Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 347
ns of theconquerors posthumous son Alexander IV., but with their violent deaths theroyal line of the Great Alexander came to an end.^ Ptolemy struck coins in Egypt, as regent for Alexander IV. [PlatesXXI., XXII., 880-882.] One of these coins may be possibly intended for a por-trait of the young… … VoDHENA—The Axcient Aegae, the Original Capital of Macedon. (After E. Lear.) for his son, and struck coins of similar types as long as the boy lived, substituting afterwards their own names as kings. The money struck by Lysimachus of 1 Note G—Alexander IV., Philip Arrhidaeus, Cassander, &c.…
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