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510 SIR Ai.Tiiri; KVANS. On tho othor side the ingot, is seoivd in tho middle MS if indicating the place where il might be cut in half. 1 Its weight as given by Milles is 11 oz. 7 dwt. 6 gr. = 323481 grammes. At present it is somewhat less li.ô-l.'J grammes but there are signs of a slight flaking off at the edges which may account for the difference. FlO. ('. Silver inôt found in t he Tower of London. It is clearly intended, like the Dierstorl ingots, to rt'i'ivsi-nt tidier measure. 181 ;i j;ouiid \\cight, and shows a somewhat "Of the Towrr pound." II.- ;ilso îves its weight ;is l.'.l'.fj Troy grains ". Tlu; i in,i;ot is now in the IJrUish MIIS.MIIU. il The analysis of this ingot as g\\
COINAGE AND cURKKNcy IN UOMAN BRITAIN, 511 BVoxn (he occurrence of the solidus of Honorius n appears that this deposit took place in or after A. i.. ;v.);>. In connexion with the find on the site of the Tower i London must almost certainly be taken a discovery made in 1781 at Bentley Priory, near Stanmore, Middlesex, It consisted of a hoard of fifty lioman gold coins (solidi) dating from Constantino Junior or Constant ins II's time onwards, "some small silver and copper coins of Valentinian", two finger-rings ;uid a bracelet of gold, and a "plate or piece of silver inscribed HONOR, sot in a triangular frame of iron ". We have here similar associations to those of the Tower hoard, and thero is every reason to boliovo that the last item represents a half-ingot of the same type as that above described. It will l>o seen from Fig. C that, in order to divide such an ingot in halves, a cut would be made across the middle of the stamp in its narrow par!-- hetwoen the EX OFFI and the HONORINI of the inscription. Owing to the axe-like expansion of the ends each half would present a sub- triangular appearance, and the impression of the three last letters of HONORINI may well have heen imperfect. The triangular iron frame prohahl\ represents part of the iron hindin^ of some small cliost that had hecome attached to Ihe !ialf-in;',o! by oxidization. The ^-old coins as desenhed in (iou-di's 1 (
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Ciccio (Mons. G. de). CONTENTS. ANC
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PLATES CONTENTS. Ill LIST OF PLATES
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O J. MAVROGORDATO. with which its m
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4 J. MAVROGORDATO. contemporaries o
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6 J MAVROGORDATO. the constancy whi
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8 J. MAVROGORDATO. Placed as she wa
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IQ J. MAVROGORDATO. Thessalian town
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!_> j. MAVROGORDATO. no electrum co
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14 J. MAVROGORDATO. fall into quite
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16 J. MAVKOGORDATO. treatise quoted
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18 J. MAVROGORDATO. erection were r
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20 J. MAVROGOEDATO. As already sugg
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22 J. MAVROGORDATO. These two coins
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24: J. MAVKOGORDATO. solar emblem,
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26 J- MAVROGORDATO. This type, whic
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28 J. MAVROGORDATO. onward, and it
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30 J. MAVROGORDATO. paper, he came
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32 J. MAVROGOKDATO. 17-00 JR. - mm.
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34 J. MAVROGORDATO. show its shape
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36 J. MAVROGORDATO. The chief chara
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38 J. MAVROGORDATO. the punch-mark
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40 J. MAVROGORDATO. In field 1. sma
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42 J. MAVROGORDATO. No. 14. It is n
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44 J. MAVROGORDATO. Attica, PI. iii
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4:6 J. MAVROGORDATO. Before leaving
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48 J. MAVROGORDATO. Not only does t
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50 J. MAVKOGORDATO. On this ground
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assassin.,!.' Strains. Though this
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54 E. S. G. ROBINSON. types of grea
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;,(> E. s. (. KOHIXSON. 7 the B.M.
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58 E. Sc G. ROBINSON. There is no r
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60 E. S. G. ROBINSON. A stylistic c
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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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74 E. S. G. ROBINSON. Now No. 28 is
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7G E. S. G. KOBINSON. which its exp
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78 E. S. G. KOBINSON. On No. 20, as
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80 E. S. G. ROBINSON. conceivable.
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82 K. s. G. ROBINSON. he had fled t
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84 E. S. G. ROBIXSOX. What was the
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SI) E. S. G. ROIUXSOX. (Gyrene or B
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88 E. S. G. ROBINSON. remarkable th
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90 E. S. G. KOBINSOX. Her. Silphium
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E. S. G. ROBINSON. Rev. Head of bea
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94 E. S. G. KOBIXSON. of the magist
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9(> E. S. G. ROBINSON". which may b
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 99 pieces,
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 101 ethnic,
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(Muller, i. 324), and (3) QUAESTION
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III. SOME IRREGULAR COINAGES OF THE
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n;m
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IRREGULAR COINAGES OF STEPHEN^ TIME
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IRREGULAR COINAGES OF STEPHEN'S TIM
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IKREGULAR COINAGES OP STEPHEN'S TIM
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IV. 345 THE ANCIENT COINS OF LIN-TZ
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF LIN-TZU. 123 a
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF LIN-TZU. 125 t
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| THE ANCIENT COINS OF LIN-TZU. 127
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THE ANCIENT COIHf OP LIN-TZU. 129 F
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THE ANCIENT COINS OF LIN-TZU. 131 I
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MISCELLANEA. 133 one. If there was
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MISCELLANEA. 135 I am indebted to M
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V. QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. (Continu
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 139 an anci
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 141 to abou
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QUAESTIOXES CYRENAICAE. 14:3 driven
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 145 the sys
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 147 We Lave
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 149 None of
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 151 Of the
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 153 the way
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QUAESTIONES CYBENAICAE. 155 his suc
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 157 what we
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 159 parison
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 161 should
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 163 This gr
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 165 i. e. a
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i 78 j I than I the QUAESTIONES CYR
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 169 settlem
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 171 129 of
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QUAESTIONES CYRENAICAE. 173 reverse
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 175 belong
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QUAESTIONES CYKENAICAE. 177 82 a. O
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VI. CBOTON. (SEE PLATE VIII.) 1. TH
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CROTON. 181 (d) Another specimen. B
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CROTON. 183 the earliest of the ser
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CROTON. 185 included with the other
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CROTON. 187 a Campaiiian legion whi
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CROTON. 189 seen this coin, thinks
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CROTON. 191 a manner resembling muc
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IRISH COINAGES OF HENKY VIII AND ED
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IEISH COINAGES OF HENRY VIII AND ED
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IRISH COINAGES OF HENEY VIII AND ED
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IKISH COINAGES OF HENRY VIII AND ED
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THE TECHNIQUE OF SIMON VAN DE PASSE
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IX. COINS OF THE SHAHS OF PERSIA. (
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COINS OF THE SHAHS OF PERSIA. 247 T
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE EOYAL NUMISMATIC
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4 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 8. Canadian An
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6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE results of his
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10 PROCEEDINGS OF THE 3. Journal of
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STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSE-
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20 PROCEEDINGS OF THE The Reports o
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22 PROCEEDINGS OF THE In that from
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24 PROCEEDINGS OF THE worthiness, h
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26 PKOCEEDINGS OF THE like Mr. Macd
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28 PROCEEDINGS OF THE Our losses of
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30 PROCEEDINGS OF THE at the age of
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32 PKOCEEDINGS OF THE fact that he
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34: PKOCEEDINGS OF THE Alexander ty
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36 PROCEEDINGS OF THE of coiffure u
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38 PKOCEEDINGS OF THE of rubbing a
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40 PROCEEDINGS OF THE bears the hea
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42 PKOCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL NUMISMA
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250 E. S. G. ROBINSON. and heiress
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252 E. S. G. KOBINSON. Berenice) wa
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254 E. S. G. KOBINSOX. third centur
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256 E. S. G. ROBINSON. 88. 01)v. Si
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258 E. S. G. ROBINSON. But all thes
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260 E. S. G. ROBINSON. Ophelias " r
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262 E. S. G. KOBINSOX. 179, wt. 114
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264 E. S. G. EOBINSOX. Cydonia that
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266 E. S. G. KOBINSON. The heads on
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268 E. S. G. ROBINSON. c. 270, with
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270 E. S. G. ROBINSON. the reverse
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272 E. S. G. ROBINSON. 108. Ob v. H
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274 E. S. G. ROBINSON. The followin
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276 E. S. G. ROBINSON. tion the few
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278 E. S. G. ROBIXSOX. have to be a
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280 E. S. G. ROBINSON. One group of
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282 E. S. G. ROBINSON. A late date
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284: E. S. G. ROBINSON. the Cyrenai
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286 E. S. G. ROBINSON. grandsons of
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288 E. S. G. ROBINSON. during this
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290 E. S. G. ROBINSON. of Athens an
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292 E. S. G. ROBINSON. KOINON coins
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XI SOME CYPRIOTE "ALEXANDERS". (SEE
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296 E. T. NEWELL. Cypriote alphabet
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298 E. T. NEWELL. silver coins, and
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300 E. T. NEWELL. the name and type
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302 E. T. NEWELL. 5. TETRADRACHM. O
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304 E. T. NEWELL. in the monogram "
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306 E. T. NEWELL. characterized by
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308 E. T. NEWELL. 7. TETRADRACHM. O
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310 E. T. NEWELL. 17. TETRADRACHM.
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312 E. T. NEWELL. 29. TETRADRACHM.
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320 E. T. NEWELL. corroborated by o
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322 SOME CYPKIOTE "ALEXANDERS". It
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324 FREDK. A. WALTERS. perfectly ci
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326 FKEDK. A. WALTERS. a laurel wre
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328 FREDK. A. WALTERS. Augustus, wi
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330 FREDK. A. WALTERS. details of m
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332 FREDK. A. WALTERS. to his own s
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334 FKEDK. A. WALTERS. and legend.
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XIII HOAED OF NINE ANGLO-SAXON PENN
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338 R. CYRIL LOCKETT. Although, the
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840 K. CYRIL LOCKETT. seen that the
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34:2 K. CYKIL LOCKETT. until his de
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o 23 fe O PQ P S n 02 I I I I fen 5
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346 HENRY SYMONDS. Parliament and A
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348 HENRY SYMONDS. Gold of 22 carat
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350 HENRY SYMONDS. JAMES II. 14 Jul
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352 H. L. KABINO. which remained un
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354 H. L. RABINO. 14. Rasht. Obv. ^
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356 H. L. KABINO. boar, above bird
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358 MISCELLANEA. qu'un autre seul e
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360 MISCELLANEA. flottantes par der
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XVI. A CHRONOLOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OF
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CHRONOLOGY OF THE COINS OF CHIOS. 3
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CHKONOLOGY OF THE COINS OF CHIOS. 3
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CHKONOLOGY OF THE COINS OP CHIOS. 3
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_ CHEONOLOGY OP THE COINS OF CHIOS.
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XVII. NOTES ON THE COINAGE AND SILV
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COINAGE AND CUERENCY IN ROMAN BRITA
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COINAGE AND CURRENCY IN ROMAN BRITA
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COINAGE AND CUKRENCY IN ROMAN BRITA
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