The Parthian Coinage With Eight Plates
The Parthian Coinage With Eight Plates
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Arsaces I. Seated r. On thi-one holding bow; in front A. Teiradrachm. Berlin. Wt. 208-5.
2. Olv. As last.
Rev. As last, without A.
Drachm. B. M. Wt. 62-8.
3. Ohv. As last.
Rev. Same inscr. Horse's head r.
B. M. M -55. Variety : — ^type of copper, horse r.
36 NTJMISMATA OEIENTALIA.
These coins have usually been attributed to Artabanus II. ; for my reasons for transposing them see further on. The title avTOKparSp appears here for the first time on Parthian coins, and only once again, on a coin gi...ven to Phraates IV. It was most probably adopted by Sinatroces, who was a contemporary of Sulla's great conquests in the East, as the equivalent of the Roman Dictator.
Aesaces X. Phbaates III.
(a). Full-face.
Plate III. 4. Oh. Head of Phraates, facing, diad.
Jiev. BA?IAEnS IVlErAAOY AP?AKOY ©EOnATOPOS EYEPrETOY EHIOA- NOY^ 0IAEAAHNO?. Arsaces seated r. ; in front ^. Drachm. B. M. Wt. 62-8.
5. Obv. As last.
Eev. Same inscr. , KAI before OlAEAAHNO?. Horse r. Trotting.
B. M. ^ -7.
6. Obv. As last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arsaces I. Seated r. On thi-one holding bow; in front A. Teiradrachm. Berlin. Wt. 208-5.
2. Olv. As last.
Rev. As last, without A.
Drachm. B. M. Wt. 62-8.
3. Ohv. As last.
Rev. Same inscr. Horse's head r.
B. M. M -55. Variety : — ^type of copper, horse r.
36 NTJMISMATA OEIENTALIA.
These coins have usually been attributed to Artabanus II. ; for my reasons for transposing them see further on. The title avTOKparSp appears here for the first time on Parthian coins, and only once again, on a coin gi...ven to Phraates IV. It was most probably adopted by Sinatroces, who was a contemporary of Sulla's great conquests in the East, as the equivalent of the Roman Dictator.
Aesaces X. Phbaates III.
(a). Full-face.
Plate III. 4. Oh. Head of Phraates, facing, diad.
Jiev. BA?IAEnS IVlErAAOY AP?AKOY ©EOnATOPOS EYEPrETOY EHIOA- NOY^ 0IAEAAHNO?. Arsaces seated r. ; in front ^. Drachm. B. M. Wt. 62-8.
5. Obv. As last.
Eev. Same inscr. , KAI before OlAEAAHNO?. Horse r. Trotting.
B. M. ^ -7.
6. Obv. As last.
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