The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

470 SIR ARTHUR EVANS.
6. Do, (Obv. Similar type and legend.) In ex. of reverse
apparently RM (Rome). 44
B. M. Collection. Wt. 1-01 grm. Mod. 14mm.
7. Do. (Obv. Same type and legend.) In ex. of reverse
MD (Milan).
Wt. 1-057 grm. Mod. 145 mm.
B. PERPETVETAS Phoenix with rayed head stand-
ing 1. on globe.
1. Gratian. (Obv. DN CRATIANVS PF AVC :
draped bust to r.) In ex. of reverse TRPS 45
(Treves).
No. 52 above. Wt. 1-3 grm. Mod. 16 mm.
2. Theodosiusl. (Obv. DN THEODOSIVS PF AVC:
as preceding.) In ex. TRPS 46
No. 76 above. Wt. 1-35 grm. Mod. 16mm. PI.
XX, Fig. 11.
C. VIRTVS ROMANORVM Rome seated facing with
head turned 1. holding globe and spear.
1. Gratian. (Obv. DN CRATIANVS PF AVG :
draped bust r.)
In ex. of reverse TRPS.
No. 55 above. Wt. 1-25 grm. Mod. 15mm. PI.
XX, Pig. 7.
2. Magnus Maximus. (Obv. DN MAG MAXIMVS
AVG: similar type.) In ex. of reverse TRPS
(Treves).
See No. 83 above. Wt, 14 grm. Mod. 14-5 mm.
PI. XX, Fig. 9.
44
Under "
Honorius, No. 38, tres petit module ", Cohen gives this
as well as RV and MD-
exergual inscription
40 A silver piece of the same type of about the same module (also
TRPS) is given by Cohen, Gratian, No. 27, but without indication
of weight (M. Rollin).
46 Cohen (Theodosius, No. 26) reproduces a similar piece of about
the same module (M. Charles Robert, weight not given). Another
similar piece, also from the Treves mint, is in the British Museum,
but it shows a weight which comes within the lower limits of the
siliqua scale, viz. 1-781 grm. Its module is 16-5 mm.