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VII. INDEX RERUM
A.
Aaron’s rod (?)—Jerusalem, 681.
Abundantia—Alexandria, 722.
Acarnania, chronological table of coinage of,
278.
Acarnanian Confederacy, 278.
Achaean Colonies in South Italy, 57, 78, 80,
92; Introduction, § 9.
Achaean League, 343, 344, 350.
Achaia, chronological table of coinage of, 343.
Acheloiis. See Rivers.
Achilles—Larissa Cremaste, 255 ; Thessaly,
264; Pyrrhus, 273.
Acrocorinthus, 339, 340.
Acropolis of Athens, 327.
Actian Games—goddess presiding over—Anac-
torium, 279. See also Games.
Adar or Moloch, 137.
Adonis, birth of, Myra Lyciae, 578 ; worship
of at Byblus, 668.
Adranos, temple of, 103, 137.
Aegae, port of, 598.
Aegina, the earliest European mint, Introd.,
§ 8.
Aegina, port of, 334; chronological table of
coinage of, 343.
Aeginetic standard, origin of, Introd., § 8 and
p. 331 ; scale of weights of, 332 ; in the
Chalcidian Colonies, 30, 92 ; in Sicily, 99 ;
at Abdera, 220 ; in the Thracian Chersonese,
222; at Olbia, 233; at Callatia, 234; at
Istrus, 234; at Tyra, 234; in Thessaly, 246 ;
in Locris, 285 ; in Phocis, 287 ; in Boeotia,
291; in Euboea (?), 307 ; in Attica before
Solon’s time, 309; in Peloponnesus, 331, 344;
in Elis, 353 ; in Messenia, 361 ; in Argolis,
366 ; at Epidaurus, 369 ; in Crete, 383 sqq.;
in the Cyclades, 407 sqq., 417, 419 ; at Si-
nope (?), 441; at Cyme(?), 479; at Teos(?),
511; at Chersonesus Cariae, 523; at Cnidus,
523 ; at Camirus, 538 ; in Cilicia, 597 ; at'
Celenderis, 600; at Mallus, 605; (reduced) at
Corcyra, 275 ; (reduced) in Cyprus, 620 sqq.
Aegipan, Psophis (?), 379; Aegiale, 409; Taba,
532.
Aeneas, founder of Aeneia, 189 : with Anchi-
ses, Segesta, 146 ; with Anchises and Asca-
nius, Dardanus, 472; Otrus, 567; with
Anchises, Kreusa, and Ascanius, Aeneia, 189.
Aeolis, chronological table of coinage of, 482.
Aequitas, Alexandria, 721.
Aes grave, of Etruria, 13 ; of Italy, 14 sqq.;
of Luceria, 39 ; of Venusia,4i; of Olbia, 233.
Aes rude Italian, 15.
Aesop (?), Delphi, 289.
Aetna, Mount, productions of, 115.
Aetolia, 283, 284; statue of at Delphi, 284.
Aetolos, Aetolia, 284.
Africa, head of, Juba I, 774 ; Mauretania, 746.
Agathodaemon, Thyateira, 554; Alexandria,
720.
Agathyrnos, hero, Tyndaris, 166.
Agaue with head of Pentheus, 433.
Ageladas, statue of Zeus by, Messene, 361.
Agonistic types, on Tarentine coins, 46 ; at
Rhegium, 93 ; in Sicily, 100, 150 ; at Olyn-
thus, 185; on coins of Philip II, 197 ; on
coins of Cos, 535.
Agonistic and other Magistrates’ titles on Im-
perial coins, Introd., § 14.
Agonothesia, Presidency of the Games, Thes-
salonica, 213.
Agreus, Rhegium, 94; Corcyra, 277.
Ajax, son of Oileus, Opuntii, 285 ; Scarpheia,
286.
Ajax, shield of, Salamis, 329.
Ajax, death of, Prusa ad Olympum, 444.
Ajax, oekist of Olba, 609.
Aktaeon(?), head of, Cyzicus, 451.
Alabandos, hero, Alabanda, 519.
Aleos, oekist of Tegea, 381.
Aleuas, Larissa, 253, 255.
Alexander the Paphlagonian, Aboniteichos, 43 2.
Alexander the Great, vision of, Smyrna, 510;
oekist of Apollonia Pis., 589 ; coinage of in
Lycia, 575; coinage of at Mallus, 607;
coinage of at Tarsus, 616.
Alexandria, tetradrachms of, tariffed as equi-
valent to the Roman denarius, 718.
Alexandria personified, Alexandria, 720.
Alexandrine coins (i. e. coins bearing the
types of the money of Alexander struck after
his death) at Thebes, 298 ; at Chaicis, 304;
at Aegina, 333 ; at Sicyon, 346; at Elis,
356; at Argos (?), 367; in Crete, 384; at
Cnossus, 389 ; at Lyttus, 399 ; at Assus,
449 ; at Atarneus, 449 ; at Cyzicus, 454 ;
at Lampsacus, 457 ; at Pergamum, 460 ; at
Alexandria Troas, 469 ; at Sigeium, 475 ;
at Myrina, 480; at Temnus, 481 ; at Me-
thymna, 486 ; at Mytilene, 487 ; at Clazo-
menae, 492 ; at Colophon, 493 ; at Ephesus,
496 sq.; at Erythrae, 499; at Heracleia
Ion., 500 ; at Magnesia Ion., 501; at Mi-
letus, 504; at Phocaea, 507; at Priene,
508; at Smyrna, 509; at Teos, 511;
Chios, 514; at Samos, 517; at Alabanda, 519;
at Cnidus, 524; at Mylasa, 529 ; at Asty-
palaea, 534 ; at Cos, 536; at Nisyros, 537 ;
A.
Aaron’s rod (?)—Jerusalem, 681.
Abundantia—Alexandria, 722.
Acarnania, chronological table of coinage of,
278.
Acarnanian Confederacy, 278.
Achaean Colonies in South Italy, 57, 78, 80,
92; Introduction, § 9.
Achaean League, 343, 344, 350.
Achaia, chronological table of coinage of, 343.
Acheloiis. See Rivers.
Achilles—Larissa Cremaste, 255 ; Thessaly,
264; Pyrrhus, 273.
Acrocorinthus, 339, 340.
Acropolis of Athens, 327.
Actian Games—goddess presiding over—Anac-
torium, 279. See also Games.
Adar or Moloch, 137.
Adonis, birth of, Myra Lyciae, 578 ; worship
of at Byblus, 668.
Adranos, temple of, 103, 137.
Aegae, port of, 598.
Aegina, the earliest European mint, Introd.,
§ 8.
Aegina, port of, 334; chronological table of
coinage of, 343.
Aeginetic standard, origin of, Introd., § 8 and
p. 331 ; scale of weights of, 332 ; in the
Chalcidian Colonies, 30, 92 ; in Sicily, 99 ;
at Abdera, 220 ; in the Thracian Chersonese,
222; at Olbia, 233; at Callatia, 234; at
Istrus, 234; at Tyra, 234; in Thessaly, 246 ;
in Locris, 285 ; in Phocis, 287 ; in Boeotia,
291; in Euboea (?), 307 ; in Attica before
Solon’s time, 309; in Peloponnesus, 331, 344;
in Elis, 353 ; in Messenia, 361 ; in Argolis,
366 ; at Epidaurus, 369 ; in Crete, 383 sqq.;
in the Cyclades, 407 sqq., 417, 419 ; at Si-
nope (?), 441; at Cyme(?), 479; at Teos(?),
511; at Chersonesus Cariae, 523; at Cnidus,
523 ; at Camirus, 538 ; in Cilicia, 597 ; at'
Celenderis, 600; at Mallus, 605; (reduced) at
Corcyra, 275 ; (reduced) in Cyprus, 620 sqq.
Aegipan, Psophis (?), 379; Aegiale, 409; Taba,
532.
Aeneas, founder of Aeneia, 189 : with Anchi-
ses, Segesta, 146 ; with Anchises and Asca-
nius, Dardanus, 472; Otrus, 567; with
Anchises, Kreusa, and Ascanius, Aeneia, 189.
Aeolis, chronological table of coinage of, 482.
Aequitas, Alexandria, 721.
Aes grave, of Etruria, 13 ; of Italy, 14 sqq.;
of Luceria, 39 ; of Venusia,4i; of Olbia, 233.
Aes rude Italian, 15.
Aesop (?), Delphi, 289.
Aetna, Mount, productions of, 115.
Aetolia, 283, 284; statue of at Delphi, 284.
Aetolos, Aetolia, 284.
Africa, head of, Juba I, 774 ; Mauretania, 746.
Agathodaemon, Thyateira, 554; Alexandria,
720.
Agathyrnos, hero, Tyndaris, 166.
Agaue with head of Pentheus, 433.
Ageladas, statue of Zeus by, Messene, 361.
Agonistic types, on Tarentine coins, 46 ; at
Rhegium, 93 ; in Sicily, 100, 150 ; at Olyn-
thus, 185; on coins of Philip II, 197 ; on
coins of Cos, 535.
Agonistic and other Magistrates’ titles on Im-
perial coins, Introd., § 14.
Agonothesia, Presidency of the Games, Thes-
salonica, 213.
Agreus, Rhegium, 94; Corcyra, 277.
Ajax, son of Oileus, Opuntii, 285 ; Scarpheia,
286.
Ajax, shield of, Salamis, 329.
Ajax, death of, Prusa ad Olympum, 444.
Ajax, oekist of Olba, 609.
Aktaeon(?), head of, Cyzicus, 451.
Alabandos, hero, Alabanda, 519.
Aleos, oekist of Tegea, 381.
Aleuas, Larissa, 253, 255.
Alexander the Paphlagonian, Aboniteichos, 43 2.
Alexander the Great, vision of, Smyrna, 510;
oekist of Apollonia Pis., 589 ; coinage of in
Lycia, 575; coinage of at Mallus, 607;
coinage of at Tarsus, 616.
Alexandria, tetradrachms of, tariffed as equi-
valent to the Roman denarius, 718.
Alexandria personified, Alexandria, 720.
Alexandrine coins (i. e. coins bearing the
types of the money of Alexander struck after
his death) at Thebes, 298 ; at Chaicis, 304;
at Aegina, 333 ; at Sicyon, 346; at Elis,
356; at Argos (?), 367; in Crete, 384; at
Cnossus, 389 ; at Lyttus, 399 ; at Assus,
449 ; at Atarneus, 449 ; at Cyzicus, 454 ;
at Lampsacus, 457 ; at Pergamum, 460 ; at
Alexandria Troas, 469 ; at Sigeium, 475 ;
at Myrina, 480; at Temnus, 481 ; at Me-
thymna, 486 ; at Mytilene, 487 ; at Clazo-
menae, 492 ; at Colophon, 493 ; at Ephesus,
496 sq.; at Erythrae, 499; at Heracleia
Ion., 500 ; at Magnesia Ion., 501; at Mi-
letus, 504; at Phocaea, 507; at Priene,
508; at Smyrna, 509; at Teos, 511;
Chios, 514; at Samos, 517; at Alabanda, 519;
at Cnidus, 524; at Mylasa, 529 ; at Asty-
palaea, 534 ; at Cos, 536; at Nisyros, 537 ;