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III.
COINAGE OF EPHESUS.
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.
SINCE the publication of my paper on the chronological
sequence of the coins of Ephesus, in June last (Num.
Chron., N.S., vol. xx. pp. 85 173j, I have been
favoured, through the kindness of M. Waddington and
others, with so much additional matter that I am now
able to contribute as many as seventy-seven new names to
my lists of Ephesian magistrates ; thus raising the total
number of names from 238 to 315. There are also a few
erroneous readings (chiefly Mionnet's) which M. Wad-
dington, who has himself examined and taken notes of
most of the great public collections of Ephesian coins in
Europe, has most kindly enabled me to correct. I lose no
time, therefore, in laying before the readers of the Numis-
matic Chronicle these additions and corrections.
My readers will remember that the three main points
which I strove to establish in that essay were :
1st. The approximate chronological sequence of the
coinage of Ephesus from the earliest
establishment of the empire.
times to the
2nd. That the magistrate whose name appears regularly
on the coinage is an annual magistrate.
3rd. That this annual magistrate was the first Prytanis
who at Ephesus was the President of the Com-