The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

212 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
Tetartemorion.
3-5 grs.
Tetartemorion.
3-3 grs.
Stater.
190-2 grs.
Stater.
189-7 grs.
Stater.
187-7 grs.
Similar. E. Club.
[Num. Zeit. iii. PI. X. 21.]
Similar.
[Brit. Mus.]
Club between and
ivy-leaf.
CLASS ((3).
Boeotian shield.
[Brit. Mus.
Head of bearded
r. Dionysos in incuse
3 square.
PI. III. 4.]
Boeotian shield on Similar,
which club.
[Brit. Mus. PI. III. 5.]
Similar.
[Brit. Mus. Pi. III. 6.]
Of these staters numerous varieties exist.
Hemi-drachm.
39-8 grs.
Hemi-drachm.
38-5 grs.
Boeotian shield.
[Brit. Mus.
Similar.
PI. III. 7.]
E. Similar.
EB- Kantharos,
above which club, the
whole in incuse square.
Similar, in field 1. battleaxe.
[Brit. Mus.]
The hemi-drachms reading EB seem to be some
years earlier than others of the same type reading GEBH.
Stater.
CLASS (y).
Boeotian shield on
which sometimes
a club.
[Brit. Mus., 8 specimens.
E. Amphora of
which the upper part is
ribbed or fluted ; to one
or both handles an
ivy-leaf is sometimes
attached : the whole in
incuse square. 3
PI. III. 8.]
3 The coin engraved by Dumersan, Cat. Allier de Haute-
rnche, PI. VI. 6. Obv. 3 Amphora, an ivy-leaf hanging