Madden, Frederic W. (Frederic William) · London : Trübner & Co. · leaf 124
lready forbidden a silver coinage to be struck in most of the Phoenician mints, only acopper currency was to be employed.4 So in Judsea we find a copper coinage only from thetime of the taking of Jerusalem by Pompey, excepting in the time of the two revolts, whenthe Jews again struck silver coins… … Obyeese.1. JS.. 6. A helmet with cheek-pieces; infieldto left a palm?-branch. Revebse.BASIAEOS HPOAOY, a tripod, in the field toleft L. T (year 3), and in field to right themonogram P _ (De Saulcy, Num. Jud. pi. vi. Xo. 1 ; Madden, Jew. Coinage, p. 83, No. 1.) The same as Xo. 1. Obyeese. Reyebse.…
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