The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

272 E. S. G. ROBINSON.
108. Ob v. Horseman walking r. between horse's ; forelegs,
AM dotted border.
;
Eev. Wheel with hub bisected by two spokes ; in the
1. half, two spokes; in the r., silphium plant
with three whorls and five umbels.
B. M. JE. 0-85. Wt. 135-3 grs. = M. i. 98.
Another similar with $A (M. i. 97).
With this may be mentioned the following, which
recalls the type of the gold drachms with XAIPIO^,
as does No. 107 those with F1OAI.
109. Obv. Horseman galloping r. ; behind, KY.
Eev. Wheel with hub and four spokes ; in 1. section,
silphium with two whorls and five umbels ;
linear border.
B. M. M. 0-85. Wt. 112-7 grs. (restruck) = M.
i. 248. Another = M. i. 96.
No magistrate's name or symbol has yet been noted
on coins of this issue. A piece of similar types (M. i. 247)
has on the reverse KY and a crab : this would connect
it chronologically with the gold and silver issues of the
Ptolemaic period bearing the same symbol.
110. Obv. Crab-, dotted border.
Eev. Jerboa r. EYA - - ; dotted border.
Paris = M. i. 99 (cp. ibid. Suppl., 99 A).
There is a fourth letter, possibly a f, to be read on
the Paris specimen. On another coin (M. i. 340) the
jerboa is turned to the 1., and the magistrate is
3fl3l(O). $fl occurs on silver didrachms (M.
and 161), and we meet the same pair in the following
little group (M. i. 88-90 and 237) :
i. 178
111. Obv. Gazelle r. ; above, $fl ; in field r., bunch of
grapes ;
dotted border.
Eev. Silphium with five whorls and seven umbels;
dotted border.
B. M. M. 0-75. Wt. 115-6 grs. (= M. i. 89 A).