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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 507

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ared, and everytrace of the wealth of ancient art has been destroyed or removed. Whatthe Romans spared the Moslems broke to pieces, so we now only findfragments of the sculptures of the Hellenic times. The Gothic churches seemto have been spared by being converted into mosques. Zeno, the founder of… … The First Silver Coins struck for Cyprus at the LondonMint CHAPTER XXTHE SELEUCID EMPIRE-PHOENICIA—ARMENIA, &c. • ^W^VS J NH^i^fe? fl J 1 am^^h ^Hk^l 1 ^^M ^^^^^^^H^^r^^^^l. 1 Mjfl EB ^^^^^I^^^^Bl^k^. ftj^-Jlafe^^B 1^?^^^^ RciNs OF A Templj:, Latakia.(The ancient Laodicca.)…

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