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THE ARTHUR S. DEWING

COLLECTION

GREEK COINS

Edited By

LEO MILDENBERG

and

SILVIA HURTER

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ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS

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ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD vü

ARTHUR STONE DEWING, Three Reflections ix

THE COLLECTION

Ueli Friedländer, Zurich. Celtic Coins Nos. 1-71

Patricia Erhart Mottahedeh, Princeton. Italy: Etruria-Apulia . 72-121

Keith Rutter, Edinburgh. Italy: Calabria 122-332

Patricia Erhart Mottahedeh. Italy: Lucania-Bruttium .... 333-544

Christof Boehringer, Göttingen. Sicily-Carthage 545-995

Fred S. Kleiner, Boston. Macedonia 996-1235

Hyla A. Troxell, Upper Montclair, New Jersey. Thrace . . . 1236-1362

Alan S. Walker, Zurich. Thessaly-Aegina 1363-1695

Geraldine Ramer, Boston. Corinth and Colonies 1696-1825

Silvia Hurter, Zurich. Phliasia-Crete 1826-2101

Ursula Pause-Dreyer, Munich and Silvia Hurter. Bosporus-Ionia . 2102-2349

Hyla A. Troxell. Caria-Cappadocia 2350-2555

Arthur Houghton, Malibu. Syria-Mauretania 2556-2797

INDICES

1. Cities, Leagues, Tribes, Areas 181

2. Kings, Satraps, Dynasts, etc. 184

3. Obverse Types 186

4. Reverse Types 189

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FOREWORD

Arthur Dewing's cataloguing methods reveal much about him as a collector. Using

a card system, Dewing noted a number of details about each coin immediately upon acquir-

ing it: the supplier; year of acquisition; the price; and those particulars which he deemed

important—such as whether it came from a hoard. For identification, he carefully out-

lined each coin on the card.

He numbered each new acquisition based on the page numbers of B. V. Head's Historia

Numorum. If a new piece of the same or similar type was to be added, it received an A

or a or a suffix. A more complicated system can hardly be imagined, but his cards

had to serve him alone. And they did it well.

When the Dewing Foundation, to whom the coins passed by bequest, decided to publish

the collection, these cards proved surprisingly useful, facilitating the work of the authors

in their task of providing all essential numismatic data for each coin.

The Dewing assemblage of ancient Greek coins cannot easily be compared with other

large collections of its kind. Sir Herman Weber amassed about twice the number of

Dewing's holdings. But Weber and others gave full attention to the bronze issues which

our collector chose to neglect entirely. Did his suppliers not have the stamina to break

through his self-forged armor and inspire him to see the beauty and importance of Greek

bronze coins? Jameson was drawn to the finest in art and state of preservation; Dewing,

however, saw the history behind the coin and the unique accomplishment of each die.

He collected the minors—the diminutive silver coins—long before they became fashion-

able. At the same time he was literally fascinated by the great series of Syracusan silver

coinage and in particular by the decadrachms which he went after in a fantastic if not

fanatical way. Has any private collector before or after him acquired even half the number

of Dewing's decadrachms?

Great Greek coins which he owned, or knew of, were the life companions of a man who

excelled as a scholar and businessman. When we first met by chance in the Boston Museum

of Fine Arts, he immediately pounced on me with his famous query: "Do you have an Aitna

tetradrachm in your pocket?" Whereupon I replied, "Is the Brussels Aitna the coin of

your dreams?" I saw a quick and piercing look in his eyes before he quietly nodded his

bearded head. When, in fact, another unique coin of Aitna came our way, Dewing turned

it down—it was different from his dream coin.

Our sincere thanks go to Professor Dewing's daughters who made this publication pos-

sible; to Kenton J. Ide of the Dewing Foundation; to all the authors; to the late Frances

M. Schwartz who rendered invaluable help to the editors; to Robert J. Myers who

photographed the coins; to Leslie A. Elam and his colleagues at the American Numismatic

Society; and to the printer René de Meester.

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ARTHUR STONE DEWING

Three Reflections

Arthur Dewing was born in Boston on April 16, 1880 and died there on January 19,

1971 in his 91st year. As he often said, he was not a strong child, and his mother had to

work hard to give him the best of an early education. He grew healthy through a devotion

to the outdoors and the puritan virtues of his New England forebears. His three academic

degrees were all earned at Harvard, A.B. in 1902, A.M. in 1903, and the Ph.D. in 1905.

Like so many of his generation, he did further graduate study in Germany, at the Univer-

sity of Munich. His teaching career was mainly at Harvard, from 1902 to 1913 in philos-

ophy and from 1911 to 1933 in economics and finance. He rose to be a professor and one

of the founders of the Harvard Business School.

Arthur Dewing's family was the happiest. In 1910 he married a fellow philosopher,

Frances Rousmaniere, and they are survived by three daughters (Mrs. Lloyd Morain, Mrs.

Stuart Avery, Jr., and Mrs. James Ewing), many grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

On April 16, 1970 Mr. Dewing's daughters gave him a big party for family and friends in

the ancestral homestead on Waverly Avenue in Newton. Seated in an old leather arm-

chair, two great-grandchildren at his knee, Arthur Dewing could have been easily taken

for a patriarch of another age, the "Angel of Hadley," for instance. During the last 20 years

of his life he liked to refer to himself as "Old Methuselah," and so he seemed on this oc-

casion.

It is often hard to separate fact from legend in the life of a great man, and so it was with

Arthur Dewing, even in his lifetime. His vast and complex business enterprises occupied

only part of his time from the Great Depression onwards. His concern for the antiquities

of his native New England led him onto the boards of a number of worthy associations,

notably the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, of which he was a

president. His frugal habits, combined with his tall, spare, commanding presence, made

him a walking advertisement for the Spartan life of bygone America wherever he went.

Many years ago he and I went together from Stack's, the famous coin store then on West

46th Street in New York City, to the Automat around the corner on Fifth Avenue. "What

will you have, sir," asked the man behind the hot dishes, as we pushed our trays along in

the line. The reply came like Olympian thunder (and people at the tables nearby turned

to look), "Why beans, of course, I'm from Boston!"

Arthur Dewing's writings are classics. His Financial Policy of Corporations was first

published in 1920 and has gone through many editions and revisions since that date. It is

full of classical references, parts having been written or rewritten with the rolling hills above

Aulis and the plain of Marathon fresh in mind. Mr. Dewing attributed his love of the

classics to the inspired teaching of George Herbert Palmer at Harvard, the Hellenist whose Generated for anonymous on 2015-02-15 19:19 GMT / http://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.39015041891659 Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike / http://www.hathitrust.org/access_use#cc-by-nc-sa-4.0 x Arthur Stone Dewing

"wine-dark sea" translations of Homer were read in every school and college throughout

the United States at least until the Lattimore translations of the 1950s and 1960s. Mr.

Dewing's practical applications of the classics took the form not only of writing and travel

in Hellenic lands but of social obligations and collecting.

He was long a trustee of the Archaeological Institute of America, president of the Boston

Society (the Institute's oldest chapter), a member of the Council of the American Numis-

matic Society, and that wonderful organization's president during difficult years of re-

organization between 1947 and 1949. During his earlier trips to Greece, Mr. Dewing began

collecting Greek vases, Geometric urns, Corinthian aryballoi, and simple Attic lekythoi of

the type one used to see in village shops or in the stores of Pandrosou Street ("Shoe Lane")

in Athens. He added to the collection by purchasing important black-figure and red-figure

Athenian vases of the sixth and fifth centuries B.C., the traditional pinnacle of Greek art,

at auctions or from dealers in England and America. By the time I first came to know

Mr. Dewing well, at Harvard following four years of World War II, he had "completed"

his collection of 60 or so vases. The group, or a selection therefrom, was always available

for exhibition, and, over the years, Wheaton College, the Fogg Museum, and the Museum

of Fine Arts, Boston benefited from his generosity. At his memorial service in Lincoln,

an early red-figured pelike with athletes in conversation stood in solitary dignity on a small

table in front of the congregation.

Greek coins, their pursuit, the history they evoked, and the personalities, scholars,

dealers, or peasants involved in their acquisition grew to be Arthur Dewing's greatest

non-family, non-business pleasure. He said that he began collecting them in Greece in

the 1930s, when he happened to be riding on a train with Mrs. Dewing's colleague and

friend, the great Mount Holyoke classicist, Catherine M. Ga1t. Once bitten by the bug

of numismatics, as with many other disciplines, Mr. Dewing was relentless in the quest.

He always seemed to be in the right place at the right time. When a Philadelphia cultural

institution decided to sell the celebrated Gallatin collection of silver dekadrachms of

Syracuse, the masterpieces of Greek coinage at the end of the fifth century B.C., Mr.

Dewing materialized with his checkbook. In the late 1940s and early 1950s he was able

to buy brilliantly at the sales and from the private collections that were coming on the

market in England. The collection is now the property of the Dewing Numismatic

Foundation, and a memorial exhibition of the coins and vases was held at the Fogg

Museum in the spring of 1971. Mr. Dewing was long curator of coins at the Massachussetts

Historical Society.

He always had time for the young. As each of his grandchildren reached a certain age,

he took them on a tour of Greece. He would appear at a Harvard seminar or in a Boston

University classroom with a box of rare Greek coins under his arm and give an enthralling

demonstration of relationships between the age of Perikles and the 20th century. He loved

animals, too, raising rabbits in Newton and holding partnership in an animal farm in

Florida.

Great humanists are remembered in a variety of small ways. Arthur Dewing still seems

nearby, waiting for the bus at the bottom of Willard Street, where he owned the house of

the "village smithy," or drinking a ginger ale in Cronin's, near his office. Nearly 15 years

ago he gave my wife and me two large, rare turtles from Peru and Morocco, named ap-

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were ageless when they came, and they still run about our house on Coolidge Hill in Cam-

bridge. They are small, silent symbols of the eternal qualities of "Old Methusaleh," his life,

and his many good works.

Cornelius C. Vermeule

Curator of Classical Art

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Arthur Stone Dewing was philosopher, chemist, professor of economics and finance and

an independent, diversified entrepreneur as well as a distinguished collector and numis-

matist. He was the rare case of the metaphysical philosopher turned business man and

classical numismatist.

I came to know Arthur Stone Dewing as a teacher not of large classes of business ad-

ministration and corporate taxation but of Greek numismatics. He would arrive at my

Greek Archaeology class at Harvard lugging along with apparent casualness some of the

most beautiful and valuable Greek coins in existence. His spectacular collection enjoyed no

more security than the lock of his old-fashioned automobile trunk; he seemed to have no

great apprehensions either about keeping his coin treasures in his simple abode in Newton.

Dewing loved to tease, "épater le bourgeois." Once I met him in the crowded subway in

Harvard Square. With a twinkle in his eye and a sly smile on his face he asked me, "Do

you want an American silver penny?" He reached into his pocket and brought out Greece's

most famous coin, the Demareteion, and said: "Take this silver penny and play with it for

a couple of days." I gasped, then looked again. It was a British Museum cast!

In his facial expression Dewing had something of the Socratic EI RON. And, it was not

only his face that recalled Socrates. With true Socratic method he would question and

challenge his students, thus eliciting keen interest both in the stories he had to tell about

his acquisition of coins and in the diversified aspects of business, beauty, economics and

subject matter that the coins offered. In this role of a challenging and enthusiastic leader

of a small student group he was an unforgettable teacher.

George M. A. Hanf mann

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Arthur Dewing's association with the American Numismatic Society was active and

long standing. He became a member in 1928 and the next year was elected a Fellow, the

voting class of Society membership. During the following decade he visited the Society

in New York frequently, consulting with its staff, while building his own collection.

Following the death of Edward Newell in 1941, Dewing was elected to the Society's govern-

ing Council, a position he continued to hold until a few weeks before his death in January

1971.

Arthur Dewing served the Society in a number of capacities. In his area of collecting

interest, he was appointed to the Ancient Coin Committee in 1942 and when, in 1945,

formal standing committees were established, he succeeded to membership on the Greek

Coin Committee, serving as its chairman from 1955 until the end of his life. During the

period 1949-52 he was chairman of the Huntington Medal Committee, which selects

recipients of the Society's award for outstanding numismatic scholarship.

As a Councillor, Dewing held membership on the Finance Committee, 1946-47 and the

Executive Committee, from its inception in 1955 until his resignation in 1971. By far,

Dewing's greatest contribution in service to the Society came as Vice President, 1944-46

and as President, 1947-49. During his tenure, the role of the Society as a museum, library

and research center, as well as a membership organization, was more clearly defined and,

through the work of the Committee on Reorganization, appointed by him, the duties and

responsibilities of the Society's professional staff were clarified. These administrative im-

provements were codified in a completely redrafted ANS Constitution and By-Laws

adopted in 1948.

In his first address as President, Dewing noted that there had been imposed on the ANS

a renewed "duty and obligation to serve the ideals of numismatic scholarship" by virtue

of a recent substantial increase in the Society's endowment. He was referring to a gift,

then anonymous, later acknowledged to be from the Society's principal benefactor, Archer

P. Huntington, of a large block of stock in the Hammond Lumber Company.

It is clear from the Council minutes of 1946 that the Society's Finance Committee antici-

pated selling the stock to diversify its holdings. Indeed that was soon the case with regard

to the other New York cultural organizations that had also received Hammond stock from

Huntington at the same time as the ANS. But Dewing volunteered, and was entrusted

by the Council, to travel to the west coast to investigate the little-known forest products

company. His subsequent report to the Council, in February 1947, included a personal

opinion on the future value of the large stands of redwood trees which he had ascertained

were owned by the company.

As a result the Finance Committee set the offering price for its Hammond stock substan-

tially above the $212 per share received by those who sold in mid-1947. In 1956, following

a decade during which the company prospered, paid handsome dividends and split its

stock regularly, Hammond was acquired by the Georgia-Pacific Corporation at $310 per

share and the ANS, then in preparation for the celebration of its centennial, realized two

and one-half million dollars for its endowment.

Leslie A. Elam

Director, American

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Celtic Coins

CELTIC COINS

References are abbreviated as follows:

Allen, Belgic

Dynasties

Allen, Monnaies

à la croix

Allen, Origins

Allen, Philippus —

Allen, Serra Riccà —

Blanchet —

BN —

CB, Alésia —

CB, Jura —

CB, Parisii —

CB, Vénètes —

CB, Montbéliard —

Deroc —

Evans —

Forrer —

Heiss —

Hill —

D. F. Allen, Belgic Dynasties of Britain and Their Coins (Oxford, 1944).

D. F. Allen, "Monnaies à la croix," NC 1969, pp. 33-78.

D. F. Allen, "The Origins of Coinage in Britain. A Reappraisal" in

S. S. Frere, ed. Problems of the Iron Age in Southern Britain (London,

1958).

D. F. Allen, "The Philippus in Switzerland and the Rhineland," SNR

53 (1974), pp. 42-74.

D. F. Allen, "New Light on the Serra Riccô Hoard of Cisalpine Coins,"

JNG 21, (1971), pp. 97-108.

A. Blanchet, Traité des monnaies gauloises (Paris, 1905).

E. Muret, and A. Chabouillet, Catalogue des monnaies gauloises de la

Bibliothèque Nationale (Paris, 1889).

J.-B. Colbert de Beaulieu, "Numismatique celtique d'Alésia," RBN 101

(1955), pp. 55-83.

J.-B. Colbert de Beaulieu, Catalogue des monnaies gauloises du Jura

(Paris, 1962).

J.-B. Colbert de Beaulieu, Les monnaies gauloises des Parisii (Paris, 1970).

J.-B. Colbert de Beaulieu, Une énigme de la numismatique armoricaine:

Les monnaies celtiques des Vénèles 1, Le Billon, Mémoires de la

Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Bretagne 33 (1953), pp. 5-52.

J.-B. Colbert de Beaulieu, with F. Blind and P.-D. Labarrièr, Catalogue

des collections archéologiques de Montbéliard: Les monnaies gauloises

(Paris, 1960).

A. Deroc, and P.-C. Vian. "Les monnaies gauloises d'argent de la Vallée

du Rhône," Cahiers Numismatiques 29 (1971), pp. 69-91.

J. Evans, The Coins of the Ancient Britons (London, 1864; Suppl. Lon-

don, 1890).

R. Forrer, Keltische Numismatik der Rhein- und Donaulande, rev. ed.

(Strassburg, 1968/69)

A. Heiss, Description générale des monnaies antiques de l'Espagne (Paris,

1870).

G. F. Hill, Notes on the Ancient Coinage of Hispania Citerior, ANSNNM

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Arthur S. Dewing Collection

Mack

Mackensen

Nash

Navascuez

OTA

Pautasso

RRC

Scheers, Rép. Rom

H. de la Tour, Allas des monnaies gauloises de la Bibliothèque Nationale

(Paris, 1892).

R. P. Mack, The Coinage of Ancient Britain (London, 1953).

M. Mackensen, "Die älteste Gold- und Silberprägung in England," JNG

24, (1974), pp. 7-63.

D. Nash, Settlement and Coinage in Central Gaul, с 200-50 B.C., BAR

SS 39i (Oxford, 1978).

J. M. de Navascuez, Las monedas hispánicas del Museo Arqueologico

Nacional de Madrid (Barcelona, 1969-71).

R. Gobi, Ostheltischer Typenatlas (Braunschweig, 1973).

A. Pautasso, Le monele preromane dell'Ilalia settenlrionale (Várese, 1966).

M. H. Crawford, Roman Republican Coinage (Cambridge, 1974).

S. Scheers, Les monnaies de la Gaule inspirées de celles de la République

romaine (Louvain, 1969).

Scheers, Péronne — S. Scheers, Les monnaies gauloises de la collection A. Danicourl à Péronne

(Somme, France) (Brussels, 1975).

Scheers, Traité — S. Scheers, Traité de numismatique celtique, vol. 2. La Gaule Belgique

(Paris, 1977).

SLM

Streber

Syd. CRR

K. Castelin, Keltische Münzen. Katalog der Sammlung des Schweizerischen

Landesmuseums Zürich, vol. 1 (Stäfa [1978]).

F. Streber, LTe6er die sogenannten Regenbogenschüsselchen. Abhandlun-

gen der 1. Klasse der kgl. Bayer. Akademie der Wissenschaften 9

(1860-62).

E. A. Sydenham, The Coinage of the Roman Republic (London, 1952).

BRITAIN: KENT

Obv. Barbarized head of Apollo r.

Rev. Stylized horse 1.; below, У;

in exergue, zig-zag pattern.

Stater, type of Westerham A. Sec-

ond quarter of first cent. B.C.

1. N / 6.44. SCMB, July 1950, 441.

Evans B4; Mack 29; Allen, Ori-

gins, p. 105, 32, p1. 7, 28, 29

(British A); Mackensen (British

A1).

ESSEX

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.

Rev. Horse r.; to 1., "eye" (bar-

barized chariot) and driver;

below, dot.

Stater, type of Clacton A. Second

quarter of first cent. B.C.

EL \ 6.37. Gans FPL, Sept. 1942,

1328. Mack 46; Allen, Origins,

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CATUVELLAUNI

Obv. Laureate head, transformed

into cruciform ornament.

Rev. Horse galloping r.; beneath,

symbol; above, lines and ara-

besques.

Staters, type of Whaddon Chase

1849. Ca. 40-20 B.C.

3. N \ 5.84. Rev. below, dot. Glendin-

ing, 2 June 1930 (Braithwaite), 1.

Evans C 5 var.; Mack 133 var.;

Allen, Origins, pp. 109-10, 44-45,

p1. 9, 133 (British L a).

4. N \ 5.86. Rev. below, rosette. Evans

C 7 var; Mack 135; Allen, Ori-

gins, pp. 109-10, 44-45, p1. 9,135

(British L a).

REGNI

Obv. Laureate head r.

Rev. Horse r.; above, sun- or

flower-shaped ornament; to

r., linear circle with central

dot; below, rosette.

Quarter staters. Ca. 40-20 B.C.

5. ÍÍ Î 1.35. Rev. below, linear circle

with central dot. SC M В 1949,

G 290. Evans E 2; Mack type

63; Allen, Origins, pp. 116

ÍÍ., 66-69, p1. 10, 63 (British

Q c).

6. N / 1.31. Rev. below, arabesque.

Acq. Spink, 1929. Evans E 2;

Mack type 71; Allen, Origins,

pp. 116 ff., 66-69, p1. 10, 71

(British Q c).

ATREBATES AND REGNI

Obv. Boss.

Rev. Horse r.; above, traces of

charioteer; below, wheel.

Stater. Third quarter of first cent.

B.C.

7. N 6.01. Bullowa, 15-16 Oct. 1948,

806. Evans В 10; Mack 59; Allen,

Origins, pp. 116 ff., 66-70, p1. 10,

59 (British Q b).

Verica (Ca. A.D. 10-40)

Obv. COM.F on sunk tablet.

Rev. VIR REX Horseman galloping r.

Staters, second series.

8. N / 5.29 (Base gold). Acq. Spink,

1929. Evans pp. 170-74; Mack

121; Allen, Belgic Dynasties,

p1. 1, 17.

Obv. [V]l-R[l] Vine leaf.

Rev. COF Horseman to r.

Stater, third series.

9. N \ 5.36 (Base gold). Evans pis. 2,

9, and 19, 3; Mack 125.

SPAIN: BASCUNES (Pamplona)

Obv. Bearded male head r.; to 1.,

fcrxx (be-n-co-da).

Rev. Horseman r.; below, IMQMtf

(ba-s-cu-n-e-s).

Denarii. Second half of second cent.

B.C.

10. Ж Î 3.62. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 58 (part). Heiss, pp. 185-

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149-51 (Vascones), p1. 30, 5-6;

Navascuez 812-28.

11. Ж \ 2.86.

BOLSCAN, OSCA (Prov. Huesca)

Obv. Bearded male head r.; to

1., ХГ (bo-n).

Rev. Horseman with couched spear

r.; in exergue, X/tlAT (bo-1-

s-ca-n).

Denarii. Second half of second cent.

B.C.

12. ¿R Î 4.20. H. Schulman, 14-15 Feb.

1958, 1736. Heiss, pp. 152, 1-2,

p1. 13, 1-2; Hill, pp. 135 ff., p1.

26, 1-3; Navascuez 1072. Arthur S. Dewing Collection

13. Ж / 4.30. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 58 (part). Navascuez 1125.

14. Ж / 3.64. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 57 (part). Navascuez 1167.

SECOB1RICES (= Segobriga,

del Griego, Prov. Cuenca)

Obv.

Cabeza

15.

Male head r.; to 1., crescent;

below, M (s).

Rev. Horseman with couched spear

r.; in exergue, AfXIW (s-e-

co-bi-r-i-ce-s).

Denarius. Second half of second

cent. B.C.

Ж Î 3.45. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930,3. Heiss.p. 265.1, p1. 34,1;

Navascuez 2597.

TURIASO (Tarazona, Prov. Zaragoza)

Obv. Bearded male head r.; to 1., A

(sa); to r., Д (tu); below, M (s).

Rev. Horseman with couched spear

r.; in exergue, A0TWÎ (tu-r-

i-a-s-u).

Denarius. Second half of second

cent. B.C.

16. Ж Î 3.39. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 58 (part). Heiss, p. 191, 2,

p1. 22, 2; Hill, pp. 162 ff., p1. 31,

10; Navascuez, type of 2796.

GAUL (SOUTHEAST): ALLOBROGES

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo 1.

Rev. Horse 1.; above, ^ .

Drachm. Late second - early first

cent. B.C.

17. Ж / 2.36. Grunthal-Gans, 1 June

1948 (Shepard Pond), 43. LT 7,

2895; SLM 23.

ALLOBROGES AND VOCONTII

Obo. [COO]V(?) Helmeted head r.

Rev. ОMA Horseman with couched

spear r.

Quinarius "au cavalier." First half

of first cent. B.C.

18. Ж / 2.16. BN 5936.

MASSALIA

Obv. Draped bust of Artemis with

bow and quiver 1. (19-20) or

r. (21-23).

Rev. MAIZA Lion 1.

Drachms. Ca. 350-200 B.C.

19. Ж \ 2.79. Rev. in exergue, AA;

between forepaws, A. Glendining,

18-20 Apr. 1955, 63 (part). BN

1066-71.

20. Ж I 2.73. Rev. in exergue, ПA;

between forepaws, A. Acq. Ravel

1929. BN 1073-77.

21. Ж I 2.77. Rev. in exergue, Г. Spink,

NCirc 1927, 73323. BN 1098-

1101.

22. Ж / 2.74. Rev. below, A; in exergue,

A 9. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 63 (part). BN 1112-15.

23. Ж \ 2.80. Rev. below, A; in exergue,

AA. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

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Obv. Draped bust of Artemis r.

Rev. As above, but lion r.

Drachms. Ca. 350-200 B.C.

24. Ж / 1.11. Rev. in exergue, EE. Grun-

thal-Gans, 5 Dec. 1949 (J. Pier-

pont Morgan), 855. LT 3, 1159.

25. Ж | 2.34. Rev. to r., Z; in exergue,

AZA (?). BN 1387-89.

26. Ж/ 2.72. Obv. below chin, П; rev. to

r., €; in exergue, П€G. Peus,

15 Mar. 1954 (Lejeune), 5. BN

1443, 1445-46.

Rev. MAIZA-AIHTQN Lion r.

Drachms. After ca. 200 B.C.

27. Ж / 2.11. Дер. to r., A . BJV981-87. Gaul

28. Ж | 2.72. Obv. to r., 6; rep. to r.,

£. Spink, iVO'rc 1927,73312. BN

1012-15; type of LT 3, 1015.

29. Ж / 2.78. Дер. between legs, AA.

Acq. "Wolfe, 1960. BN 1193-95.

30. Ж / 2.44. Дер. between legs, AT.

Acq. Grabow, 1953. BN 1208-13.

31. Ж I 2.68. Rev. between legs, EA.

G. Hirsch, 26-27 June 1956, 34.

BN 1223.

GAUL (PROVINCIA): VOLCAE ARE-

COMICI (?)

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo 1.

Rev. VOL Horse galloping 1.; above,

branch.

Drachm. First half of first cen-

tury B.C.

32. Ж / 2.33 Gans FPL, Sept. 1942, 7201.

Type of LT 6, 2630; SLM 108.

For the attribution of this type, see:

Blanchet, pp. 258f; CB, Alésia 180; CB,

Montbéliard 9; Deroc, p. 82; Scheers,

Pironne, p. 25.

Obv. Negro head 1.

Rev. Cross; in three quarters,

crescent with dot; in fourth,

crescent and circle.

Drachm. End of second cent.—first

half of first cent. B.C.

33. Ж 3.19. Grunthal-Gans, 1 June

1948 (Shepard Pond), 45. LT 8,

2976; Allen, Monnaies à la croix,

p. 42, fig. 2, 37.

For the attribution of this type, see

Allen, Monnaies à la croix, pp. 46-47,

p. 70, map 4.

GAUL (WEST): PICTONES

Obv. Male head r.

Rev. Winged rider r., below, A .

Drachm. First half of first cent.

B.C.

34. Ж / 3.11. G. Hirsch, 26-27 June 1956,

30. BN 4461-71; SLM 183-84.

GAUL (ARMORICA): CORIOSOLITES

Obv. Male head with three rows

of locks r.; to r., two volute-

shaped strings of pearls.

Rev. Bird-headed horse galloping

r.; above, bird-headed char-

ioteer; below, boar.

Stater. Early first cent. B.C.

35. BI Î 6.53. Grunthal-Gans, 1 June 1948

(Shepard Pond), 26. Type of LT

22, 6598; CB, Vénètes 1, p1. 2,

43-44; SLM 210-14.

OSISMII

Obv. Male head r., encircled by

volute-shaped strings of pearls

ending in small human heads;

above, small boar r. on

groundline.

Rev. Human-headed horse gallop-

ing 1.; to I. and r., string

of pearls ending in human

head; below, boar r. and bird 1.

Stater. Early first cent. B.C.

36. BI / 7.30. Grunthal-Gans, 1 June

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6555; SLM 226.

ARMOR 1С A, EAST

Obv. Strongly barbarized head r.

Rev. Horse galloping r.; between

legs, inverted lyre.

Quarter stater. End of second cent.

B.C.

37. N / 1.77. Gans FPL, Sept. 1942,

1323. BN 3646A (Arverni), 5950

(Carnutes); Nash 1, pp. 97-101

(eastern Armorican gold lyre type,

var. A/B) and 2, p1. 11, 261-65. 6

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

GAUL (NORTH): IMITATION OF

ISSUES OF THE PARISH

Obv. Male head r.

Rev. Horse galloping 1.; above,

rosette between two volutes

and grill-shaped ornament.

Quarter stater. First half of first

cent. B.C.

38. N / 1.86. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930, 9. BN 7809; CB, Parisii,

p. 142, fig. 63, 13.

GAUL (RELGICA): AMBIANI

Obv. Head r.

Rev. Horse r.; below, uncertain

symbol.

Quarter stater. End of second—

early first cent. B.C.

39. N \ 1.38. SC M В 1950, G 440.

Type of BN 7879 ff; Scheers,

Traité, pp. 39-45, p. 249, class

8/Ш & IV, p1. 3, 74-75.

Obv. Head transformed into a wheel

ornament.

Rev. Horse galloping 1.; to r., char-

ioteer with goad; below, lyre.

Quarter stater. Early first cent.

B.C.

40. N 1.92. Ars Classica 15,2 July 1930,

10. Type of LT 35, 8697 (un-

certain); SLM 354 (uncertain,

Belgica); Scheers, Traité, p. 270,

class 9/IV, p1. 4, 99.

Obv. Ross.

Rev. Horse r.; to 1. and above,

barbarized chariot and driver.

Stater. Ca. 70-60 B.C.

41. N 6.15.

See, for the attributions of this type:

to southeast England: Evans B8; Mack

27a; to Belgium, Ambiani: Allen, Ori-

gins, pp. 113 ff. (Gallo-Belgic E);

Scheers, Traité, pp. 65 ff, 334 ff, class

24/11I, p1. 6,154.

NERVII

Obv. Rarbarized head r.

Rev. Horse galloping r.; above,

eight-spoked wheel; below,

two bow-shaped vertical lines.

Stater. Second quarter of first cent.

B.C.

42. N / 6.05. Ars Classica 15,2 July 1930,

11. BN 8761; Scheers, Traité,

p. 395, class 29/I, p1. 8, 216.

SUESS IONES

Obv. Traces of a barbarized head

with laurel wreath and large

eye.

Rev. Horse 1.; above, traces of

driver with bird; to 1., bar-

barized inscription.

Stater. First half of first cent. B.C.

43. EL -► 5.89. Type of BN 8015-18;

Scheers, Traité, pp. 367-68, class

26/V, p1. 7, 180.

GAUL (NORTHEAST, LOWER RHINE

VALLEY): TREVERI

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Rev. Horse galloping 1.; above, V

surrounded by pearls; below,

pearl-rosette.

Stater "à l'œil." Second half of

first cent. B.C.

44. N <- 6.03. Glendining, 3 Dec. 1929

(Nordheim), 648. BN 8800;

Scheers, Traité, pp. 408-31, class

30/Ia/b, p1. 8, 222 var.

UNCERTAIN TRIBE

Obv. Male head r.

Rev. Pegasus r.; below tail, three

dots; below body, three dots

and rosette; in exergue, ИШ .

Quarter stater. Second cent. B.C. Gaul

45. N \ 1.95. Acq. Raymond, June 1928.

BN 8960 (Mediomatrici); SLM

491-96 (Mediomatrici); Scheers,

Traité, pp. 59, 328-34, class 23,

p1. 6, 149; Allen, Philippus, pp.

50-53, map 4, p1. 16, 209-11.

GAUL (EAST CENTRAL, SWITZER-

LAND)

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.

with imitation diebreak (en-

graved in the die) on chin.

Rev. OIAIПTPIY Biga r.; below,

Д and thunderbolt; in exer-

gue, ear of wheat.

Heavy stater, early series. First

half second cent. B.C.

46. N / 8.17. Glendining, 3 Dec. 1929

(Nordheim), 663. Type of LT 9,

3614 (Arverni); Allen, Philippus,

pp. 43ff., 1 and map 1, p. 60,

type Aa1, p1. 8, 1.

Obv. Male head r.

Rev. Biga r.; above, driver;

between horses' legs, four-

spoked wheel; below, 1. and

r., S .

"Wheel stater," from the area

between the Saône and western

Switzerland. First half of first

cent. B.C.

47. EL \ 6.19. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930, 12. LT 36, 8901; CB, Jura

50-57; Allen, Philippus, p. 55, 8a,

p. 66, type Fa1, p1. 17,252.

LINGONES

The following coins (48-50) are late

imitations of the denarii of P. Cornelius

Sulla, 151 B.C. (Syd. CRR 386, RRC

205/1). For the date see Scheers, Rép.

Rom., p. 93 and D. F. Allen's review

in NC 1971, p. 354.

Obv. Helmeted head of Roma 1.

Rev. K/V\ -Л-0-Y Horse to 1.

Quinarii of KAAETEAOY type.

Second half of second cent.—early

first cent. B.C.

48. A / 2.02. Rev. inscription with Y

for A. H. Schulman 15 Mar.

1941,545/5. Type of LT 32, 8178;

SLM 646-48.

49. Ж / 1.79. Rev. as 48. SCMB, Sept.

1955, AG 408; SLM 649.

50. A <- 1.90. Rev. inscription with о (?)

for Д). Grunthal-Gans, 1 June

1948 (Shepard Pond), 27.

SEQUANI

Obv. TOC Helmeted head r.

Rev. TOC Lion springing r.

Uncertain denomination. First half

of first cent. B.C.

51. Potin \ 2.37. LT 17, 5629; SLM

725-31.

GAUL (CISALPINE)

Obv. Head of Artemis r.

Rev. Scorpion-like lion 1.

Obol, type of Serra Riccô hoard.

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52. Ж I 0.86. Baranowsky, Milan, 25

Feb. 1931, 94. Pautasso, p. 29,

32nd type, 61-65, p1. 99, 500;

Allen, Serra Riccö, type 11,

105-29.

Obv. Head of Artemis r.

Rev. Scorpion-like lion r.; above,

Drachms, imitations of the drachms

of Massalia. Second cent.—early

first cent. B.C.

53. Ж \ 3.08. Spink, NCirc 1955, 16961.

Pautasso, p. 8, 3rd type, p1. 79,

407 (obv.), 410 (rev.)

54. Ж \ 2.63. Plated (?). SCMB, Sept.

1960, A 710. Pautasso, p. 9,

5th type, p1. 81, 417. Arthur S. Dewing Collection

EAST CELTS: SOUTH GERMANY

Obv. Convex. Bird's head 1.

between two quarter circles

made of crescents.

Rev. Concave. Torque; within,

three dots.

Staters, co-called "Regenbogen-

schüsselchen." First half of first

cent. B.C.

55. N \ 7.47. Acq. Gans, 1948. LT 39,

RN 1863, p1. 4, 13; Streber 54;

SLM 1071-72.

56. N / 5.78. Obv. Birds bill between two

dots; rev. torque with 5 dots. Ars

Classica 15, 2 July 1930, 13. LT

39, 9428; Streber 36; SLM 1068.

MID-LOWER DANUBE - PANNON1A

Obv. Head with triple pearl diadem

Rev. Horseman 1.

Tetradrachm of Kroisbach type.

First half of first cent. B.C.

57. Ж / 10.69. Acq. Spink, 1952. OTA,

p1. 38, 469/1.

IMITATIONS OF MACEDONIAN

SILVER ISSUES

The chronology of the following coins

(58-69) is at present highly uncertain.

It seems likely, however, that they are

primarily of the third and second cent.

B.C.

Obv. Bearded head of Zeus r.

Rev. ФIA1ПП-ОY Horse and rider

holding palm branch r.

Tetradrachms, imitations of tetra-

drachms of Philip II.

58. Ж У 13.39. Rev. IAIÍT-°Y; tor., fc ,

below, i . Stack's, 12-14 Dec.

1940, 415. Cf. OTA, p1. 4, 18/2.

59. Ж / 10.30. Rev. ФIA1ГГ-°Y; to r.,

E) (?); below, A. Stack's, 12-14

Dec. 1940, 416. ОГА, p1. 4,14/3.

60. Ж / 13.65. Rev. above, Ф11-I; to r.,

E; below, ± . Stack's, 1 May

1943, 826. Cf. OTA, p1. 4,

14.

61. Ж \ 12.86. Rev. above, ДГ" ; to r.,

I]; below, O. Grunthal-Gans,

1 June 1948 (Shepard Pond),

49, = Ars Classica 12, 18 Oct.

1926, 35. OTA, cf. p1. 8, 66.

Obv. As 58.

Rev. AYAQAEON-TOI(62) or Audo-

leon monogram (63-64). Horse-

man r.

Tetradrachms.

62. Ж / 12.23. Rev. to r., dot; below,

trisceles countermark. OTA, p1.

32, 402/1.

63. Ж / 12.67. Rev. above, _П_1 ; to r.,

< ; below, П and trisceles. Glen-

dining, 18-20 Apr. 1955, 305

(part). OTA, p1. 35, 434/3.

64. Ж / 13.53. Rev. above, H"1 ; to r.,

G>; below, Ц and human fig-

ure. Glendining, 18-20 Apr. 1955,

305 (part). OTA, p1. 35, 429/1.

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reate on 67).

Rev. Horseman 1.

Didrachm ?(65) and tetradrachms

(66-67).

65. Ж / 7.37. Acq. Baldwin, 1958. Cf.

OTA, p1. 25, 296 (?).

66. Ж Î 14.80. Acq. Raymond, 1928.

OTA, p1. 12,129/2 ("Baumreiter").

67. Ж î 13.53. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 302. OTA, p1. 15, 165/2

( "Helmschweif-Reiter").

Obv. Janiform head.

Rev. Horseman r.; to r., rosette.

Tetradrachm.

68. Ж / 12.44. Glendining, 9 Mar. 1931

(Nordheim), 750. OTA, p1. 19,

233/6. Samnium

Obv. Barbarized head of Heracles r.

Rev. Zeus seated 1., holding scepter

and eagle; to 1., И ;to r., ITt-Ч .

Drachm.

69. Ж Î 2.38. G. Hirsch, 26-27 June 1956,

27. OTA, p1. 45, 595/1.

IMITATION OF THE

DRACHMS OF THASOS

TETRA-

Obv. Barbarized head of young

Dionysus with ivy wreath r.

Rev. Barbarized Heracles standing

facing; to 1., r. and below,

barbarized inscription.

Tetradrachm. Second—first cent.

B.C.

70. Ж Î 15.57. Cf. OTA, p1. 48/49, class V.

DACIA

71.

Obv. Convex. Barbarized laureate

head r.

Rev. Concave. Barbarized horse-

man r.

Tetradrachm, "scyphate." Second

half of second cent.—early first

cent. B.C.

Ж / 11.57. Kricheldorf, 15 Oct. 1955,

113. OTA, p1. 21, 247/3 (obv.),

247/4 (rev.).

ETRURIA: UNCERTAIN MINTS

The mints of these early Etruscan

issues have not been securely identified;

for this reason the coins are grouped by

metal without attribution, following

SNGANS 1. G. K. Jenkins suggested

("Recent Acquisitions of Greek Coins

by the British Museum," NC 1959, pp.

23-25) that the gold coins (72-73) on

the Syracusan litra system are from

Populonia and now dates them in the

late fourth century (Münzen der Griechen,

[Munich, 1972] p. 216). Cf. E. Specht,

"Zur Datierung der etruskischen "Löwen-

kopfserien," Festschrift Goebl, pp. 43-

47.

Obv. Lion's head r.; toI. and below,

AХХ.

Rev. No type.

25 litrae. Late fourth cent. B.C.

72. N 1.39.

Obv. Male head 1.; beneath chin, X.

Rev. No type.

10 litrae. Late fourth cent. B.C.

73. A 0.49. Hess, 28 Oct. 1930, 2152.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo 1.;

tor., X.

Rev. No type.

10 litrae. Fourth cent. B.C.

74. Ж 3.82. SNGLockett 45. Glendining,

25 Oct. 1955, 28.

POPULONIA

Obv. Gorgoneion; beneath chin,

XX.

Rev. Uncertain markings.

Didrachm. Ca. 350 B.C.

75. Ж 8.19. Spink, NCirc 1943, 22351

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1912, 57.

Obv. Youthful head of Heracles

facing; beneath chin, [XX].

Rev. No type.

Didrachm. Ca. 350 B.C.

76. JR 8.24.

SAMNIUM: AESERNIA

Obv. vlJ3Tn retrograde, (Viteliu

= Italia). Laureate female

head 1.

Rev. Warrior standing facing, head

r., holding spear in r. hand

and hammer (?) in 1.; to r.,

ox reclining; in ex., )f .

Denarius. Ca. 91-88 B.C.

77. Ж \ 3.69. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930, 30. For discussion of the

history and iconography of this

confederate Italian issue, see:

E. Bernareggi, "Probleme della 10

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

monetazione dei confederate ita-

lici durante la guerra sociale,"

R1N 68 (1966), pp. 61-90, and

A. Voirol, "Die Münzen des

Bellum Sociale und ihre Symbo-

lik," SM 4 (1954), pp. 64-67.

'ROMANO-CAMPANIAN" ISSUES

Modern investigation has established

that these coins, once thought to have

been minted in Campania, and possibly

at Capua, by the Romans, were struck

at Rome itself. The standard empioyed

for these early Roman issues, like the

style, was, however, copied from the

Greek coinage of Campania. References

are to die combinations in M. Crawford,

Roman Republican Coinage (Cambridge,

Eng1., 1974), which provides recent

discussion of the types, dates and history

of these issues (pp. 35-46, 137, 141, 144,

154, 713-15, 720).

Obv. Head of youthful Heracles r.,

with lionskin knotted around

neck, club over shoulder.

Rev. ROMANO She-wolf nursing

Romulus and Remus.

Didrachm. Ca. 269-266 B.C.

78. Ж | 6.87. RRC 20.1.

Obv. Head of youthful Mars r.,

wearing Corinthian helmet

adorned with winged griffin.

Rev. ROMA Bridled horse's head

r.; to 1., sickle.

Didrachm. Ca. 241-235 B.C.

79. Ж I 6.62. Acq. Catania, 1937. RRC

25.1.

Obv. Laureate, janiform head of

the Dioscuri.

Rev. ROMA incuse on tablet.

Jupiter driving quadriga r.,

holding scepter and thunder-

bolt.

Didrachm. Ca. 225-212 B.C.

80. Ж I 6.63. Acq. Newell, 1928. RRC

28.3

Obv. Bearded head of Mars r.,

wearing Corinthian helmet;

below, V X.

Rev. ROMA Eagle, wings out-

spread, holding thunderbolt.

60 as piece. Ca. 211 B.C.

81. N \ 3.36. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930, 50 = Hess, 30 Apr. 1917

(Horsky), 2122. RRC 44.2.

CAMPANIA

Rutter references are to die com-

binations in N. K. Rutter, Campanian

Coinages, 475-380 B.C. (Edinburgh,

1979). For further discussion of the

facing Hera Lacinia type (91-92),

struck at Hyria as well as at eight

other sites in Magna Graecia, see K.

P. Erhart, The Development of the

Facing Head Motif on Greek Coins and

Its Relation to Classical Art (New

York and London, 1979), pp. 254-59,

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ALLIFAE or ALLIBA

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.;

around, two dolphins.

Rev. AAAIBANO[N] Scylla r.; be-

low, mussel shell.

Obol. Fourth cent. B.C.

82. Ж <- 0.54. Glendining, 18 Apr. 1955,78.

CALES

For historical discussion of these

issues, see A. Alföldi, "Die Herrschaft

der Reiterei in Griechenland und Rom

nach dem Sturz der Könige," Fest-

schrift Schefold, pp. 13-47, esp. pp. 33 ff.,

n. 184, p1. 12, 7.

Obv. Head of Athena 1. (83) or r.

(84), wearing Corinthian hel-

met.

Rev. CAN/ ENO Nike driving biga 1.

Didrachms. Mid-third cent. B.C.

83. Ж I 7.23. Obv. on helmet, crested

serpent; behind, cornucopiae.

Robinson col1.

84. Ж I 7.23. Obv. on helmet, wing;

behind, club. Cahn 80, 27 Feb.

1933, 22. Campania

CUMAE

Obv. Female head r.

Rev. KVMAION (85) or NOIAMV>l

(86) Mussel shell with barley-

corn above.

Didrachms. Ca. 420-380 B.C.

85. Ж \ 7.45. Baranowsky, 25 Feb. 1931,

123. Rutter 113.

86. Ж I 7.34. Robinson col1. Rutter 158.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Corinthian helmet.

Rev. KV Mussel shell.

Obol. Ca. 460-420 B.C.

87. Ж Î 0.53. SNGLockett 65. Glendining,

25 Oct. 1955, 51. Rutter 97.

HYRIA

Obv. Head of Athena r. (88) or 1.

(89-90), wearing Attic helmet

ornamented with wreath and

owl.

Rev. AH

(89) Man-faced bull r. (88,

90) or 1. (89).

Didrachms. Ca. 400-385 B.C.

88. A -у 7.36. JRew.Yandldotted. Krichel-

dorf, 25 Feb. 1957, 1106. Rutter

35.

89. Ж / 7.18. Robinson col1. Rutter 87.

90. Ж \ 7.04. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 31 (part). Rutter 117.

Obv. Facing head of Hera Lacinia.

Rev. AMNY Man-faced bull r.

Didrachms. Ca. 385 B.C.

91. Л / 7.28. Hess FPL, Oct 1950, 1.

Rutter 126.

92. Ж \ 6.92. Frey, 15 Apr. 1955, 931.

Rutter, obv. H047; rev. new die.

NEAPOL1S

The didrachms (94-106) are arranged

generally according to SNGANS 1,

which in turn follows A. Sambon, Les

monnaies antiques de l'Italie (Paris,

1903).

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet adorned with

wreath.

Rev. NEO ПО Forepart of man-

faced bull r.

Obol. Ca. 420-400 B.C.

93 Ж Î 0.62. Acq. Hecht, 1962. Rutter

133.

Obv. Filleted female head r. (94-

101) or 1. (102-6).

Rev. NEOnOAITHZ (94-95) or

NEAnOAITQN (96-106). Man-

faced bull walking r., head

facing, crowned by Nike fly-

ing r., carrying wreath.

Didrachms. Ca. 380-280 B.C.

94. Ж / 7.39. Obv. to 1., E; rev. between

legs, N. Robinson col1.

95. Ж / 6.86. Rev. between legs, OAYM.

Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

96. Ж \ 7.05. Obv. to r., two dolphins.

Robinson col1.

97. Ж \ 7.26. Obv. to 1., part of dolphin

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son col1.

98. Ж / 6.95. Obv. to 1., Artemis running

with torch; beneath, ГAРМ; rev.

between legs, bee. Grunthal-

Gans, 5 Dec. 1949, 527.

99. Ж Î 7.20. Obv. to 1., cantharus;

beneath, XAPI; rev. between

legs, K. Robinson col1.

100. Ж / 6.40. Obv. to 1., X; rev. between

legs, EYE.

101. Ж / 7.27. Obv. beneath chin, 3< ; rev.

between legs, rf. Acq. Ravel,

1929.

102. Ж I 7.01. Obv. to r., ribboned thyrsus;

rev. between legs, 1Z. Acq. Selt-

man, 1929.

103. Ж Î 7.12. Obv. to r., quiver; rev.

between legs, E. Helbing, 8 Nov.

1928, 3243.

104. Ж Î 6.95. Obv. to r., quiver; rev.

between legs, E. Elder, 24 Nov.

1928, 873.

105. Ж / 7.40. Obv. to r., owl, rev. between

legs, E. Robinson col1.

106. Ж Î 7.08. Obv. to r., club. Chapman

13 June, 1928, 6. 12

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

ÑOLA

Obv. Filleted female head r.

Rev. NQAAlQN Man-faced bull

walking r., head facing,

crowned by Nike flying r.,

carrying wreath.

Didrachm. Ca. 400-385 B.C.

107. Ж / 6.96. Santamaria FPL 10, June-

Dec. 1956, 114. Rutter 53.

NUCER1A ALFATERNA

For a brief discussion of the etymology

of the city's name and of the Oscan

legends on its coins, see M. and A. Fresa,

Nuceria Alfaterna in Campania (Napies,

1974), pp. 8-11, with bibliography.

Obv. mvMS iPivPim [vmn

>nVH ] (retrograde = Nuv-

krinum Alafaternum). Male

head 1., wearing ram's horn;

behind, dolphin.

Rev. Youth standing 1. beside

horse, holding reins and scep-

ter; to 1., uncertain Oscan

letters; below, uncertain sym-

bol.

Didrachm. Ca. 280-268 B.C.

108. Ж I 7.12. Naville 5, 18 June 1923,

198.

PH ISTELIA

Obv. Head of nymph facing.

Rev. eiiTvVi*. (109) or 8|*TW*

(110) (= Phistluisllus). Man-

faced bull walking 1.; in

exergue, dolphin, 1.

Didrachms. Ca. 405-400 B.C.

109. Ж Î 7.28. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1391 (part). Rutter 4.

110. A\ <- 7.23. Acq. Ravel, 1929. Rutter

Obv. Youthful male head, facing.

Rev. 8RTvViX retrograde. Dol-

phin, barleycorn and mussel

shell.

Obols. Fourth cent. B.C.

111. Ж | 0.45. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1391 (part).

112. Ж <- 0.67. Spink, NCirc 1961, 2507.

Obv. Head of nymph facing.

Rev. Lion I.; in exergue, coiled

serpent.

Obols. Fourth cent. B.C.

113. Ж \ 0.61. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1391 (part).

114. Ж | 0.63. Hess, 25 Mar. 1929, 47.

SUESSA AURUNCA

For the historical context of these

issues, see A. Alföldi, "Die Herrschaft

der Reiterei in Griechenland und Rom

nach dem Sturz der Könige," Fest-

schrift Schefold, pp. 13-47, esp. pp. 33

ff., n. 184; p1. 12, 1-3, 6.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.

Rev. SVESANO Dioscurus riding 1.,

leading second horse, carrying

filleted palm branch.

Didrachms. Ca. 280-268 B.C.

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8 May 1916 (Headlam), 274.

116. Ж I 6.42. Obv. to 1., crescent (?).

Schulman, 4 Feb. 1950, 601.

APULIA: ARPI

Obv. APПANQN Head of Perse-

phone 1., wearing grain

wreath; to r., amphora (?).

Rev Horse prancing 1.; above,

star; between legs, helmet,

AAIOY.

Didrachm. Third cent. B.C.

117. Ж I 6.96. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 31 (part).

CANUSIUM

Obv. Amphora between cornuco-

piae and oenochoe.

Rev. K-A Chelys.

Obol. Third cent. B.C.

118. Ж I 0.28. Acq. Hecht, 1962. Calabria

RUBÍ

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet ornamented with

Scylla.

Rev. PY Heracles r., wrestling

Nemean lion.

Diobol. Third cent. B.C.

119. Ж -► 1.09. Acq. Monnaies et Médailles

S.A., 1962.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Corinthian helmet.

Rev. II PY Ear of grain; to r.,

cornucopiae.

Diobol. Third cent. B.C.

120. Ж <- 1.03. Spink, NCirc 1962, 3761.

The legend may refer to an

alliance between Silvium and

Rubi.

Obv. Chelys.

Rev. PY Filleted bull's head,

facing.

Obol. Third cent. B.C.

121. Ж Î 0.46. Acq. Ravel, 1947.

CALABRIA: TARENTUM

Vlasto references are to die combin-

ations in О. E. Ravel, Descriptive

Catalogue of the Collection of Tarentine

Coins Formed by M. P. Vlasto (London,

1947). References to Evans' Periods

are derived from A. J. Evans, "The

'Horsemen' of Tarentum," NC 1889,

pp. 1-228. In descriptions of gold coins,

references to types are derived from

M. P. Vlasto, "Les monnaies d'or de

Tarente," JIAN 2 (1899), pp. 303-40.

For a survey of Tarentine problems,

see A. Stazio, "Aspetti e momenti delia

monetazione tarantina," Atti del 10°

Convegno di Studi sulla Magna Grecia,

Taranto, 4-11 ottobre 1970 (Napies,

1971), pp. 147-81. For discussion of the

types, relative order, and dating of early

Tarentine coinage, see H. A. Cahn,

"Early Tarentine Chronology," Essays

Robinson, pp. 59-74. Cahn's date for

the beginning of Tarentine coinage (ca.

520) is probably too high; the dates

given for 123-32 below are derived from

P. Bicknell, "Some Fractions of Kroton,"

SM 1971, pp. 1-5.

Obv. TAPAI retrograde. Dolphin

rider (Phalanthus or Taras)

r.; below, scallop shell; guil-

loche border.

Rev. Same ethnic and type incuse;

below, scallop shell; border of

radiating lines.

Stater. Early fifth cent. B.C.

122. Ж Î 8.08. Bank Leu, FPL Tarentum

(1960), 5. Vlasto 64 (this coin).

Obv. Dolphin-rider r., holding

cuttle fish.

Rev. Hippocamp r.; below, scallop

shell.

Staters. Ca. 480-470 B.C.

123. Ж <- 7.92. Obv. below, TAPAI; guil-

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diating lines. Robinson col1.

Acq. Spink, 1908. Vlasto 129.

124. Ж <- 7.96. Obv. around, TAPAI, out-

ward; rev. TAPAI as obv., but

inward; border of radiating lines.

Robinson col1. Merzbacher, 15

Nov. 1910, 47. Vlasto 116.

125. <- 7.64. Obv. down r., TAPAI;

rev. above, traces of ethnic; bor-

der of radiating lines. Elder, 26

June 1929 (Lawrence), 173. Vlas-

to 123.

126. Ж / 7.95. Obv. below, TAPA; guil-

loche border; rev. below, TAРA

reversed; piain circular border.

Acq. Spink, 1930. Vlasto 100/101

(var.).

127. Ж | 7.87. Obv. below, traces of ethnic;

rev. below, TAPAI; piain circular

border. Acq. New York, 1940.

Vlasto 103.

Obv. Dolphin rider r. (128) or 1.

(129); below, scallop shell;

circular border of dots.

Rev. Wheel of four thin spokes, hub

small (128), or large (129).

Staters. Ca. 470-460 B.C.

128. Ж 7.78. Obv. to 1., TAPAZ. Acq.

Gans, 1947. Vlasto 74. 14

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

129. Ж 7.97. Obv. to upper r., TAR.

Acq. Spink, 1953. Vlasto 89.

Obv. Scallop shell within circular

border of dots.

Rev. Four-spoked wheel.

Litra. Ca. 47(M60 B.C.

130. Ж 0.72. Robinson col1. Acq. Chap-

man, 1911. Vlasto 1110.

Obv. Scallop shell within circular

border of dots.

Rev. Female head 1. ("Satyra").

Litra. Ca. 460-450 B.C.

131. Ж -► 0.72. Robinson col1. Vlasto 1162.

Obv. TA PAZ to r.; Dolphin-rider 1.;

below, scallop shell; circular

border of dots.

Rev. Hippocamp r.

Stater. Ca. 450-440 B.C.

132. Ж *- 6.79. Acq. Catania, 1930. Vlasto

135.

NNM references for 133-35 are to M.

P. Vlasto, TAPAZ OIKIZTHZ, A Con-

tribution to Tarentine Numismatics,

ANSNNM 15 (New York, 1922).

Obv. Dolphin rider r. (133-34) or 1.

(135); scallop shell below.

Rev. Taras, seated 1. on stool, hold-

ing distaff and long staff;

plain exergue line.

Staters. Mid-fifth cent. B.C. or

later.

133. Ж <- 7.00. Obv. down 1., TAPAZ

reversed; rev. down upper r.,

TAPAZ. Glendining, 3 Dec.

1929 (Nordheim), 681. Vlasto

184 (var.). NNM 14G (?).

134. Ж / 7.88. Obv. down 1., TAPAZ re-

versed. Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

Vlasto 188. NNM 14R.

135. Ж T 7.80. Obv. round r., traces of

TAPANT INOZ; border of small

dots between linear circles; rev.

die fracture below 1. hand of

seated figure. Robinson col1.

Vlasto 193. NNM 16H.

Vlasto's dates for Period II of his

oecists, to which 133-35 belong, (473-460

B.C.), are too early: cf. C. M. Kraay,

"Caulonia and South Italian Problems,"

NC 1960, p. 61 and Cahn, Essays Robin-

son, p. 72.

Obv. Horseman.

Rev. TAPAZ below; dolphin rider

r. (136-37) or 1. (138-39).

Didrachms. Evans Period II (ca.

420-ca. 380 B.C.).

136. Ж / 7.88. Obv. horse canters 1.; horse-

man holding small round shield

behind; rev. rider holding spear.

Robinson col1. Vlasto 314 (var.).

137. Ж / 7.50. Obv. horseman crowns

stationary horse r.; to r., cadu-

ceus; traces of AA below piain

exergue Une; piain circular border.

Acq. Chapman, 1928. Vlasto 320.

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holding acrostolion; piain circular

border. Elder, 27 June 1929

(Lawrence), 177. Vlasto 337 (var.).

139. Ж \ 6.78. Obv. horseman vaults from

horse 1., holding small round

shield behind; below, A; piain

circular border; rev. as 138.

Robinson col1. Acq. Chapman,

1930. Vlasto 308.

Obv. Horseman r. (140-41, 143,

148) or 1. (141, 144-47), gal-

loping (140-41), cantering and

holding small round shield

behind (142), on stationary

horse (143), crowning station-

ary horse (144), vaulting from

cantering horse and holding

small shield and spear behind

(145-47), cantering (148),

plain circular border.

Rev. Dolphin rider 1., sitting side-

ways with legs crossed, hands

resting on dolphin (142), hold-

ing in r. acrostolion (140-41),

oenochoe (143), cantharus

(144, 148), dolphin (145),

crested Corinthian helmet

(146), trident (147); TAPAZ Calabria

below (140-45,148), or down r.

(146-47); plain circular bor-

der.

Didrachms. Evans Period III (380-

345 B.C.)

140. Ж I 6.90. Obv. below, A. Vlasto 366

(var.).

141. Ж I 7.43. Obv. no letter below. Acq.

Seltman, 1929. Vlasto 372 (var.).

142. Ж <- 7.81. Vlasto 382 (var.).

143. Ж / 7.86. Obv. tor., herm, head bound

with fillet; below, HE. Robin-

son col1. Acq. Newell, 1921. Vlasto

408.

144. Ж / 7.74. Acq. Chapman, 1928. Vlasto

420.

145. Ж \ 7.87. Obv. below, Г; rev. below,

A. Vlasto 428 (var.).

146. Ж *- 7.52. Obv. below, b; rev. below,

1 and waves. Robinson col1.

Vlasto 437.

147. Ж Î 7.88. Obv. below, A; rev. below,

K and waves. Overstruck (on

Corinth? On rev., outline of r.

facing helmet bowl visible to 1.).

Vlasto 442.

148. Ж -► 7.67. Obv. below, [A], P; rev.

below, P. Vlasto 479.

Dewing records 140, 142, 144,

147-48, as "ex-hoard."

Obv. TAPANTINQN down r. Head

of Неra r., wearing stephane,

earring and necklace, hair

falling on neck in wavy curls;

border of dots.

Rev. TAPAI down r. Dolphin

rider 1., holding trident in 1.

hand, dolphin on extended r.

hand.

Half-staters. Period of Archidamus

of Sparta, 342-338 B.C. (149) and

of Alexander the Molossian, 334-

330 B.C. (150).

149. A *- 4.25. Obv. to 1., E. Bank Leu,

FPL Tarentum (1960), 1. Vlasto

5 (Type D1).

150. Ж -► 4.19. Rev. to 1., thunder-

bolt, h; below, M, Ф. Glen-

dining, 27 May 1936, 3. Vlasto

12 (Type II).

Obv. Type as 149; in field, Ь, M, Ф.

Rev. TAP[AN] around. Cantharus.

1/12 stater. Period of Alexander

the Molossian, 334-330 B.C.

151. A \ 0.69. Acq. Catania, 1930. Vlasto

9 (Type F1).

Obv. Radiate head of Helios, facing.

Rev. AA-EZ Thunderbolt.

1/20 stater. Period of Alexander

the Molossian, 334-330 B.C.

152. A <- 0.66. Types, as Vlasto, JIAN 2

(1899), p. 315,2.

Obv. Horseman crowning horse

standing r. as groom attends

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standing behind horse, helm-

eted and holding spear and

round shield (154).

Rev. TA PAZ to r. (153-54) or 1.

(155). Dolphin rider seated

sideways 1. (153-54) or r. (155)

holding cantharos, trident and

small round shield (153) or

trident and small round shield

(154) or crested helmet (155).

Didrachm. Evans Period IV (344-

334 B.C.).

153. Ж <- 7.78. Obv. to r., Ф; rev. below, E

and waves. Overstruck on Co-

rinth of Ravel Period V with

letter N: S. P. Noe, "Overstrikes

in Magna Graecia," ANSMN 7

(1957), p. 32, p1. 11, к (recorded

as overstruck on Ambracia); Jen-

kins, p. 112. The Tarentine rev.

retains outline of helmet, and N

in angle behind Athena's neck.

Robinson col1. Acq. Seltman,

1920. Vlasto 515.

154. Ж Î 7.56. Obv. to r., H; rev. below,

A and waves. Robinson col1. Acq.

Seltman, 1910. Vlasto 518.

155. Ж \ 6.37. Obv. to1., A; tor., N; below,

KAA, X; rev. below, KAA.

Vlasto 557 (var.). Dewing records

as "ex-hoard." 16

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

For discussion of the dating of 153-55,

see G. K. Jenkins, "A Tarentine Foot-

note," Essays Thompson, pp. 109-14.

Jenkins draws attention to the chrono-

logical impiications of several overstrikes

of Taras IV on pegasi of Corinth V (153

below is one of them, Taras IV. C), and

suggests dating Evans IV 330-320/15

B.C. However, Taras IV could still cover

the years of Alexander the Molossian's

intervention (334-330 B.C.) without

undue strain, and in this connection it

is worth noting that the letters H, M, Ф

on didrachms of Taras IV.G are repeated

on gold denominations such as the half-

stater, 150, and the 1/12 stater, 151.

The types of 149, another gold half-

stater, are in the essentials close to those

of 150, but the letters are lacking and it

is possible that 149 is associated with a

slightly earlier intervention, that of

Archidamus of Sparta.

Obv. Head of Athena 1. (156) or r.

(157), wearing crested Attic

helmet on which Scylla.

Rev. Heracles kneeling fighting

lion.

Diobols. Fourth cent. B.C.

156. Ж / 1.03. Rev. to 1., club. Robinson

col1. Acq. Seaby, 1928. Vlasto

1284 (var.).

157. №. / 1.20. Rev. above, A. Robinson

col1. Acq. Seltman, 1914. Vlasto

1314 (var.).

Coins similar to 156 and 157 were

present in the Carosino Hoard (IGCH

1928), ca. 334-330 B.C. (Vlasto); for

discussion of the diobols, and further

references, see Stazio, pp. 166-68.

Obv. Horseman, sometimes helm-

eted (159-61), on prancing

horse r., holding round shield

and two lances.

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider 1.(158-

62,164-66) or r. (163), holding

distaff (158), or trident and

shield on which hippocamp

(159-61) or, cantharus and

trident in 1. (162), or bow and

three arrows (163), or oar, and

cantharus (164-66).

Didrachms. Evans Period V, 334-

302 B.C. (Evans); 320/15-302 B.C.

(Jenkins).

158. Ж / 7.76. Obv. below, ZIM; border of

dots.; rev. to 1., eagle seated with

wings folded; below, Ф1 and

waves. Vlasto obv. 573, rev. 567.

159. Ж <- 7.25. Obv. below, AAI; reo. to 1.,

ФI; below, murex. Robinson col1.

Acq. Raymond, 1930. Vlasto

596 (var.).

160. №. / 7.79. Obv. of 159; rev. As 159.

Vlasto 596 (var.).

161. Ж I 7.83. Obv. and rev. as 159.

Vlasto 596 (var.).

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9; below, dolphin. Robinson

col1. Acq. Chapman, 1920. Vlasto

614 (var.).

163. Ж Î 7.77. Obv. below, ZA; rev. below,

ЬНР. Robinson col1. Acq. Ray-

mond, 1921. Vlasto 629.

164. Ж / 7.85. Obv. to 1., H; below, API;

rev. below, KA. Ars Classica 13,

27 June 1928, 46. Vlasto 636.

165. Ж *- 7.89. Obv. and rev. as 164.

Vlasto 637.

166. № I 8.00. Obv. to r., ft; below, API;

rev. to I., A. Hamburger, 27 May

1929 (von Kaufmann), 32. Vlas-

to 642 (var.).

Dewing records 158, 160-61, 165 as

"ex-hoard."

Obv. Horseman crowning horse

standing r. (167-71), or carry-

ing round shield on horse

cantering 1. and restrained by

Nike to 1. (172), or similar but

without Nike (173-74), or on

horse galloping r., holding

round shield and lances (175).

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider 1.,

holding tripod (167-70), or

bunch of grapes (171), or

wreath (173-74); on 172, rider

rises and kneels on dolphin Calabria

170.

171.

176.

holding two javelins and small

round shield, on which E.

Didrachms. Evans Period VI (302-

281 B.C.).

167. Ж

168. ж

169. Ж

7.91. Obv. to l., ZA; below,

APE 9QN; rev. below, CAZ.

Vlasto 666 (var.).

7.77. As 167. Elder, 26 June

1929 (Lawrence), 175. Vlasto

666 (var.).

7.79. As 167. Robinson col1.

Vlasto 666 (var.).

7.87. As 167. Vlasto 666 (var.).

7.90. Obv. to 1., ZA; below, ФIAI

APXOI (almost erased); rev.

below, A ГA. Robinson col1. Acq.

Spink, 1892. Vlasto 673 (var.).

172. Ж y 7.94. Obv. below, [Ф1]AIZ KOI

in minute letters; rev. to 1., TOP;

below, waves. Vlasto 681 (var.).

173. Ж \ 7.93. Obv. below, ФIAОKAНZ;

to r., traces of ZI; rev. below, AY.

Vlasto 688 (var.).

174. Ж / 7.66. Obv. below, traces of

ФIAОKAНZ; r., ZI; Rev. below,

AY. Spink, NCirc. 1928, 75039.

Vlasto 689.

175. Ж / 6.97. Obv. to 1., II; below,

AYKQN, blurred; rev. object in

r. hand off flan; below, very faint

traces of letters. Vlasto 695 (var.)

Dewing records 167, 170, 172-73,

175 as "ex-hoard."

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

necklace, earring, and crested

Attic helmet, on which Scylla

hurling stone.

Rev. TAP Owl standing r., wings

closed; to r., IOP.

Drachms. Evans Period VI (302-

281 B.C.).

Ж / 3.21.

sprig.

man,

177. Ж \ 2.92.

275.

Rev. owl stands on olive-

Robinson col1. Acq. Chap-

1921. Vlasto 1049 (var.).

Rev. as 176. SNGLockett

Glendining, 25 Oct. 1955

(Lockett), 229. Vlasto 1049 (var. ).

178. Ж I 2.89. Rev. To r., club. Acq.

Baldwin, 1954. Vlasto 1055.

179. Ж \ 2.87. Rev. As 178. SNGLockett

274. Glendining, 25 Oct. 1955

(Lockett), 229. Vlasto 1056.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

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three dots; on neck guard, I.

Rev. Heracles standing fighting

lion.

Diobol. Late fourth or early third

cent. B.C.

180. Ж Î 1.00. Robinson col1. Acq. Glen-

dining, 1918. Vlasto 1376 (var.).

This issue must fall later than the

Carosino hoard, but earlier than the

issues represented by 324-26 below; for

the letter I, cf. Evans, obv. of Period

V.C.2).

Obv. Laureate head of Zeus r.; to

l.,N<.

Rev. TAPAN[TINQN] Eagle 1.,

wings spread, standing on

thunderbolt; to 1., Athena

Alkidemos.

Stater. Ca. 280 B.C. (in association

with Pyrrhus).

N -► 8.57. Bank Leu, FPL Tarentum

(1960), 3. Vlasto 37 (Type R6).

Obv. Head of Heracles r.

Rev. Traces of ethnic [ TA PANT I-

NQN] Taras holding trident;

driving biga r., below.

Half-stater. Ca. 280 B.C.

A' Î 4.25. Rev. no letters. Ars Classi-

ca 14, 2 July 1929 (Spencer-

Churchill et a1.), 15. Vlasto 29

(var.).

181.

182.

183.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.; to

1..NC.

Rev. TAPANTINQN Eagle r., wings

spread, standing on thunder-

bolt; to r., A and spear

head; below, I A.

Quarter-stater. Ca. 280 B.C.

N Î 2.23. Acq. Catania, 1930. Vlasto

54 (Type S5). 18

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Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Corinthian helmet; border of

dots.

Rev. Owl standing r., wings closed;

to 1., A ; plain circular border.

Sixteenth-stater. Ca. 280 B.C.

184. N -► 0.53. Acq. Gans, 1944.

Other specimens of this issue have

been assigned variously to Evagoras II

of Salamis, Cyprus (Sotheby, 23 March

1896 (Montagu), 674), to Panormus

(BMC Sicily [1876], p. 122, no. 6), and

to Tauromenium (after A. Holm, Ge-

schichte Siciliens in Atterthum [Leipzig,

1898], p. 692, no. 468). But the combi-

nation of Athena and owl types is entire-

ly appropriate at Taras, and for the

reverse monogram (= AГ) compare

A ГOA on other Taren tine gold of the

Pyrrhic period, e.g. Vlasto 60/61.

Obv. Horseman on horse prancing

r., holding round shield and

three lances (185-98); with

Nike (199-202).

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing bow and arrow (185-87),

or cornucopiae and Nike (188-

94), or trident and Nike (195-

98), or cantharus and trident

(199-202).

Didrachms. Evans Period VII (281-

272 B.C.)

The didrachms of this and succeeding

periods are struck on a reduced standard.

The reduction is dated to late 280 B.C.

by F. Van Keuren Stern, "The Late

Staters of Heraclea Lucaniae (281-272

B.C.): Additional Evidence on the Re-

duction of the South Italian and Roma-

no-Campanian Standards," Atti del

VIIo convegno del centro internazionale

di Studi Numismatici (Naples 20-24

April, 1980), forthcoming.

Period VILA.

185. Ж Î 6.52. Obv. to 1., ГY; below,

API ZTI Г rev. below, AI,

186.

Ж <-

187.

Ж /

188.

Ж /

189. Ж /

190. Ж /

191. Ж

192.

193.

194.

195.

197

198

199

201

202

elephant. Robinson col1. Acq.

Raymond, 1911. Vlasto 710

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6.55. As 185. Vlasto 710 (var.).

6.32. As 185. Vlasto 712 (obv.).

6.55. Obv. letters at upper 1.

( ГY or EY) off flan; below, ZQ

ZTPATOZ; rev. to I., ГOAY;

to r., thunderbolt. Ars Classica

13, 27 June 1928 (Allatini, Spen-

cer-Churchill et a1.), 52. Vlasto

713 or 714 (var.).

6.58. Obv. to 1., ГY; below;

[ZQZTPATOZ] off flan; rev. as

188. Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928, 3287.

Vlasto 714 (var.).

6.52. As 189; Obv. below, ZQ-

ZTP[. Vlasto 714 (var.).

Ж \

Ж -►

6.58.

(var.).

6.32.

6.52.

6.48.

6.63.

Dies of 190. Vlasto 714

As 189. Vlasto 714 (var.).

Obv.

196. Ж I

to 1.,

+ INTY[; rev. to

below, ship's prow,

(var.).

6.59. As 195, but

EY; below,

1., ГOAY;

Vlasto 720

obv.

in ful1.

below,

Vlasto

Vlasto 720

OINTYAOZ

720 (var.).

6.60. As 196.

(var.).

6.58. Obv. as 196; rev. no letters.

Vlasto 723 or var.

6.55. Obv. to I., Zl; below, traces

of [AIKQN]; rev. to r., Y1.

Vlasto 730 (obv.), 728 (rev.).

200. Ж Î 6.53. Obv. to 1., Zl; below,

AYKQN; rev. to r., ГY. Vlasto

730 (var.).

6.32. As 200. Vlasto 730 (var.).

6.58. As 200. Vlasto 730 (var.).

Ж 1

Ж \

ж /

ж i

Dewing records

"ex-hoard."

186-87, 190-202 as

Obv. Horseman as cphebus 1., with

attendant crowning horse; to

r., ГY; below, API ZTI Г in

three lines.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider r.,

holding bow and arrow. Calabria

Period VII.B.

203. Ж \ 6.52. Rev. below, AI, elephant.

Vlasto 732.

204. Ж / 6.37. As 203. Helbing, 8 Nov.

1928, 3290. Vlasto 733.

205. Ж / 6.39. As 203. Robinson col1.

Acq. Raymond, 1921. Vlasto

734.

206. Ж \ 6.61. Rev. below, elephant. Vlas-

to 736.

207. Ж Î 6.54. Dies of 206. Vlasto 736.

Dewing records 203, 206-7 as "ex

hoard."

Obv. Horseman as ephebus, crown-

ing horse.

Rev. TAPAZ Dolphin rider, hold-

ing helmet (208-17), or tri-

dent and shield on which a

hippocamp, and cornucopiae

(218-20), or trident and

cantharus (221-24), or distaff

and Nike (225-26).

Period V II.C.

208. Ж

209.

210.

211.

212.

213.

214.

215.

216.

217.

218.

219.

220.

Ж /

Ж -►

ж\

ж <-

ж /

ж \

ж /

ж <-

ж 1

ж -►

221. Ж I

6.54. Obv. to 1., Ifl; below,

NEY MH; rev. to r. [ГО]AY;

to 1. and r., twelve-rayed star.

Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.51. As 208. Vlasto 741.

6.58. As 208. Vlasto 742.

6.47. As 208. Acq. Grunthal,

1943. Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.59. As 208. Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.47. As 208. Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.56. As 208. Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.53. As 208. Vlasto 739 (var.).

6.62. Rev. to r., APIZ. Robin-

son col1., 549. Vlasto 746 (var.).

6.54. As 216. Vlasto 746 (var.).

6.65. Obv. to 1., A ; below, ДA-

МY AOZ, blurred. Vlasto 750

6.72. As 218. Vlasto 750 (var.).

6.55. Obv. to 1., A; below, ДA-

MYAOZ. Vlasto 753 (var.).

6.54. Obv. to 1., ZI, Nike r.;

below, OE; rev. to r., AY. Vlasto

759.

222. Ж / 6.62. Obv. to1., EY; below, AГOA-

AQ in minute letters, two am-

phorae; rev. to 1., О I, to r., В.

Vlasto 764 (var.).

223. Ж \ 6.46. As 222. Vlasto 764 (var.).

224. Ж <- 5.98. Obv. as 222 but to 1., H;

rev. to r., О I. Vlasto 767 (var.).

225. Ж \ 6.45. Obv. to r., HI; below,

IQГTY, Silenus holding cornu-

copiae; rev. to r., К. Vlasto 769

(var.).

226. Ж <- 6.54. As 225. Vlasto 769 (var.).

Dewing records 208-10,

217-26 as "ex hoard."

Obv.

212-15,

Cloaked Dioscuri; above, ¥;

below, ZQAAMOZ.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider 1.,

holding two lances, shield

with hippocamp and Nike;

to 1., I~Y; below, waves.

Period VII.D.

227.

Ж Î 6.61. Vlasto 773 (var.).

228.

Ж -► 6.51. Dies of 227. Robinson

col1. Acq. Elder, 1912. Vlasto

773 (var.).

229.

Ж Î 6.48. Dies of 227. Vlasto 773 (var.).

230.

Ж / 6.59. Vlasto 773 (var.).

231.

Ж \ 6.55. Vlasto 773 (var.).

232.

Ж \ 6.22. Acq. Baldwin, 1928. Vlas-

to 773 (var.).

233.

Ж \ 6.61. Vlasto 773 (var.).

234.

Ж I 6.45. Vlasto 776.

Dewing records 227, 229-31, 233 as

"ex hoard."

Obv. Cloaked Dioscurus; to 1., A

(blurred); below, ZQAAMOZ.

Period VILE.

235. Ж Î 6.49. Vlasto 783 (obv.), 782 (rev.).

Dewing records 235 as "ex hoard."

Obv. Horseman, helmeted, and

holding two spears and shield

on which an eight-rayed star.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider, hold-

ing bunch of grapes and

distaff. 20

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Period VII.F.

236.

—►

6.47. Obv. to

r., Iñ; below, H,

AГOAAQ; rev. to r., ANO.

Vlasto 789 (var.).

237.

6.61. As 236.

Vlasto 789 (var.).

238.

6.54. As 236,

H; Vlasto 792

except rev. lacks

(var.).

239.

6.57. As 238.

Vlasto 792 (var.).

240.

<—

6.44. As 238

Acq. Seltman,

(var.).

Robinson col1.

1914. Vlasto 792

241.

6.36. As 238.

Vlasto 792 (var.).

242.

6.51. As 238.

Vlasto 792 (var.).

243.

6.43. As 238.

Vlasto 792 (var.).

244.

6.35. As 238.

Vlasto 794.

245.

6.35. As 238.

obv. of 795).

Vlasto 792 (var.,

246.

6.66. As 238,

except rev., to r.,

corn spike. Vlasto 800 (var.).

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Obv.

Rev.

Horseman as ephebus, crown-

ing himself; to 1., IQ; below,

IAAО and Ionic capital.

TAPAI Dolphin rider hold-

ing acrostolion and distaff, to

r., AN.

Period VII.G.

247.

JR I 6.62. Vlasto 803 (var., obv. of

803).

248.

JR î 6.18. Vlasto 803 (var.).

249.

JR j 6.11. Vlasto 803 (var.).

250.

Ж\ 6.20. Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928,3295.

Vlasto 806 (var.).

251.

JR / 6.55. Vlasto 806 (var.).

252.

JR / 6.58. Vlasto 806 (var.).

253.

JR I 6.53. Vlasto 806 (var.).

254.

JR I 6.56. Obv. die of 253. Vlasto 806,

(var.).

255.

JR i 6.43. Vlasto 806 (var.).

256.

JR \ 6.33. Vlasto 806 (var.).

Dewing records 247-49, 251-56 as

"ex hoard."

Obv. Horseman as ephebus, sitting

sideways on cantering horse;

to r., I; below, IQfY.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing cantharus and palm; to 1.,

Ol; to r., crested Corinthian

helmet.

Period VII.HjK.

257. JR *- 6.52. Vlasto 810.

Dewing records 257 as "ex hoard."

Obv. Head of Athena wearing Attic

helmet, surmounted by Scylla.

Rev. Owl with open wings, stand-

ing on thunderbolt; to r., IÍ2.

Drachms. Evans Period VII.

258. JR / 3.18. Rev. below, AI. Hess, 28

Oct. 1930, 2194. Vlasto 1068

(var.).

259. JR -► 3.19. Obv. below, EY; rev. below

ДЮ; above, [TAPANTINQN]

off Пan. Spink, NCirc. 1959,

11412. Vlasto 1075 (var.).

Obv.

Rev.

Horseman as jockey crowning

horse.

TAPAI Dolphin rider hold-

ing distaff and Nike (260-63)

or trident and cantharus (264-

70), or trident and chlamys

(271-74), or distaff and can-

tharus (275).

Didrachms. Evans Period VIII

(272-ca. 235 B.C.)

For the allocation to Period VII of

coins piaced by Evans in Period VIII,

(e.g. 267 [VIII.A.6] and 288 [VIII.C.2]),

see M. P. Vlasto, "The Late Mr. E. P.

Warren's Hoard of Tarentine Horsemen

and Other Contributions to Tarentine

Numismatics," NC 1930, pp. 107-63.

Period VIII.A.

260. JR / 6.44. Obv. below, AP IZTIA,

anchor. Vlasto 819 (var.).

261. JR / 6.22. Dies of 260. Vlasto 819

(var.).

262. JR -► 6.44. Obv. die of 260. Vlasto

819 (var.). Calabria

263.

264.

265.

266.

267. Ж /

268.

269.

270.

271.

272. Ж

273.

274.

275. Ж \

6.46. Obv. as 260, but below, AР

IZTIC. Vlasto 820.

6.21. Obv. to upper r., cornu-

copiae; below, 1-AГEAС; rev.

down r., ГOAY. Vlasto 822 (var.).

6.31. As 264. Vlasto 822 (var.).

6.33. Obv. as 260, but below,

+ IAЙTA. Vlasto 824.

6.55. Obv. above, NC; below, Ф1

AО KPA; rev. to r., AГOA. Vlasto

831 (var.).

6.56. As 267. Vlasto 831 (var.).

6.58. As 267. Vlasto 831 (var.).

6.55. As 267. Vlasto 832.

6.31. Obv. above, ZY; below,

AYKINOZ in two lines; rev.

to r., owl with closed wings.

Vlasto 836 (var.).

6.28. As 271. Robinson col1.

Acq. Spink, 1912. Dewing re-

cords "From Second Tarentum

hoard 1912" (IGCH 1998 ?). Vlas-

to 836 (var.).

5.95. As 271. Vlasto 836 (var.).

6.46. As 271. Acq. Stack, 1940.

Vlasto 836 (var.).

6.29. Obv. to r., ДI; below,

+1AQTAC in two lines; rev. to

r., cock. Robinson col1. Acq.

Spink, 1912. Dewing records

"From Second Tarentum hoard

1912" (IGCH 1998?). Vlasto

846 (var).

Dewing records 260-70 as "ex hoard."

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider, hold-

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and bunch of grapes (282-84),

or cantharus (285-87).

Period VIILB.

276. Ж \ 6.36. Obv. below, A ГA0A

PXOZ in two lines; rev. to r.,

lighted torch. Vlasto 852 (var.).

Ж \ 6.23. As 277. Vlasto 852 (var.).

Ж Î 6.27. Obv. die of 277; rev. as 276.

Vlasto 852 (var.).

279. Ж I 6.38. Obv. die of 277; rev. as 276.

Vlasto 852 (var.).

280. Ж -► 6.25. As 276. Vlasto 852 (var.).

277.

278.

281. Ж Î 6.33. Obv. to upper 1., +I; below,

IjnnYP[OZ; rev. to r., bee.

Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928, 3298.

Vlasto 855 (var., obv. of 855).

282. Ж / 5.94. Obv. below, AEQN; rev. to

r., Ai; below, lion walking. Glen-

dining, 13 Nov. 1957, 11. Vlasto

857 (var.).

283. Ж <- 6.39. As 282. Vlasto 857 (var.).

284. Ж / 6.33. As 282. Vlasto 857 (var.).

285. Ж / 6.47. Obv. to upper 1., A; below,

bearded head of satyr, and

KY NQN in two lines. Vlasto

859 (var.).

286. Ж \ 6.56. As 285. Vlasto 860.

287. Ж / 6.33. Obv. die of 286; rev. as 285.

Vlasto 860 (var.).

Dewing records 276-80, 284-87 as

"ex hoard."

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider, hold-

ing trident and Nike.

Period VIII.C.

288. Ж -► 6.58. Obv. to 1., Ф1]AОKРA

partly off flan; below, NK; rev.

below, APIZTO. Vlasto 874.

289. Ж / 6.39. Obv. die of 288. rev. as 288.

Vlasto 874 (var.). -

290. Ж <- 6.35. As 288. Vlasto 874 (var.).

Dewing records 288-90 as "ex hoard."

Obv. Horseman as ephebus holding

shield and three lances.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing trident and cantharus

(291), or crested helmet

(292-93).

Period VIII.D.

291. Ж / 6.32. Obv. to 1., AI; below,

API ZTO KA HZ in two Unes;

rev. to r., head of nymph. Spink,

NCirc 1928, 75810. Vlasto 877

(var., re». of 880).

292. Ж <- 6.45. Obv. to I., AI; below,

NIKO KPATHZ; rev. below.

Ionic capita1. Vlasto 883.

293. Ж \ 6.39 As 292. Vlasto 883 (var.).

Dewing records 292-93 as "ex hoard." 22

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Obv. Horseman as jockey; to r.,

Ф1; below, (DIAHMENOI.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing trident and tripod; to r.,

bucranium with fillets.

Period VIII.E.

294. Ж \ 6.42. Spink, NCirc 1928, 75813.

Vlasto 884 (var.).

Obv. Horseman as jockey raising r.

hand; below, ФIA1СKОС.

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider, hold-

ing trident and cantharus;

below, tripod.

Period VIII.F.

295.

Ж / 6.29. Vlasto 888 (var., obv. of

888).

296. Ж <- 6.29. Vlasto 888 (var.).

Dewing records 296 as "ex hoard."

Obv. Horseman as warrior, hel-

meted, holding lance and

round shield.

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider, hold-

ing cornucopiae and flower;

to r., E and thymiaterion.

Period VIII.G.

297. Ж <- 5.86. Obv. below, hHPAK AИ-

ТО I in two lines. Helbing, 8 Nov.

1928, 3301. Vlasto 890 (var.).

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider holding

cloak, and trident over r.

shoulder, while Nike crowns

him; below, rudder.

Period VIII.H.

298. Ж I 6.33. Obv. to 1., ©I; below,

APIZ[TOK]; rev. rudder mostly

off flan. Robinson col1. Acq.

Weight, 1910. Vlasto 899 (var.,

obv. 900).

Obv. Horseman as warrior holding

javelin; below, h IГ ГОЛA.

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider hold-

ing distaff and cantharus; to

r., AI, amphora.

Period VIII.K.

299. Ж <- 6.43. Robinson col1. Acq. Spink,

1912. Dewing records "From

Second Tarentum hoard 1912"

(IGCH 1998?). Vlasto 904 (var.).

300. Ж | 6.24. Acq. Catania, 1930. Vlasto

904 (var.).

Obv. Horseman as jockey, crown-

ing horse, while Nike crowns

him; to r., EYP; below,

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider, hold-

AAMOKPI.

ing trident and cornucopiae;

Period VIII.L.

to 1., X .

301.

-► 6.41. Vlasto 916.

302.

\ 6.35. Vlasto 916 (var.).

303.

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Î 6.46. Vlasto 916 (var.).

304.

/ 6.12. Vlasto 920.

305.

\ 6.48. Obv. die of 304. Vlasto

920 (var.).

306.

-► 6.40. Vlasto obv. 921, rev. 916

(var.).

307.

/ 6.44. Robinson col1. Acq. Spink,

1892. Vlasto obv. 922, rev. 916

(var.).

308.

| 6.28. Obv. die of 307. Vlasto 922.

309.

\ 6.37. Obv. die of 307. Vlasto 922

(var.).

Dewing records 301-3, 304 ( ?), 305-6,

308-9 as "ex hoard."

Obv. Horseman as warrior, helme-

ted and holding shield; to 1.,

EY+; below, APIZTQN.

Rev. TAPAI Dolphin rider holding

trident and hippocamp; to r.,

1QГ. Calabria

Period V IILM.

310. Ж \ 6.29. Robinson col1. Acq. Chap-

man, 1920. Vlasto 928.

Obv. Head of Athena, wearing At-

tic helmet surmounted by

Scylla.

Rev. Owl, with closed wings, stand-

ing on anchor (311) or Ionic

capital (313-14); or with open

wings, standing on bucranium

(312).

Drachms. Evans Period VIII.

311. Ж / 3.05. Rev. to r., TA; to 1., traces

of APIZTIZ. SNGLockett 278.

Glendining, 25 Oct. 1955 (Loc-

ke«), 231 (part). Vlasto 1094.

312. Ж J 3.07. Rev. to r., TAP and

AEQN downward. Vlasto 1095.

313. Ж / 3.08. Rev. to r., TAP and AИ

downward; to 1., [ NI KО K PATH Z]

off flan. SNGLockett 276. Glen-

dining, 25 Oct. 1955 (Lockett),

231. Vlasto 1096.

314. Ж 4 3.08. Rev. to r., TAP and AN;

to l.. NI KO KPATH[Z] upward.

Vlasto 1096 (var.).

Obv. Horseman as jockey crowning

horse; to 1., * ; to r., /E;

below, ФIAОKAНС in two

rows and dolphin.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing trident and rhyton; to

r., two amphorae.

Didrachms. Evans Period IX (ca.

235-228 B.C.)

Period IX.F.

315. Ж -► 6.24. Acq. Spink, 1930. Vlasto

952.

Obv. Horseman as warrior, cloaked,

being crowned by Nike; to 1.,

monogram; below, KAAA[1K

PATHZ].

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider holding

trident and Nike; to r., NE. I

Period IX.H.

316. Ж -► 5.54. Robinson col1. Acq. Selt-

man, 1914. Vlasto 963 (var.).

Obv. Head of Athena wearing At-

tic helmet, surmounted by

Scylla.

Rev. Owl with closed wings, stand-

ing on olive spray; to 1.,

OAYMTIZ; to r., wreath

over A.

Drachm. Evans Period IX.

317. Ж / 3.28. Helbing, 31 Jan. 1930, 39.

Vlasto 1103.

Obv. Horseman as jockey, crown-

ing horse; to r., IQ; below,

ZQTENHZ in two lines.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider holding

cornucopiae and Nike.

Didrachms. Evans Period X (ca.

212-209 B.C.)

The types of 318-21 from the

Hannibalic period represent a contin-

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man" didrachms, but the weights of the

highest denomination are very much

reduced. For discussion of a hoard

(IGCH 2016) largely composed of coins

of Period X, and confirming Evan's

dating of it, see M. P. Vlasto, "On a

Recent Find of Coins Struck During the

Hannibalic Occupation at Tarentum,"

NC 1909, pp. 253-63.

Period X.B.

318. Ж I 3.32. Robinson col1. Naville 4,

19 June 1922 (Michaïlovitch,

Evans), 54. Vlasto 975 (var.).

319. Ж I 3.55. Acq. Newell, 1928. Vlasto

977.

Obv. Horseman, helmeted, holding

palm branch.

Rev. TA PAZ Dolphin rider hold-

ing trident and cantharus;

to r., eagle with open wings. 24

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Period X.E.

320. Ж I 3.56. Obv. below, ISKANNAC.

Vlasto 984 (var.).

321. Ж Î 3.13 (broken). Obv. below, traces

of name, Icokccwccç.

Dewing records 320-21 as "ex hoard."

Campano-Tarentine

Obv. Female head 1.

Rev. TA Horseman as jockey,

crowning horse; below, dol-

phin.

Didrachms. Third cent. B.C.

The rev. type of 322-23 is Taren-

tine, but the obv. heads are similar to

those on later Neapolis, and the weight

standard is Campanian. For discussion

and further references, see A. Stazio,

"Monetazione tarantina," pp. 178-79 and

"II problema delle emissioni 'campano-

tarentine'," in Atti del VIIo Convegno

del Centro Internazionale di Studi

Numismatici (Napies, 20-24 April, 1980),

forthcoming.

322. Ж <- 4.78 (p1.). Rev. to r., Ф1. Vlasto

1010.

323. Ж Î 7.32. Rev. to 1., star. Robinson

col1. Acq. Spink, 1892. Vlasto

1036.

Obv. Head of Athena, wearing At-

tic helmet surmounted by

Scylla (324), or wearing Co-

rinthian helmet (325-26).

Rev. Heracles fighting lion; to 1.,

club (324-25); or with knee

on lion (326).

Diobols. Third cent. B.C.

324. Ж Î 0.85. Rev. below, Д1. Vlasto

1385 (var.).

325. Ж / 0.90. Rev. above, TAP; below,

Ф1. Robinson col1. Vlasto 1423

(var.).

326. Ж -► 0.99. Rev. below, owl with closed

wings. Acq. Gans, 1945. Vlasto

1432 (var., obv. of 1432).

Obv.

Rev.

Scallop shell.

Dolphin.

Litrae. Third cent. B.C.

327. Ж Î 0.75. Rev. above, KAA; below,

shel1. Vlasto 1473 (var.).

328. Ж <- 0.66. Rev. below, uncertain sym-

bo1. Vlasto 1478 ff. (var.).

Obv. Cantharus; around, five dots.

Rev. Bucranium; above, dot.

Obol. Third cent. B.C.

329. Ж i 0.61. Vlasto 1615 (var.).

Obv. Cantharus.

Rev. Cantharus.

Obols. Third cent. B.C.

330. Ж / 0.62. Obv. below, to 1. and r. of

type, X; above, +; rev. to 1.

amphora; to r., dot. Vlasto,

1620 ff. (var.).

331. Ж / 0.52. Obv. around, five dots;

rev. above, 1. and r., three dots.

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Obv. Horse's head; to r., A.

Rev. Horse's head.

Obol. Third cent. B.C.

332. Ж Î 0.60. Hesperia Art, Bulletin 23

(1962), 2. Vlasto 1715 (var.).

LUCANIA: HERACLEA

The coins are arranged according to

SNGANS 2. References for the staters

(340-42) are to die combinations in E.

Work, The Earlier Staters of Heraclea

Lucaniae, ANSNNM 91 (1940). For

further discussion of these issues and a

different chronology, see A. Stazio, "La

prima fase dolía monetazione di Hera-

clea Lucaniae," AIIN 12-14 (1967),

pp. 31-84.

Obv. Head of Heracles r., wearing

lionskin.

Rev. Crouching lion r.

Diobols. Ca. 425 B.C.

333. Ж *- 1.10. Obv. Heracles bearded;

rev. H E. Acq. Ravel, 1926.

334. Ж / 1.13. Obv. Heracles beardless;

rev. EH. SNGLockett 357. Glen-

dining, 25 Oct. 1955, 249 (part). LUCANIA

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet ornamented with

winged hippocamp (335-38)

or Scylla (339).

Rev. Heracles r., wrestling Nemean

lion.

Diobols. Ca. 410-350 B.C.

335. Ж \ 1.24. Rev. HE.

336. Ж / 1.41. SNGLockett 361. Glen-

dining, 25 Oct. 1955, 249 (part).

337. Ж <- 1.16. SNGLockett 360. Glen-

dining, 25 Oct. 1955, 249 (part).

338. Ж \ 0.95. Rev. to 1., club.

339. Ж I 0.89. Rev. above lion, bird (?).

Obv. Head of Athena r. (340) or

three-quarters r. (341), wear-

ing Attic helmet adorned with

winged hippocamp (340) or

Phrygian helmet (341).

Rev. HPAKAEIQN (340) or rHPA-

KAНIQN (341). Heracles stand-

ing fighting Nemean lion.

Staters. Ca. 410 B.C. (340) and ca.

350 B.C. (341)

340. Ж \ 6.64. Obv. behind, 2; rev. to l.,

bow and club; between legs, Ф.

Robinson col1. Work 18b (this

coin).

341. Ж -► 7.71. Rev. in r. hand, club.

Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1409 = Ars Classica 16, 3 July

1933, 132. Work 23.

Obv. I-HPAKAHIQN Head of

Athena r., wearing Corinthian

helmet adorned with Scylla;

behind, E.

Rev. Heracles standing facing,

wearing lionskin over 1. arm,

resting r. hand on club and

holding bow and arrows in 1.

hand; above club, owl; to 1.,

APIZ.

Stater. Ca. 350 B.C.

342. Ж / 1.11. Robinson col1. Glendining,

14 June 1918, 16. Work 89a

(this coin).

Obv. Head of Athena, three-quar-

ters r., wearing Attic helmet

adorned with Scylla.

Rev. HHPAKAEIQN * Heracles

standing facing, wearing lion-

skin over 1. arm, resting r.

hand on club and holding bow

in 1. hand (343); or owl hold-

ing olive branch r. (344).

Stater (343) and drachm (344). Ca.

300-280 B.C.

343. Ж у 7.78. Obv. to 1., AР1Г; rev. to

r., AEQN; to 1., HA. Glen-

dining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1411 (part) = Hamburger, 29 May

1929, 40.

344. Ж <- 3.90. Obv. to 1., Ц ; rev. to 1.,

club; to r., CplAQ. Robinson

col1.

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1. and ornamented by griffin

(346-47).

Rev. Heracles standing facing,

resting 1. hand on club and

crowning himself (345) or

wearing lionskin over 1. arm

and resting r. hand on club

(346^7).

Staters. Ca. 300-280 B.C.

345. Ж Î 6.42. Rev. bHPAKAHIQN; to

1., apiustre and I A; to r., OIAQ.

SNGLockett 350. Glendining, 25

Oct. 1955, 243.

346. Ж \ 5.94. Obv. [h]HPAKAEIQN;

re», to1., [Ф]IAО.

347. Ж / 6.35. Obv. HHPAKAEIQN; be-

hind, 1Ф; rev. to 1., thunder-

bolt.

LAUS

Obv. Man-headed bull 1.

Rev. Man-headed bull r.; unclear

inscription.

Drachm. Fifth cent. B.C.

348. Ж Î 2.31. Elder, 19 June 1928, 23

(part). 26

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METAPONTUM

The arrangement and chronology of

the incuse (349-64) and double relief

(365-75) coins follows S. P. Noe, The

Coinage of Metapontum, pts. 1 and 2,

ANSNNM 32 (1927) and 47 (1931), as

emended by A. Johnston in the expanded

and revised edition published by the ANS

in 1984; nos. 376-94 are arranged accord-

ing to SNGANS 2.

References for 349-75 are to the die

combinations in Noe.

Obv. MET (349-50, 358-61), M ET-

AT! (355) or META (351-54,

356-57). Ear of barley.

Rev. Ear of barley, incuse.

Staters. Ca. 530-500 B.C. (349-55),

ca. 500-465 B.C. (356-58) and ca.

465-450 B.C. (360-61). Drachm.

Ca. 47ÍM60 B.C. (359).

349. Ж Î 8.22. Robinson col1. Noe 21a

(this coin).

350. Ж Î 8.15. Robinson col1. Noe 40.

351. Ж î 8.12. Hamburger, 27 May 1929,

53. Noe 74.

352. Ж î 7.66. Spink, NCirc 1928, 76607.

Noe 87.

353. Ж î 7.44. Elder, 24 Nov. 1928, 851.

Noe 92.

354 Ж î 7.54. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 74 (part). Cf. Noe 133.

355. Ж Î 7.93. Robinson col1. Noe 137a

(this coin).

356. Ж T 7.90. Noe 202.

357. Ж "f 7.78. Noe 207. Acq. Schulman,

358. Ж

359.

360.

361.

Obv.

7.78.

1940.

7.98.

col1.

2.56.

8.04.

7.92.

Obv. to r., lizard. Robinson

Noe 210 (this coin).

Robinson col1. Cf. Noe 241.

Robinson col1. Noe 253.

Obv. to r., grasshopper.

Robinson col1. Noe 258.

MET (362-63) or META

(364). Ear of barley.

Rev. Bucranium, incuse.

Triobols. Ca. 460 B.C.

362. Ж | 1.28. Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928, 3336.

Noe 275.

363. Ж I 1.13. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 74 (part). Noe 276.

364. Ж | 1.22. Hamburger, 27 May 1929,

57. Noe 293.

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wearing lionskin.

Rev. META Ear of barley; to r.,

grasshopper.

Stater. Ca. 440-430 B.C.

365. Ж \ 7.59. Robinson col1. Noe 4301

(this coin).

Obv. Female head 1. (367) or r.

(366, 368); veiled on 366.

Rev. Ear of barley.

Staters. Ca. 430-400 B.C.

366. Ж / 6.93. Rev. M ETA ПО. Glen-

dining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1415 (part) = Ars Classica 13,

27 June 1929, 76. Noe 322f (this

coin).

367. Ж \ 7.20. Rev. ME[T]. Glendining,

24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan), 1415 (part).

Noe 328.

368. Ж \ 7.72. Rev. [M]E Robinson col1.

Noe 416h (this coin).

Obv. Female head 1. (369-70) or r.

(371-75).

Rev. Ear of barley.

Staters. Ca. 400-340 B.C.

369. Ж I 7.35. Rev. META. Glendining,

24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan), 1419. Sam-

bon Canessa, 27 June 1927, 311.

Noe 433m (this coin).

370. Ж j. 7.56. Rev. META; to 1., murex

shel1. Robinson col1. Noe 437p

(this coin).

371. Ж / 7.83. Obv. to r., NIKA; rev.

METArONTION; to 1., pome-

granate. Robinson col1. Noe

495i (this coin).

372. Ж \ 7.57. Rev. METArONT[ION]

to r., lotus. Robinson col1. Noe

481.

373. Ж \ 7.27. Rev. METATONTION;

to r., lotus. Glendining, 24 Nov.

1950 (Ryan), 1423 (part) = Ratto,

4 Apr. 1927, 208. Noe 481n (this

coin).

374. Ж / 7.68. Rev. МETA[Г]; tor., pear.

Robinson col1. Noe 487h (this

coin). LUCANIA

375. Ж \ 7.80. Rev. МETAГ; to r., AY.

Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1423 (part). Noe 496.

Obv. Head of Leucippus r., wear-

ing Corinthian helmet; be-

hind, cross-headed torch.

Rev. META. Ear of barley; to r.

I-H.

Stater. Ca. 340 B.C.

376. Ж \ 7.75. Robinson col1.

Obv. Female head r., wearing dia-

dem.

Rev. METATON. Ear of barley; to

to r., bird.

One-third stater. Ca. 340-330 B.C.

377. N <- 2.59. Acq. Spink, 1960.

Obv. AEYKiГrOI Head of Leu-

cippus r., wearing Corinthian

helmet adorned with Scylla.

Rev. M[E] Two ears of barley;

between ears, ZI.

Tetrobol, ca. 334-330 B.C.

378. N <- 2.84. Acq. Spink, 1940.

C . M. Kraay, Archaic and Classical

Greek Coins (1976), p. 195, notes that

this gold issue, with a weight higher

than that of the gold issue above (377),

"is a tetrobol of the Attic standard, as

empioyed for gold at Taras," and sug-

gests that the double barley ear may

indicate the denomination.

Obv. Veiled head of Demeter r.

Rev. META Ear of barley.

Staters. Ca. 340-330 B.C.

379. Ж I 7.68. Rev. to 1., tripod; to r., Ф.

Robinson col1.

380. Ж / 7.70. Rev. to r., mouse and Ф;

to 1., Ф. Robinson col1.

381. Ж <- 7.52. Rev. to 1., mouse and Ф.

Robinson col1.

Obv. Head of Leucippus r., wearing

Corinthian helmet.

Rev. META Ear of barley.

Staters. Ca. 334-330 B.C.

382. Ж -► 7.89. Obv. to l., lion's head r.;

beneath chin, A; rev. to l., club

and AMI.

383. Ж \ 7.90. Obv. to 1., lion's head r.;

rev. to I., club and AMI. Elder,

24 Nov. 1928, 852.

384. Ж \ 7.88. Obv. to 1., lion's head r.;

beneath chin, Л (?) and AM[I].

Hess, 25 Mar. 1929, 69.

385. Ж\ 7.67. Oto. to1., hound 1.; re», to r.,

bird and A[MI]. Robinson coi1.

386. Ж \ 7.91. Obv. to 1., hound 1.; to r.,

AEYKiГГOI. Ars Classica 14,

2 July 1929, 35.

Obv. Head of Demeter 1. (387), r.

(389-91), or three-quarters r.

(388).

Rev. META Ear of barley.

Staters (387-90). Ca. 330-300 B.C.

Diobol (391). Ca. 300 B.C.

387. Ж / 7.88. Rev. to 1., tongs and A9A.

Robinson col1.

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389. Ж \ 7.60. Oto. to r., ДA I (faint);

rev. to r., plow and M[AX].

Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1431.

390. Ж / 7.82. Oto. beneath chin, un-

certain letters; rev. to 1., AY; to

r., star. Robinson col1.

391. Ж I 0.96. Rev. to r., piow. Spink,

NCirc 1928, 76625.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Corinthian helmet (392) or

Attic helmet adorned with

wing (393).

Rev. Ear of barley.

Diobol (392) and drachm (393).

Ca. 330-275 B.C.

392. Ж \ 1.22. Rev. META; to r., cornu-

copiae. Elder, 19 June 1928, 23.

393. Ж / 2.90. Rev. to r., club. Glendin-

ing, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan), 1436 =

Helbing, 20 Mar. 1928, 44. Struck

for the Lucani and dated by

E. S. G. Robinson ("Carthaginian

and Other South Italian Coinages

of the Second Punic War," NC

1964, p. 51) to the time of Pyr-

rhus rather than of Hannibal. 28

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Obv. Head of Demeter r.

Rev. ОВOA0Z Ear of barley; to

r., poppy head.

Obol. Ca. 350-340 B.C.

394. Ж — 7.76. Acq. Hecht, 1962.

POSEIDONIA

The coins are arranged by denomin-

ation, with the incuse issues first. For

discussion of staters with double relief

(398-99), see C . M. Kraay, "Gli stateri

a doppio rilievo di Poseidonia," Atti

e Memorie delia Società Magna Grecia

8 (1967), pp. 113-35.

Obv. ГОМ Poseidon striding r.,

wielding trident.

Rev. ГОМ (395) or МОП (396-97)

Same type 1., incuse.

Staters (395-96) and half stater

(397). Ca. 520-510 B.C.

395. Ж f 7.53. Robinson col1.

396. Ж f 7.20. Hess, 1 Dec. 1931, 71.

397. Ж | 3.73. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930, 184.

Obv. *3MOH Poseidon striding

r., wielding trident.

Rev. гЗМОП (398) or ГОМE1

(399) Bull walking 1. (398)

or r. (399).

Staters. Ca. 475-450 B.C.

398. Ж -► 7.96. Hamburger, 27 Mar. 1929,

65.

399. Ж \ 7.68. Bullowa, 15 Oct. 1948,

241.

Obv. Poseidon striding r., wielding

trident.

Rev. Bull walking 1.

One-third stater (400), diobols (401-

3) and obol (404). Ca. 475-400 B.C.

400. Ж\ 2.57. Obv. МОП; rev. only О

visible in inscription.

401. Ж \ 1.16. Obv. МОП ; rev. no trace

of inscription. Robinson col1.

402. Ж Î 113. Obv. О П ; rev. only О vis-

ible in inscription; in exergue,

two dots.

403. Ж / 1.01. Obv. МОП; to 1., olive

spray; rev. МОП; in exergue,

barley corn. Ars Classica 13, 27

June 1928, 106.

404. Ж Î 0.40. No traces of inscription.

SYBARIS

The coins are arranged according to

SNGANS 2 (1972) which, for the frac-

tions 410-13 follows C . M. Kraay, "The

Coinage of Sybarls after 510 B.C.,"

NC 1958, pp. 13-37.

Obv. YM (405, 408) or VM (406-7,

409). Bull 1., head reverted.

Rev. Same type r., incuse.

Staters (405-7) and thirds (408-9).

Ca. 550-510 B.C.

405. Ж Î 8.30. Robinson col1.

406. Ж f 8.23. Robinson col1.

407. Ж f 7.79. Spink, NCirc 1928, 76638.

408. Ж f 2.68. Acq. Vinchon, 1957.

409. Ж f 2.69. Feuardent, 17 Dec. 1919,

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Obv. Poseidon striding r., wielding

trident.

Rev. Thrush r.

Triobol. Ca. 453 B.C.

410. Ж I 1.32. Obv. faint traces of letters

behind god (?).

Kraay suggests (pp. 23-24) that the

thrush (laios in Greek) may be a canting

type alluding to the role piayed by Laus

in the founding of Sybaris 3. H. A.

Troxell (SNGANS 2, 859) discusses

an identification as the Blue Rock

Thrush for the bird on the coins of both

Laus and Sybaris. The obverse type,

borrowed from Poseidonia, refers to that

city's role in the refounding of Sybaris

around the mid-fifth century B.C.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing a

wreathed Attic helmet.

Rev. ZYBA Bull r., head reverted.

Triobols. Ca. 450 B.C.

411. ж î 1.21.

412. Ж f 1.17. Robinson col1. LUCANIA

Obv. Poseidon striding r., wielding

trident.

Rev. VM Bull 1.; in exergue, two

dots.

Triobol. Ca. 430 B.C.

413. Ж / 1.25. Robinson col1.

THURIUM

The coins are arranged in four groups:

the staters and triobol with wreathed

helmet first, the distaters second, the

staters and triobol with Scylla on the

helmet third, and the staters with griffin

or a second wreath variety on the helmet

last. References for the distaters are to

die combinations in S. P. Noe, The

Thurian Di-Staters, ANSNNM 71 (1935).

For discussion of the early staters (414-

17), see C. Jörgensen, "On the Earliest

Coins of Thurioi," Corolla Numisma-

tica, Numismatic Essays in Honour of

Barclay V. Head (Oxford, 1906), pp.

166-77.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet adorned by

wreath.

Rev. 90YPIQN Bull r., walking

(414-15, 417-18) or butting

(416); in exergue, fish.

Staters (414-17) and triobol (418).

Ca. 440-410 B.C.

Ж / 7.72. Rev. between legs, Д.

Spink, NCirc 1943, 22373 (Wood-

ward).

Ж / 7.86. Rev. between legs, Д.

Robinson col1.

Ж / 7.73. Rev. above head, E. Rob-

inson col1.

Ж Î 7.55. Bullowa, 15 Oct. 1948, 253.

Ж <- 1.10 Robinson col1.

414.

415.

416.

417.

418.

Obv.

Rev.

Head of Athena r. (419-21,

425-26, 428-40) or 1. (422-24,

427), wearing Attic helmet

adorned with Scylla.

eOYPIQN Bull butting r.

(419-22, 425-40) or 1. (423-

24); in exergue, fish (419-31,

440), two fish (432-37), thyr-

sus (438) or tripod between

two dolphins (439).

Distaters. Ca. 410-330 B.C.

419. Ж \ 15.39. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbot), 119. Obv. die of Noe

B8; rev. die of Noe B2.

420. Ж *- 15.45. Spink, NCirc 1944, 27341.

Noe C4.

421. Ж Î 15.42. Spink, NCirc 1945, 29388

(with incorrect Noe no. F30).

Noe C8.

422. Ж <- 14.47. Obv. to r., Д. Glendining,

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Ratto, 4 Apr. 1927, 230. Noe

D4g (this coin).

423. Ж \ 15.67. Hamburger 98, 3 Apr.

1933, 57 = Naville 5, 18 June

1923, 552. Ratto, 27 Apr. 1911,

94 = Sotheby, 20 Apr. 1909, 89.

Noe E4f (this coin).

424. Ж / 15.29. Spink, NCirc 1943, 22374.

Noe E4.

425. Ж Î 15.72. Noe F6.

426. Ж \ 15.49. Rev. terrain dotted. Spink,

NCirc 1945, 32406. Noe F10.

427. Ж î 15.55. Re», terrain dotted. Spink,

NCirc 1945, 32401. Noe F12.

428. Ж \ 15.73. Obv. to 1., Д1. Acq.

Baldwin, 1956. Noe F26.

429. Ж / 15.77. Obv. to 1., 1Д. Spink,

NCirc 1945, 32403. Noe F28.

430. Ж / 15.38. Obv. to 1., 1Д. Acq.

Baldwin, 1956. Obv. die of Noe

F30; rev. die of Noe F36.

431. Ж / 15.15. Obv. to r., modern graffito

ДAР. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1440 = Naville-Ars

Classica 12, 18 Oct. 1929, 481.

Obv. die of Noe F36; rev. die of

Noe F38.

432. Ж \ 15.71. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 80 = J. Hirsch 14, 1905,

110. Noe H8d (this coin).

433. Ж / 14.53. Rev. between hind legs,

Г. Glendining, 19 July 1950

(Hall), 32. NoeHI2.

434. Ж \ 15.39. Rev. between hind legs,

Г. Spink, NCirc 1962, 9692.

Noe H14.

435. Ж / 15.98. Rev. above, I. Spink,

NCirc 1945, 29389. Noe H20.

436. Ж <- 15.63. Rev. above, I. Spink,

NCirc 1944, 25094. Noe H20. 30

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437. Ж \ 15.05. Rev. above, EYФA.

SCMB 1949, AM 248. Noe J18.

438. Ж / 15.33. Rev. above, EYOA. Spink,

NCirc 1944,27342 (with incorrect

Noe no. J24). Noe J28.

439. Ж / 15.71. Rev. above, ZI. SCMB

1955, AG 415. Noe K10.

440. Ж \ 15.79. Rev. above, IIM. SNG-

Lockett 495. Glendining, 25

Oct. 1955, 378 = Naville-Ars

Classica 12, 18 Oct. 1926, 484 =

Hess, 19 Mar. 1918, 100 = J.

Hamburger, 17 June 1908, 222.

Noe L2g (this coin).

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet adorned with

Scylla.

Rev. 90YPIQN Bull butting r.;

in exergue, fish (441-44, 447),

or hippocamp (445) or torch

(446).

Staters (441^6) and triobol (447).

Ca. 410-330 B.C.

441. Ж -► 7.81. Acq. Ravel, 1930.

442. Ж \ 7.77. Robinson col1.

443. Ж -► 7.62. Obv. on back flap, 1П;

rev. above, 1П. Acq. Catania,

1930.

444. Ж I 7.91. Rev. above, ZQ; terrain

made grassy by diagonal slashes.

Bullowa, 15 Oct. 1948, 252.

445. Ж <- 7.85. Rev. above, ZQ. J. Kelly,

16 Apr. 1948, 2096.

446. Ж <- 8.18. Obv. on back flap, ZI.

Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

447. Ж\ 1.10. Ref. below, NIK. Acq.

Spink 1954.

Obv. Head of Athena r., wearing

Attic helmet adorned with

winged griffin (448) or wreath

(449).

Rev. 9OYPIQN Bull butting r.

Staters. Ca. 330-300 B.C.

448. Ж / 7.76. Rev. above, EYOA; in

exergue, ribboned thyrsus. Helb-

ing, 31 Jan. 1930, 58.

449. Ж / 6.28. Rev. in exergue, owl

between A and PI. Acq. Ravel,

1929.

VELIA

The coins are arranged according to

SN GAN S 2.

Obv. Forepart of lion r. devouring

prey.

Rev. Incuse square.

Drachms. Ca. 500 B.C.

450. Ж 3.87. Spink, NCirc 1928,77415.

451. Ж 3.91. Cahn, 27 Feb. 1933, 43.

Obv. Lion walking r.

Rev. Female head r.

Staters. Ca. 470-440 B.C.

452. Ж \ 7.23. Obv. above, Q, rev. YE-

AH T[Í2N].

453. Ж \ 7.59. Obv. in exergue, owl; rev.

to r., vine, tendril and bunch of

grapes; beneath chin, Ф. Glen-

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1449 = Ars Classica 16, 3 July

1933, 263.

Obv. Female head r. (454-55, 457)

or 1. (456).

Rev. YEAH Owl standing r. (454-

55) or 1. (456) on olive branch,

or standing facing with wings

outspread (457).

Drachms. (454-56) and diobol (457).

Ca. 450-400 B.C.

454. Ж Î 3.80. Acq. Hecht, 1962.

455. Ж / 3.94. Cahn, 27 Feb. 1933, 44.

456. Ж / 4.05. Robinson col1.

457. Ж / 1.04. J. Schulman, 6 Mar. 1958,

3594.

Obv. Head of Athena 1. (458) or r.

(459-60), wearing Attic hel-

met adorned with winged

griffin.

Rev. YEAHTQN Lion walking r.

(458-59) or 1. (460).

Staters. Ca. 400-350 B.C.

458. Ж / 7.42. Obv. to r., P; rev. above, Ф.

Acq. Baldwin, 1958.

459. Ж \ 7.44. Obv. to 1., P; rev. between

legs, P. Hess, 25 Mar. 1929, 93.

460. Ж \ 7.67. Rev. above, Ф; between

legs, >E. New Netherland Coin

Co., 5 Dec. 1940, 973. Bruttium

Obv. Head of Athena 1. (461-63,

465) or three-quarters 1. (464),

wearing wreathed Attic hel-

met (461) or Phrygian helmet

adorned with centaur (462-

63), wings (464) or griffin

(465).

Rev. YEAHTQN Lion walking 1.

with prey at feet and head

reverted (461), or devouring

prey 1. (462-64) or r. (465).

Staters. Ca. 360-350 B.C.

461. JR \ 7.43. Obv. to r., ФЕ; rev. between

legs, >E. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

462. JR \ 7.34. Obv. to r., )E; rev. above,

A; between legs, )£. New Nether-

land Coin Co., 5 Dec. 1940, 972.

463. JR \ 7.33. Obv. to r., >E. rev. above,

)£; between legs, Ф. Robinson

col1.

464. JR / 7A2. Obv. on helmet bowl,

K[AE]YAQPOY; rev. above, A;

between legs, >E. Acq. Baldwin,

1951.

For the engraver Kleudoros, see

L. Forrer, Biographical Dictionary of

Medallists, vo1. 3 (1907) pp. 176-79, s.v.

Kleodoros.

465. JR <- 7.51. Obv. to r., О; rev. above,

grasshopper between Ф and I.

Acq. H. Schulman, 1941.

Obv. Head of Athena r. (466-70)

or 1. (471-72), wearing Attic

helmet adorned with griffin

(466-70, 472) or wing (471).

Rev. YEAH TON Lion walking r.

(466-70, 472) or 1. (471).

Staters. Ca. 350-300 B.C.

466. JR / 7.01. Obv. above, A; rev. above,

pentagram between Ф and I.

467. JR Î 7.53. Obv. above, A; rev. above,

pentagram between Ф and I.

Robinson col1.

468. JR Î 7.17. Obv. above, Д; rev. above,

pentagram between Ф and I.

Acq. H. Schulman, 1941.

469. JR / 7.37. Obv. to 1., A; rev. above,

dolphin between I and Ф.

470. JR / 7.43. Obv. to 1., A; rev. above,

dolphin between I and Ф. Acq.

Ravel, 1929.

471. JR Î 7.46. Obv. to r., K; rev. above,

trisceles between Ф and I. Robin-

son col1.

472. JR / 7.56. Obv. on back flap of helmet,

Ф; to r., A ; rev. above, caduceus.

Spink, NCirc 1893, 972.

Obv. Head of Athena 1., wearing

Attic helmet adorned with

Pegasus.

Rev. YEAHTON Lion attacking

stag 1.

Staters. Early third cent. B.C.

473. JR \ 7.22. Obv. above, A; beneath

chin, Ф; to r., IE in square linear

frame. Acq. Baldwin, 1952.

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in square linear frame. Robinson

col1.

BRUTTIUM: THE BRUTTII

The arrangement and chronology of

the coins here follows H. Pfeiler, "Die

Münzprägung der Brettier," JNG 14

(1964), pp. 7-50, who dates these issues

to the time of the Second Punic War,

when the Bruttians were allied with

Carthage against Rome, and who iden-

tifies the Bruttian mints as Locri and

Croton. References for the silver (475-

82) are to die combinations in F. Scheu,

"Silver and Gold Coins of the Bruttians,"

NC 1962, pp. 43-63; for the bronze

(483), to die combinations in F. Scheu,

"Bronze Coins of the Bruttians," NC

1961, pp. 51-66.

Obv. Diademed head of Nike r.

Rev. BPETTIQN Youth standing

facing, crowning himself and

holding spear.

Drachms. Ca. 213-209 B.C.

475. JR / 4.63. Obv. to 1., star; rev. to r.

thymiaterion and Л. Hambur-

ger, 27 May 1929, 80. Scheu 13.

476. JR / 4.68. Obv. to 1., trophy and

tiny J; rev. to r., thymiaterion.

Robinson col1. Scheu 14. 32

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477. Ж \ 4.87. Obv. to 1., cornucopiae; rev.

to r., thymiaterion and B. Ars

Classica 13, 27 June 1928, 145.

Scheu 27.

478. Ж / ЬЛ\. Obv. to 1., club and crescent;

rev. to r., coiled snake and Z.

Spink, NCirc 1928, 78251. Scheu

43.

479. Ж I 4.83. Obv. to 1., oenochoe and

A; rev. to r., П. Scheu 49.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.; to

I., plectrum.

Rev. BPETTIÍ2N Artemis standing

three-quarters 1., holding ar-

row and long torch; at her

feet, hound; to 1., crescent.

Half-drachm. Ca. 213-209 B.C.

480. Ж \ 2.22. Scheu 88.

Obv. Diademed and veiled head of

goddess (Hera?) r.; at shoul-

der, scepter and bucranium.

Rev. BPETTIQN Zeus (?) standing

1., leaning on spear, foot on

Ionic capital; to 1., crab.

Drachms. Ca 208-203 B.C.

481. Ж \ 4.90. Robinson col1. Scheu 68.

482. Ж / 4.52. Dies of 481. Scheu 68.

Obv. Head of Ares 1., wearing

Corinthian helmet decorated

with Pegasus; below, thun-

derbolt.

Rev. BPETTIQN Hera Hoplosmia,

advancing r., armed with hel-

met, spear and shield; to r.,

bucranium.

Double unit (reduced sextans). Ca.

213-209 B.C.

483. Ж \ 14.38. Acq. Baldwin, 1962. Scheu

41.

CAULONIA

References are to die combinations in

S. P. Noe, The Coinage of Caulonia,

ANSNS 9 (1958). For the iconography

of the obverse type, see L. Lacroix,

"L'Apollon de Caulonia," RBN 1959,

pp. 5-24, and Monnaies et colonisation

dans l'occident grec, AcadRoyBelg: Mé-

moires, vo1. 58, pt. 2 (1965), pp. 158-61.

For discussion of the latest stater (491),

see C . M. Kraay, "Caulonia and South

Italian Problems," NC 1960, pp. 53-82.

Obv. KAV/* (484), ЛvAМ (485) or

VA* (486). Apollo striding

r., holding laurel branch in

upraised r. hand and small

running daimon on out-

stretched 1. arm; to r., stag

with head reverted.

Rev. Apollo and stag as on obverse,

but incuse and facing 1.

Staters. Ca. 525-480 B.C.

484. Ж 7 8.22. Rev. Small running daimon

on Apollo's outstretched r. arm.

Robinson col1. Noe 16a (this

coin).

485. Ж J 7.80. Rev. Laurel branch in

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Acq. Raymond, 1928. Noe 26.

486. Ж / 7.92. Obv. to 1., laurel branches;

rev. to r., crane, incuse. Robinson

col1. Noe 59d (this coin).

Obv. KAV (487), AVAK (488), or

AVA>1 (489). Apollo striding

r., holding laurel branch in

upraised r. hand and small

running daimon on out-

stretched 1. arm; to r., stag

with head reverted.

Rev. Stag standing r.

Staters. Ca. 470-440 B.C.

487. Ж Î 7.71. Acq. Baldwin, 1956. Noe

70.

488. Ж \ 8.16. Rev. AVAM; to r., laurel

branch. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 152. Noe 84.

489. Ж J 8.07. Rev. VAX; to r., laurel

branch. Robinson col1. Merz-

bacher 15 Nov. 1910, 150. Noe

97a (this coin). Bruttium

Obv. Apollo striding r., holding

laurel branch in upraised r.

hand.

Rev. KAY/*ON*ATAM (490) or

IATAINQAYA>] (491). Stag

running (490) or standing

(491) r.

Staters. Ca. 440-390 B.C.

490. Ж / 7.98. Obv. Small running daimon

on Apollo's outstretched 1. arm;

to r., laurel tree. Spink, NCirc

1943, 22380. Noe 111.

491. Ж ,<- 7.67. Obv. Fillet hangs from

Apollo's outstretched 1. arm; to 1.,

bird trap. Acq. Athens, 1954.

Noe 180.

CROTON

The coins are arranged according to

SNGANS 3. For the fifth century

diobols (501-3), see C . M. Kraay, "A

propos des monnaies divisionnaires du

Crotone," SM 32 (1958), pp. 99-102.

Obv. ?rO (492-93, 495, 497) or

01? (494, 496, 498). Ornate

tripod.

Rev. Ornate tripod, incuse.

Staters. Ca. 530-450 B.C.

492. Ж Î 8.15. Robinson col1.

493. Ж f 7.70.

494. Ж \ 7.53. Obv. to 1., crab; rev. 01?;

to 1., lyre. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 84.

495. Ж / 7.86. Obv. to 1., heron.

496. Ж Î 7.13. As 495. Acq. Chapman,

1928.

497. Ж î 7.93. Obv. to r., heron.

498. Ж f 8.07. Obv. to 1., crab. Rev.

? 1 O; to r., dolphin. Robinson

col1.

Obv. ?ЯОТОЫ (499) or 01 ? (500).

Ornate tripod.

Rev. Eagle flying r., incuse.

Staters. Ca 500 B.C. (499) and ca.

450 B.C. (500).

499. Ж -► 7.88. Robinson col1.

500. Ж \ 7.81. Helbing, 31 Jan. 1930, 82.

Obv. ?Ю (501) or ОЯ? (502-3).

Ornate tripod.

Rev. Winged Pegasus flying 1.;

below, ?.

Triobols. Fifth cent. B.C.

501. Ж / 1.35.

502. Ж \ 1.26. Acq. Spink, 1958.

503. Ж -► 1.20. Santamaria, list 10, June-

Dec. 1956, 131.

Obv. Youthful Heracles seated 1.

on rock covered with lionskin,

holding club and branch; to 1.,

altar; to r., 0*K*MTAM,

bow and quiver; in exergue,

two fish.

Rev. ?POT Ornate tripod; to 1.,

barleycorn; in exergue, E.

Stater. Ca. 420 B.C.

504. Ж / 7.83. Santamaria, 4 May 1961,

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capital (which is off flan)

before branch (505) or stand-

ing 1. on stag's head (506),

head reverted.

Rev. ?PO Ornate tripod.

Staters. Ca. 420-380 B.C.

505. Ж -► 5.64. Rev. piain tripod.

506. Ж \ 7.47. Rev. to 1., ivy leaf. Robin-

son col1.

Obv. Eagle standing 1. on olive

branch, wings spread.

Rev. Ornate tripod.

Staters. Ca. 360-340 B.C.

507. Ж / 7.69. Obv. KPOT[QNIATAN]

faint; rev. tripod covered and

adorned with two fillets; to 1.,

barleycorn; to r., coiled serpent.

Robinson col1.

508. Ж / 7.91. Rev. KPO; to 1., Д. Elder,

24 Nov. 1928, 834.

509. Ж \ 7.28. Rev. KPO; to r., Д. Hel-

bing, 31 Jan. 1930, 83.

510. Ж \ 7.25. Rev. KPO; to r., heron

standing on Д. Cahn, 27 Feb.

1933, 70. 34

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Obv. Head of Hera Lacinia, facing.

Rev. KPOTQNIATAN (511) or

KPOT (512). Youthful Hera-

cles seated 1. on rock covered

with lionskin, holding cup.

Staters. Ca. 370 B.C.

Ml. Ж \ 7.20. Rev. club in 1. hand; to r.,

bow. Robinson col1.

512. JR \ 7.55. Rev. to 1., tripod; in front,

ME and bow and club. Glendin-

ing, 31 Jan. 1951 (Cunningham),

50.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.

Rev. Infant Heracles strangling

serpents (513) or ornate tripod

(514-15).

Staters. Ca. 370 B.C. (513) and ca.

330 B.C. (514-15).

513. Ж / 7.48. Obv. KPOTQNIATA[Z].

Robinson col1.

514. Ж \ 7.09. Rev. KPO; to r., filleted

branch. Robinson col1.

515. Ж \ 7.32. Rev. KPO; to r., filleted

branch. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928,168.

Obv. KPOTQ Head of Athena r.,

wearing Corinthian helmet.

Rev. Heracles standing r., leaning

on long club; to r., OIK-

IITAZ; to 1., ?.

Triobol. Fourth cent. B.C.

516. Ж / 1.18. Acq. Spink, 1962.

LOCRI EPIZEPHYRII

The coins are arranged according to

SNGANS 3.

Obv. О A (517) or AО (518). Eagle

head (517) or eagle (518) 1.

Rev. Thunderbolt.

Diobols. Ca. 350-300 B.C.

517. N 0.93. Obv. serpent in beak;

rev. winged thunderbolt. Grun-

thal-Gans, 25 Mar. 1947, 1059.

518. Ж 0.67. Obv. to 1., leaf; rev. thunder-

bolt between two circles. Acq.

Spink, 1962.

Obv. Pegasus flying 1.

Rev. AOKPfiN Head of Athena r.

(519) or 1. (520-21), wearing

Corinthian helmet.

Staters. Ca. 350-300 B.C.

519. Ж Î 8.21. Rev. to 1., horse head.

Robinson col1.

520. Ж | 8.70. Robinson col1.

521. Ж Î 8.68. Obv. between legs, thunder-

bolt. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

Obv. Laureate head of Zeus r.

Rev. AOKPQN Eagle flying 1.,

holding hare.

Staters. Third cent. B.C.

522. Ж \ 7.63. Acq. Catania, 1930.

523. Ж / 7.40. Acq. Baldwin, 1956.

Obv. AOKPQN Laureate head of

Zeus 1.

Rev. Eagle flying 1., holding hare.

Staters. Third cent. B.C.

524. Ж / 7.45. Vinchon, 20 May 1959, 369.

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Obv. Eagle flying 1., holding hare.

Rev. AOKPÍ2N Thunderbolt; be-

low, caduceus.

Staters. Third cent. B.C.

526. Ж -► 7.54. Acq. Baldwin, 1958.

527. Ж \ 7.13. Acq. Catania, 1930.

RHEGIUM

The arrangement of the coins follows

SNGANS 3 which is based upon E. S. G.

Robinson, "Rhegion, Zankle-Messana

and the Samians," JHS 1946, pp. 13-20.

References for coins 531-33 and 535-36

are to die combinations in H. Herzfelder,

Les monnaies d'argent de Rhegium (Paris

1957; reprinted from RN 1955 and 1956).

Obv. Lion's head facing.

Rev. И01ЭЭЯ Calf's head 1.

Attic drachm. Ca. 485 B.C.

528. Ж I 5.11. Glendining, 9 Mar. 1931,

878. Bruttium

Obv. Biga of mules with driver r.;

in exergue, laurel leaf.

Rev. N0ND3fl Hare running r.

Attic tetradrachm. Ca. 480 B.C.

529. Ж / 17.17. Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928,

3470.

Obv. Hare running r.

Rev. ЭЗЯ No type.

Litra. Ca. 480 B.C.

530. Ж \ 0.60. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

Obv. Lion's head facing.

Rev. 10ИПНЯ (531) or PECINON

(532-33). Male figure (Iocas-

tus ?) seated 1., holding staff,

all in laurel wreath.

Attic tetradrachm (531) and

drachms (532-33). Ca. 460-450 B.C.

531. Ж \ 16.02. Obv. to r., olive spray; to1.,

X; rev. to 1., bunch of grapes and

vine leaves. Glendining, 3 Dec.

1929 (Nordheim), 701. Herzfel-

der 61g (this coin). Retouched,

which accounts for the fact that

the inscription here appears to

begin with Z rather than Я.

532. Ж \ 3.80. Helbing, 31 Jan. 1930, 91

= Helbing, 24 Oct. 1927, 2612.

Herzfelder 12g.

533. Ж / 4.12. Rev. the last three letters

retrograde. Robinson col1. Herz-

felder 13.

Obv. Lion's head facing.

Rev. REG in laurel wreath.

Litra. Ca. 450 B.C.

534. Ж / 0.71. Acq. Ravel, 1929.

Obv. Lion's head facing.

Rev. PH ГINOI Laureate head of

Apollo r.; behind, olive spray.

Attic tetradrachms. Ca. 400-390

B.C.

535. Ж / 16.82. Robinson col1. J. Schul-

man, 26 Nov. 1913,1965 = Hirsch

12, 17 Nov. 1904, 45. Herzfelder

65bis с (this coin).

536. Ж \ 17.33. Rev. PHTINON; to r.,

swastika. Hess, 1 Dec. 1931,115 =

Naville 5, 18 June 1923, 755 =

Hirsch 32, 14 Nov. 1912, 15.

Herzfelder 101b (this coin).

TERINA

The coins are arranged according to

SNGANS 3. References for the staters

(537—41) are to die combinations in K.

Regung, Terina, 66. Winkelmannspro-

gramm (Berlin, 1906).

Obv. Head of nymph 1. within

laurel wreath.

Rev. TEP1NAION Nike seated 1.

on hydria, holding wreath in

outstretched r. hand.

Stater. Ca. 480-450 B.C.

537. Ж <- 7.94. Acq. Ravel, 1929. Reg-

ling 16.

Obv. TEPINAION (538-40) or

TEPINAIQN (541-43) Head

of nymph r. (538-39, 541) orl.

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Rev. Nike standing 1., with r. foot

raised on rock and holding

caduceus (538) or seated 1. on

cippus (539-41) and holding

staff (539-40) or bird (541^3).

Staters (538-41). Ca. 420-200 B.C.

Thirds (542-43). Ca. 300 B.C.

538. Ж \ 7.63. Obv. to 1., Г. rev. to 1., Г.

Robinson col1. Regung 36.

539. Ж -► 7.67. Rev. to r., Г. Acq. Ravel,

1929. Regling 52.

540. Ж / 7.49. Robinson col1. Regling 57.

541. Ж \ 7.54. Robinson col1. Feuardent,

17 Dec. 1919, 72. Regling 76.

542. Ж / 2.35. Obv. to r., trisceles; rev. to

1., E. Hamburger, 26 May 1929,

109.

543. Ж Î 2.47. Obv. to r., trisceles; rev.

to 1., star. Helbing, 8 Nov. 1928,

3482.

The trisceles, as the personal badge of

Agathocles, tyrant of Syracuse, may be

connected with the letter's presence at

nearby Hipponium ca. 296 B.C. (C. M.

Kraay, Archaic and Classical Greek

Coins [1976], p. 198). 36

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Obv. Head of nymph r.

Rev. Nike seated r., head and

shoulders facing.

One-sixth stater. Fourth cent. B.C.

544. Ж Î 1.06. Acq. Baldwin, 1962.

SICILY: ABACAENUM

A. Bertino, "Emissioni monetali di

Abaceno," AI IN 20, Suppl. (1975),

pp. 105-26 discusses this issue, but dates

it much too early.

Obv. Bearded head (Zeus?) r.,

laureate on 547 (?), the hair

short (545-46) or bound in a

knot at base of neck (547).

Border of dots.

Rev. ABA Wild boar standing r.,

(545-46) or 1. (547). To 1. or r.,

acorn.

Litrae. Ca. 420-400 B.C.

545. Ж -► 0.50. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 152 (part).

546. JR / 0.70. Glendining, 18-20 Apr.

1955, 152 (part). Bertino, p1. 12,

16 (obv.) and 23 (rev.).

547. Ж \ 0.89. Acq. Spink, 1957.

ACBAGAS

References for 548-54 are to G. K.

Jenkins, The Coinage of Gela, AMUGS 2

(Berlin, 1970), pp. 162-64. Additional

information from the notes of the late

K. L. Grabow have been kindly pro-

vided by Ulla Westermark. For the

dates, see Ulla Westermark, "Overstrikes

of Taras on Didrachms of Acragas,"

Essays Thompson, pp. 289-90.

Obv. AKRACANTOI (boustrophe-

don). Eagle standing 1.

Rev. Crab.

Didrachms. Ca. 510-500 B.C.

548. Ж I 8.43. Stack, 24-25 Apr. 1941,

924. Jenkins Group La.

549. JR / 8.62. Acq. Palermo, 1930. Jen-

kins Group I.a.

Obv. A KRA Eagle standing 1.

Rev. Crab in circular incuse.

Didrachms. Ca. 500-490 B.C.

550. Ж \ 8.47. Rev. below, EV. Jenkins

Group II.b.

551. Ж -► 8.92. Ars Classica 15, 2 July

1930 (Woodward), 264. Jenkins

Group U.c.

Obv. AKRA Eagle standing 1.

(552-53) or r. (554).

Rev. Crab of softer style, in circular

incuse.

Didrachms. Ca. 490-ca. 483 B.C.

(Group III).

552. Ж <- 8.70. Canicatti 1929 (?) Hoard.

Acq. Catania 1930. Dewing no-

ted "In a find, found in Canicatti,

a little town near Agrigentum,

about 1929, with 300 others"

(together with 594 [Gela] and

613 [Himera]). This hoard

seems to be the same as IGCH

2073, "Sicily, 1927-1928," buried

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III.

Ca. 483-Ca. 475/472 B.C. (Group

IV).

553. Ж \ 8.73. Rev. below, CAZ. Robin-

son col1. J. Hirsch 34, 5 May

1914 (Gutekunst), 117. Jenkins

Group IV.

554. Ж / 8.43. .Rер, below, A. Ars Classica

14, 2 July 1929 (Spencer-Chur-

chill), 75. Jenkins Group IV.

Obv. AKRACANTOI (555-56) or

AKРA (557). Eagle standing 1.

Rev. Crab.

Tetradrachm (555), didrachm (556),

litra (557). Ca. 470-420 B.C.

555. Ж <- 17.27. Rev. above, two small

surface irregularities. Robinson

col1.

556. JR \ 8.44. Robinson col1. Acq. Spink

1894.

557. Ж I 0.60. Obv. border of dots; below,

A I. Spink, NCirc 1956, 7001.

Obv. Head of eagle 1.

Rev. Claw of a crab.

Cast bronze onkia. Ca. 450-420 B.C.

558. iE 4.79. Acq. Baldwin, 1958. Sicily

Obv. AKРA Two eagles standing r.

on hare. Border of dots.

Rev. AKPArANTIN[ON] Crab; be-

low, Scylla 1.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 420-410 B.C.

559. Ж -► 17.19. Sartiges col1., 85. Ratto,

26 April 1909, 1106.

References for 560-65 are to C . Selt-

man, "The Engravers of the Akragantine

Decadrachms," NC 1948, pp. 1-10,

where the dates are too early.

Obv. Quadriga r. driven by auriga

(560-61), or 1., driven by

Acragas or Helios? (562),

or by Nike (563-65). Bor-

der of dots.

Rev. Two eagles standing r. on

hare.

Decadrachm (562) and tetra drachms

(560-61, 563-65). Ca. 409-406 B.C.

560. Ж \ 17.17. Obv. Nike crowning the

charioteer; in exergue, Scylla r.;

under the hooves of the first

horse, MY[P]; rev. AKPATAN-

TINON off flan; to 1., cicada.

Sartiges col1., 83. J. Hirsch 19,

11 Nov. 1907 (Virzi), 108. Selt-

man 2.

561. Ж \ 16.65. Obv. Nike crowning the

charioteer; in exergue, crab; rev.

A K PA TAN [ TOI (retrograde).

W. Raymond, The J. Pierpont

Morgan Collection (1953), p. 16,

no. 108a = J. Hirsch 21, 16 Nov.

1908 (Consul Weber), 539. Selt-

man 6.

562. Ж I 43.31. Obv. AKРAГAZ; below,

crab; above, eagle of Zeus carry-

ing snake; linear border; die

scratches visible to upper 1.; rev.

to r., grasshopper. Pennisi col1.

(see E. Boehringer, ZfN 1935, p1.

13, 7 (rev. only). A. Salinas,

Le monete delie antiche città di

Sicilia (1867) p1. 8, 6. Seltman

8a (this coin).

This oft-published Acragantine deca-

drachm is possibly the most outstanding

coin in the Dewing Collection. С Selt-

man (NC 1948, pp. 7-10) demonstrated

that the two dies empioyed are unsigned

works of the engravers Myr[on] (quadri-

ga) and Polyai[nos] (eagles); for the latter

artist's signature see Hess-Leu 31, 6-7

Dec. 1966, 94.

It has been conjectured that the deca-

drachm denomination was introduced

at Acragas in connection with the

Olympic victory of a certain Exainetos,

citizen of the polis in 412 B.C. (same

victory also recorded for 416 B.C., cf.

Diodorus Siculus 12.82.1 and 13.82.7).

However, it seems more judicious to

connect its creation with the war pre-

parations of Acragas against the menace

of Carthage shortly before 406 B.C. (see

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schungsgeschichtliches Phänomen (Sit-

zungsberichte der wissenschaftlichen

Gesellschaft an der Johann-Wolfgang-

Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main,

vo1. 13, no. 4 [1976], pp. 52-57). To the

six decadrachms of Acragas known to

Seltman, two more can be added: Swiss

Bank Corp. 27 Oct. 1977, 37; Weatth of

the Ancient World, The Hunt Collections

(Beverly Hüls, 1983), 77.

563. Ж *- 16.69. Obv. AKPATANTINON;

above, grape vine; rev. to r.,

grasshopper. Overstruck (on Sy-

racuse ?). Glendining, 24 Nov.

1950 (Ryan), 1488 = Helbing,

20 Mar. 1928, 66 = Hamburger,

17 June 1908, 291 = J. Hirsch

20,13 Nov. 1907,108 = J. Hirsch

18,27 May 1908 (Imhoof-Blumer),

2224. Seltman 11.

564. Ж | 17.08. Obv. of 563; rev. above,

ZTPATQN; to r., head of young

horned river god r. Overstruck

(on Syracuse?). Pennisi col1.

Ars Classica 17, 3 Oct. 1934, 127.

E. Boehringer, ZfN 1935, p1. 8,

12 (obv.), and p. 252, fig. 1 (rev.)

Seltman 12.

565. Ж \ 16.77. Obv., above, tablet in-

scribed AKPATANTIN (bous-

trophedon), ON (retrograde) off

tablet; in exergue, club; rev.,

above, ZIAANOZ; hare's neck

broken. Overstruck (on Messa-

na?). Acq. Agrigento, 1956.

Seltman 16. 38

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

Obv. Eagle with open wings stand-

ing r. on hare. Border of

dots.

Rev. AKРA Crab; below, sea ser-

pent devouring fish (566) or

mullet (567-68).

Hemidrachms. Ca. 410-406 B.C.

566. Ж / 1.88. Robinson col1. Chapman

25 June 1912 (Earle), 91.

567. JR -► 2.10. J. Hirsch Lagerkatalog

1930, 36 = Hess, 25 Mar. 1929

(Vogel), 122.

568. Ж \ 2.13. Rev. as 507. Helbing, 8

Nov. 1928 (Lloyd dup1.), 3515.

Obv. AKРA Eagle with closed

wings standing 1. on rock,

devouring serpent; on rock,

two pellets. Linear border.

Rev. Crab; below, ZIAANOZ

(boustrophedon).

For the date, the value and the mean-

ing of the two pellets see G. K. Jenkins,

The Coinage of Gela (1970), pp. 97-100

and C . Boehringer, "Zu Finanzpolitik

und Münzprägung des Dionysios von

Syrakus," Essays Thompson, pp. 15-18.

Gold tetradrachms. 406 B.C.

569. A Î 1.34. Acq. Catania, 1930.

570. N \ 1.35. Acq. 1948.

571. N I 1.34. Dies of 570. Acq. Spink,

1954.

Obv. [AKPATANTINON] Eagle

with open wings, standing on

mullet.

Rev. Crab holding snake in 1. claw,

below, octopus and murex;

around, six pellets.

Bronze hemilitron. Ca. 410-406

B.C.

572. JE I 21.37. Rev. only five pellets

visible. Acq. Baldwin, 1958.

For coins of this type see U.

Westermark, "The Fifth Century

Bronze Coinage of Akragas,"

AIIN 25 Suppl. (1980), pp. 3-22.

Obv. Crab.

Rev. Horse galloping r.; above,

star.

Hemidrachm ( ?) Fourth cent. B.C.

573. JR Î 1.46. Spink, NCirc 1962, 2830.

According to Westermark, the

attribution is not certain.

Obv. Laureate head of Zeus r.

Border of dots.

Rev. AKRA TANTINÍ2N Eagle

standing r. with wings spread.

Linear border.

Debased drachm. Ca. 279-241 B.C.

574. Ж I 3.36. Rev. to r., A. Acq. Bald-

win, 1954.

CAMARINA

References are to U. Westermark and

G. K. Jenkins, The Coinage of Kamarina

(London, 1980).

Obv. Nike flying 1. with open wings;

below, swan with closed wings

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Rev. KAMARINA ION Helmeted

Athena standing 1. holding

lance; below, shield.

Litrae. Ca. 461-440/35 B.C.

575. JR I 0.70. Westermark-Jenkins 26, 1

(this coin).

576. JR -► 0.71. Acq. 1962. Westermark-

Jenkins 35.

577. JR / 0.69. Spink, NCirc 1955, 16962.

Westermark-Jenkins 82.

Obv. Helmeted Athena driving

quadriga 1.; above, Nike flies

to crown her; in exergue,

heron flying 1. Border of dots.

Rev. KAMAPINAION Head of

bearded Heracles 1.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 420-405 B.C.

578. Ж \ 17.12. Acq. Spink, 1941. Wester-

mark-Jenkins 140, 2 (this coin). Sicily

Obv. Head of horned river god

Hipparis facing; to 1. and r.,

fish downward; EYAl. Border

of stylized waves.

Rev. KAMAPINA Nymph Camari-

na riding 1. on swan; around,

waves. Border of dots.

Didrachm. Ca. 405 B.C.

579. Ж / 8.03. SNGLloyd 876. Münz. u.

Med. 10, 22 June 1951, 197 = J.

Hirsch 21, 16 Nov. 1908 (Consul

Weber), 559 = Sotheby, 5 Dec.

1859 (Northwick), 252. Torremuz-

za, Sicilia populorum et urbium

. . . nummi (Palermo, 1781), p1.

18, 3. Westermark-Jenkins 162, 3

(this coin).

On Euainetos, see J. Liegle, Euaine-

tos, 101. Winckelmannsprogramm (Ber-

lin, 1941), especially pp. 45-51, with

erroneous datings. For the type, see

G. E. Rizzo, "Aurae velificantes," Bulle-

tino Communale di Roma 67 (1939),

pp. 141-68.

CATANA

As Auna

Obv. Head of bearded Silenus r.

Border of dots.

Rev. AI TN Winged thunderbolt.

Obol. Ca. 470-463 B.C.

580. Ж Î 0.43. (broken during theft; in-

tact, 0.55). Acq. Gans, 1958.

For the date of this coin type,

see С. Boehringer, "Hieron's Aitna

und das Hieroneion," JNG 18

(1968) p. 94.

As Catana

Obv. Quadriga r. driven by auriga.

Border of dots.

Rev. KA TANA ION Laureate head

of Apollo r.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 450-ca. 425 B.C.

581. Ж I 16.32. Robinson col1. (Spink, 1894)

582. Ж -► 17.33. Oto. die of 581. Gallatin

col1. Helbing, 31 Jan. 1930, 105.

583. Ж \ 16.93. Acq. Hamburger, 1929.

584. Ж \ 16.81. Acq. H. Schulman, 1941.

585. Ж Î 16.83. Spink, NCirc 1949, 17802.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo

facing; to r., engraver's sig-

nature: НРAKAE1ДAZ. Bor-

der of dots.

Rev. KATANAIQN Quadriga 1.,

driven by auriga; above, Nike

flying toward him, holding

wreath and kerykeion; in ex-

ergue, fish.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 405 B.C.

586. Ж <- 17.12. Jameson 546. Evans col1.

Sotheby, 23 Mar. 1896 (Montagu

1), 93 = Sotheby, 23 May 1894,

(Carfrae ex Lord Northwick), 44.

Obv. Head of bearded Silenus fac-

ing, with horse's ears. Border

of dots.

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leaf with berry. Border of

dots.

Drachm. Ca. 405 B.C.

587. JR Î 3.25. Acq. Taormina, 1930.

Obv. KATANAIQN Quadriga r.,

driven by female auriga;

above, Nike flying 1. to crown

her.

Rev. AM ENANO Head of the

young river god Amenanos 1.,

horn on forehead; around,

two fishes and crayfish; below

neck, EYAl.

Drachm. Ca. 405-402 B.C.

588. Ж 4.21. Gallatin col1. Ars Classica

14, 2 July 1929 (Spencer-

Churchill), 89 = Naville 4, 27

June 1922, 227. 40

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

CENTURIPAE

Obv.

589.

Laureate head of Apollo r.

Border of dots.

Rev. K EN TO PIП INQN Cithara; to

1. and r., six pellets.

Hemilitron. Third to second cent.

B.C.

iE \ 7.47. Acq. Baldwin, 1956.

ERYX

Obv. EPYKAIilB (?), obliterated

and partly corrupt, in oblong

frame. Hound r.; to 1., three

ears of barley.

Rev. Head of Aphrodite r. Linear

border.

Didrachm. Ca. 405-400 B.C.

590. Ж \ 8.57. Shankland col1.

For the form of the legend, see

L. Mildenberg, "Kimon in the

Manner of Segesta," Actes du

Sème Congrès International de

Numismatique, New York-Wash-

ington 1973 (1976) pp. 116-17; R.

Arena, "ZE TEZTAI IB," Archi-

vio Glottologico Italiano 44 (1959),

pp. 17-37; K. F. Kinch, "Die

Sprache der sicilischen Elymer,"

ZfN 1888, pp. 187-207.

GALARIA

591.

Obv. ZOT ER Zeus Soter seated

on throne 1., holding eagle-

topped scepter. Border of

dots.

СAAA Young Dionysus

standing, holding cantharus

and vine branch with grapes.

Linear border.

Ca. 450/440 B.C.

0.60. Acq. Gans, 1950.

For the coins of the as yet unlocated

town of Galaria see G. K. Jenkins,

"Enna, Galaria, Piakos, Imachara,

Rev.

Litra

Ж î

Kephaloidion, Longane," Le emissioni

dei cenlri siculi fino all'epoca di Timo-

leonte, AI IN 20 Suppl. (1975), pp. 83-87.

GELA

References are to G. K. Jenkins, The

Coinage of Gela, AMUGS 2 (Berlin,

1970).

Obv. Bearded horseman (wearing

crested helmet on 594), hold-

ing lance. Border of dots.

Rev. СEAA (592, retrograde) or

CE AAI (593-95, retrograde

on 595). Forepart of river god

(Acheloos ?) as manheaded

bull.

On the representation of river gods,

see Jenkins, pp. 165-75, and R. M.

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70.

Didrachms. Ca. 485-475 B.C.

592. Ж I 8.67. Robinson col1. (Chapman,

1915). Jenkins 12.

593. Ж \ 8.56. Ratto, 24 June 1929, 100.

Jenkins 35, 5 (this coin).

594. Ж / 8.65. Canicatti 1929 (?) Hoard.

Acq. Catania, 1930. Jenkins 99.

See note to 552 above.

595. Ж / 7.46. Ancient imitation. Acq.

Palermo, 1930. Jenkins В 1, 1

(this coin).

Obv. Quadriga r. driven by auriga;

above, Nike crowning the

horses. Border of dots.

Rev. CE AAZ (retrograde on 596-

97). Forepart of river god

(Acheloos ?) as manheaded

bull.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 475-470 B.C.

596. Ж \ 17.25. Acq. Syracuse, 1930. Jen-

kins 134.

597. Ж \ 16.99. Robinson col1. Jenkins

158, 2 (this coin). Sicily

698. Ж \ 17.09. Naville-Ars Classica 12,

18-23 Oct. 1926, 715 = Feuar-

dent, 8 July 1919 (Ready), 147 =

J. Hirsch 14, 27 Nov. 1905, 170.

Jenkins 163, 2 (this coin).

599. Ж | 17.20. Acq. Spink, 1937. Jen-

kins 179, 4 (this coin).

Obv. Quadriga driven by auriga;

behind, meta in form of Ionic

column. Border of dots.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 465-450 B.C.

600. Ж \ 17.14. Obv. in exergue, ear of

corn. Robinson col1. Jenkins

214.

601. Ж \ 16.32. Obv. in exergue, ketos;

rev. above, Nike flying r. SCMB

1963, p. 19, A9. Jenkins 221.

Obv. Horse with bridle standing r.;

above, wreath. Border of

dots.

Rev. СEAA Forepart of river god.

Litra. Ca. 465-450 B.C.

602. Ж / 0.72. Acq. J. Hirsch, 1929. Obv.

of Jenkins 259.

Obv. Quadriga driven by auriga;

above, Nike crowning the

horses. Border of dots.

Rev. СEAAI (retrograde on 604).

Forepart of river god as 596,

but of classical style.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 450-430 B.C.

603. Ж \ 16.56. Obv. in exergue, palmette.

Spink, NCirc 1949, 17804. Jen-

kins 341.

604. Ж <- 16.24. Obv. in exergue, branch,

obliterated by die break. Acq.

Chapman, 1928. Jenkins 380.

605. Ж \ 17.37. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 88 = Helbing, 9 Dec. 1932,

496 = J. Hirsch 19, 11 Nov.

1907 (Virzi), 126. Jenkins 389, 2

(this coin).

06». Quadriga driven by Nike;

above, olive wreath.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 420 B.C.

606. Ж <- 17.21. Rev. between bull's legs,

bird (heron?). Sartiges col1., 96.

Grunthal-Gans, 5 June 1950, 89

= J. Hirsch 11, 4 May 1904, 93.

Jenkins 461, 4 (this coin).

Obv. TEAQIQN Quadriga driven

by Nike; above, eagle flying

r.; in exergue, pellet.

Rev. ГEAAZ (retrograde). Fore-

part of river god.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 410-405 B.C.

607. Ж \ 16.19. Rev. above, barleycorn.

Acq. Catania, 1930. Jenkins 483.

Dewing noted "found near Palermo

about 1928."

Obv. ГEAAZ Forepart of river

god. Linear border.

Rev. IQllПOAIZ Female head 1.

Linear border.

Gold tetradrachm. 405 B.C.

608. N -► 1.14. Ex British Museum, BMC

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(this coin).

For the type and its weight, see

Jenkins, pp. 97-100 and C . Boeh-

ringer, "Zu Finanzpolitik und

Münzprägung des Dionysios von

Syrakus," Essays Thompson, pp.

15-18.

HIMERA

References for 609-12 are to C. M.

Kraay, The Archaic Coinage of Himera

(Napies, 1982), information kindly pro-

vided by the late author.

Obv. Cock r. (609-11) or 1. (612).

Border of dots.

Rev. Incuse square of "mill-sail"

pattern (609-10); or hen r.,

within incuse square (611-12).

Chalcidic drachms. Ca. 530-482

B.C.

609. Ж 4.90. [(chipped). Acq. Catania,

1930. Kraay Group la, obv. as 09

(no. 14).

610. JR 5.32. Robinson col1. Kraay 31.

611. Ж Î 5.71. Glendining, 2 June 1930

(Braithwaite), 16. Kraay 128a

(this coin). 42

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

612. Ж / 5.47. Robinson col1. Santamaria,

7 Mar. 1910 (Hartwig), 568;

Kraay 230a (this coin).

References for 613-14 are to obverse

dies in G. K. Jenkins, "Himera: The

Coins of Akragantine Type," Atti

del II Convegno del Centro Interna-

zionale di Studi Numismatici — Naples

1969, AIIN 16-17, Suppl. (1971), pp.

21-36.

Obv. HIMERA Cock 1.

Rev. Crab of Acragantine type.

Attic didrachms. Ca. 483-472 B.C.

613. Ж \ 8.80. Legend partly off flan.

Canicatti 1929 (?) Hoard. Acq.

Catania, 1930. Jenkins 13 (early

state). See note to 552 above.

614. Ж I 8.14. Obv. die of 613. Jenkins

13 Gate state).

References for 615-17 are to F. Gut-

mann and W. Schwabacher, "Die Te-

tradrachmen- und Didrachmenprägung

von Himera (472-409 v. Chr.)" Mit-

teilungen der Bayerischen Numismati-

schen Gesellschaft 47 (1929), pp. 101-44.

Obv. IM EPA ION (retrograde) in

exergue. Quadriga driven by

auriga crowned by Nike.

Border of dots.

Rev. Nymph Himera standing I.

pouring a libation on an altar

from a patera in r. hand; to 1.,

altar; to r., small satyr stand-

ing in the basin, bending

backward to receive water

from fountain in shape of a

lion's head.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 430-420 B.C.

615. Ж Î 16.60. Obv. legend retrograde,

obliterated; rev. to 1., grain ear.

Said to be Evans col1. Ratto, 26

Apr. 1909, 1181 = J. Hirsch

18, 27 May 1907,2249. Gutmann-

Schwabacher Tdr. 16,i (this coin).

616. Ж -► 17.25. Obv. of 615 (late state),

legend obliterated and partly off

flan; in front of the horses,

graffito: Ф; rev. to r., grain ear.

Robinson col1.

bacher Tdr. 18.

Gutmann-Schwa-

Obv. Naked Apobates on horse

holding whip. Border of dots.

Rev. ZOTHR (retrograde). Type as

615 except to r., caduceus

with fillet.

Didrachm. Ca. 430 B.C.

617. Ж -► 8.41. Acq. Spink, 1962. Gut-

mann-Schwabacher Didr. 3.

Obv. Bearded head r. Border of

dots.

Rev. HIMERA (retrograde). Corin-

thian helmet without crest.

Litra Ca. 430 B.C.

618. Ж Î 0.65. Acq. Baldwin, 1953.

LEONTINI

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age at Leontini, see C . Boehringer,

"Hieron's Aitna und das Hieroneion,"

JNG 18 (1968), pp. 95-96.

Obv. Quadriga driven by bearded

charioteer; above, Nike

crowning the horses. Border

of dots.

Rev. AEONTINON Lion's head;

around, four barleycorns.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 476-468 B.C.

619. Ж \ 17.46. Acq. Catania, 1937.

620. Ж Î 16.85. Robinson coU.

Obv. Naked man on horse, holding

whip. Border of dots.

Didrachm. Ca. 476-468 B.C.

621. Ж | 8.39. Acq. Catania, 1930.

Obv. Quadriga driven by beardless

charioteer holding branch-

like staff; above, Nike crown-

ing charioteer; in exergue,

lion running r. Border of dots.

Rev. i EON TI NON Laureate head

of Apollo in severe style;

around, three laurel leaves;

beneath, lion running r. Sicily

Tetradrachms. Ca. 466 B.C.

622. Ж / 17.28. Jameson 626. Sotheby, 13

June 1911 (Sandeman), 34 = So-

theby, 2 Feb. 1880 (Sparkes),

245.

For the dating of this coin type

and related questions, see C. M.

Kraay, Archaic and Classical

Greek Coins (1976), pp. 211-12;

A. W. Johnston, "Sicilian Notes,"

ZPE 17 (1975), pp. 153-56;

R. T. Williams, "The Damare-

teion Reconsidered," and C. M.

Kraay, "The Demareteion Re-

considered—A Repiy," NC 1972,

pp. 1-24; C . Boehringer, "Hieron's

Aitna und das Hieroneion,"

JNG 18 (1968), pp. 93-96. See

also no. 780 below.

623. Ж / 17.13. Overstruck; tooled in

modern times. Glendining, 24

Nov. 1950 (Ryan), 1503 = Ars

Classica 16, 3 June 1933), 538 =

Hess, 27 Oct. 1932, 572 = Sotheby,

8 May 1916 (Headlam), 40 = J.

Hirsch, 11, 4 May 1904, 96.

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.

(624-28) or 1. (629-30). Bor-

der of dots.

Rev. I EON TI NON Lion's head

r. (624-28) or 1. (629-30);

around, four barleycorns.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 455-430 B.C.

624. Ж -► 17.37. Gallatin col1. Acq. J. Schul-

man, 1930 (Mathey).

625. Ж I 17.00. Glendining, 9 Mar. 1931,

926.

626. Ж Î 17.17. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

627. Ж \ 17.36. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 148.

628. Ж <- 16.66. Robinson col1. (Newell,

1916).

629. Ж -► 17.05. Gallatin col1. K. Regling,

Die griechischen Münzen der

Sammlung Warren (Berlin, 1906),

249.

630. Ж / 16.95. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1506.

Obv. LEON Lion's head with

open mouth r. Border of

dots.

631.

Rev. Naked river god standing 1.,

pouring a libation on altar

from patera and holding a

laurel branch. To r., barley-

corn.

Litra. Ca. 430 B.C.

Ж <- 0.78. Glendining, 24 Nov. 1950

(Ryan), 1506.

Obv.

Laureate head of Apollo 1.

Border of dots.

Rev. I.EONTINON Lion's head 1.,

around, three barleycorns;

beneath, fish.

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632. Ж *- 16.28. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 91.

Obv. AEON Lion's head r. Bor-

der of dots.

Rev. As 631.

Litra. Ca. 415-413 B.C.

633. Ж \ 0.72. Acq. Ravel, 1929.

ZANCLE — MESSANA

Reference for 634 is to H. E. Gielow,

"Die Silberprägung von Dankle-Messa-

na," Mitteilungen der Bayerischen Nu-

mismatischen Gesellschaft 48 (1930), pp.

1-54.

Obv. DANK Dolphin 1. within

sickle-shaped harbor. Border

of dots.

Rev. Incuse pattern divided into

nine elements, the middle one

containing a scallop shell.

Chalcidian drachm. Ca. 520-500 B.C.

634. Ж 5.36. Baranowsky, 25 Feb. 1931

(Traverso-Martini), 333. Gielow

Grp2.

Obv. Lion's scalp. Border of dots.

Rev. MES Border of dots.

Litra. Anaxilas. Ca. 489-480 B.C.

635. Ж -у 0.66. Kricheldorf List 66, Dec.

1962, 19. 44

Abthur S. Dewing Collection

Obv. Biga of mules r. driven by

seated bearded charioteer. In

exergue, bay leaf. Border

of dots.

Rev. M ESSEN ION (boustrophe-

don, single letters sometimes

retrograde). Hare running r.

Border of dots.

Tetradrachms. Anaxilas. Ca. 480-

460 B.C.

636. Ж \ 16.47. Acq. Wittlin, 1947.

637. Ж <- 17.33. Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

638. Ж <- 16.41. Acq. Donner, 1952.

639. Ж \ 17.01. Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

640. Ж \ 16.98. Elder, 23-24 Nov. 1928,

853.

641. Ж -► 16.80. Robinson col1.

Obv. As 636.

Rev. MESSANION (boustrophedon).

Hare running r. Border of

dots.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 460 B.C.

642. Ж <- 17.19. Obv. die break above biga.

Acq. Baldwin, 1952.

Obv. As 636, except above, Nike

flying r. to crown the mules;

in exergue, bay leaf with ber-

ry. Border of dots.

Rev. As 642.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 460 B.C.

643. Ж \ 17.05. Spink, NCirc 1949, 15905.

644. Ж Î 17.19. Rev. below, olive sprig

with two leaves. Acq. Spink, 1951.

Obv. As 643.

Rev. MEZZANION (boustrophe-

don). Hare running r.; below,

olive sprig with two (645) or

three leaves (646). Border of

dots.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 450-430 B.C.

645. Ж -► 17.09. Obv. of 644. Acq. Donner,

1952.

646. Ж <- 17.04. Acq. Baldwin, 1958.

Obv. As 643.

Rev. As 645, except above, letters

(moneyer's initials?).

Tetradrachms. Ca. 430 B.C.

647. Ж / 17.05. Rev. above, TV. Acq.

Donner, 1952.

648. Ж *- 17.13. Rev. above, T.

For the letters, see G. de Ciccio, "Di

un bronzetto di Camarina con firma

di Exachestidas e di un tetradramma di

Messana, inediti," NCirc 1949, cols 603-8.

Obv. Biga of mules r. driven by

standing female charioteer.

(the nymph Messana); above,

MEIZA; in exergue, two dol-

phins. Border of dots.

Rev. MEIZANION Hare running

r.; below, dolphin. Border of

dots.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 430-420 B.C.

648. Ж \ 16.82. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

650. Ж / 17.10. Robinson col1. (Chapman,

1916).

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walking on reins.

Rev. As 649.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 420-410 B.C.

651. Ж / 16.88. Gans List 29 (Winter

1962/3), 7127.

652. Ж -► 16.68. Glendining, 31 Jan. 1951

(Cunningham), 69.

653. Ж -► 17.11. Robinson col1. (Chapman,

1913).

654. Ж *- 17.01. Obv. of 653. Acq. Donner,

1952.

Obv. Biga of mules r. driven by

nymph Messana.

Rev. MEZZANION in exergue.

Hare running 1.; above, eagle;

below, barley stalk.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 420-410 B.C.

655. Ж \ 17.11. Robinson col1. (Seltman

1909).

Obv. Biga of mules 1. driven by

nymph Messana; above, Nike

flying r. to crown the chario-

teer; in exergue, two dol-

phins. Border of dots. Sicily

Rev. MEZIANION (retrograde).

Hare running 1. Border of

dots.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 410 B.C.

656. Ж / 17.10 Rev. below, head of Pan 1.

Acq. Münzhandlung Basel, 1945.

NAXUS

References are to H. A. Cahn, Die

Münzen der Sizilischen Stadt Naxos

(Basel, 1944).

Obv. Late archaic head of Dionysus

1., wearing ivy wreath. Bor-

der of dots between two

linear circles.

Rev. NAXION Bunch of grapes

hanging from stalk between

two leaves.

Drachms. Ca. 510-500 B.C.

657. Ж -► 5.82. Gallatin col1. Acq. J. Schul-

man, 1930 (Mathey). Cahn obv.

28; rev. 35A (new die combina-

tion). The die break near the О

on the reverse shows that Cahn

39 must have been struck after

40-41.

658. Ж / 5.62. Glendining, 18 Jan. 1949

(Jonas), 85. Cahn 40.

Obv. Severe style head of Diony-

sus r. wearing ivy wreath.

Border of dots.

Rev. NAXION Squatting Silenus

holding cantharus.

Tetradrachms (659-60). Ca. 460

B.C. Drachm (661). Ca. 450-440B.C.

659. Ж / 17.25. Acq. Gans, 1944. Cahn 54.

660. Ж \ 17.26. Obv. die breaks in front

of mouth and on nose. Robinson

col1. J. Hirsch 13, 15 May 1905

(Rhousopoulos), 349. Cahn 54,

14 (this coin).

661. Ж <- 4.14. Rev. border of dots. Glen-

dining 10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 155.

Cahn 56.

Obv. As 659.

Rev. NAXION Bunch of grapes

hanging from stalk.

Litra. Ca. 430 B.C.

662. Ж \ 0.65. Acq. Spink, 1958. Cahn 89.

Obv. Classical head of Dionysus r.,

wearing stephane decorated

with ivy wreath. Border of

dots.

Rev. NAZION Squatting Silenus

holding cantharus and thyr-

sus; to 1., stem of ivy.

Tetradrachm. Ca. 420 B.C.

663. Ж Î 16.45. Robinson col1. Rosenberg

9 Mar. 1914, 28 = J. Hirsch 15,

28 May 1906, 1081. Published

in O. Aufleger, Verzeichnis

griechischer Münzen, welche in

galvanoplastischen Nachbildungen

zu beziehen sind (1883), p1. 7,51;

M. Bernhart, Antike Münzbilder

im humanistischen Unterricht2

(1920), 74; F. von Bassermann-

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und Medaille," Geschichte des

Weinbaues2, vo1. 3 (1923), p. 1;

Cahn 101,7 (this coin).

Obv. Laureate head of Apollo

r.; to 1., laurel leaf with berry.

Border of dots.

Rev. [NAZIQN] Squatting Silenus

holding cantharus; to r., thyr-

sus and herm; to 1., stem of

ivy.

Didrachm. Ca. 410-402 B.C.

664. Ж \ 8.08. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 155. Cahn 110.

For Panormus see under Siculo-Punic

issues, no. 969.

SEGESTA

Obv. Hound standing to 1. (666-67,

669,671) orr. (670), or sniffing

to r. (665, 668, 673) or 1. (672).

Border of dots.

Rev. ZECEZTAIIB or ZErEZ-

TAI IB (670, 672) or ZELEZ-

TAIIB (671). Head of the

goddess Aegesta to r. or 1.

(672). 46

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

For the form of the legend, see note

to 590 above.

Didrachms. Ca. 480-400 B.C.

665. Ж -► 7.99. Acq. Catania, 1930.

666. Ж -► 7.69. Rev. linear border. Stack's

12-14 Dec. 1940, 412.

667. Ж -► 8.44. Obv. die break between

legs of the hound. Spink, NCirc

1962, 9694.

668. Ж / 8.23. Cahn, 27 Feb. 1933, 88.

669. Ж ,«- 8.30. Glendining 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 155.

670. Ж Î 8.10. Rev. legend retrograde.

Acq. Catania, 1937.

671. Ж <- 8.15. Obv. above, barleycorn;

rev. legend retrograde; linear

border. Acq. Baldwin, 1954.

672. JR <- 8.38. Obv. above, female head 1.;

rev. legend retrograde, die break

behind neck of goddess; linear

border.

673. JR -► 8.45. Obv., above, three stalks of

barley; Z E С EZTAIIВ (retro-

grade) in oblong rectangular

frame. Glendining. 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 156. Weber 1518.

Obv. [ElTEZTAIQN Aegestes as

youthful hunter standing r.

with 1. foot upon a rock, and

holding two javelins; a pileus

hangs behind; at his feet, two

hounds; to r., terminal figure.

Border of dots.

Rev. Head of Aegesta r.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 405-400 B.C.

674. Ж \ 16.39. Rev. of the didrachm, 673.

J. Hirsch 26, 24 May 1910

(Berlin Dup1.), 84, from Lübbecke

col1. Published in Imhoof-Blu-

mer, Nymphen und Chariten auf

griechischen Münzen (Berlin,

1908), pi. 3, 18; P. Lederer, Die

Tetradrachmenprägung von Se-

gesta (München, 1910), 7, b (this

coin). For the date, die sequence

and related problems see L. Mil-

denberg, "Kimon in the Manner

of Segesta," Actes du 8ème Con-

grès International de Numisma-

tique, New York-Washington 1973

(1976), pp. 113-21.

Obv. Head of goddess Aegesta three

quarter facing 1.; to 1. and r.,

laurel branches.

Rev. [ETEZTAION] Hound 1.;

above, gorgoneion; to 1., mu-

rex.

Litra. Ca. 400 B.C.

675. Ж \ 0.60.

SELINUS

Obv. Selinon leaf.

Rev. Incuse square of "Union

Jack" pattern.

Didrachms. Ca. 530-500 B.C.

676. Ж 8.20. Acq. Catania, 1930.

677. Ж 7.78. Hess 202, 28 Oct. 1930,

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678. Ж 8.89. Robinson col1.

References for 679-82 are to W.

Schwabacher, "Die Tetradrachmenprä-

gung von Selinunt," Mitteilungen der

Bayerischen Numismatischen Gesellschaft

43 (1925), pp. 1-89.

Obv. ZEAINONTÍOZ (679) or ZE-

AINO.TION(680). Quadriga

1. (679-80) or r. (681-82),

driven by Artemis; to her r.,

Apollo standing discharging

an arrow. Border of dots.

Rev. ZEAINOZ (679-80) or ZE-

AINONTION (681-82). River

god Selinus, holding laurel

branch and patera, pouring

libation on altar; to 1., cock 1.

or r. (681), to r., selinon leaf

and bull standing 1. on pede-

stal.

Tetradrachms. Ca. 460-409 B.C.

679. Ж I 15.88. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 92. Schwabacher 1.

680. Ж \ 16.70. Glendining 19 July 1950

(Piatt Hall), 47. Schwabacher 7.

681. Ж <- 17.35. Obv. in exergue, barley-

corn; rev. on bull's pedestal,

incuse A. H. Schulman, 4 Feb.

1950 (Faruk dup1.), 643. Schwa-

bacher 20. Sicily

682. Ж / 16.64. Obv. above, wreath; in

exergue, crustacean. Robinson

col1. (Chapman, 1926). Schwa-

bacher 39.

Obv. ZEAINONTION Heracles,

naked, with club, overcoming

the Cretan bull r. Dotted

border.

Rev. HYYAI. River god Hypsas,

holding laurel branch and

patera, pouring libation on

altar; around the altar, a

snake twines; to r., selinon

leaf and heron r.

Didrachms. Ca. 460-440 B.C.

683. Ж \ 8.73. Acq. Spink, 1929.

684. JR *- 8.22. Robinson col1.

Obv. Head of bearded Heracles

wearing lion's skin, r.

Rev. ZEAINONTION in exergue.

Quadriga 1., driven by chario-

teer holding goad and reins.

Above, selinon leaf.

Hemidrachm. Ca. 410 B.C. ( ?)

685. JR \ 1.69. Jameson 727. Leu, Zürich,

Lagerliste "Sicilia," Sept. 1962,

83.

The dating of this type to the

years before 409 B.C. has recently

been questioned, see C . Boehrin-

ger, "Bemerkungen zur sizilischen

Bronzeprägung in 5. Jahrhundert

v. Chr.," SM 28 (1978), p. 54.

SYRACUSE

References for 686-838 are to E.

Boehringer, Die Münzen von Syrakus

(Berlin-Leipzig, 1929). The dates adopt-

ed here are modified in agreement with

H. Herzfelder, Les monnaies d'argent de

Rhegion (Paris, 1957), pp. 46-59 and C

Boehringer, "Hieron's Aitna und das

Hieroneion," JNG 18 (1968), pp. 68-97.

Obv. ZVRA?OZION Quadriga r.

driven by charioteer; in ex-

ergue, thick line. Border of

dots.

Rev. Small female head 1. in center

of a square incuse of "mill

sail" design.

Tetradrachm. Boehringer Grp. 1, 1,

ca. 510-500 B.C.

686. Ж -► 16.78. Robinson col1. (Chap-

man, 1912). Boehringer 5, 2

(this coin).

Obv. ZVRA Type as 686.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 1,

2, ca. 500-485 B.C.

687. Ж \ 16.25. Glendining, 27 Sept. 1962

(A. M. Woodward), 71 = Glen-

dining, 24 Nov. 1950 (Ryan),

1512 = Cahn 27 Feb. 1933, 94.

Boehringer rev. 13 (new obv.).

688. JR / 15.34. Ciani, 6-7 May 1955, 191.

Boehringer 27.

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to crown horses. Border of

dots.

Rev. ZVRA?OZION Small female

head (Arethusa) r. or 1. (692);

around, four dolphins.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 2,

4, ca. 485-483 B.C.

689. JR / 17.24. Gallatin col1. (J. Hirsch,

1930). Boehringer 38.

690. Ж \ 16.94. Dies of 689. Robinson

col1. Boehringer 38, 5 (this coin).

691. Ж \ 16.57. Obv. of 689. Acq. Donner,

1952. Boehringer 39.

692. Ж \ 16.55. Obv. of 689; rev. tooled.

Robinson col1. J. Hirsch 32, 14-

15 Nov. 1912, 129. Boehringer

42, 14 (this coin).

693. Ж I 16.84. Robinson col1. Naville-

Ars Classica 12, 18 Oct. 1926

(Wertheim), 823 = J. Hirsch 32,

14-15 Nov. 1912, 127. Boeh-

ringer 47.

Obv. Quadriga r. or 1. (696), driven

by charioteer; above, Nike

crowning horses. Border of

dots. 48

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Type as 689.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 2,

5-7, ca. 483-480 B.C.

694. Ж -► 16.83. Glendining, 25 Nov. 1953,

46. Boehringer 58.

695. Ж \ 16.87. Acq. Spink, 1957. Boeh-

ringer 72.

696. Ж <- 16.99. Robinson col1. J. Hirsch 32,

14-15 Nov. 1912, 157. Boehringer

76, 13 (this coin).

697. Ж / 16.51. Acq. Baldwin, 1954. Boeh-

ringer 80.

698. Ж <- 17.39. Spink, NCirc 1941, 8073.

Boehringer 87.

699. Ж / 17.31. Gans List 29 (Winter

1962/3). Boehringer 94.

Obv. Horseman leading second

horse r. Border of dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Head of Are-

thusa r.; around, three dol-

700.

phins.

Didrachm.

ca. 480 B.C.

Boehringer Grp. 3,7,

Obv.

Rev.

701. ж

8.50. Acq. Palermo, 1930. Boeh-

ringer 99.

Type as 694; single or double

exergue line. Border of dots.

ZVRAKOZION Head of Arethu-

sa r.; around, four dolphins.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 3,

8, ca. 480-475 B.C.

17.05. Acq. Morley, 1944. Boeh-

ringer 102.

702. Ж I 17.34. Syracuse 1926 Hoard.

Acq. Catania, 1930. For this

coin, Dewing noted "found near

Syracuse in 1926 with two other

tetradrachms" (736 and another

Syracusan coin). Boehringer

104E.

17.20. Acq. Baldwin, 1958. Boeh-

ringer 110.

17.49. Acq. Chicago, 1951. Boeh-

ringer 117.

17.27. Robinson col1. (Chapman,

1917). Boehringer 118, 3 (this

coin). The reverse die of this coin

has also been used with an obverse

die of Leontini, see Boehringer,

p. 22.

703. Ж -►

704. Ж i

705. Ж /

706. Ж \ 16.84. Acq. Spink, 1958. Boeh-

ringer 128.

707. Ж \ 16.73. Spink, NCirc 1947, 50331.

Boehringer 129.

708. Ж I 17.36. Spink, NCirc 1943, 22393.

Boehringer 137.

709. Ж \ 17.14. Obv. of 708. Spink, NCirc

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710. Ж -► 17.18. Münz. u. Med. FPL 91,

Apr. 1950, 105. Boehringer 142.

711. Ж Î 17.39. Obv. heavy die breaks.

Acq. Grunthal, 1950. Boehrin-

ger 152.

712. Ж -► 17.24. Robinson col1. Boehrin-

ger 154, 3 (this coin).

713. Ж <- 16.46. Acq. Morley, 1945. Boeh-

ringer 164.

714. Ж -► 17.07. Obv. of 713. The condi-

tion of this recut die with its

increased cracks shows that the

coin must have been struck after

the preceding. Acq. Kosoff, 1948.

Boehringer 163.

715. Ж <- 17.12. Rev. large die break above

the head. Acq. Baldwin, 1956.

Boehringer V 73/R 111 (new die

combination), (see SNGKlagen-

furt 481).

716. Ж \ 17.22. Obv. die break in exergue.

Acq. Wittlin, 1947. Boehringer

169.

717. Ж <- 17.34. Ars Classica 13, 27 June

1928, 264 = Naville 5, 18 June

1923, 1031. Boehringer 173, 4

(this coin).

718. Ж -► 17.04. Peus, 15 Mar. 1954 (Le-

jeune), 151. Boehringer R122

(new obv.).

719. Ж Î 17.42. Pennisi col1., 1944. Boeh-

ringer 179,2 (this coin).

Obv. As 694.

Rev. As 701.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 3,9,

ca. 480-475 B.C.

720. Ж Î 17.07. Helbing, 31 Jan. 1930,

130. Boehringer 186.

721. Ж / 17.36. SNGLockett 890. Glen-

dining, 25 Oct. 1955 (Lockett),

791. Boehringer 189.

722. Ж -► 17.35. Rev. die break beneath the

neck line. Wittlin, 29 May 1947,

9453. Boehringer 198. Sicily

723. Ж / 17.49. Raymond List, Sept. 1927,

82. Dewing noted "This was the

first Syracuse tetradrachm in

collection." Boehringer 202.

724. Ж Î 16.74. Rev. of 723. Glendining,

18-20 Apr. 1955, 193. Boehringer

203.

725. Ж \ 17.09. Robinson col1. (Spink,

1906). Boehringer 206,1 (this

coin).

726. Ж \ 17.01. Robinson col1. Boehrin-

ger 212, 6 (this coin).

727. Ж -► 17.39. Glendining 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 169. For the piacement

of this coin in the present series

see G. K. Jenkins, The Coinage

of Gela (1970), p. 27, n. 1. Boeh-

ringer 114 (V52 = V95).

728. Ж \ 17.27. Obv. of 727. Acq. Cata-

nia, 1937. Boehringer 115 (V52

= V95).

729. Ж \ 17.14. Obv. of 727. Santamaria,

25 Oct. 1951 (Signorelli), 328.

Boehringer 214.

730. Ж -► 16.98. Obv. of 727. Glendining,

18-20 Apr. 1955, 195. Boehrin-

ger 216.

731. Ж / 17.52. Spink, NCirc 1943, 21746.

Boehringer 220.

732. Ж / 17.23. Obv. of 731. Acq. Morley,

1944. Boehringer 221.

733. Ж / 16.90. Grabow FPL, Sept. 1953,

38. Boehringer 223E.

734. Ж \ 17.32. Gallatin col1. (J. Hirsch,

1930). Boehringer 224.

735. Ж \ 17.11. Obv. of 734. Acq. Baldwin,

1954. Boehringer 225.

736. Ж -► 17.18. Syracuse 1926 Hoard. Rev.

of 735. Acq. Catania, 1930. Dewing

noted "found with 702 (and an-

other Syracusan coin) near Syra-

cuse in 1926." Boehringer 226.

Obv. As 694.

Rev. As 701.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 3,

10-11, ca. 478-472 B.C.

737. Ж -► 17.19. Naville 6, 28 Jan. 1924,

(Bement), 451. Boehringer 229,5

(this coin).

738. Ж Î 17.23. Obv. of 737. Glendining,

10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 169.

Boehringer 230.

739.

ж i

740.

Ж <-

741.

ж -►

742.

ж \

743. Ж \

744.

745.

746.

747.

748.

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750.

751.

752.

753.

754.

755.

756.

757.

Ж -►

Ж \

Ж /

ж <-

ж /

ж -►

ж î

ж i

ж \

ж -►

ж 1

ж \

ж -►

ж \

758. Ж

Obv.

Rev.

Obol.

759. Ж

17.50. Spink, NCirc 1943, 22394.

Boehringer 232.

17.22. Rev. of 739. Baranowsky,

25 Feb. 1931 (Traverso-Martini),

360. Boehringer 233.

17.20. Boehringer 240.

17.25. Acq. Donner, 1952. Boeh-

ringer 244.

17.30. Obv. Nike's wings not

engraved. Robinson col1. Boeh-

ringer 247, 6 (this coin).

17.29. Acq. Donner, 1952. Boeh-

ringer 254.

17.37. Obv. of 744. Acq. Syra-

cuse, 1937. Boehringer 255.

17.18. Dies of 745. Acq. Stack's,

1943. Boehringer 255.

17.15. Obv. of 744. Boehringer,

VI15 (new rev.; cf. Ars Classica

15, 2 June 1930, 332).

16.95. Dies of 747. Acq. Stack's,

1942. Boehringer VI15 (new rev).

17.10. Acq. Ravel, 1929. Boeh-

ringer 259.

17.28. Obv. of 749. Acq. Münz-

handlung Basel, 1943. Boehrin-

ger, VI17 recut (new rev., simi-

lar to R165; same engraver).

17.14. New Netherlands Coin Co.

5 Dec. 1940, 969. Boehringer 261.

17.08. Obv. of 751. Elder, 23-

24 Nov. 1928, 887. Boehringer

VI18 (new rev.).

17.05. Obv. of 751. Boehringer

VI18 (new rev.).

17.12. Gans FPL 70, 1942, 57.

Boehringer 265.

17.28. Acq. Spink, 1958. Boeh-

ringer 268.

17.37. Acq. Gans, 1952. Boeh-

ringer 270.

17.04. Obv. of 756. Acq. Klein,

Boston Numismatics, 1943. Boeh-

ringer V123/R189 (new die com-

bination).

17.08. Acq. Baldwin, 1952. Boeh-

ringer 274.

Female head. Border of dots.

Wheel of four spokes.

Ca. 480-475 B.C.

0.61. Variant of Boehringer 286-

91. 50

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

Obv. Quadriga r., driven by auriga;

above, Nike flying r.; single

(double on 763) exergue line.

Border of dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOIION Head of Arethu-

sa r.; around, four dolphins.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 3,

12a-d, ca. 474-470 B.C.

760.

761.

762.

763.

764.

765.

766.

767.

768.

769.

Ж /

Ж <-

ж /

ж -►

Ж /

Ж \

ж i

ж î

ж /

ж <-

770. Ж

771. Ж \

772.

773.

774.

775.

776.

777.

17.30. Acq. Gans, 1949. Boeh-

ringer 296.

16.72. Acq. Stack's, 1943. Boeh-

ringer 297.

16.70. Acq. Titchener, 1928.

Boehringer 301.

17.22. Robinson col1. (Raymond,

1920). Boehringer 313,5 (this

coin).

16.97. (piated?). Boehringer314.

17.31. Overstruck. Elder, 26-28

June, 1929 (Lawrence), 147. Boeh-

ringer 316.

17.19. Dies of 765. Boehringer

316.

17.36. Acq. Chapman, 1928.

Boehringer V156, В 213 (new die

combination), see SNGKlagen-

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17.21. Obv. of 767. Acq. Bald-

win, 1956. Boehringer 320.

16.54. Obv. of 767. Glendining,

10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 169.

Boehringer 321.

17.40. Robinson col1. (Raymond,

1911). Boehringer 322, 2 (this

coin).

17.34. J. Hirsch 20,13 Nov. 1907

(Hoskier), 135 = J. Hirsch 12,

24 Nov. 1904 (Kopf), 69. Boeh-

ringer 331, 2 (this coin).

16.91. Bullowa, 15 Oct. 1948,

244. Boehringer 332.

17.32. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 171. Boehringer 342.

16.83. Obv. of 773. Acq. Bald-

win, 1954. Boehringer 343.

17.33. Rev. of 774. Glendining

10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 171.

Boehringer 344.

17.17. Acq. Wittlin, 1947. Boeh-

ringer 348.

17.27. Robinson col1. (Newell,

1915). Boehringer 352,3 (this coin).

Obv. Naked and bearded horseman

r. Border of dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Head of Are-

thusa r.

Drachms. Ca. 470 B.C.

778. Ж / 4.12. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 171. Boehringer 357.

779. Ж <- 4.18. Obv. of 778. Santamaria,

25 Oct. 1951 (Signorelli), 331.

Boehringer 358.

Obv. Quadriga r., driven by auriga;

Nike flying r. to crown horses;

in exergue, lion running r.

Border of dots.

Rev. Head of Arethusa r.; around,

four dolphins. Very thin linear

border.

Decadrachm (Damareteion). Ca. 470

B.C.

780. Ж <- 41.54. Catania 1947 Hoard? Acq.

J. Hirsch, 1952. Boehringer V192/

R264 (New die combination; as

BMFA 356 and SNGANS 5).

The coin, which shows considerable

wear from circulation, seems to come

from a hitherto unrecorded hoard, said to

have been found at Catania in 1947 dur-

ing the blasting of foundation trenches

for the new Palazzo di Giustizia. The

hoard contained tetradrachms and three

or four decadrachms, one of which ap-

pears to be the Dewing specimen.

During the last two decades, the date

and context of this remarkable emission

have been passionately discussed. It

is one of the very few Greek coins actual-

ly mentioned in ancient historical texts:

particularly Diodorus Siculus 11, 26,3;

Pollux, Onomastikon 9, 85; and Hesy-

chios s.v. Demaretion. From these

sources it seems clear that a silver deca-

drachm which took it's name from that

of Gelon's wife Demarete existed in Syra-

cuse. The date of the emission is in

dispute: either 480-479, just after the

peace following the battle of Himera, or

in the late 460s when Deinomenid rule

had already been overthrown.

New evidence, both published and un-

published, tends to indicate that the Sicily

coin is really the Damareteion mention-

ed in the sources, but that its date is

around 470 B.C. It was produced above

all for economic reasons (perhaps war

preparations), and not primarily as a

commemorative issue.

See C . M. Kraay, ACGC, pp. 205-6,

211-12; M. R. Alföldi, Dekadrachmon.

Ein forschungsgeschichtliches Phänomen

(Frankfurt, 1976), pp. 103-17; G.

Manganaro, "La caduta dei Dinomenidi

e il politikon nomisma in Sicilia

nella prima meta del V sec. A.C.,"

AHN 21-22, 1974-75 (1977), pp. 9-40;

C. M. Kraay, "The Demareteion Re-

considered: A Repiy," NC 1972, pp.

13-24; R. T. Williams, "The Dema-

reteion Reconsidered," NC 1972, pp.

1-11; C. M. Kraay, Greek Coins and His-

tory (London, 1969), pp. 19-42 and S.

Jameson, rev. NC 1971, pp. 338-44; C.

Boehringer, "Hieron's Aitna und das

Hieroneion," JNG 18 (1968), pp. 67-98.

For the traditional interpretation, see

Schwabacher, Das Demareteion (Bremen,

1958).

Obv. Quadriga r.; above, Nike fly-

ing r. to crown horses. Border

of dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Head of Are-

thusa r., around, four dol-

phins.

Tetradrachm. Boehringer Grp. 3,

12e, ca. 470-466 B.C.

781. Ж \ 17.48. Acq. Baldwin, 1957. Boeh-

ringer 391 E.

Obv. Female head r. Border of dots.

Rev. ZVRA Octopus.

Litra. Boehringer Grp. 4, 13a, ca.

466-460 B.C.

782. Ж / 0.66 (broken). New Netherlands

Coin Company, 23 Mar. 1942,

379. Boehringer Obv. V227 (new

rev. die).

Obv. Quadriga r.; above, Nike fly-

ing 1. to crown the charioteer;

in exergue, ketos r. Border of

dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Head of

Arethusa r., copied from Da-

mareteion (783) or of Severe

Style (784-85) r.; around, four

dolphins.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

13b, ca. 460 B.C.

783. Ж / 17.34. Robinson col1. Comte A.

Du Chastel de la Howardries,

Syracuse, ses monnaies d'argent et

d'or au point de vue artistique

(Paris, 1898), p1. 2,20. Boehringer

434,4 (this coin).

784. Ж l 17.21. Robinson col1. (Chapman,

1909). Boehringer 440, 8 (this

coin).

785. Ж l 16.86. Naville 6, 28 Jan. 1928

(Bement), 464. Boehringer 448, 1

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Obv. ZVflA Small head of Arethu-

sa r. Border of dots.

Rev. Octopus.

Litra. Boehringer Grp. 4, 13b,

ca. 460 B.C.

786. Ж I 0.62. Spink, NCirc 1955, 16963.

Boehringer 451 var.

Obv. Quadriga r., above, Nike fly-

ing r., to crown horses; in

exergue, ketos r. Border of

dots.

Rev. ZVRAKOZION Head of Are-

thusa in Severe Style r.;

around, four dolphins.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

14a, ca. 460-450 B.C.

787. Ж / 16.42. Robinson col1. (Seltman,

1910). Boehringer 468, 1 (this

coin).

788. Ж | 17.03. Spink. NCirc 1949, 17816.

Boehringer 471.

789. Ж / 17.20. Obv. of 788. Naville 5,

18 June 1923, (BM Dup1.; Bertier

de la Garde col1.), 1051. Boehrin-

ger 472,7 (this coin).

790. Ж -► 16.66. Acq. Morley, 1944. Boeh-

ringer 481. 52

Arthur S. Dewing Collection

Obv. Quadriga r.; above, Nike fly-

ing 1. to crown charioteer; in

exergue, ketos r. Border of

dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

14b, ca. 46(M50 B.C.

791. Ж -► 17.15. Robinson col1. ("Frossard,

4 Nov. 1892, 39"). Boehringer

485.

792. Ж \ 16.79. Obv. of 791. Ketos

retouched. SNGLockett 925.

Glendining, 25 Oct. 1955

(Lockett), 824 = Sotheby, 9 Mar.

1936 (Mavrojani), 75 = Ars Classi-

ca 13, 27 June 1928, 275. Boeh-

ringer 487.

793. Ж \ 17.00. Obv. of 791; rev. hair and

hairband tooled. Acq. Grun-

thal, 1950. Boehringer 489.

794. Ж \ 17.23. Obv. of 791. Acq. Grun-

thal, 1950. Boehringer 490 (R

352 = R 354 = R 356).

Obv. Quadriga r.; Nike flying r. to

crown horses; in exergue, ke-

tos r. Border of dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

15, ca. 450 B.C.

795. Ж \ 16.04. Boehringer 502E.

796. Ж Î 17.06. Grunthal-Gans, 5 June

1950, 97. Boehringer 509.

797. Ж \ 16.77. Obv. of 796. Peus, 15

Mar. 1954 (Lejeune), 155. Boeh-

ringer 510.

798. Ж \ 17.21. Rev. of 797. Spink, NCirc

1943, 22397. Boehringer 511.

799. JR / 17.17. Gallatin col1. Naville 4,

17 June 1922, 323. Boehringer

516, 11 (this coin).

800. Ж \ 16.67. Dies of 799. Acq. Newell,

1928. Boehringer 516.

801. Ж / 17.10. Obр, of 799. Robinson

col1. Spink, NCirc 1910, 76832.

Boehringer 519, 6 (this coin).

802. Ж -► 16.91. Rev. of 801. SCMB 375

(Aug. 1949). p. 390, AM 200.

Boehringer 524.

803. Ж / 16.94. Acq. Klein, Boston Nu-

mismatics, 1943. Boehringer 532.

804. Ж Î 16.81. Obv. of 803. Acq. Wittlin.

Boehringer 533.

805. Ж \ 16.93. Recutting visible near

mane of the back horse of obverse.

Stack's, 12-14 Dec. 1940, 413.

Boehringer 537.

806. Ж -► 17.18. Robinson col1. Spink,

NCirc 1906, 34091. Boehringer

547, 4 (this coin).

Obv. As 795.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

16, ca. 450-440 B.C.

807. Ж \ 17.05. Naville 1, 4 Apr. 1921

(Pozzi), 579. Boehringer 559, 4

(this coin).

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ger 565, 4 (this coin).

809. Ж / 16.95. Robinson col1. (Seltman,

1910). Boehringer 569, 6 (this

coin).

810. Ж <- 17.07. Rev. of 808. Gallatin col1.

Acq. J. Schulman, 1930 (Mathey).

Boehringer 577.

811. Ж -► 17.39. H. Schulman, 4 Feb. 1950

(Farouk dup1.), 646. Boehringer

583.

Obv. Quadriga r. (812) or 1. (813);

above, Nike flying r. (812) or

1. (813); crowning horses; in

exergue, ketos. Border of

dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

17, ca. 440-430 B.C.

812. Ж / 16.87. Acq. Morley, 1944. Boeh-

ringer 589.

813. Ж / 16.49. Acq. Seaby, 1950. Boeh-

ringer 595.

Obv. Quadriga 1. driven by bearded

auriga; above, Nike flying r.

to crown the charioteer; in

exergue, ketos 1. Border of

dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 4,

18, ca. 440-430 B.C. Sicily

814. Ж i 17.12. Rev. to 1., A. Frey, 15-16

Apr. 1955, 1006. Boehringer 597.

815. Ж / 17.24. Obv. of 814. Boehringer

598.

816. Ж \ 16.87. Glendining, 10 Oct. 1951

(Abbott), 173. Boehringer 604.

817. Ж <- 16.24. Obv. of 816. Robinson

col1. (Chapman, 1909). Boehrin-

ger 605, 7 (this coin).

Obv. Quadriga r.; above, Nike fly-

ing r. to crown horses, or 1.

to crown charioteer (820).

Border of dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 5,

19-21, ca. 430 B.C.

818. Ж I 17.03. Acq. Noe, 1942. Boeh-

ringer 628.

819. Ж -► 16.80. Obv. of 818. Robinson

col1. Merzbacher, 15 Nov. 1910,

254. Boehringer 631, 4 (this coin).

820. Ж -► 16.57. Acq. Baldwin, 1954. Boeh-

ringer 632.

821. Ж | 17.12. Robinson col1. (Spink).

Boehringer 647, 12 (this coin).

822. Ж -► 17.05. Rev. double struck. Boeh-

ringer 652 E.

823. Ж Î 17.02. Robinson col1. Boehrin-

ger 656, 9 (this coin).

Obv. As 818 (Nike flying 1. on

824-5).

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 5,

22, ca. 430-420 B.C.

824. Ж <- 17.04. Robinson col1. Boehrin-

ger 670, 20 (this coin).

825. Ж -► 17.21. Obv. of 824. Glendining,

10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 174. Boeh-

ringer 673.

826. Ж \ 17.16. Rev. of 824. Acq. Gans,

1948. Boehringer 678.

827. Ж <- 17.02. Obv. of 826. Acq. Morley,

1944. Boehringer 679.

Obv. As 818, Nike flying 1.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 5,

23, ca. 425-420 B.C.

828. Ж I 17.16. Acq. Baldwin, 1957. Boeh-

ringer 687.

829. Ж <- 16.98. Naville 5, 18 June 1923

(BM Dup1.; Bertier de la Garde

col1.), 1075. Boehringer 693,3

(this coin).

830. Ж / 17.14. Obv. of 829. Naville 5,

18 June 1923 (BM dup1.; Bertier

de la Garde col1.), 1077. Boehrin-

ger 694, 3 (this coin).

831. Ж <- 16.85. Spink, NCirc 1954, 22.

Boehringer 699.

832. Ж -► 17.10. Obv. of 831. Glendining,

18-20 Apr. 1955, 207. Boehringer

704.

833. Ж \ 17.24. Obv. of 831. Boehringer

705.

834. Ж / 16.86. Robinson col1. Boehrin-

ger 710, 2 (this coin).

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10 Oct. 1951 (Abbott), 175.

Boehringer 712.

Obv. Quadriga r.; above, Nike fly-

ing r. to crown horses. Border

of dots.

Rev. As 787.

Tetradrachms. Boehringer Grp. 6,

24-25, ca. 420-415 B.C.

836. Ж \ 17.09. Obv. in exergue, olive leaf

with berry (off flan); rev. of

833. Glendining, 30 Oct. 1957,

36. Boehringer 719.

837. Ж \ 17.31. Obv. in exergue, grasshop-

per. Glendining 25 Nov. 1953, 49.

Boehringer 726.

838. Ж -► 16.74. Obv. as 837. Grunthal-

Gans, 10 Apr. 1951, 553. Boeh-

ringer 727.

References for nos. 839-60 are to

L. O. T. Tudeer, Die Tetradrachmen-

prägung von Syrakus in der Periode der

signierenden Künstler (Berlin, 1913).