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496 SIR ARTHUR EVANS. 100 or the beginning of the fifth century. It is possible that we have here Theodosius the Elder and his two sons, Arcadius and Honorius, the latter of whom, then a boy often, was associated in A.D. 394. 101 The further stamp on this ingot presenting the seated figure of Borne and the legend VRBS ROMA should, on the analogy of the similar figure of Sirmium on the gold bar, connect it with the Roman mint. The quality of the metal is further attested by the mint official Paulus as "white" or "fine" silver CAND[IDVM ARGENTVM]. The other two ingots from this find, of nearly equal weight, both bear official stamps of the Treves mint. They are of special interest in the light they throw on the mint-marks of a series of silver pieces that 100 Compare, especially, Sabatier, Monnaies Byzantines, i, PL iii, Figs. 4, 5. These two exagia solicit, &s well as Figs. 6-9, on which all three heads are facing, are attributed by Sabatier to Arcadius, Honorius, and Theodosius II (made Augustus in 408 when one year old). The prominence of the central bust seems to me, however, to agree better with the association of Honorius, Arcadius, and Theodosius I. This is also the attribution suggested by Cohen (viii. 264). 101 Seeck, indeed (cited by Willers, op. cit., p. 217). regarded the profile head to the left as that of an empress, and would therefore recognize here Galla PJacidia, Theodosius, and the young Valentinian III. In this case the date could not be earlier than A.D. 425 about half a century later than the Sirmian bars, which otherwise present such parallel features. But the object which he takes to be a wreath above the head to the left, and which he would therefore compare with the small wreath held by a hand often seen above the head of Galla Placidia and of other empresses of the same period, seems to me to be simply an exaggerated version of the circular jewel of the usual Imperial diadem. In profile heads, especially at the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth century, this feature is often much exaggerated. There is, moreover, no trace of the hand and wrist. The style of the work and notably the seated figure of Urbs Roma seem to me to be of distinctly earlier date.
COINAGE AND CURRENCY IN ROMAN BRITAIN. 497 first make their appearance in the last half of the fourth century. The stamp on one of these ingots bears the inscrip- tion OF. PRIMVS. TR. PVS. PI, no doubt correctly interpreted by Willers Of(ficinator) primus Tr(everorum), pus(ulati] p(ondo) I = unum or una libra. The stamp on the other ingot reads .. PRI(S)CI. TR PS P. I, conjecturally completed . . Prisci(anus) Tr(e- verorum) p(u)s(ulati) (P)ondo (U)num. Pusulatum, sometimes pustulatum, was the regular name for silver refined by the process of cupellation, the surface of which in consequence of this pre- sented a pimpled or "pustuled" appearance. Classical scholars will recall Martial's lines referring to Spanish silver : "Nulla venit a me Hispani tibi libra pustulati." 102 Even more apposite is the passage in Suetonius recording Nero's whim to have nothing but newly " minted coin : . . nummum asperum, argentum pustulatum, aurum ad obrussam." 103 We have here coupled the two technical expressions for pure silver and gold, afterwards taken over into official stamps and dies. The abbreviated form PS given for pusulatum 011 the last-mentioned ingot at once explains the appearance of these letters after the indication of the mint 011 silver pieces, of which the first were struck by Valentinian and his colleagues in the Western mints. Such are TR PS, as on the ingot at Treves, LVC PS at Lyons, 102 Lib. vii, Ep. 86, ver. 6, 7, and cp. viii, Ep. 51, ver. 6. 103 Suetonius, Nero, c. 44. 2.
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assassin.,!.' Strains. Though this
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54 E. S. G. ROBINSON. types of grea
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62 E. S. G. ROBINSON. to determine
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64 E. S. G. ROBINSON. such a dating
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, E. S. G. ROBINSON. one to be empl
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68 E. S. G. KOBINSON. Two early var
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70 E. S. G. KOBINSON. 18. Obv. Silp
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72 E. S. G. ROBINSON. 23. Obv. Silp
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88 E. S. G. ROBINSON. remarkable th
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 99 pieces,
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(Muller, i. 324), and (3) QUAESTION
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MISCELLANEA. 133 one. If there was
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