HUVISHKA

201

Metal

No,

Obverse

Reverse

162

163

164 *

165

166

167

168

160

As on No. 137.
"W. 152.

a i.

W. 233.
S, 1.

W. 241.
E. 14.

W. 223.
- S, -95,

W. 80,
S. -85,

"but elephant-rider to 1.

W. 162,
B.-8,

As on No. 137.

W. 54.
S. -8.

W. 64.
S. -8.

HPAKHAO

Herakles with club and lion's

skin standing to front.
To 1. M. 6.

PL XIX,

Four-armed deity to I.
To 1. M. 6.

OHA

Deity, nimbate, with fillet in
outstretched r. hand.
To 1. M. 6.

Male deity; coin rubbed and
illegible.

Deity j coin barbarous.
To 1. M. 4.

Figure, probably of king, seated
cross-legged.

Deity; coin barbarous.

1 Sir A. Cunningham considered AOH to be another name for A0|>0, and discussed
e point at some length—Coins of®* KusMns, p. 133. On this coin we have a figure resembling
that of A6f>0, with the legend OHA. I should he inclined to consider the fragmentary
labels in the ®reek script on copper coins of Huvishka as blunders made by ignorant die-
sinkers, unless there were good evidence to the contrary.