The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

PERIOD XVI. IMPERIAL TIMES.
There can be little doubt that the following coins, even
those which are without the emperor's head, belong to
imperial times.
THEBKS.
M. t size 4.
sze .
0HB
Head of bearded
Herakles.l.laur.
border of dots.
[Brit. Mus. PI. VI. 15.]
0HBAI UN.
Female headr.,
turretted and
laureate.
[Sestini, Mus. Font., PI. IV. 16.]
AYTOKPATHP
TAABAC CB
ACTOC. Head
of Galba r.
eniApxi-neMmriAO
Y. Club and arrow (or
rather thyrsus) crossed.
eni APXI neMrm
AO Y 30 . Dionysus wearing
long robes standing r.,
holding kantharos.
With Head of Galba, A.D. 6869.
eni APxmeMrm
AOY and in an inner
\Berl. Bldtt.
0HBAIHN. Nike on
prow, 1., holding wreath
and palm.
Bd. III. p. 167.]
30 The reading here given is conjectural. Sestini both in his
Plate and in his text has GHBAIHN MFITIAO, which
must, I think, be a misreading. Proke h-Ost. Ined., 1859,
p. 16, in describing a coin which evidently bears the same
name, gives it as 111 APXIH eMPlflAOY. Mion. ii.,
p. 110, has another coin, obv. head of Herakles, r. laur. ; rev.