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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USEDINTHE TEXTB. C. H. = Bulletin de Gorrespondance Hellenique. (Athens and Paris.)B. M. C. = British Museum Catalogue. The word following in italics,as Ionia, denotes the volume.C. A. = Guide to the Principal Gold and Silver Coins of the Ancients,by B. V. Head. 4th ed., London, 1895.C. I. G. = Corpus Inscriptiomim Graecarum, ed. by Boeckh, etc.Berlin, 1828-77.If. N. = l Historia Numorum, by B. V. Head. 1st ed., Oxford, 1887./. G. = Inscriptions Graecae. (Berlin, 1873 ff.)J. H. S. = Journal of Hellenic Studies. (London.)I. =left. Used not in the heraldic sense, but from the spectator's pointof view.Num. Chr. = Numismatic Chronicle.Num. Zt. = Numismatische Zeitschrift.(London.)(Vienna.)r = right. Used not in the heraldic sense, but from the spectator's pointof view.Rev. Num. = Revue Numismatique.(Paris.)Syr. = Coinage of Syracuse, by B. V. Head. (Num. Chr. 1874.)7 i f 'TV \= Zeitschrift fiir Numismatik. (Berlin.)XIV
CONTENTS..... .....PAGEPREFACE, v.GLOSSARY, x. .LIST ABBREVIATIONS,...... OF xivHISTORICAL GREEK COINS :1. The Beginnings of Coinage in Asia Minor : seventh centuryB.C.,. . . . . . .12. The Beginnings.......of Silver Coinage in Greece seventh century:B.C., 33. The Thalassocracy of Phocaea : circa 602-560 B.C.,. . 84-6. Solon and the Early Attic Coinage : circa 594-560 B.C.,. 117. Croesus, King of Lydia : 555-541 B.C.,. . .188-10. Zancle and Rhegiuin,.....at the end of the sixth century,. 2111. Dareius i. : 521-486 B.C., 26......12-17. Rhegium and Zancle-Messana in the time of Anaxilas :494-476 B.C., 2918, 19. Acragas and Himera under Theron : 488-472 B.C. . 3520. The Damareteia : 480-479 B.C.,. . . .3721, 22. Hieron's Foundation of Aetna : 476 before 461 B.C.,. 4323. Themistocles in Magnesia : after 463 B.C.,. . .4524-26. New Sybaris and Thurii :453/452-443 B.C.,. . 4927, 28. Argos and the Eleans in 420 B.C., . . .5229. The Athenian Disaster in Sicily: 413 B.C.,. . .5430. Pharnabazus at Cyzicus : circa 410 B.C.,. . .57XV
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INDEXCADMUS, son of Scythes of Zanc
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INDEXWreath: Antioch,163 ; Gortyna,
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