The First Seleucid Coinage of Tyre
The First Seleucid Coinage of Tyre
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65).
27 AND MONOGRAPHS 2S SELEUCID COINAGE 39 Chalkous.
Obv. Similar, but date is EMP ( = 168-167 B. C. ). Rev. Similar.
Paris, No. 678 (gr. 6. 35).
40 Chalkous.
Obv. Similar, but the head is also radiate and there is no date. Rev. Similar inscriptions, but type represents prow of a galley.
Paris, Nos. 679-681 (gr. 6. 10, 7. 70, 6. 85); Rouvier Coll. No. 1844.
Rouvier describes these coins as showing a prow instead of the stern of a galley, and cites the pieces in the Paris Collection. M. Babel...on, however makes no note of the change in type.
In the 138th year of the Seleucid Era, the brilliant but erratic Antiochus IV surnamed Epiphanes, finally became es tablished as ruler of the empire. This we learn definitely from the dated bronze coins struck in Tyre (Nos. 27 and 33), which in that year substituted his name and portrait for those of Seleucus his prede cessor.
With regard to the Tyrian silver issues of Antiochus, we should note that the first NUMISMATIC NOTES TYRE 29 series continues exactly the style and appearance of the Seleucus' coinage for this mint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
65).
27 AND MONOGRAPHS 2S SELEUCID COINAGE 39 Chalkous.
Obv. Similar, but date is EMP ( = 168-167 B. C. ). Rev. Similar.
Paris, No. 678 (gr. 6. 35).
40 Chalkous.
Obv. Similar, but the head is also radiate and there is no date. Rev. Similar inscriptions, but type represents prow of a galley.
Paris, Nos. 679-681 (gr. 6. 10, 7. 70, 6. 85); Rouvier Coll. No. 1844.
Rouvier describes these coins as showing a prow instead of the stern of a galley, and cites the pieces in the Paris Collection. M. Babel...on, however makes no note of the change in type.
In the 138th year of the Seleucid Era, the brilliant but erratic Antiochus IV surnamed Epiphanes, finally became es tablished as ruler of the empire. This we learn definitely from the dated bronze coins struck in Tyre (Nos. 27 and 33), which in that year substituted his name and portrait for those of Seleucus his prede cessor.
With regard to the Tyrian silver issues of Antiochus, we should note that the first NUMISMATIC NOTES TYRE 29 series continues exactly the style and appearance of the Seleucus' coinage for this mint.
What to read after The First Seleucid Coinage of Tyre?
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