The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

216 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
387. Conclusion of the Peace of Antalcidas, by which the
Boaotian confederacy was for a time dissolved, each
city in Bceotia being recognised as autonomous.
Half-drachm.
46-3 grs.
Obol.
15-8 grs.
Stater.
191 grs.
Stater.
191-3 grs.
Stater.
191 grs.
Stater.
185-6 grs.
Stater.
184-2 grs.
PALE GOLD.
Head of bearded
Dionysus
right, wearing
wreath of ivy.
[Brit. Mus.
Similar.
[Brit. Mus.
Boeotian shield.
Similar.
Similar.
[Brit. Mus.
Similar.
Similar.
[Brit. Mus.
O E. Infant Herakles
seated, facing, head towards
left, strangling serpents ; beneath
club : traces of incuse
square.
PL III. 10.]
SlLVEB.
[Brit. Mus.]
[Brit. Mus.]
[Brit. Mus.]
O E. Similar type,
wards right no club.
;
PL III. 11.]
io-
0. Amphora of which the
upper part is ribbed or
fluted ; concave field.
B
E. Similar ; in field 1.
bow ; concave field or circular
incuse.
E. Similar ; in field,
bow, club, or bunch of
grapes ; concave field.
PL III. 12.]
E. Similar amphora, an
ivy-leaf above attached to
handle ; in field 1. oenochoe,
concave field.
E. Similar amphora,
the whole in wreath of ivy ;
concave field.
PL III. 13.]