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Severus (Cohen, No. 104) with rev. the Arch of Severus;
Cos. Ill P. P.
Mr. G. F. Hill read a paper on " The Coins of Pisidian
Antioch ". Most of the coins described were discovered or
acquired by Sir William M. Kamsay during his excavations
on the site of Antioch in Pisidia, and from these Mr. Hill
was able to give an account of the mint and to make cor-
rections in coins previously attributed to other Antiochs.
(This paper was printed in Vol. xiv, pp. 299-313.)
NOVEMBER 19, 1914.
SIR ARTHUR EVANS, P.S.A., F.R.S., &c., President, in the
Chair.
The Minutes of the Meeting of October 15 were read and
approved.
Mr. Herbert E. E. Hayes and Monsignore Giuseppe de
Ciccio were elected Fellows of the Society.
The following Presents to the Society were announced
and laid upon the table, and thanks ordered to be sent to
their donors.
1. Aarb0ger forNordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie, 1913.
2. American Journal of Archaeology. Vol. xviii, No. 3.
3. Annual of the British School at Athens. No. xix.
4. Annual Report of the Deputy Master of the Mint, 1913.
5. Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland.
Vol. xliv, Pt. 3.
Mr. J. Mavrogordato read the first portion of his mono-
graph on the "Coinage of Chios", in which he discussed
the coinage of the archaic period. After a discussion of the
origin of the sphinx type the reader proceeded to give the