GREEK KINGS OF BACTEIA AND INDIA

Metal

Obverse

Reverse

M
187

188

189

100
191

192

M
1931

194

As on No. 186.
W. 39.

W. 36.

S. -7.

35.

As on No. 186.

G. B.

As on No. 184, but elephant is

retiring to 1.; Nike still holds
wreath; in r. field M. 30.

PL III.

(7) Type: as (a), but king diademed only; silver, round

Diademed bust of king to r.;
Greek legend as on No. 167.

W. 37-34.
S. -7.

W. 36.

S. -6.

Exactly as on No. 184, with
same legend and monogram.
G. B.

As on No. 190, but elephant is
retiring to L3 and lias just cap-
tured wreath; under throne M. 34.
PI. III.

(S) Type: Zeus andpiloi and palms of Dioskouroi;
copper, round

Undraped bust of Zeus to r.3
hurling thunderbolt with r. band;
Greek legend, above, BAStAEnZ
NIKHcbOPOY; below, ANTSAA

KSAOY.

W. 115.

S. 1.

"W. 51.
S. -9.

Laureated piloi, and palms of
the Dioskouroi; Kh. legend, above,
Maharajasa jayadharasa; below,
AmtialiJdtasa.

To r. in ex. M. 32.
G. B. PL IV.

1 The rotmd copper corns of Antialkidas are uncommon, and those of Lysias extremely
rare. I only know of three specimens of the latter, two in the British Museum, and one in
the Indian Museum. It is to be noted that these round issues all bear the same monogram,
M. S2. They are probably earlier than the square coins.