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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Aspron trachy, scyphate of NicosiaM13 Cat. 1257.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1184 AD - 1191 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of youthful Christ, holds scroll in l., legend obscure; Reverse: Emperor standing facing in stemma, scaramangion and sagion, holds cross-topped scepter in r. and akakia in l. Manus Dei in upper r. legend obscure.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Aspron trachy, scyphate of NicosiaM13 Cat. 1257.0002
Coin
Billon
1184 AD - 1191 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of youthful Christ, holds scroll in l., legend obscure; Reverse: Emperor standing facing in stemma, scaramangion and sagion, holds cross-topped scepter in r. and akakia in l. Manus Dei in upper r. legend obscure.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Aspron trachy, scyphate
M13 Cat. 1258.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1185 AD - 1195 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Mary enthroned facing with nimbed infant Jesus MHP ΘV; Reverse: Emperor standing facing with stemma, divitision, loros and sagion, with cross-topped scepter in r. and akakia in l. ICAAKKI DECPOTHC, hand of God above.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Aspron trachy, scyphate of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1259.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1195 AD - 1203 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of youthful Christ, holds scroll IX XC; Reverse: Emperor standing, crowned by St. Constantine; both in stemma, divitision, each with labarum, gl. cr. between, legend illegible.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Trachy, scyphate of ConstantinopleM13 Cat. 1260.0001
Coin
Bronze/Copper Alloy
1204 AD - 1261 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Nothing visible; Reverse: Emperor standing wearing divitision, holding labarum topped with cross potent in r.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Coin of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1261.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1204 AD - 1261 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: No obv. image; Reverse: Emperor standing with saint or Virgin.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Coin of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1262.0001
Coin
Bronze/Copper Alloy
1204 AD - 1261 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: No obv. image; Reverse: Standing emperor in stemma, divitision, holding patriarchal cross-topped scepter held transversely (other hand on hip) ΘX NIC.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Trachy, scyphate of NicaeaM13 Cat. 1263.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1222 AD - 1254 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of young Christ facing, with scroll in l. IC XC; Reverse: Half-length bust facing of emperor in stemma, divitision, sagion with scepter in r. and gl. cr. with patriarchal cross in l. [...]TIO[...]?.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Tetarteron of Magnesia ad SipylumM13 Cat. 1264.0001
Coin
Bronze/Copper Alloy
1222 AD - 1254 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of St. George in tunic, breastplate, sagion, holds spear in r. hand and shield in l.; Reverse: Standing emperor in stemma, divitision, sagion with labarum in r. and akakia in l. Ιω/ΔΕC/ΠΟ/Ο/ΔΥ/Κ/Α/C.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Trachy, scyphate of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1265.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1230 AD - 1237 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Christ enthroned, star to l. and r.; Reverse: Emperor crowned by Virgin; he holds akakia in r., gl. cr. in l., wears loros and divitsion. She wears pallium and maphorium, blesses with her l.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Follis
M13 Cat. 1266.0001
Coin
Bronze/Copper Alloy
1100 AD - 1350 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Bust of Christ facing; Reverse: Bust of emperor? facing.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Trachy, scyphate of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1267.0001
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1092 AD - 1350 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Illegible.; Reverse: Illegible.
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Byzantine Bronze/Copper Alloy Trachy, scyphate of Constantinople
M13 Cat. 1267.0002
Coin
Billon or Bronze/Copper Alloy
1092 AD - 1350 AD (Byzantine)
This coin type: Obverse: Illegible.; Reverse: Illegible.
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Inscribed Stele: Decree Honoring a Seleucid OfficialM14 Cat. 301
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Between 209 and 193 BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of white marble; the upper part of the text is broken off, a portion of the left part damaged; below the inscription there is a blank space.
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Decree Honoring HeliodorosM14 Cat. 302
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
First half of the 2nd century BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble, upper left corner damaged. Below the inscription there is a blank space of 0.115 m; separated by a blank space of 0.16 m, it is preceded by no. 310. For further details, see Gauthier, pl. XII (drawing of the stone).
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Inscribed Stele: Decree Honoring Menophantos, Priest of ZeusM14 Cat. 303
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
(Hellenistic)
Stele of white marble, broken above and below. Above the inscription a relief depicts an olive wreath in a quadrangular recess. Lines 1–3 are better preserved than the following ones.
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Inscribed Fragment: Senatus Consultum?M14 Cat. 304
Inscription
Marble, Stone
Late Republican? (Roman)
Fragment of white marble, broken on all sides. In comparison with Herrmann’s edition the last line is slightly more damaged ([αὐ]τῶ̣ν).
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Inscribed Stele: Boundary Stone of Sanctuary of ArtemisM14 Cat. 305
Stele, Inscription
Marble, Stone
March 4, 44 BC (Roman)
Stele of white marble with gray veins, with tenon.
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Inscribed Block: Decree Concerning the Repartition of Revenues for Sacrifices and Contests
M14 Cat. 306
Inscription
Marble, Stone
“l’époque d’Auguste” (Roberts, p. 9 n. 1). (Roman)
Block of white marble. The surface on which lines 2ff. are written is surrounded by a profile frame (broken off below); line 1 stands on the upper profile. There was at least one more block standing under the present one.
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): End of Letter from Antiochos III Regarding the Rebuilding of SardisM14 Cat. 307
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
March 5, 213 BC (“à un ou deux jours près,” Gauthier, p. 15). (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble. For further details, see Gauthier, with a drawing of the stone, pl. X. Nos. 307 and 309 are “twin blocks” of the same shape. The entire inscription on this block contained eleven lines; the preceding part (of about the ...
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Sardian Decree, Letter from Laodike, and Beginning of Letter from Antiochos IIIM14 Cat. 308
Inscription
Marble, Stone
June/July 213 BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble with reddish spots. For further details see Gauthier.
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Letter from Antiochos IIIM14 Cat. 309
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Summer 213 BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble. For further details, see Gauthier, pl. XI (drawing of the stone). Nos. 307 and 309 are “twin blocks” of the same shape. - From Sardis, Synagogue, Main Hall, reused in one of the piers at the western end, see Gauthier, p...
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): End of Letter from Antiochos III?
M14 Cat. 310
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Ca. 213 BC. (Hellenistic)
Block of grayish-white marble, upper left corner damaged; separated by a blank space of 0.16 m, the inscription is followed by no. 302. For further details see Gauthier, pl. XII (drawing of the stone).
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Letter from Antiochos IIIM14 Cat. 311
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Reign of Antiochos III (letter shape). (Hellenistic)
Three joining fragments of white marble with reddish patina. The uppermost fragment is the upper left corner of a block similar to those containing the inscriptions nos. 307–310; part of the left edge is preserved, elsewhere broken.
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Inscribed Block from Anta of the Metroon (reused in Synagogue): Letter from Antiochos III Regarding Exemption from Taxes and Royal Grant of GrainM14 Cat. 312
Architecture, Inscription
Marble, Stone
Probably “assez tôt après la fin de la guerre contre Achaios” (Gauthier, p. 129). (Hellenistic)
Three non-joining fragments of white marble. (a) is broken on all sides except for the upper edge, (b) is broken on all sides, and (c) is broken on all sides except for the left edge.