The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

228 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE.
m. 4.
TANAGRA.
182-7 grs.
Obol
10-8 grs.
Stater.
180 grs.
15-4 grs.
Head of Pallas, helmeted
r., F1AAT-
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[Rev. Num., 1843, PI. X. 5.]
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Owl r., in front ot olivebranch.
Boeotian shield. T A. Forepart of horse spring-
ing r., his neck hound with laurelwreath,
the whole in concave field.
[Brit. Mus. PI. IV. 16.1
Similar. Similar.
[Brit. Mus.]
Similar. TA- Similar, but beneath horse
bunch of grapes.
[Num. Zeit. iii. 381.]
Boeotian shield. TA- Forepart of horse r., in
concave iield.
[Brit. Mus,]
Of these obols there are many varieties reading T A,
TA A/A, ^T
, &c., the horse 011 the reverse being
sometimes to the left. A specimen described by Mionnet,
ii. p. 107, has the letter in the field.
Hemi-obol.
6-7 grs.
Tetartemorion.
4 gre.
Tetartemorion.
2* grs.
Half Boeotian shield. T A. Horse's head r.,
in concave field.
[Brit. Mus.]
Boeotian shield. Similar, r. or 1.
[Num. Zeit. vs.. No. 95.]
Similar. T A. Forepart
[Num. Zeit. ix. No. 100.]
1., in concave field.
of horse
On all the above coins the square incuse is replaced by