130

1NDO-SCYTHIAF KINGS

Metal
No.

Obverse

Eeverse

M
309

3103

311
312

313

314

315

(31) Type: Hephaistos and lion; copper, square

On three sides Greek legend as
on No. 308, the word AZOY
plainly visible to r.

Deity (Hephaistos, cp. No. 371)
standing to front.

ToLM. 11.

In yery poor condition—see
Cunningham, Coins of the Sakas,
PL VI. 7.

W. 77.

S. -8.

On three sides Kh. legend as on
No. 305.

Lion to r.

(32) Type: mounted king and Pallas, with name of
Aspavarma; copper, round

BAIIAEni BAZIAEON
MEfAADY AZDY
Mounted king with whip to r.
To r, Kb. age.

W. 160.

S.-8.

As on No. 310, but under the
horse additional Kh. dha.

S. -3.

As on No. 310.

So
. "o.

3)

S. -8.

W. 147.
S. -85.

Indravarmaputrasa Aspavar-
masa strategasa jayatasa*

Armed Pallas to r.

To r. M. 28,

To 1. M. 31.
G. B.

GF.B.

To 1. additional Kh. bha.

To L additional Kh. ga.

1 The name of Azes is found on the Greek side, the side of honour, but is absent from the
Kharosthi side. There is instead an inscription to the effect that the coin is the isstae of
Aspavarma, son of Indravarma, the victorious general. Aspavarma was apparently an Indian
general and subordinate ruler of the suzerain monarch Azes, A reference is invited to coins
Kos. 35-37 of the coins of the Indo-Parthians in this Catalogue, which I have attributed to
Aspavarma as the strateyos of Gondopharnes.