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Greek coins and their parent cities (1902)

Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 333

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dpaid them liberally for their superlative work. To Panormus the coins No. 361 to 370(Plates VIII. and IX.) have been hitherto attri-buted ; they are all copied from Greek coins, withPunic inscriptions. Some of them are fine speci-mens, apparently from Greek hands. It is very-possible that not only… … The Monastery of the Eremiti,Palermo. ^f**^^ PALEIIMO, OARDUXS, MUX I! KALE, MOT YE, LILYJIAIOX 2.S5 acquired it subse(|uently to the preparing of the autotype phxtes, so it isilhistnited separately. It must have been executed by a Greek artist. Ithas in the exergue a fine figure of Scylla, with…

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