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- Date
- 86 B.C. - A.D. 268
- Mint
- Athens
- Obverse
- ΙΕΡΑC ΓΕΡΟΥCΙΑC: Dionysos seated right on throne, staff in left hand, uncertain object in right. In field left kantharos and crescent, lower right thyrsos or cluster. Legend around edge from left to right
- Diameter
- 29.0
- Weight
- 12.25
- Reference
- Lang, M. and M. Crosby (1964). The Athenian Agora X: Weights, Measures and Tokens. Princeton, New Jersey, The American School of Classical Studies at Athens. (https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/000211771)
- Date
- A.D. 1 - A.D. 300
- Obverse
- NICOSTATVS: Bunch of grapes, legend around.
- Reverse
- Bacchus standing right holding thyrsus in right hand and cantharus in outstretched left.
- Diameter
- 16.0
- Reference
- TURS 1458
- Obverse
- Bacchus bending over right, holding a mask in his right hand and filleted thyrsus in left; all within a circular incuse.
- Reverse
- A fox laying on its back with legs outspread with a rooster standing upon it.
- Reference
- A. Postolacca, ‘Piombi inediti del Nazionale Museo Numismatico di Atene’, AdI XL, 1868, 268-316 and with drawings on Tav. di aggiunti K and Table LII in MonInst VIII., https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/AT000773764
- Obverse
- Head of young Bacchus, left.
- Reverse
- Blank.
- Reference
- A. Postolacca, ‘Piombi inediti del Nazionale Museo Numismatico di Atene’, AdI XL, 1868, 268-316 and with drawings on Tav. di aggiunti K and Table LII in MonInst VIII., https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/AT000773764
- Date
- A.D. 1 - A.D. 300
- Obverse
- Mould half for 5 circular tokens of 19mm, all of the same design: Bacchus standing left holding thrysus and oinochoe. The top left of the mould is broken, the lower right corner has a nail hole. There is a central casting channel
- Reference
- Cesano, L. (1904). Matrici e tessere di piombo. Bullettino della commissione archeologica comunale di Roma 33: 146-153, fig. 10
- Date
- A.D. 1 - A.D. 300
- Obverse
- Bearded laureate head (of Hercules?) right.
- Reverse
- Bacchus standing left with thyrsus in left hand and right hand on hip.
- Diameter
- 18.0
- Weight
- 3.84
- Reference
- Rowan, C. (2020 forthcoming). The Roman tokens in the Ashmolean Museum. Numismatic Chronicle 180., TURS (Supplement) 3700
- Date
- A.D. 1 - A.D. 300
- Obverse
- Dionysiac procession right. A flautist leads the group, followed by a female and male attendant (the latter with a long torch or sceptre), followed by three further individuals and Dionysus reclining on a panther holding a thyrsus from which a theatrical mask (?) is suspended.
- Reverse
- Blank.
- Diameter
- 23.0
- Weight
- 8.1
- Reference
- Rowan, C. (2020 forthcoming). The Roman tokens in the Ashmolean Museum. Numismatic Chronicle 180.
- Obverse
- Bacchus leaning against a column left holding cantharus in right hand and thyrsus decorated with a fillet in left
- Reverse
- Woman standing front with one leg crossed in front of the other.
- Reference
- A. Postolacca, ‘Piombi inediti del Nazionale Museo Numismatico di Atene’, AdI XL, 1868, 268-316 and with drawings on Tav. di aggiunti K and Table LII in MonInst VIII., https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/AT000773764
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