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

Telmessus in Lycia at the head of the Glaucus Sinus or
Gulf of Makri, As. 101.
Termera in Caria, its position in the HfJicarnassian peninsula,
As. 102: the etymology of its name the same as
that of Termessus, ib.
Termessus Major in Pisidia, two classes of coins of. As.
102 : legend on one of its coins explained by a bronze
tablet at Rome, 103 : opulence of Termessus attested
by its noble architectural remains, ib. : probably
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an offset
from Termessus Minor, ib.
Theta denoted in early inscriptions, and on archaic coins,
by®. As. 81.
Thuria in Messenia, given by Augustus to the Lacedae-
monians, hence A A on its coins, Eu. 149.
Tiberias in Galilee founded by Herodes Antipas in honour
of Tiberius, As. 104 : its position, ib.
Timarchus made satrap of Babylonia by Antiochus IV. j
enlarges his satrapy by the conquest of a part of Media ;
revolts from the Syrian monarchy, and assumes the title
of Great King ; is defeated and slain by Demetrius I.,
upon whom the Babylonians, who had been oppressed
by Timarchus, confer the title of Soter, K. 8.
Timeles, the river-god, found as a type on coins of
Aphrodisias, As. 21 : and of Heracleia Salbace, As.
22.
Titus, on his return from the capture of Jerussdem, invites
Apollonius of Tyana to meet him at Argos in Cilicia,
As. 24.
Trajanopolis in Phrygia, its site at Ahat-kini, As. 105 : extensive
remains there, ib.
Trapezus in Pontus, its two »ras. As. 106.
TripoUs in Phoenicia the principal sea-port of Cyzioenus,
the husband of Cleopatra, who was the divorced wife of
her brother Lathyrus, and daughter of Ptolemy VII.
(Physcon) ; the Dioscuri held in the highest honour by
the Tripolitae, as their coins demonstrate. As. 107.
Tyana, the site of, at Kiz-hissar, As. 24.
COEEIGEjSTDA.
Valerian made prisoner by the Persians, As. 96 ; died in
Persia, ib.
Venus of Aphrodisias, As. 20 : probably the same ori-
ginally as the Juno of Samus and Diana of Ephesus,
As. 21.
Melanis, temple of, at Corinthus Colonia, Eu. 121.
Vettius Bolanus, governor of Britain a.d. 69, and afterwards
proconsul of Asia, As. 93.
Viminacium a Roman colony situated on an island in the
Danube, Eu. 151.
Vipsania in Phrygia a Roman name given to Amorium,
one of the old cities of Phrygia, in honour of M. Vipsanius
Agrippa, As. 108.
Y.
Ypsili Hissar, the site of the ancient Attuda, a city of
Caria, As. 27.
Z.
Zela in Pontus, its site. As. 109: preserves its ancient
name ; noted for the victory of Mithradates over the
Romans under Triarius, and for that of Julius Caesar
over Pharnaces, ib. : the sun, or fire, originally wor-
shipped here, ib. : its temple of Anaitis, ib.
Zephyrium in Cilicia Tracheia the same city as Irenopolis,
As. 61.
Zeus Labrandeus, the Carian Jupiter, armed with the bipennis.
As. 20.
Zeuxis, an eminent physician at Laodiceia in the time of
Strabo ; his name on a coin of that city. As. 63.
Page 9, the coin of Caranascires and Anzaze is an electrotype from tlie British Museum.
— 54, line 17, for El Husa read El Hossn.
— 65,/or LIBEDUS read LEBEDUS.
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