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 THE LIBRARY 
 
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 THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE COLLECTION OF 
 
 GREEK COINS 
 
 AND 
 
 A FEW ROMAN, BYZANTINE, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIECES IN GOLD, 
 The Property of The Right Honble. 
 
 THE EARL OF ASHBURNHAM, 
 
 FROM THE 
 
 THOMAS, NORTHWICK, ADDINGTON, AND WIGAN 
 COLLECTIOXS, AND OTHER SOURCES. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MESSRS. 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 ^urtionctrs of Jlitrrarn ^3 ropcrtg \t uclorhs iUustratiiiE of tljs Fine J^rtB, 
 AT THEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C. 
 
 On MONDAY, 6th day of MAY, 1895, and following Day, 
 
 AT ONE o'clock PRECISELY. 
 MAY BE VIEWED TWO DAYS PRIOR. CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD. 
 
 DRYDES press: J. DAVY & BOSS, -137, LONG ACRK. W.C.
 
 CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute 
 arise between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be 
 immediately put up again, provided the auctioneer 
 cannot decide the said dispute. 
 
 II. No person to advance less than Is.; above five pounds, 
 2s. 6d., and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve, the 
 
 auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the 
 seller. 
 
 IV. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, 
 
 and to pay down 5.s. in the pound, if required, in part 
 payment of the purchase-money ; in default of which 
 the lot or lots purchased to be immediately put up 
 again and re-sold. 
 
 V. The sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of 
 any error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or 
 errors of description. 
 
 VI. The lots to be taken away, at the buyer's expense, imme- 
 
 diately after the conclusion of the sale ; in default of 
 which Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE 
 will not hold themselves responsible if lost, stolen, 
 damaged, or otherwise destroyed, but they will be 
 left at the sole risk of the purchaser. If, at the 
 expiration of Two Days after the conclusion of the sale, 
 the lots are not cleared or paid for, they will then be 
 catalogued for immediate sale, and the expense, the 
 same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount at which 
 they were bought. Messrs. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON 
 & HODGE will have the option of re-selling the lots 
 uncleared, either by public or private sale, without any 
 notice being given to the defaulter. 
 
 VII. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the 
 
 money required and deposited in part of payment shall 
 be forfeited, and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling 
 of such lots as are not cleared or paid for, all charges on 
 such re-sale shall be made good by the defaidters at this 
 sale. 
 
 Gentlemen, who cannot attend this Sale, may have their Com- 
 missions faithfully executed by their humble Servants, 
 
 SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, 
 
 13, IFellington Street, Strand, London.
 
 
 -T 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE COLLECTION of 
 
 GREEK COINS 
 
 Hnb a few lEnolieb an^ Jforcitjn pieces, 
 
 The Property Of The Right Honble. 
 
 THE EARL OF ASHBURNHAM. 
 
 FIRST DAY'S SALE. 
 
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 HISPANIA AND GALLIA. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 Hispania. /R Drachm. Male head with curled hair to right, 
 
 in front two dolphins and behind head another. 
 l;k Celtiberian legend, Cavalier galloping to right, holding palm branch, 
 id. 63 gr^. 
 
 Gr£illi£i. M. Tetradrachm. Deba.sed type of Philip II of Macedon, 
 head of Zeus to right. 
 9 DY. [O ?] VY-, Figure on horse-back, under raised forepaw of 
 horse fl-, wi. 196 '5 f/r.s., fiw. 2 
 
 2 Hispano-Cai'tliag-iniaii- Circa B.C. 234-210? yR 
 
 Tetradrachm of thick faliric. Head of Zeus laureate to right, border 
 of dots. 
 Jl Elephant trumpeting, and advancing to right, above spear head 
 in exergue K. vt. 2b^grs.,fine and very rare. Compare MM. Im- 
 hoof-Blumer and Keller " Tier-uid Plaiizen Bihler" {PI. iv, 2). 1 
 
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 3 Gales. Ch-ca b.c. 33-1. M. Didraclim. Head of Pallas in crested 
 
 Corinthian helmet to right decorated witli coiled serpent, behind 
 
 neck a thunderbolt. 
 I ^ CALENO- (i" exergue), Victory in biga to right, ivt. 114 yn., 
 I very fine 1 
 
 Plate I. 
 
 4 IVuceria ^^Itatema. b.c. 308. M. Didrachm. Oscan 
 
 inscription, Ahirkrhmm Alafaternuw, Youthful male head with ram's 
 horn to left. 
 9 one of the Dioskuri standing be.side his horse, ((7. 111'3 grs., 
 wry fine, 1 
 
 5 Teamim Siclicimim. b.c. 300-268. .R Didrachm. 
 
 Head of Young Herakles to right, in lion's skin, not covering back 
 of head ; the paws knotted under chin, behind club. 
 Jt Oscan inscription (in exergue) Nike in triga, horses in high action, 
 to right, id. Ill '2 yrs., very fine 1 
 
 CALABRIA. 
 
 6 Tai-entxTiTi, b.c. 400-330. N Stater. TAPA., Head of 
 
 Denieter or Hera ? to right, wearing stejDliane decorated with pal- 
 mettes ; veil on back of head, earring and necklace ; in front of 
 head dolpliin ; beneath neck KOW . 
 9. [AIOZJKOPOI., the Dioskuri riding to left, the further horse 
 in advance, the near figure carries a palm branch to which is 
 attached a wreath and fillet, in exergue ZA-, i(i. 132'1, very fine and 
 very rare (Carelli, cm, 12). 1 
 
 Plate I. 
 
 7 TaventiTin. b.c. 400-330. M Stater. TAPA-, Head of 
 
 Demeter or Hera ? wearing stephane and veil, &c. as .on the pre- 
 ceding piece, Init from a different die, dolphin in front, below the 
 neck Zl- 
 
 9: Young horseman to right, naked, aiming javelin, and carrying circular 
 
 shield and two spare jaAelin.s ; in front of horse's l^ad a thunder^ 
 
 bolt and below AP., id. 131'1 grs., very fine style and condition, very 
 
 rare {Carelli, cm, 10). \ 
 
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 8 Tai'entixiii. n.c. 400-300. ^ Stater. Head of Demeter oi-'Z/tT 
 Hera ? wearing stephaiie, veil, &c., from a diflerent die to the- pre- 
 ceding pieces, th6 veil does not descend below truncation, and 
 without dolphin in front of head. 
 Jfc Taras as a child holding out his arms to his father Poseidon, en- 
 throned before him ; in field \- . and a star, id. 132 grs., vary fine 
 and exccudvehj rare {L'arelU cm, 7). 1 
 
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 ) Tai-exitlTlll. B.C. 212-209. A\ Drachm. Horseman galloping 
 to right, about to hurl javelin ; behind <|>|., below horse <|)| AIAP- 
 
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 9> [TJAPAZ., Taras on dolphin to right, about to Inula trident, 
 id. 56 (jrs., very fine. 1 
 
 LUCANIA. 
 
 10 Hei-aclea. b.c. 380-300. ^ Didrachm. Head of Pallas, her 
 hair bound with olive wreath, waved in front and turned up at back ; 
 displayed upon zEgis with border of serpents. 
 
 9= HPAKAEIflN., Herakles nude, seated on rock, covered with 
 lion's skin, holding va.se, at his feet club, id. 121 grs., fine and rare 1 
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 11 Heraclea. b.c. 3S0-300. yll Didrachm. h HPAKAHIUN., 
 
 Head of Pallas in crested Corinthian helmet to right, helmet orna- 
 mented with Scylla, behind neck K. 
 1^. hHPAKAHIflN., Herakles, naked, standing facing holding 
 club downwards in right hand, and strung bow and one arrow in 
 left hand, over left arm lion's skin ; to left A0A., in field a one- 
 handled vase, id. 124 grs., very fine and scarce in this state. 1 
 
 12 IVJetapontiTna. Period III. Finest Art. Circa B.C. 400-350, 
 
 .^l Stater hOMONOIA., Head of Homonia to left, hair waved 
 and bound with narrow diadem. 
 
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 l;l META., Ear of barley with leaf to left, id. 122-2 grs.. 
 
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 fine, a scarce 
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 I*osei(lonia. Period. II. Circa B. c. 480-400, .11 Stater. 
 
 nOZEIAAN., Nude figure but for chlamys which hangs loosely 
 
 over shoulders, of Poseidon, to right, wielding trident, in field a 
 
 dolphi^feorder of dots. 
 
 ^, nOZEIAANI.,Bull to left; in exergue dolphin, id. 12U grs., very 
 
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 l-i Tliixi'iixiia. B.C. 420-390. ^ Stater. Head of Athena iu helmet 
 bound with olive. 
 J^ 0OYPIX1N., Bull butting to right, beneath E., in exergue a fish, 
 wt. 119 (/r., rerji fine. 1 
 
 15 Tlirn'iviiii. B.C. 390-35U, ^ Distater. Head of Pallas in crested 
 
 Athenian helmet adorned with Suylla in front <|>. 
 1^ ©OYPinN., Bull butting to right, id. 245-1 grs., fine. 1 
 
 16 Tlivii'iixiia. B.C. 390-350. .-R Distater. Head of Pallas to right, 
 
 wearing crested Athenian helmet, adorned with Scylla, dogs' heads 
 
 .sjjringing from her waist, the neck piece is decorated with a griffin. 
 
 ij^ ©OYPIflN-, Bull butting to right, on buttock the monogram 
 
 VE. ; in exergue a fish, ivt. 243'1 g>:, very fine. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, No. 114. 
 
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 17 Velia. B.C. 390-350. JR Didrachm. Head of Athena wearing 
 
 crested Athenian helmet, ornamented with a griffin. 
 Jt.- [VEAJHTflN. (al)ove). Lion seizing stag ; dotted exergual line, 
 id. 119'4 grs., rery fine, and of fine style, apparentlij an unpuhlishecl 
 variety, compare Carelli CXLii, 76, for Jo. 1 
 
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 18 Velia. Period IV, b.c. 400-268. .41 Didrachm. Head of Pallas, 
 
 in crested Corinthian helmet, wearing earring and necklace, the 
 
 helmet is adorned with reiJreseutation of fast Quadriga driven by 
 
 Nike ; on band, beneath crest, the signature of the artist, <!>IAIZ- 
 
 TII2N., on the neckpiece, figure of a horseman. 
 
 ]^ YEAHXriN. (in exergue). Lion to left, on bones of carcase, 
 
 devouring prey, above Nike flying, to right tracesof <t>|., id. lOG'Syr*-., 
 
 very fine. 1 
 
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 19 Velia- b.c. 400-268. 9- Didrachm. Head of Athena to left, 
 
 wearing crested Athenian helmet decorated with griffin, &c., above A- 
 li. [VEAH]TnN., Lion attacking stag, id. 114 grs., fine. 1 
 
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 20 BriTttii. b.c. 282-203. N Drachm (Attic). Head of Poseidon, 
 wearing plain diadem to left, behind trident, and beneath a dolphin ; 
 border of dots. 
 9= BPETTIUN. Amphitrite, veiled, seated on seahorse; befera 
 her stands Eros dra\ving a bow, in field, to right, a star, id. 65-2 grs, 
 
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 in extremely fine state, rare. 
 
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 holding in raised right hand a branch, and on his outstretched left 
 arm is a small running figure carrying two branches ; in front a stag 
 looking back. 
 1^ Same type, incuse, with exception of the small figure which is in 
 relief, and the legend is not shewn, ui. 121 grs., very fine 1 
 
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 22 Ci'oton- u.c. -180-420. .U Stater. Eagle standing looking back 
 
 in pediment of a temple, in front an antelope's skull. 
 I li ? PO-, Tripod, to right spray of olive, wt. 123'5 (jr., fine. 1 
 
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 23 Ci-oton. Before B.C. 420. M. Stater. O^^K'^MTAM., Nude 
 Figure of Herakles seated on rock covered with lion's skin, he sup- 
 ports with left hand his club, and in his right hand holds a filleted 
 branch, before him is a flaming altar, and behind him, to right, 
 bow and quivei', in exergue two fish. 
 
 1^ ?POT., Tripod, grain of corn to left, and E. in exergue, wt. 
 124 grs., in, veri/ fine condition, of the highest rarity, and apparently 
 unpublished 1 
 
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 Ci'oton. B.C. 420-390. .41 Stater. Head of Hera 
 nearly facing, wearing Stephanos, to right B. 
 \}^ KPOTHNITAS., Herakles seated on rock covered with lions 
 skin, holding wine cup and club, wt. 120 gn., very fine. 1 
 
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 K-lxeo-iiim. u.c. 41.5-387. ^l Tetradrachm. PHTINON., 
 Laureate head of Apollo to right ; behind spray of olive. 
 9. Lion's scalp facing, ivt. 265 grs., very fine. 1 
 
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 Terina. b.c. 440-400. ^Stater. Head of the nymph Teriua, 
 of finest style, to right, wearing ampyx ornamented with honey- 
 suckle and lotus, behind neck <j)., the whole within wreath of olive. 
 9) Nike, winged, seated left on square cippus, one side of which is 
 decorated with a wreath ; she holds in her left hand caduceus, and 
 supports with right hand upon her right knee a hydria, into which 
 flows a stream of water from a fountain in form of a lion's head, 
 fixed into a stone wall ; in the basin of the fountain is a swanl 
 
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 swimming left, wt. 117"! gr. 
 
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 27 rrerina. b.c. 440-400. M Stater. TEPINAION., Head of 
 
 the Nymph Teriiia to right, hair Ijouud with sphendoue. 
 \}^ Winged Nike seated on square cippus, with .small bird perched onj 
 her forefinger, id. 120'2 grs., verij fine. 1 
 
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 28 Tei-ina- b.c. 400-388. ^Stater. TEPINAIUN., Head of' 
 
 the Nymph Terina, richly ornate, with curled hair, triple earring 
 and necklace. 
 ^ Winged Nike seated on square cippus holding small bird, as on 
 preceding piece, w<. \\b grs., fine. 1 
 
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 29 AgTig-entvam. b.c. 472-417. M Tetradrachm. AKRAC— 
 
 ANTOS., Eagle standing left, on capital of column. 
 ]^ Crab ; below rosebud, with double volute, ui. 269 grs., very fine 1 
 
 30 Ag-rig-entunx. n.c. 415-406. M. Tetradrachm, AKPAT, 
 
 Two Eagles standing on svipiue hare ; the further, with spread wings, 
 
 is about to tear the prey ; the nearer, with closed wings, raising its 
 
 head and screaming, the whole within dotted border. 
 
 9= AKPArA[NTIN]ON., Crab, and beneath Scylla, with ilowing 
 
 hair, and dogs springing from lier waist, the right hand raised, 
 
 wt. 268 (jrs., a magnificent piece, in very fine state, and of considerable 
 
 rarity. 1 
 
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 31 .A^grig-entvim. b.c. 415-406. yR Tetradrachm. AKRATAN- 
 
 TINON., Eagle with wings spread, standing to left on supine 
 hare and about to devour it, supporting the hare a rock, on which, 
 a conch and escallop shell. 
 ^ Crab and broad sea fish with open mouth, on either side of crab an 
 escallop shell and conch, icf. 270 grs., very fine and rare in this con- 
 dition. 1 
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 32 Caniarina. b.c. 461-405. ,-R Tetradrachm. Head of Herakles, 
 
 sli'ditlv whiskered, wearing lion's skin to left, in front a bow. 
 ^ KAMAPINA. (in exergue), t^Huidriga driven to right by Pallas, 
 above, flying Nike about to crown charioteer, in exergue, dividing 
 the legend two amphorte, wt. 263 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
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 33 Cat'ana. Poriod of Archaic art before n.c. 476. .U Tetrailrachm. [ 
 Jlan-headed bull, with one knee bent, to right, on his back Seilea , 
 kneeling right ; in exergue pistrix. I 
 
 5- KATANAION., Catana as Nike advancing loft wearing long 
 chiton, &c., and carrying fillets in either hand, id. 2G5.^//u, veri/ fine 
 and very rare. 1 
 
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 34 Catana (under the name .Etna). B.C. 476-461. M Litra or 
 Obol. Head of Seilen wearing wreath of ivy. 
 
 9- AI-TN., Winged thunderbolt, id. 2-9 f/rs., fin^. and rare. 1 
 
 35 Catana (after the Eestoration). B.C. 461-415. M Tetradrachm. 
 KATANAION., Laureate head of Apollo to right, the hair at 
 back waved and turned up under the tie of wreath. 
 
 9. Quadriga of walking horses to right, id. 264 gr.t., tery fine. 1 
 
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 36 Catana. b.c. 461-415. JR Tetradrachm. KATANAION., 
 
 Head of Apollo similar to last, but from a different die, the legend 
 is differently disposed and the lettering larger. 
 9) Quadriga of walking horses to right, wt. 268'5 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 37 Catana. b.c. 465-403. ^Drachm. AMENANOZ., Head of 
 
 young river-god to left, with short horn and plain diadem; around, 
 two river fish and a cray-fish. 
 9 KATAN Air2[N]. (in exergue) Fast Quadriga to right, the rein 
 of furthest horse hangs loose, above Nike flying left, crowning 
 charioteer, id. 66'5 grs., a very pleasing coin in fine romlifion. 1 
 
 *^* From the cabinets of Prince Torremuzza and Lord North- 
 wick (265). 
 
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 38 Hevaclea-iVIinoa. b.c. 409-241. M Tetradrachm. Head 
 
 of Persephone, copied from the coins of Syracuse, wearing necklace 
 and earring, and crowned with corn leaves ; around, four dolphins. 
 R; Quadriga to right, horses galloping, the charioteer crowned by 
 flying Nike, in exergue Punic legend {B. M. Catalogue, Sicily, p. 251, 
 No. 6), 7vt. 264 grs., vert/ fine and scarce. 1 
 
 39 Himei'a (under Theron and Thrasydaeus). 
 
 Didrachm. H I M ERA., Cock to left. 
 
 9. Crab, ft. 134"2 grs., very fine and scarce. 
 
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 B.C. 481-467. M 
 
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 40 Leontini. Cirm e.g. 500-466. M. Tetradrachm. Quadriga going 
 
 slowly to right, above Nike crowning horses. 
 ^ AEO-N-TI-N-ON., Liou'sj head, with open jaw; around, four 
 corn grains, vi. 266 grs.,fine. 1 
 
 41 Leontini and Catana. e.g. 415-403. M Hemidrachm. 
 
 A[E]ON., Laureate head of Apollo, in front laurel leaf with beiTy, 
 and pellet under neck. 
 9^ KATAN inN., Bull hutting to right, in exergue a fish, ui. 30 grs., 
 in very fine condition and of charming style, apparently impiiblished. 
 Northwick 269, see note by the late M. Borrell 1 
 
 *^* Possibly by the artist Prokles, the engraver of the Naxian didrachm, 
 lot 43. 
 
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 42 TVaxos. b.c. 415-403. M Tetradrachm. Head of Dionysos 
 
 bearded, to right, the hair bound })y broad diadem ornamented 
 with ivy wreath. 
 9^ N AH I ON., Silenos seated on ground, from which a vine sf)rings, 
 holding thyrsos and kantharos, ui. 261 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
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 43 Waxos. E.G. 415-403. M Didrachm. NAZII2N., Laureate 
 
 head of Apollo to right, behind, laurel leaf with berry, under neck 
 a pellet. 
 9- Silenos seated with thyrsos and kantharos, similar to last, in field 
 to right, priapic term, irt. 133-2 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
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 44 Seg-esta. e.g. 480-415. ^Tetradrachm. ZETEZTAllA., 
 
 Head of Segesta, hair in sphendone, adorned with .stars, and border 
 with dentated pattern, to right, behind head, ear of corn. 
 9^ EPEZTAiriN., Nude figure of youthful hunter accompanied by 
 two dogs, his conical cap falls back upon his shoulder, he carries 
 two spears and his chlamys hangs over left arm, and stands with 
 one foot resting on rock ; before him is a terminal figure, ui. 
 268 grs., very fine and of the highest rarity. 1 
 
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 45 Seg-esta- e.g. 500-480. JR Litra. Head of Nymph Segesta, 
 
 nearly facing, the hair turned up at sides under cord, between 
 two laurel branches, the whole within dotted border. 
 Jk ErEZT[A]ION., Hound to left; above Gorgon head, in front 
 murex, ui. 13 grs., fine and rare. 1 
 
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 |46 Syractise before B.C. 500. M. Tetradrachm. ZYRA-, Slow 
 Quadriga to right ; border of dots. 
 9, Incuse square divided into four parts, in the centre the head of a 
 nymph or goddess, of archaic style, ni. 265 grs^., wry fiw and 
 rare. 
 
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 ^ 47 Syracuse- b.c. .500-478. m Tetradrachm. ZYRA90ZI0N., 
 
 Female head, the hair indicated by dots ; surrounded by dolphins. 
 51 Quadriga to right, above flying Nike to right, who holds in right 
 hand a wreath, -wi. 266 ^)vs-., 0/ fine style and condition, very rare m 
 this state. 
 
 *^* Northwick 340. 
 
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 48 Syracuse- b.c. 500-478. yR Didrachm. ZYPAfOZION-, 
 Female head of early style, surrounded by dolphins, as on the pre 
 ceding piece. 
 
 9, Man riding one horse and leading a second, lot. 133 grs., very fmt 
 and scarce. 
 
 49 SyracxTse. b.c. 405-345. N Piece of 100 litra or Double 
 Dekadrachm, ZYPAKOXIUN., Head of goddess to left wearing 
 sphendone ornamented with stars, single drop earring, and necklace, 
 on either side of neck a pellet thus • • 
 
 ^ Hercules and lion, vt. 90 grs., very fine and rare: 
 
 * * Fffr marks of value see Dr. B. V. Head, Num.Chrcm.,N.S., vol. XIV, 
 * page 20, note 28, in reference to a piece in the arhmcollectwn, engraved 
 in the Annuaire de Numismatique, tome 111, 1868, jo/. UI. 
 
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 3 Svracu*se- b.c. 405-345. N Piece of 50 litra; or Golden 
 Dekadrachm, ZYPAKOZIflN., Young male head (the Kiver 
 Anapus ?) to left. 
 R ZYPAKOZinN upon a band, free horse prancing to right, the 
 whole within a shallow incuse, id. 45 grs., of fine style and in beau- 
 tiful condition, nearly F.D.C.; rare in this state 
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 Euainetos (signed). ZYPAKOZIflN., Head of Persephone to 
 left, wearing earring and necklace, hair turned up at back, arranged 
 in wavy curls and bound with wreath of corn leaves, around, 
 four dolphins, beneath the chin A., and below neck 
 EYAINE. 
 51 Quadriga driven to left, horses in high action, above flying Nike 
 about to crown charioteer, in exergue suit of defensive armour, 
 wt. 651 (jrs. The rev. is fine and loell sp-ead, the obv. somewhat 
 rough in appearance, the engraver's signature is, however, quite distinct ; 
 a desirable specimen 1 
 
 52 Syracnse. b.c. 405-345. M Dekadrachm or Medallion hy 
 
 KiMON. ZYKAKOZin., Female head, Arethusa ? hair in net, 
 and wearing broad bandeau on which the initial of the artist's K. ; 
 around four dolphins, on the one immediately below neck the sig- 
 nature of the artist in full, KIMX2N. 
 9) Quadriga driven to left, the horses in high action, above flying 
 Victory about to crown charioteer, on exergual line signature of 
 artist, and below, suit of defensive armour, cuirass, greaves, helmet, 
 &c., under cuirass A0AA-, wt. 668 grs., an extremely beautiful and 
 rare piece in very fine condition ; it is unusual to find the inscription 
 A0AA. absolutely clear and well defined. See note by A. J. Evans, 
 Esq., Num. Chron. Srd series, vol. X, pp. 239-240 1 
 
 From the collections of Prince Torremuzza and Lord Northwick. 
 Plate IT. 
 
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 53 Syracnse. b.c. 405-305. Medallion or Dekadrachm. Attri- 
 buted to a new and unknown artist, ZY. PA- KO- ZII2N. " The 
 Obv. exhibits the Head of Persephone to the left, wreathed 
 with barley leaves, and with four dolphins playing around as in 
 Euaineto's well known design. The present type, however, difiers 
 in important particulars from all known examples of Euaineto's 
 handiwork, &c. &c." 
 51. " The Victorious Quadriga, Victory above, and the panoply 
 below, the most striking divergence from the received type is, 
 however, to be seen in the legend A0AA-, which, instead of being 
 relegated in small type to the narrow space beneath the cuirass, is 
 here inscribed in large letters across the open space above the 
 shield, &c." wt. 660 grs., very fine and of the highest rarity, p'esumably 
 only one other specimen being known 
 
 For a most full and interesting account of a similar medallion see 
 Num. Chron. 3rd Series, vol. XI, pp. 230-250, by A. J. Evans, Esq., 
 from whose description the above is abridged. 
 Plate II. 
 
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 '54 Syracuse, b.c. 345-317. El., Piece of 50 Litra. Laureate ' >^' 
 Head of Apollo to left 
 
 5t [XYPAKjOZIIlN., Tripod, v:t. 57 gn., fine 1 
 
 55 SyracxTse. n.c. 345-317. EL, Piece of 30 Liti;i. [ZEYZ] / / 
 EAEY[0]EPI[OZ.], Head of Zeus to left. 
 
 Vo ZYPAKOZII2N., Pegasus to left, in front A., id. 32 grs., 
 
 scarce 1 
 
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 56 Syracuse- b.c. 317-310. M, Tetradrachm. Head of Perse- ' JZ S' 
 
 phone to left, wreathed with leaves of barley, around three dol- 
 phins, two in front of head and one behind; beneath neck<|>|. 
 ^ ZYPAKOZIflN. (in exergue). Quadriga to left, horses in high 
 action, above triskelis ; in exergue, below legend, Al- (vion.), 
 tot. 266 grs., extremely fine 1 
 
 Plate II. j 
 
 57 Syracuse, b.c. 317-310. Tetradrachm. Head of Persephone ■=^ -^^ 
 
 as on preceding piece, with <t>l. below neck , 
 
 $t. Quadriga, legend in exergue, but without the monogram, wf. 263 grs., 
 very fine 1 
 
 58 Syracuse, b.c. 317-310. Tetradrachm. Head of Persephone ^ S 
 
 as on the preceding 
 5: ZYPAKOZIUN. (in exergue). Quadriga to left, above treskelis,| 
 below legend the monogram Al., ui. 265 grs., fine 11 
 
 /<9 
 
 59 Syracuse (under Hicetas). B.C. 287-278. Head of Persephone -^ <^ 
 
 with long hair, wearing wreath of barley leaves, behind headi 
 
 a bee 
 
 P) ZYPAKOZIflN . (in exergue). Quadriga driven by winged Nike 
 
 to left, abo;'e a star, ui. 195 grs., extremely fine and rare, variety of 
 
 Torremuzza Lxxiv, 3 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 370. 
 
 Plate IL 
 
 60 Syracuse (under Hieron H). B.C. 275-216. M Piece of 32^ ;2. /o 
 Litra, Head of Hieron wearing royal diadem, to left. 
 V-. BAZI AEOZ. I EPnNOZ., Quadriga driven by Nike to right, 
 above a star, under fore-leg of nearest horse the letter K., wt. 411 grs.; 
 
 the obv. fine, a piece of high rarity 1 
 
 Plate II. 
 
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 61 Syvacuse (under Geloii II). B.C. 275-216. yR Piece of 
 
 8 Litni. Diademed Head of Gelon II, to left, within dotted 
 border. 
 9:. BAZIAEilS. rEAHNOZ., Biga driven by winged Nike to 
 right, beneath horses PA. and E., wl. 93-2 gn. {Head, pi. XI, 4), 
 very fine. 1 
 
 Plate II. 
 
 62 Syracuse (under Philistis). B.C. 280-190. JR, Tetradrachm. 
 
 Veiled Head of Philistis to left, behind torch. 
 9> BAZIAIZZAZ. <t>IAIZTIAOZ., Nike in quadriga, horses 
 galloping to right, underneath E., wt. 209 grs., extremely fine. 1 
 Plate 11 
 
 63 Syracuse (under Philistis)). B.C. 280-190. /R Tetradrachm. 
 
 Veiled Head of Philistis to left, branch behind. 
 Ijfc Legends as on preceding. Nike in quadriga, horses going slowly to 
 right, underneath A., wt. 218 grs., fine. 1 
 
 64 Syractise. 280-190. M Pieces of 8 Litra. Head of Demeter 
 
 veiled, and wearing wreath of barley. 
 ^ ZIKEAIflTAN. (in exergue). Quadriga to right, above mono- 
 gram I HZ., wt. IQigrs., very fine and extremely rare. 1 
 *,* Northwick, 230. 
 Plate II. 
 
 65 
 
 66 
 
 Syracuse. Democracy, b.c. 215-212. N Piece of 40 Libra. 
 Head of Pallas in crested Corinthian helmet, to left. 
 Jt ZYPAKOZIflN., Artemis huntress with hound, in front Zfl., 
 
 wt. i\-'i grs., extremely fitie and exceedingly rare. 1 
 
 *^* Thomas (400) ; Northwick, 217. 
 Plate II. 
 
 Syracuse, b.c 215-212. .R Piece of 12 Litra, Head of 
 Pallas to left, helmet ornamented with a grifHn. 
 ^ ZYPAKOZIXIN., Artemis huntress with hound, in field to left 
 
 YA. 
 ZA. 
 
 wt. 152 grs., fine. 
 
 1 
 
 ** Northwick, 373. 
 
 67 
 
 Tauronieniixm. b.c. 275-210. A^ Piece of 15 Litra. Laureate 
 head of Apollo to left, behind, an altar ? 
 ^ TAYPOME-NITAN., Tripod-lebes, in field to right HA. 
 (mon.), wt. 19 grs., extremely fine, scarce in this state. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 229.* 
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 Epoch of the League, B.C. 392-379. 
 
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 68 Tau.i*<>menivitii. r.c. •275-210. .-R Piece of 4 Litia. / 
 
 Lamcite Head of Apollo to right, star behind. 
 
 I ^V TAYPOME—NITAN., Tripod lebes. (B.M. Guide, pi. XLvn, 
 40), id. 49 gn., fine and scarce. 1 
 
 MACEDONIA. 
 
 69 Lete. u.C. .")00. Naked Ithyphalliu Satyr, with horse's feet, &o., 
 
 seizing by the wrist, a woman clad in sleeveless talaric chiton with 
 diplois, pellets in field. 
 l;c Quadripartite square, wt. 153 f/rs., very fine. 1 
 
 70 Bisaltae. B.a 500-480. JR Octadrachm. Naked Warrior, 
 
 wearing kausia, armed with two spears, standing by horse to right ; 
 
 on flank of horse, C = B-, the within border of dots. 
 
 ]^ Quadripartite incuse square, id. 440 grs., extremeli/ Jiiw and of 
 
 considerable rarity. 1 
 
 Flute III. 
 
 71 Oclom.aiiti ? Devronicirs ? u.c. before 480. M ^^. 
 
 Dekadrachm. Male figure holding whip in raised right hand, seated 
 in chariot drawn by oxen, ;ibove, in field, a helmet and circular 
 shield, beneath oxen a flower (a rose V) springs from the ground ; 
 dotted exergual line. 
 Ijt) Triquetra of legs, with floral ornaments in the spaces between, 
 id. 619 (jrs., ohv.fim, rev. in fair state, and very rare. 1 
 
 *^* Most probably from the Wigan collection, (see M. Imhof-Blumer 
 
 "Monnaies Grecques," page 99, c?.) j 
 
 Plate in. I 
 
 72 j^cantlius. b.c. 500-424. JR Tetradrachm. Lion attacking 
 
 bull, above 0., in exergue floral ornament, the whole within dotted] 
 border. 
 ^ Quadripartite incuse square, ivt. 253 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 73 Clialciclice. Epoch of the League, B.C. 392-370. M Stater.' 
 
 Laureate Head of Apollo to right. 
 yi XAA. KIA. [E]I2N., Lyre with five cords, ivt. 133 grs., very fine 
 and excessively rare. 
 
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 M, Tetra-;>^^ 
 Head of Apollo, of exceedingly beautiful style, to right, 
 
 74 Clialcidice 
 
 drachm, 
 behind < . 
 1^^ XAA. KIA. EUN., Lyre with seven strings, on upper part 
 of lyre O— A., id. 224 grs., extremely fine and rare in this con- 
 dition. 1 
 *.^* Collection of an Amateur, 1863. ■ 
 
 Plate III. 
 
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 75 A.mpliipolis. b.c. 424-358. M Tetradrachm. Laureate head 
 
 of Apollo, three-(|uai'ter face to right, with lion on shoulder. 
 ^' AM<I>I POAITEflN., on raised framework enclosing racing torch, 
 to left of which A. ; the whole within an incuse square, 
 iv(. 221 '5 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 \* Collection of an Amateur, 1863. 
 Plate in. 
 
 76 P»liilip II. B.C. 359-336. N Stater. Laureate head of Apollo 
 
 to right. 
 ^ <l>IAinnOY., Biga, horses galloping to right, under horses a 
 rose and the letters PO- (Rhodes), above the horses, the name of 
 the Rhodian Magistrate MNAZIMAXOE- (this name occurs on 
 a tetradrachm described in Mionnet, vol. Ill, p. 420, no. 193), 
 wt. 1317 gr.-i., extremely fine and of the highest rarity. 1 
 
 From the North wick collection, 610, where it is described by the 
 late Mr. Borrell as presumably unique. Published by Millengen 
 from this piece. 
 
 Plate III. 
 
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 77 
 
 Philip. B.C. 359-336. N Stater. Head of Apollo to right. 
 9^ <l>IAinnOY. (in exergue), Biga to right, below horses a 
 Boeotian buckler, and above the goad of driver a coiled serpent, 
 id. 132'5 grs., extremely fine. 1 
 
 * * Northwick, 601. 
 
 78 
 
 79 
 
 80 
 
 PMlip. B.C. 359-336. N Stater. Head of Apollo. 
 Jt <l>IAinnOY. (in exergue), Biga to right, symbol, 
 under horses, wt. 132-5 grs., fine 
 
 ivy 
 
 leaf 
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 Philip. B.C. 359-336. N Stater. Head of Apollo. 
 ^ Biga to right, symbol, a bee under horses, wt. 133 grs., very fine and 
 of fine style 1 
 
 B.C. 334. N Stater. Head of 
 
 adorned with griffin. 
 
 81 
 
 -A-lexander the GS-r-eat. 
 
 Pallas in crested Corinthian helmet 
 $1 AAEZANAPOY. BAZIAEIiZ., Winged Nike holding 
 wreath, &c., in field to left H., and below, wreath enclosing mono- 
 gram, wt. 132 grs., fine. 1 
 
 -A^lexanclei* the GJ-i-eat. b.c. 334. N Stater. Head 
 of Pallas, the helmet adorned with coiled snake. 
 
 Jo AAEEANAPOY., Nike holding wreath, &c., in field palm, 
 
 Phoenician letter, and Zl (Sidon), wt. 133 grs., very fine. 1 
 
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 85 
 
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 87 
 
 Alexander the G-reat. b.c. 334. M. Tetradrachm 
 Head of Herakles in lion's skin. 
 ^ AAEZANAPOY., Jupiter seated, symbol a rose, under chair 
 PO (Rhodes), and across the field, left, AAMATPIAZ, wt. 
 260 grs.^ very fine. 
 
 86 Alexander the G-reat. b.c. 334. M Tetradrachm. 
 Head of Herakles in lion's skin, 
 p. AAEEANAPOY., Jupiter seated, symbol a trident, and below 
 MY. {moil.), Mylasa, wt. 262 grs.,fine. 1| 
 
 A:iexander the Great, b.c. 336-334. (Attic Drachm. 
 
 of his early coinage). Head of the young Herakles in lion's skin. 
 
 51 AAEZANAPOY., Eagle on fulmen, symbol, a prow, id. 63-1 (jrs., 
 
 fine and rery ran: 
 
 *^* Northwick, No. 652*. 
 
 £c^6^^ 88 Oemetrin^ Poliorcetes. b.c. 306-283. M Tetra- 
 i drachm. Head of Demetrius, horned, and wearing plain fillet, to 
 
 right. 
 l;l BAZIAEnZ AH MHTPIOY., Poseidon with one foot resting 
 on rock, holding long trident in left hand, two monograms in field, 
 vA._ 267 (jr^., rery fine. 
 89 F»hiiip V. b.c. 220-179. /R Didrachm. Diademed Head of 
 Philip V to right. 
 ^ BAZIAEflX <t>IAinnOY., in two lines, divided by a club; 
 the whole within wreath of oak, wt. 98 f/r.s., a fine portrait, hut a 
 cmdderahle portion of the coin is wanting, rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 703. 
 
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 M'Ai^ander the Great, b.c. 334. M Stater. Head 
 of Pallas, the helmet adorned with griffin. 
 ^ AAEZANAPOY., Nike holding wreath, &c., in field to right 
 \\0. = (Ace), »■/. 132 grs., very fine and scarce. 1 
 
 83 Alexander the Great. b.c. 334. N Stater. Head 
 of Pallas, helmet adorned with coiled serpent. 
 
 ^ AAEZANAPOY., Nike with wreath, &c., symbols, bipennis 
 and ear of corn, wt. 132 grs., very fine. . 1| 
 
 84 Alexander the Great, b.c. 334. N Stater. Head -^ 
 
 of Pallas, helmet adorned with griffin. 
 1^ AAEZANAPOY., Nike with wreath, &c., in field, at feet of 
 
 1 Wike a \^\:mt, wt. \32 grs., in fair condition. 
 
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 90 Perseus, b.c. 178-168. M Tetradrachm. Diademed Head 
 
 of Perseus to right. 
 
 M BAZIAEHZ PEPZEnZ., Eagle on fulmen, above HP. (mom.), 
 
 and between the legs of eagle <|) ; the whole within a wreath of oak, 
 
 below tie of wreath a plough, ivt. 261-8 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 708. 
 Plate III. 
 
 THRACE. 
 
 91 .A-enus. b.c. 450-400. M Tetradrachm. Head of Hermes to 
 
 right wearing close-fitting petasos, which is inscribed AINI. 
 5t> Incuse square, within which linear square, containing a goat ; 
 around, the name of magistrate, ANTIAAAZ. Symbol, a naked 
 figure of Pan, ivt. 248'5 grs., fine, and a rare variety. Ij 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 92 A-enixs. b.c. 400-350. JR Tetradrachm. Head of Hermes facing, 
 
 in close-fittiDg petasos. 
 
 ?. AINION., Goat to right, in front an amphora with ivy spray, 
 below, an astragalos, ui. 240 grs., fine. 1 
 
 93 ^.toclera. b.c. 450-430. M Tetradrachm. Griffin with curled 
 
 wing, seated on fish to left ; one paw raised, magistrate, 
 
 KAAAIAAMAZ. 
 
 9- ABAHPITEflN., in shallow incuse, in centre smaller square 
 
 quartered, id. 231 grs.. (B. M. Cat. Thrace, p. 67), an exceedingly well 
 
 jyreserved specimen. 1 
 
 94 A.t>clera. b.c. 408-350. y^l Stater. ABA H., Recumbent Griffin 
 
 to left. 
 51 Figure of Herakles advancing left, carrying club in left hand, and 
 over right slioulder a strung bow, in field escallop shell and dolphin, 
 magistrate, .EPI. THA[E]MAXO., the whole within skdlow 
 incuse, id. 172'8 grs., rery fine and rery rare, apparenily unpub- 
 lished. 1 
 Plate III. 
 
 95 Thasos. b.c. 550-465. M Stater. Naked ithyphallic Satyr 
 
 kneeling on one knee, and carrying in his arms a nymph. 
 Jl Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 150 grs., very fine. 
 
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 96 Thasos. b.c. 465-311. /R Drachm. Naked ithyphallic Silenos, 
 
 with horse's tail, and crowned with ivy, kneeling on one knee, 
 carrying in his arm.s a nymph, id. .'JG-S jr/.s., rcr\j fmi', ami of heauiiful 
 style. 
 $1 Quadripartite incuse .square. 
 
 *^t* " In style many of these later Thasian staters, &c., are admirable 
 as works of art, and quite worthy of the age of Pheidias." — Hint. 
 Num. p. 227. 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 97 Thi-ace. Lysimachus. King. B.C. 323-281. N Stater. Head 
 
 of the deified Alexander, with horn of Ammon. 
 p. BAZIAEflZ AYZIMAXOY., Pallas seated, >r(. 131 grs., 
 very fme, and of Jiw atyle. 1 
 
 Phitr III. 
 
 98 Thrace. Lysimachus. King. B.C. 323-281. M Tetradrachm. 
 
 Head of the deified Alexander, with the horn of Ammoii. 
 5t BAZIAEnZ AYZIMAXOY., Pallas Nikephoros seated, in 
 front caduceiis, and liehiiid a bee, vt. 263'3 gr^., very fine, and of 
 fine style. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 539 (from the Modena collection). 
 
 THESSALY. 
 
 M. Didrachm. Head of Athena, 
 
 '^ '^'^^ 99 ..^^niaiies. Circa b.c. 168-146. 
 helmet adorned with four horses. 
 9 AINIANflN., Slinger adjusting his sling, behind him two jave- 
 
 lins, l^'C. 
 
 Magistrate 
 
 /F^^^^.^. 
 
 EYEENOZ., id. 110-1 gr>^., fiw. 
 Hut. Num. fig. 173. Northwick, 715. 
 
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 100 
 
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 101 
 
 Larissa. b.c. 400-344. M Didrachm. Head of the watei- 
 nymph, Larissa, nearly facing, of very fine style, copied fiom 
 Kimon's head of Arethusa. 
 5^ A A PI (in exergue), ZAIfiN-, Horse grazing to right, offside leg 
 raised, ici. 179 gr.-i., fine and e.ireedingly rare. 1 
 
 *^* This piece has been gilt in ancient times. 
 Plate III. 
 
 Phalanna. b.i;. 400-314. vR Trihemiobol. Cybele, seated on 
 lion going to left, holding scarf, beneath lion TO- 
 V^ <l>AAANNAIf2[N]., Hunter wearing short cloak, advancing to 
 right and about to strike with spear or javelin, while with his left 
 hand he holds a hound which is about to spring at the prey, wl. 
 23 '9 grs., in good condition, and apparently unpuhlislie.d. 1 
 
 Plate III 
 
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 102 rherce. Alexander, Tyrant. li.c. 369-357. ^ Drachm. Head 
 
 of Artemis Phera'a in profile to right. 
 ]^ AAEZ[AN]AP[OY]., Lion's heid to right, vl. 92 f/r.s\, m-y fine 
 and very rare. 1 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 ILLYRIA. 
 
 103 r>yrrhaelaii- b.c. 400-300. yR Stater. Cow suckling calf ; 
 
 above Z. 
 9> AYP., double stellate square, in field a club, ivt. 167-7 grs.,fine. 1 
 
 KING OF ILLYRIA. 
 
 104 IVfonimins. Circa B.C. 300. /R Stater. Cow suckling calf. 
 
 Jl BACIAEHC. MONOYNIOY AY., double stellate square, 
 w(. 167 '2 c/rs., very fine. 1 
 
 KINGS OF EPIRUS. 
 
 105 Alexanclei* (Son of Neoptolemus). u.c 342-326. yR Stater. 
 
 Head of Zeus Dodonfeos to rigiit. 
 5^ [A]AEEANAPO[Y] TOY NEOnTOAEMO[Y]., Fnlmen, 
 
 eagle to left, id. 164 grs., in very good condition and excessively rare. 1 
 Plate III. 
 
 106 Pyrrhiiis. b.c. 295-272. N Stater. Head of Pallas in crested 
 
 Corinthian helmet ; beneath neck A, and behind plume of helmet 
 an owl. 
 5t BAZIAEilZ. PYPPOY.,Niketoleftcarryingtrophyand wreath 
 in field bucranium, wt. 133 grs., very rare and in brilliant condition. 
 *:* Northwick, 749. 
 Plate III. 
 
 107 Pyrrhxis. b.c. 295-272. AT' Half Stater. Head of Artemis to 
 
 right ; behind head fulmen. 
 R BAZIAEnZ. PYPPOY., Nike with trophy and wreath, in the 
 field a crescent, fulmen; and P., wt. 66 grs., in extremely fine condi 
 tion and very rare. 1 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 108 Pyrrhiis. b.c. 295-272. M Tetradrachm. Head of Zeu^ 
 
 Dodonpeus to left, wearing wreath of oak, beneath truncation 0ZE., 
 the last two letters in mon. 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ. PYPPOY. Dione, seated left on throne, wearing 
 Stephanos, holding long sceptre, and raising peplos with left handJ 
 in the exergue A., wt. 253 gr.'i., very fine and of the highest rarity. 
 Plate in. 
 
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 109 Delphi- B.C. 420. M Stater. Ram's head to right with dol- 
 phin beneath ; border of dots. 
 9r Four deep incuse square.s, with double framing, each containing a 
 star of four points, wt. 186'5 grs., very fine and presumahly unique, 
 (see Hist. Num., page 289, referring to this coin.) 1 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 /t^^-^^i^ 111 
 
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 112 
 
 BCEOTIA. 
 
 Thebes. B.C. 426-387. M. Stater. Bceotian shield. 
 9= 0E., the infant Herakles strangling serpents; in field strung bow 
 and club, ui. 184 grs., fine and, rare. 1 
 
 Plate in. 
 
 Thebes, s.c. 426-387. yR Stater. Bteotian shield. 
 ^ 0E., Head of bearded Dionysos, crowned with ivy to right, wt. 
 188'5 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 774. : 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 Thebes. b.c. 426-387. El, Head of bearded Dionysos, wear- 
 ing wreath of ivy to right, 
 tt p., the infant Herakles strangling serpents, the whole within 
 
 E 
 
 shallow incuse, id. 47 grs., very fine and very rare. 
 
 1 
 
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 114 
 
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 *^(.* From the Merlin Collection. 
 Plate III. 
 
 Thebes, b.c. 338-315. M, Stater. Bceotian shield. 
 U BO-in., an Amphora, symbol, a bunch of grapes above, id. 190-5 
 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 ATTICA. 
 
 Athens, b.c. 527-430. A\ Tetradrachm (Syrian or Phoenician 
 
 copy). Head of Pallas in close-fitting helmet, wearing round earring. 
 
 \}i S0., Owl facing (as on the Dekadrachm), sprig of olive on either 
 
 side with two leaves and a berry, id. 265 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 *^* Compare Class A, pi. ill, B.M. Catalogue, Attica, &c. 
 
 Athens, b.c. 86-83 "i (Period V). A\ Tetradrachm. Head of 
 
 Athena Parthenos, wearing crested helmet, the front adorned with 
 
 the foreparts of four horses, and the side with a griffin. 
 
 Jjo Owl upon an Amphora, inscribed with A, monogram on either side, 
 
 the whole within olive wreath, id. 260 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 *^* B.M. Cat. Attica, &c., pi. xiii, no. 7, 
 
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 SICYONIA. 
 
 116 Sicyon. b.c. 400-322. /R Stater. Chimsera to right ; below, the 
 
 head of the river god, Asopus % 
 ]jc Dove flying within wreath of olive, id. 188'2 </»•»■., vertj fine and a 
 scarce type. 1 
 
 *^^* From the Merlin Collection. 
 
 117 Sicyon. b.c. 400-322. yR Stater. ZE., Chimsera to right. 
 
 ^ Dove flying, within wreath of olive, wt. 189"7 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 818. 
 
 ELIS. 
 
 118 Elis. B.C. 480-421. M Stater. [F]AAEI. 0[N]., Eagle with 
 
 spread wings. 
 9: FA., Winged Nike, looking back, and holding fillet, lot. 187'5 grs., 
 fine and of beautiful style, apparently unpublished. 1 
 
 Plate III. 
 
 119 Elis- B.C. 471. .41 Stater. Eagle with closed wings, standing on, 
 
 and tearing a serpent, the whole upon a circular shield within dotted 
 border. 
 K) FA (the A incuse), Fulmen, with volutes and sprays of olive, 
 border of dots, the whole in circular incuse, wt. 186 grs., very fine 
 and rare in this state. 1 
 
 Flate III. 
 
 120 Elis. B.C. 471-370. M Stater. Head of an eagle of very fine 
 
 work to left, leaf below. 
 I^ F- A-i Fulmen with volutes, &c., the whole within wreath of olive, 
 ivt. 187 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 Flate IV. 
 
 121 Elis. B.C. 362-312. ^Stater. Laureated head of Zeus to right. 
 
 l;t: FAAEinN., Eagle with closed wings standing on meta, wt. 
 187'1 grs., fine, (he head of Zeus uf good style. 1 
 
 Plate IF. 
 
 LACONIA. 
 
 122 Laceclaemon. b.c 310-266. M Tetradrachm. Diademed 
 
 head of king, (Areus King of Sparta 1) to left, borders of dots, 
 y, A — A., Archaic agalma of the Apollo of Amyche helmeted, holding 
 sjiear and bow, and adorned on the side with a cock standing on 
 aplustre, to right of statue a goat, and to left a wreath, wt. 259'4 grs., 
 ve^-y fine and excessively rare. 1 
 
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 123 Laceclnenion. G'ma u.c. 200. .R Tetradriichm. Head of 
 
 Pallas to right in crested Corinthian helmet. 
 
 ^ A — A., Herakles seated on rock, which is covered with lion's skin, 
 
 his right hand resting on club, wt. 239 grs,^ fine, but tliere are several 
 
 scratches infield on rev., very rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 833. 
 
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 Plate IF. 
 
 ARCADIA. 
 
 124 Stymphalns. b.c. 400-362. M Stater. Head to right of /^ / 
 Artemis Stymphalia, laureate and wearing earring with five 
 pendants. 
 9: ZTYM^AAiriN., Herakles with lion's skin wrapped round left 
 arm and holding bow to left with uplifted club, between his legs 
 ZO., ict. 185 ijrs., very fine, the rco. is in especially fine state, very 
 rare. 
 
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 *^* Merhn Collection. 
 
 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 CRETE. 
 
 125 Cydonia. ('irca b.c 350-300. /R Stater. Dionysiac female 
 head to right, crowned with vine leaves, &c. 
 l;fe KYAflN., Kydon as a naked archer stringing his bow, wt. 171 'S 
 
 grs., ill, excellent condition, and scarce. 
 
 \* Northwick, 864. 
 
 126 
 
 Itanxis. is.c. 400-300. M Stater. Head of Athena Salmonia in 
 
 crested Athenian helmet. 
 1^ [l]TANI[I2N]., Eagle looking back, all in shallow incuse square, 
 
 wt. 178 grs., very fine and of exceedingly good style, scarce 
 
 1 
 
 \* Northwick, 881. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 127 ItaniXf^. ij.c. 400-300. M. Draclim. Head to left of Athena 
 
 Salmonia in crested Athenian helmet. 
 9= ITANIflN., Eagle looking back, to right in field a fish god, the 
 whole with incuse square, ivt. 84 grs., very fine and scarce. 1 
 
 *:* Northwick, 882. 
 
 128 I*lialasar*ifia, 
 
 hair rolled. 
 
 ^ <|>. A., between the prongs of upright trident, border of dots, 
 wt. 87'5 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 %* Northwick, 892. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 B.C. 400-300. M Stater. Head of Diktynna, 
 
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 THE CYCLADES. 
 
 129 IVaxos (Insula). Circa b.c. 600-490. ^ Stater. Kantharos, 
 bound with ivy-wreath and with bunch of grapes depending from 
 each handle ; above an ivy leaf. 
 ^ Incuse square quartered, wt. 185-9 gn., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 1072. 
 
 ASIA. 
 
 COLCHIS AND PAPHLAGONIA. 
 130 Colchis. B.C. 400 or later. ^Tetrobol. Female head of Archaistic 
 
 gf yip 
 
 5t Bull's head, id. 35 grs., (B. M. Cat., Pontus, &c., pi. I., 10). 
 Sinope. Circa b.c. .333-306. M Tetrobol. Head of Sinope to 
 left, hair in sphendone, wearing necklace and earring. 
 jt Z|.'— Nil., Eagle facing, head to left, in field to right P. P. 
 (monogram), ict. 47 grs., very fim. 
 Sinope. Circa B.C. 333-306. M Diobol. Head of Sinope, three 
 quarters to left, wearing necklace. 
 ^ XI.— N[n]., Eagle facing, head to left, wt. 24 gn>.,fine. 3 
 
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 KINGS OF PONTUS, &c. 
 
 Dia- 
 
 131 Mitliradates VI, the Oreat. bc. 121 63. 
 
 demed head of king to right, the hair l^lown back. 
 lA BAZIAEflZ. MI0PAAATOY. EYnATOPOZ., Stag 
 browsing, in field, crescent and star, monogram and the date EKZ-, 
 the whole with wreath of ivy, tut. 260 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 I'olemon II. b.c. 37-63. M. Denarius. BACIAeUJC. 
 nOAeMlUNQC., diademed bust to right. 
 E, ETOYC. K. (20th regnal year) laureate bust of Nero, wi. 55 grs., 
 
 fine and scarce. 
 
 *^* Northwic k, 917. 
 
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 132 
 
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 133 PTeracleia. F*ointica (time of Timotheus and Dionysius). 
 13.0. .347-33)S. /K Stater. Head of young Diouysos ivy crowned, 
 &c., to left. 
 
 li TIMO0EOY. AIONYZIOY., Herakles erecting trophy, at 
 his feet a ram's head, ui. l-t6 fjr^.,fine. 1 
 
 *^^* Northwick 925. ' 
 
 134 Hei-acleia IPontica (time of Lysimachus). B.C. 302-281. 
 Head of young Herakles in lion's skin to right. 
 
 ^ HPAKAEilTA[N]. Dionysos seated holding kantharos and 
 thyrsos beneath seat, EY. (mon.), id. 147'5 grs., very fine and ex- 
 . iremely rare. 1 
 
 V Northwick, 921. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 ^ KING OF BITHYNIA. 
 
 'S^^^t-c.s-.iCu' 135 IVicomecles II. b.c. 149-91. ^ Tetradrachm. Diademed 
 
 head of King to right. 
 51 BASIAEnZ. Eni<t>ANOYS. NIKOMHAOY., Zeus stand- 
 
 I ing, holding spear and wreath, in field Eagle on fulmen, mon. and 
 
 ' AlZ., m fair condition, but has been filed on edge, thus reducing the 
 
 weight to 229 grs. 1 
 
 \* Northwick, 947. 
 
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 MYSIA. 
 
 CYZICUS.* 
 
 136 Stater, HI. Dionysiac female head wearing wreath of ivy, be- 
 neath tunny. 
 {t Incuse square divided into four, wt. 246'5 grs., of fine slijle and in 
 very fine condition (p. 67, no. 37) [pi. II, 14]. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
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 * References to " Electrum Coinage of Gyzieiis," by W. Greenwell, M.A., D.C.L., 
 F.R.S., F.S.A., &c. : Rollin d- Feunrdent, London and Paris, 1887. 
 
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 137 Stater. El. Herakles kneeling right on tunny, and strangling 
 
 the Nemean lion. 
 5> Incuse as before, ui. 248 gn., fine mid rare, {p. 86, no. 69) [pi. Ill, 
 20]. 1 
 
 138 Stater*. El. Bearded head to left wearing conical head dress, 
 
 wreathed with laurel, beneath tunny. 
 Jl Incuse, ivt. 246'1, very fine and a very rare type {p. 86, no. 70) 
 [pi. Ill, 211. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 139 Stater. El. Naked figure kneeling to left on tunny, and holding 
 
 on his right arm a crested helmet, and in his left hand a short 
 sword. 
 5. Incuse, ivt. 246 grs.,Jine and scarce (p. 96, no. 90) [pi. IV, 13]. 1 
 
 140 Stater. El. Lion with open mouth, seated to left on tunny, the 
 
 right fore-paw raised. 
 5t Incuse, wt. 249-6 grs., fine (p. 103, no. 105) [pi. iv, 34]. 1 
 
 141 Stater. El. Bull standing on tunny, butting to right. 
 
 {fc Incuse, wt. 248 grs., fine (p. 109, no. 122) [pi. v, 16]. 1 
 
 142 Stater. El. Pegasus flying to right, beneath tunny to right, 
 
 9. Incuse, wt. 248 grs., fine {p. Ill, no. 127) [pi. v, 21]. 1 
 
 143 Stater. El. Earn, with head turned back, kneeling to left on 
 
 tunny. 
 9> Incuse, wt. 247-5 grs., fine (p. 113, no. 131) [pi. v, 25]. 1 
 
 144 Stater. El. Head of goat to left, behind tunny upwards. 
 
 9, Incuse, wt. 247-3 grs., fine {p. 113, no. 134) [pi. v, 29]. 1 
 
 145 Stater. El. Griffin with rounded wing, seated on tunny to left, 
 
 the right fore-paw raised. 
 9. Incuse, ?('/. 247 grs., in fan condition (p. 118, no. 144) [pi. Vi, 6]. 1 
 
 146 Stater. El. Griffin with pointed wings seated to left on tunny. 
 
 Jfc Incuse, wt. 246-6 grs., fine ; a rare type (p. 118, no. 146) [pi. VI, 
 8]. 1 
 
 147 I Jecta. El. Youthful male head to left, behind tunny downwards. 
 
 J^ Incuse, wt. 40-1 grs., fine and nnpMished. {For a Stater of this issne 
 seep. 92, no. 7) [pi. m, 32]. 1 
 
 148 Hecta. El. Male figure, naked, beardless, kneeling to right, hold- 
 
 ing in right hand a knife, and on extended left hand a tunny. 
 ^ Incuse, wt. 42 grs., fine (p. 95, no. 88) [2d. iv, 11]. 1 
 
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 LampsaciTS. C«ca b.c. 500. £;. Stater. Fore-part of winged 
 
 horse to left. 
 9= Quadripartite incuse square, lot. 239 gr&., fine and scarce, 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 Lampsaciis- b.c. 450-412. £;. Stater. Fore-part of winged 
 horse to left in vine wreath, below ^. 
 9> Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 235 grs., fine and scarce. 1 
 
 Lampsacns. e.c. 412-350. N Stater. Head of Ariadne or 
 Mffinad, wearing wreath of ivy, hair blown back. 
 9) Fore-part of winged horse, id. 130'3 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 KING OF PERGAMUM. 
 
 Enmeiies II. e.c. 197-159. A\ Tctradrachm. Diademed 
 head of the King to right. 
 ^ <l>IAETAIPOY. (in front), Pallas enthroned crowning name; 
 behind, shield and bow, in field, ivy leaf and A., wt. 263 grs., fine. 1 
 
 TROAS. 
 
 ]Veanclria. b.c. 403-300. M. Hemidrachm. Head of Apollo 
 to right. 
 51 NEAN., Ram feeding; the whole within incuse, wt. 30 grs., venj 
 fine and very rare, presumahly unpuhlished. 1 
 
 *^* For a small piece weighing 7 '5 grs. See Fox ii, 48. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 ISLAND OF TROAS. 
 
 Tenedos. b.c. 400-350. M Stater. Janiform head of fine style 
 (Dionysos and Ariadne). 
 ^ [T]ENE. Al. ON., Double Axe, to right, a lyre; to left a bunch 
 of grapes ; the whole within incuse square, wt. 225 grs., very fine and 
 rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 1022. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 /EOLIS. 
 
 IVIyrina. Circa B.C. 197. M Tetradrachm. Laureate head of 
 Apollo to right. 
 pi MYPINAIX2N., Statue of Apollo Gryneus, standing with lustral 
 branch and patera; at his feet omphalos and patera, wt. 251 '5 grs., 
 
 fine. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 1028. 
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 LESBOS.* 
 
 ELECTRUM COINAGE OF MYTILENE. 
 Hect.e — Qhxa B.C. 450-387. Weight averaging about 40 grs. 
 
 156 Head of lion, with open mouth to right. 
 
 Jl Calf's Head, incuse, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate XXXI, 21. 
 
 157 Fore-part of Winged Boar to right. 
 
 9) Lion's Head, incuse to right, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXI, 6. 
 
 158 Fore-part of Winged Lion to left. 
 
 Jt Cock's Head, incuse to left, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXI, 26. 
 
 159 Fore-part of Boar to right. 
 
 9> Lion's Head, in incuse square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXII, 3. 
 
 160 Head of Pallas, in crested helmet, wearing round earring to right; 
 
 behind A[E]. 
 9> Two Calves' Heads facing, in incuse square, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXII, 8. 
 
 161 Bearded Head, of fine style, with horn of Amnion to right. 
 
 5b Female Head, wearing diadem, in shallow inciise, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXII, 26. 
 
 162 Head of Pallas, of fine style, wearing crested helmet adorned at the 
 
 side with volute. 
 9> Bearded Head, wearing Persian head-dress, in linear square, ve^^y 
 fine, and a scarce type. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate XXXIV, 17. 
 
 163 Head of Apollo to right. 
 
 9= Lyre in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate:XXXIII, 4. 
 
 164 Youthful Male Head, wearing kausia, cord passing under chin. 
 
 9i Leopard in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate XXXIII, 11. 
 
 165 Another, similar to last, not stick good style, but the rev. is more complete. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate XXXIII, 11. 
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 * References to Catalogue of the British Musemn " Troas, Aeolis & Lesbos," 
 by W. Warwick Wroth, Esq., 1895. 
 
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 166 Head of Demeter, veiled, wearing earring and wreath of corn. 
 
 9j Tripod with pendant fillet, in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 28. 
 
 167 Head of Demeter, hair rolled at back, wearing round earring and 
 
 wreath of corn. 
 Jt Bull butting left, in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 9. 
 
 168 Head of Ariadne, ? wearing veil and wreath, with bunches of grapes. 
 
 9) Lion devouring prey, in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 10. 
 
 1 69 Youthful Male Head, with horn of Ammon to right. 
 
 ]^ Eagle looking back, in linear square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 22. 
 
 170 Head of Apollo, of fine style, laureate, hair long, to right. 
 
 Jl Female Head with flowing hair, in linear square, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 16. 
 
 171 Head of one of the Dioskuri, wearing conical pilaus bound with 
 
 wreath ; on either side a star. 
 9; Female Head in linear square, in very good condition. 1 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 13. 
 
 172 Female Head, wearing wreath, earring with three pendants ; and neck- 
 
 lace to right. 
 9) Youthful Head crowned with wreath of ivy leaves, in linear square,] 
 very fine. 1 
 
 1 73 Another, similar to last, but the head on ohv. wears single pendant, 
 
 earring, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 18. 1 
 
 1 74 Head of young Dionysos, ivy crowned, to right. 
 
 Jk Youthful head, wearing plain fillet and projecting horn, in linear, 
 square, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 24. 
 
 175 Youthful male Head, the hair short, bound with plain diadem. 
 
 9, Female Head, wearing sphendone, in linear square, _^?k;. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 27. 
 
 176 Head of Apollo, laureate to right. 
 
 9; Female Head wearing sphendone to right, coiled serpent behind, 
 very fine. 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIII, 28. 
 
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 178 
 
 181 
 
 Another, very similar to last, but from dififerent die, the head on rm. 
 being smaller, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 2. 
 -^-i ■ 178 Head of Young Dionysos, ivy crowned, to right. 
 
 Pj Female Head, hair in korymbos, in linear square, fiiK. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate XXXIV, 5. 
 
 y* " 179 Coloplion. B.C. Fifth century. M Drachm. Head of Apollo, 
 Klarios. 
 Pi KOAO<t>r2NION., Lyre, the whole within square incuse, wt. 
 85 grs., fine and scarce. 1 
 
 180 Epliesns. b.c. 394-295. M Tetradrachm. E- <t>., a bee. 
 
 ^ Fore-part of stag with head turned back ; behind it a palm tree, 
 magistrate, EOPAOIAHZ. (Head's Coinage of Ephesus, p. 34), 
 wt. 233 grs., fine and scarce. 1 
 
 Ephesixs. B.C. 258-202. ^ Didrachm. Bust of Greek Artemis 
 
 to right. 
 9:. E.-<l>., Fore-part of stag looking back, in field above the <|>. a bee. 
 magistrate, MINNOZ., ict. 100-5 grs., fine. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 <^ /y C:> 182 Eijliesvxs. e.g. 159-133. ^ Didrachm. Of the undated Cisto- 
 
 phori class, club and lion's skin of Herakles within a wreath of laurel. 
 
 1^ E<I>E., a bunch of Grapes displayed upon a vine leaf; above, a bee, 
 
 in field A., aud torch, wt. 86 •! grs., eery fine and cerij rare, {var. of 
 
 Head, Coinage of Ephesus, j)p. 62, 63, nos. 16, 17). 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 IVIagnesia ad JVIaeandrvim. b.c. 350-300. M Drachm. 
 
 Horseman, wearing short cloak, with couched lance to right. 
 
 tJ) MA FN., Bull butting to left, magistrate's name, APOA- 
 
 AOAilPOZ., the whole within circular border of Majander 
 
 pattern, wt. 48'5 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 ELECTRUM HECT^ OP PHOCAEA.* 
 B.C. 480-400. JVeight, about 40 grs. 
 Head of Griffin, with open mouth and protruding tongue; behind, a seal. 
 9) Irregular incuse, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Type of Plate IV, 12. 
 Head of Hermes, wearing petasos, the hair in short curls. 
 9> Mill sail incuse, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate IV, 23. 
 
 *** References to British Museum Catalogs " Ionia," by B. V. Head, Esq. 
 D.C.L., &c. 1892. 
 
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 Young Male Head, wearing wreath of ivy, &c., to left. 
 $0 Mill sail incuse, very fine. 1 
 
 5. ilf. Ca<., PZa<e /F, 25. 
 
 Female Head to left, wearing single pendant earring, the hair drawn 
 forward, in a roll, and fastened in a knot on forehead ; beneath, 
 a seal. 
 9j Mill sail incuse, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate V, II {var.). 
 Female Head to left, wearing single pendant earring, the hair in reticu- 
 lated sakkos. 
 ^ Mill sail incuse, fine. . 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate V, 13. 
 
 Female Head to left, wearing sphendone, the forepart of which is orna- 
 mented with wreath ; under neck a seal, 
 {tj Mill sail incuse, fine. ' 1 
 
 B. M. Cat, Plate V, 15. 
 
 Head of Pallas in crested helmet, the side adorned with figure of a 
 griffin with rounded wing ; below, a seal. 
 9) Mill sail incuse, fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate V, 2. 
 
 Head of Omphale, wearing lion's skin, club behind neck ; below a seal. 
 51 Mill sail incuse, very fine. 1 
 
 B. M. Cat., Plate V, 8. 
 
 Smyrna, b.o. 190-133. M Tetradrachm. Head of Kybele to 
 right, wearino- turreted crown. 
 9) ZMYPNAinN-, Lion to right, the off side forepaw raised, in 
 exergue MOZXOZ; the whole with wreath, lut. 'Ibigrs., very fine. 1 
 
 ISLANDS OF IONIA. 
 
 Chios. Cirai B.C. 600-490. M Didrachm. Sphinx to left, in front 
 an amphora. 
 9j Quadripartite incuse square, lot. 122'8 grs. 1 
 
 Chios. 13. c. 178-412. /R Tetradrachm. Seated sphinx, with oQ 
 rounded wing, to left, in front a pointed amphora, above a bunch of 
 grapes ; behind sphinx astragalus. 
 51 Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 240 grs., in extremely fine state, the 
 whole of the type ivell defined, rare in this condition. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick 1073. 
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 195 Chios. B.C. 478-412. M Drachm. Sphinx with rounded wing 
 
 seated to left, in front pointed amphora ; above a bunch of grapes.i 
 Jt Quadripartite incuse square, wt. 557 grs., very fine l! 
 
 196 Samos. b.c. 594-365. M. Rhodian Tridrachm of the Federal 
 
 Coinage (JFaddlngton, Rcr. Num., 1863, p. 233), ZYN., The infant 
 Herakle.s kneeling on left knee, strangling two serpents, the hero is 
 nude, with the exception of a cord which passes over the left' 
 shoulder, and from which hangs five bullfe. 
 9= Z-A., Lion's scalp, ivt. 177'1 grs., this excessively rare piece is in very' 
 beautiful state. 1 
 
 *#* Northwick 1077. 
 
 Phte IV. j 
 
 CARIA. 
 
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 197 JVIynclxxs. M Drachm. Second century B.C., Head of Zeus,j 
 
 laureate, to right. ! 
 
 Vo MYNAAIIUN.— nirONOC, Head-dress of Isis, wt. 42 grs., 
 
 fine and very rare. 1 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 198 Calymna (Insula). CVrca B.C. 350-335. .^R Didrachm. Young 
 
 head in crested helmet, with cheek pieces. 
 Jtj KAAYMNION., Lyre within dotted square, wt. \QQ-% grs. , ex- 
 tremely fine and scarce. 1 
 *:* Thomas (2228) and Northwick (1126) collections. 
 
 199 Cos (Insula). Circa B.C. 400-300. yR Tetradrachm. Bearded head 
 
 of Herakles, wearing lion's skin. I 
 
 it KHION.— .APKETII2N., Crab; the whole in clotted square, 
 wt. 226 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 PHRYGIA. 
 
 200 Cibyra. M. Drachm. Helmeted male head to right, border of 
 
 dots. 
 ^ KIBYPATX2N., GalloiDing horseman with couched spear, wt. 
 48'5 grs., very fine and scarce. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick 1218. 
 
 PAMPHYLIA. 
 
 201 .A-spenclixs. b.c. 400-300. M Stater. Two wrestlers engaged. 
 
 JS, EZTFEAIIVZ., A Slinger to right, in field triskelis, and eagle, 
 the whole in square border of dots in shallow incuse, wt. 167"2 grs., 
 fine. 1 
 
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 31 ^y^- 
 
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 DYNAST OF LYCIA. 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 ^.-^^.^ 
 
 202 liiTbei'iiis, son of Kossicas. Girca B.C. 480. Fore-pcart of wild 
 boar to right, on shoulder KV- 
 9> Irregular incuse with > <, id. 144 grs., fine and rare (Babelon, 
 p. 64, 432 var.). 1 
 Plate IV. 
 
 CILICIA. 
 
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 6- 
 
 
 
 KINGS AND SATRAPS. 
 
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 203 Syennesis IV. 1 Circa 401 b.C. M Stater. King on horse- 
 
 
 
 back going to right, holding short sword. 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^ Legend wanting; nude figure of Greek hoplite kneeling right. 
 
 
 
 
 
 with couched lance, behind large shield, which is ornamented with 
 
 
 
 
 
 head of Medusa, ai. 161-^ grs., fine and rare. {Babelon, p;p. 17, 18, 
 
 
 
 
 
 No. 141). 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 
 
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 204 IVtazaios. b.c. 361-333. M Stater. TinyD Baaltars seated 
 
 / 6 
 
 
 
 to left, head and body facing, he holds in left hand a long sceptre, 
 
 
 
 
 
 and in extended right hand an ear of corn and bunch of grapes, 
 
 
 
 
 
 upon which is perched an eagle ; under chair D, and in the field 
 
 
 
 
 
 to left C], the whole within dotted border. 
 
 
 
 
 
 {L niD, Lion devouring a bull ; beneath a spray of corn, the whole 
 
 
 
 
 within plain border, ivt. 166-5 grs., very fine and scarce. {Compare 
 
 
 
 
 Babelon, pi. v, nos. 9, 10, 11, and 12). 1 
 
 
 
 y 
 
 KING OF GALATIA. 
 
 205 A.myntas. b.c. 36-2.5. N. Head of Pallas in crested helmet to 
 
 3 
 
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 cc 
 
 
 right. 
 
 
 
 
 
 9> BAZIAEflZ. AMYNTOY-, Nike advancing to left, carrying 
 
 
 
 
 
 sceptre bound with diadem, id. 21 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 
 
 
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 206 .A^myntas. b.c. 36-25. M Tetradrachm. Head of Pallas as in 
 
 preceding, but with monogram behind. 
 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ AMYNTOY., Nike advancing, carrying sceptre 
 
 bound with diadem in field, left IB., wt- 243-5 yrs., fine. {B. M. 
 
 Guide, pi. LX, no. vn). 1 
 
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 32 
 
 KING OF CAPPADOCIA. 
 
 207 Ariai-atlies "VII. Cina b.c. 100. M Tetradrachm (1st 
 
 Type), Diademed Head of the king to right. 
 ^ BAZIAEIIZ. APIAPA0OY. EYZEBOYZ. [<I>IAJ 
 
 OriATOPOZ. A-. (year 1), Pallas Nikephoros standing, wt 
 246 cjn., fine, and rare. 1 
 
 %* Northwick, 1258. 
 Plate IV. 
 
 KINGS OF SYRIA. 
 
 208 AntiocliXTS II (Theos). B.C. 261-246. M Tetradrachm, 
 
 Head of Antiochus H to right, wearing diadem ornamented with a 
 wing at side. 
 
 V- BAZIAEflZ. ANTIOXOY., Apollo seated on Omphalos, hokU 
 iug arrow in right hand, the left hand rests on a bow, in field to 
 left monogram, in exergue a horse grazing and monogram (struck! 
 at Alexandria Troas), %d. 259 grs., very fine. {Bahelon, Rois de Syrie, 
 p. 29). 1 
 
 209 .A^ntiocliXTS III (Magnus). B.C. 222-187. M Tetradrachm, 
 
 Head of Antiochus III, diademed, to right. 
 5t BAZIAEnZ. ANTIOXOY., Apollo seated on Omphalos, wt. 
 264 grs., extremely fine. 1 
 
 *^* From the Dimsdale, Thomas (2532) and Northwick collec- 
 tions (1289). 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 210 ^^ntiochus IV (Theos Epiphanes). B.C. 175-164. ^ Tetra- 
 
 drachm. Diademed Head of Antiochus to right, within dotted 
 border. 
 
 Jt BAZIAEilZ. ANTIOXOY., Apollo seated on Omphalos tc^ 
 left, in exergue | A and in the field, to left a branch and monogram 
 ivt. 263 grs. , fine, hit the obv. slightly double struck. 
 Northwick 1300. 
 
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 211 Antioclius TV (Theos. Epiphanes). B.C. 175-164. M. Te 
 tradrachm. Diademed Head of Antiochus, mthin fillet border. 
 Jl BAZIAEnZ. ANTIOXOY. 0EOY. Eni*ANOY[Z]., Zeui 
 
 Nikephoros enthroned, in exergue, monogram, id. 257 grs., very 
 fine. 
 
 Plate IV. 
 
 *.* Northwick, 1305. 
 
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 212 Antioohxis "V (Eupator). B.C. 164-162. M Tetradrachm. I 
 
 Youthful Head of Antiochus V, diademed to right, within fillet] 
 border. 
 
 ^ BAZIAEHZ. ANTIOXOY. EYnATOPOZ., Zcu?, .semi- 
 draped, seated to left, lidding small statuette of Victory and spear ; 
 in field to left monogram, irt. 255-2 r/?x, very fine and rare. 1 
 
 *^* From the Thomas (2546) and Northwick collections (1312). 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 213 Denietrixis I (Soter). B.r. 162-l.''i0. .R Tetradrachm, Dia- 
 
 demed Head of Demetrius, within fillet border. 
 
 9 BAZIAEIIZ. AHMHTPIOY. ZOTHPOZ., Figure of For- 
 tune seated to left, holding an arrow and cornucopia, in field to left, 
 two monograms, and in the exergue the date, AEP= 161, «;<. 
 1f>9> gr.'i., fine. 1 
 
 *^* From the Thomas (2552) and Northwick collections (1317). 
 
 214 Alexandei- I (Bala), b.c. 150-145. /R Tetradrachm, draped 
 
 Bust of Alexander, wearing broad diadem, to right, within dotted 
 
 border. 
 9 BAZIAE[nZ]. AAEZANAPOY., Eagle on prow, in front 
 
 monogram of Tyre, and behind eagle, FZP. = 163, and H P. 
 
 monogram, ui. 219'7 grs., of exceedinghj good icork and fine. 1 
 
 *,* From the Thomas (2560) and Northwick collections (1322). 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 215 .AntiochvTS "VI (Dionysos). b.c 145-142. ^ Tetradrachm, 
 
 Diademed and radiate Head of Antiochus VI to right, within fillet 
 border. 
 U BAZIAEnZ. ANTIOXOY. Eni<t)ANOYZ. AIONY 
 
 ZOY., the Dioskuri on horseback, with couched lances, to left, 
 
 beneath OP. =170 in field to right, TPY. monogram, and ZTA-, 
 
 the whole within border of lotus, ivy, &c., id. 255, in faw condition, 
 
 rare. 1 
 
 *^* Northwick, 1334. 
 
 21 G Axitioclius VII (Evergetes). B.C. 138-129. ^Tetradrachm, 
 draped and diademed Bu.=t of Antiochus VII, to right, within dotted 
 border. 
 ^ BAZIAEflZ. ANTIOXOY, Eagle on prow, palm branch near 
 right wing, in field to left, EOP- = 175, with monogram, to right, 
 ZIAH., and aplustre (struck at Sidon), id. 220 (-/«., verij fine. 1 
 ' *^* From the Thomas (2657) and Northwick (1341) collections. 
 
 Plate V. 
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 217 Cleopatra, Thea, and Antioohus VIII 
 
 (Grypus) B.C. 127-121. /R Tetradiachm. Jugate Busts of Cleopatra 
 diademed and veiled, and Antiochus diademed, to right, within 
 dotted border. 
 9. BAZIAIZZHZ. KAEOHATPAZ. 0EAZ. KAI. BAZI 
 AEIIZ. ANTIOXOY., Zeus, semi-draped, seated to left, 
 holding figure of Victory and long sceptre, monogram to left, 
 
 and in 
 
 rare. 
 
 exergue date 0nP. = 189, wt. 260' 1 grs., very fine 
 
 and 
 1 
 
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 3 
 
 From the Collections of the Duke of Modena (counter-marked) and 
 Lord Northwick (1352) ; this fine piece possesses an additional 
 interest as being the identical coin described by Mionnet, Swpf. V, 
 p. 63, 110. 323. 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 218 A-titiochus VIII (Grypus). B.C. 125-96. .R Tetradrachm. 
 
 Diademed Head of Antiochus Grypus within fillet border. 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ. ANTIOXOY. Eni<t>ANOYZ., semi draped 
 Figure of Zeus standing to left, head surmounted by a crescent, he 
 holds in right hand a long spear, and in the left a star, in field right 
 N. to left, IE. with A- below, the whole within laurel border, 
 wt. 254 rjr&., very fine. 1 
 
 219 j\.ntioclixxs VIII (Grypus). b.c. 125-96. M. Tetradrachm. 
 
 Diademed Head of Antiochus VIII, to right, within fillet 
 border. 
 
 9. BAZIAEnZ. ANTIOXOY. Eni<t>ANOYZ., Zeus seated on 
 throne holding figure of Victory and long spear, monogram under 
 throne and in field left, wt. 254-3 gn.., fine. , 1 
 
 220 ^^ntiochus VIII (Grypus). B.C. 125-96. yR Tetradrachm. 
 
 Diademed Head of King, as on preceding. 
 9> Legend and type similar to last, but with fl. under throne, 
 wt. 252 grs., fine. 
 
 KING OF ARMENIA. 
 
 221 Tigranes I, the Grreat. b.c. 97-56. ^ Tetradrachm 
 
 Bust of Tigranes to right, wearing Armenian tiara and diadem, the 
 tiara ornamented with two eagles, between them a star, the whoh 
 in fillet border. 
 
 51 BAZIAEnZ. TirPANOY, Tyche of Antioch seated, holding 
 palm, the river Orontes swimming at her feet, in field AP. (mow.) 
 wt. 245 grs., fine. 
 
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 PHCENICIA. 
 
 222 Tyr-e. Circa B.C. 450-332. yR Tetradrachm. Melkarth holding 
 bow, and riding over the waves on a sea-horse, below a dolphin, 
 border of dots. 
 
 Jt Owl with crook and flail, border of dots, wt. 211 yrs.,fine 1 
 
 JUD/CA. 
 
 223 Simon IVtaccatoaevis. b.c. 143-135. yR, Shekel. "Shekel 
 Israel," CajJ or Chalice, with date above (year 2). 
 
 ^ " Jenishalem Kedoshah" branch with three buds, wt. 209'2 grs., in 
 
 fair state. 1 
 
 *^^* Northwick, 1460. 
 
 224 Simon IVIaccabaeus. b.c. 143-135. Half Shekel of 
 the same year as the preceding, id. 96 grs., in very good condition. 1 
 
 225 Second Revolt, a.d. 132-135. M (struck over a Eoman denarius) 
 Simon Barcochab, Bunch of grapes. 
 
 5t) Lacheruth Jerushalem, Palm branch, ivt. 36 grs., fine and rare. 1 
 
 KING OF PERSIA. 
 
 a-a^y^ 226 Darius I- b.c. 521-485. N Daric, the King Darius half 
 kneeling, to right, holding bow and long javelin. 
 9> Irregular oblong incuse, id. 129 grs., fine. 1 
 
 
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 KING OF BACTRIA. 
 
 227 Denaeti'ins (son of Exxth.;>^demii.s). Circa B.C. 
 
 187. M Tetradrachm. Bust of the king draped, and wearing 
 elephant's skin and diadem, dotted border. 
 ];l BAZIAEnS. AHMHTPIOY.,Herakles standing, facing, with 
 club and lion's skin, crowning himself, in field left monogram 
 KP., id. 261 grs., very fine and rare. 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 228 Alexander IV. b.c. 323-311. (Struck under Ptolemy I) 
 
 M Tetradrachm. Youthful Head of Alexander to right, wearing 
 diadem and covered with elephant's skin, 
 tc AAEZANAPOY-, Athena Alkis hurling thunderbolt, monogram 
 to left in circle, and to right Al. and the Ptolemaic Eagle, wt. 237 
 grs., fine. 1 
 
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 229 Ptolemy Soter. b.c. 305-285. N Tetradrachm. Dia- 
 demed Head of Soter to right. 
 1^ BAZIAE[nZ]. nXOAEMAIOY., Eagle oa thunderbolt, in 
 field to Z., wt. -ll^-bgn., very fine. 1 
 
 *** Northwick 
 Flak V. 
 
 Ptolemy Soter. N Hemidrachm. Diademed Bust of 
 
 Soter, <Bgis around neck. 
 \h BAZIAEnZ nXOAEMAIOY., Eagle on thunderbolt, in 
 front Ml. (mon.), wl. 27'1 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 Plate r. 
 
 IPtolemy Soter. M Tetradrachm. Diademed Head of 
 Soter, ^gis knotted around neck to right, border of dots. 
 ^ BAZIAEHZ. nrOAEMAIOY., Eagle on thunderbolt; in 
 front X., ii't. 229 gra., rery fine. 1 
 
 Ptolenay II (Philadelphus). n.c. 285-244. N Octadrachm. 
 AAEA<l>f2N., jugate Busts of Philadelphus aud Arsinoe ; be- 
 hind, shield. 
 V^ 0Ef2N., Deified Heads of Ptolemy Soter and Berenice, 
 wt. 430 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 Ptolemy II (Philadelphus). B.C. 285-244. N Tetradrachm. 
 
 AAEA<t>I2N., jugate Busts of Philadelphus and Arsinoe, as on 
 
 the preceding. 
 
 jfc 0EX1N., jugate Busts of Ptolemy Soter and Berenice, id. 
 
 215 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 Arsinoe II (wife of Ptolemy Philadelphus). N Octadrachm. 
 Diademed and veiled Bust of Arsinoe to right ; behind K. 
 ^ APZINOHZ. 4>IAAAEA<|>OY., Double Cornucopia, with pen- 
 dant, taenia, ifcc, wl. 427 '1 grs., eery fine. 1 
 
 *** From the Thomas (2846) and Northwick (1575) collections. 
 
 Ptoleiiay III (Euergetes). b.c. 247-222. N Octadrachm. [ 
 Radiate Bust of Euergetes, wearing aegis, and with trident sceptre ' 
 over his shoulder. 
 9= BAZIAEHZ. flTOAEMAIOY., iladiate cornucopise, in field 
 A I-, ui. 429'9 grs., eery fine and scarce. 1 
 
 *;^* From the Thomas (2859) and Northwick (1519) collections. 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 IBerenice II. yueeu Consort of Egypt. B.C. 247-222. N 
 Octadrachm. Veiled Bust of Berenice to right. 
 9 BEPENIKHZ. B AZ I AIZZHZ., single Cornucopiaj, with pen- 
 dant taenia, ivt. 429 grs., fine and very rare. 1 
 Plate V. 
 
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 237 F*toleiTi.Y V- Epiphanes. n.u. 205-181. .^ Tetradrachm. 
 
 Draped and diademed Bust of the young Prince to right, a wheat 
 ear on diadem. 
 1^ [BAZIAEjnZ. RTOAEMAIOY., Eagle ou thunderbolt, be- 
 tween legs Nl. (struck at Marathus ^), wt. 218-4 gra., very fine 
 and scarce. 1 
 
 %* From the Thomas (2946) and Northwick (1533) collections. 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 238 F*tolemy V. Epiphanes. Diademed Bust, aegis around neck. 
 
 ^ BAZIAEnS. nXOAEMAIOY., Eagle on thunderbolt, 
 javelin at shoulder, in front L- AZ. =37, and between ZA- 
 (Salamis), wt. 220 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 239 Cleopati-a I. Regent. Minority of Philometor. B.C. 181-173. 
 
 .R Tetradrachm. Jugate Busts of Serapis and Isis to right. 
 ^ BAZIAEnZ nXOAEMAIOY., Eagle on thunderbolt; be- 
 tween the legs A I., and behind double cornucopiae, ivt. 220 grs., 
 
 very fine and rare. 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 240 Cleopatra VII and ]\Iarli Antony, b.c. 
 
 36-30. M Tetradrachm. BACIAICCA. KAeOPATPA. 
 
 0EA. NeUJ[TEPA]., draped and diademed Bust of Cleopatra, 
 wearing necklace of pearls, &c. 
 ^ ANTIUNIO.C. AVTOKPATLUP. TPITON. ANAP[IUN.] 
 
 Head of Antony to right, iot. 234 grs., in good state. 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 CYRENAiCA. 
 
 241 Cyi-ene 1 b.c. 530-480. ^RDidrachm, Female hgure clad in long 
 
 chiton confined at waist by cord, running to right, the head looking 
 left, she carries in either hand a flower, the whole within plain 
 border. 
 '^ Quadripartite iucuse square, wt. 132 grs., oery fine and very rare. 1 
 
 *^* See Monsieur E. Babelon, Rev. Num. 1885, p. 395, seq., and Dr. B. 
 V. Head, Num. Chron. 3rd Series, vol. xi, p. 7, sec^ 
 Plate V. 
 
 242 Cyrene. 480-431. M Tetradrachm, KYPA., Head of Zeus 
 
 Ammon, of early transitional style, within knurled border, in shallow 
 circular incuse. 
 Jjfc Silphium Plant, wt. 267-7 grs., very fine. 1 
 
 *^* From the Thomas (2955) and Northwick (1591) collections. 
 
 Plate V. 
 
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 243 Cyrene. b.c. 431-321. N Stater. Blundered legend, victorious 
 
 Quadriga driven by Kyreue, above star. 
 Jt NOIANA*?Y»., Zeus Ammon entlironed ; behind, an eagle, 
 wt. 128'5 grs., in very good cmidiiim, but of barbarous style. 1 
 
 244 Cyrene. b.c. 431-321. A?" One-tenth of Stater. Head of Zeus 
 
 Ammon to right. 
 9= Thunderbolt between two stars, wt. 13'3 grs., fine. 1 
 
 245 Cyi-ene. b.c. 431-321. N One-tenth of Stater. KY0., 
 
 young male head with ram's horn to right, in plain border. 
 Jk Head of Kyrene, the hair rolled to right, plain border, wt. \Z'2grs., 
 fine. 1 
 
 246 Barce. C<Vca b.c. 431-321. M Tetradrachra. AKE— ZIOZ., /Er^-^^t-J^^ 
 
 on either side of full-faced head of Zeus Ammon, the whole within 
 triple border, composed of a beaded or dotted line between two 
 plain lines. 
 
 „\t' arranged thus on either side of Silphium Plant, border of 
 P- K 
 
 aV? dots, u't. 199-4 (/?'s., very fine arid rare. 
 
 *^* From the Thomas (2949) and Northwick (1588) collections. 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 ZEUGITANA. 
 
 247 Carthag-e. b.c. 410-310. .<fl Tetradrachm. Fore-part of bridled 
 
 Horse to right, crowned by Victory flying above, in front corn 
 grain, and below Punic legend. 
 '^ Date-palm tree, traces of Punic legend, ict. 266 gra., in fairl 
 condition. 1 
 
 248 Cai-tliag-e. b.c. 400-336. ^l Tetradrachm. Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left, wearing triple earring, necklace and wreath of corn 
 leaves ; around, four dophins. 
 5k Punic legend, Bust of Horse, with palm tree behind, ict. 268 grs., 1 
 fine 1 
 
 249 Cartliag-e. b.c. 400-336. M Tetradrachm. Head of Perse- 
 
 phone, as on the preceding piece, but of rather more careful 
 work. 
 Jt Bust of Horse, legend and palm tree, as on no. 248 ; wt. 264 grs., 
 
 very fine. 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
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 250 Carthage. b.c. 400-336. M Tetradrachm. Head of Perse- 
 
 phone (very closely copied from the coins of Euainetos), wearing 
 triple earring, necklace and wreath of corn leaves ; around, four 
 dolphins. 
 9) Horse standing to right before palm tree, a small flower springing 
 from ground under horse, wt. 2 50 "5 grs., vcrij fine and of fine 
 
 style. 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 251 Cartliag-e. b.c. 336-280. ,-R Tetradrachm. Head of the Tyrian 
 
 Herakles Melkarth, in lion's skin to right. 
 ^ Punic legend below bust of horse to left, behind a date palm, wt. 
 2.51 yrs., very fine and of fine bold style. 1 
 
 252 Carthag-e. b.c. 340-242. El. Stater, Head of Persephone to 
 
 left, wearing earring and necklace with pendants, and corn wreath 
 in hair. 
 ^ Horse standing to right, ivt. 115 grs., fine 1 
 
 253 Carthag-e. b.c. 241-218. M Dekadrachm. Head of Perse- 
 
 phone to left wearing earring and wreath of corn. 
 9i Punic legend beneath Pegasus to right, wt. 566 grs., very fine and 
 
 very rare 1 
 
 Plate V. 
 
 254 "Variovis. Velia Didrachm, poor. Demetrius Poliorcetes Hemi- 
 
 drachm, Victory on prow, rev. Poseidon hurling trident. 
 .A-thens Tetradrachm. b.c. 527-430 ; a Stater 
 of .i-Egina. Circa B.C. 700. With two counter-marks. 
 
 Drachm, of the Achaean league ; and an Obol of Tyre, sea- 
 horse with dolphin beneath. 
 JL Owl with crook and flail. 6 
 
 ROMAN AND BYZANTINE N. 
 
 255 Jrilian II, Emperor, a.d. 360-363. Solidus, fl. CL. ivlianvs. 
 PF. AVG., Bust draped and wearing cuirass, to right. 
 \^ viRTVS. EXERCITVS. ROMANORVM., Emperor in military costume, 
 helmeted, carrying a trophy, and dragging by the hair a captive ; 
 in exergue ant. r. (Cohen, '2nd ed. no. 79), fine, hut pierced behind 
 head. 1 
 
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 256 Pnlclieria (wife of Marcianus.) a.d. 414-453. Solidus, ael. 
 PVLCHERIA. AVG., Draped and diademed bust of Pulcheria to right, 
 crowned by a hand from above. 
 9) VOT XX. MVLT. XXX. c, Victory holding long cross, in exergue, 
 CONOB. (Sabaiier, no. 4), fine but pierced below bust, rare. 
 
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 257 Basil I and Constantine IX. a.d. 869-870. 
 
 Solidus. BASiLios. ET. CONSTANS. AVGG., Diademed busts, facing, 
 of Basil and Constantin holding between them a long Greek cross. 
 9> IHS. xps. Rex. ReoNANTiVM., Christ seated holding the Gospels' 
 {Sabatier, 5), fine. 1 
 
 258 Theodora, a.d. 10.55-1066. Solidus (of thin flat fabric), 
 
 ©eOAOPA. AVrOVSTA., The B. Virgin and Theodora 
 standing, facing, and holding labarum between them. 
 9. IHS. xis. Rex. regnantivm., Christ standing holding the Gospels 
 (Sabatier 1), very fine and rare. 1 
 
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 Half Crown {Bud. V, 8), ohr. donhle struck. 
 
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 259 Henry VIII. 
 
 9> good. 
 
 J ames I. Sovereign, m. m. lis, bust in ornamented armour. 
 9 faciam. EOS. &c. good ; and a Quarter Guinea, George I, fim. 
 
 260 .Anne. 1702-1714. Two Guinea Piece, anna, del gratia., (y ^''^pi-'^'^ 
 
 Draped and diademed bust of Anne to left. 
 . 9 mag. BRI. FR. &c.. Four crowned Shields cruciformly arranged, 
 garter in centre, and sceptres in the angles ; date 1711, in good con- 
 dition. 
 
 ■William and 3Iary. 1688-1694. Guinea, gvlielmvs. 
 ET. MARIA. DEI. GRATIA., Jugate busts of William and Mary to right. 
 9, MAG. BR. PR. &c., Shield of Arms with ciown over, dividing date 
 1691, /ine. 2 1 
 
 261 G-eorg-e III. 1760-1820. Pattern guinea (probably by pupil ^^^^-^^^''•''''^^ 
 
 of Yeo), GEORGivs III. DEI GRATIA, Laureate bust of George III, 
 hair in long curls descending below truncation. j 
 
 9 M. B. F. FT. H. REX, &c., Garnished shield, crowned, date 1774, edge 
 plain, very fine. 1
 
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 262 Loxiis I. 781. Solidus, dhlvvdovi . . avg., Laureate bust to 
 
 right, 
 Jfe LVIMHIDVNVM., Cross within wreaths, scarce. 1 
 
 263 Philip "VI. Ecu d'Or, + phillippvs del gra. francorvm rex. 
 
 King seated on Gothic chair of State, holding sword and shield. 
 |t> XPC. IMPERAT., Floreate cross within quatrefoil, &c., Hoff PI. xvi. 3, 
 fine. 1 
 
 264 Loxiis XI VI. Double Louis d'Or, by Duvivier, lvd. xvi. d. G. 
 
 FR. ET. NAV. REX., Bust tO left. 
 
 9= CHRS. REGN. viNC. IMPER., 1786, Conjoined shields of France and 
 Navarre under crown ; below a., struck at Paris, very fine, and a 
 "Louis" of same type and mintage, dated 178.5 {Hoff, PI. rxiii., 
 5 and 6). 2 
 
 PORTUGAL, &c. 
 
 265 John V. Piece of 20,000 Eeis (N). ioannes. v. d. g. 
 
 PORT. ET. ALG. REX., Arms under crown, value at side, &c. 
 9; IN. HOC. SIGNO. vinces., Ci'oss with M. in each angle, >«e. 1 
 
 266 Oriental. Dinars, two. Half sequin of Turkey, 1223 A. H.j 
 
 and a quarter sequin, same date, &c. 5 
 
 267 Lysimachvas of Thrace. Tetradrachm, in gold, false, cast 
 
 in gold of drachm of Lampsacus, false, J^ Stater of AthenS; 
 /R of Lycia, false, &c. S 
 
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