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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 465

An illustration from Greek coins and their parent cities, 1902, leaf 465 — he reverse a butting bull, surroundedby the Maeander pattern, Avith the nameof the magistrate who issued it [PL XVI.]. MILETUS Now we will touch upon Miletus, which was a great emporium of the ancient world. Its coinage actually reaches back to 700 A.D. Of this early time is the electrum (pale… … EPHESU^, MILETUS, SAMOS, ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA 353 is of the tinu of Maussollus, a magnate of Caria, who thou ownccl Miletus.Nos. 673, 674 [PI. XVI.] Apollo with symbol of Miletus, a lion looking backupon a star (probably the sun), and magistrates name below. Miletus ismentioned by Homer. It was a…

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