Numismata hellenica: a catalogue of Greek coins; with notes, a map ...

148 ADDENDA.
Metal
M
M
Size
44
9-
JE 3-
iE
M 4i
Weight
103-3
249-8
N 130-2
M 3+
M
Idrieus.
Head of Apollo, adv. ft. lAPIEQS. Jupiter Labrandeus to r.
HERACLEIA Ionise.
Head of Pallas to r. ; on the decorated helmet, Pegasus to r., and over the forehead
the fore parts of five horses. IJ. Club ; above, HPAKAEaXiiN ; below, small
Victory to L, holding up crown, between mons. 87, 88,— all in wreath of oak.—
Electrotype from the B. M.
HIERAPOLIS Phrygiffi.
Bust of Pallas to r. B. lePAnOAfelTON. Female, in long drapery, to I.; right
hand held up towards face ; in left, bridle (Nemesis).
HIEROPOLIS Cyrrhesticje.
[AYTOKP]ATaP K[A1CAP] ANTONI[N0C],
from r. to I. Head of Caracalla
R. eeAC CYPIAC IGPOnOAITQN, in three lines, in wreath.
HYP^PA Lydiffi.
I€PA CYNKAHTOC. Young male head to r. B. River god, seated on ground, to ^.
above, YnAinHNQN ; below, Y^KtCJVOC— Electrotype from the B. M.
LAMPSACUS Troadis.
to I.
Bearded head, in Phrygian cap, bound with diadem, to I. (Persian king or
satrap ?) R. Anterior half of winged sea-horse to r.— Electrotype from the
HvMter Collection.
LAODICEIA PhrygiEe.
AAOAIKEQN. Young male head to r., in Phrygian cap, bound with diadem of bay
— crescent at the shoulders (Lunus). R. Eagle, with open wings, to r. ; head
turned to I. ; in field to I., a raon. ; below, AI02K0YPIAH2.
N(A£.—The Phrygian cap with pendant flaps, as here represented on a head of the god Lnnns, is
precisely of the same kind as on the preceding coin of Lampsacus. It is the same cap which we
find, but with the anterior flaps tied together under the chm, on the coins inscribed BA2IA or
BA2IAEQ2, and which represent Persian kings when they were masters of Asia Minor. It is the
same also as that worn by the Persian monarch in the great mosaic of Pompeii. But it is totally
difi-erent from the Persian tiara. It would seem, therefore, to have been assumed by the kings of
Persia, as being a sacred Greek head-dress, which thus placed them in the rank of Greek deities.
AYT. KAIC. AAPIANoS. Bust of Hadrian to /•. R. AAOAIKEON. Jupiter,
covered
entirely with long drapery (Laodicenus), standing to I. ; in right hand, female
figure to r., having cornucopiaj in right hand, and crown in left, which she presents
to Jupiter ; left arm of Jupiter resting on sceptre ; at his feet, eagle, with
open wings,
to I,