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| Rome ... Elagabalus ... Δηνάριο: Ελαγάβαλος 218 222 μ.Χ. Coin no. 20. IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG
Bust of Emperor r., laureate and draped. Border of dots. VICTORI-A AVG
Victory flying l., holding diadem in both hands; on each side, ... 218-222 A.D. |
| Sikyon ... Warren 1984, Group 12.
[rev., AINEA[ς]. Warren, Group 12.1]
Sicyon.
ΑΙΝΕΑ[Σ] above dove left. Coin no. 2. Well. Found in 20/5/1936 baskets. Head of Apollo r. [ςI] Dove flying l.; in field, name. 1813, ... 1st century B.C. |
Chalkis ... Picard, Chalcis, nos. 12--22.
[Picard, Chalcis, p. 53, no. 21.] Weight: Broken Bust of Hera facing, wearing diadem with five disks, resting on collar. XAλ Eagle holding snake; no symbol ... 338--308 B.C. |
Athens ... Struck in the region of Olynthos.
Sv. 22.93--96.
[Robinson and Price 1967, pp. 1-6.] Head of Athena l., wearing Attic helmet. Θ/A/H Owl facing, stg. on kernel of wheat; on either side, pellet and olive ... 363--359 B.C. (Region of Olynthos) |
| Athens ... Sv. 79.18--21; Kroll 1972, pl. 34:15--19.
[overstruck on Agora XXVI, variety 115] Head of Athena Parthenos r.; border of dots. A-θE Owl stg. r., facing, on horizontal amphora; at r., mystic staff; all ... late 70's B.C. |
Sikyon ... Warren 1983, Group 6b; or 1984, Group 9.
[(Warren 1984, Group 9.8)] ςI above Dove feeding r.; below, δH Tripod in olive wreath ... late 3rd century--160/150 B.C. |
Andros ... BMC 14--19 Head of young Dionysos r., wearing ivy wreath. A-N|δ-PI Thrysos ... 4th--2nd century B.C. |
| Athens ... Sv. 106.23--26 Head of Apollo r.; border of dots. Α/Θ-Ε
Lyre. 85-21-10 ... ca. 130--90 B.C. |
Achaian League ... Pagai mint..
[Pagai mint (M. G. Clerk, Catalogue of the Coins of the Achaean League, London 1895, p. 23, no. 33; BMC 135)] Casts At r., XAPMIδ[Aς] Zeus stg. l., with Nike and scepter; border of dots. AX[AIωN ... 191--146 B.C. |
| Athens ... Sv. 82.32--35 Casts Head or simple bust of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet or, rarely, Attic helmet; border of dots. AθH-N-AIωN or, very rarely, Aθ-HN-AIωN Athena Parthenos stg. l., as Agora XXVI, ... (140's or) 150's--ca. 175 after Christ |
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