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 34. Coin of Tenedos with double-headed axe     318

35. Coin of Phanes, earliest known inscribed coin     320

36. Archaic Coin of Samos      321

37. Coin of Cnidus     321

38. Coin of Thurii     322

39. Coin of Rhoda in Spain     322

40. Tetradrachm of Athens     325

41. Vase from Cyrene, showing the weighing of the Silphium     326

42. Coin of Metapontum     327

43. Coin of Croton     328

44. Tortoise of Aegina     328

45. Coin of Boeotia with Shield     331

46. Coin of Lycia     332

47. Coin of Messana     336

48. Aes Rude     355

49. Bronze Decussis, with figure of Cow     356

50. As (Aes grave)     361

51. As (semi-uncial)     362

52. As, 3rd Cent. (Third Brass)     362

53. Didrachm of Corinth     362

54. Sesterce of First Roman Silver coinage     363

55. Didrachm of Tarentum     364

56. Romano-Campanian coin     377

57. Victoriatus     377

58. Sextans (aes grave)      379

59. Gold Solidus of Julian the Apostate     384

60. Tremissis of Leo I.     385