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Houghton, A., C. Lorber & O. Hoover. Seleucid Coins: A Comprehensive Catalog. (Lancaster, 2002 - 2008).


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Often abbreviated "SC." The primary reference for Seleukid coins. Two parts, four volumes. 

Part I, Seleucus I - Antiochus III, #1 - 1296

Part II, Seleucus IV - Antiochus XIII, 1296 - 2491 & addenda

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part I, Volume I

Introduction
General Table of Contents V
Preface, by Georges Le Rider VII
Foreword and Acknowledgements IX
Methodology XIII
Early Seleucid Mints and Mint Administration XVII
Guide for Users: Organization and Use of the Catalogue XXV
Abbreviations XXIX
Chronological Table: Seleucid Historical and Numismatic Chronology, 323-187 B.C. XXXIII
Stemma: The Seleucid Succession, Seleucus I—Antiochus III (312—187 B.C.) XXXIX

Catalogue

Seleucus I
  Introduction 1
  Mints of Seleucus I 11
  Catalogue 15
Antiochus I
  Introduction 111
  Mints of Antiochus I 117
  Catalogue 119
Antiochus II
  Introduction 165
  Mints of Antiochus II 171
  Catalogue 173
The “Soter” Coinage
  Introduction 225
  Catalogue 227
Seleucus II
  Introduction 229
  Mints of Seleucus II 235
  Catalogue 237
Antiochus Hierax
  Introduction 291
  Mints of Antiochus Hierax 295
  Catalogue 297
Seleucus III
  Introduction 327
  Mints of Seleucus III 329
  Catalogue 331
Molon
  Introduction 343
  Catalogue 345
Achaeus
  Introduction 347
  Catalogue 349
Antiochus III
  Introduction 351
  Mints of Antiochus III 363
  Catalogue 367
Addenda 471

Illustrations

  The Seleucid kings frontispiece
  Portrait types of Antiochus III 366

Maps
Seleucid Kingdom: Principal Cities
Seleucus I: Mints and Cities 10
Antiochus I and Antiochus II: Mints and Cities 164
Antiochus I and Antiochus II: Mints and Cities of Western Asia Minor and the Hellespont 170
Seleucus II and Antiochus Hierax: Mints and Cities 234
Seleucus II and Antiochus Hierax: Mints and Cities of Western Asia Minor and the Hellespont 290
Seleucus III and Antiochus III: Mints and Cities 362

Part I, Volume II
Appendices
1. Seleucid bronze coinage: denominations and metrology with metrological tables by Brian Kritt 1
2. Countermarks 37
3. Hoards 73
4. Tabular survey of Seleucid coin production by ruler 133
5. Tabular survey of Seleucid coin production by mint 157

Bibliography 189

Concordance to ESM and WSM 195

Indices
1. Types: Remarkable types for precious metal coinage, all types for bronze coinage 207
2. Controls 219
3. Remarkable legends 279
4. Countermarks 287

List of Illustrations 289

Plates 301
Part II, Volume 
Introduction
General Table of Contents V
Foreword and Acknowledgements IX
Methodology XIII
Later Seleucid Mints and Coinages XVII
Guide for Users: Organization and Use of the Catalogue XXXI
Abbreviations XXXV
Chronological Table: Seleucid Historical and Numismatic Chronology, 187-17 B.C. XXXIX
Stemma: The Seleucid Succession, Seleucus IV - Antiochus XIII (187-64 B.C.) XLVI
Major Corrections to Seleucid Coins, Part 1 XLVII

Catalogue
Seleucus IV
  Introduction 1
  Mints of Seleucus IV 7
  Catalogue 9
Antiochus, Son of Seleucus IV
  Introduction 35
  Catalogue 37
Antiochus IV
  Introduction 41
  Mints of Antiochus IV 51
  Catalogue 53
Antiochus V
  Introduction 127
  Mints of Antiochus V 131
  Catalogue 133
Timarchus
  Introduction 141
  Catalogue 145
Demetrius I
  Introduction 151
  Mints of Demetrius I 157
  Catalogue 159
Commagenean Imitations of Antioch Drachms of Demetrius I
  Catalogue 207
Alexander I
  Introduction 209
  Mints of Alexander I 215
  Catalogue 217
Posthumous Issues of Antiochus IV
  Introduction 257
  Catalogue 259
Demetrius II, First Reign
  Introduction 261
  Mints of Demetrius II, First Reign 271
  Catalogue 273
Antiochus VI
  Introduction 315
  Mints of Antiochus VI 319
  Catalogue 321
Tryphon
  Introduction 335
  Mints of Tryphon 339
  Catalogue 341
Antiochus VII
  Introduction 349
  Mints of Antiochus VII 355
  Catalogue 369
Cappadocian Tetradrachms in the Name of Antiochus VII
  Catalogue 399
Demetrius II, Second Reign
  Introduction 409
Mints of Demetrius II, Second Reign 413
  Catalogue 415
A Young Antiochus Epiphanes
  Introduction 435
  Catalogue 439
Alexander II
  Introduction 441
  Mints of Alexander II 445
  Catalogue 447
Cleopatra Thea
  Introduction 465
  Catalogue 467
Cleopatra Thea and Antiochus VIII
  Introduction 469
  Mints of Cleopatra Thea and Antiochus VIII 471
  Catalogue 473
Antiochus VIII
  Introduction 483
  Mints of Antiochus VIII 489
  Catalogue 491
Antiochus IX
  Introduction 521
  Mints of Antiochus IX 525
  Catalogue 527
Seleucus VI
  Introduction 551
  Mints of Seleucus VI 553
  Catalogue 555
Antiochus X
  Introduction 565
  Catalogue 569
Antiochus XI and Philip I
  Introduction 573
  Catalogue 575
Antiochus XI
  Introduction 577
  Catalogue 579
Demetrius III
  Introduction 581
  Mints of Demetrius III 585
  Catalogue 587
Philip I
  Introduction 595
  Mints of Philip I 599
  Catalogue 601
Antiochus XII
  Introduction 607
  Catalogue 609
Cleopatra Selene and Antiochus XIII
  Introduction 613
  Catalogue 615
Antiochus XIII
  Introduction 617
  Catalogue 619
Posthumous Tetradrachms of Philip I
  Catalogue 621
Addenda and Corrigenda to Seleucid Coins, Part I 627
Addenda II. Satrapal Coinage of Seleucus I in Babylonia 701

Illustrations
The Seleucid kings

Maps
Seleucus IV: Mints and Cities 6
Antiochus IV: Mints and Cities 50
Demetrius I: Mints and Cities 158
Alexander I: Mints and Cities 214
Demetrius II, First Reign: Mints and Cities 269
Antiochus VI and Tryphon: Mints and Cities 320
Antiochus VII: Mints and Cities 348
Demetrius II, Second Reign through Joint Reign of Cleopatra Thea and Antiochus VIII: Mints and Cities 414
Antiochus VIII and Antiochus IX: Mints and Cities 484
Seleucus VI to Antiochus XIII: Mints and Cities 554
Part II, Volume II
Appendices
I. Metrological study of Seleucid tetradrachms of Antioch and Phoenicia 1
2a. Metrological study of Seleucid bronze coinages 9
2b. Seleucid bronze coinage 43
2c. Seleucid bronze coinage production 53
3. Hoards 77
4a. Countermarks on Seleucid and foreign silver coins 157
4b. Countermarks on Seleucid and foreign bronze coins 195
5. Overstruck Seleucid coins 209
6. Pellets on Seleucid coins 231
7. Lead test pieces 237
8. Plated Seleucid-type coins 241
9. Imitations of Seleucid coins 265
10. Dated Seleucid coins 275
II. Tabular survey of Seleucid coin production by ruler 291
12. Tabular survey of Seleucid coin production by mint 343

Bibliography 401

Concordance to Babelon 409
Concordance to CSE
417
Concordance to CSE 2
423
Concordance to SMA
429
Concordance to SNG Spaer
433

Indices
1. Types: Remarkable types for precious metal coinage, all types for bronze coinage 447
2. Controls on precious metal coinage 469
3. Countermarks 521

List of Illustrations
523

Plates 537


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