Coins of Ancient Sicily
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is true, adds the name of the people of Halaesa (AAAI2INAN) to the 'alliance' inscription; but we have no reason to conclude therefore that all the others were also issued from Halaesa. The obverse types of these pieces are the heads of the Zeus of Freedom (lEYS EAEY9EPI05:), of Sicily (SIHEAIA, crowned with myrtle, PI. XII. 22), and of Apollo the Leader (APXATETAs:, Fig. 54), under whose guidance the Greek colonies were planted in Sicily.
Closely allied to this group of coins is a mys- Fig. 55.... ' New' Coinage : Bronze.
terious piece (Fig. 55) with no inscription but l
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is true, adds the name of the people of Halaesa (AAAI2INAN) to the 'alliance' inscription; but we have no reason to conclude therefore that all the others were also issued from Halaesa. The obverse types of these pieces are the heads of the Zeus of Freedom (lEYS EAEY9EPI05:), of Sicily (SIHEAIA, crowned with myrtle, PI. XII. 22), and of Apollo the Leader (APXATETAs:, Fig. 54), under whose guidance the Greek colonies were planted in Sicily.
Closely allied to this group of coins is a mys- Fig. 55.... ' New' Coinage : Bronze.
terious piece (Fig. 55) with no inscription but l
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