History of Jewish Coinage, And of Money in the Old And New Testament
History of Jewish Coinage, And of Money in the Old And New Testament
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52, and given to Aristobulus (the son of Herod, king of Chalcis), who is said to have still held it in the fourth year of Vespasian, a.d. 72.* Under Domitian, it seems to have been added to the Eoman Empire and to « Joseph. Bell Jud, vii. 7, 1.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 124 COINS OF THE IDUMJBAN PRINCES.
have received the name of Flavia? Though the kingdom of Chalcis was thus taken away from Agrippa, he still appears to have counted the years of his reign on what may be called the 'Chalcian era/ The... 17th year of Agrippa's reign ended at the close of a.d. 65," and the former date can only be made to correspond with the latter by reckoning his reign on the ^ Chalcian era.' Unless we assume this fact, the dates KS (26), KZ (27), and KG (29) on the three coins with Vespasian above described, and especially the latter date, could not be accounted for, except we adopt the theory of Eckhel that the coins with the dates 26, 27, and 29 of Vespasian and Titus were struck after their death by Agrippa in memory of the Flavian race to whom he owed so much.^ It is worthy of notice, that there are no coins of Agrippa with the date of the Chalcian era after the death of Vespasian in a.d.
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52, and given to Aristobulus (the son of Herod, king of Chalcis), who is said to have still held it in the fourth year of Vespasian, a.d. 72.* Under Domitian, it seems to have been added to the Eoman Empire and to « Joseph. Bell Jud, vii. 7, 1.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 124 COINS OF THE IDUMJBAN PRINCES.
have received the name of Flavia? Though the kingdom of Chalcis was thus taken away from Agrippa, he still appears to have counted the years of his reign on what may be called the 'Chalcian era/ The... 17th year of Agrippa's reign ended at the close of a.d. 65," and the former date can only be made to correspond with the latter by reckoning his reign on the ^ Chalcian era.' Unless we assume this fact, the dates KS (26), KZ (27), and KG (29) on the three coins with Vespasian above described, and especially the latter date, could not be accounted for, except we adopt the theory of Eckhel that the coins with the dates 26, 27, and 29 of Vespasian and Titus were struck after their death by Agrippa in memory of the Flavian race to whom he owed so much.^ It is worthy of notice, that there are no coins of Agrippa with the date of the Chalcian era after the death of Vespasian in a.d.
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