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... drachms the risk of confusion was naturally greater . Doubtless that is why , in the case of the later coins with the hound suckling an infant , a different obverse type was employed . We shall have occasion to refer to this question at ...
... drachms the risk of confusion was naturally greater . Doubtless that is why , in the case of the later coins with the hound suckling an infant , a different obverse type was employed . We shall have occasion to refer to this question at ...
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... drachms . Those with the name of OIBOX are among the heaviest . The lightest of all weighs but 2-5 grammes . As compared with the drachms of Hierapytna , then , the group just mentioned exhibits a marked declension from the original ...
... drachms . Those with the name of OIBOX are among the heaviest . The lightest of all weighs but 2-5 grammes . As compared with the drachms of Hierapytna , then , the group just mentioned exhibits a marked declension from the original ...
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... drachms . Claudius continued it , substituting his own image and superscription for those of Caligula on the obverse , but with him the most common denomination is the tetradrachm . 3 The rarity of the drachms of Claudius with the ...
... drachms . Claudius continued it , substituting his own image and superscription for those of Caligula on the obverse , but with him the most common denomination is the tetradrachm . 3 The rarity of the drachms of Claudius with the ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
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