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Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. First reign. Zeus Nikephoros Tetradrachm of Antioch.Seleukids. Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. First reign, 94 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.0 gm, 26.7mm, 1h) of Antioch on the Orontes. Diademed head right. / Zeus Nikephoros enthroned left, holding Nike and sceptre. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΝΤΙΟΧΟΥ | ΕΥΣΕΒΟΥΣ ΦΙΛΟΠ⟑ΤΟΡΟΣ, ΩΣ⟑ to outer left, ⩚ beneath throne. Good VF. Bt. Herakles Numismatics, 2002. SC 2429.1c; HGC 9 #1288; Newell SMA 430; Houghton CSE I #381; SNG Spaer 2790 (same obv die)-2791; ACNAC Dewing 2645; Babelon Rois 1526-1530; BnF Gallica: Babelon 1530bis, De Clercq 253; BMC 2 (plate XXVI #1); Jameson Coll. #1759.Anaximander
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Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. First reign. Zeus Nikephoros Tetradrachm of Antioch.Seleukids. Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. First reign, 94 BC. AR Tetradrachm (15.68 gm, 29.0mm, 12h) of Antioch on the Orontes. Diademed head right. / Zeus Nikephoros enthroned left, holding Nike and sceptre. Β⟑ΣΙΛΕΩΣ ⟑ΝΤΙΟΧΟΥ | ΕΥΣΕΒΟΥΣ ΦΙΛΟΠ⟑ΤΟΡΟΣ, monograms ΩΣ⟑ to left, ⩚ beneath throne. EF. Ponterio CICF 142 #1659. SC 2429.1c; HGC 9 #1287 corr. (without sideburn)-1288; Newell SMA 430; Houghton CSE I #381; SNG Spaer 2790-2791; ACNAC Dewing 2645; Babelon Rois 1526-1530; BnF Gallica: Babelon 1530bis (same obv. die) Seyrig Coll., De Clercq 253; BMC 2 (plate XXVI #1); Jameson Coll. #1759.Anaximander
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Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. Second reign. Zeus Nikephoros Tetradrachm of Antioch.Seleukids. Antiochos X Eusebus Philopater. 2nd reign 94-88 BC AR Tetradrachm (15.96 gm, 27.4mm, 1h) of Antioch on the Orontes. Diademed head right. / Zeus Nikephoros enthroned left, holding Nike and sceptre. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΝΤΙΟΧΟΥ | ΕΥΣΕΒΟΥΣ ΦΙΛΟΠΑΤΟΡΟΣ. Monogram ⫟⨝⟑ to outer left and ⩚ below throne. gVF. Bt. Pars Coins, 2002. SC 2434.1; HGC 9 #1288; Houghton CSE I #379; SNG Spaer 2788; Newell SMA 429 (same obverse die) = ANS Mantis 1944.100.76913; BnF Gallica De Clercq 252; Naville X #1513. cf. SNG Cop 7 (Seleucid Kings) #423 (Π⋈⟑ control to l.).Anaximander
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BCC GR11 Seleucid Kingdom Demetrius III DamascusGreek Seleucid Kingdom
Demetrius III Philopater 96-87 BCE
Damascus Mint Denomination D (half)
Obv: Diademed head of Demetrius right, bearded?
Rev: BAΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOV ΘEOV
ΦIΛOΠATOPOΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ Tripod
Monogram A in right field.
date:SIΣ= a.s.216 (97/96 BCE)
15mm. 2.82gm. Axis:0
HGC9 #1314 SC II 2457v.? (monogram right field)
Surface find, Caesarea Maritima, 1974.v-drome
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BCC GR12 Seleucid Kingdom Demetrius III Hermes DamascusGreek Seleucid Kingdom
Demetrius III Philopater 96-87 BCE
Damascus Mint Denomination C
Obv: Radiate and diademed head of
Demetrius right, bearded.
Rev: BAΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOV ΘEOV
ΦIΛOΠATOPOΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ Hermes
standing left on square basis, holding
palm and caduceus. Struck 91-87 BCE
18.5mm. 3.86gm. Axis:0
HGC9 #1312 SC II 2456.2 (N over Θ left field)
Surface find, Caesarea Maritima, 1972.v-drome
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Cappadocian Kingdom, Ariarathes V Eusebes PhilopaterAR drachm
18mm, 4.08 grams
163-130 BC, regnal yr 32 (130 BC)
Diademed head of Ariarathes V right
ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΡΙΑΡΑΘΟΥ EYΣEBOYΣ, Athena standing left, holding Nike and resting hand on grounded shield set behind her; spear held in crook of arm; monograms to outer left, inner left and outer right; date (BΛ) in exergue.
Simonetta 11 (Ariarathes IV); SNG Copenhagen suppl. 643. EF
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PTOLEMAIC KINGDOM (04)--PTOLEMY IV PHILOPATERAE 44 mm 68.94 g
221 - 204 BC
OBV: DIADEMED HEAD OF ZEUS, R
REV: EAGLE STANDING L
ALEXANDRIA SEAR 7841v laney
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PTOLEMAIC KINGDOM, Ptolemy IV Philopater AE42221-205 B.C.
AE42, 67.86gm
Obv: Head of Zeus Ammon right with ram's horn, wearing taenia diadem
Rev: ΠΤΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ BΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ, Eagle with closed wings standing left on thunderbolt; Σ between legs; Cornucopiae left decorated with royal diadem
Ref: Svoronos 992
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Ptolemaic, Ptolemy IV Philopater Metal/Size: AE25; Weight: 10.556 grams; Denomination: Obol; Mint: Tyre, Phoenicia; Date: 221-204 BCE; Obverse: Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right. Reverse: ΠTOΛEMAIOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ (King Ptolemy), eagle standing left on thunderbolt, head left, wings closed, club left, ΣE (Sigma Epsilon) monogram between legs. References: Lorber CPE #B546;Svoronos #1143 (4 spec).museumguy
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Ptolemy IV - pentobol Weiser 91Ptolemy IV, Philopater (221 - 205 BC); 45.15g; obv. Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right; rev. PTOLEMIAOU BASILEWS, eagle standing left on thunderbolt, looking back at cornucopia under right wing. SNG Cop. 224; Svoronos 974; Weiser 91
Ex F. R. Künker Auction 143 Bartosz A
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC - ObversePtolemy Coin GAE095
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC
AE 41.2-41.6mm : 73.1gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, closed wings, head facing left (of coin), filetted cornucopia in front of eagle (left side of coin), LAMDA IOTA monogram between legs
REF - SNGCOP 199-200 Svoronos 1125 (Plate 36 #17) Ex. R.C. Lockett Collection PtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC - ObversePtolemy Coin GAE026
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC
AE 42.3mm : 73.52gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, closed wings, head facing left (of coin), filetted cornucopia in front of eagle (left side of coin), DELTA IOTA monogram between legs
REF - SNGCOP 199-200 Svoronos 1125 (Plate 36 #17) Ex. R.C. Lockett Collection
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC - ReversePtolemy Coin GAE095
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC
AE 41.2-41.6mm : 73.1gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, closed wings, head facing left (of coin), filetted cornucopia in front of eagle (left side of coin), LAMDA IOTA monogram between legs
REF - SNGCOP 199-200 Svoronos 1125 (Plate 36 #17) Ex. R.C. Lockett Collection PtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC - ReversePtolemy Coin GAE026
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Drachm - 221/205 BC
AE 42.3mm : 73.52gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, closed wings, head facing left (of coin), filetted cornucopia in front of eagle (left side of coin), DELTA IOTA monogram between legs
REF - SNGCOP 199-200 Svoronos 1125 (Plate 36 #17) Ex. R.C. Lockett Collection PtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Hemidrachm - 221/205BC - ObversePtolemy Coin GAE025
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Hemidrachm - 221/205BC
AE 32mm : 35.7gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle on thunderbolt cornucopia L BASILEOS PTOLEMOY SIGMA IOTA or SIGMA EPSILON monogram between legs
REF - Svoronos 993 (Plate 35 #9 - Ptolemy III) SNGCOP 212
NOTE - Recent reattribution by Lorber as later issue hemidrachm of Ptolemy IVPtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Hemidrachm - 221/205BC - ReversePtolemy Coin GAE025
Ptolemy IV Philopater - Alexandria - Hemidrachm - 221/205BC
AE 32mm : 35.7gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle on thunderbolt cornucopia L BASILEOS PTOLEMOY SIGMA IOTA or SIGMA EPSILON monogram between legs
REF - Svoronos 993 (Plate 35 #9 - Ptolemy III) SNGCOP 212
NOTE - Recent reattribution by Lorber as later issue hemidrachm of Ptolemy IVPtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopater AE41 64.05g 221-204 BC. Struck 212 BC. Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy IV Philopater AE41 64.05g 221-204 BC. Struck 212 BC.
O: Head Zeus with Horn of Ammon r, centering dimple evident.
R: Eagle with closed wings stg. l., Filleted Cornucopia in l. field, BASILEWS PTOLEMAIOU around, LI symbol between legs.
Svoronos 1126, SNG Cop 200v(DI between legs).
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Ptolemy IV Philopater AE41 64.05g 221-204 BC. Struck 212 BCPtolemaic Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy IV Philopater AE41 64.05g 221-204 BC. Struck 212 BC.
O: Head Zeus with Horn of Ammon r, centering dimple evident.
R: Eagle with closed wings stg. l., Filleted Cornucopia in l. field, BASILEWS PTOLEMAIOU around, LI symbol between legs.
Svoronos 1126, SNG Cop 200v(DI between legs).
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Ptolemy IV Philopater reigned 221–205 BCE, son of Ptolemy III and Berenice II of Egypt was the fourth Pharaoh of Ptolemaic Egypt. Under the reign of Ptolemy IV, the decline of the Ptolemaic kingdom began.
His reign was inaugurated by the murder of his mother, and he was always under the dominion of favourites, male and female, who indulged his vices and conducted the government as they pleased. Self-interest led his ministers to make serious preparations to meet the attacks of Antiochus III the Great on Coele-Syria including Judea, and the great Egyptian victory of Raphia (217), where Ptolemy himself was present, secured the northern borders of the kingdom for the remainder of his reign.
The arming of Egyptians in this campaign had a disturbing effect upon the native population of Egypt, leading to the secession of Upper Egypt under pharaohs Harmachis (also known as Hugronaphor) and Ankmachis (also known as Chaonnophris), thus creating a kingdom that occupied much of the country and lasted nearly twenty years.
Philopator was devoted to orgiastic forms of religion and literary dilettantism. He built a temple to Homer and composed a tragedy, to which his favourite Agathocles added a commentary. He married (about 220 BC) his sister Arsinoë III, but continued to be ruled by his mistress Agathoclea, sister of Agathocles. In late c. 210 BC, Agathoclea may have given birth to a son from her affair with Ptolemy IV, who may had died shortly after his birth.
Ptolemy is said to have built a giant ship known as the tessarakonteres ("forty"), a huge type of galley. The forty of its name may refer to its number of banks of oars. The only recorded instance of this type of vessel, in fact, is this showpiece galley built for Ptolemy IV, described by Callixenus of Rhodes, writing in the 3rd century BCE, and by Athenaeus in the 2nd century AD. Plutarch also mentions that Ptolemy Philopater owned this immense vessel in his Life of Demetrios. The current theory is that Ptolemy's ship was an oversize catamaran galley, measuring 128 m 420 ft.
Ptolemy IV is a major protagonist of the apocryphal 3 Maccabees, which describes purported events following the Battle of Raphia, in both Jerusalem and Alexandria.
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Ptolemy IV Philopatros - Alexandria - 221/205BC - Tetrobol - ObversePtolemy Coin GAE255
Ptolemy IV Philopater - 221/205BC - Alexandria - Tetrobol
AE 36.3-37.0mm : 39.6gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, wing open on right side of coin, head turned right over open wing, SIGMA EPSILON monogram between legs, square/rectangular countermark of cornucopia at position where typically the device (engraved into die) is found on Ptolemy III issues. Possibly transitional issue or early issue of Ptolemy IV. Lorber (AJN, Second Series #12, pp.67-92, 2000) notes that the countermark may represent re-establishment of monetized value of this type by Ptolemy IV during a time of monetary reform and demonetization of earlier types.
REF - Svoronos 1149 (not illustrated this size, rev. similar to #1150 - Plate 37 #11) SNGCOP 211PtolemAE
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Ptolemy IV Philopatros - Alexandria - 221/205BC - Tetrobol - ReversePtolemy Coin GAE255
Ptolemy IV Philopater - 221/205BC - Alexandria - Tetrobol
AE 36.3-37.0mm : 39.6gm
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, wing open on right side of coin, head turned right over open wing, SIGMA EPSILON monogram between legs, square/rectangular countermark of cornucopia at position where typically the device (engraved into die) is found on Ptolemy III issues. Possibly transitional issue or early issue of Ptolemy IV. Lorber (AJN, Second Series #12, pp.67-92, 2000) notes that the countermark may represent re-establishment of monetized value of this type by Ptolemy IV during a time of monetary reform and demonetization of earlier types.
REF - Svoronos 1149 (not illustrated this size, rev. similar to #1150 - Plate 37 #11) SNGCOP 211PtolemAE
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Seleucid - Antiochus IX (114-95 BCE)Metal/Size: AE19; Weight: 5.1 grams; Denomination: Unknown; Mint: Antioch; Date: 114-95 BCE; Obverse: Diademed bust of Antiochus IX facing right, lightly bearded - beads surround. Reverse: Winged thunderbolt - ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ANTIOXOY ΦΙΛΟΠATOPOΣ (King Antiochus Philopater). Reference: Hoover #1248.museumguy
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SELEUKID KINGDOM--SELEUKOS IV187 - 175 BC
Seleukos IV Philopater
Serrated AE 17.5 mm 4.49 g
O: Head of Artemis right
R: Artemis standing facing, holding spear, deer at foot, L
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SELEUKID KINGDOM--SELEUKOS IV PHILOPATER187-175 BC
AE 23 mm, 9.12 g
O: Laureate head of Apollo right, archaized style, hair rolled behind, locks falling down neck
R: Apollo standing left, holding arrow, leaning on tripod; monograms to inner and outer left
Antioch mint; cf SC 1315.v; HGC 9, 584.
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Seleukos IV Philopater. AE17. 187-175BCSeleukos IV Philopater. AE17.
Obv. Head of Artemis right, quiver at shoulder
Rev. BASILIEWS SELEUKOU, Artemis huntress in short chiton standing left, holding spear in left hand, deer at foot left.
Ref. BMC 27; Sear 6971; SNG Cop 177.Lee S
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Seleukos IV Philopater. Apollo Delphios Tetradrachm of "Wreath" mint.Seleukids. Seleukos IV Philopater. 187-175 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.62 gm, 33.7mm, 1h) of Wreath mint (formerly ΔΙ mint), Damascus. Diademed head of Seleukos III right w/ horn-like lock of hair above the ear, wreath behind. / Apollo Delphios seated left on omphalos, holding arrow, arm leaning on grounded bow. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΣΕΛΕΥΚΟΥ. ΜΕ to left, Φ to right, ΙΑ in ex. gVF. Bt. Guy Clark, 2003. Rare. SC 1328.2; HGC 9 #580g; Le Rider RN 1992 #78-79; Houghton CSE I #905var (Nisbis; no control Φ and IA reversed); SNG Spaer - .Anaximander
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Seleukos IV Philopater. Apollo Delphios Tetradrachm of Ptolemaïs-Ake.Seleukids. Seleukos IV. 187-175 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.63 gm, 30.1mm, 12h) of Ptolemaïs-Ake mint, 180-175 BC Diademed head of Seleukos I right. / Apollo Delphios seated left on omphalos, holding arrow, arm on grounded bow. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΣΕΛΕΥΚΟΥ. Palm branch and monogram ΑΒ to left, ΙΑ in ex. gVF. Bt. Brad Bowlin (Eukratides) 2000. SC II #1331a (same obv. die as 1331b); HGC 9 #580h; Brett Ake-Ptolemais #1; McClean Coll. III p. 331 #9277 (plate 338 #1). Same dies: Le Rider Séleucos 85 (D1/R3); SNG Spaer 928; Babelon 474; CNG 97 #290. Same obv. die: Houghton CSE I #771; ANS Mantis #1953.73.12.Anaximander
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Seleukos IV, PhilopaterSeleucid Kingdom. Seleukos IV Philopater. 187 -175 BC. AE Serrated (11.18 gm, 23mm). Obv.: Head of Artemis right; behind which bow and quiver. Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEΛEYKOY, Naked Apollo standing left holding arrow in extended right hand and resting left elbow on tripod. SNG Spaer 850, Hoover HGC 9, 584 (C), SC 1315 and 1320.
Ex. Tom VossenMolinari
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SHAQUILATH I, wife of Aretas IV, Philopater, king of Nabatea, 9 BCE-40 CE.Petra, Nabatea. Æ 19mm.
Obv: Jugate busts of Aretas and Shaquilath to r.
Rev: Two cornuacopiae, crossed; between them Aramaic legend, “Aretas, Shaquilath” in 3 lines.
Meshorer 114; SGI 5699; BMC 28.9, 23; Forrer 212.
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Zeus Ammon, Ptolemy IV Philopater - 221/205BC - Alexandria - TetrobolAE 37.2-38.1mm : 41.8gm : 12h
OBV - Zeus Ammon, facing right
REV - Eagle standing on thunderbolt, wing open on right side of coin, head turned right over open wing, SIGMA control letter between legs, no symbol in left field
REF - Svoronos 1148 - no countermark or symbol in left field PtolemAE
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