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KOMAN GOLD COINS FOUND AT COKBRIDGE. 28534. Obv. T CAES IMP VESP CENS (fromr. to 1.).Head of Titus r., laureate.Rev . PONTIF TRI POT (fromr. to 1.).Titusseated r., holding sceptre and branch.Wt. 111-6 grs. Cohen, p. 443, 168(73-75 A.D.). [PI. XIII. 11.]35. Obv. T CAESAR IMP VESPASIANVS (fromr. to 1.).Head of Titus r., laureate.Rev. COS V (in field). Heifer r. 20Wt. 109-8 grs. Cohen, p. 433, 53(76 A.D.). [PL XIII. 12.]36. Obv. T CAESAR IMP VESPASIANVS (fromr. to 1.).Head of Titus r., laureate.Rev. AETERNITAS Similar to Nos. 28-30. 21Wt. 111-3 grs. Cohen, 1st edition,p. 342, 1 (75-79 A.D.). [PI. XIII. 13.]37-38. Obv. T CAESAR VESPASIANVS (fromr. to 1.).Head of Titus r., laureate.Rev ANNONA AVG Annona seated 1., holdingears of corn (?)in r. hand, 1. arm resting onarm of chair. 22Wts. 110-2, 110-7 grs. Cohen, p. 430,16 (75-79 A.D.). [PL XIII. 14.]39. Obv. IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M (fromr. to 1.).Head of Titus r., laureate.This type is known to Cohen only from the old catalogues of theCabinet de France. There is, however, a specimen in the BritishMuseum from the Koyal (Geo. III.) Collection. The heifer has beenrecognized as the masterpiece in bronze by Myron, which was placed inthe Acropolis at Athens and which later was brought to Rome byVespasian and placed in the Forum Pacis (B. M. Cat. : Bom. Coins,vol. ii. p. 543).21The reverse is from the same die as No. 30.22These two specimens are from different dies.VOL. XII., SERIES IV.U