English Coins and Tokens, with a Chapter on Greek and Roman CoinsJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
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English Coins and Tokens, with a Chapter on Greek and Roman Coins
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Coins, British; Numismatics -- Great Britain; Tokens -- Great Britain
_Kings of Cyprus_ Baalmelek, Azbaal, Evagoras, Nicocles, etc.
LYDIA Sardes, Tralles, etc.
PHRYGIA Apamea, Cibyra, etc.
GALATIA Ancyra, Pessinus, etc.
_Kings of Galatia_ Amyntas, etc.
CAPPADOCIA Cæsarea, etc.
_Kings of Cappadocia_ Ariarathes, Ariobarzanes, etc.
ARMENIA, _Kings of_ Tigranes, Artavazdes, etc.
SYRIA, _Kings of_ Seleucus I. (Nicator), Antiochus I. (Soter),
Antiochus III. (the Great), etc., etc.
COMMAGENE Samosata, Zeugma.
CYRRHESTICA Berœa, Hierapolis.
CHALCIDENE Chalcis.
SELEUCIS and
PIERIA Antioch.
CŒLE-SYRIA Damascus, Heliopolis, Laodicea ad Libanum.
TRACHONITIS with
ITURÆA Cæsarea-Paneas.
DECAPOLIS Canatha, Gadara, Philadelphia, etc.
PHŒNICE Byblus, Marathus, Sidon, Tyre.
_Island of_ Aradus.
GALILÆA Ace (Ptolemais), Sepphoris (Diocæsarea),
Tiberias.
SAMARIA Cæsarea, Joppa, Sebaste.
JUDÆA Ælia Capitolina (Jerusalem), Ascalon, etc.
_Judæa, Kings of_ Simon Maccabæus, Alexander Jannæus,
Herod the Great, Agrippa, etc., etc.
ARABIA Bostra, Philippopolis.
MESOPOTAMIA Carrhæ, Edessa (_Kings_--Mannus, Abgarus,
etc.)
BABYLONIA,
_King of_ Timarchus.
ASSYRIA Niniva (Claudiopolis).
PARTHIA, _Kings of_ Arsaces I. and his Successors.
PERSIA, _Kings of_ Darius, the son of Hystaspes, Xerxes,
Artaxerxes, etc.
BACTRIANA and Sophytes, Diodotus, Euthydemus.
INDIA Demetrius, Eucratides, Heliocles, Euthydemus
_Kings of_ II., Pantaleon, Agathocles, Antimachus,
etc., etc.
CHARACENE,
_Kings of_ Tiræus, Artabazes, Attambilus, etc.
AFRICA.
_Provinces._ _Cities, Islands, Tribes, Kings, etc._
EGYPT, _The Ptolemaic_ { Ptolemy I. (Soter),--Ptolemy XIII. and
_Kings of_. { Cleopatra.
_Alexandria, Imperial_ M. Antony,--Galerius.
_The Nomes_.
CYRENAICA Cyrene, Barca.
SYRTICA Leptis Magna, Oea.
BYZACENE Hadrumetum, etc.
ZEUGITANA Carthage, Utica, etc.
NUMIDIA, _Kings of_ Jugurtha, etc.
MAURETANIA Bocchus I., Juba II., etc.
The above list, although an outline of the barest description, may
serve to give some idea of the ground which is covered by a collection
of Greek and cognate coins.
It will also serve to warn the young collector against buying in a
miscellaneous manner.
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