Ward, John, 1832-1912, Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London : J. Murray · leaf 350
Tiiph Larissa is undoubtedly copied from the facing Arethusa [PI. VIL, 296]of Syracusan coins. Those with the youth restraining the bull are good workfor the early date—450 B.C. No. 442a has the facing head also, but on anunusually large coin for the place. … Larissa—Bkidcjk on the Pkneius, Phalanx.\ [447] bears a fine beardless head. Pharkadon and Pharsalus[448, 449], coins of Thessaly, are interesting little pieces—with equine devices.Of La.mlv [437, 438] are two beautiful coins showing good art, 400 B.C. Lamiais still a handsome town, with a castle…
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