10

GEBEK KINGS OF BACTEIA AND INDIA

Obverse

Eeverse

As on No. 2.

W. 57.
8. -7.

As on No. 2, but rubbed; de-
tails are indistinct.

(y) Type: head of king wearing flat cap and Pallas ;
copper, round

In dotted circle, head of king
to r., wearing flat Macedonian cap
(kausia).

W. 169.
S. -85.

W. 125.
S. -75.

Unrepresented types:

(i) Diademed bust of king to r.
B. M. Tetradrachm.

B. M. Cat., PI. I?. 9.

In dotted circle, Pallas facing,
spear in r. hand, and buckler
resting on the ground in 1.

Apparently no monogram.

To r. BAZIAEOI
Tol. AIOAOTOY

PL I,

G.B.

(poor)

As on No. 2, but

Tor. AIOAOTOY

Tol. ZnTHPOZ

M. 4.

Artemis to r. with torch; on onŠ
specimen she is accompanied by a dog.

EUTHYDEMOS 12
King of Bactria, circ. 220 BBC.

(a) Type: head of king a nd seated Hemkles ivith club
on rock; silver, round

Head of king r., diademed.

In dotted circle, naked Herakles
with club in his r. hand seated to
1. on rocks; head of club rests on
stone in front of him.
Tor. BASJAEflS
To L EY8YAHMOY
In ex., M. 2.
G. B. PL I.

1 A very rare type; cf. White King, Sale Gataloguej No. 7.

2 For convenience I have adhered to the old classification of the B. M. Cat., though
there seems to be no good reason for the existence of a second Euthydenios. Mr. Vincent
Smith has amalgamated all the coins under one king of the name.

3 It has been noticed that the coins of Sophytes and the gold and silver coins of the early

W. 60.
S. -65.

The tetradrachm is not repre-
sented here.