Dertosa GEN. COL. NER. PATR. Genio Coloniae Neronianae Patreensis G. L. s. Genio Loci Sacrum M. A. ILLERGAVONIA DYRT. Municipium Hiberia Iller-gavonia Dertosa, Tortosa in Catalonia M. M. I. V. Municipes Municipii Juli Uticensis M. R. Municipium Ravennatium MVN. CAL. IVL. Municipium Calagurris Julia, in Spain MVN. CLVN. Municipium Clunia, Corunna in Spain MVN. FANE. AEL. Municipium Fanestre Aelium, Fano MVN. STOB. Municipium Stobense, Stobi in Macedon MV. TV. Municipium Turiaso, in Spain N. TR. ALEXANDRIANAE COL. BOSTR. Nervae Trajanæ Alexandrianae Coloniae Bostræ, in Palestine SEP. COL. LAVD. Septimia Colonia Laudicea or Laodicea SEP. TYR. MET. Septima Tyrus Metropolis.

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Fig. 1. A Persian daric 2. A drachm of Egina 3. A silver hemidrachm of Alexander the Great 4. Tigranes the younger of Armenia, with his sister 5. One of the coins of the Arsacidæ of Parthia 6. A coin of the Sassanidæ of Persia. First published by Mr Pinkerton 7. Denarius of Cneius Pompey from Mr Pinkerton. Reverse represents him as received by Spain 8. A brass coin of Cunobelinus 9. Pescennius Niger. Struck at Antioch; unique. In Dr Hunter's cabinet; published by Mr Pinkerton 10. A silver coin of Carausius 11. Reverse of Claudius in first brass 12. Reverse of Adrian 13. Of Antoninus Pius 14. Of Commodus 15. Of Severus 16. A Saxon penny 17. A Saxon styca 18. 19. Ancient pennies, supposed to be Scottish 20. A penny of William of Scotland 21. A penny of Robert the Great 22. An Irish penny 23. The