140

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGS

Metal

No.

Obverse

Reverse

M

305

366

367

368

369

370

371 *

(TT) Type: standing king and deity; copper} square

sides BAIIAEnZ

MEfAAOY AZ!

On three

BASIAEflN
AI20Y

King fully accoutred with hel-
met, shield, spear, and palm, to r.

S. 1-1 x-9.

S. lx-8.

S. 1.

3. 1.

Kli. legend on three sides Mafia-
rajasa rajatirajasa, mahatasa Ayili-
sasa.

Deity standing to r. with flowing
veil, holding diadem.

To 1. Kb. mi.
G. B.

PL XIV.

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

Greek legend as on No. 365.
Deity standing to front; sceptre
in r., tongs and hammer in 1. hand.

To L M. 37,

S. 1*1 x-95.

E. -9.

S. -5 x -6.

Eh. legend as on No. 365.
Lion striding to r.
In upper field Kb. monogram
as on No. 329.

G. B. PL XIV,

G. B.

G. B.

1 This coin was originally in the "White King Collection, and is No. 269 of the Sale
Catalogue. It is there described as an unpublished coin of Azes, and the deity is called
JSfeptune. But it is undoubtedly a coin of Azilises of the type of the two larger coins which
precede it here. These are good specimens, and show that the objects in the left hand of the
deity, so far unelucidated, are tongs and hammer. The deity must therefore correspond with
Hephaistos,