horizontally in her right hand: in 
 
 P ',,-// Jiue and a rery rare rariety ; from the liuubnry 
 
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 156 Terina : A\ Stater, wt, 118T) grs. TE(PIN)AinN, Head of Nike 
 \ j**- t0 left ' weann sphendone fastened over the forehead (as in lot 154 
 but without P behind neck); Nike to left, seated on cippus, 
 holding a long caduceus ; at the point of base to left, P ; very fine 
 and a rare variety \j[ , y \ 
 
 Terina: JR Stater, wt. 121*5 grs.; TEPIN . . ON, Head of Nike 
 to right wearing sphendone, the hair dressed to crown of head and 
 tied in a bunch ; behind the neck P ; u. Nike to left, seated on 
 cippus, the right hand supporting a caduceus the end of which rests 
 on the ground before her; behind the seat P ; very fine and a rare 
 variety ; the rev. badly centred, the head of Nike wanting [PI. IV] 1 
 
 158 Terina: M Stater, wt. 118*5 grs.: TE ON, Head of Nike 
 
 to left wearing sphendone, over the side of which the short tresses 
 of hair are arranged ; behind the neck, P ; border of dots around ; 
 Nike to left, seated on cippus and holding by the head a cadu- 
 ceus, the end of which rests upon the ground in front ; behind 
 seat, P ; fine and rare ; from the Evans collection [PI. V] 1 
 
 159 Terina: M Stater, wt. 119 grs.; ION, Head of Nike to 
 
 right wearing sphendone; behind the neck, P; Nike to left, 
 seated on cippus, the right hand supporting a caduceus by the lower 
 curves of the head, the end resting on the ground in front ; behind 
 the seat, P ; fine and a rare variety [PI. V] 1 
 
 160 Terina: A\, Stater, wt. 104'5 grs.; Head of Nike to right wearing 
 
 sphendone, the hair drawn-up and tied in a spreading bunch at 
 crown ; traces of dotted (?) border behind the head; 1 Nike to left, 
 seated on cippus ; the right hand grasping the stem of a caduceus 
 the end of which rests upon the ground in front; the left hand 
 holding a piece of drapery ('? the corner of her mantle): a very 
 rare variety ; somewhat worn [PI. V] 1 
 
 161 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. 110 grs.; TEPINAION. Head of Nike to 
 
 right wearing sphendone, the hair tied in a bunch at crown of 
 head ; behind the neck, P ; ]Ji Nike seated to left, both wings dis- 
 played ; a sprig of laurel with two leaves held in her right hand : 
 a very rare variety but somewhat damaged and bent 1 
 
 162 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. 118 grs.; TEPINAION, Head of Nike to 
 i right wearing sphendone, the hair tied at crown of head : $ Nike 
 
 standing to left, the upper part of the figure nude, the right foot 
 resting on a hypopodion ; the right arm resting on her knee, the 
 hand holding a caduceus, the head upwards : in field to front, P : 
 an exceedingly rare type in fair condition : from the Banbury 
 collection [PI. VI 1
 
 
 >'. uitl Day -2 
 
 163 Terina: A\ Stater, wt, UOgrs.; TEP . NAION, Head of Nike to 
 
 right wearing sphendonc, the hair tied at crown of head ; p. Nike 
 standing to left, leaning on a column on top of which the left elbow 
 rests ; the right hand holds a cadnceus, a pendant fillet (?) 
 appears to be attached to the staff' or is twisted around the hand: 
 before her is a square fountain or lebes, with curved support, a 
 dove perched on the rim ; in field to right, P ; an extremely rare 
 variety in /air condition ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. V] 1 
 
 164 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. 12.V5 grs.; TEPINAII2N, Head of Nike 
 \, . or nymph Terina (?) to right, wearing earring and necklet; the 
 
 hair rolled ; U Nike to left, seated on cippus ; a dove alighting, or 
 balancing itself, on the tips of the fingers of her extended right 
 hand ; the head on the obverse of this coin bears a strong resemblance 
 to that of Persephone ; the inscription, in small letters, is placed 
 in front; a very fine and rare coin ; from the Bunbury collection 
 [PI. V] 1 
 
 165 Terina : M Stahr, wt. 124 grs.: TEPINAIH ., Head of Nike to 
 
 right, wearing ornamented sphendone ; dotted bolder around ; 
 U Nike to left, seated on cippus, the right hand extended and 
 holding an uncertain object hanging down in front: an exceedingly 
 lieiuiti/ul coin iii very perfect condition; from the Evans collection 
 [PI. V] 1 
 
 106 Terina: A\ Stater, wt. 118'5 #;*.; TJEPINAIHN, Head of Nike 
 to right, as preceding coin ; 1} TEPINA, Nymph Terina to left, 
 seated on cippus, the right hand extended, and holding a patera; 
 in field behind, figure of flying Nike carrying a laurel wreath; a very 
 rare type and in excellent condition but with the higher parts 
 imperfectly struck up : /nun the Bunbury collection [PI. V] 1 
 
 167 Terina : One-sixth Stater, wt. lo grs.; Head of Nike to left: K Nike 
 -eatedtoleft, holding fillet. One-third Staters (2); TEPINAIflN, 
 Xike (?) head to left, triskelis behind : \{ Nike seated to left : bird 
 on right hand, star below: another, similar to preceding but with 
 TE ^monogram) in Held: another; obr. similar to last coins but 
 with he-ad to right : [< Xike seated to left, holding cadnceus ; //// 
 fine and uncommon ~) 
 
 SICILIA. 
 
 Abakainon : A\ Lifrai (>) : one of late archaic style. ABAKAI. 
 
 Il.-ardffl head to right ; \i NINON (retrograde, in exergue), Boar 
 
 ri-hi. the forelegs lient : the second coin of fine style, Female I 
 
 d faeiiii: ; i: ABA. Sow and pig to righl ; both fine, and rare: 
 
 tin- Bunbury collection '_'
 
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 168a Abakainon : M Litrai (3) ; two with laureate bearded head to right; 
 $ Boar to right ; one with ABAK (obv.) AINI (rev.), the other 
 (J \\s\ ^ with ABA KAIN and acorn on rei\; the third coin obv. Beard# 
 / head to right; [i ABA, boar and acorn; all fine and rare; one 
 
 broken 3 
 
 169 . Akragas: Didrachm, wt. 130r/rs. ; AKRACANTOK^/v^v/^-), 
 _ ; ; Eagle standing to left, the wings closed ; Crab (struck on a plain 
 
 level field). Akragas : Didrackm, irt. 133 grs.; .similar to pre- 
 ceding coin but reading AKRACANTOZ, and with the crab 
 placed in the centre of a circular incuse ; both fine 2 
 
 170- Akragas: Tetradrachn, wt. 288 grs.; AKRAC(ANTOX retro- 
 
 9 grade), Eagle standing on ornamental base to left ; the wings 
 
 closed; Crab ; very fine a 7id rare: the beak of the eagle wanting 
 
 [PI. V] 1 
 
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 I (/ 171- Akragas: Tetradrachn, wt. 264'5 grs.; similar to preceding coin; 
 
 well spread, fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 172 Akragas : Tetradrachn, wt. 21 grs.; similar to preceding coins but 
 with AKRAin/zvwAof eagle and ANTOZ behind : an S shaped 
 scroll with two Mowers in field beneath the crab : a ran- variety 
 [PI. V] 1 
 
 ,, 173- Akragas: Didrachn, wt, 131'.") grs.; AK-RA. Eagle to right, 
 *f i standing on a mound : Crab: beneath A. [PI. V]. And a Litra, ~Y" 
 
 wt. 9 "5 grs.; AK-Afl, Eagle to left: U Al, Crab; both very fine 
 and rare varieties - 
 
 174 - Akragas: Didrachms (2), wt, 132 and l'29'ogrs.; AKRA. Eagle to 
 
 left; li Crab in circular incuse: one with corn-grain in field 
 beneath; both fine 2 
 
 175 Akragas : Didrachms (2), wt. 12!) and 131 grs. : AK RA. or 
 
 AK-AR : Ea.ule to left or right : U Crab in circular incuse : "lie 
 with CAZ in Held, the other with small male head to right : 
 both fine - 
 
 176 Akragas: Tetradrachn, wt. 267'5 grs.; Two eagles standing side by- 
 
 side to right : beneath their feet a dead hare : the nearer bird has 
 ^ tin 1 wings closed and the neck and head stretched upwards, the 
 
 farther has the wings raised and the head bent down towards the 
 
 \M 
 
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 prey: in field above, ZIAANOZ : K Nike driving a fast quad- 
 riga to right : above the horses an oblong label on which is inscribed 
 
 NIITN/V the com l ,letin S Otters, ON. shown in Held to left: 
 across the exergue, a club: on exceedingly fine specimen <>j this 
 beautiful and r, ry rare din : from the Ihinbury collection [PI. V] 1
 
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 / 177 Akragas : Tetradrachm, wt. 262'5 grs.; A-K-P-A-T, Two Eagles 
 standing to right upon a dead hare ; the nearer with closed wings 
 and head stretched upwards, the farther with raised wings and 
 head Lent downwards; # AKPA TA-NTIN-ON, Figure of 
 Skylla to left ; above it, crab : an exceedingly rare and beautiful 
 ("in in excellent condition : from the liunburu collection [PI. V] 1 
 
 178 Akragas: Tetradrachm, wt. 270 grs.; AKPAT ANTIN-O-N, 
 Eagle with raised wings standing to left upon a dead hare lying 
 upon a rock : on the side of the rock an escallop shell ; in the 
 upper part, crab between escallop (to left) and murex shell (to 
 right); beneath it a large fish with open mouth and spiked dorsal 
 fin ; extremely rare and in excellent preservation ; from the 
 Montagu collection [PI. V] /4o* 1 
 
 17'.' Eryx (?Segesta): Didrachm, wt. 128"5 grs.; ON, Head of 
 
 Aphrodite (or Eryx), the back hair rolled-up over a narrow fillet; 
 1,1 Hound on the scent, to right : behind it, three stalks of 
 corn: of 'unusually good style ; fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 lMi Epyx (] Segesta): Didrachm, wt. 128'5 grs. ; EPYKAUB (or 
 XETEZTAUB) : Head of Aphrodite to right, the back hair 
 rolled-up beneath a narrow fillet ; J Hound on scent to right : 
 behind, three stalks of corn ; beneath, traces of inscription placed 
 between two lines ; fine and rare [PI. V] 1 
 
 "",_" The two preceding coins were attributed by the late owner to 
 Eryx : they possibly belong to Segesta. 
 
 1M Eryx: Tetradrachm, wt. 265'5 grs. ; Aphrodite seated to left on four- 
 legged stool, wealing chiton banded in at the waist and himation 
 falling to the hips : her left arm hanging by her side, the right 
 extended and with a dove perched on the hand : before her, a 
 standing figure of Eros: 1/ Fast quadriga to right, driven by female 
 charioteer: above the horses, Nike flying to left and carrying a 
 wreath : a coin of the highest rarity, and in fine preservation : 
 //''in the lierlin Museum Duplicates sale, and formerly in the col 
 lecti.m >fi l>r. Imhoof /if timer, of Winterthur [PI. V) 1 
 
 \-- Gela : Tetradrachm, wt. -HVl'Tt grs. ; C E A- AH (retrograde), 
 Forepart of man-headed hull to right: 1,{ Slow quadriga to right 
 driven by bearded charioteer : above, Nike tlyinu to right and 
 crowning the farther horses ; fine and of curly style ] 
 
 Gela: Tetradrachm, wt. iMM'o grs. : CEAAZ above forepart of 
 i.-aded bull to riJit: |; Slow i|iiadrii;;i to i i-ht . driven by
 
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 Lot 183 continued. 
 
 male charioteer ; above the horses, Nike flying to right and about 
 to crown the farther horses; an unusually fine specimen, and of 
 excellent early style [Pi. V) 1 
 
 18-4 Gela: Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs. ; Forepart of man-headed bull to 
 right; Slow quadriga to right driven by male charioteer; behind 
 the horses an Ionic column (the meta) ; fine, and of curious early 
 style ] 
 
 185 Gela: Didrachms (2), wt. 135 and 132*5 grs. : CEAAZ, Forepart 
 of man-headed bull to right ; 1/ Nude horseman to right, bearded 
 
 and with long hair, and wearing a curious conical helmet (?) : in 
 his raised right hand is held a long spear : both eery fine, and of 
 good early style [PI. V] 2 
 
 186 Gela : Tetradrachm, wt. 257 grs. ; TEAAS (retrograde), Forepart 
 "v^ of man-headed bull to right ; over the neck, corn grain : !,{ Slow 
 
 \y quadriga to right, driven by aged charioteer : above the horse-, 
 laurel wreath: in exergue, crane flying to right (?) : a rare coin, 
 in very fine preservation, and of excellent late transitional sti/b 
 [PI. VI] 1 
 
 187 Gela : Tetradrachm, wt. 255 grs. : Forepart of man-headed bull 
 
 to right; above, corn grain; below, CEAAZ {retrograde) ; U 
 rEA.ftl.QN, Fast quadriga to left, driven by youthful charioteer: 
 above the horses, eagle flying to left : in exergue, head of corn : 
 of very fine style, and a very rare type [PI. VI] 1 
 
 Gela: Tetradrachm, wt. 26-1 grs. ; Forepart of man-headed bull to 
 right; above, corn grain: below. TEAAZ: \i rEA.ftl.QN. Fast 
 quadriga to left, driven by youthful charioteer : above the hor<es. 
 eagle Hying to left : in exergue, head of corn : a eery rare ami 
 exceedingly fine coin ; from the liunbury collect inn [PI. VI J 1 
 
 189 Herakleia Minoa: Tetradrachm. wt. 263'5 grs. : Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, crowned with corn leaves ; around, three dolphins ; 
 ] Fast quadriga to right ; above, Xike flying to left and about t<> 
 crown the charioteer: very fine, and a rare rariety \ PI. VI 1 
 
 190 Herakleia Minoa: Tetradrachm. wt. 257 grs.-. }\e;\d of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, crowned with corn leaves; around, three dolphins; 
 l.{ Fast quadriga to left ; over the horse-. Xike Hyinv, towards the 
 charioteer and carrying a wreath : fine and rare 1 
 
 191 Herakleia Minoa (?): Tetradrachm. wt. 260'5 grs. : Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left : three dolphins around : I! Fast quadriga to lefl : 
 above, Xike flying to right and carrying wreath : in exergue, traces 
 of Pho-nician legend : rem fine and ran [PI. VI, 1 
 
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 188
 
 Second Dull 
 
 20 
 
 
 192 Himepa: hJarly Drachm, wt. ^^'~) grs. ; Cock standing to right; 
 
 circle of large beads around ; \,{ Shallow mill-sail incuse of eight 
 divisions, with traces of dotted border around each side : a very 
 fine example 1 
 
 193 Himepa: Early Drachm, wt. 87'5grs.\ similar to last coin, but of 
 ' coarser style ; very fine 1 
 
 194 Himepa : Drachm, >rt. 88 grs. ; Cock standing to left; above, traces 
 
 of letters (?) K Shallow incuse square, with ornamental border and 
 figure of hen to right ; fine 1 
 
 195 Himera, under domination of Theron of Agrigentum : Didrachm, 
 
 wt. 1295 grs. : HIMEPA, Cock to left; y. Crab, in circular 
 incuse ; eery fine and uncommon 1 
 
 19<> Himepa. under domination of Theron of Agrigentum: Didrachm, 
 iff. 1 32 grs. ; types as last coin : a cross beneath the crab on reverse : 
 fine and uncommon I 
 
 IDT Himepa: Tetradrachm, wt. 265 grs. ; the nymph Himera, wearing 
 ^j^Z* chiton and himation, standing to front and sacrificing at an altar 
 placed to left ; the head is turned to the left, both arms are ex- 
 tended, and the right hand holds a phiale : to the right is placed 
 a fountain supported on four graduated steps, the lowest hollowed 
 out in front to form a trough : in this stands a bearded Satyr re- 
 reiving a jet of water which spurts from a lion's mouth: in field. 
 over the nymph's left arm. awheel; IMEPAION (exergue), 
 Slow quadriga driven by bearded charioteer to left : above the 
 horses. Nike Hying to right and crowning the charioteer ; of fine 
 early transitional style ; in excellent preservation, and eery rare: 
 /mm the Hunbury collection [PI. VI] 1 
 
 1'.'- Himepa: Tetradruehm, wt. 266 grs. ; types similar to those of pre- 
 ceding coin, but of somewhat later style, the Satyr standing on 
 1 1).' outer ed :e of 1 he t rough : a corn grain in field over the nymph's 
 left arm: the reverse type placed to right; Nike passes the wreath 
 over the iroad held by the charioteer : eery fine and eery rare ; the 
 .,/,/>/>/ e.rerptinnally fine in treatment [PI. VI] 1 
 
 l'.f.i KamaPina : A\ Litra, Wreath with figures of Nike and swan to left: 
 I! KAMAPINAION. Pallas to left. Another, of fine style and 
 period : KAMAPINA. Head of the nymph to left : l.{ Swan to 
 left on \v;ivcv; below, fish. Katana: Ai Litra, Head of bearded 
 Seilen to H-lit : i: KATANE. Fulmen. Leontinoi : /R Litra. 
 AEON. Lion's Iic;id to left : I! Apollo (?) to left, sacrificing at a 
 M altar. Another: Laureate head of Apollo to right: l.{ 
 A E O N. eoni main : all eery fine 5
 
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 200 Kamarina : Tetradrackm, wt. 258'5 grs. ; KAMAPIN AION, Head 
 . ^ of bearded Herakles to left, wearing lion's .skin ; # Fast quadriga 
 
 /0 .ISmK t() n S' nt driven by Pallas; above the horses, Nike flying towards 
 
 ^ the charioteer ; in exergue, stork flying to left ; very fine and ex- 
 
 tremely rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
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 201 Kamarina: Tetradrackm, wt. 270 grs. ; Head of bearded Herakles 
 
 to left, wearing lion's skin; the final letters oidy of the inscription 
 showing; Ijl Pallas driving a fast quadriga to left; above the horses, 
 Nike flying to right and carrying a fillet ; in exergue, stork flying 
 to left ; a very fine coin, and of high rarity ; from the Bunbiiry 
 collection [PI. VI] 1 
 
 202 Kamarina: Tetradrackm, wt. 265'5 grs.; Head of youthful Herakles 
 to left, wearing lion's scalp knotted at the throat ; in front of the 
 face, the upper half of a bow ; 1/ Fast quadriga to right, driven by 
 
 Pallas : above, Xike flying to left and carrying wreath : in exergue, 
 KAMAPIN AION, and two Panathenaic Amphorae : a fine and 
 extremely rare coin, probably a work of the engraver ExaJcestides ; 
 from the Bunbury collection [PI. VI] 1 
 
 203 Kamarina : Didrackm, wt. 125 grs. ; I P P APIZ (retrograde), Head 
 
 of the river-god Hipparis to left; a fish (mullet) on either side of 
 the neck; KAMAPINA {retrograde), The nymph Kamarina, 
 seated on a swan and flying towards the left, her mantle blowing 
 out to the left and forming a sail : two fishes (mullets ]) to left, 
 another to right ; an exceedingly rare and beautiful coin, in 
 unusually good state for the piece ; from the Evans collection 
 I PI. VI] 1 
 
 
 
 04 Katana : Tetradrackm, wt. 265 grs. ; Mamheaded bull t-> right, 
 the fore legs bent : above, a satyr running to right and apparently 
 reaching out to sieze the bull's horns: in exergue, pistrix to right: 
 \\ KATANAION, Xike walking to left and holding in each hand 
 a fillet with fringed ends ; a very fine and exceedingly rare coin 
 from the London Sale, May, 1000 [PI. VI] 1 
 
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 205 Katana: Tetradrackm, wt. 267 "5 grs. : KATANAION. Laureate 
 head of Apollo to right, the back hair turued-up beneath the 
 wreath; \,l Slow quadriga to right:';/'.////'- early transitional 
 style ; in excellent state, and ran- : from the Trist collection 
 
 [PI. VI] ' 
 
 206 Katana: Tetradrachm, wt. 265'5 grs. : similar to last coin: the 
 ^ leaves of the wreath more closely arranged : fine and rare 1
 
 Second Day 
 
 28 
 
 V 
 
 209 
 
 J 10 
 
 21 1 
 
 Katana : Tetradrackm, wt. 258 grs. ; similar to preceding coins ; 
 an extremely fine work of the late transitional period ; well pre- 
 served and a very rare variety [PI. VI] 1 
 
 Katana: Tetradrackm, wt, 266'5 grs. ; KATANAION, Head of 
 Apollo to right, the hack hair turned-up beneath a wreath deco- 
 rated with laurel leaves arranged in groups of three; behind 
 the neck, a mullet ; # Fast biga (?) driven to right by youthful 
 charioteer ; above, Nike flying to right and crowning the horses ; 
 in exergue, shrimp to right; an exceedingly rare if not unique- 
 coin ; of the finest style, and in almost perfect condition ; from a 
 Munich sale, May, 1903 [PI. VI] 1 
 
 Katana; Tetradrackm, wt. 265 grs. ; KATANAION, Laureated 
 head of Apollo to right; the hair short and straggling ; behind the 
 neck, leaf of wild celery; Fast triga (?) to right, driven by youth- 
 ful charioteer ; above, Nike flying and crowning the horses ; the 
 head of eery fine late-transitional style, and in unusually low relief; 
 very rare, and in excellent condition ; from the Warren collection, 
 1<J<i:, [PI. Vi] 1 
 
 Katana : Tetradrackm, wt. 203 grs. ; by the engraver Herakleidas ; 
 
 laureate head of Apollo, facing towards the left ; in Held to right, 
 
 H PAKA ; 1,1 Fast quadriga to left ; above the horses, Nike, 
 
 upright, Hying towards and crowning the charioteer ; in exergue, 
 KATANAII2N, and mullet swimming to left; very well pre- 
 served, and exceedingly rare [PI. VI] 1 
 
 Katana: Tetradrackm, wt. 261*5 grs., by the engraver Fuainetos ; 
 
 KATANAIHN, Laureate head of Apollo to right, the hair 
 
 knotted-up at back of head ; in front of face a long beaded fillet 
 
 looped at the top and with bell attached to the lower end ; behind 
 
 the neck traces of the adjunct (a shrimp) ; U Fast quadriga to left 
 
 driven by youthful charioteer, above the horses, Nike flying to 
 
 right carrying wreath and an oblong tabula bearing the artist's 
 
 signature EYAINE in minute letters ; in exergue, crab ; pmhably 
 
 tin' finest example l.noicn of tk'ts beautiful and wonderfully fine 
 
 min : from the Hnnbuni collection [PI. VII] 1 
 
 IVJ5" 
 Katana : l>rachm, wt. (j5'5 grs., by the engraver Kuainetos ; 
 
 AMENANOI, Head of the young river god Amenanos to right 
 
 wearing a simple diadem ; in front, mullet and shrimp : behind, 
 
 mullet : l.l l'"a>t quadriga driven to right by female charioteer: 
 
 .ibove, Xikc Stephanophoros flying to left ; in exergue, KATA 
 
 NAIIiN : both legends have been carelessly engraved, the second
 
 $ 
 
 ^ 
 
 L 
 
 13 
 
 29 Second Bay 
 
 Lot 2 1 2 contin tied. 
 
 "N" of Amenanos was apparently at first omitted: the final 
 letter of Katanaion is placed above the exergual line ; *7?j ex- 
 tremely fine and eery rare little coin ; from the Bunbury collect ion 
 [PI. VII] l 
 
 213 Katana : Tetradrachm, ivt. 264'5 grs.; KATANAIHN, Young 
 
 male head (river god?) to left, diademed ; JJ Fast quadriga to left, 
 
 L ^ the rein of the farther horse hanging loose in front ; above, Nike 
 
 Hying to right ; in exergue, H ; a eery fine and exceedingly rare 
 
 coin, the types not a- ell centred: [PI. VII] 1 
 
 214 Leontinoi : Tetradrachm, wt. 265 grs.; LEONTI-N, Laureate 
 
 head of Apollo to right, the hair tightly braided around back of 
 /\ l l head, formal tresses arranged on either side of the ear ; in field 
 around, three laurel leaves ; below truncation of neck, a lion 
 running to right; { Slow quadriga to right, one of the farther r ~Ji 
 horses restive ; above, Xike flying to left and crowning the ^ 
 charioteer ; in exergue, lion running to right ; of eery fine l<tte 
 archaic style, in excellent preservation and very rare: from the 
 ^oo Bunbury collection [PI. VII] 
 
 215 Leontinoi: Tetradrachm, wt. 264"5 grs.; AEONTINON, Lion's 
 
 head to right with open jaws and protruding tongue, around, four 
 corn grains ; 1/ Slow quadriga to right driven by bearded chario- 
 teer ; above, Xike Hying to right and crowning the horses ; an 
 exceedingly fine coin of minute gem-like style; from the Montagu 
 collection [PI. VII] 1 
 
 216 Leontinoi: Didrachm, wt. 140 grs.; AEONTINON (the O's 
 
 represented by solid pellets), Lion's head to right, four corn grains 
 around; l,{ Nude horseman to right, beaded exergual line and 
 border; very fine and uncommon [Pi. VII] 1 
 
 217 Leontinoi : Tetradrachm, wt. 268 grs. ; Laureate head of Apollo to 
 
 right, the hair waved, knotted at back of head and tucked 
 around the tie of the wreath : a number of formal tresses falling' 
 over the forehead and by the side of the ear ; It AEONTINON 
 (retrograde), and four corn grains arranged around a lion's head 
 
 
 
 
 to right ; eery fine 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 2 IS 
 
 Leontinoi : Tetradrachm, wt. 266"5 grs. 
 
 : similar to 
 
 preceding coin, 
 
 
 
 the head more formally treated, the 
 
 lions head 
 
 of larger size ; 
 
 c . 
 
 
 very fine 
 
 
 1 
 
 219 
 
 Leontinoi : Tetradrachm, wt. 2(>6 gis. . a 
 
 
 ,(// exvei dinglu 
 
 
 fine specimen [PI. VII] 
 
 
 1 V
 
 
 Second Day 30 
 
 220 Leontinoi : Tetradi'achm, wt. 250 grs. ; as preceding coin but of 
 
 somewhat later style, three or four tresses hanging down by the 
 sides of the ear, none over the forehead ; fine and uncommon 
 [PI. VII] 1 
 
 221 Leontinoi: Tetradrachm, wt. 256' 5 grs. ; types similar to preceding 
 
 coin but with the heads turned to the left ; the obverse very fine, 
 the reverse oxidized [PI. VII] 1 
 
 222 Leontinoi: Tetradrachm, irt. 266 '5 grs. ; similar to two preceding 
 . . coins, the Apollo head to right, the lion's head to left; around the 
 
 last three corn grains and a laurel wreath ; very fine and a rare 
 variety [PI. VII] 1 
 
 223 Leontinoi : Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs.; Laureate head of Apollo to 
 right, the hair rolled at back of head, the tie of the wreath show- 
 ing : U LEONTINON, Lion's head to right, on three sides a 
 corn grain, at the back a tripod altar; a rare variety ; from the 
 V<ot Wotoch collection [PI. VII] 1 
 
 224 Zankle (Messana) : Drachm, wt. 91'5 grs. ; AANKVE, Dol- 
 SLr phi n to left, both placed within a curved line with a border of 
 
 ^^ dots on either side (the harbour of Messana) ; I similar design, 
 but incuse ; exceedingly rare and eery fine ; from the Evans 
 collection [PI. VII] 1 
 
 Zankle (Messana): 2R Drachm, wt. 91 grs. ; obv. similar to last 
 coin, but harbour indicated by a crescent shelving off on the inner 
 side : the whole within linear and dotted circles; J Shallow incuse 
 square with nine regularly divided divisions ; the corner squares 
 diagonally divided, two of the side squares with oblong pieces 
 attached to the outer edge, the central division with escallop 
 shell ; very fine and rare LPIateVII] 1 
 
 Zankle (Messana) : A\ Drachm, wt. 88 grs.: similar to last coin ; 
 Very fine 1 
 
 Zankle ( Messana) : A\ Drachm, wt. 87'5 grs.; similar to preced- 
 ing pieces, the harbour shown by a graduated sickle-shaped design, 
 broad at the upper end and pointed at the base ; >ANK only 
 
 . hi.-low dolphin, no linear border; very fine and an interesting 
 eaviety [PI. VII] 1 
 
 Zankle (Messana): A\ brachm, wt. ssJ grs. ; similar to last coin 
 but with four quadrangular objects (supposed to represent quays) 
 >n the inner side of the curved "harbour ' ; v< ry fine and a ran 
 and interesting variety ; fnan the Evans sale [PI. VII j 1 
 
 1
 
 31 Hern nil Day 
 
 229 Messana: Tetradrackm, vt. 267 grs. ; Mule-car (apene) drawn by 
 L | L[ , tf *" two mules to right ; the charioteer sitting on a curious basket-like 
 
 seat with his legs drawn-up in front ; beneath the mules a pellet : 
 in exergue, laurel leaf: \,{ M ESSEN ION, Hare running to 
 right, beneath the body a pellet; a very fine example [PI. VII] 1 
 
 230 Messana: Tetradrackm, wt. 267"5 grs. ; similar to last coin but of ^ 
 
 later style, the farther wheel of the car indicated, and a figure of 
 Xike, crowning the mules, in upper field ; the reverse inscription 
 reading MESS AN ION, and a crescent above the hare ; a very 
 rare variety and in excellent condition [PI. VII] 1 
 
 / 10 
 
 231 Messana: Tetradrackm, vt. 264 grs.; $ similar to preceding coin, 
 a sprig of flowering laurel beneath the hare ; fine and an uncom- 
 mon variety [PI. VII] 1 
 
 232 Messana: Tetradrackm, vt. 265*5 grs.; similar to preceding pieces, 
 
 c\ ll a the charioteer shown in a less constrained position ; no adjunct on 
 
 1/ ) ' reverse ; the coin is overstruck on a Tetradrachm of Selinos : 
 
 traces of this earlier striking are very distinct on the reverse : 
 
 fine and very interesting 1 
 
 / rff "^ Messana: Tetradrachm, of later style, ict. 265'5 grs. ; Mule-car to 
 right, the charioteer standing: 1/ MEZZANION {exergue). 
 Hare bounding to left: in Held beneath, stalk of corn: above, 
 bird flying to left ; an unusual variety 1 
 
 5 234 Messana: Tetradrachm, wt. 263 grs. ; Mule-car to right, driven by 
 
 female charioteer (Messana) standing upright in the car: above. 
 Xike flying to right, holding pendant fillet in her left hand and 
 crowning the mules with a wreath held in her right : in exergue 
 laurel leaf with large berry; [i MEZZANION, Hare bounding 
 to right : in field beneath, dolphin to right ; fine and uncommon 1 
 
 235 Messana: Tetradrachm, ict. 266 grs.; similar to last coin, but 
 reading MEZZANA on obverse, and without the Hying Xike 
 
 and excrgual adjunct; an exceedingly fine coin ; from the Montana 
 collect io [PI. VII] 
 
 236 Messana: Tetradrachm, vt. 263 grs.; similar to X>. 234. but a 
 
 much, finer engraving ; in excellent preservation and ran [PI. VII] 1 
 
 237 Messana: Tetradrachm, ict. 262 grs.; Messana driving biga of 
 
 mules to left; above, Xike Hying to right and carrying wreath 
 and taenia : in exergue, two dolphins nose to nose: i; M EZZA 
 NION, Hare to right : beneath, youthful head (I'an .') to right : 
 very fine and a rare variety [PI. VII j 
 
 <s
 
 >'-, ond Dai/ -VI 
 
 i\3S Messana : Tetradrachm, wt. 260'5 grs. ; Messana driving biga of 
 mules to left, both wheels of the chariot shown ; above, Nike 
 flying to right carrying a wreath in her right hand and about to 
 attach a fillet, held in her left hand, to the head of Messana : in 
 exergue, two dolphins, nose to nose; # MEZZANIX2N (exergue), 
 Hare bounding to left; a stalk of corn in field below, and a bird 
 (dove .') Hying to left above ; of early fine style and period, a very 
 fine and ran' coin ; from the \ r <>n Wotoch sale [PI. VII] 1 
 
 L'.i'.t Messana: Drachm, wt. 58"5 grs. ; PEAI2PIAX, Head of the 
 nymph Pelorias to left, crowned with corn leaves ; beneath neck, 
 dolphin to left; tf <t>EPAIMHN, The hero Pheraimon charg- 
 ing to right, nude, wearing helmet and carrying shield and spear : 
 in lower Held to right, X ; a well preserved and exceedingly rare 
 ruin [PI. VI 11 1
 
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 THIRD DAY'S SALE 
 
 SICILIA continued. 
 
 , <*> 240 Motya: Didrachm, wt. 124 prs. ; Head of nymph to right, the hair 
 
 bound with a narrow fillet passing several times around the head ; 
 
 around, dolphins; Ij. MOT. . . ., Naked youth seated sideways 
 
 on horse galloping to left ; fine and exceedingly rare ; from the 
 
 1^ Bunbury collection [PI. VIII] ] 
 
 . 241 Motya: Didrachm, wt. V2%'d grs. ; MOTYAION, Head of nymph 
 to right ; the hair dressed to crown of head, the ends tied in a 
 looseknot ; behind the neck, shrimp; 14 Hound standing to right ; 
 in field above, corn-grain ; of very fine style ; in excellent preserva- 
 tion and very rare ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 i\. 242 Naxos : Drachm, of earliest type, wt. S2T) grs. ; Head of Dionysos 
 to left, bearded and crowned with ivy ; a dotted border between 
 linear circles around ; NAXION, Bunch of grapes with 
 tendrils and leaves ; fine and very rare. [PI. VII] 1 
 
 2 43 Naxos : Te.tradrachm, of late archaic style, wt. 2G3'5 grs. ; Head of 
 
 Dionysos, bearded and wearing wreath of ivy : the hair rolled up 
 and tied at back of head; [i NAXION. Seilenos, nude, seated 
 on ground to front, the head turned to left: his left hand resting 
 on the ground behind, his right holding a stpiat cantharus : an 
 unusually well preserved and well centred specimen : <>J high rarity 
 and from the Trist collection [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 244 Naxos: Drachm, wt. 62 grs. ; of similar types to the preceding but 
 
 of slightly later style and period : the left leg is drawn up almost 
 straight with the body and the left hand rests upon the knee: 
 fine raid exceedingly rare [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 245 Naxos : Drachm, wt. 65'5 grs. ; of similar types ;i preceding coin 
 
 but of later issue : the back hair of Diony.-o- rolled up (W tied) : 
 ih' figure of Seilenos turned to left, the tail passing beneath the 
 figure: the left hand resting on ground at hack: cry tin, and 
 rare ! PI. VIM! 1
 
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 246 Naxos : Tetrad rachm, wt. 263*5 grs. : Head of Dionysos to right, 
 
 hen riled and wearing hroad diadem ornamented with ivy scroll ; 
 
 K NAEION. Nude Seilenos seated on ground to front; the 
 
 body tinned slightly to right, the head looking to left ; in his left 
 
 hand a thyrsus, in the right a cantharus, from which he is about 
 
 t" drink: from the ground to left springs an ivy plant or vine; 
 
 a magnificent example of this beautiful coin ; from the Hoffmann 
 
 ,i ml Montana collections [PI. VIM] ] 
 
 lift 
 
 247 , Naxos: Didrachm, wt. 127 grs., by the engraver Prokles; NAilUN. 
 Laureate head of Apollo to right, the hair rolled up at back of 
 head : behind neck, laurel-wreath and berry ; \{ Nude Seilenos 
 seated to front, drinking from a cantharus held in the right hand : 
 the body inclined towards the right, the head turned back to left ; 
 in his left hand, a cantharus ; to right, terminal figure of Dionysos : 
 to left, vine : a trace of the artist's name can be seen in field 
 
 \ beneath the right foot: extremely fine and exceedingly rare 
 [PI. VII] 1 
 
 PanoPmos : Tetradrachm, ict. 258'5 grs. ; Head of Persephone to 
 eft, crowned with corn-leaves ; four dolphins around : \{ Fast 
 uadriga to left : above, Nike, Hying towards the charioteer : in 
 exergue. Phoenician letters ( = ZIZ) between two dolphins swim- 
 ming to the centre : of very good style and ran' [PI. VIM] 1 
 
 !4 ( .< Panoi'inos : Tetradrachm, wt. 265'5 grs. ; Female head (Arethusa?) 
 to right wearing diadem or sphendone ; the side and back tresses 
 of hair blown out behind : around, three dolphins, in front of face, 
 Phoenician letter : (,{ Fast quadriga to right ; above, Xike with 
 wreath Hying towards the charioteer : before the horses a Huted 
 eolnmn 'the meta) : in exergue, a shrimp to right with Phoenician 
 letter over end of tail : very fine and an exceedingly rare variety 
 PI. Villi 1 
 
 !*><' Panormos : Tetradrachm, wt. 26] grs.; Female head (Arethusa.') 
 to light : the side and back locks turned up over a diadem which 
 -hows only above the forehead : dolphins around : 1,5 Fast quad- 
 riga to left : above, Xike living towards and about to crown the 
 charioteer : in field over nearest horse, Phoenician symbol (crux 
 aiisata '.! : in exergue, .-wan flying to left : of eery good style and 
 ,< e, r,i ran rariety PI. VIM j 1 
 
 !."il Panormos : Tetradrachm, wt. 26] grs. : types similar to preceding 
 
 : no symbol in field of reverse : pi-trix in exergue : eery Jim 
 
 > >/-''</ I stuU PI. VIM! 1
 
 |V , 
 
 5 
 
 35 Third Day 
 
 \\ * 252 Panormos: Tetradrackm, vt. 261 grs. ; Head of Persephone to 
 
 right crowned with corn-leaves ; dolphins around ; I Fast quadriga 
 
 to right ; Nike in field above, flying towards and about to crown 
 the charioteer ; trace of Phoenician inscription in exergue ; fine 
 and rare 1 
 
 253 Panopmos : Tetrad rachm, vt. 250 grs. ; Head of Persephone to 
 left, crowned with corn-leaves ; dolphins around ; 1$. Fast quadriga 
 to left, the charioteer crowned by Hying Nike ; in exergue, ZIZ 
 in Phoenician letters ; very fine and rare : the head in unusual 
 relief; evidently the work of a Syracusan engraver [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 Segesta: Didrachm, vt. 138'5 grs.; XECEXTAI IB. EMI 
 
 {retrograde), Head of nymph Segesta to right ; the hair looped up 
 at back of neck, the ends falling down behind ; Hound to right, 
 his nose to the ground : a very fine example ; from the Bunbury 
 collection [PI. VIII] I 
 
 yr 255 Segesta: Didrachm, vt. 131 '5 grs.: XECEXTAHBI (retro- 
 grade) ; Head of nymph Segesta to right ; the hair rolled up at 
 back of head, a heavy tress tucked up over the ear ; a shrimp (!) 
 attached to the front of the diadem ; Iji Hound standing to right : 
 the exergual line supported by two volutes with palmette in the 
 centre ; fine and a very unusual variety [PI. VIM] 1 
 
 f256 Segesta: Didrachm, vt. 123 grs. ; XE]I~EXTAIIB, Head of 
 nymph Segesta to right : the hair looped up under the diadem, 
 f | the ends showing above ; the head encircled by a linear circle, 
 
 beyond which is placed the inscription : ii Hound with head 
 raised, standing to left ; of good style : very fine and uncommon 
 [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 257 Segesta : Didrachm, wt. 125 grs. ; Head of nymph Segesta to right, 
 
 wearing beaded diadem ; the hair waved and loosely rolled up at 
 back; Hound standing to left, the head raised: an unusual 
 variety [PI. VIM] 1 
 
 258 Segesta: Didrachm, vt. 130 grs. : XETEXTAION. Head of 
 , nymph Segesta to right ; the hair dressed to back of head, bound 
 
 \\ with a narrow diadem and tied in corymhos: \{ Hound, on 
 
 the scent, to right; in background, three stalks of corn: in a 
 narrow compartment beneath, SEC EXT A II B : a very fine and 
 a very rare variety : from a Paris sale, March. 1902 LPI. VIM] 1 
 
 Segesta: Tetradrachm, irt. 266 grs.: Head of the nymph Segesta 
 to right, wearing embroidered sphendone : U traces of inscription 
 ETEZTAinN), Youthful huntsman. Egestos (?), standing to \ 
 J) 2
 
 Third Day 36 
 
 L< T 259 continued. 
 
 right and loaning forwards upon his raised left leg ; the right hand 
 rested upon his hip, the left holding two slender javelins ; behind 
 his head hangs a conical pilos attached to the neck by a cord, 
 across his shoulder a sword strap, a chlaniys wrapped around the 
 loft arm : at his feet are two dogs, personifying the river-gods 
 Krimisos and Telmissos (?) ; before him traces of a terminal 
 figure ; an exceedingly rare and beautiful coin ; from the Bunbury 
 collection [PI. VIII] ,c " 1 
 
 200 Segesta : Didrachm, ivt. 128'5 grs. ; Head of Segestato right (appa- 
 rently from the same die as that used for the preceding and larger 
 coin); K XETEXTAlIB, within a linear compartment, on which 
 is placed a dog scenting to right ; in the background, three stalks 
 of com ; a very rare variety [PI. VIII] 1 
 
 J01 Selinos : AW/7// Didrachm, ict. 135'5 grs. ; Leaf of wild celery ; two 
 pellets at sides of the stem ; 1,1 Mill-sail incuse of twelve divisions : 
 a very fine example 1 
 
 _';_' Selinos: Didrachm, ivt. 130 grs. ; similar to preceding coin but 
 apparently of somewhat later stylo, and without the pellets ; the 
 incuse with ten divisions only: very fine 1 
 
 203 Selinos : Didrachm, ivt. 135 #/.. ; similar to last coin; the incuse 
 square with twelve divisions ; very fine 1 
 
 JO \ Selinos : Didraehm, ivt. 1 28 grs. ; <>bv. as last coins but of later style : 
 I; Incuse square with leaf of wild celery : fine and a rare variety 1 
 
 l'0."> Selinos: Tetradravhm, ivt. 260 grs. ; XEAINOX, River god 
 Selinos standing to left, holding phiale and branch of laurel : the 
 figure mule and with short horn over forehead ; to left, altar of 
 Asklepios with figure of Cook placed in front: to right, altar of 
 1'oseidon surmounted by figure of bull, and above it, leaf of wild 
 'l.-ry : I! XEAINONTION (retrograde), Apollo and Artemis 
 in -low quadriga to right, Apollo pulling a how ; if very fine /ate 
 anhaie style n-ell preserved and very rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 L'OO Selinos : 7'etradrarhm, ivt. 202 grs. : Types as last coin but slightly 
 varied and of early transitional style ; an unusually well spread 
 find fine r.vaiujde ; from the linnbury collection [PI. IX| 1 
 
 _'m Selinos: Tetradraehm, n-l. l'OO grs. ; Similar to preceding coins but 
 
 tly varied; SEAINONTION on bv. : the <iuadriga to 
 
 it and a eorn grain in exergue : a fine large < ,in nf late transi- 
 
 il p, rind and in e.vrelleitt preservation I PI. IX] 1
 
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 268 Selinos : Tetradrachm, wt. 266 #?>. ; .Similar to last coin and of about 
 the same date, but with the figure of Selinos draped ; very fine and 
 very rare ; from the Ithousopoulos collection [PI. IX] 1 
 
 269 Selinos: Didrachm, wt. 134 grs. ; ZEAINONTION, Hercules 
 , running to right, brandishing his club and seizing by the horn a 
 
 wild bull ; $ HY* AZ, River god Hypsas standing to left awh^/ 
 sacrificing at an altar around which is twined a serpent ; to right, vTV^v 
 stork and leaf of wild celery ; a very fine example ; from the Mon- 
 tagu collection 1 
 
 Seljnos : Didrachm of later style, wt. 127 grs. ; Types as last coin ; 
 no inscription on obv. ; ZEAINONTION on reverse : of very 
 fine style and very rare [PI. IX] 1 
 
 SYRAKOUSAI. 
 
 Time of the Gamoroi, before B.C. 485 : Tetradrachm, wt. 266'5 qrs. ; 
 YRA, Quadriga driven by beardless charioteer to right ; the 
 horses in slow action ; R Quadripartite incuse ; in the centre a 
 circular sinking with female head to left ; a fine and very rare ^ 7 
 coin [PI. IX] 1 
 
 Time of the Gamopoi, before B.C. 485 : Tetradrachm, wt. 262'5#rx. ; 
 YRA, Slow quadriga driven by beardless charioteer to right : 
 R Female head, to left, in circular sinking placed in centre of 
 quadripartite incuse ; the obverse type slightly smaller than that 
 of the preceding coin ; an unusually fine example of this rare and 
 interesting coin ; from the Hoffmann and Montagu collection* 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 273 Time of the Gamoroi, before B.C. 485: Tetradrachm, wt. 270 grs. : v _- 
 
 o^ YRA ? O - ION ; Slow quadriga driven by beardless charioteer 
 to right : R Female head, to left, in circular sinking placed in 
 centre of a shallow quadripartite square ; an excellent example and 
 a rarer variety than the preceding coins (efi /lead. Coinage of , . 
 Syracuse" pi. I, 1) [PI. IX] 1 * 
 
 L'Tl Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478 : Tetradrachm. wt. 262'5 grs. ; ZV - 
 RA ? ~ OZI - ON, Female head to right, a plain diadem around 
 the head, the hair represented by parallel rows of dots : four dol- 
 phins in field around ; K Slow quadriga to right, driven by beard- 
 less charioteer holding goad in left hand : over the horses, a figure 
 of Xike Hying (or running) to right, her left hand touching the 
 head of the farther horse, a wreath held in her right : an extremely ^ 
 
 fine example of this rare coin ; fmm the Banbury collection 
 Ulead, pi. i, 3) [PI. IXl 1
 
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 Third Day 38 
 
 Sykakoisai continued. 
 
 J7-") Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Didrachm, wt. 130 grs. ; obverse as 
 last coin, the inscription similarly divided ; Nude bearded man 
 on horseback to right : a second horse shown in the background : 
 fine and ran' (cgl Head, l, 5) [PI. IX] 1 
 
 276 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478 : Tetradrachm, wt. 258'5 grs. : 
 ZYRAKO - ZIO - N, Female head to right wearing beaded 
 diadem ; the hair, represented by parallel lines of dots, falling at 
 back of neck, the ends tied together in a small bunch ; four dol- 
 phins in Held around ; \i Slow quadriga to right ; above the horses, 
 Nike flying to right and apparently crowning the horses ; of fine 
 style and an uncommon variety [PI. IX] 1 
 
 _'77 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Tetradrachm, wt. 253 "5 grs. : Types 
 similar to preceding coin: ZYRAKO ZION : Plain broad 
 diadem around head, the dotted hair falling to a point at back of 
 neck : the figure of Xike holding a wreath ; fine and a very un- 
 common variety 1 
 
 27* Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Tetradrachm, wt. 269 grs. ; Similar to 
 last coin: ZYRAKOZI - ON ; the diadem beaded, the hair 
 shown by parallel lines and falling to a point at back of neck : 
 Xike crowning the horses ; a eery fine example [PI. IX] 1 
 
 27'J Time of Gelon, i;.c. 485-478 : Tetradrachm, wt. 269 grs. ; Similar to 
 preceding coins ; ZYRAKO - ZIO - N. the dotted hair turned 
 up at back and passed beneath a beaded diadem, the ends hanging 
 down behind : the figure of Xike holding taenia and wreath : an 
 exceedingly fun' example; from the II. Hobart Smith cabinet 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 "-' v <i Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Tetradrachm, wt. 265'5 grs. ; Similar 
 to last coin : ZYRAK OZI ON, the hair shown by parallel 
 waved lines except over the forehead, where it is indicated by rows 
 "I dots : the diadem composed of large beads : Xike crowning the 
 hordes (rgl. Head, pi. I, C) ; fine 1 
 
 '->! Time of Gelon. ;;.. 4S5-47S : 'Tetradrachm, wt. 265 grs. ; ZVRA 
 KO ZION in unusually large letters ; the head hinted to left : 
 the hair, shown by parallel lines, falling down back of neck and 
 turned up beneath a beaded diadem, the ends hanging down behind : 
 the tL'ure of Xike in running attitude 'as on coin in lot 274) 
 'arryim: wreath and reaching towards head of farther horse: Jim 
 <.l o ,-,,-// n ,ee oirirtu [PI. IX I 1
 
 Uo. 
 
 \ i 
 
 
 
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 39 Thir.l Vn 
 
 SYRAKOUSAI continual. 
 
 282 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478 : Didrackm, wt. 125 grs. ; ZYRAKO 
 ZION {retrograde and irregularly disposed) ; Female head to 
 left, wearing beaded diadem ; the hair falling at back of neck ; 
 three dolphins in Held around ; ji Nude bearded horseman to right, 
 
 leading a second horse ; eery rare hat oxidized [PI. IX] 1 
 
 283 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Didrachm, wt. 134 grs. ; Similar to* 
 
 last coin but head to right; IYRA KO HON ; The hair 
 hanging down back of neck and turned up beneath the beaded 
 diadem, the ends falling behind ; the under part of the exergual 
 line of reverse ornamented with a row of short perpendicular 
 lines ; a rare variety and very fine [PI. IX] 1 
 
 284 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478 : Tetradrachm, wt. 267 grs. : Similar to 
 
 coin in lot 280, but with the whole of the hair indicated by parade 
 lines; ZYRAK OZ I ON ; Nike, in unusual angulai 
 position, crowns the farther horses ; a very fine example : from th 
 Evans collection [PI. IX] 
 
 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-47S : Tetradrachm, wt. 267'5 grs. : Similar 
 to last coin but carelessly engraved: ZYRAKO ZIO~ N 
 
 (some of the letters reversed) : the outline of the figure of Nike 
 resembles that of a syren the charioteer is bearded 1 
 
 Time of Gelon, B.C. 485-478: Drachm, wt.Mgrs.; ZYRAKOZION 
 
 Female head to right, the hair looped-up beneath the beaded dia- 
 dem ; 1/ Nude horseman to right : the hair tied-up at back of head 
 in a projecting queue (//cad, i, 7) [PI. IX] 
 Litrai (3), wt. 11-13 grs.; same period: ZYPA (on ohv. or rev.), 
 Female head to right : [i Sepia : all fine coins 4 
 
 Time of Gelon ; B.C. 4S5-47S : Tetradrachm, ft. 2(57*5 grs. : ZVR 
 AK OZI ON, Female head to left, wearing plain diadem : the 
 hair, represented by rows of dots except over the forehead where 
 it is shown by simple lines, falls behind the neck, the ends tied-up 
 in a small knot; four dolphins in field around : U Slow quadriga 
 to right, the charioteer holding a goad in the right hand : above, 
 Nike, heavily draped, Hying to left, her hands stretched nut above 
 the horses'' heads ; a very fine and rare variety [PI. IX 1 
 
 Demarete, wife of Gelon; about i;.c 179 : Medallion, "Dema- 
 kk.tkiox," n't. 682 grs. : ZY RA KOZ ION. Female head 
 (Xike .') to right, laureate : the hair hanging down back of neck and 
 turned up over the wreath : around the head a linear circle : in 
 
 2S5 
 
 ' . 
 
 !86 
 
 s~
 
 of 
 
 Third Day 40 
 
 Sykakousai continued. 
 Loi 28. c >ntinue,l. 
 
 field beyond, four dolphins ; |,{ Slow quadriga to right, the charioteer 
 bending over towards the horses : in Held above, Xike flying to 
 right and crowning the heads of the farther horses ; in exergue, 
 lion running to right; in excellent condition and of the highest 
 rarity ; /mm a l } <tri.< sale, 1904 [PI. X] 1 
 
 2t*i* Demarete. wife of Gelon ; struck about B.C. 479 : Tetradrachm, 
 iff. L't'i.'', r/rs. : of the same class and issue as preceding medallion ; 
 tyj.es similar, hut inscription arranged ZYRAKOZION, a 
 rery .fine and very rare coin ; /mm the Bunbury collection 
 [PI. IX] 1 
 
 29<> Time of Hieron I. n.c. 478-467: Tetradrachm, vt. 265'5 grs. . 
 ZVFlAKOZION : Female head to right, the hair looped-up 
 under headed diadem : around faint linear circle, in field beyond, 
 four dolphins ; u Slow quadriga to left : above, Xike flying to left 
 and crowning the charioteer: in exergue, pistrix to right ; an un- 
 usually fine trample [PI. IX] 1 
 
 '91 Time of Hieron I, n.c. 47^-4(>7 -. Tetradrachm, vt. 262 grs. ; 
 ZYRAKOZIO N. Similar to preceding but less severe in style : 
 the hair waved : the figure of Xike to right and crowning horses : 
 a cry fine example [PI. X] 1 
 
 29i' Time of Hieron I, n.c. 47^-466: Tetradrachm, vt. 268 grs. ; Similar 
 to last coin : ZYRAKOZI O N : The beaded diadem passed 
 very low down at back of head ; very fine 1 
 
 293 Tim.- of Hieron I. n.c. 478-466: Tetradrachm, vt. 260 grs. ; similar 
 to preceding coins: ZYRAKOZ I ON; the hair on the fore- 
 head ai-i-aii_.Nl in three broad waves: a simple cord fillet passed 
 around tin- head and twice around the looped-up hair at back of 
 m-ck : Xike th ing toward.- and crowning the charioteer: </ iiit- 
 usualhi pl-'isinn still,-, and rery Jim | PI. X" 1 
 
 yof Hieron I, n.c. 17.^-466: Tetradrachm, vt. 26(i'o grs. ; similai 
 to ! eoin>; ZY PAK OZ I ON: the hair loose 
 
 A( ovi-r foii-hfad : the baek hair rolled up over narrow fillet at back 
 ' ' of |. ; ,d : Xike flying to right : eery fine [PI. X] 1 
 
 I iiii" of Hieron I. n.( . ,7- Kin : Tetradrachm, vt. W.Y'uirs.: similar 
 
 to | ; i r-oin: ZYPAKOZI . . : the tresses over the forehead passed 
 
 '-'imath tin- narrow i i 1 1 - 1 : the back hair arranged in a sort of 
 
 - J 1 ;i '< < 1 low down on the neck : Xike flying to right and 
 
 th.f hoj'-es ; fin>, mid ,1)1 ii lie ,,,i iii"ii ear'uty PI. Xj 1
 
 \k <> 
 
 1 
 
 41 Third Day 
 
 Syrakousai Continued. 
 
 296 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478466 : Tetradrachm, vt. 267 grs. ; similar 
 
 to preceding coins; ZYRAKO XI - O - N : the hair waved 
 over forehead and turned up at hack over the narrow diadem : 
 Xike flying to right and holding beaded taenia; fine 1 
 
 297 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-466 : Tetradrachm, vt. 266 grs. ; similar 
 
 to preceding coins ; XYPAKOZI O N ; hair waved over fore- 
 head and rolled up in separate coils at hack of head : Xike Hyin.u 
 to right and carrying wreath held in both hands ; very fine 
 [PI. X] 1 
 
 0- 
 
 298 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-466 : Tetradrachm, vt. 270 grs. ; 
 ZYRAKOXI O N, hair over forehead rolled ; over the hack- 
 hair, arranged in separate coils and tightly rolled up, passes a 
 
 narrow cord or fillet tied over the forehead, one of the ends show- 
 ing at top of head ; a bulla (acorn shaped) attached to front of 
 necklace ; the flying Xike crowns the horses ; a eery pi easing 
 variety, and very fine [PI. X] ^^35?F="1 
 
 299 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-466 : Tetradrachm, vt. 267 grs. ; similar 
 
 to preceding coins; XYRAKOXI ON, the hair waved and 
 rolle/1 up at back in separate coils passing beneath a finely beaded 
 diadem ; Xike crowning the horses ; a very fine and very pleasing 
 coin ; from the Montagu collection [PI. X] 1 
 
 300 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-466: Tetradrachm, vt. 26">'5 grs.; similar 
 
 to preceding coins ; XYRAKOXI ON ; the hair treated more 
 freely and rolled higher up hack of head : narrow fillet around 
 head: an acorn-like bulla attached to front of necklace: Xike 
 crowning the horses ; very fine 1 
 
 .'301 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-466 : Tetradrachm, >rt. 266'o grs. : very 
 similar to last coin: very fine, and from the liunlairy collection 
 [PI. X] 1 
 
 <T 
 
 \ 
 
 302 Time of Hieron I, B.C. 478-166 : Tetradrachm. vt. 267 grs. : simil.tr 
 
 to two preceding coins, but with the hair less tightly gathered at 
 hack of head: the necklace varied; same disposition of inscription: 
 an unusually veil spread example, shoving the vlmle i,j the reverse 
 types [PI. X] 1 
 
 303 Time of Hieron I. B.C. 178-466: Tetradrachm. vt. 26. s iirs. ; similar 
 
 to preceding coins : XYRAKOXION. the hair freely waved, 
 the diadem of fine heads ; Xike crowning the horses : a very line 
 enin : from the Montaau C'dlecti<>n j PI. X 1
 
 V 
 
 ti 
 
 Third Dan -42 
 
 Sykakousai continued. 
 
 ( r 304 Time of Hiepon I. B.C. 478-466: Tetradrachm, ivt. 266*5 grs. ; 
 XYRAKOZI ON. the hair waved and dressed, en chignon, low 
 down on neck : a narrow cord bound twice around the head over 
 the forehead, once over the top of head and twice around the back 
 hair; a bulla attached to necklace; Nike crowning- the horses; a 
 n ry jiiir ruin : from the Montagu collection [PI. X] 1 
 
 .So.") Time of Hiepon I, n.c. 47S-466 : Tetradrachm, wt. 269 grs. : 
 ZYPAKOXION : the hair dressed high up at back of head and 
 tightly bound with a broad fillet passed twice around the head : 
 Xike Hying towards the horses and attaching a fillet : a eery fine 
 
 ruin [PI. X] 1 
 
 Soii Time of Hiepon I. n.c. 478-466: Tetradrachm, wt. 265.5 grs. : 
 ZYRAKOXIO N ; the hair looped-up at back of head and 
 tightly bound with a broad fillet ; Xike attaching a fillet to the 
 farther horses ; of very pleasing style, fine, and a rery unusual 
 rariety [PI. X] 1 
 
 "' n 7 Time of Hiepon I, u.C. 478-4(56 : Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs. : 
 y XYPAKOXION. the hair dressed to crown of head, where it is 
 
 ^ tightly tied in a bunch; a close-fitting torque around the neck, the 
 loop-and-boss fastening of which is shown on the side of neck: \< 
 (Quadriga to left, the horses galloping : Nike flying to right and 
 crowning the charioteer: the whole design is treated in a much 
 freer style than the preceding coins ; the obcerse e.ttremely fine ; a 
 ran- rariety [PI. Xl 1 
 
 ';<" Time of Hiepon I. u.c. \~^-\^\ : Tetradrachm, tct. 255 grs. : 
 ZYP A KOX . . . (retrograde) ; similar to last coin, but hair 
 ! tightly dressed, two loose tresses showing over the forehead : 
 the necklace of different form: the reverse similar to last coin; 
 ./////-. and f p/ctsi/ig styl,< [PI. X ] 1 
 
 "'"'.' First Democracy. r..< . 166-412: Tetradrachm, irt. 2647> grs.: 
 XYPA KOXI O N. Female head to right wearing em 
 liioid'Ti-d >]ihcndoiie, the ends of which are passed three times 
 over the head in front and once at back : dolphins around : lion's 
 lead bulla attached to necklace in front : I,: Slow quadriga to 
 riniit : above. Xike living towards the charioteer, her wings widely 
 tended on either - i < ! . of the body ; no exurgual device : fine and 
 i on; t,,/ ; /,,,, Munich sale, Xor. 1 1)05 PI. Xj 1
 
 43 Third Day 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 C \ 310 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412 : Tetradrachm, wt. 268'5 grs. : similar 
 to last coin; very rare and very fine, but not well centred [PI. X] 1 
 
 !311 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 264 grs. ; 
 i ZYP AKO - . . ON, Types as two last coins, but of very diffe- 
 
 rent style (vgl. /lead, pi. in, 1) ; of very pleasing and fine execu- 
 tion, and eery rare [PI. X] 1 
 
 312 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412 : Tetradrachm, wt. 267 grs. : 
 ZYPAK - O Z I O (N ), Female head to right wearing 
 
 embroidered sakkos drawn up at top of head, the cords hanging 
 
 down behind ; four dolphins around ; li Slow quadriga to right ; 
 
 above, Xike flying towards the charioteer ; a very fine and very 
 
 rare coin ; from the London sale of Mai/, 1900 [PI. X] 1 
 
 
 
 313 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412 : Tetradrachm, wt. 266 grs. : / 
 
 similar to preceding coin ; ZYPAKOZION ; wearing necklace; 
 Xike flying to right (vgl. Head, ill, .'5); very rare and an unusually 
 Jhw specimen ; from the It. Hobart Smith cabinet [PI. X] 1 
 
 314 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 265 grs. ; 
 
 similar type to preceding coins, but with a fillet tied around the 
 
 head, the ends falling at back of neck: ZYPA KOZION, 
 
 ' ' . U Slow quadriga to right, the horses driven by bearded charioteer: 
 
 / ^- Xike flying above and crowning the horses (vgl. Head, in, 2) : a 
 
 beautiful and very rare coin [PI. X] 1 
 
 315 First Democracy, B.C. 466-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 264'5 grs.; 
 ZYPAKOZION, Female head to right, the hair looped-up at 
 
 back of head, the ends tucked beneath a broad fillet wound tightly 
 around the head; 1/ Slow quadriga to right: Xike flying above and 
 holding fillet in hands ; of excellent style : fine and rare [PI. Xj 1 
 
 316 First Democracy, B.C. 466-112: Tetradntchm, wt. 262'5 grs.: 
 ZYPAKOZION, Female head to right wearing embroidered 
 sakkos with pointed crown : four dolphins around : It Slow quadriga 
 to right : above. Xike flying to right and carrying taenia : <y ex- 
 cellent early transitional style, and unusually well preserred : cry 
 rare ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. Xj 1 
 
 317 First Democracy. B.C. f66-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 264'5 grs.: 
 ZYPAKO <ZI> ON, Female head to right, the hair bound 
 
 with a narrow diadem passed four times around the head: U Slow 
 quadriga to right : Xike Hying towards the horses heads: a very 
 fine and beautiful coin: from the Von Wntoch collection [PI. X] 1 
 
 
 V>"
 
 Third Dai/ 44 
 
 SYRAKOUSAI continued. 
 
 C . :U. S First Democracy, is.C. 466-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 264 grs. ; 
 similar to last coin; the inscription differently disposed; the flying 
 Nike carrying a large wreath : of very fine style, and rare ; very fine, 
 hut not well struck up [PI. X] 1 
 
 :U'.t First Democracy, n.c. 466-412 : Tetradrachm, vt. 265 grs. ; 
 similar to last two pieces, but reading ZYPAKOZI - ON, and 
 with the head smaller : a eery fine and eery rare variety [PI. XI] 1 
 
 .".2< ; First Democracy, n.c. 466-412: Tetradrachm, wt. 268 grs.; 
 Z YPA -KOZ-I-ON, Female head to right, a narrow 
 diadem showing above the forehead, the back hair gathered up in 
 an ornamental net : [i Slow quadriga to right ; Xike flying above 
 and crowning the horses : in exergue, grasshopper ; a very rare 
 rariety, and finely preserved : from the Hobart-Smith cabinet 
 PI. XI] 1 
 
 - >21 First Democracy, Period //(after the defeat of the Athenians), 
 r..c 412-405 : X (ibol, wt. 10 grs. ; ZYPA, Head of Athena to left 
 wearing crested helmet; Snake-bordered xEgis of Athena; a 
 eery fine and minute engraving, rare 1 
 
 ."l.'_ First Democracy, Period II, n.c. 412-405: Tetradrachm, ivt. 
 262 grs. : ZYPAKOZI ON (retrograde), Female head to left, 
 the hair waved over forehead and rolled up at back of head ; four 
 dolphins around ; I,! Fast quadriga to left, the horses' legs very 
 eonventionally arranged in almost parallel lines ; above, Xike 
 tlyiuu to right to crown the charioteer with a wreath ; an unsigned 
 ii'urh of the engraver Er.MENOS ; a eery fine and eery rare coin; 
 /mu, the V,i Wotoch collection [PI. XI] 1 
 
 :;_''; First Democracy, Period II, n.c. 4 12-405: Tetradrachm, wt. 
 KY.V:> grs.; ZY1PAKOZION, Female head to right, the hair 
 Wound with a louse cord crossed above the ear, a number of loose 
 locks floating in Meld above the head; four dolphins around: I.! 
 Fast (juadri.ua to right, Nike Hying towards the charioteer and 
 holding an untied wreath ; in exergue, fish and dolphin ; an un 
 signed irnrl, a/ the engraver Ki'MKN'os : a very fine and very rare 
 -</'// : frmn the Evuus mil vet hn [PI. XI] 1 
 
 ''<-'< First Democracy, Period II, n.c. I1lM05: Tetradrachm, wt. 
 
 i' '".I'" 5 grs. ; ZYPAKOZION, Female head to left hound with a 
 
 i idem, the hail' rolled up and corded at hack of head: behind
 
 45 Third Day 
 
 Sykakousai continued. 
 Lot 324 continued. 
 
 neck, artist's signature, EVMHNOY; in field around, four dol- 
 phins; 1/ Fast quadriga to left: above, Xike flying towards the 
 charioteer and carrying an untied wreath ; a signed work <>/ the 
 engineer EUMENOS ; a eery fine and very rare coin [PI. XI] 1 
 
 325 First Democracy, Period II, h.c. ! 12-405 : Tetradrachm, wt. 
 
 262-5 grs.; ZYPAKOZION, Female head to right, the side / 
 and back hair dressed upwards and turned over a narrow diadem, 
 beneath the neck EV, signature of the artist; around, four dol- 
 phins, three placed in front of tin! face and the fourth behind the 
 neck; Fast quadriga to left; above, Nike flying towards the 
 charioteer and carrying an untied wreath, beneath the horses EV ; 
 in exergue, two dolphins each swimming towards the centre; a 
 signed work of the engraver EUMENOS ; fine and rare [PI. XI] 1 
 
 326 First Democracy, Period II, rj.c. 112-105: Tetrad rachm, wt. 
 
 262*5 grs.- ZVPA KOX-flON), similar to last coin, the dol- 
 phins more regularly disposed ; beneath the neck, EVMENOV; 
 $ Fast quadriga to right, the bearded charioteer apparently pulling 
 up the horses ; above, Xike flying to left and carrying a large 
 oblong label inscribed EYAIN ETO (indistinct); in exergue, 
 two dolphins each swimming towards the centre : a signed work 
 by the two artists EUMENOS and EVAINETOS : a fine and very rare 
 ruin [PI. XI] 1 
 
 327 First Democracy, Period II. B.C. fl2-!05: Tetradraehm, wt. 
 
 207 grs. ; similar to that of No. 325 ; I,; Fast quadriga driven by 
 female charioteer to right ; to the farther horse is attached a 
 broken rein, the loose end curling down in Held to from ; above 
 the horses, Xike Hying to left and about to crown the charioteer 
 with a wreath : along the front edge of the e.vergual line are 
 traces of EYAINETO ; in exergue, a chariot wheel !yin_ on the 
 ground; a signed work of the artists Er^EXus and Eyaixktos ; 
 a very fine and eery rare coin ; from the IIo1>art Smith eahinet 
 [PI. XI] 1 
 
 First Democracy, Period II, is.c. ! 12--. 05 : Tctradraehm. wt. 
 267 grs.; ZY PAK Oil ON, Head of Persephone to right 
 wearing diadem of corn stalks, the hair rolled up at back of head 
 and tucked beneath a cord : aivund, four dolphins ; beneath neck, 
 <J>PYr~IAA OZ : I.; Xike driving a fast quadriga to right, above 
 a second Xike Hying to left and crowning the one acting as chario- 
 teer (the latter figure is sometimes described as a " winged youth, ' 
 
 f
 
 Third Day 46 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 Li t 32^ cnntinin d. 
 
 l>ut the whole posture and treatment seems to indicate that the 
 figure is intended for Nike* : in exergue, EY0. Skylla swimming 
 ti> right in pursuit of a fish ; a signed work of the engravers 
 
 I'HRYtULLos and Evth '.: a very fine and very rare coin ; 
 
 fmm the Bunbury collection [PI. XI] 1 
 
 32'.' First Democracy, Period II, B.C. 41 2-405 ; Tetradrachn, wt. 
 267 grs.; ZYPAKO-ZIUN. Head of Persephone to left, the 
 
 details almost identical with that of preceding coin, a bulla shaped 
 as a lion's head attached to the front of necklace ; below the 
 neck. EVM ; U same as that of last coin : a signed work of the 
 
 artists Eumenos and Euth( ?) ; an exceedingly fine and very 
 
 rare coin : from the Hobart Smith cabinet, formerly in the Imperial 
 cabinets at Berlin [PI. XI] 1 
 
 330 First Democracy. Period II, B.C. 412-305: Tetradrachn, vt. 
 
 262 grs. : IYPA KH Zl ON, Female head to left wearing 
 embroidered sphendone with <t>PY on part over forehead, four 
 dolphins around ; {,( Persephone holding torch and driving fast 
 ipiadriga to right : above, Nike flying towards the charioteer and 
 carrying a diadem : in exergue, ear of corn ; a signed work of the 
 artist Phrygillos ; an exceedingly rare and eery fine coin : from 
 the Bunbury collection [PI. XI] 1 
 
 331 First Democracy, Period //, b.c. 4 12-105: Tetradrachn, wt. 
 
 266 grs.; XYPAKOSII2N. Female head to right wearing 
 sphendone, the necklace ornamented in front with pendant beads. 
 four dolphins sporting in field around: [{ Fast quadriga to left : 
 above, Nike flying towards charioteer and carrying wreath : double 
 cxergual line, adjunct beneath uncertain : a very fine and eery 
 ran ruin, if should probably be assigned to the Dionysian period 
 rather than to that placet/ at head from the Hobart Smith 
 rabi,-t, e.r Bourguignon collection. Paris, 1903 [PI. XI) 1 
 
 'V.'rl First Democracy. P> rind 1 1, u.i . I 1 2- 105 : Hemidrachm, >rf. 32'5 grs.: 
 XYPAKOXION Female head to left, wearing sphendone. del- 
 phin in front and In-hind : l.i Fast ijuadiign to left : above, Nike 
 flyim: to right to crown th<- charioteer: on the cxergual line, in 
 minute character-, traces of signature (probably EYAINETO' : 
 : i x < i "_ ; n . stalk of corn : a eery fine little emu, in excellent run 
 'it',.,, i, prnl.ablyn imrl. of the engravers Kv.UNK'l < and Kl'Ki.EIDKs 
 PI. XI 1
 
 47 Third Day 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 332a First Democracy, Period II, n.c. 412-405: Hemi drachm, wt. 
 32'5 grs. ; as lust coin ; Fast quadriga to right ; above, Nike 
 crowning the charioteer; in exergue, two dolphins, each swim- 
 ming towards the centre ; also of excellent style, probably a work 
 of the engraver Eukleides [PI. XI] 1 
 
 333 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345: X 50-Litra Piece, wt. il grs. ; o , 
 
 XYPAKO ZiniN, Youthful head to left, the hair short and 
 curling ; Free horse leaping to right ; on exergual line XYPA 
 KOSin[N ; a very fine and rare coin of excellent and pleasing 
 style [PI. XI] 1 
 
 334 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345: M Medallion, wt. 6G5*5 grs. : 
 
 ZYPAKOZIHN {traces only), Head of Persephone to left, / , 
 
 wreathed with corn leaves, and surrounded by four dolphins ; in 
 front of neck, A; R Fast quadriga to left; above, Nike thing to 
 right to crown charioteer ; in exergue, prize armour (shield, hel- 
 met, and thorax between greaves), and in field beneath, A0AA ; 
 a fine example of the excellent work of the engraver Evainetos 
 [PI. XI] ] 
 
 335 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : A\ Medallion, wt. 662'5 grs. : 
 
 similar to last coin : no adjunct in obv. field, but traces of artist's 
 signature, EYAINE, in extreme lower field: the rer. very fine 
 and complete, except in lower exergue : very fine and very ran 
 [PI. XI] 1 
 
 336 Dionysian Period, n.c. 405-345: A\ Medallion, wt. (150'.") grs. : 
 
 similar to last coin, without adjunct or signature : a very fine and 
 well-spread coin, but with obv. pitted by oxidization [PI. XII] 1 
 
 337 Dionysian Period, B.C. 407-345 : Ai Medallion, wt. 66 l grs. . 
 
 similar to preceding, the head of Persephone of larger size and in 
 higher relief, a small cockle-shell in Held before neck and a large 
 cross behind ; of very fine style and very rare [PI. XII] I 
 
 33JS Dionysian Period, n.c. 405-3 15: A\ Tdradrachm, wt. 2(50*5 grs. ; 
 . ..AKOXIOZ, Female head to right, the hair arranged in an 
 embroidered sphendone, the ends of which pass several times 
 around the head, and are tied over the forehead : on the pan 
 over the forehead a swan swimming to left : on the lower edging 
 at back of head, in very minute letters, EVKAEI : I; Fast quad- 
 riga to right, the rein of the farther horse broken and han-ii:_ 
 down in front; above, Nike Hying to left and about to crown the
 
 Th inl Day 48 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 Lot 338 continued. 
 
 female charioteer; on exergual line, EYAINETO (indistinct): 
 in exergue, chariot wheel : a signed work of the engravers 
 Kiki.eides <ind EVANETOS : an extremely rare and beautiful 
 <-"in ; /mm the Hobart Smith cabinet, ex Evans collection, 1901 
 PL XII] 1 
 
 339 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : A\ Tetradrachm, ret. 267'5 grs. ; 
 
 from the same die as preceding coin ; [i Fast quadriga to left, 
 above, Nike, flying towards the charioteer and carrying a wreath : 
 in exergue, two dolphins, nose to nose : the obv. a signed /cork of 
 the engraver Eukleides, the rev. an unsigned work of EoiENOS ; 
 a very , fine and very rare can [PI. XII] 1 
 
 340 Dionysian Period, B.C. 105-345: Tetradrachm, irt. 271 grs. ; 
 
 Z]YPAKOZION, Female head to right wearing sphendone : of 
 similar design to preceding coin of Eukleides, but of different style : 
 U as last coin, and with same exergual adjuncts, but EV below the 
 horses : a signed work of the engraver Eumen'OS, of very fine style, 
 in very good condition and rare [PI. XII] 1 
 
 :i : 1 Dionysian Period, B.C. 105-345: Tetradrachm, wt. 259'5 grs. : 
 Female head to right, the hair arranged in sphendone (as on pre- 
 ceding pieces) : 1,{ Fast quadriga to left, over the horses' heads a 
 star: above. Nike flying towards the charioteer: beneath the 
 double exergual line, stalk of corn ; a work of the engraver EUK- 
 i.KUiEs (or l'AUME...), very fine and very rare [PI. XII] 1 
 
 312 Dionysian Period, n.c. 105-315: Tetradrachm, wt. 2fi8 grs.; 
 XYPAKOXI.QN (incomplete), Female head to left, bound with 
 a somewhat narrow sphendone, a number of the tresses of hair 
 loose and flying upwards, a small pendant attached to the front of 
 the necklace: around the head, four dolphins, and in field below 
 neck, on a small oblong label, the artist's signature, EYKAEI : 
 i; Fast quadriga to left : over horses, Nike flying to right and carry - 
 in_ wreath: in exergue, dolphin to left; a signed /fork of the 
 nigra ver El'KI.EM'Ks; an u annually perfect example of this eery 
 rare ,-.,in : from the linubury collection [ PI. XII | 1 
 
 :;!."> Dionysian Period, n.c. '<i5-3l5: Tetradrachm, wt. 2 OS grs.; 
 
 types a- last coin but from different die's: one of the farther 
 
 -es of the '|iiadri.L;a has a broken rein, the end trailing on the 
 
 around: "// unsigned work of tin- engraver Kiki.ki m:s ; an e.v- 
 
 v I y ft in- sj< ';, e ; from the I 'rist collection ; PI. XI I J 1
 
 <$\ 
 
 33 
 
 El 
 
 49 Third Day 
 
 Syrakousa i contin ued. 
 
 344 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Medallion, wt. 668'5 grs. ; 
 
 ZYPAKOZin(N), Head of Arethousa to left, diademed, and 
 wearing hair net, earring and bead necklace; in field, four dol- 
 phins ; on diadem, over forehead, K ; on dolphin, beneath neck, 
 KIMX2N ; ]ji Fast quadriga to left; in field above, Nike carrying 
 a wreath in her outstretched hands and flying towards the chario- 
 teer ; in exergue, prize armour; an extremely fine work of the 
 celebrated engraver Kimon ; in very perfect condition, and ex- 
 ceedingly rare ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. XII] 1 
 
 345 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345: Medallion, wt. 651 grs.; types 
 
 as last coin, but without the signature on the dolphin ; the band 
 or diadem over the forehead with traces of letters (Kl?) ; by the 
 same engraver, Kimon ; very fine and a tcell-spread example of 
 this rare coin, somewhat oxidized [PI. XII] 1 
 
 346 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Tetradrachm, wt. 258 grs.\ Head 
 
 of the nymph Arethousa three-quarter face to left, on the diadem 
 traces of the artist's signature (KIM.QN) ; in held around, three 
 dolphins swimming among the floating locks of hair ; around the 
 whole design, linear circle, beyond which, at top, traces of 
 A]PE0O[ZA; Iji XYPAKOZiniM, Fast quadriga to left, the 
 charioteer looking back to right, beneath the horses' fore-feet an 
 overthrown meta ; above, a standing figure of Nike to right hold- 
 ing a wreath, her feet placed on the heads of the two nearest 
 horses ; in exergue, stalk of corn ; an excellent example of this 
 magnificent coin, the chefd'aaivre of the engraver KiMOS ; in very 
 fine condition and exceedingly rare ; from the Bunbury collection 
 [PI. XII] 1 
 
 347 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345: Tetradrachm, wt. 264'5 grs.-. obv. 
 
 similar to last coin, but from a different die ; four dolphins disport- 
 ing among the floating locks of the nymph's hair : the whole 
 enclosed with a beaded border, and no trace of the name of Arethousa 
 visible; 1/. Fast quadriga to left, above, Xike flying to right and 
 crowning the charioteer : between the double exergual lines the 
 artist's signature, KIMX2N; in exergue, ZYPAKOZII2N and 
 stalk of corn ; another exceedingly fine example oj tin* excellent 
 work of KuiON, in very fine state, and an extremely rare variety 
 [PI. XII] 1 
 
 34^ Dionysian Period. r..c. 405-345; Drachm, wt. 66'5 grs.; Head of 
 Arethousa, three-quarter face to left, hair loose and floating up- 
 wards, at either side of head a dolphin : K XYPAKOXIHN.
 
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 SYRAKOUSAI continued. 
 LOT 348 continued. 
 
 and, in exergue, AEYKAXPI[Z, the youthful hero, Leukaspis, 
 nude and charging to right, a helmet on his head, a shield on his 
 left arm, and a long spear in his right hand ; in front, lying on the 
 ground before him, a conical helmet ; an unsigned work of the 
 engraver KIMI2N, corresponding in obv. type with the two pre- 
 ceding and larger coins ; the only specimen known ; from the 
 Ilotfmann collection, and published in the Num. Chron. 1897-8 
 [PI. XII] 1 
 
 349 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345: Tetradrachm, wt. 259 grs. ; 
 Female head to left, wearing embroidered sphendone ; around, 
 four dolphins : below the neck, traces of signature PAPME; fy 
 Fast quadriga to left, above the horses Nike flying and carrying 
 wreath to crown the charioteer : in exergue, stalk of corn ; a 
 
 signed u-ork of the artist signing Parme ; eery rare and in 
 
 eery fair condition [PI. XII] 1
 
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 X 
 
 FOURTH DAYS SALE 
 
 SYRAKOUSAI 
 
 continued. 
 
 LOT 
 
 350 
 
 351 
 
 353 
 
 354 
 
 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Tetradrachm, wt. 263 grs. ; 
 ZYPAKOZI . ., Female head to left wearing ornamental net, the 
 hand passing around the head ; around, four dolphins ; I Fast quad- 
 riga to left ; beneath the horse's hind feet part of a broken chariot 
 wheel ; above, Nike flying to right carrying a wreath : probably a 
 work of the artist signing Pakme . . , very fine and eery rare, 
 but not well spread [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Tetradrachm, wt. 260 grs. ; 
 ZYPAKOZIflN, Head of Nike to right, the hair in korymbos 
 dressed to the crown of the head and there tied in a bunch : four 
 dolphins around ; Fast quadriga to left driven by a female 
 charioteer holding a long torch in the right hand : above, Xike 
 flying to right and carrying a wreath : in exergue, stalk of corn ; 
 an exceedingly fine coin of very pure style ; from the Bunbury 
 collection [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Tetradrachm, wt. 266 grs. ; 
 ZY]PAKOZ)iI2N (in large letters), Female head to right, the 
 hair dressed in korymbos as last coin but the head of smaller size: 
 t as preceding coin, but imperfectly centred and wanting the figure 
 of Xike ; of very pleasing style, and very fine and rare [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Tetradrachm, wt. 262'5 grs. ; 
 
 ' ZYP A K OZIflN, Head of Athena, three-quarter face to left : 
 wearing triple plumed helmet ornamented with palmetto and 
 bearing artist's signature EYK AEIA A : in field at sides, four 
 dolphins : j,{ Fast quadriga to left, the charioteer holding long 
 torch : above, Xike carrying wreath and flying towards the chario- 
 teer ; in exergue, stalk of corn: (/signed work if the engraver 
 Eukleidas ; if the highest rarity and very fine, hut icith the sur- 
 face generally roughened by oxidization and cleaning [PI. XII] 1 
 
 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-3 15: Drachm, wt. (55 grs. : types as 
 last coin but without the signature on the helmet : \i ZYPAKO 
 ZIX1N. The hero Leukaspis, nude, charging to right, wearing
 
 Fourth Day 52 
 
 Kyrakousai >h?/m7. 
 Lot 35 1 - continued. 
 
 helmet and armed with sword, spear and shield ; behind him, a 
 low altar : in front, a sacrificial ram lying on its hack ; in exergue, 
 traces of AZVKAZPIZ ; a very finished and excellent work of 
 th,' vh graver Kl'KLEiDAs ; in very fine preservation and very rare: 
 /mm a Munich sale, 190.") [P I. XII] 1 
 
 355 Dionysian Period, B.C. 405-345 : Hemi-drachm, vt. 32'5 grs. : 
 similar to preceding coin, but with ZY only in field; K Fast 
 quadriga to left : above, Xike flying to right and crowning the 
 charioteer : in exergue, two dolphins, each swimming to the centre; 
 a minute engraving of gem-like delicacy by the artist EUKLEIDAS; 
 in excellent preservation and eery rare ; from the Hobart Smith 
 cabinet [PI. XII] 1 
 
 3."6 Democracy, re-established by Timoleon of Corinth, B.C. 345-317 : 
 Ki.. pi?cr of bO-Litrai, "-f. 56'5 grs. ; Head of Apollo to left, 
 laureate and with long hair ; in field behind, lyre ; \i ZYPAK - 
 OZI.QN. Tripod lebes ; very fine and rather rare 1 
 
 357 Democracy, n.c. 345-317: El. piece </ \Lb-Litrai, vt. 27'ogrs.; 
 laureate head of Apollo to left : p ZYPAKO ZlfiN, Lyre ; 
 
 Jim and rare 1 
 
 3-> Democracy, n.c. 345-317: Al Stater of Corinthian type, vt. 
 13J-5 grs. : ZYPAKOZIftN. Head of Athena to right, wearing 
 a plain Corinthian helmet with curling neck-guard of leather; a 
 pellet at back of neck : \,i Pegasos, with pointed wing, leaping to 
 left : an exceedingly fine example and of excellent style [PI. XIII] I 
 
 ">"'.' Democracy, n.c. 345-317 : A\ Stater of Corinthian type, -ah pre- 
 eedin- coin ; very fine I PI. XI II] 1 
 
 Democracy, n.c. 345-317: A\ Trilitron, vt. 41 grs. ; ZVPAK 
 
 OZI.QN , Laureate head of Apollo to left, the long hair at back 
 twi-tcd up and tied at the ends; around, three dolphins: \{ 
 f'e.-asos to left : a eery fine and eery rare little coin [ PI. XIII 1 
 
 " Democracy. i;.c. 345-317 : Dilitron, vt. 24'5 grs. ; ZYPAKOZ- 
 
 ir2N. .fanifoi'Tii laureate female heads ( I >emeter and Perse] >hone?>; 
 
 to riidit, dolphin : I.! Free horse and star 
 
 Trih-^ilitrnn. vt. L'O ,,. : ZYPAKOZII2N. Female head (Are- 
 
 ' to left ; three dolphins around : r Forepart of I'egasos to 
 
 : : -tar in field ah..\r : PI. XIII ] : both fiv fifth coins and tin 
 
 r en ran >
 
 53 
 
 Fowl h Day 
 
 & 
 
 361 A 
 
 ff, D 
 
 36: 
 
 r 
 i 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 Democracy, b.c. 345-317: ffemt'drackm, wt. 30 #;>.; Head of 
 Athena facing; dolphins around; u Nude horseman to right; 
 [PI. XIII] 
 
 Trihemilitron, wt. 18 grs. ; Head of fountain nymph Kyane to left ; 
 ZY and lion's head infield; 1/ ZYPAKOZIi-lN, Half-Pegasos 
 to left ; both fine and the last very rare [PI. XIII] -j 
 
 Agathokles, B.C. 317-289 (Period /, 317-310): A\ Tetrad ' achm, 
 wt. 266'5 grs. ; Head of Persephone to left, crowned v.tii corn 
 ears (similar to the head on the medallions of Evainetos) : around, 
 three dolphins ; below neck, NIK (monogram); u Fast quadriga 
 to left; above, triskelis ; in exergue, ZYPAKOZIHN and 
 monogram (AN I) ; eery fine \ 
 
 
 363 
 
 
 
 
 Agathokles (Period f, B.C. 317-310) : Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs. ;^ 
 
 types as last coin but of better style and execution, and in higher >^ " 
 relief; a very fine example [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 Agathokles (Period I, b.c. 317-310) : Tetradrachm, wt. 258'5 grs. : 
 types as preceding coins, but not so well struck and preserved 1 
 
 Agathokles (Period I, b.c. 317-310): M Stater, wt. 131 grs. ; 
 Athena head in crested Corinthian helmet to left; li ZYPAKO 
 ZIHN, Pegasos flying to left; below, triskelis: eery fine and 
 uncommon [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 36(5 Agathokles {Period /, b.c. 317-310): A\ Stater, wt. 133 grs. ; 
 
 imilar to preceding coin but of somewhat later style : obv. adjunct, ""*V^ 
 
 '364 
 
 ,\ 365 
 
 
 V 
 
 trophy : triskelis above, and head of corn beneath the Pegasos 
 on rev. 1 
 
 Agathokles (Period /, b.c. 317-310): A\ Stater, wt. 115 grs. ; 
 
 similar to no. 365, no obv. adjunct : fine 1 
 
 36s Agathokles ( Period II, B.C. 310-307) : A\ Tetradrachm, wt. 26-4 grs.: 
 KOPAZ. Head of Persephone to right, crowned with corn : the 
 
 ~~ hair falling at back of neck, the central tresses rolled in a plait and 
 
 tied at the end ; i; ATA0OKAEIO-Z. Xike standing to right, 
 erecting a trophy of arms : the upper part of the figure nude, a 
 hammer in the right and a nail in the raised left hand: in field to 
 right, triskelis : a beautiful and rare coin, in excellent preserva- 
 tion [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 360 Agathokles {Period II. r,<\ 310-307): Tetradraehm. wt. 262 grs.: 
 types as preceding coin : mi ef/nalfy fine ruin : from the Hunbury 
 
 roller, ion [PI. XI! ll 1
 
 1 
 
 
 Fourth D<i)j ."4 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 V" 370 Agathokles {Period J I, B.C. 310-307): Tetradrachm, wt. 201 r//v>\; 
 similar to preceding pieces, but without obv. inscription ; of 
 smaller size, the head of Kora more freely treated ; eery fine 
 [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 This coin appears to he of earlier issue than the preceding and 
 following pieces of the same type : had the coin been more spread it 
 would very probably have shown the inscription ZYPAKOZIjQN 
 on the obverse. 
 
 371 Agathokles (Period //, B.C. 310-307): Tetradrachm, wt. 251 grit.; 
 
 similar to preceding coins but of very different style, and in lower 
 relief: traces of KOPAZ on obv., and ATA]OOKAEOZ, 
 monogram (AND and triskelis on rev. : very fine ; from the Hobart 
 Smith cabinet [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 372 Agathokles {Period J I. v,.C. 310-307): Tetradrachm, wt. 261 grs.; 
 
 similar to last coin : the head in higher relief; ATAOOKAE... 
 in exergue ; a rarer variety, finely preserved [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 373 Agathokles {Period II. B.C. 310-307): Base A\ Tetradrachm, wt. 
 
 2f>3 /.; types as preceding coins; KOPAZ, ATAOOKAEIOZ; 
 
 no adjunct or monogram on rev.; very fine but of coarse style and 
 fabric J 
 
 .".7 1 Agathokles {Period II, B.C. 310-307): Tetradrachm, of much de- 
 based silver, wt. 263'5 grs. : as last coin but with triskelis in held 
 
 of n /'.; Very fine 1 
 
 ~_~ This coin, and also lot 373, arc generally considered to have been 
 made and issued by authority of Agathokles during his victorious 
 campaign in Africa against the Carthaginians. 
 
 37." Agathokles (Period III. n.c. 307-2S9) : X Stater of light weight, 
 irt. ss f//\s-. ; Head of Athena to right wearing crested Corinthian 
 helmet: I.! A | AA0OKAEOZ ( BAZI AEOZ, 1 ulnn n : in field, 
 T: cry fine ami ran [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 .".7c Agathokles (Period III. n.c. 307-2*9) : A\ Stater of Corinthian 
 
 fin. n't. In I t/rs. : Head of Athena to riidit, wearing Corinthian 
 i iV"' 
 
 J helmet with clasp for plume : M Pegasos to left : between the legs, 
 
 triskelis : cry Jim ami ran j PI. XIII] 1 
 
 .".77 Agathokles < Periml III, n.c. 307-2S9) : A\ Stater oj Corinthian 
 type : similar to last coin but head of Athena to left : the helmet 
 plain : cry Jim and rare j PI XIII j 1 
 
 37- Hiketas. i..< . 2*7-27*: A\ <f\~>-Litrai, wt. 192 grs.; Head of Perse- 
 
 ' o]n to left, crowned with corn and with long hair falling behind 
 
 - on coins of Agathokles): behind neck, bee: I; Fast
 
 ve 
 
 55 Fourth Day 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 Lot 378 continued. 
 
 quadriga to left; above, star; in exergue, ZYPAKOZIX2N ; 
 a very fine and very rare coin ; from the Loftus-Brock collect ion 
 [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 .37!) Pyrrhos, b.e. 278-276 : Ai Oktoboll %-Litrail wt. 88 grs.; Head of 
 Persephone to left, with long hair and crowned with corn ; in field 
 behind, rose; I* BAZIAEI2Z PYPPOY, Athena Alkis 
 charging to left; in field, fulmen and E; very fine and very rare 
 [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 *** There is some doubt as to the minting place of this coin, hut 
 
 both obv. type and weight make its assignment to the Syracusan 
 
 mint probable. 
 
 1 
 
 380 Hieron II, B.C. 275-216 (Cla*s I, B.C. 275-263): M Q-Litrai (?) : 
 
 84'5 grs. ; Head of Athena to left, wearing crested Corint 
 
 helmet; behind, trident head ; I* I JEPHNOS, Pegasos rlyir ck 
 
 right ; below, B ; very fine and rare ; from the Montagu c> > 
 
 Hon [PI. XIII] -5 
 
 1 
 
 381 Hieron II (Class I, 275-263): A\ Q-Litrai (?) or Oktobol (]). 
 
 86'5 grs. ; types as last coin : spear head behind Athena head, ' e_ 
 P below Pegasos ; very fine and rare > le 
 
 382 Hieron II, Class II, with name and portrait of Gelon: A\ $-Lit 
 
 ict. 107'5 grs. : Diademed head of Gelon to left : behind head, ebf 
 p ZYPAKOZIOI rEAHNOZ: Nike driving fast biga tend 
 below horses' forefeet, A and E; eery fine and rare [PL XIII ga 
 
 383 Hieron II, B.C. 275-216 : Class II, with name of Gelon : A\. in. 
 
 97 grs. ; types as last coin : BA in held over horses : very fine and 
 
 rare 1 
 
 384 Hiepon II, B.C. 275-216; Class II, with name of Gelon: A\. mt. 
 99o grs.; as last pieces: p ZYPAKOZIOI HEAI1NOZ. 
 Nike driving sloir biga to right : in Held, A4> and KA : very Jim 
 and eery rare [PI. XI 1 1] 1 
 
 385 Hieron II, B.C. 275-216; Class II, with nam.' of Gelon: A\. "/. 
 51 grs.; Diademed portrait head to left; 1,1 ZYPAKOZIOI 
 TEAHNOZ, Eagle standing on fulmen to right : in field. BA 
 and <t>. Litra, irt. 8'o grs. ; Portrait (!) bust to right: behind. 
 club;!* ZYPAKOZIOI: XII in centre and K beneath. Bronze 
 Coins (2), with obv. portrait head of Hieron II to left, diademed ; 
 l.{ IEPHNOZ (e.reraue), Armed horseman to right : all Jim . and 
 
 \
 
 I 
 
 /' rtii Dill/ 56 
 
 Sykakousai continued. 
 
 3S6 Hieron II. h.c. 275-216; (.'lass III, with name of Philistis : A\ 
 \6-Litrai, wt. 213 gr/x ; Veiled head of the Queen to left ; in Held 
 behind, filleted palm branch ; BAZI AIZZAZ <|>l AIZTI AOZ, 
 
 Xike driving slow quadriga to right : fine and uncommon 1 
 
 3S7 Hieron II. n.c. 275-216; Class III, with name of Philistis: 16-Litrai, 
 
 wt. 209 <jrs. ; similar to preceding coin : a torch behind the Queen's 
 head : the horses of the quadriga galloping to right ; E in field 
 beneath ; an unusually fine specimen ;from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 3ss Hieron II, Class III, with name of Philistis: 16-Litrai, wt. 209'5 
 grs. ; types as last coin ; also in eery fine preservation ; from a 
 Munich sale, Xoc. 1905 [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 Hieron II, Class III, with name of Philistis: 16-Litrai, wt. 217 grs. ; 
 
 "" - jj f.C.similar to last coins, but with head of Queen to right: stalk of 
 
 corn : monogram (ZH) beneath horses of galloping quadriga : a 
 
 very rare variety 1 
 
 t :573 
 
 i Hieron II. Clan* III, with name of Philistis : 16-Litrai, wt. 208'5 
 
 , (jrs. : Head of Queen to left, corn stalk behind : in field of R 
 
 h crescent, KIZ. and stalk of corn : in very fine condition, but obr. 
 
 carelessly ft ruck 1 
 
 I Hieron II. Class III, with name of Philistis: b-Litrai Piece, wt. 
 '59 (jrs. : types as larger coins; palm branch behind head : E in field 
 before galloping horses: very fine and very rare [PI. XIII] 1 
 
 .'i' Hieron II. Class IV, with inscription ZIKEAII2T AN, probably 
 struck for use in the outlying parts of the king's dominions in 
 Sicily : vR *-Litrai, wt. 104*5 grs. : Veiled head of Demeter to 
 left, crowned with corn : behind, leaf : U Fast quadriga to right : 
 IZ above the horses, and ZIKEAII2TAN in exergue : very fine 
 and e.vowdingly rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 VX.\ Hieronymos. i:.c 216 215: A\ 2i-Litrai Piece, wt. 312'5 grs.; Dia- 
 demed port rail head to left: behind, cornucopia : I,! BAZIAEOZ 
 lEPHNYMOY. Winged fulmen: above, Ml : nf very high rarity, 
 and r.rtrenody fine ] PI. XIV] 1 
 
 Hieronymos. n.c 2Ki 215: Ai 10-lJtrai Piece, wt. 1 .31 "5 grs. : Dia- 
 demed portrait head of kin- to left : slight whisker showing beside 
 I.! BAZIAEOZ IEPnNYMpY.,>Vmged,.fulnicii: above 
 - ,,n coin.- of .Vuathokles) : behind neck, bee '
 
 IX. 
 
 57 Fourth. Day 
 
 Syrakousai continued. 
 
 395 Hieronymos, r..c. 216-215: Al 10-Litrai Piece, wt. 130*5 grs. ; 
 
 tyjies as last coin, but showing no whisker, and with Nl over 
 fulmen ; eery fine, and rare 1 
 
 396 Hieronymos, B.C. 216-215: ill o-Litrai Piece, wt. 65 grs. ; types 
 as preceding and larger coins : slight whisker on cheek and A<t> 
 
 over fulmen ; eery fine and cert/ rare 1 
 
 397 Democracy, B.C. 215-212: A\ 12-Litrai, ivt. 153 grs. : Head of 
 Athena to left, wearing crested helmet ; the hair falling at hack of 
 neck and tied in centre: K ZYPAKOZII2N, Artemis huntress 
 to left loosing an arrow from how ; a hound at her feet, and in 
 
 Held to left, XAP ; fine and very rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 398 Democracy, B.C. 215-212 : A\ 8-Litrai, wt. 105 grs. ; Head of 
 
 Athena to left, wearing crested helmet ; the hair at hack of neck 
 
 / O i . tied in the centre ; a serpent coiled around the necklace in front ; 
 
 \i ZYPAKOZIHN, Winged fulmen: in field below, YA Z ; 
 
 a eery fine example, and eery rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 399 Democracy, B.C. 215-212 : AX 8-Litrai, wt. 105 grs. ; types as pre- 
 
 ceding coin, but with HA below fulmen on reverse ; also eery fine 
 and eery rare 1 
 
 100 Democracy, B.C. 215-212: M 8-Litrai, wt. 104'5 grs. ; Head of 
 
 Persephone to left, wreathed with corn, the hair rolled up around 
 the head ; in field behind, bee : U Xike standing in slow quadriga 
 to left, carrying a palm branch with taenia attached to upper part; 
 in field at top, API (monogram) : to left (A?) Y: in front of 
 horses (AP monogram 1), and in exergue, ZYPAKOZIHN : 
 exceedingly fine and extremely rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 101 Democracy. B.C. 215-212 : Trihem'mbolon (?), wt. 15'5 grs.: Head of 
 
 Artemis huntress to right, aquiveratherback : U ZYPAKOZIOI: 
 owl, facing : in field to left, E. Tau romen ion : A\ \-Litrai 
 Pieces (2) : Laureate head of Apollo to right ; star behind neck ; 
 !.{ TAYPOMENITAN. Tripod lebes : monogram APh in 
 , upper Held to left. /E of Agathokles (Artemis head ; K Fulmen), 
 
 Iff' . 
 
 and of the Mamertinoi (Ares head: II Hero standing by side of 
 horse), minted at Messana : the 'first enin eery rare : all fine 5
 
 Fourth I>">i 
 
 58 
 
 f 
 
 'b 
 
 
 MACEDONIA. THRACIA, &c. 
 
 4(fJ Orveskioi : /K Stater, of early archaic style, ?c. 140'5 <7?v?. ; 
 .QRH^KIflN (retrograde). Centaur to right, carrying off a 
 nymph : the human hod} of the centaur nude, the nymph wearing 
 a chiton and a tight-fitting tunic with short sleeves ; \\ Quadri- 
 partite incuse: an unusually fine specimen, and rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 403 Datos (Xeapolis): A\ Stater, of early issue, u't. \o0 grs. ; Gorgon 
 head: the hair shown by parallel lines, a row of formal curls along 
 the forehead: \\ Quadripartite incuse: >< very fine specimen; of 
 excellent archaic style : from the Montagu collection 1 
 
 404 Datos (Xeapolis): A\ Stater, irt. 148 grs. : similar to preceding 
 piece, and equally fine 1 
 
 IV 
 
 \ 
 
 -V * 
 
 4<m Datos (Xeapolis): yR One-third Stater, irt. 59"5 r/r.v. ; similar type, 
 style and period to preceding: //? perfect condition, and a rare 
 denomination : /jv>??i ( //^ Montagu collection [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 4<ni Lete : /It Stater, of archaic period and style. ?r^. 151*5 g'/'x. ; Nude 
 satyr, with goat's feet, standing to right and seizing the arm of a 
 draped nymph running in the same direction, her head turned hack 
 to left : in Held, two large pellets (a third, in field to right, wanting) : 
 K Square incuse with rough diagonal dividing lines; very fine and 
 rare ; from a sale at Home, 1904 1 
 
 lo7 Therma: A\ Tetrad rachm, of archaic period, irt. 189'5 grs.; Pegasos 
 standing to left : in front, lily stem with leaves, flower and open- 
 ing hud : headed circle around : I.! Shallow square incuse, divided 
 
 r ^> ly diagonal lines and with in centre ; each quarter ornamented 
 
 by parallel rows of dotted lines; in excellent preservation, and 
 e.rceedinalu rare I PI. XIV] 1 
 
 / 
 
 I) 
 
 !"7' Orthagoreia : A\ Triohol, irt. Id grs.: Head of Artemis, three- 
 liiarter face to left; a ipiiver over her right shoulder, an arrow (!) 
 over he left : i; OP0ATO PEHN. Macedonian helmet ; n star 
 on the apex and long spiked pieces at sides (above the hinged 
 check piece- 1 ; it eery fine and very rare little coin : fnon the 
 Mnntogn cnllectim, PI XI V | 1 
 
 l (| - Akanthos : T<-fro/>l, ,//. :: ( .i ( ,rs.: Forepart of lion tearing prey ; 
 ; iin adjunct altove : l.i < v >i 1; 1 ri p;i rt ite incu.-e 
 NeapoliS: llemidrachm, irt. L'N'o grs. ; dorgoiieion : I; NEOP and
 
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 Lot -408 continued. 
 
 head of Aphrodite in .shallow incuse ; from the Montagu col- 
 lection 
 Philippoi : Hemidrachm, wt. 23T) grs. ; Herakles head to right ; 
 [l <J>IAIPnnN, Tripod lebes, with fillets attached to handles 
 and palm branch in field above ; to right, flying Eros (?) ; all very 
 fine and the last rare ."> 
 
 409 Akanthos : Tetradrackm, of early archaic style, ict. 262'o grs. ; 
 
 Lion attaching' bull ; the bull placed to left, with head thrown 
 back, the lion, to right, leaping upon and maiding it ; in exergue, 
 bueranium ; U Quadripartite incuse ; a very fine and very rare 
 coin [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 410 Akanthos: Tetradrachm, of excellent early transitional style, irt. 
 220 grs.; similar to preceding coin but varied in treatment, the y 
 heads of the two beasts turned nearly to front ; in exergue, \ 
 ONOMAXTO ; Quadripartite square with stippled divisions ; ^, 
 around it, broad raised border with AKAN0ION : an exceed- 
 ingly fine and eery rare coin ; from the Montagu collection 
 [PI. XIV] ^'o 1 
 
 Amphipolis : Tetradrachm, of the finest period, irt. 219'") grs.: 
 Laureate head of Apollo, three-quarter face to right : Shallow 
 incuse square with AM<I> IPO AIT EUN on a raised bolder 
 enclosing racing torch, a bee in lower angle to right; a eery fine 
 example of this beautiful and extremely rare coin [PI. XIV, 1 
 
 112 Amphipolis : Tetradrachm. irt. 220 grs. ; similar to preceding coin 
 but very distinctly varied : the head of much smaller size, a small 
 dog (?), leaping to left, in field to right: no adjunct in centre of 
 reverse; of exceedingly fine style and an excess') rely rare variety; 
 from the Montagu collection [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 U3 Amphipolis: Tetradrachm, irt. 221 grs.: Types similar to last coins 
 but with the head placed three-quarter face to left: in Held to left, 
 crab ; no adjunct on rev.; a magnificent example oj this exceedingly 
 rare variety, pro/nddy the finest known : the surface covered inth 
 a thin lustrousddachpatination : from the liunhury and Saia/^rs/.i 
 collections I PI. XIV] 1 
 
 111 Olynthos {('halkidian League): Tetradrachm. irt. '223 grs.; Laureate 
 head of Apollo to left: b XiA!AiKIAEX2N. Lyre, strongly 
 formed and fitted with seven strings: a band around the lower 
 pail of the arm to right : ';/' very refined and pleasing sty], ; in 
 excellent condition and reru ran I PI. XIV] 1 
 
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 tlf> Olynthos (Chalhidian League): Tetradrachm, irt. 220 grs. : of 
 similar type to preceding coin but of earlier style ; the head placed 
 to light, the hair straggling and the wreath lying closer to the 
 head : the reverse design placed in a shallow incuse square : the 
 lyre has six strings only and across the lower part runs a broad 
 moulding with a band of ornaments ('an inscription); very fine 
 and very rare [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 H'i Olynthos (Chalhidian League): Tetradrachm, irt. 221 grs. ; Head 
 of Apollo to right, bound with a wreath of laurel leaves and 
 hemes : i; XAAKIAEHN. Lyre, strongly formed and fitted with 
 six strings, the stretching rod unusually long: in field below, in 
 small letters. EPI APIZTHNOZ: an exceptionally fine example 
 </ s<mie>rhat later style than nos. l\\and\\~> [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 117 Terone : Tetradrachm, irt. 2">8 grs.; Tall amphora with arched 
 handles ; on the body a bunch of grapes : in field on either side 
 uncertain design ( .' trellis of vine); \i Shallow incuse square, 
 irregularly quartered : a very early and exceedingly rare com : 
 /rum the Rhmisopouhs collection [PI. XIV] I 
 
 i! x Terone : TetmUnl, irt. 37 grs. ; TE, Oenochbe, the handle to right ; 
 (.{ Shallow quadripartite square : a very fine and rare coin : from 
 
 the HhnllSnpoulns Collection 1 
 
 KINGS OF MACEDONIA. 
 
 11!) Perdikkas II: 'Tetradrachm, irt. 203 grs.: Macedonian warrior on 
 horseback to left, the body tightly swathed in a chlamys ; on his 
 head a kau-ia with feather projecting from top: in his right hand two 
 long spears : the whole design within a dotted border : [I Shallow 
 incuse square with goat's head and neck to right : a very fine and 
 e.n-redinijly r<i re ruin : /mm the I'housopoulos collection [PI. XV] 1 
 
 1_" Perdikkas II : Tet/ohol, ,rt. 37 ,/rs.; Macedonian soldier on horse- 
 back to right, wealing chlamys and kausia and holding two spears : 
 l; Shallow square with forepart of lion to right : a eery ]>ertect 
 
 lit fir eniu u/r.rrrllent Style and e.CeClltion \ PI. XV : 1 
 
 1-- Philippos II : Tetradrarhui. irt. 223 grs.: Head of Zeus to right 
 
 w.-an'n- wreath of lame] leaves and berries: I! <t>l Al P POY. 
 
 N ide youthful horseman to right carrying a long forked branch : 
 
 attached to the heads of both horse and horseman: beneath 
 
 'i\-i\ -ar and unoTtain bomb-shaped object: an unusually 
 
 <,,,.; .,/.,-, II, i style : t'mm the Trist sale [PI. XV] 1
 
 61 Fourth Day 
 
 s\ /y423 Philippos II: Tetradrachm, vt. 216*5 grs. Laureate head of 
 L fl* bearded Zeus to right, <t>l Al P HOY, Macedonian horseman 
 
 to left, wealing kausia and chlamys, a fillet attached to the horses 
 )M / head; in field beneath, head of Helios facing; very fine and <>f 
 
 varied style and treatment [PI. XV] 1 
 
 424 Alexandras III : N Stater, wt. 132"5 grs. ; Helmeted head of Athena 
 / v . to right ; coiled snake on upper part of helmet : Z in field to left ; 
 
 \\ 1} \i AAEZANAPOY BAZIAEHZ, Nike to left, a wreath in 
 
 I* A 
 
 her right hand, a chariot pole in her left : in field, p (Aradus ?) ; 
 
 very fine; from a Munich sate, 1904 1 
 
 425 Alexandras III : Tetradrachm, wt. 264 grs.; Head of young Herakles 
 
 to right, wearing lion's seal]) over head, the forepaws knotted 
 beneath the chin ; 1,{ AAEZANAPOY, traces of BAZIAEHZ 
 H in exergue ; Zeus Aetophoros seated to left on ornamental throne : 
 
 a long sceptre held in the left hand, an eagle perched on the right : 
 in field to left, a branch of vine with grapes, leaf and tendril : of 
 remarkably fine style and in excellent preservation ; from the 
 Trist collection [PI. XV] 1 
 
 426 Alexandras III: Tetradrachm, vt. 264 grs.; Types as last coin: 
 
 BAZIAEHZ AAEZANAPOY: NO beneath throne which 
 has small figures of Nike on upper corners of the back ; cornucopia 
 in field to left; very fine and rare: from the von Wotoch col- 
 lection 1 
 
 427 Alexandras III : Tetradrachm, minted at Ephesos, vt. 264'") grs. : 
 , _, . similar to 425 but with E<J>Eand bee in left field of rev. ; no title 
 
 visible : fine and a rare variety : from the Bunbury collection ] 
 
 42S Alexandl'OS III : Tetradrachm, of spread fabric and posthumou> 
 issue, struck at Uhodos, irt. 256 grs. ; types as preceding coins : 
 PO beneath throne, rose and monogram {Midler, 1154) in field to 
 
 left: eery fine and rare 1 
 
 129 Alexandras III: Drachm, ict. C)f> grs.: Types as larger coins: 
 
 AAEZAN : A and torch 
 Philippos III: Tetradrachm. vt. 265 grs.; Types as Alexanders 
 coins but reading BAZI AEI2Z <t>l Al P POY in n continuous 
 line by side of sceptre) and with monogram below throne: Imth 
 fine and the last coin from the Montagu collection 2 
 
 130 Demetnos Polionketes : Tetradrachm. vt. 2<>1 grs. : Nike stand- 
 
 ing on prow of galley to left, blowing a long trumpet and carrying 
 banner staff; H BAZIAEHZ AHMHTPIOY. Poseidon
 
 1 
 
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 Fourth Day 62 
 
 Lot 430continut d. 
 
 charging to left, brandishing a long trident ; his chlamys wrapped 
 around his left fore-arm : in Held to left 112 {monogram), to right, 
 dolphin : a vert/ good specimen and rare 1 
 
 431 Demetrios Poliorketes : Tetradrachm, let. 262 grs.; Types as 
 
 preceding coins : in field of rev. to left, 1X2 (monogram), to right, 
 dolphin and star ; eery fine and rare 1 
 
 432 Demetrios Poliorketes: Tetradrachm, wt. 264*5 grs. ; Types as 
 
 last coin : hipennis (la monogram) in field to left, and HP (mono- 
 gram) between legs of Poseidon ; an unusually fine example of 
 this very interesting coin, practically in mint state; very rare : 
 from the London sale of May, 1900 [PI. XV] 1 
 
 433 Demetnos Poliorketes: Tetradrachm, wt. 256 grs. ; similar to 
 
 preceding cuius: HP (monogram) in field of rev. to left, and 
 hipennis (or monogram) to right ; fine and rare 1 
 
 P54 Demetrios Poliorketes: Hemidrackm, wt. 3li grs.; Types as 
 preceding tetradrachms : A and ANO (monogram) in field of 
 ;('/.; unusually fnw and rare [PI. XV] 1 
 
 135 Demetrios Poliorketes: Tetradrachm, wt. 265"5 grs.; Deified 
 head of Demetrios to right wearing diadem: a short curved horn 
 on side of head: I; BASIAEHZ AHMHTPIOY, Poseidon 
 standing to left resting right foot on pile of rocks, a trident in his 
 right hand : monogram in field to right and left : a brilliant speci- 
 men of very good style : rare 1 
 
 f3ii Antigonos Gonatas : Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs.; Macedonian 
 shield, tin; border ornamented with stars in lunettes ; in the 
 centre a head of Tan to left with pedum over .shoulder: K BAXI- 
 AEI2Z ANTITONOY. Athena Alkis to left; before her. 
 Macedonian helmet : behind, monogram (HA) ; a eery fine 
 example 1 
 
 f.">7 Antigonos Gonatas : Tetradrachm, wt. 263*5 grs.: Types as last 
 coin: the head of Pan of larger size: KX, to right of Athena 
 Alkis : also in excellent conditio// 1 
 
 !">- Antigonos Doson : Tetradrachm, wt. 2(52 grs.: Mead of Poseidon 
 to riiiht. wearing wreath of marine plant : l,{ Apollo holding bow, 
 -'ated upon the overhanging gallery running along the forepart 
 of a -alley; along the side in two lines BAXIAEHX ANTI- 
 TONOY. in field below, monogram : an exceedingly fine coin : 
 >'. ./// the loud <t ml jig ure of unusually good style ; rery rare 
 PI. XV 1
 
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 441 
 
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 442 
 
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 443 
 
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 446 
 
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 Philippos V : Tetradrachm, wt. 262'5 #rs. ; Macedonian shield, the 
 border ornamented with stars in lunettes, the centre with bearded 
 head of Perseus, to left, wearing winged conical-shaped helmet with 
 griffin's head at top ; behind the neck, the harpa ; JJ Wreath of 
 oak, within which, club between BAZIAE.QZ <t>IAinnOY 
 and three monograms, one above and two below ; beyond tie of 
 wreath, harpa ; an exceedingly fine specimen and extremely rare ; 
 from the Montagu collection [PI. XV] 1 
 
 Perseus: Tetradrachm, wt. 260 grs. ; Diademed portrait head of the 
 King to right; BAZIAEI2Z PEPZE.QZ, Eagle to right, 
 standing on fulmen ; in field, I, Ml, <l> ; the whole within a wreath 
 of oak ; below the tie of the wreath, a plough ; a eery fine and 
 rare coin [PI. XV] 1 
 
 Perseus : Tetradrachm, wt. 259 grs. ; Types as last coin : three 
 monograms in central part of in, E.Q, EY ; very fine but 
 bent 1 
 
 Macedonia under Roman Domination : Tetradrachm, wt. 251 grs. ; 
 Macedonian shield ; the border ornamented with stars in lunettes 
 divided by three pellets, the centre with bust of Artemis to right, 
 a bow and quiver behind the neck ; $ Wreath of oak : within it, 
 Club between MAKEAONHN PPHTHZ and three mono- 
 grams, one above, the others below ; near tie of wreath, fulmen ; 
 eery fine 1 
 
 Macedonia under Roman Domination ; MAKEAONI2N beneath 
 beardless male head to right (generally considered to be intended 
 for Alexander the Great); behind the neck, 9 ; % AESILLAS. 
 Q, Club between circular money case and Quaestor's throne : the 
 whole within a wreath ; dry fine 1 
 
 Patraos, K. of Paeonia : Tetradrachm. wt. 190*5 grs. ; Laureate head 
 of Apollo to right; PATPAOY (traces only). Paeonian horse- 
 man charging to right and riding down Macedonian hoplite : <>J 
 unusually good style ; rare 1 
 
 Audoleon, K. of Paeonia: Tetradrachm, wt. 191 grs. : Head of 
 Athena, nearly facing, wearing triple-plumed helmet : U AYAjQ 
 AEONTOZ, Free horse to right, a large pellet between the fore 
 legs; eery fine and rare 1 
 
 Thkaua. Abdera : Early OJctadrachm, wt. 460"5 grs.: Griffin 
 seated to left, the forepaw raised : in lower field to front. A and 
 an uncertain adjunct : JjQuadripartiteincu.se; acdiio/ th highest 
 interest ; eery fine and exceedingly rare : jr*>m the lihousojioulos 
 collection [PI. XV | 1
 
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 447 Abdeca : Oktadrachm, vt. 444 grs. ; Griffin seated to left, of very 
 similar style but possibly slightly later than preceding coin ; in 
 lower Held to front, uncertain letters or adjunct ; Quadripartite 
 incuse of small size ; a fine and exceedingly rare and interest/)/*/ 
 coin : also from the Rhousopoulos collection ' (?) [PI. XV] 1 
 
 4 l> Abdera : Tetradraehm, irt. 231 grs.; KAAAIAIMAZ around figure 
 
 > \\v "f a griffin seated to right upon a fish, the fore-paw raised ; # 
 
 Shallow incuse with ABAHPITEI2N on a broad border around 
 
 a quadripartite linear square; on e.rceedinghj fine and very rare 
 
 cin : from the Trist collection [PI. XV] 1 
 
 44 ( .i Abdera : Tetrad 'rachm, irt. 230'5 grs. ; Griffin seated to left ; beneath 
 jj_l the raised fore paw, cock to left : 1.1 Shallow incuse with EPH - 
 PO AO ~ TO around a quadripartite square ; a rev// fine and 
 exceedingly rare variety ;from the A llatini sale of 1 904 [PI. XV] 1 
 
 450 Abdera : Tetradraehm, vt. 22855 grs. ; Griffin seated to right, both 
 
 fore paws raised ; in field over wing, cantharus ; Shallow incuse, 
 with EPI MEAA NIP- PO, around quadripartite square; 
 a very fine and exceedingly rare coin ; from the Montagu collection 
 [PI. XV] 1 
 
 451 Ainos : Tetradraehm, irt. 252 grs. ; Head of Hermes to right, wearing 
 
 close-fitting petasos with very narrow brim and band of beaded 
 ornament ; the hair tightly braided up around back of head ; 
 Shallow square incuse with AIN (or AIN[I]) over figure of goat 
 to right ; in field to front, a large crescent, on the hind-quarter of 
 the goat a corn grain : of very early issue and of exceptionally good 
 archaic style; in fine preservation and of much greater rarity than 
 the later archaic issues [PI. XV] 1 
 
 152 Ainos : Tetradraehm, vt. 257 '5 grs.; Types as last coin: AINI : 
 
 before the goat, a small terminal figure of Hermes placed on a 
 throne to right : the figure wears petasos and holds a goat, from 
 the hack of the throne is hung a wreath ; an extremely fine speci- 
 men and a very run' and interesting variety [PI. XV] 1 
 
 153 Ainos : Tetradraehm, of fine style and period, irt. 243 grs. ; Head of 
 
 Hermes three-quarter face to left, wearing narrow brimmed petasos 
 ornamented with a beaded band ; I,' AINION, Goat standing to 
 right, a tall corn stalk (?) in front : very fine and err// ran- 1 
 
 151 Ainos . Tetradraehm, vt. '2\()(irs.; Similar to last piece; the head 
 
 in higher relief : before the coat, an amphora resting on a curious 
 
 and with a branch of ivy (?) passed through the handles and 
 
 cting above the mouth : if smne/ehat earlier style than pre 
 
 fd'mn ruin ; in-Jl preserved and very rari J PI. XV] 1
 
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 455 Ainos : Drachm, wt. 55'5 grs. : Head of Hermes, three-quarter face 
 
 to right, wearing broad petasos, of ordinary form, bent down over " - " 
 the ears ; AINION, Throne with back-rest and arms, placed to 
 left and supporting a terminal figure of Hermes; a ram-headed 
 + t j antefix at end of arm throne ; in field to left, cantharus : of the 
 
 L* j finest period and of exceptionally fine style ; covered with a fine 
 
 lustrous black patination and in excellent preservation ; from the 
 Bunbury collection [PI. XV] 1 
 
 450 Dikaia: M Stater, ivt. 114 grs. : Head of Herakles to right in lion's 
 seal]) head-dress ; the design of very early style and curiously 
 arranged, the face of the hero appearing to project from between 
 the very widely extended jaws of a lion : [{ A-l-K, in three 
 corners of a shallow incuse square with head and neck of bull to 
 left: an extremely fine and very rare coin [PI. XIV] 1 
 
 457 Maroneia : Tetradrackm, wt. 224 grs. ; MAPflN, Free horse 
 
 prancing to left ; large cantharus in field above ; 1,1 Shallow incuse 
 square with AEONYZ on broad border round linear square with 
 
 fruited vine ; an extremely fine and eery rare coin : of excellent 
 late archa ic style [ P I . X V I ] 1 
 
 458 Maroneia: Tetradrachm, wt. 222 grs.; M]APHN. Free horse 
 ^~ prancing to left; in Held above, cantharus; \i Shallow incuse 
 
 square ; in linear square in centre fruited vine ; on border around, 
 EPIMHTPOAOTO : of early transitional style: eery fine 
 and very rare [PI. XVI] 1 
 
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 MACEDONIA, &c continued. 
 
 LOT 
 
 459 Thasos : A\ Stater, of very early issue, wt. 150 grs. ; Satyr kneeling 
 to right and carrying Nymph in his arms ; the satyr nude, the 
 nymph draped in a long chiton ; 1,{ Shallow incuse, irregularly 
 formed and quartered ; of very archaic style and treatment and in 
 excellent preservation [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 460 Thasos : JR Stater, wt. 130'5 grs. ; Satyr kneeling to right and 
 carrying Nymph in his arms ; the satyr nude, the nymph wearing 
 a long chiton girded in at the waist and open at the neck ; in field 
 
 to right, A : [{ Quadripartite mill-sail incuse ; of very fine style 
 and the best period ; in excellent preservation [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 M')l Thasos: A\ Stater, wt. 131 '5 grs.; as last coin; equally fine 
 [PI. XVI] ] 
 
 46ii Thasos : Tetradrachm, wt. 228 grs. ; Head of bearded Dionysos to 
 left, wearing wreath of ivy leaves with korymboi of berries over the 
 forehead : M 0AZIO[N, Herakles kneeling to right and shooting 
 with bow ; he wears the Nemsean lion's skin, the scalp pulled over 
 the head, the rest falling behind ; the paws knotted together at the 
 throat and waist : in field to right, a circular buckler; a work of 
 the finest state and period ; in excellent condition and very rare 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 |i;."> Thasos: bidrachm, wt. 10l7> grs. ; Types .similar to last coin ; the 
 head of Dionysos to right; monogram (HP) in field of \* ; fine 
 and eery rare ( PI. XVi| 1 
 
 I'm Thasos : Hemidrachm, wt. 28 grs. ; Youthful head to left wearing 
 plain diadem: \\ Herakles wearing lion's skin, kneeling to right 
 and shooting with bow : in field to right, circular buckler; of very 
 fine style ; /// excellent condition and very rare : from the cabinet of 
 /,'. Ilobart Smith. AW/. .V. )'. LPI. XVI] I 
 
 I 1 '-" Thasos : (Jbol, wt. 1-2 grs. : Hoarded Scilen kneeling to left and 
 holding cantharus ; I.; 0AiZ]IHN, Amphora 
 7 '. -tradrarhm, of late type. wt. 2fil'5 grs. : Head of youthful Dionysos 
 t" rL'ht. wearing ivy wreath with korymboi of berries;
 
 67 Fifth Day 
 
 Lot 465 continued. 
 
 Vo HPAKAEOYZ ZHTHPOZ AZiniM, Nude figure of 
 Herakles standing to left, the lion's skin hanging from his left 
 shoulder ; his right hand supports a club, the end resting on ground 
 in front ; in field, M ; both very fine 2 
 
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 466 Byzantion : Tetradrachm, wt. 235 grs. ; PY over bull standing to 
 left ; the farther fore-leg raised above a wreath with <t> in centre ; 
 ] Quadripartite incuse, the divisions covered with a series of dotted 
 
 lines ; very fine and rare ; from the Montagu collection 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 467 Salybria (or Selymbria) : Drachm, ivt. 65" 5 grs. ; ZA, Cock standing 
 
 to left ; i Quadripartite incuse of mill-sail type ; a fine and very 
 rare coin 1 
 
 46S Lysi machos, K. of Thracia : Tetradrachm, wt. 265 grs. ; Diademed 
 head of Alexander to right, with horn of Zeus Amnion above the 
 ear; \ji B]AZ! AEX2Z AYZI M AXOY, Pallas Nikephoros seated 
 on throne to left, the left arm leaning on shield placed by side of 
 throne ; behind the figure, a spear ; in field, racing torch, mono- 
 gram (PYPA) and, below the type, meander ; a eery fine 
 example 1 
 
 469 Lysimachos : Tetradrachm, ret. 263 grs. ; Similar to preceding coin : 
 A and monogram (KE) ; fine 1 
 
 THESSALIA. 
 
 L 1 
 
 
 
 470 Ainianes : Hemidrachm: v:t. 42*5 grs. ; Laureate head of Zeus to 
 
 left, with sparse pointed beard : [i AIN I ANXIN, Nude youthful 
 warrior repelling an attack from the right ; a shield in his left hand 
 and a spear in his right : his chlamys attached to the neck and 
 hanging over the left forearm ; very fine and of good style and 
 period 1 
 
 471 Larissa: Drachm, ivt. 92'5 grs.; Nude youth to right, running 
 Jb beside and catching a galloping bull by the horns ; the chlamys 
 
 and kausia blown back to left; l ; { AAPI ZAIA. Bridled horse 
 
 galloping to right ; of excellent style and in very fine preservation 
 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 472 LaNssa : Drachm, wt. 94 grs. ; similar to preceding coin hut varied 
 _*- in treatment ; the type to left, the bull rearing and lifting up the 
 
 figure of the youth ; a long loose rein trailing helow the horse on 
 reverse; very fine and an uncommon variety -r""~" 1 
 
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 473 Larissa: Drachm, wt. 93 grs. ; Head of the nymph Larissa to left, 
 
 . t fl wearing spheudone ; U AAPIZAI, Bridled horse galloping to 
 
 / / right, a loose tethering rein trailing beneath ; eery fine and rare 
 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 174 Larissa : A\ Stater (?), wtf. 185 grs. ; Head of nymph Larissa wearing 
 
 diadem and turned three-quarter face to left; \j. AAPIXAI.QN, 
 Bridled horse trotting to right ; of excellent style (a copy from the 
 similar work by Kimon of Syracuse) ; eery fine and very rare; 
 from the Montagu collect 'urn [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 175 Larissa: Drachm, wt. 93 grs. ; obv. similar to last coin, but of varied 
 
 >tyle and treatment; AAPI, Horse grazing to right ; very fine 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 17G Larissa: Drachm, wt. 92'5 grs. : obv. very similar to no. 474; 
 U AAPIZAiniM. Hobbled horse grazing to right; very fine 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 477 Lamia : flemidrachm, wt. 40 grs. ; Dionysos head to left ; 
 tf AAMIEHN, Amphora 
 
 Oitaioi : flemidrachm, wt. 42 grs. ; Lion's head to left, a spear 
 between its jaws ; \{ OITA.QN (retro.), Xude Herakles (?) to 
 front, wearing garland and holding a long club 
 
 Pharkadon : flemidrachm, wt. 44 grs. ; Youth to right seizing by 
 the horns the forepart of a bull: <t>APKAAO, forepart of 
 horse to right : all fine and uncommon 3 
 
 17s Phalanna: Drachm, wt. 84'5 #/>'.: Youthful head to right, the 
 hair short and curling : U 4>AAANNAI . .. Horse to right ; very 
 fine and rare [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 179 Pharsalos : Drachm, wt. 93'5 grs.; Head of Athena to right, 
 wearing crested helmet : the hinged cheek-guard turned up and 
 resting on side of helmet ' U <t> A P X, Thessalian horseman 
 to riidit, wearing kausia and chlamys, and carrying a long rod : 
 ri'ry rare and in unusually fine state, the. rev. slightly damaged ; 
 from the Montagu sale \ PI. XVI] 1 
 
 ISO Pharsalos : Drachm, n-t. 9 _''"> grs. ; similar to last coin : the helmet 
 ornamented with a serpent, and a bird's wing attached above the 
 ear; coy fine and rare (PI. XVI] 1 
 
 1 M Pharsalos: flemidrachm, wt. 47 grs.; Head of Athena to right, 
 wearing crested helmet with cheek-guard raised and resting on 
 -ide : I! Incuse square with ^AP and horse's head to right 
 
 pi. xvi| 
 
 Tp'ikka: Ifcmidrachm, wt. \-2grs.: Youth running bv the side of the
 
 f /L,fi 482 
 
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 Lot 481 continued. 
 
 forepart of a bull and seizing it by the horns ; 1/ TPIKKAION 
 (retro.), Forepart of horse to right ; both fine and uncommon 2 
 
 Skotoussa: Drachm, wt. 93'5 grs. ; Forepart of horse to left: 
 # *KO, Grain of corn, the whole in a shallow square incuse ; very 
 fine and very rare ; from the lihousojxmlos collect ion [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 4t<3 Skotoussa: Hemidrachm, wt. 41 grs. ; similar types to larger coin 
 in last lot, but with the forepart of horse to right ; also eery fine 
 and rare 1 
 
 WESTERN AND CENTRAL GREECE. 
 
 ILLYRIA TO ATTICA. 
 
 4*4 Illyria. Apollonia: ^R Stater, wt. 174 grs. ; Cow to right and 
 
 calf ; the cow turning round to lick the calf ; in field above, bee : 
 \i A PO A, Club and bow around the sides of a linear square with 
 stellate designs in two long compartments; a very fine specimen and 
 an unusual variety from the Montagu collection [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 ' its 
 
 485 Dyrrhachioi, (minted at Epidamnos?): M Stater, wt. 168 grs. ; 
 Types as last coin but without obverse adjunct, and with A Y - ^ 
 
 /p, around the linear square on reverse 
 
 A\ Stater, of Corinthian type, wt. 132*5 grs. : Head of Athena to 
 right wearing Corinthian helmet ; dolphin in front. A and club 
 behind ; [{ A below Pegasos flying to right; both eery fine 2 
 
 48tf Fpriros. AmbPakia: AX Stater, of Corinthian type, wt. 129 grs. : 
 
 I I (. Head of Athena to left, at point of neck, A ; behind, nude figure 
 
 f ' I seated on ground to front (Herakles strangling the serpents?); 
 
 \l A, Pegasos with curled wing standing to right : fine and a 
 
 rare variety [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 ") i , 4*7 Ambrakia: AX Stater, ret. 129 grs. : types as last coin : A in Held 
 ^ J * over helmet; in front of neck, swan (.'serpent coiled around 
 
 uncertain object) ; behind neck, nude male figure, wearing pile<)>^W- 
 and seated towards left; a eery rare variety (PI. XVI] 1 
 
 f 4SN Ambrakia: A\ Stater* (2). of Corinthian type, wts. 128'") and 
 
 129 grs. : with obr. adjunct, grapes over eantharus, and \i A below 
 
 Pegasos, with pointed wing, flying to right: or with helmet 
 
 crested and adjunct spear head, I,! A below Pegasos, with pointed 
 
 / wing, riving to left : l>th fine and )tnc<>ri<in 2 
 
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 489 Ambrakia: Al Stater, Corinthian type. trt. l-">-Vf> gr. 
 .-./ coin in preceding lot : dry Jim- and uncommon
 
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 Ambrakia : Al Stater, Corinthian type, ict. 131 </;*. ; similar to last 
 coin hut with spear behind the head of Athena; very fine and rare 
 [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 Ambrakia : A\ ( Victor iatus), ict. 56 grs. ; Veiled head of laureate 
 Dione to left: K AM, Obelisk with beaded and tasselled fillet 
 attached to point; the whole within a laurel wreath; very fine 
 and rare ( ff , ^\ l 
 
 PyiThos, King of Epeiros: Tetradrachm, ict. 261 grs. ; Head of 
 Zeus Dodonaios to left, wearing wreath of oak leaves ; below neck, 
 traces of letter and monogram : g BAZIAEHZ PYPPOY, 
 Dione crowned and enthroned to left, wearing chiton banded in at 
 the waist and a peplos falling to the hips ; in her right hand is 
 held a long sceptre, her left, raised, holds up a corner of the 
 mantle ; of eery high rarity and in very good preservation ; 
 found in 1897 by a peasant in a water-course at Gerace, the site 
 if the ancient Lokroi in Hruttium [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 Kofkyra : A\ Stater, of very early issue, ict. 107'5 grs. ; Cow and 
 calf, the former standing to left and with the head turned back to 
 right : J,< Two oblong sinkings, side by side, each containing a 
 stellate design the so-called "Gardens of Alkinoos ; very rare 
 and very fine : from the lihousopoulos collection [PI. XVI] 
 
 A\ Stater, of later issue, ict. 1 65*5 grs. ; obv. as before; Jjt K O 
 P 0E (monogram) around sides of linear square with two 
 stellate designs ; fine 2 
 
 Korkyra : Didrachm, ict. 79 grs. ; Dionysos head to right; IX Pegasos 
 Hying to light; below, KOP {monogram); rare and of pleasing 
 style [PI. XVI] 1 
 
 Akaknania. Anaktorion : Drachm, ict. 43'o grs. ; ANAK- 
 
 TOPIHN. Laureate head of Apollo to right : behind neck, 
 laurel leaf; 1,1 AN, Pegasos to right; very fine and very rare 
 PI. XVI] L 
 
 Anaktorion: A\ Sf, iter, of Corinthian type, ict. 120'5 r/;\s\ ; Athena 
 head to riVht : behind head, tripod in wreath and AN {monogram); 
 I: A Itcneath Pegasos Hying to right 
 
 Leukas: A\ St, iter, of Corinthian type, ict. 13(JTj grs. ; A and 
 radiieeus liehind head of Athena to left : H A beneath Pegasos to 
 left 2 
 
 Leukas. Al Sf, iter, u-t. WX~\grs.\ Archaic statue of Artemis (?) to 
 
 . it. -ta^ by her -ide : behind, dove headed sceptre : in front, 
 
 -'.in ear: the whole within laurel wreath: I! A EYKAAII2N.
 
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 Lot 497 continued. 
 
 AIAKPITOZ, Prow to right with lion-headed ram ; club in 
 field to right 
 Hemidrachm, of Corinthian type, wt. 27 grs. ; Apollo head to right; 
 AE (monogram) behind ; |i Pegasos to right ; both fine 2 
 
 498 Akarnania: Federal M Stater, ivt. 15373 grs. ; AYlKOYPTOZ, 
 
 behind head of Acheloos to right with bull's horn, ear and neck ; 
 # AKAPNANHN, Nude Apollo seated on throne to left, a Low- 
 in his right hand ; very fine and rare [PI. XVII j ] 
 
 499 Aitolia: Federal Tetradrachm, rvt. 261*5 grs.; Head of Herakles to 
 right; AITHAflN, Aitolia seated to right on a pile of shields 
 the uppermost of which bears the letter A ; she wears kausia, 
 chlamys and endromides, and holds a spear in her right hand and 
 a sheathed sword in her left : in front, monogram and Z< E ?) : 
 very fine and eery rare ; from the Bunbary collection [PI. XVII ] 
 
 Hemidrachm, ivt. 37*5 grs. ; Head of Aitolia to right, wearing kausia ; 
 l> AIT.f2AnN, Boar rushing to right ; in field, two monograms 
 and spear-head ; fine 2 
 
 500 Lokris. Opous : Al Stater, ivt. 181 grs. ; Head of Persephone to 
 
 left, crowned with corn ; OPONTIHN, Nude figure of the 
 
 Locrian Aiax charging to right, armed with helmet, sword and 
 / ... 
 
 \J shield ; on inner side of shield, griffin : on the ground between 
 
 the hero's legs, spear and arrow : of excellent style, fine and rery 
 
 rare [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 ^2- 501 Opous . A\ Stater, ft. 183 grs. : similar to preceding coin : lion on 
 
 < ; i0 S inner side of shield of Ajax, and pileos and spear on ground 
 
 between his legs; fine and very rare [PI. XVII] 1 
 
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 502 Opous : AX Stater, irt. 181'5 grs. : types as before ; a serpent on the 
 shield and two spears on the ground : very fine and very rare 
 
 ; pi. xviii i 
 
 503 Opous : Hemidrachm (2), wt:. 43"5 grs. : types as larger coins lint 
 
 with the head of Persephone to right : one with serpent on shield 
 and crested helmet on ground [PI. XVII]: the second piece with 
 lion on shield and two spears on ground : both very fine 2 
 
 504 Opous : Obol, id. 1 1 grs. : OPON, Vine-decked amphora : i; Star 
 Loknoi Hypoknemidioi : Hemidrachm, u-t. 40"5 grs. : Head of 
 
 Persephone to right ; I! AOKPHN. the Locrian Ajax charging 
 to right ; between legs, YPOK (m<>n'>gram) : both eery fine and 
 The last eh, [PI. XVII] very rare 2
 
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 505 Phokis: Federal Triobol, irt. 43 grs.; Bull's head facing; \i <t>Q, 
 
 Laureate bead of Apollo to right : behind, lyre 
 
 Delphoi : Triheminbnl, irt. 20 grs. ; Ram's head to right; beneath 
 
 it. dolphin : [{ Ram's head, to front, between two dolphins ; both 
 
 eery fine ; the last coin from the Hobart Smith cabinet 2 
 
 500 Delphoi : A\ Stater, irt. 189"5 grs. ; Head of Demeter to left, veiled 
 and crowned with corn ; [i AM<t>l KTIONI2[N], Laureate figure 
 of Apollo to left, seated on the Delphian omphalos; the right 
 hand supporting the chin, the elbow resting on the stretching bar 
 of a lyre placed in the background ; the left arm lying along the 
 thigh, the hand holding a long sceptre topped with a forked branch 
 of laurel : the god wears a long chiton, banded in at the waist and 
 fitted with sleeves : a mantle {himation) is loosely folded and 
 placed beneath him, one of the corners hanging down the side of 
 the omphalos, which is covered with a series of tasseled fillets 
 loosely netted together with cords : a coin of excellent style and 
 if tli' highest interest : it was probably issued during the great 
 Pythian festival of l;.C. 346, on the occasion of the re-assembling of 
 the Amphictyonic Council at the close of the Phokian war; ride 
 /fend. JUstoria Xumorum,p. 289-90 [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 507 Boiotia. Haiiartos: Early Drachm, ict. 9G"5 grs. ; Boeotian 
 shield : l.i H in centre of deep mill-sail incuse ; eery fine and 
 ran- : from the I lobart-Smith cabinet [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 (>> Boiotia: Urachm, of late issue, minted at Thebai, v:t. 78 grs. ; 
 Head of Poseidon to right; l 7 { BOIHTUN, Nike standing to 
 left holding wreath and sceptre : in field, AN {monogram) 
 Mykalessos : Obol, u-t. 13 grs. : Boeotian shield : 1,1 Fulmen between 
 
 MY 
 Tanagra: Ob>d. u-t. 11 , f rs. ; Boeotian shield: l< TANA. Forepart 
 of horse to ri.ht ; all eery fun- 3 
 
 "(>'.' Pharai : Early A\ Stater, u-t. 190 grs. ; Boeotian shield; l.t ) in 
 eentre of mill-sail incuse; fine and rare; from the lhinbury 
 
 roller/;,,,, 1 
 
 ")!' Tanagra : Early A\ Stater, irt. ISG'5 grs. : Boeotian shield. T A 
 in the lateral kidney shaped openings : I.! Wheel in circular incuse : 
 > /// fine ,,,! rnre ; from I In- Montagu collection \ PI. XVII I 
 
 Tanagna : A\ St,,t,-r, u-t. 1*9*5 grs.: Boeotian shield: i; Fncuse 
 
 : TA. forepart of horse to riidit : eery fine mid very run : 
 
 fl,. Mnn/ann roller/ion I PI. XVII ]
 
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 512 Thebai : Early A\ Stater, vt. \&igrs.; Boeotian shield; in 
 centre of deep mill-sail incuse ; from the Trist collection 
 
 Thebai: M Stater, wt. 184 grs. ; Boeotian buckler; 0E, 
 Amphora with high volute handles ; both fine and the first very 
 uncommon 2 
 
 513 Thebai : JR Stater, wt. 187'5 grs. ; Boeotian shield ; \,i E, Head 
 of bearded Heracles to left, wearing' lion's scalp ; the whole in 
 incuse square ; of fine early style; very rare; from the Montagu 
 collection [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 514 Thebai : Al Stater, wt. 186 grs. ; Boeotian shield ; l Incuse square. 
 Head of bearded Herakles, facing, wearing lion's scalp ; 
 
 ery fine robust style ; of great rarity and in excellent preserva- 
 tion ; from the Rhousopoulos collection [PI. XVII ) 1 
 
 \, H-^v 515 Thebai : Ai Stater, wt. 183 grs. ; Boeotian shield; ft 0E, Head of 
 Dionysos to right, "bearded and wreathed with ivy ; rare 1 
 
 516 Thebai : A\ Stater, wt. 185'5 grs. ; Boeotian shield ; IjL E, the 
 infant Herakles seated on ground to front, strangling the serpents; 
 the head turned round to right ; a bow in upper field to left : 
 of fine style, in excellent preservation and very rare ; from the 
 Montagu collection [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 a ' 517 Thebai : M Stater, wt. 184 grs. ; Boeotian shield ; li EBAI05. 
 Rude Herakles kneeling to right, bending back and re-stringing a 
 bow ; in field, club ; an unusually fine design of late archaic style : 
 very rare and well preserved ; from the Warren collection 1 
 
 518 Thebai: M Stater, wt. 187 grs.; Boeotian shield ; 0E, Amphora: 
 a branch of vine with grapes in held to right : a very fine example 1 
 
 I L| 519 Thebai : AiStater,wt. 187 grs. ; Boeotian shield; A A-MO K A. 
 
 ', Amphora; in field above, club; a very rare and interesting 
 
 variety : from the Trist collection \ PI. XVII j 1 
 
 520 EUDOIA. Chalkis : Early Drachm, wt. 67 grs. ; Wheel with four 
 
 spokes : [i Incuse square diagonally divided : and an Obof. wt. 
 1 1 grs., of similar type but with incuse on rev. of irregular form : 
 both very fine : from the Montagu collection 2 
 
 521 Chalkis : Drachm, irt. 57'5 grs. ; Female head to right : the hair 
 rolled around the head ; 1/ XAA, Eagle fixing and tearing a 
 serpent held in its talons ; in field, trophy : of very fine style and 
 rare : from the Montagu collection \ P\, XVII] 
 
 Chalkis: Drachm, wt. 56 grs. ; similar to preceding coin but with 
 varied adjunct on rev. (uncertain object tied with fillet around the 
 centre) : als<> vent fine 2 
 
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 y\) ^Wl'l Eretria: Early Di drachm, wt. 131 grs. ; Gorgon head facing; 
 
 /. r rJ& Incuse square, roughly (quartered diagonally ; a very early and 
 
 \ yP) v, ry rare coin in excellent condition ; from the Rhousopoulos 
 
 collection [PI. XVII] 
 
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 .">:.';> Eretria: Didrachm, wt. 1 30 grs. ; Cow standing to right, scratching 
 
 its head, turned round to left, with the near hind foot ; beneath 
 the hody, E ; 1,1 Shallow square incuse with sepia, fine and rare 1 
 
 / t - ">24 Eretria : flemidrachm, wt. 30'.j grs. ; types similar to last coin ; the 
 cow standing to left : 3 on hind quarter and on body of sepia : 
 rery fine 
 Eretria: Drachm: wt. 62'5 grs. ; Female h*ad to right; ^ EYB. 
 
 Bull's head to right : fine and rare fait oxidised 
 Histiaia: Tetrobol, wt. 30'5 grs. ; Head of Maenad to right; U 
 q IXTIAIEI2N, Nymph seated on prow to right ; eery fine 3 
 
 JL^- "(_'.") Eretria : Oktnbol, wt. 84*5 grs. ; Head of Artemis to right, a quiver 
 
 and how showing behind the head : \{ EPETPI, Cow to right, 
 recumbent : in exergue, AAMAZI : a rery rare coin and of 
 unusually fine style and preservation \ PI. XVII] 1 
 
 ."n't; Arii ka. Athenai : Early Tetradrachm, wt. 259 grs. ; Head of 
 Athena to right wearing plumed helmet; the crest-ridge broad and 
 ornamented with a zig-zag line and pellets : the hair represented 
 by dots and lines, the eye full and leaf shaped : 1,1 A0E, Owl to 
 right, the head facing : in top left-hand corner, sprig of olive with 
 two leaves and berry : '/ very early coin 1 
 
 . 527 Athenai : Early Tetradrachm, wt. 2G2 grs. : types similar to pre- 
 
 ' LY ceding coin but possibly of somewhat earlier date ; the head in 
 
 reater relief, the hair shown by parallel waved lines : a very 
 
 s- fine specimen and veri/ rare : from the flobart-Smith cabinet 
 
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 _'* Athenai : Archaic Tetrad rachm, wt. 2G5 grs. : types similar to pre 
 fed in,-: coins : the helmet ornamented with a S shaped scroll 
 terminated by a palmette, and three upright olive-leaves: a small 
 ci -e-ieent near the olive sprig : a very fine specimen 1 
 
 1".' Athenai : Archaic 'Tetradrachm, wt. 205'") grs.: of same type and 
 period as preceding : </// unusually fine specimen [PI. XVII j 1 
 
 "" Athenai : Archaic Tetradrachm, wt. 2(51 grs. : of same style as pre 
 ecdinv : very Jim 1 
 
 Athenai: Tetradrachm, wt. i'G ] grs.: of similar type to two pre- 
 . coins but of later style and date ; very Jim' 1 
 
 Athenai: T> tradrarhm. " - f. 2G5 grs. : similar to last coin, very fine 1
 
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 533 Athenai : Tetradrachm, wt. 2G3 grs. ; of similar type to preceding 
 coin, but of late style ; an unusually well struck and characteristic 
 example of this late issue of early type. Obol and Hemibol, of 
 similar type and early issue. Triobol, wt. 31 grs. ; R Owl, facing; 
 a branch of laurel on either side ; all fine ~*^S^ ^ 
 
 534 Athenai : Tetradrachm, wt. 259 grs. ; Head of Athena Parthenos to 
 
 right, wearing triple-plumed helmet ornamented with figures of a 
 Pegasos and four horses; U A 0E AIO-N YZI AIO N YZI 
 AN-TI-<t>A ; Owl on Amphora lying on its side ; to right, Helios 
 in quadriga; on amphora, A: beneath it, Al ; the whole within 
 wreath ; a very fine example [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 535 Athenai : Late Tetradrachm (struck under the Koman domination), 
 wt. 257 grs. ; as last coin ; R Owl standing on amphora : in Held, 
 at sides, two monograms (MAP . TAM) ; A on the amphora : a 
 
 eery fine coin, and an interesting variety 1 
 
 536 MEGARIS. Megara : Drachm, wt. GO grs. ; Laureate head of Apollo 
 to right ; J{ MEI~A - PE.QN, Lyre ; eery fine, and of fine style ; 
 a very rare coin ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XVII] 1 
 
 537 Aigina: A\ Staters (2), wt. 188 grs. ; Tortoise, the head to right or 
 left ; a row of dots down back of shell ; R Rough incuse square, 
 irregularly divided into eight divisions : both of very early issue; 
 one shown on PI. XVIII 2 
 
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 *r 
 
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 538 Aigina: Al Staters (2), wt. 188 and 181 grs. ; similar to coins in last 
 
 <^/! lot ; the lighter coin showing the natural shell markings : the 
 
 ffis^r r - heavier with row of dots down shell and with more regularly 
 
 arranged divisions to incuse ; both fine : one shown on PI. XVII 2 
 
 k,> 
 
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 539 Aigina : M Stater (of later style), wt. 186"5 grs. ; Tortoise, the shell 
 
 showing the natural markings, the back of the head shown : I.! In- 
 cuse square of five divisions, A I f~ 1 in the first and second, and 
 a dolphin in the third ; very fine and rare ; from the Montagu 
 collection [PI. XVII | 1 
 
 540 Aigina: Drachm, wt. 90 grs. ; Ob<d, 1 t'.~> grs. : similar to coin in pre- 
 
 ceding lot. but with A I by sides of dolphin : the smaller coin 
 with A I only in divisions of reverse : both very fine 2 
 
 541 Aigina: Drachm, wt. ssT) grs. : as in last lot, with N I and dol- 
 
 phin in three divisions of reverse. And Obol and llemiobol of 
 earlier issue : all fine 3 
 
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 r>42 At iiaia. Korinthos: JR Stater, irt. 136 grs. ; Pegasos, with curled 
 wing, Hying to left; beneath, ? : U Incuse of Swastika shape; very 
 line and rare [Pi. XVIII] 1 
 
 543 Kofinthos : A\ Stater, irt. 133 am. ; Pegasos flying to right; the 
 
 wing curled, ? beneath ; 1,1 Incuse square, with helmeted head of 
 very archaic style to right : very fine and rare [PI. XVI ll] 1 
 
 544 Korinthos : A\ Stater, irt. 132'") gm. ; of similar type and style to 
 
 last coin ; the head of Athena in very low relief, the details very 
 carefully rendered : very fine and rare [PI. XVI 1 1] 1 
 
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 545 Komnthos : A\ Staters (2), of later issue, irt. 130 and 131*5 grs. ; 
 T=v^- Head of Athena to left, dolphin and pabnette in field ; \i Statant 
 Pegasos to right, the wing pointed : a long rein hanging down in 
 trout : 9 beneath ; the second coin without obv. adjuncts, and with 
 li Pegasos to left, hobbled, the head bent downwards, and with 
 trailing rein attached : both fine : the latter from a Munich sale 
 [PI. XVIII] 2 
 
 540 Konnthos : A\ Staters (2), irt. I'M'') and 132 grs. : one with head 
 to left and dolphin and X in field : the second with head to right 
 and N (and .') behind ; both with flying Pegasos (to left) on re- 
 verse : both en- n fine, one shown on PI. XVIII 2 
 
 5 17 Korinthos : A\ Staters (2), irt. 132 and 132*5 gm. ; with head to 
 
 left, and behind it forepart of horse to right : 1,-i Pegasos to left. 
 
 hobbled : very fine and eery rare ; /rum the Unhurt-Smith cabinet: 
 
 the second coin with AP(?)and Aegis in obc. field, and !,{ Pegasos 
 
 -^CL Hying to lefl ; fine ; from the V<m Wotoch collection ; the , first coin 
 
 ^ > sho < -en ,) PI. XVIII 
 
 51> Korinthos : A\ St, item (2), n-t. 131'5 and 133 grs. ; with I and 
 
 /lauipadephoros running to right, or Calydonian boar to left, in 
 field of obverse : both with I.! ?, Pegasos Hying to left : both Very 
 fine : tin wond | PI. XVIII \fmni the Hobmt-Smith cabinet ~1 
 
 ~>['.t Korinthos . A\ S/,,/,,-. irt. |-J7'5 grs. : A and astragalos in field of 
 obverse ; (lying Pegasos to left, on reverse. Drachm (One-third 
 A\ St,/ter), n-t. in grs. ; A behind head of Aphrodite to left : \i 
 P.-ua-os : ni' r,-ry fine sty I, PI. XVIII |. Drachm, irt. 3S"5 gm. : 
 Ilea.] iif Aphrodite, wearing sakko-. N in field: I.! Pegasos: very 
 
 pi. xviii ;;
 
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 550 Phliasia. Phlios: Drachm, wt. 92 grs. ; Bull rushing to left; in 
 exergue, AI3A4>: # ZII2N (termination of obverse inscription) 
 
 r in four corners of shallow incuse with large wheel of four spokes. 
 Obol, wt. 12 grs.; Forepart of furious bull to left; li Large <|>, with 
 pellets in field ; both eery fine, and the first rare [PI. XVI 1 1] 2 
 
 Sikyonia. Sikyon : Early Drachms '2), ict. 95 and 9G grs. ; Dove 
 flying to left ; Square incuse with large Z : one with palmette 
 springing from inner side of letter : both very fine and rare, and 
 from the Rkousopoulos collection : one shown on PI. XVIII 2 
 
 Sikyon : JR Stater, wt. 188 grs. : Chimaera to left : above, wreath; 
 beneath, ZE; li Laurel wreath, with dove flying to left: in front I ; 
 an unusually fine 'and perfect specimen [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 553 Sikyon: JR Stater, wt. 188*5 grs. ; as preceding coin, but from 
 
 different dies : very fine 1 
 
 554 Sikyon : Drachm, wt. 92*5 grs. ; ZE, Dove Hying to left: U ^ reath 
 of laurel, with dove flying to left : of same period as last coin: very 
 fine and rare [PI. XVI 1 1] 1 
 
 Elis : JR Stater, of early issue, wt. 188 grs. : Eagle flying to right and 
 carrying a serpent in its beak : the bird's wings extended and 
 shown above and below the body : A "1, Fulmen : the obverse 
 bears three small punch marks with indistinct devices : fine and 
 very rare : from the Hohart-Smith collection, 1892 1 
 
 556 Elis: JR State>\ wt. 191 grs.; Eagle flying to left and carrying off 
 hare : in field around, six small punch-marks with uncertain de- 
 vices : u FA. Fulmen : very fine and very rare; from the Bunbury 
 
 odlect ion [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 557 Elis : JR Stater, wt. 180*5 grs. : Eagle living to left and carrying oh" 
 
 in its beak a serpent : tin.' wings shown extended above and below 
 the body; in held, five (!) punch marks; I! FA. Circular incuse, 
 with draped figure of Nike running to left and carrying a wreath 
 in her extended right hand : the lower hem of the chiton raised 
 at back and held in her left hand : an exceedingly rare variety 
 nf great artistic merit, anil unusually fell preserved ; fr>on the 
 Hobart-Smith mllertinn, \m\ [PI. XVI II ] 1 
 
 S: JR Stater, wt. 1 8.3 grs. : Eagle with raised wings standing to 
 right : before it. a dead bird : three small punch-marks in held : 
 li AAEION. Xike seated in mourning attitude to left : the legs 
 crossed, the left arm resting on her lap, the hand supporting her 
 bowed head : the right arm hanging by her side, the hand resting 
 
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 Lot 558 continued. 
 
 on the cippos on which she is seated and holding the branches of 
 an untied wreath ; the whole within a shallow square incnse ; a 
 '"in of very high rarity and great interest ; one of the finest known 
 examples; from the Bunhury sale [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 559 El is: A\ Stater, irt. 181 grs. ; Eagle with raised wings standing to 
 
 left and struggling with a serpent held in its claws ; FA, Nike 
 seated to right on the uppermost of three graduated steps ; the 
 wings opened to right and left ; a long wand in her left hand, her 
 right resting on the seat; a wreath placed on the side of the steps : 
 an engraving of great beauty ; the rev. finely preserved, the obv. 
 blurred ; a very rare variety ; from the Ifobart-Smith collection, 
 1897 [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 560 Elis : Drachm, ut. 68 grs. : Eagle flying to right and carrying oft" hare 
 ^ in its talons ; U FA, AYinged fulmen ; a very fine example, and 
 
 rare [PI. XVI 1 1] 
 
 Elis? M Stater, irt. 180 grs. : Eagle flying to right and holding a 
 serpent in its beak ; the wings extended above and below the body ; 
 a punch-mark in field; \i FA and winged fulmen in linear square, 
 the wings extending to top corners : fine and rare [PI. XVII I] 1 
 
 Elis: Ai Stater, irt. 183'5 grs. ; Eagle with extended wings standing 
 to right and struggling with a serpent ; in the held, A (traces) 
 and A ; two punch marks in field ; \i FA and winged fulmen in 
 beaded circle : a very fine and rare coin ; the signature A A is by 
 4? some authorities regarded as a possible signature of Daedalos of 
 
 Sihyon from the Hobart Smith collection [PI. XVI 1 1] 1 
 
 Elis: f/emidrachm, wt. 48 grs.; Eagle to left, standing upon and 
 ^ tearing hare : l A"^ and winged fulmen in circular incuse ; very 
 
 fine and rare [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 564 Elis : Ai Stater, ft. 185*5/7/7?.; Eagle to right, standing upon and 
 
 tearing hare; Ij FA and winged fulmen; the whole within wreath 
 of wild olive : // very fine and eery rare variety ; from the Banbury 
 collection [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 565 Ell i S : A\ Stater, irt. 1 <<!':> grs. ; Kagle's head to right: beneath it. 
 
 briony leaf, on which traces of letters (AA or AA. vide II. M. 
 ('at. Belgian.); [i FA and winged fulmen in wreath of wild olive: 
 "// unusually goad example ig' this very beautiful ami rare coin ; 
 from the Bunburif collection ! PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 506* Elis: f/emidrachm, irt. | T5 grs. : types as 1; 
 lot : v> /// fine and rare 
 
 561 
 
 562 
 
 563 
 
 coin in precedm;
 
 70 Fifth Day 
 
 567 Elis : Hemidrachms (2), wt. 43 e^rf 35 grs. ; PO beneath eagle's 
 
 head to left; FA and winged fulmen in laurel wreath ; or <>l>v. 
 
 I i' Eagle's head to right; below, FA and curved object; l FA, 
 
 Winged fulmen ; both fine, and from the Hobart Smith collection '1 
 
 <\ 568 Elis : Hemidrachms (2), wt. 40 and 43'5 #rs. ; Eagle's head to right; 
 
 I F* in field l)elow ; l FA winged fulmen ; or without letter on obv. 
 
 and wreath around fulmen ; both fine, and from the Hobart Smith 
 
 collection '2 
 
 569 Elis : A\ Stater, of finest transitional style and period, wt. \$bgrs.; 
 
 \i\ 1 V Head of Hera to right wearing broad diadem ornamented with 
 
 palmettes and lilies; J FA and flaming fulmen within wreath of 
 
 wild olive ; an excellent example of this eery fine coin, eery rare ; 
 
 from the Greene collection [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 ^570 Elis: M Stater of fine period, wt. I $7 grs. ; F[A], Head of Hera to 
 right wearing upright diadem ornamented with a trellis of honey- 
 suckle ; 1,1 Eagle with open wings standing to left, an olive wreath 
 around ; very fine and eery rare [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 571 Elis : A\ Stater, wt. 185 grs. ; FA, Head of Hera to right wearing 
 upright diadem ; similar to last coin but of finer style and in 
 higher relief ; \l Eagle with closed wings standing to right, the 
 head turned back to left ; a wreath of wild laurel around ; very 
 fine and eery rare ; from the Evans collection [P\. XVIII] 1 
 
 \ i 57:.' Elis : Drachm, wt. 91' 5 grs.; of similar type and style to preceding 
 coin, but with H PA on diadem; [{ Eagle with raised wings 
 standing to left, the head turned to right : dotted circle around ; 
 very fine <(nd rare [PI. XIX | 1 
 
 ' 573 Elis : Tetradrachm, wt. 188'5 grs. ; FA, Head of Olympia to right. 
 
 the hair rolled up and banded with sphendone ; 1> \\ reath of wild 
 
 7 /^ / olive with figure of eagle, with closed wings, standing to left and 
 
 looking back to right; an extra fine and very rare coin : from the 
 
 Bunbury collection [PI. XVIII] 1 
 
 57 ! Elis : Flemidrachm, n't. 47 grs. ; Head of nymph (Olympia to ri_ht. 
 hair rolled ; I,; FA, Eagle with closed wings standing to right, the 
 head tinned back to left ; uncertain object in field to front : very 
 fine and very rare [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 575 Elis : A\ Stater, wt. 18i''5 grs. ; (FA) Head of Hera to right wearing 
 
 upright diadem inscribed FAAEIflN : l,i W reath of olive within 
 which figure of an eagle, with raised win-.-, standing on a rock to 
 left, the head turned back to right ; '/ very fine and very rare coin 
 IPI. XIX: 1 
 
 l
 
 Fifth Day 80 
 
 ">7; Elis : A\ Stater, irt. 190 grs.; Laureate head of Zeus to right ; FA 
 Eagle with closed wings standing to right ; to left, fulmen ; to 
 right, serpent and H ; a vert/ Jin*' coin, of good style and very rare 
 [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 
 Elis : A\ Stater, irt. 187 grs.: issued by the tyrant Aristotimos ; 
 types similar to last coin but of poorer style and in lower relief, 
 and bearing in field of rev. to left, wreath and API ; a very fine 
 .rant pie and very rare [PI. XIX] 1
 
 81 
 
 
 SIXTH DAYS SALE 
 
 \-J&- 
 
 PELOPONESSOS -continued. 
 
 LOT I 
 
 578 Kephallenia. Pale: Tetrobol, wt.57'5 grs.; PA, Head of Kepha- 
 
 los to right; KE<J>A[A]OZ, Youthful hunter, Kephalos, seated 
 / / ^ on rocks to right ; a spear by his left side; very rare and fine 
 
 [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 r )79 Argolis. Apgos : JR Stater, wt. 180 grs.; Head of Hera to right 
 wearing upright diadem ornamented with palmettes ; [{ A[PTEI]- 
 ON, Head of Negro (?) to right, with short curling hair, sparse 
 beard and moustache ; to right, dolphin swimming upwards : to 
 left, dolphin swimming downwards ; an exceedingly rare and eery 
 fine coin, of unusual and someickat dry treatment ; from the 
 Bhousopoulos collection [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 580 Epidaupos : llernidrachn, vt. 4:0 grs.; Laureate head of Asklcpios 
 
 to right ; behind neck E; 1/ EP (monogram) within laurel wreath; 
 eery fine and rare 
 Tpoizen : Drachm, wt. 58 grs.; Head of Apollo to left, the hair 
 rolled over forehead and straggling down back of neck; [i TPO 
 (traces), upright trident head; of excellent style, rare and finely 
 preserved [PI. XIX] 
 
 581 Arkadia: Federal Triobol of early issue, wt. 45 grs. ; Zeus Lykaeos 
 
 5 seated on throne to left, an eagle with raised wings on his ex- 
 
 tended right arm ; a long sceptre in his left hand ; 1,1 APKAAI- 
 KON, Head of Artemis to right, the hair tightly handed with a 
 doubled cord ; of very fine archaic style [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 582 Apkaclia: Federal Triobol, wt. iQ'ogrs.; of similar type and period j- \( 
 
 "V to coin in last lot, but with the head of Artemis turned to left 
 [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 583 Apkadia : Federal A\ Stater, of the finest style and period, wt. is] gs. : 
 
 Laureate head of Zeus Lykaeos to left ; tt APK (monogram) Xude 
 figure of Pan to left, reclining on a pile of rocks covered with his 
 mantle ; the body shown almost to front, the head turned hack 
 towards the right ; in his right hand a pedum, the left arm resting 
 
 I , I 7 / / 
 
 &*. 
 
 % iV
 
 
 Su-th Day 82 
 
 Lot 583 continual. 
 
 on the rocks behind ; beneath him, on the lower part of the rock, 
 syrinx and signature of the engraver OAY[M] ; an exceedingly 
 fine coin of the best period and style, and of extreme rarity ; from 
 the Montagu collection [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 584 Ar'kadia: Al Triobol, ivt. 43 grs. ; of later issue than preceding coin 
 but with similar types ; the figure of Pan seated on smaller pile of 
 rocks, the right hand raised, the left holding the pedum ; in field, 
 
 APK (monogram) and I ; of much finer style and of earlier issue 
 than these small cuius are generally met with ; eery rare and fine 1 
 
 585 KleitOP : Triobol, v:t. 40'5 grs. ; Head of Helios facing ; \i KAH, 
 
 Bull rushing to right : in upper field to right, centaur brandishing 
 a long club ; very fine and rare [PI. XIX] 
 And a Tetrobol of Messenia, irt. 38 grs.; Zeus head to right; # 
 MEZ : ZENOXAPHZ and tripod in wreath ; very fine 2 
 
 580 Pheneos : A\ Stater, ict. 167 grs.; Head of Persephone to right, 
 wreathed with corn leaves and ears : II <J>ENE.QN, Nude figure 
 of Hermes running to left, holding caduceus in his right hand, and 
 carrying on his left arm the infant Arkas ; the figure placed nearly 
 to front : the head covered by a petasos, turned back to right ; 
 from the left shoulder hangs a chlamys ; in outer field, near to 
 the infant, the name APKAZ in small letters ; an extremely fine 
 example of this beautiful and exceed] ugly rare coin : from the 
 Montagu collection [PI. XIX] ] 
 
 5>7 Pheneos : Drachm, v:t. 87 grs. ; Head of Persephone to left; 
 <J>ENE.QN. Nude figure of Hermes seated on rocks to left, his 
 chlamys tied around the neck and falling down behind; in his 
 right hand beholds a caduceus ; his left rests on the rocks behind : 
 in field to right, upright club; to left, 0HPI ; in very good con- 
 dition, of fine style and eery rare ; from the Evans collection. 
 lsits [PI. XIX | 1 
 
 .")>- Stymphalos. A\ Stater, ft. 205"5 grs. ; Laureate head of Artemis 
 to right, the hair tied in korymbos at crown of head ; H ZTYM 
 <t>AAIHN. Herakles, nude, charging to left and brandishing his 
 club: around his left arm tin; lion's skin : between his leg-, ZO : 
 i if very high racily but not fine ; from the lllmusopoulos sale 
 
 [ pi. xix l 
 
 "-. Stymphalos: Triobol, u-t. \:>, grs.; Head of Herakles to right, 
 wearing lion's skin : [i ZTYM4>AAIHN (incomplete), Head and 
 neck of Styniphalian bird to right, placed upon a base of four
 
 V 
 
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 83 Sixth Day 
 
 Lot 589 continued. 
 
 leaves or petals (water-lily 1) with a flowered spray rising from 
 
 either side (PI. XIX) 
 Obol, ict. 14'5 grs.; Herakles head to right; & ZTYM<t>AAIHN. 
 
 Head of Stymphalian bird to right; very fine 
 Obol, vt. 13 grs. ; similar to last coin, but not so fine ; all rare, and 
 
 all from the Montagu collection .3 
 
 CRETE AND THE /EGEAN ISLANDS. 
 
 590 Aptera. M Stater, vt. \o$grs.; APTEPAin.. Head of Ar- 
 temis (?) to right, wearing Stephanos ; behind head, traces of 
 signature (?) ; ty, [PTOAJIOITIX, Armed warrior carrying 
 shield standing to left ; before him, tree ; a very fine and eery 
 rare coin ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 591 Arkadia: Drachm, wt. 76'5 grs.; Head of Zeus Amnion to righ4j>- 
 APKAAX2N, Pallas helmeted, standing towards right, holding 
 spear in right hand and supporting shield with left ; an unusually 
 
 perfect example and a very rare coin ; from the Montagu collection 
 
 [pi. xix] T i 
 
 592 Chepsonesos : Al Stater, ret. 172 grs. ; Laureate head of Britomartis 
 
 to right, the hair hanging down back of neck and dressed in 
 korymbos at the crown ; \jl X EPSON AX . . ., Nude Apollo seated 
 on omphalos to right, holding lyre and plektron ; in field before 
 him, thymiaterion ; a fine coin of good style ; in excellent condition 
 and eery rare ; from the London sale of May, 1900 [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 593 GoPtyna : Early M Stater, ict. 17 T 5 grs. ; Europa on bull galloping 
 
 to right : Ii Tncuse square with lion's seal]) to front : ornamental 
 border around ; found at Gortyna, 1900 : a fine and very ran 
 early coin [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 594 Gortyna : A\ Stater, wt. 175*5 grs. ; Europa, in mourning attitude. 
 seated to right amidst the branches of an aged tree : the part of 
 the trunk on which the nymph is seated is roughly, but obviously 
 intentionally, designed to represent an eagle's head : I! Traces of 
 TOPTYNinN, Bull to right, the head turned back to left: a 
 very fine example [PI. XIX] 1 
 
 595 Gortyna: M Stater, ict. \78'bgrs.; Types similar to preceding coin : 
 the head of Kuropa shown in profile : a large pellet in trout of the 
 figure ; the bull on reverse placed to left ; a eery Jim example and 
 rare [PI. XIX] 1 
 
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 Sixth Day 84 
 
 596 Gortyna: Al Stater, wt. 178 grs. ; Types similar; the branches of 
 
 the tree devoid of foliage ; the head of Europa turned towards 
 front : Bull on shown to right : no inscription ; very fine and 
 rare : from the Montagu collection [PI. XX] 1 
 
 597 Gortyna: A\ Stater, wt. 182'5 grs. ; Similar to No. 594, hut struck 
 
 from different dies ; the traces of inscription shown above the 
 hull; very fine and rare; from the Hobart Smith cabinet 
 
 a.i ' fj [pi. xix] i 
 
 59s Gortyna: Drachm, wt. 90 grs. ; Bull's head and neck to right, the 
 
 head slightly turned towards front ; Head of Europa to right, 
 
 , f the hair rolled-up at back of head ; of good style, fine and rare 
 
 [PI. XX] 1 
 
 599 Gortyna : Drachm, >rt. 7l"5 grs. ; Laureate head of Zeus to right ; 
 
 \JL rOPTYNIHN, Europa holding inflated veil, seated on back 
 of bull rushing to right; eery fine and eery rare [PI. XX] 1 
 
 600 Itanos : A\ Stater, wt. 178 grs.; Triton to right, thrusting down- 
 \^y /.ward with trident held in his right hand ; in field, large pellet; 
 
 '\. Ss, U Linear square with large stellate design of eight points or rays ; 
 
 I 0\ '"> exceedingly rare and very fine early coin ; from the Banbury 
 
 collection [PI. XX] ^H 1 
 
 601 Itanos : A\ Stater, wt. 173'5 grs. ; Triton to right, striking down- 
 
 wards at dolphin placed in lower held : 1,1 ATI, Two Hippocamps, 
 face to face ; of later style than preceding coin ; very rare and fine ; 
 from the Evans collection, 1898 [PI. XX] 1 
 
 602 Knosos : Early AX Stater, wt. 184 grs. ; Minotaur, with human 
 
 l>ody and bull's head, running to left : the legs and arms bent, the 
 body and head turned to front: \\ Labyrinth a swastika-like 
 meander, arranged on five small squares placed in cross ; on the 
 central square, a star, in the middle of each arm, a group of five 
 pellets : at each corner of the design, a deep square sinking with 
 pellet in centre : a very fine e.rample of this very rare and interest- 
 ing coo ; from the Hunlmry collection [PI. XX] 1 
 
 603 Knosos : Ai Stater, of later issue, wt. 172 grs. ; Head of Persephone 
 
 to riirlit, crowned with corn leaves ; l ; i Swastika-shaped meander 
 the Labyrinth a star in the centre ; of careless style, but very fine 
 and rare PI. XX] 1 
 
 ''>"! Knosos: Ai St</ter, wt. M:\grs.; Head of Demeter to nVht ; the 
 hair rolled-up around the head : two long tresses hanging down 
 hii'-k ot neck; '.; Square labyrinth: in field heneatli lover side, 
 BIP (retrograde) ; oj' good style, very fine and rare ; from the 
 
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 /tionable, and the appear 
 
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 605 Knosos : Drachm, wt. 83 '5 grs. ; Head of Hera to left, wearing up- 
 
 \> *] If r 8'ht diadem ornamented with palmettos ; I* Square labyrinth ; at 
 
 the sides A - P ; below, KNI2ZI ; of excellent style and execution ; 
 
 very fine and rare [PI. XX] 1 
 
 Knosos : Drachm, wt. 775 grs. ; Types as last coin and of similarly 
 fine work ; fine and rare \ 
 
 Knosos : Tetradrachm, of late issue, wt. 257 grs. ; Head of Zeus to 
 
 right, diademed; KNf2 - Z - I - $N^round the sides of a 
 
 square labyrinth ; a very fine and ex& r , i i i i i ' 
 
 1 J _' i squat spherical l)ody and 
 
 Montagu collection PI. XX i- i i 
 
 J L J vceedingly rare com, much 
 
 Knosos : Tetradrachm, of late issue, wt. n [PI. XXI] I 
 
 left, laureate ; across the held, POAaphic Stater to the small 
 
 [l]-HN, Large circular labyrinth ; of that it belongs to the 
 
 extremely rare : from the Montagu coll 
 
 Kydonia: Drachm, wt. 91 grs. ; Head ofnd at least probable. 
 
 crowned with vine leaves ; \i KYAfl[ () dolphins, one above 
 figure, standing to left and stringing h[\ v0 roughly formed and 
 fine and rare [PI. XX] 3j tne ot h er small; very 
 
 Kydon : Drachm, ivt. 65 grs. ; Head of thelfrctton [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 on the helmet a serpent : $ KYA.QN, Two dolphins, the upper 
 bitch ; above, trellis of vine ; of fine slight ; Ij. Square incuse of 
 served ; from the. Montagu collection [tie type): very fine ami 
 
 Lyttos: Early M Stater, wt. 155 grs.; [PI- XXI] 
 wings extended above and below the be'"" 
 struck) around : 
 a beaded square 
 
 1 11U J 
 
 second (often tentatively 
 61--' Phaistos: M Stater, wt, 178'5 grs. ; HeraVviU elos - 
 
 lolding club in right hand, the lion's skin hanging from the~le'it 
 
 houlder ; in field, to left, serpent ; to right, tree ; 1,< Bull to left. 
 
 the head facing, the feet fettered with long cords passing from 
 
 back to front ; the whole within a laurel (?) wreath with berries : 
 
 fine and rare [PI. XX] 1 
 
 Phaistos: A\ Stater, wt. 181 grs. ; similar to preceding coin, but 
 with the bull placed to right ; fine and rare 1 
 
 614 Phaistos: JR Stater, wt. 179 grs.: Herakles standing to front, 
 holding club in right hand and bow in left, the lion's skin hanginu 
 over his left arm : to right, tree (or branch of laurel), above, 
 crescent : \i Laurel wreath with berries, within which bull gallop- 
 ing to left ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 l\^ 
 
 belong to the same 
 
 n of the same standard 
 H Ay I I >(J and he , , ,.. 
 
 are completely different 
 rf coarse style, rev T]m , first C|)in ]tVoh . My 
 
 Montagu collection [PI. XX] seC ( 
 
 L t) 
 
 A 
 
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 V 1\ A 
 
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 Sixth Day 86 
 
 Phaistos : Al Stater, wt. 179 grs. ; Nude Herakles to left, con- 
 tending with the Hydra; the hero brandishes a club in the right 
 hand and, with the left, seizes one of the heads of the monster, 
 which reals up before him : from the left arm hangs the lion's 
 skin, on the ground near to the right foot a crab ; 4>AIZTION 
 {retrograde), Bull with lowered head charging to right; of fine 
 style, in unusually good preservation, and eery rare [PI.XX] 1 
 
 lU'l Phaistos : A\ Stater, wt. 180'5 grs. ; types similar to last coin; 
 
 ^uf-Lyna: Drachm, v ^,,. . the lmll 011 m , s h wn walking to left; 
 
 head slightly turn^ (m ^ rfr// fi ne . y nm t j )e /} un l Jt , ry co ll ec tion 
 
 the hair rolled-up j 
 
 L AAJ ater, wt. 172'5 grs. ; Laureate head of Zeus to 
 
 599 Gortyna: ttw/zw/pHNION, Bull's head facing with fillets ^{ | - 
 u rOPTYNin, orns; in U ppe r field, XAPIZ[0ENHZ] ; a *, 
 
 of bull rushing to, f i e and preservation, and < if high rarity ; from 
 
 600 Itanos: M Stater, n, 1898 [PI.XX] 1 
 y X, ward with tridein,.^^ w t. 75 grs. : POAYqHNiniM, Bull's 
 
 it Linear square v,n ets attached to the horns; POAYPHNI, - 
 . \C -G\ " n exceedingly r<\ passing over the blade near to the point ; very 
 
 collection [PI. X /n t % e Montagu collection -f^Pf^XXf 1 
 
 601 Itanos: A\ Stater, }drackm,ict. 29' 5 grs. : Head of Artemis (Dik- 
 wards at dolphin emed) anf j wit]] quiver at shoulder ; POAY- (j 
 face to face ; of l, Q figure of Apollo to left holding bow ; an un- 
 jmm the Earns a 2m . f rom tn( , Montagu collection 1 
 
 (102 Knosos: Early A\ /% /r f. \r.Yb grs. : Hygieia, draped and wearing 
 body and hull's h kVards t ] ie front .,<] earessin- a serpent which 
 body and head ound lief()r(1 her . j,, iUi]( ^ ] )y , s j ( i c f throne to 
 meander, arrange.,, . ,, PPIANXIEHN, Poseidon standing to 
 central . s ,'|>^i',Viin'ation falling to the waist, a long trident in his 
 left hand, a dolphin in tield above his right; an exceedingly fine 
 and eery rare coin ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XX) 1 
 
 'il'l Rhaukos : A\ Stater, wt. 172 grs.: Poseidon Llippios nude and 
 standing beside horse to right; a trident in his right hand, his 
 left holding the horse's bridle; \,i PAYKION. Trident head: 
 fine and rare, and of early style \ PI. XX) 1 
 
 ''J-! Rhaukos : A\ Stater, of later period, /'/. 171 grs.: similar to pre- 
 ei-diii^ coin, hut with the figure of Poseidon turned more to front : 
 eery fine and rare ! PI. XXI j 1 
 
 ''L'-'i Sybrita : Ai Stater, n-t. |(J5'5 grs. ; hionysos riding upon a panther 
 . > indin- to left, a thyrsos in his left hand: in tield beneath, 
 
 <. ' I'u.iv ...unteni.i.rk : I! ZIBPTTX1N (sir), Hcimes to left.
 
 
 
 jo J 
 
 87 Sixth Day 
 
 
 
 Lot 623 continued. 
 
 .stooping and attaching his right sandal, the foot raised and rest- 
 ing upon a pile of rocks before him ; a petasos and a chlamys are 
 tied around the neck, the former hanging at the back, the latter 
 falling down behind the figure ; on the rocks is placed an upright 
 caduceus and an uncertain object (ram I) ; a very good example of 
 this beautiful and very rare coin ; from the Montagu collection 
 LPI. XXI] 45> 1 
 
 624 The Kyklades. Anaphe (?) : Early A\ Stater, of the Phoenician 
 standard, tvt. 230'5 grs. ; Krater, with squat spherical body and 
 wide mouth ; I,* Irregular incuse : an exceedingly rare coin, much 
 oxidized ; from the It housopoulos collection [PI. XX I J 1 
 
 The attribution of this very early anepigraphic Stater to the small 
 island of Anaphe is somewhat uncertain ; that it belongs to the 
 group of early island coins seems unquestionable, and the appear- 
 ance of a similar vase, as a reverse type, on the later coins of 
 Anaphe makes its attribution to this island at least probable. 
 
 625^ Delos (?) : Early JR Stater, wt. 189 grs. ; Two dolphins, one above 
 the other, both swimming to right ; I Two roughly formed and 
 divided quadripartite incuses, one large, the other small ; eery 
 rare and very fine ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XXI j 1 
 
 626 Delos (?) : Early A\ Stater, ict. 189'5 grs. ; Two dolphins, the upper ( 
 J*V)iie swimming to left, the lower one to right ; li Square incuse of 
 
 "* ' eight divisions (of the ordinary ^Eginetic type); very fine and 
 very rare ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 *#* That these two coins Xos. 62o and 626 belong to the same 
 minting place is most improbable : though of the same standard 
 and, practically, of the same period, they are completely different 
 in both style and method of production. The first coin probably 
 belongs to the Asiatic mainland, the second (often tentatively 
 r attributed to Argos) may very well belong to Delos. 
 
 627 KaPthaia : Early A\ Stater, wt. 1875 grs. ; Amphora, of early form ; 
 
 [I Incuse, of JEginetic type ; very fine and very rare : from the 
 Montagu collection | PI. XXI] 1 
 
 62s Naxos : A\ Stater, wt. 183'5 grs.; Kantharos, a bunch of -rapes 
 hanging from each handle, a vine leaf in Held above : I! (Quadri- 
 partite incuse : very fine and very rare: from the Montia/u mllrr- 
 tion [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 ^9 Paros : Didrachm, wt. 1 17'o grs. : Female head to right, the hair 
 turned-up and bound with a narrow fillet passing three times 
 around the head : K PAPI, ANAZIK.. Coat standing to ri-ht : 
 ' i i very fine example nfthis very rare and jdeas/ug <->>tu : jrom the 
 
 Montagu e,,ll,etion [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 lb, 1 
 
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 Sixth Day 88 
 
 630 Tenos : Drachm (?), wt. 45 grs. ; Bearded head of Zeus Amnion to 
 right : I,{ TH., Branch of vine with leaf and large bunch of grapes; 
 to left, poppy stem and head (?) ; very fine and rare [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 (':'l Uncertain: JZginetic Drachm, ict. 92"5 grs.; Male (?) head facing : 
 
 / < two long pendant curls at each side ; \{ Quadripartite incuse ; very 
 
 fine and rery rare [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 l>32 Uncertain: Juginetic Drachm, wt. 90' 5 grs.; Male (?) head, with 
 protruding cars. lacing : [{ Square incuse ; very fine and rare 
 [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 ASIA. 
 
 PONTOS TO IONIA. 
 
 ('>">.'; L'ontos. Amisos (or Peiraieus) : Drachm, wt. 83*5 grs. ; Female 
 head to left wearing high Stephanos with turrets : ]> Owl with 
 spread wings standing on shield to front ; in field, KTH, serpent 
 and sword in sheath ; on point of shield, A; in exergue trace- of 
 PEI . . . . : eery fine and of good style ] 
 
 Co i Mithradates VI, King of Pontos : Tetradrachm, wt. 258 grs. ; Head 
 of Mithradates to right, wearing broad diadem tied at the back ; 
 K BAZIAEHZ. MI0PAAATOY. EYPATOPOZ, Pegasos 
 
 to left, grazing ; in upper field to left, star and crescent ; the whole 
 within a wreath of ivy leaves with conventional korymboi of 
 berries ; an exceedingly fine example of this rery rare and 'interest- 
 ing coin : from the London sale of May, 1900 [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 |'.:'." Mithradates VI : Tetradrachm, wt. 253*5 grs.; Diademed head of 
 the King to right, the hair floating in loose tresses to the left : 
 I! BAZIAEHZ MI0PAAATOY EYPATOPOZ; Stag 
 grazing to left : in Held at sides, crescent and star, AKZ and two 
 niono_r;iiii> : in exergue C ; the whole within an ivy wreath ; an 
 extremely finr example of this {the rarer) type ; from the Toliin 
 
 /iitsh sol, I P|. XXI| 1 
 
 ""'' I'Ai'Hi.Af.oMA, Amastris : M Statu: wt. U8'5 grs.: Head of the 
 ' v 'ueiii Amastris to right, wearing Persian head-dress decked with 
 laur.-l wreath and a huge star; [i AMAZTPIE . .. .Female figure 
 'Iyche or cilyj seated on throne to left, draped and crowned; 
 a figure ot Nike Stephanophoros on her right hand and a 
 -'' ; ti'f in her left : in Held to left, rose : rery fine and rery rare 
 PI. XXI 1
 
 89 Sixth Day 
 
 637 Si nope : Early Ai Stater, wt. 95 grs. ; Eagle's head to left; in field 
 ^ beneath, dolphin ; #, Quadripartite incuse ; very fine and rare and 
 \ of u n usua lly goad style [ P I . XX I ] 1 
 
 63tS Sinope: Drachm (?), with name of uncertain Satrap in Aramaie 
 
 llf letters, wt. 76'5 grs. ; Head of nymph Sinope to left ; Eagle on 
 
 dolphin to left ; in field below, Aramaic inscription (name of 
 
 Satrap); a very fine and very rare coin, not mentioned by Babelon 
 
 [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 639 Sinope : Drachm, wt. 93'5 grs.; Head of nymph Sinope to left: in 
 ' \D .Q ^t^ front, aplustron ; li XINX1, Eagle on dolphin to left; in upper 
 ]/ ' field to right, K A A A ; very fine 1 
 
 640 Bithynia. Herakleia Pontike: DioOol, wt. 26'5 grs.; Head of 
 bearded Herakles to left; 1,1 HPAKAEIA on broad border around 
 linear quadripartite square [PI. XXI]. Tetrobol, of later issue. 
 wt. 56 grs.; Youthful head of Herakles to left ; [i HPAKAEIA. 
 Head of Tyche to left wearing turreted crown ; both very fine and 
 rare ; from the Bunbury collection - 
 
 <i+] Kalchedon : Tetradrachm, wt. 231 grs.; KAAX, Bull standing to 
 left; in front, monogram (TY) ; Quadripartite incuse, the 
 surface granulated ; a eery fine and rare coin ; from the Montagu 
 
 collection 1 
 
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 642 Kalchedon : Drachm, wt. 53'5 grs. ; Bearded head to left, the hair 
 
 curiously dressed: behind neck, E: K-A A X between the 
 four spokes of a wheel : of very good style and eery rare : from the 
 Bunbury collection [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 643 Prousias l,.K. of Bithynia: A\ Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs.: Dia- 
 
 . denied head of King to right, slightly bearded : K BAZIAEHZ 
 PPOYEIOY, Zeus standing to left, holding wreath and sceptre: 
 in held to left, fulmen and two monograms : an unusually well 
 spt ead example of this very rare coin I PI. XXI] 1 
 
 64-1 Nikomecies II : Tetradrachm, wt. 2577) grs. ; Diademed head of 
 the King to right; u BAZIAEXIZ EPI<t>ANOYZ NIKO 
 
 MHAOY, Zeus Stephanophoros standing to left, holding sceptre : 
 in field, eagle on fulmen and two monograms : well centred nnd 
 very fine 1 
 
 645 Mysia. Apollonia (epi Khyndako) : Tetradrachm, wt. 262"5 grs. ; 
 Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; the hair rolled ; U A and crab 
 l>elow the flukes of an anchor: in field to left, AYKOZ. the 
 whole on a shallow square incuse; <t eery fine coin of great rarity 
 I PI. XXI 1
 
 Sii-th 
 646 
 
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 90 
 
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 Apollonia : Tetrobol and Diobol, wt. 43 andf 20 grs.; Gorgoneion ; 
 l,{ A and crab beneath flukes of an anchor; both fine and the larger 
 
 '"in rare 2 
 
 6 + 7 Gargara : Tetrobol, wt. 45' 5 grs.; Youthful head (Apollo ?) to right, 
 laureate; l,{ f~]ARr, Bull grazing to left ; very fine and very rare ; 
 from the Montagu collection [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 (US Kyzikos : El. Distater, wt. 247 grs.; Two eagles, face to face, 
 standing on the opposite sides of an omphalos; beneath, tunny; 
 U (Quadripartite incuse; a eery fine and very rare coin : from the 
 Hunbury collection (PI. XXI] 1 
 
 til'.* Kyzikos ; El. Distater, wt. 245'.*) grs. ; Bull, with lowered head, 
 standing to right upon 'hack of tunny: { Quadripartite incuse ; 
 rery fine and eery rare [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 650 Kyzikos : A\ Stater, irt. 206 grs. ; ZHTEIPA. Head of Persephone 
 
 to left, crowned with corn : the head tightly bound with sphendone, 
 tlic ends of which hang down at back of neck : below truncation, 
 tunny : l.! KY . ., Apollo seated to left on omphalos, his left arm 
 resting on lyre placed to right; in front, monogram (KA.T2) : 
 Vf I'd fine and eery rare [PI. XXI] 1 
 
 651 Lampsakos: El. Distater, of earliest type, irt. 216 grs. ; Forepart 
 
 <>f winged horse to left; palrnette above ; I* Quadripartite incuse 
 square: eery rare and fine [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Lampsakos : Early Drachm ; Janiform female head, of hue archaic 
 style : I,! Incuse square with head of Athena to left, wearing 
 Corinthian helmet: in upper corner to left, olive leaf (?) : eery fine 
 and eery rare [PI. XXI l] 1 
 
 Lampsakos : Tetrobol, of early type, wt. 40'5 grs. : Forepart of 
 win L'ed horse to right : three pellets in field : [i Quadripartite 
 ini-u-e square: rery fine and ran-: from the Bunbury collection 
 PI. XXI I j 
 
 Parion : Tetrobol* ! (2), wt. 37 grs. : IHA PI, Bull standing to left, 
 tin' In'ad turned back to right : I,: Gorgoneion ; both rery fine 2 
 
 '')">} Eumenes I, King of IVrgainon : Tetrad radon, wt. 261 grs.; Head 
 ot I'liilctairos to right, wearing laurel wreath entwined with 
 diad.-iii : l.i 4>l AETA I POY. Pallas enthroned to left. supporting 
 with rLlit hand a shield, placed on ground in trout, and holding 
 -pt-ar i >! ii'-at h her left arm: in held, ivy leaf and bow; Sphinx 
 oi irritlin) at hack of throne and A on side : a eery fine coin with 
 ei,.,ra< -f.eisfir portrait PI. XXI I ) 1 
 
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 655 Attalos I, King of Pergamon: Tetradrachm, vet. 259 grs. : obv. as last 
 a coin ; 1,1 Pallas, seated to left, crowning the name <|>l AETAI POY, 
 
 placed in field to front; the shield resting against back of throne; 
 in field, grapes, A and bow; very fine, and an unusual variety 1 
 
 Pepgamon : Kistophoros, wt. 193 grs. ; Cista Mystica within ivy 
 v- wreath ; li PEP {monogram), Two serpents coiled around a bow 
 case ; in field, monogram, and serpent twisted around palm branch 
 an exceedingly fine example ; from the London sale of May. 1900 
 
 Abydos, Troad: Tetrobol, wt. 40 grs.; Head of Apollo to right, 
 laureate ; [i ABY., AYXAX, Eagle standing to left : in front, 
 tripod; a very fine specimen [PI. XXII] 2 
 
 657 Skepsis, Troad: M, wt. 32 grs. ; ZKAH'ION, Forepart of winged 
 horse to right ; Fir-tree between 3 V\ ; the whole within 
 headed square; very fine and very rare [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 ^^~ 658 Skepsis : A\, wt. \grs.; Forepart of winged horse to right, the 
 
 % . c 
 
 body bent upwards and shaped as a rhyton ; ZK and fir-tree in 
 beaded square ; a very rare variety and eery fine [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 658a Tenedos : Drachm, wt. 55 grs. ; Janiform heads of Dionysos (to 
 right) and Ariadne (to left), the former laureate, the latter wearing 
 diadem: i; TENE Al ON, Bipennis ; in field below, grapes 
 and thymiaterion ; of fine style and period 
 Drachm, of late issue, wt. 54'5 grs. ; obv. similar to last coin but 
 with positions of faces reversed; \ji TENEAI.QN. Bipennis; 
 below, monogram (PA), grapes and small figure : the whole within 
 wreath : both fine and very uncommon 2 
 
 
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 059 Aiolis. Kyme : Tetrad rachm, wt. 251*5 grs. ; Head of the amazon 
 Kyme to right, diademed, the hair rolled-up at hack of neck ; 
 \i KYMAIHN, Horse walking to right: on centre of exergual 
 line. Kymian vase: below, AM<t>l KTY17N : the whole within 
 laurel wreath ; a very fine and well spread coin if r.vtremely 
 unusual style : from the Banbury collection [PI. XXII 1 
 
 
 660 Kyme : Tetradrachm, wt. 256 grs. ; Types similar to preceding coin 
 
 hut of very different style, and with varied Magistrate's name, 
 - KAAAIAZ , in exergue of reverse: very fine and ran 1 
 
 661 Mypina: Tetradrachm, wt. 252*5 grs.: Head of Apollo to right, 
 
 laureate, three heavy curls hanging down hack of neck: ]{ 
 MYPINAIHN, Statue of the Apollo of Gryneia standing to 
 right, draped ; a forked branch of laurel with fillet in the left 
 hand and a phiale in the right : on ground in front, omphalos and
 
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 Sixth Day 92 
 
 Lot 66 1 continued. 
 
 amphora; in field behind, monogram (AP) ; the whole design 
 within a wreath of laurel ; a eery fine coin of good style; from the 
 Bunbury collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Lesbos: Base A\ Stater, ict. 176*5 grs. ; Two calves' heads, face to 
 face and almost touching : between them a long branch ; Square 
 incuse; a very fine example 1 
 
 663 Kithos : Diobol, vt. 28 grs. ; KI0I, Two boars' heads, face to face ; 
 ^ v jfk- [i Quadripartite incuse square : very fine and extremely rare ; from 
 
 the Bunbury collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 664 Mathymna: Early M Stater, vt. 131 grs. M]AeVMN . . ., 
 
 Crested boar walking to right, the head lowered ; li Square incuse 
 
 J i with dotted border and head of Athena to right; a very fine and 
 
 err// airly coin of high rarity [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 665 Mathymna: Tetrobol, of late type. ict. 43 grs. ; Head of Athena 
 
 to right (copied from the Staters of Alexander the Great) ; 
 J MA Y, Lyre in square dotted border; a dolphin in lower 
 corner to left ; fine and rare 1 
 
 667 Mytilene: El. ffehte, ict. 39 grs.; Dionysiac female head to left; 
 U Linear square within which lion to right tearing prey ; very fine 
 and rare: from the Montagu collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 66i s Mytilene: El. Hekte, ft. SS'bgrs.; Head of Athena, three-quarter 
 face to right, wearing triple plumed helmet ; [{ Linear square with 
 youthful head (Hermes?) to right, a petasos hanging at back of 
 neck : very fine and rare; from the Montagu collection [ PI. XXII] 1 
 
 ^66!i Mytilene: A\ Stater, ict. 168'5 grs.; Head of Apollo to right, 
 laureate; \} MY T I, Lyre with fillet attached to arm to right ; 
 in lower field to left, plektron : the whole within linear square; 
 a very fine and very rare coin of excellent and pleasing style ; from 
 the liunbury collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 670 Mytilene: Triobols (2), "7. 42 grs.; Head of Apollo to right, 
 
 laureate; i.i MY T I, Lyre with fillet -attached to arm to right : 
 
 in field, fulmen or monogram (BA or BAK) : both very fine 
 
 ___ Ephesos: Trilo utiobol, irt. 15 grs. ; E<1>, Bee; 1< E<t>, Two stags' 
 
 heads, face to face ; n ry Jim 3 
 
 '''71 [iiM.v. Ephesos : Tetradrachm, irt. 232 grs. ; E-<J> in field by 
 -id.- oi bee ; I; .EOPAOIAHZ. Forepart of stag to right, the 
 !u-a'l turned hack to left : behind it. palm : very fine and <t eery 
 run r, i, >>/// ]
 
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 Sixth Day 
 
 672 
 
 Ephesos : Tetradrachm, wt. 235 grs. ; similar to last coin but with 
 varied magistrate's name AHMOKAHZ; an exceedingly good 
 example [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 673 Ephesos : Didrachm, wt. 101 grs.; Head of Artemis to right wearing 
 /_ / \y pointed diadem; a quiver at back of neck; 1 E4> ; MYTAZ, r^f 
 
 ^^ Forepart of stag to right the head turned back to left ; a very fine Q 
 
 specimen ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. XXII 
 
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 674 Erythrai : Didrachm, wt. IQSgrs.; Xude youth on horse galloping C&^ 
 
 to right ; \l Quadripartite incuse square ; a very fine and rare coin 
 </ early archaic style [PI. XXII] 
 
 Epythrai : Didrachm, wt. 71 grs. ; Xude youth running beside horse 
 
 to left and holding it by the bridle ; in field above, corn-grain ; 
 
 ^0Y^3. in four corners of incuse square with stellate flower in 
 
 centre ; fine and a rare variety 1 
 
 Epythrai: Draclun, wt. 72'5 grs.; similar to last piece but with 
 tongue-and-pellet border as exergual division on obv. and petals of 
 flower on rev. formed by voided lines ; very fine and a rare 
 variety [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Epythrai : Tetradrachm of later issue, wt. 233 grs.; Head of Herakles 
 to right wearing lion's scalp ; J^.EPY., MOAIX2N, Club and bow 
 case; in field to left, owl; to right, monogram (PHY); very fine 
 and very rare [PI. XXI l] 1 
 
 Erythrai : Drachms (2), wt. 56 and 55 grs. ; of same period and 
 types as preceding coin, but with names of APISTEAZ and 
 AIOPEI0HX and without monograms; both very fine and 
 from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 Herakleia (pros Latmo) : Tetradrachm, wt. 236 grs.: Head of 
 Athena Parthenos to right; the helmet triple plumed and orna- 
 mented with foreparts of five horses, Pegasos, scroll and small 
 running figure ; U H PAKAE.QT.QN above club : below, figure 
 of Xike Stephanophoros, to left, between two monograms : the 
 whole within a wreath of oak: very fine and exceedingly rare \ 
 from the Bunbury collection [PI. XXII] I 
 
 Klazomenai : Didrachm <f early types, wt. 100 grs.; Forepart of 
 winged boar to right : [i Quadripartite incuse : very fine and rare : 
 from the Home collvrtion I 
 
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 681 
 
 Klazomenai : Didrachm, wt. 1<i, grs. 
 very fine and rare [PI. XXII j 
 
 similar to preceding com
 
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 (>t<2 Klazomenai : Drachm, wt. 64 grs. ; Head of Apollo, three-quarter 
 face to left : around the neck is shown part of a mantle, buttoned 
 at the throat ; \i KAA., ANTI4>ANES, Swan standing to left 
 pluming its breast, the wings raised ; of very fine style and in ex- 
 cellent condition ; from the Bunbury sale [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 ;>:'. Kolophon : Drachm, wt. 84 grs.; KOA[0]<J>I2 . . .. Head of Apollo 
 to right, the hair rolled-up at back of neck; Lyre in incuse 
 square ; very fine and rare; from the London sale of May, 1900 
 [PI. XXII] 
 Miletos: Drachm, wt. 55 grs.; Head of Apollo to left, laureate; \{ 
 Lion to left, the head turned back to right; in field to left, Ml 
 (monogram) : over the lion, star ; in exergue, POZIZ ; very fine 2 
 
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 Magnesia: Tetradrachm, wt. 258 grs.; Head of Artemis to right, 
 wearing diadem ; hair rolled and tied in a bunch at top of neck : 
 tin 1 shoulders draped and with bow and quiver showing behind ; 
 U MATNHTnN, PAYZANIAZ PAYZANIOY, Apollo 
 standing to left, a filleted branch in his right hand, his left arm 
 resting on the top of a tall tripod placed to right ; on top of the 
 tripod a modius ; in exergue, meander pattern ; the whole within a 
 plaited wreath of laurel leaves ; exceedingly fine and eery rare ; 
 from the Bunbury collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Miletos : A\ Stater, wt. 162*5 grs. ; Head of Apollo to left, laureate; 
 [i Lion standing to left, the head turned back to right ; in field 
 above it, star; to front, Ml (monogram) and HAY [monogram); 
 in exer.nue, EPIKPATH[Z] ; a eery rare and very fine coin of 
 good style : from the Montagu collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Phokaia: Kl. IJekte, wt. 39 grs. ; Head of Athena to left; traces 
 of symbol beneath ; 1 Quadripartite incuse square; eery fine and 
 rii re; from the Montagu collection [PI. XXII] 1 
 
 Phokaia : Eh. llekte, wt. 39*5 grs. ; Female head to right, the hair 
 rolled-up and bound with a double fillet; beneath neck, seal to 
 l'-tt ; i; Quadripartite incuse square; a eery fine example, showing 
 fhr complete type : from the London sole of May, 1 900 | PI. XXI I j 1 
 
 Priene : (Jhtohol, wt.7~)'~>grs., Head of Athena wearing triple-plumed 
 
 lielmel of Athenian type: [{ P.PIH, KAEOM, Trident head; 
 
 the whole within a circular meander; eery Jim and of high rarity 
 
 PI. XXII 1 
 
 Smyrna: Tetradrachm, mt. 250*5 grs. : 
 
 ' eariii-' 1 urreted crown : the hair r 
 
 lead of Kybele (!) to right, 
 ed-up at hack, with Ion-
 
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 95 Sivth Day 
 
 Lot 689 continued. 
 
 tresses curling down the neck ; li X MYP N AIX2N over lion to 
 right; in exergue, NIKOZTPA TOX ; the whole within an 
 oak wreath ; a very fine and very rare coin [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 690 Smyrna : Tetradrachm, wt. 238 grs. ; obv. similar to last coin ; [i 
 
 XMYPNAIX2N, and monogram within an oak wreath; very 
 rare but not fine 1 
 
 691 Smyrna: Drachm, wt. GO gi~$. ; Head of Apollo to right, laureate ; 
 
 the hair rolled at back of head, three formally arranged curls 
 hanging down the neck ; li ZMYPNAII2N, APOAAnNIOZ 
 
 (the last apparently overstruck on an earlier magistrate's name) ; 
 Homer seated to left, closely wrapped in an ample himation : his 
 right hand raised to the chin, the left holding a scroll ; at the back 
 a long staff'; a vert/ fine and very rare coin ; from the Montagu 
 collection [PI. XXI II] 1
 
 96 
 
 SEVENTH DAYS SALE. 
 
 PONTOS TO IONIA continued. 
 
 LOT 
 
 092 Teos : A\ Stater, wt.lSOgrs.; Griffin to right; the farther fore-paw 
 
 raised : [i Quadripartite square, each division with coarsely granu- 
 lated surface in a separate square linear border ; a very rare 
 variety and very fine [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 093 Ionia: AS. Stater, of uncertain Satrapal issue, vt. 229 grs. ; Persian 
 
 King to light, kneeling (or running), wearing sleeved tunic and 
 spiked crown ; a spear, weighted at the end, in the right hand, a 
 bow in the extended left ; in field over left arm, P (?); J Incuse 
 of Persian type, with irregularly shaped raised patterns, the sur- 
 faces granulated ; eery fine and exceedingly rare [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 (394 Chios: A\ Stater, of very early issue, iff. 187 grs. ; Sphinx with 
 curled wing seated to left ; on ground in front, amphora (and 
 grapes .') : I,; Two square incuse sinkings, the one large and 
 divided lengthwise, the other very small and divided into four ; 
 exceedingly rare and very fine for this early type ; from the 
 fth>>us"])oult/$ collection 1 
 
 U9."j Chios : A\ Stater, wt. 187 grs. ; of same type and of the same early 
 period as last coin : the adjuncts in front of sphinx not so plainly 
 shown : the human head of the monster better defined : also from 
 the Ilhnusnpuulns collection [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 .'.; Chios: A\ Didvachm, of early issue, wt. 121 grs.: Sphinx seated to 
 left : the wings curled, a spiral plume attached to crown of head : 
 !! Incuse of four irregular divisions : a very fine and exceedingly 
 ran- variety [PI. XXIII ] 
 Chios: A\ D'alraehm, of later issue, vt. I'lYbgrs. ; similar to pre- 
 ft-diiii: l>ut on ground in front of .sphinx, amphora : over it, branch 
 of vine with grapes; Until from the Unhurt Smith cabinet 2 
 
 097 Chios: /]{ Didvarhm, of early issue, tct. 1 22 grs. : Sphinx to left; 
 in trout, small amphora, (not resting on ground): I! Quadripartite 
 
 hrai-hm. ,,[ fin,. >tyle and period, n't. 19'."; grs. ; similar ; grapes over 
 
 . whieh f-sts on uround 
 brnrinn. "/, .>') t/rs. : ( - as la-t coin : I,; Square incuse regularly divided
 
 i*H- 
 
 97 Seventh Lay 
 
 Lot 697 continued. 
 
 by two broad bands in cross ; on the horizontal one, IPPIAZ ; 
 the first coin from the Rhousopoulos sale ; all fine, and the laxt 
 very uncommon 3 
 
 698 Chios : Tetradrachm, of fine style and period, vt. 218'5 grs. ; Sphinx 
 seated to left ; in front, grapes above amphora standing on ground ; 
 { Incuse square, divided into four divisions by broad bands, the 
 horizontal one bearing the name KAAAIKAHZ; the divisions 
 
 ornamented with perpendicular lines ; a very fine and exceedingly 
 rare coin ; from the Rhousopoulos collection [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 699 Chios : Tetradrachm, wt. 208 grs. ; of same period and type as last 
 , I coin but not so well centred ; the with the name of H PI AANOZ; 
 
 very fine and very rare ; from the Montagu collection [PI. XX 1 1 1] 1 
 
 700 Chios : Drachm, of late issue, wt. 53 grs.; Sphinx seated to left, in 
 
 front, bunch of grapes ; AEPKYAOZ XIOZ in two lines; 
 between them, amphora; in field to left, cornucopia; a beaded 
 circle around designs of both obv. and rev. ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 701 Samos : Tetradrachm, of early issue, wt. 198*5 grs. ; Lion's scalp to 
 
 front; ZA, Forepart of bull to right, an ornamental band around 
 -". the lower part of neck; behind truncation, sprig of laurel with two 
 leaves and berry ; the whole in incuse square ; very fine and rare 
 [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 702 Samos : Tetradrachm, of fine style, wt. 233 grs. ; Lion's scalp to 
 front; # ZA, Forepart of bull to right, an ornamental band around 
 the neck; behind, palm (?) branch; above, EPIKPATH[Z] : a 
 very fine and exceedingly rare coin [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 703 Samos : Drachms (2), of early type and issue, wt. oti and 55 grs. : 
 Forepart of winged boar to right or left ; l Incuse square with 
 lion's scalp within a beaded border ; both fine and uncommon 2 
 
 KARIA TO GALATIA. 
 
 701 Knidos: Drachms (2), wt. 97*5 and 9-1 grs. ; Forepart of lion to 
 right : the mouth open ; the paws stretched out in front : i; Head of 
 Aphrodite to right, diademed, the hair falling at back of neck, the 
 ends looped and tied; on one specimen, KNI : hoth in excellent 
 preservation, and of very fine archaic style 2 
 
 70.j Knidos : Drachm (Rhodian), wt. 56*5 grs. ; Forepart of lion to right : 
 l ; { KNIAI.QN, Head of Aphrodite to right; "f fine period and 
 sf//le and veru rare : from the Jiunbiiru cnllectinn | PI. XXIII; 1 
 
 I .
 
 Seventh Bay 98 
 
 706 Kaunos (?): Early M, Stater, wt. 167 grs. ; Forepart of lion to right; 
 
 the fore-paw stretched out in front ; Two oblong incuse sinkings 
 side by side ; very fine and very rare [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 707 Maussollos. K. of Karia : Tetradrachm, wt. 234 grs. ; Laureate 
 
 head of Apollo, three-quarter face to right ; a mantle buttoned 
 around the neck : MAYZZOAAO, Zeus Labraundios walking 
 to right, veiled and wearing chiton and himation ; a labris held in 
 his right hand and resting on his shoulder, a long sceptre in his 
 left ; a very fine and exceedingly rare coin, the head in high relief 
 [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 7os Pixodanos, K. of Karia : Didrackm, wt. 104 grs. ; Laureate head of 
 
 U Apollo, three-quarter face to right; [{ PIZHAAPOY, Zeus 
 
 Labraundios walking to right, draped and carrying labris and 
 
 sceptre; of unusually good style; very fine and very rare 
 
 [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 709 Kalymnos: Didrackm, vt. 98 grs. ; Head of youthful warrior to 
 
 right, wearing plumed helmet ; the cheek-guard shown in position 
 and covering part of the face; KAAYMNION beneath lyre ; 
 both within a beaded square ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 710 Kalymnos : Didrachm, wt. 98 grs. ; similar to preceding coin ; very 
 fin,- and rare [PI. XXI 1 1] ] 
 
 1 1 Poseidion Karpathou : A\ Stater, wt. 214 grs. ; Two dolphins, the 
 upper swimming to left, the lower to right ; beneath the lower one 
 a small fish (dolphin?); the whole within a beaded square having 
 a flower in upper angle to left and traces of POX (?) in corre- 
 sponding angle to right ; I Incuse of two oblong divisions placed 
 side by side ; very fine and very rare [PI. XXIII ) 1 
 
 12 Kos : Tetradrachm, of early type, wt. 258"5 grs. ; KOZ, Xude athlete 
 to trout, running and preparing to throw a diskos ; to left stands 
 it tall tripod (this type is considered by some authorities to repre- 
 sent Apollo beating a tympanum and dancing before a tripod) : 
 (.{ Roughly formed incuse square, diagonally divided, and with crab 
 in centre : a very fine and extremely rare coin : the obv. imperfectly 
 centred; from the liunbury collection [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 13 Kos : Tetradraehm, wt. 227 grs. ; Bearded head of Herakles to left, 
 wearing lion's scalp : I,; Beaded square, with crab and club; above, 
 KniON : below, magistrate's name, AIX2N ; very fine and e.r- 
 r,;-d'igly rare PI. XXIII) 1 
 
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 99 Seventh Day 
 
 714 Kos : Tetradrachm, wt. 229*5 grs. ; Youthful head of Herakles to right, "V 
 wearing lion's scalp; 1 K.QION, over crab; below, MIKQN over v n 
 bow in case ; the whole within a beaded square ; very fine and ex- L- 
 
 iff - / _ ceedingly rare [PI . XX 1 1 1 ] 1 
 
 715 Kos : Di drachm, wt. 101 grs. ; Head of youthful Herakles, three- 
 
 quarter face to right ; the lion's scalp drawn up over the head ; 
 // / ^"^^^2-^, Beaded square with crab and club ; above, KHION ; below, 
 
 /C?/fl~~" ~T?e~^r MIK.QN ; very fine and very rare ; from the Montagu collect Ion 
 f / -^l> r p| _ xxiii] ,U j 
 
 715a Kos : Light Drachm, wt. 43 grs. ; Head of youthful Herakles to 
 \ L / . right: KX2 1 12 N, Crab and club; K- Eat sides and API ZTAIZ 
 
 ' below; the whole on incuse square; fine and uncommon 1 
 
 ,716 KamiPOS: A\ Stater, wt. 182 grs. ; Fig leaf, of very primitive 
 
 i / #, /- style; #, Incuse of two oblong divisions, side by side: of very 
 
 early issue, in excellent condition, and rare [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 717 Kamiros : A\ Stater, wt. 187 grs. ; similar to preceding coin, but of 
 
 \ later style ; a tendril placed between each of the lobes of the leaf: 
 ^/*/ very fine and rare [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 718 Lindos: Early Al Stater, wt. 2 11 '5 grs. ; Lion's head to right, 
 
 the jaws open : l y l Incuse of two oblong divisions, side by side ; 
 
 / ( an exceedingly rare and very early coin, in good condition ; from 
 
 the Rhousopoulos sale [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 719 Rhodos : Tetradrachm, wt. 230 grs. ; Head of Helios, facing, of very 
 
 fine strong style; Jj. POAION, Rose; bud on branch to right, 
 grapes on branch to left ; E in field to left ; an exceptionally fine 
 specimen, and very rare [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 720 Rhodos : Didrachm, wt. 109'o grs. ; similar to preceding coin ; A in 
 ^y field of rev., the bunch of grapes not attached to rose ; if very fine 
 
 style and rare [PI. XXI 1 1] 1 
 
 721 Rhodos: Didrachm, wt. 107 grs. ; as last coin but from different 
 
 dies [PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 722 Rhodos: Tetradrachm, of later issue, ivt. 208'5 grs. ; Radiate head 
 
 of Apollo, three-quarter face to right; li PO, Rose ; to right, bud 
 on branch; above, OAPZYTAZ; to left, eagle with raised 
 wings, standing on fulmen ; the whole within beaded circle : fine 
 and uncommon 1 
 
 723 Rhodos: Didrachm, wt. 1045 grs. ; corresponding with larger coin 
 
 of last number, but with MNAZIMAXOZ and small female 
 figure carrying cornucopia in field of reverse : very fine 1 
 
 H 2
 
 Seventh Dai, 100 
 
 P O : below, rosebud ; a very fine example [PI. XXI 1 1] 
 Light Drachm, ivt. 44 grs. ; Radiate head of Helios in profile to right ; 
 
 724 Rhodos : Drachm, of late issue, ict. 60 grs. ; Radiate head of Apollo; 
 three-quarter face to right ; Rose, shown from above ; at sides, 
 
 " 
 
 \{ Incuse square with P~0, Rose; bow case and name of 
 
 AEZIKPATHX in field ; very fine 2 
 
 725 Lydia : X Stater, attributed to Kroisos, the last of the Mermnadaean 
 
 kings, wt. 165*5 grs. ; Foreparts of a lion and a bull, the one 
 lacing the other ; \i Two square incuse sinkings ; an unusually 
 good specimen of this early and very interesting and rare coin 
 \ PI. XXIII] 1 
 
 726 Kroisos : Drachm and JR Hekte, wt. 82*5 and 27 grs. ; of similar 
 
 tyj>e to coin in preceding lot; both fine and from the Bunbury 
 collection 2 
 
 727 Nysa: Kistophoros, wt. 192'5 grs. ; of ordinary type; NY, AN, 
 
 N EUTE POX, date letters KT ( = 23) and figure of Hygieia (!) 
 " in field of rev. 
 
 Tnalles : Quarter Kistophoros, wt. 45 grs. ; TPAA, Grapes on large 
 
 vine leaf : 1> Lion's scalp on top of club ; the whole within wreath 
 
 Apameia (Phryg) : Kistophoros, ict. 193*5 grs. ; of ordinary type; 
 
 A;PA. ATTA AOY, TIMn, and double pipes in field of 
 
 rev. : all fine 3 
 
 7i' v Lykia : Early A\ Stater, wt. 140*5 grs. ; Boar to right; \i Incuse 
 
 s square with bull's head to front; cross in field at each side: 
 
 extremely fine and eery rare ; from the Bunbury collection 
 
 [PI. XXIV] 1 * 1 
 
 7l.". ( Lykia: Early A\ Stater, wt. 142 grs.; Forepart of boar to left: 
 
 r l i; Incuse square, of small size, with roughly formed markings 
 
 ^ resembling a letter or monogram; very fine and rare-, from the 
 
 It housopoulo.< collection [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 ,.">" Lykia: A\ Stater, wt. 151 grs. ; Forepart of boar to right : tf Incuse, 
 
 i if Lvcian type : fine and rare ; from the Rhousopoulos collect/on 1 
 
 7:11 1'AMi'HYi.iA. Aspendos : A\ Staters (2), wts. 167 and 162 grs. ; 
 
 Two athletes wrestling; on one specimen, BA. in centre field; 
 
 I! EXTFEAIIYX: Slinger, to right, stretching his sling and 
 
 about to discharge a bolt : in field to right, triskelis : the whole 
 
 within a headed si|uarc : both fine; one shown on PI. XXIV 2 
 
 7 .".'J Side: A\ Stater, wt. 165 grs.; Pomegranate; l.i Athena head to 
 
 rL'ht. weal-ill- crested Corinthian helmet : in front, laurel branch : 
 
 the whole in an incuse square; a eery fine and e.reeedingly rare 
 
 eniu; thou the Warren eolleetion [PI. XXIVj 1
 
 101 
 
 Seventh JJn y 
 
 733 
 
 '34 
 
 u./r? 
 
 35 
 
 r 36 
 
 // 
 
 Side : A\ Stater, wt. 164'5 grs. ; Pallas Xikephoros standing to left; 
 shield and spear by her side ; to left, pomegranate ; to light, three 
 Aramaic (?) letters; I Xude figure, Apollo (?), standing towards 
 left, long branch in left hand and phiale in right ; a chlamys 
 across the back, the ends hanging from the arms in front ; to 
 left, altar ; to right, Aramaic (?) inscription ; a eery fine <in<l very 
 rare coin [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 Side : Tetradrachm, wt. 262 grs. ; Head of Athena to right, wearing 
 triple plumed helmet of Corinthian type ; l 7 { AEINO, Nike; 
 Stephanophoros flying to left, before her, pomegranate : a very 
 fine example and of unusually good style [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 Side : Tetradrachm, wt. 242'5 grs. ; similar to coin in last lot but 
 of poorer style and with name of KAEYX in field of rev. 
 
 Selge (Pisidia) : Obol, ret. 14"5 grs. ; Athena head to right, astragalus 
 behind neck ; Gorgon (?) head facing 2 
 
 Kilikia. Kelendens : A\ Stater, wt. 166 grs. ; KEA {exergue), 
 
 Xude youth, holding short staff', vaulting upon horse galloping to 
 
 right; Goat to left; the head turned back to right, the legs 
 
 y\\ bent as if rising from the ground ; an extremely fine and eery rare 
 .,..,,, . +:..-, j.i, , 7^..,,/ 7/, .., I'm vviv/1 1 
 
 coin ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. XXIV 
 33 * 
 
 ^ 
 
 '39 
 
 740 
 
 Kelendens : Ai Stater, wt. 162'5 ; Xude youth seated sideways on 
 horse galloping to right ; in his right hand a heavy riding-crop ; 
 fl KEA, Goat to right, the head turned back to left : a very fine 
 example and rare [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 Mallos: A\ Stater, wt. 161"5 grs. ; Winged female figure, kneeling 
 or running to right, holding a large disc, ornamented with a star, 
 in front of the body: a spiral ornament (plume) attached to back of 
 head; MAP, Swan to left; in front, fish: behind, .crux ansata : 
 a very fine and very rare coin : from the Hunhury mllertinn 
 [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 Mallos : A\ Stater, of Satrapal issue, wt. 154 grs. ; Persian kin,- to 
 right, draped and crowned : a heavy spear with weighted end in 
 his right hand, a bow in his left : in field to left, coin grain : 
 !.{ MAA, Flerakles strangling the lion: in field to left, club : a 
 eery fine and eery rare coin [PI. XXIV | 1 
 
 Mallos: A\ State/-, of Satrapal issue, n-t. 14.V."j grs.: Head of 
 bearded flerakles to right, the lion's skin knotted around the 
 neck: l{ Head of Persian king to right, bearded and wearing 
 niitra'; eery fine and eery rare \ PI. XXIVj 1
 
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 741 Nagidos: A\ Stater, wt. 149*5 grs. ; Aphrodite (?) seated to left, 
 wearing modius-like crown and holding phiale ; in front, Eros 
 Hying towards and about to crown her ; beneath the throne, a 
 mouse; 11 NATIAE.QN, Dionysos (?) standing to left, the body 
 partially draped with a hiniation ; in the left hand a sceptre, in 
 tin* right a branch of vine with leaves, tendrils and grapes; in 
 field to left, X and A ; a very fine and very rare coin ; from the 
 Tnb'm Hush collection [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 74l' Soloi : A\ State?; wt. 1547) grs. ; Head of Athena to right : griffin 
 on upper part of helmet : I* ZOAIO and bunch of grapes 
 arranged, corner-wise, on a square incuse : fine and very rare 
 [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 74'! Soloi: A\ Stater, ivt. 163 grs. \ Types similar to last coin but reverse 
 design not in incuse : below the grapes, ZOAIflN (incompletely 
 shown) and part of magistrate's name, AIP; an e.etremely fine 
 e.rample and very rare; from the London sale of May. 1900 
 [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 7!4 Tarsos : A\ Stater, of the Satrap Pharnabazes. wt. 1645 grs. ; 
 Head of Arethusa facing (as on coin of Syrakousai by Kimon) ; 
 U Bearded head to right, wearing crested helmet ; in front. 
 Aramaic inscription : behind, symbol ; a very fine and rare com : 
 fnmt the London sale of May, 1900 [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 7 4.*") Tarsos : A\ Stater, of the Satrap Mazaios, wt. 166 grs. ; Baal- 
 Tars enthroned to left, holding sceptre and short stall' with corn- 
 ear and grapes attached ; Aramaic inscription to right ; # Lion 
 attacking stag, both animals to left : above, traces of Aramaic 
 inscription : below, single letter ( = M) ; eery fine [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 7 Ml Tarsos : A\ Stater, of the Satrap Mazaios, wt. 164 grs. ; Baal- 
 Tars seated to left : sceptre placed in front and held by right hand. 
 part of his mantle wrapped around the left arm ; behind the figure, 
 Aramaic inscription : to left of sceptre, corn-stalk; l,i Lion to left 
 attacking 1 ml I kneeling to right : above, club and B ; below, walls 
 nt city: a rery fine and rare coin; from the Home collect am 
 PI. XXIV 1 
 
 77 Kvi'iU's. Stasandnos, King of I'aphos : A\ Stater, wt. 167 grs. : 
 I >i 1 1 1 to left ; above, vulture symbol: in lower field before bull, 
 rrn.r ansata : l: Magic standing to left : in front, .-mall vase: at 
 -idi -. (\priote inscription ; the whole within a shallow sijuare 
 ineijse wit h dotted hui'der : an unusually jierject e.ram)>le and eery 
 ear, PI XXIV I
 
 10.' i Seventh Bay 
 
 748 Evelthon, King of Salamis : M, Stater, vt. 168'5 grs. ; Ram recum- 
 H . a bent to left ; traces of Cypriote inscription in field ; plain ; very 
 /. fine and very rare [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 749 Evelthon (?), King of Salamis : Tetrobol, wt. 54 grs. ; obv. similar to 
 , last coin ; I Crux ansata and traces of Cypriote inscription within 
 
 square incuse ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 750 Evelthon : Diobol, vt. 28"5 grs. ; types similar to No. 748. And 
 
 Obol, vt. 13 grs. ; Head of ram to left ; p, Crux ansata, in circular 
 , I t incuse ; both very fine and very rare 2 
 
 751 Galatia. Amyntas, Tetrarch of Galatia : Tetradrachm ; vt. 
 
 248"5 grs. ; Head of Pallas to right; behind head, monogram ; yi 
 BAZIAEHZ AMYNTOY, Nike flying to left, carrying sceptre 
 tied with a broad fillet; in field, IB ; eery fine 1 
 
 752 Amyntas, Tetrarch of Galatia : Tetradrachm ; vt. 243 grs. ; types 
 as last coin : a very fine specimen [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 /> 
 
 SYRIA, &c. 
 
 753 Kings or Syria. Seleukos I : Tetradrachm ; vt. 264 grs. : Head 
 
 of Herakles to right, wearing lion's scalp ; 1,1 BAZIAEHZ- 
 i _, ZEAEYKOY ; Zeus Aitophoros to right ; in held to left mono- 
 gram : beneath throne Al {monogram) ; a very fine e, cample and 
 rare [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 754 Seleukos I: Tetradrachm: wt. 257 grs. ; Head of Seleukos to right. 
 
 wearing helmet covered with bull's hide, the horn and ear attached 
 r C to the side and a serpent projecting from the front; tf BAZIAEjQZ 
 ZEAEYKOY, Victory crowning a trophy of arms; in held two 
 monograms (ATI and nYP); a very fine and eery rare coin ; from 
 the London sale of May, 1900 [PI. XXIV] 1 
 
 754a Seleukos I : Hemidrachm ; vt 32'5 grs. ; Types as last coin : Al 
 
 .1 f before the figure of Nike ami monogram behind : a eery fine and 
 
 L * rare little coin : from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 755 Seleukos I: Drachm: vt. G3 grs. : Laureate head (if Zeus to right : 
 
 1/ BAZIAEHZ ZEAEYKOY, Nike, armed and brandishing 
 spear, in quadriga of elephants to right : above, AO and Seleucid 
 anchor badge: fine and rare: from the Bunbury collection 
 [PI. XXV! 1 
 
 755a Seleukos I : Drachm, n-f. (53 grs. : Head and neck of horse to right, 
 with bull's horn attached by side of ear; I! BAZIAE.QZ 
 ZEAEYKOY, Anchor; a rem/ fine and rare coin [PI. XXV! 1
 
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 756 Antiochos I : Tetradi'achm, wt. 264*5 grs. ; Diademed head of King 
 
 to right : i,i BAZIAEHZ ANTIOXOY, Nude figure of Apollo 
 to right, seated on netted omphalos ; two arrows in his right hand, 
 the left leaning on a bow resting behind the omphalos ; in field, 
 two mono-rams (PA, HP) ; eery fine [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 757 Antiochos I : Tetrad rachm, id. 263 grs. : Types as last coin and 
 
 with the same monograms, on : the figure of Apollo larger and 
 in rather higher relief ; eery fine ; from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 758 Antiochos I : Tetradrachn : ivt. 264 grs. : similar to preceding coins 
 
 but the figure of Apollo holds one arrow only: varied monograms 
 in field (AP. and AX in circle or 12), very fine 1 
 
 759 Antiochos IV: Tetrad rachm, irt. 256 grs.: Diademed head to right : 
 
 u BAZIAEI2Z ANTIOXOY 0EOY EPI<t>ANOY[Z], 
 
 Zeus Xikephoros seated to left ; the figure of Xike turned to- 
 wards Zeus and holding wreath: in exergue, monogram (Al) 
 an extremely fine specimen : from the Bunbury collection 
 [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 760 Demetrios I (Soter) : Tetrad rachm, wt. 258 grs. : Diademed head 
 
 of kin- to right, within a laurel wreath : \i BAZIAEflZ 
 AHMHTPIOY, Tyche to left, draped, seated on throne sup- 
 ported by winged female monster and holding short staff and 
 cornucopia : in field to left, monogram (AP = Apamea) ; fine 1 
 
 7;i Alexandros I {Bala) : Tetradrachm, minted at Tyre in Phoenicia: 
 irt. 220 grs.: Diademed bust of kin- to right; the shoulders 
 draped : u BAZIAE12Z AAEZANAPOY. Eagle to left, 
 standing on rudder: a long branch of palm beneath the farther 
 win-: in field, Tynan monogram on club: behind, date letters, 
 TiP ' lti.')) and monogram ( H P) ; an e.rtremely fine specimen 
 and rare j PI. XXV j 1 
 
 7 '. -_' Alexandros I (Bala): Tetradrachm, of uncertain mintage: irt. 
 1'uSijrs. : Diademed head to right; U BAZIAEftZ AAEZAN- 
 APOY OEOPATOPOZ EYEPrETOY. Zeus Xikephoros 
 -ated to left: in exergue, date letters, EZP ( =165) and 
 monogram ' P PY) : fine ] 
 
 7 ''..'5 Demetnos II ( Xikator) : Tetradrachm, of his first reign: irt. 
 -..-//>'.: Diademed head to right; I.! BAZIAEHZ AHMH- 
 TPIOY <t>IAAAEA<t>OY NIKATOPOZ. Tyche seated to 
 '''. draped and holding cornucopia and sceptre: in exergue, 
 in' niogram ' AT ?) : fine 1
 
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 105 Seventh Day 
 
 764 Tryphon : Drachm, wt. 62'5 grs. : Diademed head to right; 
 
 BAZIAEflZ TPY4>niMOZ AYTOKPATOPOZ, Helmet 
 of petasos-like form with pendant cheek guards, a tall spike on 
 top and a horn attached to the front ; in field to left, monogram 
 (AP, Apamea) ; an exceedingly fine and rare coin ; from thv 
 Banbury collection [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 765 Demetifios II (Nikator): Tetradrachm ; of his second reign, minted 
 
 at Tyre : wt. 218 grs. ; Diademed head to right ; $ BAZI AE.QZ 
 AHMHTPIOY, Eagle to left, standing on rudder: palm 
 branch beneath farther wing ; in field, club-monogram of Tyre, 
 I EPA and AZY in monogram, M, and date letters IPP( = 187); 
 eery fine 1 
 
 766 Antiochos VIM (Grypus) : Tetradrachm, wt. 256*5 grs. ; Diademed 
 head of king to right: i* BAZIAEHZ ANTIOXOY EPI 
 
 <|>ANOYZ, Zeus standing to left partially draped : a crescent on 
 his head, star on right hand and sceptre in left : in field to left 
 I E. A ; a eery fine example 1 
 
 767 Antiochus VIII (Grypus) : Tetradrachm, minted at Tarsos, wt. 
 
 253 grs. ; Diademed head of king to right; \i BAZIAEHZ 
 ANTIOXOY EPI<t>ANOYZ, Altar, of curious form, with 
 figure of Sandan to right standing on lion : to left, monograms ; 
 eery fine and rare ; from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 768 Tigranes, King of Armenia : Tetradrachm, wt. 249*5 grs. ; Head of 
 
 king to right, wearing Armenian crown or head dress, ornamented 
 with star between figures of two eagles ; l{ BAZIAEX2Z 
 TITPANOY, Tyeheof Antioch to right, seated on rocks, draped 
 and veiled ; a mural crown on her head, in her right hand, a palm 
 branch : her feet resting upon a figure of the river god Orontes, 
 shown swimming to right : in field, monogram : on rocks, P (or 
 monogram) : the whole within a laurel wreath : a eery fine and 
 rare coin ; from the Bunbury collection \ PI. XXV] 1 
 
 769 Phoenicia. Arados : M Stater, wt. 160*5 grs. ; Head of "Melkarth 
 
 to right, laureate ; [i Galley to left: Phoenician letter (A) above, 
 waves below ; eery fine [ PI. XXV] 1 
 
 770 Sidon : Double Shekel, wt. 397 grs. ; King and charioteer in quadriga 
 
 to left : behind, attendant in Persian dress ; in field above, two 
 letters : l,( Galley to left; date signs, III, above : waves beneath ; 
 eery fine and rare : from the Bunbury collection 1 
 
 771 Tyros : A\ Stater, wt. 210*5 grs. : Melkarth to right, riding on sen- 
 
 horse, a bow in lu's right hand : beneath, waves and dolphin : \i 
 I ' 
 
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 Seventh Day 106 
 
 Lot 771 - -continued. 
 
 Owl standing to right, crook and Hail beneath left wing ; very fine 
 [PI. XXV] 
 Arados : Drachm, vt. 63 grs. ; Bee and two monograms ; li 
 APAAIHN, Stag and palm ; fine 2 
 
 772 Tyros : A\ Stater, ivt. 211'5 grs. ; Types similar to last coin; the 
 
 ornamental borders around the types better defined ; very fine and 
 rare : fn y * the i)f > Ht& m c ollection [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 773 Jvd.EA. Gaza: Drachm, wt. 56' grs. ; Janiform male and female 
 
 heads, both diademed ; li Owl standing to front ; two olive 
 branches hanging down at the sides ; an extremely rare coin and 
 very fine [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 774 Jerusalem : Shekel, struck in the third year of the First Revolt 
 
 (time of Vespasian), wt. 212 grs. ; obv. "Jerusalem the Holy"; 
 Branch with three buds (Aaron's Rod?) ; [i "Shekel of Israel" ; 
 Cup or chalice ; above it, date letters ( Near three") ; very fine 
 'di'l rare 1 
 
 77o Jerusalem : Half Shekel, of the third year of the first revolt ; 
 Similar to preceding coin but reading Half-Shekel" on reverse : 
 very fine and rare 1 
 
 77'i Judaea: Small A'l coin issued by the Procurator Coponius (time of 
 Augustus) 
 
 Tiberius : Denarius (the "Tribute Penny " of the Xew Testament) 
 
 Persia : Siglos, of ordinary type 
 
 Apollodotos, K. of Baktria : Square Drachm: obr. BAXIAEHZ 
 APOAAOAOTOY ZHTHPOZ, Elephant; li Gibbons bull 
 and Arian legend : all fine \ 
 
 777 Bactria . Drachm, of uncertain mintage, mt. 50 grs. ; Head of 
 Athena to right, wearing crested helmet ornamented with scroll of 
 honeysuckle ; I; Eagle with closed wings standing to left, the head 
 Turned liaek to right : above, branch with vine leaf and bunch of 
 crapes ; -7 eery fine and eery rare little coin {the types considered 
 tn he derived from the coinage of Athens, cf II. M. Cat. Attica) 
 PI. XXV 1 
 
 77" Eukratides. King of Bactria: Tetradrachm, vt. 2o)T) grs.: Draped 
 bu-t of the kin- to right wearing petasosdike helmet, crested and 
 on lament I'd with a bull's h< tin and ear on the side : I; BAZIAEI2S 
 METAAOY EYKPATIAOY. The Dioskouroi on horseback 
 to ri-hi ; beneath the horse's forefeet, monogram 'AP.YX): very 
 !.,: aijd cry rare [PI. XXV 1
 
 1 07 Seventh Day 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 779 Egypt. Alexandros IV: Tetradrachm, vt. 260 grs. ; Head of 
 
 Alexander the Great to right, a rani's horn attached to side of 
 
 > . head and wearing head-dress formed from an elephant's scalp ; U 
 
 AAEZANAPOY, Zens Aitophoros seated to left; in field, ful- 
 
 men ; below throne, monogram; very fine and rare [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 780 Alexandros IV : Tetradrachm, wt. 241 '5 grs.; C- similar to last 
 
 coin but in lower relief and with a diadem showing over the fore- 
 head : \i AAEEANAPOY, Athena Alkisto right: a monogram 
 in field to right and left, and Ptolemaic badge, eagle on fulmen, at 
 her feet ; a brilliant specimen and rare [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 781 Alexandros IV: Tetradrachm, wt. 240'5 grs.; types as last coin ; 
 / the rev. monograms varied 1 
 
 782 Alexandros IV : Tetradrachm, vt. 242'5 grs. ; similar to preceding 
 
 coins but with HP (monogram), helmet and Ptolemaic badge all 
 in field to right of Athena 1 
 
 783 Ptolemaios (I?): Tetradrachm, wt. 215'5 grs. ; Diademed bust to 
 
 right; p PTOAEMAIOY BAZIAEHZ, Eagle to left. 
 / standing on fulmen ; very fine and rare 1 
 
 784 Arsinoe II, Queen of Ptolemaios II : Deladrachm, irt. 547 grs. ; 
 
 Head of the Queen to right, veiled and wearing diadem : behind 
 the head, MM ; [i APZINOHZ <t>l AAAEA<t>OY Double cor- 
 nucopia to right, filled with fruits : a diadem tied around the 
 centres of the horns ; very fine and rare [PI. XXV] 1 
 
 785 Cyrexaica. Kyrene : Tetradrachm, irt. 265"5 grs. ; KYPA. He a 
 
 \ of Zeus Amnion to right, bearded and with ram's horn at side of 
 
 aead: I,; Silphium plant; of Archaic style, exceedingly fine and 
 H I ft/- certf ran- ; from the London sale of May, 1900 I PI. XXV] 1 
 
 '86 Kyrene: Tetradrachm, of later issue, icf. 20^ grs. ; Head of Zeus 
 Amnion to right; \i K Y PA N - A by sides of silphium 
 
 //? . 
 
 plant ; an unusually fine example : from the Montagu collection 
 
 PI. XXV 
 
 rt* 
 
 Kyrene: Tetradrachm, of fine style, ft. 203 grs. ; Head of Zeus 
 Amnion to left; behind head, sprig of laurel with two leaves; 
 U AlBYXTPATOiXi. retrograde, around silphium plant: " 
 eery Jim- and exceedingly rare coin : fr<on the Huidmry e"lleetion 
 
 I pi. xxvii 6x 1
 
 & vcnth Day 1 OS 
 
 7ss Kypene : D'tdrachm, wt. 121 grs. ; Head of youthful Zeus Amnion to 
 right; K KY _ PA, Silphium plant; in field, serpent to left and 
 monogram; eery fine and rare 1 
 
 789 Kyrene : D'tdrachm, wt. 119 grs. : similar to last coin : the head of 
 Amnion turned to left ; monogram and star in upper field of 
 reverse ; fine 1 
 
 -/- 
 
 79<> Bar*ke : Drachm, of archaic style, wt. 51 grs. ; Head of bearded 
 Zeus Amnion to right, within beaded circle; the whole in incuse 
 square with [BA]PK in the angles ; Silphium plant ; extremely 
 fine and rare ; from the II anbury collection [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 791 Evespeiu'des : Drachm, of early style, wt. 50'5 grs. ; Head of Zeus 
 
 Amnion to right in headed circle; the whole in incuse square with 
 E [Y] E Z in angles: Silphium plant ; extremely fine and 
 very rare ; from the Bunbury collection [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 792 Zeugitaxa. KarthagO: Tetradrachm, of Siculo-Punic issue, probably 
 
 struck at Panormos, wt. 259'5 gr.<. ; Forepart of horse to right ; 
 
 in front, corn-grain : above, part of a figure of Nike ; below, 
 
 Kart (7/adisat" in Punic letters ; Iji Date palm ; in lower field, 
 
 traces of Punic inscription ; fine and very rare [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 79."5 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 260 grs. : Free horse 
 galloping to right : above, Xike flying to right and crowning 
 the horse: beneath the exergual line, Phoenician inscription in 
 minute characters : ],{ Date palm ; a very fine coin and eery rare : 
 from the Ihinbury collection [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 7H1 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 266'5 grs.; Head of 
 
 Persephone to left, crowned with corn : behind, dolphin : li Horse 
 
 - to right, standing in front of date palm ; in upper Held to left, 
 
 crescent; cerij fine and rare 1 
 
 79D Kanthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic (a direct copy from the cele- 
 hrated medallions of Syrakousai, by the engraver Evainetos), wt. 
 2*> s; '."> grs. : Head of Persephone to left, crowned with corn leaves ; 
 / - around, four dolphins; in front of neck, escallop shell ; l,{ Horse's 
 head to left : behind, date palm : beneath truncation of neck A m 
 M'lrlniiiiii in Phoenician letters ; an extremely fine coin and eery 
 ron-. [PI. XXVI | I 
 
 79'i Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic di direct ropy from the cele- 
 
 1 medallions fif Syrakousai, by the engraver Evainetos), wt. 
 
 2'i2T) '//-. : Head of Persephone to left, crowned with corn leaves ;
 
 100 Seventh Day 
 
 Lot 796 continued. 
 
 around, four dolphins ; in front of neck, escallop shell ; \i Horse 
 to right, standing in front of date palm ; an exceedingly fine coin 
 of most pleasing style. [ P I . X X V I ] 1 
 
 797 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 267'5 grs. ; Similar to 
 If)/ tf)/~ ^' ^^' ^ u ^ ^'ithotit the cockle shell and not of such fine style ; 
 
 eery fine and rare. [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 798 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 262 grs. : Similar to last 
 coin, but with the head of Persephone turned to right and reading 
 
 / /_ "Sham Machanat" on reverse ; an extremely rare variety of very 
 interesting style. [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 799 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 258 grs. ; Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to right, crowned with corn stalks : two dolphins in lower 
 field ; to left, symbol (or monogram) ; I Horse to right, standing 
 in front of date palm : in front, upright caduceus ; very fine and 
 rare [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 800 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 266'5 grs. ; Head of 
 
 youthful Herakles to right, wearing lion's scalp head-dress ; \i 
 Horse's head to left; behind, palm; below truncation of neck. 
 " A m-he-Machanat " and stalk of corn ; a very fine example 
 [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 801 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 253'5 grs. ; similar to 
 / , last coin ; but not so fine 1 
 
 802 Karthago : Tetradrachm, Siculo-Punic, wt. 2o8 grs. : same types as 
 
 last coins ; ' Machanat " only below the horse's neck and astragalus 
 - " in field in front ; very fine [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 803 Karthago : Tetradrachm, wt. 267'5 grs. ; similar to preceding coin : 
 
 the head of Herakles of smaller size ; no adjunct in field of rev. ; 
 very fine [PI. XXVI] 1 
 
 804 Karthago: Tetradrachm, wt. 268'5 grs.; similar to Xo. 800, and 
 
 with the same legend and adjunct ; three off-sets shooting from 
 the base of the palm ; very fine and a rare variety 1 
 
 805 Karthago: El. Tridrachm, wt. 163 grs.; Head of Persephone to 
 
 left, crowned with corn ; [,! Horse standing to right : above, 
 radiate solar disc flanked by uraei : very fine and rare 1 
 
 806 Karthago : 'Ltbeadrachm, wt. 578 grs. : Head of Persephone to left, 
 
 crowned with corn ; U Pegasos flying to right: below, ' Barzit : 
 fine <f tlic finest known examples <</ this exceedingly rare and very 
 impnrtant coin [PI. XXVI ] 1
 
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 SOT Karthago : Didrachm, wt. 115 07*s. ; C* similar to last coin ; { Horse 
 
 to right, standing in front of date-palm, the head turned back to 
 
 left ; in front, star 
 
 Drachm, wt. - r )T grs. ; similar to last coin but horse's head not 
 
 reverted ; both very fine 2 
 
 SOS Numidia. Hiempsal II, King of Numidia (?) ; Drachm, wt. 57 grs. ; 
 Head of Persephone to right; Horse galloping to right; below, 
 Phoenician letter; a laurel wreath around the whole 
 Juba I of Numidia: Denarius, wt. 65 grs. ; REX IVBA. Draped 
 bust of the king to right, a sceptre across the shoulder ; I Temple ; 
 Phoenician inscriptions at the sides 
 Ptolemaios I of Egypt: JE, ; laureate head of Zeus to right; 
 PTOAEMAIOY BAZIAEHZ, Eagle with raised wings 
 standing to left : in front, shield and 4> ; all eery fine 3 
 
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