Numismata Graeca Greek Coin Type Part 3 - Forvm Ancient Coins

LEAVES.
Leaf. — V^erica Ruler in Sussex (Britain), 74.
Leaf of Fern. — Western Britain, 75 to 76.
Leaf of Fig. — Mylilene (Lesbos), 77 ;
81 ;
Iclyma (Caria), 78 to
Gamirus, Rhodes (Is of Caria), 82 to 96.
Leaf of Ivy. — Thebes (Boeotia), 97 ;
Philetaerus, l"]umene I,
Attalus I, Kings of Pergamene, 98 ; Gongylos
Dynast of Myrina and Gryneion (Aeolis), 99;
Orthosia (Caria), 100; Uncertain, 101.
Leaf of Ivy AND eagle'.s head. — EHs (Peloponnesus), 102.
Leaf of Ivv ox it Thident. — Corcyra (Is. Epirus), 103.
Leaf of Laurei,. — Zacynthus (Peloponnesus), 104.
Leaves of Lalrel. — Catana (Sicily), 105; Zacynthus (Pelo-
ponnesus), 106, 107.
Leaves of Olive (or spbay of). — Rhegium (Bruttii), 108,
109; Elis (Peloponnesus), 110; Paphos (Cyprus),
nOa.
Leaf of i'alm. — Motya (Sicily), llOb.
Leaf of Sf.linon (wild celery). — Selinus (Sicily), 111 to 124.
Leak of SiLPiiiUM. — Cyrene (Cyrenaica), 125.
Leaf of Vine. — Acinipo (Baetica), 126, 127; Olbia (Sar-
matia), 128; .\egium (Peloponnesus), 129; Judaea
in jjeneral (first revolt), 130 to 133.
PLANTS.
Plants t«'o. — (Styrax) in enclosure on basis-Selge (Pisi-
dia), 134 to 136.
Plant of Silphium. — Cvrene (Cyrenaica), 137 to 180; Barce
(Cyrenaica), 181 to 191 ; Evesperis (Cyrenaica), 192
to 194; Libya in general, 195; Ptolemaus Soter
(Cyrenaica), 196.
Plant of SiLPiiiuM and Lion's iiead. — Cyrene (Cyrenaica),
197.
Plant of Silphium and palm tree. — Cyrene (Cyrenaica), 197a.
Plants of Silpiiium tree. — Cyrene (Cyrenaica), 196 to 201.
TREES
Tree. — Massilia (Gallia), 202 ; Centuripe (Sicily), 203
Aphrodisias (Caria), 203a ; Proslanna (Pisidia), 204;
Gaza (Judaea), 205.
Tree beside altar. — Amasia (Pontus), 206, 207 ; Attuda
(Caria), 208; .\ke Ptolemais (Phoenicia), 209.
Tree with Figure. — Aptera (Crete), 209a, 209b, Gortyna
(Crete), 210 to 219d : Phaestus (Crete), 220 to 221b;
Heraclea (Bithynia), 221c.
— IV —
Tree witii Figure and Dolpiiin. — Corinth (Corinthia), 2
to 224a.
Thee witii Figure and Goat. Epidaurus (Argolis), 22,
Cyzicus (Mysia), 226.
Tree between Figures. — Myra (Lycia), 227 ; Temenothyr
(Phrygia), 228; Cyrene (Cyrenaica), 229.
Tree on Mountain. — Prostanna (Pisidia), 229a.
Tree around which Serpent. — Pergamum (Mysia), 230, 23
Thee and Stones. — Tyrus (Phoenicia), 232 to 237a.
Tree Leaf-Less, felled by two Phrygians. — Aphrodisi
(Caria), 238 to 240.
Trees Leaf-less tiihee, in enclosure of trellis. — Aphroc
sias (Caria), 241 to 243.
Trees Leaf-Less tiiree, between altahs. — Aphrodisii
(Caria), 244.
Tree Cypress and altar. — Mastaura (Lydia), 245.
Tree Cyphess between anim.\ls. — Damascus (^Coele-Syria
246.
Tree Cypress in front of iiohsem.\n. — Mostene (Lydia), 2^
lo 251.
Tree Fir. — Scamandria (Troas), 252 to 254 ; Scepsis (Troas
255 to 268.
Tree Fir and Ghapes. — Scepsis (Troas), 269.
Thee Fir and Goat. — Antandrus (Troas), 270.
Tree Laurel. — Calchedon (Bithynia), 271.
Tkee Olive and Owl. — Athens (Attica), 272 to 277.
Tree Olive witii Figure. — Athens (.A.ltica), 278 to 280.
Tree Olive witii two Figures. — Athens (Attica), 281
Thees two with Figure and two birds. — Halicarnassu
(Caria), 282.
Thee palm. — Uncertain (Spain), 283; Siculo-Punic Goinag(
Motya (Sicily), 284 to 291 ; Panormus (Sicily), an
Garthage, 292 to 308; Carystus (Euboea), 309 t
312 ;
Tiryns (Peloponnesus), 313 to 315; Hierapytn
(Crete), 316 to 323 ; Priansus (Grete), 324 to 327
Pyranthus (Grete), 328 to 330; Delos (Aegean Is
331 ; los (Aegean Is), 332 to 334; Tenos (.-Vegea
Is), 325; Smyrna (lonia), 326; Palmyra (Palmj
rene), 337, 338 ; Antiochus III (The Great) King c
Syria, 339 ; Demetrius II King of Syria, 340 ; Tyru
(Phoenicia), 341 to 346 ; Uncerlain (Phoenicia^
347; Diocaesarea-Sepphoris (Galilaea), 348 ; Nea
polis (Samaria), 349 ;
Roman Procurators (Judaea)
350 to 352; Second revolt against Rome (Judaea)
333; Menander King of Bactria and India, 354
Balagrae and Darnis (Gyrenaica), 355 ; Gyren
(Cyrenaica), 356 to 364; Ptolemaus King of Maure
tania, 365, 366 ; Babba (Mauretania), 367 to 369. j