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ii. 741 f. fig. 674. A rare variety of this Messenian tetradrachm shows Zeus holding,
not only an eagle, but also a long sceptre in his left hand. Fig. 1020 is from a well-pre-
served specimen formerly in the Mavrocordato collection (J. N. Svoronos in the Journ.
Intern. d'Arch. Num. 1912 xiv. 29 no. 20,52 pi. Z', 8) and now in mine. A second
Fig. 1018. Fig. 1019.
example from the same dies, as I am informed by Mr C. T. Seltman, was in the collection
of E. F. Weber {Sammlung Consul Eduard Friedrich Weber\ Hamburg Munchen 1908
i. 136 no. 1983 pi. 25). The variation of type is presumably due to the die-sinker and
does not reproduce the original aspect of Hageladas' work.
ii. 743 n. 5. More complete is a later example now in my collection (fig. 1021).
Zeus, with abundant hair and wreath of large bay-leaves, advances brandishing a three-
spiked thunderbolt (one end broken) in his right hand and supporting an eagle erect on
his left wrist. Height 3f inches. Careful work of the Hellenistic age.
ii. 744 n. 3. The Pourtales amphora is now in the Louvre (G 204) : see E. Pottier
Vases antiques du Louvre 3me Serie Paris 1922 p. 204 f. pi. 129, J. D. Beazley Attic red-
figured Vases in American Museums Cambridge Mass. 1918 p. 38 ('in the style of the
Berlin painter'), Hoppin Red-fig. Vases i. 65 no. 45.
ii- 757 fig- 7°°- A second and better preserved specimen of this important coin has
lately come to light. I am indebted to Mr C. T. Seltman for the casts from which my
ii. 741 f. fig. 674. A rare variety of this Messenian tetradrachm shows Zeus holding,
not only an eagle, but also a long sceptre in his left hand. Fig. 1020 is from a well-pre-
served specimen formerly in the Mavrocordato collection (J. N. Svoronos in the Journ.
Intern. d'Arch. Num. 1912 xiv. 29 no. 20,52 pi. Z', 8) and now in mine. A second
Fig. 1018. Fig. 1019.
example from the same dies, as I am informed by Mr C. T. Seltman, was in the collection
of E. F. Weber {Sammlung Consul Eduard Friedrich Weber\ Hamburg Munchen 1908
i. 136 no. 1983 pi. 25). The variation of type is presumably due to the die-sinker and
does not reproduce the original aspect of Hageladas' work.
ii. 743 n. 5. More complete is a later example now in my collection (fig. 1021).
Zeus, with abundant hair and wreath of large bay-leaves, advances brandishing a three-
spiked thunderbolt (one end broken) in his right hand and supporting an eagle erect on
his left wrist. Height 3f inches. Careful work of the Hellenistic age.
ii. 744 n. 3. The Pourtales amphora is now in the Louvre (G 204) : see E. Pottier
Vases antiques du Louvre 3me Serie Paris 1922 p. 204 f. pi. 129, J. D. Beazley Attic red-
figured Vases in American Museums Cambridge Mass. 1918 p. 38 ('in the style of the
Berlin painter'), Hoppin Red-fig. Vases i. 65 no. 45.
ii- 757 fig- 7°°- A second and better preserved specimen of this important coin has
lately come to light. I am indebted to Mr C. T. Seltman for the casts from which my