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4] NOTE ON THE WEIGHTS OF GREEK COINS. cities were founded on the drachma, and consisted of its multiples and fractions, the principal coin of Corinth was a stater of silver, of the same weight indeed as the didrachmon of Athens, but divided into ten litrse, and is described by Julius Pollux as the Kopiveiof; or hKaUTpog ararrip*. Probably, like the Lydian gold coin, its weight came from Phoenicia. The Acrocorinthus was unquestionably one of those strong maritime positions of which the Phoenicians took possession in the prosecution of commercial enterprise, and where they introduced the worship of the Syrian goddess, whom the Greeks converted into Venus Urania, as we find exemplified in the similar positions of Paphus, Cnidus, Cythera, and Eryx, all Phoenician settlements, and all celebrated for their temples of Venus. At the Acro- corinthus, Venus was preferred even to Minerva, the customary guardian of Greek citadels, though there was also at Corinth a Phoenician Minerva ', and a mountain in the Corinthia called ôtviKaiov ", both indications of an early Phoenician settlement. It is remarkable also that Venus is honoured equally with Pallas on the obverses of Corinthian coins. Solon, therefore, in fixing upon the proportion of 73 to 100, made practically a monetary alliance with Corinth, which at that time was, equally with Athens, a rival of the wealthy and prosperous ^gina. The effect of this numismatic union between Athens and Corinth has been, that Athenian didrachma are now very scarce, and Corinthian staters very common ; on the other hand, Athenian tetradraclima are very numerous, while no double stater of Corinth has yet been published, the mints of the two cities having apparently acted in concert by means of these two points of their respective scales. From a general examination of weights we may deduce, that the iEginetan standard accompanied the use of the iEolic dialect through the Doric states of the Peloponnesus, and was generally adopted in Crete, as well as throughout Boeotia and Thessaly, in both of which provinces, until the Roman conq\iest, the i?5olic dialect was in use, as well as the jEginetan monetary scale. The principal colonies of Italy and Sicily having been derived chiefly from Achaia and Corinth, we are not surprised to find the Corinthian weights and monetary scale prevailing among them. In Macedonia, Philip II. chose for his celebrated staters of gold the weight of the Athenian didrachmon or Corinthian stater, but adhered to the old Macedonian scale in his silver coinage. It is difficult to form an opinion on the origin of this latter scale. It does not appear to be iEginetan, as might have been presumed from the Argive origin of the royal family of Macedonia. Possibly it was Eubcean, mention being made in ancient authors of an Euboic talent as different from the Attic, and the coins of some of the cities of that island being apparently on a scale which does not correspond to the Attic. We find an unit of weight, of from 55 to 57 grains, in the money of Chalcis of Euboea, of Chalcis of Macedonia, of the Bisaltse, and of Alexander the First '. We find it equally in the Graeco- Egyptian series, where it appears that Ptolemy Soter adopted the old Macedonian standard instead of that which had been employed by Alexander the Great and his successors, for it was Alexander who first employed the Attic scale for the Macedonian silver coinage, which he was probably induced to adopt for the same reason that prompted Solon to assimilate the Attic weight to the Corinthian, namely, commercial convenience. As all monetary standards have a tendency to degenerate, it cannot be expected that Greece was ultimately an exception, although the productions of some of its mints preserved their accuracy of weight for a length of time unexampled, unless perhaps in some of the most commercial and wealthy states of modern Europe. Debasement is most observable in the cities, whether of Doric or Ionic origin, which were the farthest removed from the two centres of commerce and colonial civihzation, Athens and Syracuse. Cities having little union with others by bonds either of politics or trade, and having thus a currency of limited circulation, would naturally be less interested in main- taining the credit of their currency beyond the limits of the state. In the interval between the Macedonian conquest and the Roman, the circulation in silver appears to have consisted chiefly of the money of Athens, of Corinth and its colonies, of Alexander and his successors, of the Cistophori of Asia, of the chief Sicilian cities, and of Taras and Neopolis in Italy. We find, that not long after the Roman authority had completely established itself over Greece Asia, and the Italo-Greek cities, the Solonian drachma of 68 grains, and the Roman denarius of 1 1 2 grains, had both declined to the weight of 60 grains. To resume, as briefly as possible. The principal objects of the foregoing observations are two:— 1. to discover how it came to pass, that in Lydia, in Persia, and among the independent communities and kingdoms which con- stituted Greece in Asia, Europe, Italy, and Sicily, there was, except in the ôlic and Doric cities, one point in the monetary currency common to all, namely, an equiponderant of the Attic didrachmon.— 2. To account for the motive of Solon in reducing the weight of the drachma in the proportion of 73 to 100. * It seems likely, that every considerable city had a staple money called the stater; those in gold were generally didraclima. The staters of Athens (Phot. Lex. in araTtip) and Judaea were tetradraehma of silver those of ; Phocaea, and Cyzicus, and perhaps otlier Asiatic cities, were tetradraclima of eleetrum that of ; Corinth, a didi-achmon of silver. ' *oiriK)) >; 'XQr]va Iv —T^zes KopivQqj. ap. Lycophr., 638. ' Ephorus ap. Stephan. in v. ' A hoard of more than 200 silver coins, all weighing about 35 grains, were found in Macedonia, in 1827. About half of them were inscribed ISTIAIEQN, the other half MAKEAONQN. All liad a feminine head of Bacchus on the obverse on ; the reverse of those of Histisca was, as usual, a female seated on a galley ; on the reverse of the Slacedonian, the prow of a galley. It appears that Chalcis and Histitea adhered to tlie old Euboic standard, while Eretria and Carystus adopted that of Athens. Another neighbour of the Athenians, namely, Cartluea Cese, seems also to have abandoned its old stand.-ird, the Mgmet»n, for the Attic, when Athens become powerful.— Vide Ins., p. 6.
GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX, ACCORDING TO THE ARRANGEMENT OF ECKHEL. The Numbers refer to the Pages of the several divisions of the Work. K. Kings and Dynasts. As. Asiatic Greece.—Eu. European Greece.— Ins. Insular Greece.— Af. African Greece.
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PREFACE. The geographical knowledge
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Metal Size Weight N N M M M M JR JR
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Metal M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
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Metal KINGS OF MACEDONIA.
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Hetal Size Weight M M M M JR M JE M
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'age CORRIGENDA TO KINGS AND DYNAST
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Metal Size Weight M ASIATIC GREECE.
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Metal M M JE M JE M M M M M M M Siz
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Metal M ^ M M M JE M M M ASIATIC GR
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Metal iE M M M M M M M Size 4i 8 5
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Metal M JE Br. M jE Size *2 ASIATIC
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Metal JE JE M JE M M M JE M JE Size
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Metal M M M M M JE M JE ASIATIC GRE
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Metal M M M JE M M M JE Size Weight
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Metal ASIATIC GREECE.
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Metal Size Weight M JE M JE M M JE
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Metal JE M JE JE JE JE JE JE JR I S
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Metal M M M M M N N N N M Size H 2+
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Metall Size M 4 M M 3 3 3 3i 3i 3i
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Metal ^GiEAN SEA.
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so INSULAR GREECE. Metal Size Weigh
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Page 514 and 515: 6] Csena . Calacte Camarina . Catan
Page 516 and 517: 8] BOSPORUS CIMMERIUS. GEOGRAPHICAL
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Page 522 and 523: 14] Boeotiae (monetary), Eu. 100: o
Page 524 and 525: 16] pollonia (Lyciae), description
Page 526 and 527: 18] monarchy under Diodotus about 2
Page 528 and 529: 20] thus successively their chief t
Page 530 and 531: 22] Damastium (lUyrici) probably a
Page 532 and 533: 24] Euergetes, epithet of Antiochus
Page 534 and 535: 26] Homer figured on coins of Colop
Page 536 and 537: 28] wards by Pleminius, the lieuten
Page 538 and 539: 80] earlier dynasts ; preserves its
Page 540 and 541: 32] League, Eu. 4 : made a Roman co
Page 542 and 543: 34] ruler of Argissa, Gyrtone, Orth
Page 544 and 545: 36] coins of Tarsus and of some of
Page 546 and 547: 381 hostile alliance headed by Crot
Page 548 and 549: 40] U. Urof the sacred writings (no
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Page 552 and 553: iv PREFACE. to that of the capture
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Metal Size M JE M M M M M M 4+ 7-6
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Metal Size Weight M M M M M M M H 9
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Metal M M M M M M M Size 5i 2+ 7+ H
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12 Metal Size Weight M 9i JE Sh M 3
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82 ! Metal Size Weight M M M M M M
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84 ASIA. Metal i M M Size 1 4i M Q\
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sc ASIA, Metal Size M JE M 3-2 5 5-
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88 Molal Size Weight M M JR M M a:.
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90 Metal M Size 5 + JE JE M JE iE M
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92 Metal Size Weiglit M JE M JE M M
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94 ASIA. Metal Size ; M M M M M M M
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96 Meta' Size Weight M M M M M M M
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98 Metal Size Weight M M M M JR M M
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100 Metal ASIA.
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102 Metal M JR JE /E JE Size 2i
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104 Metal Size Weight M M M JE M 4+
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106 ASIA. Metal M M M M JE JE M M m
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108 Metal Size Weight JE JE 3 ^ M J
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Metal M M M iE M M Size Weight in g
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112 Metal M Size 8+ M M M M M M M M
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114 EUROPE. Metal
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Metal EUROPE.
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118 EUROPE. Metal Size M M M M M M
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120 Metal M M M M M M M M Size 7 6+
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122 MeUl M ^ M M M MM M MMMM JR M M
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124 Metal M JE JE M M JE M Size 3+
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126 Metal Size Weight M M M M U 4+
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128 Meta j Al M M M M M M M M M M M
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130 Metal M M M M M MM Size I 5 3 2
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132
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134 MeUl Size Weight M 5i iE M M JR
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136 EUROPE. Metal M JE M ^ JR. M M
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138 Metal M M M M M M M Size 3+ 4-3
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140 Metal M JE M M JE Size 3 4 X3 3
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142 EUROPE. Metal M M M M 10 JE M S
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144 Metal M M M JE Size 5 + 6-5 Ji\
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146 Metal M M M M M M M M M M S!ze
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148 M M Metal Size Weight j& M M M
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150 EUROPE. Metal
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Metal Size M M M M M M M 5+ 3 7-2}
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154 Metal M M M
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166 Metal Size Weight M M 3- '2- El
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158 ISLANDS. Metal M M M M
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160 Metal Size Weight M M M M M M M
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162 ISLANDS. Metal Size Weight M 8-
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164 ISLANDS. Metal
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166 Metal Size M JE M M M M M M M N
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168 > Metal Size I Weight M M M M M
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170 Metal ISLANDS.
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172 Metal ISLANDS.
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174 ISLANDS. Metal Size Weight M M
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Metal JR M M M M Size 8- 2i 3+ M 10
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178 ADDENDA. Metal M M M Size Weigh
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180 INDEX. ApoUonia Mysise Mygdonia
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182 INDEX. Thalassa Cretse . Thasus
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184 INDEX TO THE NOTES. Aureliopoli
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186 INDEX TO THE NOTES. use in the
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188 Philalethes, a magistrate of La
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