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A. Boutkowski, RN 1884, p. 402, no. 3, published an example in his own collection (pl. XVIII.3) as a coin of Heraclea. The figure of Demeter is similar to that found on contemporary coins of Nicaea and Prusias ad Hypium, derived from the Latin coins of Titus and Domitian from Thrace (508-9), although it has been placed on the chariot. For a discussion of the type, see R. Lindner, Mythos und Identität (1994), pp. 135-7·
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