156

1NDO-PAKXHIAN KINGS

Metal

No.

Obverse

Eeverse

73

74

75l

78s

As on No. 72.

S. -95.

S, -9.

As on No, 72,

Full Kli. legend Maharajasa
rajatirajasa mahatasa Gudujphara
sagudana.

To r. Kh, gu.

To L Kh. ti.

(j8) Type: resembling (a), but ivith name Oudranaalone;
copper, round.

--BACIA6GJN ME---

As on No. 72,

W. 109.

S.-9.

Unrepresented types: None.

As on No. 72.

----rajasa mahatasa Gudrana----

To r. Kh. ma.
To 1. Kli. mi.

SANABARES

Unrepresented types:

(i) Arsakid type, but in copper.

B. M. (toU9 PL XXIII. 11.

(ii) Ordinary Indo-Parthian type, but with Greek legends on both
sides.

B. M. Cat., PL XXIII. 12.

PAKORES
(a) Type: bu&t of Jdng and Nike; copper, round

BACiACYC BACIA€OJN
M€fAC IIAKQPHC
Bust of king to L, diademed.

W. 121.
S. -9.

Winged Nike r. -with palm and
wreath.

Kh. legend Maharajasa,
rajasa mahatasa Pakurasa,

To r. Kh. jpti.

To L Kh. te. PL XVI.

1 This coin apparently belongs to the second variety of Orthagnes, B. Jf. Cat., p. 109, No. 7.

2 Several of the aksaras in the Kharosthi legend on this and other coins of Pakores are
finished off with little hooks which may signify the final vowel sound w, in which case the
inscription would run Maharujusu rujutirujusw mahatasu Pukurasu, and might b« regarded as
a later form or dialect. 0. Btihler remarks on the occurrence of the forms Maharajusa and