Catalogue·PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 10·1939–1948

Kourion Complex, Coins (C1–C2760)

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Typed and handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 18 of catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 10 (Kourion Complex, Coins (C1–C2760)), typed and handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 10, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Unnumbered pageScan 18 of 57

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28-5-48	C 451	Ap St 1 Z-E	M	F342	Antigonus I		W-S
31-5-48	C 452	Ap Tr 9 Θ-I	M	F349	Curium, 4^th cent. BC.
1-6-48	C 453	Ap St 1 Z-H	M	F357	Paphos, 350-332
” 1-6-48	C 454	Ap St 1 Z-H	M	F360	Alexander Great
” 1-6-48	C 455	Ap St 1 Z-H	M	F363	Alexander
3-6-48	C 456	Ap Tr 9 ε-ζ	M	F370	Constantius II
” 3-6-48	C 457	Ap Tr 9 α-β	M	F372	Alexander
” 3-6-48	C 458	Ap Tr 9 α-β	M	F373	Ptolemy X
8-6-48	C 459	Ap Tr 9	M	F383	Ptolemy XIV
14-6-48	C 460	Ap E Bldg	M	F393	illegible
” 14-6-48	C 461	Ap E Bldg	M	F394	Valentinian I or Valens
15-6-48	C 462	Ap ..	M	F397	Demetrius Polior-cetes
?-6-48	C 463	Ap St 1 K-	M	F439	Ptolemy I
6-48	C 464	Ap ..	M	F441	illegible
6-48	C 465	Ap St 1 Θ-I	M	F442	Curium 4^th c. BC.
6-48	C 466	Ap St 1 Θ-I	M	F443	Curium	3
6-48	C 467	Ap St 1 Θ-I	M	F444	Curium	3
6-48	C 468	Ap St 1 Θ-I	M	F445	Curium	3
6-48	C 469	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F446	Paphos, 350-332
6-48	C 470	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F448	Alexander
6-48	C 471	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F449	2nd-1st c. BC
6-48	C 472	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F450	Salamis, 361-351 BC
6-48	C 473	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F452	Antigonus I
6-48	C 474	Ap St 1 H-Θ	M	F457	Curium 4^th c, BC
6-48	C 475	Ap St 1 Θ-I	M	F463	Paphos, 350-332
6-48	C 476	Ap St 1 I-K	M	F469	Curium 4^th c. BC	3
6-4-49	C 477	Ap St 1 T-U	M	F534	Lucius Verus, 161
” 6-4-49	C 478	Ap St 1 near Φ	M	F535	illegible
8-4-49	C 479	Ap Tr 9 R-Σ	M	F537	Justin II
9-4-49	C 480	Ap Outer Bldg, E Rm	M	F538	illegible

65 figures hard to read~~struck~~ struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

Objects named on this pageKourion Complex (city site and Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates)

By the field number written in the record. A number links to the object’s page where we have one, and to the Penn Museum’s record where the museum has it online.

Recorded (30)

C 451Antigonus I
C 452Curium, 4^th cent. BC.
C 453Paphos, 350-332
C 454 (number uncertain)Alexander Greatnumber uncertain
C 455 (number uncertain)Alexandernumber uncertain
C 456Constantius II
C 457 (number uncertain)Alexandernumber uncertain
C 458 (number uncertain)Ptolemy Xnumber uncertain
C 459Ptolemy XIV
C 460illegible
C 461 (number uncertain)Valentinian I or Valensnumber uncertain
C 462Demetrius Polior-cetes
C 463Ptolemy I
C 464illegible
C 465Curium 4^th c. BC.
C 466Curium
C 467Curium
C 468Curium
C 469Paphos, 350-332
C 470Alexander
C 4712nd-1st c. BC
C 472Salamis, 361-351 BC
C 473Antigonus I
C 474Curium 4^th c, BC
C 475Paphos, 350-332
C 476Curium 4^th c. BC
C 477Lucius Verus, 161
C 478 (number uncertain)illegiblenumber uncertain
C 479Justin II
C 480illegible

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