This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...hands on two lions; on each side of her stands a female figure with turreted head, one ATTOYAA, the other TP ATTE Z OTToAty. This coin indicates more than a mere alliance; it marks the two cities as conterminous, and united in the worship of the same goddess, whose name, as we learn from inscriptions, was MrjTrfp ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 Excerpt: ...hands on two lions; on each side of her stands a female figure with turreted head, one ATTOYAA, the other TP ATTE Z OTToAty. This coin indicates more than a mere alliance; it marks the two cities as conterminous, and united in the worship of the same goddess, whose name, as we learn from inscriptions, was MrjTrfp "ASpaa-oy. The connexion of Attouda with Aphrodisias was closer than with any other city. The same persons appear on the records of both cities (cp. App. II 9); the same names (e. g. Adrastos, Polychronios, Peritus &c.) and the same peculiar epigraphic formulae (see no. 70) are characteristic of both. Now commercially and geographically the natural relations of Attouda are with Laodiceia; and the numismatic facts just stated show that such a connexion existed3. The 1 Numism. Zft. 1884 p. 272. Mr. Head Laodicean coins with 8id p. 57. informs me by letter that Apollonia-s While, in the point just quoted, Salbake and Tabai (see App. II) also use the coins of Laodiceia agree with those fi-i on coins. This strengthens our con-of Attouda, there is a general difference elusion that Attouda is more closely between them. Laodicean coins are connected with the Carian cities than Phrygian in type; but, as Mr. Head with the Phrygian. writes to me, 'the coins of Attouda a M. Imhoof-Blumer accepts my pro-and Trapezopolis resemble one another posed completion of this legend, and in style, fabric, and sometimes even in interprets as above hi9 published read-type, and are more like the Carian than ing of the coin of Trapezopolis TTOAI. the Phrygian issues; if we had only close union with Aphrodisias can be explained only through frequent intercourse arising from their belonging to one conventus. Thus we again come to our former conclusion (p. 3...
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