GONDOPHARES

151

Metal

Ho.

Obverse

Reverse

Type: head of king and Pallas ; copper-, round

Pallas to r. with aegis and
thunderbolt.

Fragments of a Kharosthi
Iegend3 which from a comparison
of all fourteen specimens of this
type contains the words Malm-
rajasa rajatirajasa tratarasa Gada-
pharnasa,

To r* Kh. he.

To 1. Kh. stra.
G. B. PL XV.

M
\a / t/A v *j

39
Barbarous Greek inscription.

Three coins
Head of king to r., diademed.

W. 34.

S. -5.

40
33

Six coins
W. 32.

H. -5.

41
3J

Five coins
W. 37.

S. -45.

Bi.

42

43

(77) Type: king on horseback and feiva1; billon, round

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King on horseback to 1., r. arm
extended; Nike flying behind him
with wreath.

In front of horse $J-

Under horse Kh. rtu.

S. -95.

but with additional Kh. mon.
sam.

B. -95.

As on No. 42.

W. 132.

S.-9.

Siva facing, holding trident in
r. and palm in 1. hand.

Kh. legend Maharajasa rajara-
jasa tratarasa devavrafasa Gudu-
pkarasa.

To r. Kh. gu and rtu.

To 1. M. 6 and monogram similar
to M. 2.
G. B.

To r. Kh. gu.
To L M. 6.
G. B.

PL XV.

1 Prof. E. J. Kapsozi discusses this type in Part V of his Notes on Indian Coins and Seals,

It 2