| Vol. |
№ |
Province |
City |
Person |
Diam. |
Obverse |
Inscription |
Design |
Reverse |
Inscription |
Design |
|
I
|
961AA
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Hierapytna
|
Augustus |
22
|
|
ΘΕΟΣ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ ΕΠΙ ΛΑΧΗΤΟΣ
|
radiate head of Divus Augustus, left
|
|
ΤΑΝ ΚΡΗΤΑ[ΓΕΝΗΣ] [ ]ΝΙΩΝ
|
laureate head of Zeus Kretagenes, right
|
|
I
|
986
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Cnossus
|
Augustus |
28
|
|
MAXIMO IIVIR DIVOS AVG
|
bare head of Augustus, left
|
|
FVSCO IIVIR IVLIA AVGVS, D D (in field)
|
Livia seated, right
|
|
I
|
1003
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Cnossus
|
Augustus |
25
|
|
DIVVS AVGVSTVS CAPITONE ITER IIVIR
|
radiate head of Divus Augustus, left
|
|
VICTORIA AVG CYTHERO ITER IIVIR
|
Victory holding wreath and palm, left
|
|
I
|
1004
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Cnossus
|
Augustus |
25
|
|
DIVVS AVGVSTVS CYTHERO ITER IIVIR
|
radiate head of Divus Augustus, left
|
|
VICTORIA AVG CAPITONE ITER IIVIR
|
Victory holding wreath and palm, left
|
|
I
|
1013
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Cydonia
|
Augustus |
22
|
|
ΚΑΙϹΑΡ
|
radiate head of Divus Augustus, left
|
|
ΤΙΒΕΡΙΟΥ [ΚΥΔΩΝ]ΙΑΤΑΝ
|
temple with six columns
|
|
I
|
1014
|
Cyrenaica and Crete
|
Cydonia
|
Augustus |
23
|
|
ΚΑΙ-ϹΑΡ
|
radiate head of Divus Augustus, right
|
|
ΚΥΔΩΝΙΑΤΑΝ
|
infant Miletus to left suckled by a bitch to right
|
|
I
|
1151
|
Achaea
|
Corinth
|
Augustus |
21
|
|
L ARRIO PEREGRINO IIVIR
|
radiate head of Augustus, left
|
|
L FVRIO LABEONE (or LABEONE or LABEO) IIVIR, GENT IVLI (in pediment), COR (in exergue)
|
temple with six columns
|
|
I
|
1157
|
Achaea
|
Corinth
|
Augustus |
20
|
|
L FVRIO LABEONE IIV(IR)
|
radiate bust of Augustus, left
|
|
L ARRIO PEREGRIN(O) IIV(I)(R), GENT IVLI, COR (in exergue)
|
temple with six columns
|
|
I
|
1253
|
Achaea
|
Patras
|
Augustus |
26
|
|
DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER
|
radiate head of Augustus, left
|
|
COL A A PATRENS
|
togate man, holding measuring rod (?) and vexillum with two oxen, left
|
|
I
|
1254
|
Achaea
|
Patras
|
Augustus |
27
|
|
DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER
|
radiate head of Augustus, right
|
|
COL A A PATRENS
|
togate man, holding measuring rod (?) and vexillum with two oxen, left
|