Acquisitions Digital Library Numis (DLN) 65 - January
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Acquisitions Digital Library Numis (DLN) 65 - January
ACQUISITIONS DIGITAL LIBRARY NUMIS - 65 (01-2015) I NTRODUCTION Digital Library Numis (DLN) is intended as a general portal and repository of all open access numismatic books, journals and articles, currently available on the internet. All entries are presented with detailed bibliographic metadata, often supplemented with a brief summary of the subject. DLN is in particular useful as an additional research tool for professional numismatists, but also for other scholars interested in the field, branch libraries and advanced coin collectors. G ENERAL N UMISMATICS Index: Arnold, Paul 1936- Title: Die Sammlung der orientalischen Münzen des Münzkabinetts Dresden / Paul Arnold Source: Islamische Numismatik in Deutschland : eine Bestandsaufnahme / hrsg. von Stefan Heidemann. - Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz, 2000. - ((Jenaer Beiträge zum Vorderen Orient ; 2). – P. 7-26, 139-162 Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Pigorini numismatico nei rapporti epistolari con Vincenzo Lazari e Carlo Kunz / Michele Asolati Published: [Roma] : Quasar, 2011 Note: Offprint from: Tra protostoria e storia : studi in onore di Loredana Capuis / Università degli studi di Padova, Dipartimento di archeologia. - Roma : Quasar, 2011. - (Antenor Quaderni ; 20). - P. 513-535 Index: Brooke, Christopher Nugent Lawrence 1927- Title: Studies in numismatic method : presented to Philip Grierson / ed. by C.N.L. Brooke ... [et al.] Edition: Digital ed. Published: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2008 Abstract: Coins are one of the most abundant sources for our study of the past, yet their value as historical evidence is relatively neglected because of a general lack of knowledge of numismatic techniques. This volume of essays, offered by a circle of friends, colleagues and pupils working in Britain, Europe and North America, is intended to pay tribute to Philip Grierson's unique contribution to the study of numismatic method. A medievalist by training, through his wide-ranging interests in coins and coinage Grierson has commanded the respect of historians and numismatists of all periods for the originality and good sense of his prolific scholarship. More than any other living scholar, he has been responsible for making available an understanding of numismatic expertise to specialist and non-specialist audiences. Index: Caccamo Caltabiano, Maria Title: Holm numismatico / [Maria Caccamo Caltabiano] Source: Kokalos 49 2003 p. 285-302 Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: La collection Albéric du Chastel : (1842-1919) / par François de Callataÿ et Johan Van Heesch Source: Dossiers d'Archéologie 248 (novembre 1999) p. 4-13 Abstract: An excentric character who had very soon substantial financial means at his disposal, Albéric du Chastel de la Howardries (1842-1919) built a unique collection of 821 coins (among which more than 300 Greek and 500 Roman), most of them rare and in mint state condition, coming from famous sales of his time (Dupré, Julien Gréau, Jarry Sandès, Tyskiewicz, Bartolomeo Borghesi, Demetrio, Ponton d'Amécourt, de Quelen, Ashburnam, Bunbury, Montagu, etc.) or reputed hoards (14 aurei come from the Boscoreale hoard). In 1899, he succeeded to sale his coin collection, expertised by Ernest Babelon, to the Belgian state for 300,000 Belgian francs Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: La collection Zéphir Henin (1866-1948) / [François de Callataÿ] Source: Revue Belge de Numismatique 147 (2001) p. 202-210 Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: Deux manières de concevoir l’importance des monnaies antiques dans la formation des cabinets humanistes : Hubert Goltzius (1526-1583) et Pierre-Paul Rubens (1577-1640) / François de Callataÿ Source: La Vie des Musées 20 (2006) p. 30-37 Abstract: The lives, the antiquarian interests and the numismatic collections of Hubert Goltz (1526-1583) and Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) are discussed. Beyond the numismatist, Goltzius was an engraver, as well as a very innovative published and bookseller. We are not very well informed about the coin collection of Rubens, who favoured antiquities of a higher level (sculptures and gems). Index: Carroccio, Benedetto Title: Parallel striking reconstruction and chronological numismatic interpretation / Benedetto Carroccio Source: Quantifying monetary supplies in Graeco-Roman times / François de Callataÿ (éd.). Bari : Edipuglia, 2011. – P. 81-103 Index: Chown, John Francis 1929- Title: A history of money : from AD 800 / John Chown Published: London : Routledge, 1996 Abstract: Everyone is familiar with money. Yet few realise that currently contentious issues and financial difficulties are not new. On the contrary, most are firmly rooted in the past and when examined help to put current economic problems in historical context. This book presents a detailed history of money from Charlemagne's reform in approximately AD 800 to the end of the Silver Wars in 1896. It also offers a summary of twentieth century events and an analysis of how the past relates to present problems. This book examines how virtually all modern difficulties associated with money have precedents in the past. It discusses how a mercantile system developed alongside simple, metallic, medieval coinage, in a way which has important lessons for the countries now emerging from central planning. It covers the great periods of monetary disputes, Henry VIII and Sir Thomas Greshem, Isaac Newton's Great recoinage of 1696, Ricardo and the Bullion Committee Report, the battle between the Banking and currency schools, and the much neglected but increasingly relevant, issues of bimetallism and European monetary union in the late nineteenth century. The monetary theories of such diverse characters as Locke, Defoe, Swift and Sir Walter Scott are discussed as well as those of many economists. The coverage is international, and includes the controversial private banking period in the early United States between Independence and the Civil War. Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: The distribution of the numbers of coins struck by dies / Warren W. Esty and Giles F. Carter Source: American Journal of Numismatics 2nd ser. 3-4 (1991-1992) p. 165-186 Abstract: The number of coins struck before a die becomes unusable varies widely from die to die. Evidence from modern mint records and die-count data from ancient coins is used in an attempt to determine the distribution. Note: A great deal of additional data was considered in my 2011 article, "The geometric model for estimating the number of dies," which should be read after reading this article. Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: How to estimate the original number of dies and the coverage of a sample / Warren Esty Published: London : Royal Numismatic Society, 2006 Note: Offprint from: Numismatic Chronicle 166 (2006) p. 359-364 Abstract: Formulas for estimating the original number of dies from die-count data are given. The reasons they might not yield good estimates are discussed. Note: Although they were the best formulas known in 2006, additional data suggests a method which is usually better. See my 2011 article, "The geometric model for estimating the number of dies." However, the "Discussion" section is still relevant as are the confidence interval formulas. Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: Percentile plots and other methods of graphing coin weights / Warren W. Esty Published: [S.l. : s.n., 1989] Note: Offprint from: Numismatic Chronicle 149 (1989) p. 135-148 Summary: Weights of large numbers of coins can be difficult to summarize and interpret. Several ways to plot data are discussed and the Percentile Plot is recommended, especially for comparing weights of two or more issues. Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: Statistics in numismatics. [1990-1995] / Warren W. Esty Source: A survey of numismatic research, 1990-1995 / general ed. Cécile Morrison, Bernd Kluge ; ed. Andrew Burnett, Lutz Ilisch, Wolfgang Steguweit ; in collab. with John Kleeberg, Hermann Maué. - Berlin : International Numismatic Commission, 1997. – P. 817-823 Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: Statistics in numismatics. [1996-2001] / Warren W. Esty Source: A survey of numismatic research, 1996-2001 / ed. generales Carmen Alfaro, Andrew Burnett. - Madrid : International Association of Professional Numismatists, 2003. – P. 921-927 Index: Esty, Warren W. Title: The theory of linkage / Warren Esty Source: Numismatic Chronicle 150 (1990) p. 205-221 Abstract: Linkage can help arrange dies in chronological order and help determine how the mint was organized. However, there are many caveats and typical deductions are often unwarranted unless the model of mint operation is remarkably simple. What can be deduced *if* the assumptions hold is discussed and the numismatic considerations that bear on *whether* the assumptions hold are outlined. Index: Gorini, Giovanni 1941- Title: Collectionnisme de monnaies grecques et recherche scientifique / Giovanni Gorini Published: Bruxelles : [s.n.], 2011 Note: Offprint from: Bulletin du Cercle d'Études Numismatiques 48 (2011) 1 (janvier-avril) p. 313-322 Index: Gorini, Giovanni 1941- Title: Frederik Münter, Danish numismatist : new documents / Giovanni Gorini Source: Scripta varia numismatico Tuukka Talvio sexagenario dedicata / [toimittaja: Outi Järvinen]. - Helsinki : Suomen Numismaattinen Yhdistys, 2008. - P. 303-316 Index: Kemmers, Fleur 1977- Title: Rethinking numismatics : the archaeology of coins / Fleur Kemmers and Nanouschka Myrberg Source: Archaeological Dialogues 18 (2011) 1 p. 87-108 Abstract: This paper sets out to re-member coins into archaeological discourse. It is argued that coins, as part o material culture, need to be examined within the theoretical framework of historical archaeology an material-culture studies. Through several case studies we demonstrate how coins, through their integration of text, image and existence as material objects, offer profound insights not only into matters of economy and the ‘big history’ of issuers and state organization but also into ‘small histories’, cultural values and the agency of humans and objects. In the formative period of archaeology in the 19th century the study of coins played an important role in the development of new methods and concepts. Today, numismatics is viewed as a field apart. The mutual benefits of our approach to the fields of archaeology and numismatics highlight the need for a new and constructive dialogue between the disciplines. Index: Kilger, Christoph Title: På jakt efter människorna bakom mynten : tolkningsmöjligheter inom det numismatiska och historisk-arkeologiska forskningsfältet / Christoph Kilger Source: Medeltidsarkeologisk Tidskrift (2005) 3 p 37-52 Abstract: Coins and coin finds can be used to initiate interdisciplinary dialogues especially between numismatics and archeology. One fruitful way to accomplish this is to regard coins both as texts and material culture. Coins comprise textual qualities which in certain respects remind of the written sources. From this angle coins can be associated with their original monetary context. On the other hand, coins are also material objects reappearing in different contexts carrying with them earlier monetary ideas and concepts. Coin finds also reveal the ongoing strife between coin issuers trying to establish their authority and coin users who react on the legislation of coin use imposed on them. Coins embody the dynamic concepts of medieval particularism and the quest for control and sovereignty over land and people. Rather than regarding the establishment of coins as a general means of payment as a straightforward and continuous process, coin use during the Middle Ages is to be understood as chaotic and discontinuous. Index: Mora Serrano, Bartolomé 1960- Title: Relaciones entre España e Italia en el campo de la Numismática en el siglo XIX / Bartolomé Mora Serrano Source: Arqueología, coleccionismo y antigüedad : España e Italia en el siglo XIX / José Beltrán Fortes, Beatrice Cacciotti y Beatrice Palma Venetucci, editores - Sevilla : Secretariado de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Sevilla, 2006. - P. 459-478 Index: Nick, Michael Title: Zur Anwendung der Neutronenradiographie in der Fundmünzen-Numismatik / Michael Nick, José Diaz Tabernero Source: Schweizer Münzblätter 227 (September 2007) p. 69-77 Index: Nizzo, Valentino Title: Collezioni numismatiche dell’Ottocento napoletano / [Valentino Nizzo] Source: Archeologia Classica. n.s. 11 (2010) p. 429-490 Index: Nizzo, Valentino Title: Documenti inediti per la storia del Medagliere del Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli tra la fine dell’800 e il primo ‘900 / [Valentino Nizzo] Source: Annali dell’Istituto Italiano di Numismatica 56 (2010) p. 157-291 Abstract: After an intense season marked by the direction of Giuseppe Fiorelli, the National Archaeological Museum of Naples began a long period of stasis during the management of Giulio De Petra, who, only in 1893, decided to resume the work of reorganization of the medals that Fiorelli had not completed and to entrust part of the job to the young Ettore Gabrici. The work continued for some years with very positive results which were unfortunately frustrated almost entirely during the Ettore Pais’s direction, protagonist of a general reorganization of the collections which put in serious harms the integrity of the rich medals, presumably subject to theft and replacements due to antiquarians such as Cesare Canessa. With the removal of Pais in 1904, was again called Gabrici to resume the reorganization of the collection, work that occupied him for several years and that he could not bring to completion because of the serious state of disorder and lack of means. The appointment as Director of Vittorio Spinazzola in 1910 provoked a new and definitive removal of Gabrici, leaving the numismatic collections in the hands of Lorenzina Cesano. A vast amount of unpublished archival documents has contributed to the reconstruction of these complex events, in which human experiences are merged with the history of the most important museum of southern Italy. Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: La collezione numismatica dell’Università Cattolica di Milano : formazione, consistenza, uso didattico / Claudia Perassi Source: La fabbrica perfetta e grandiosissima : il complesso monumentale dell'Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore / a cura di Marco Rossi e Alessandro Rovetta. - Milano : V&P, 2009. - P. 32-37 Index: Rambach, Hadrien Title: Collectors at auctions, auctions for collectors / Hadrien Rambach Source: Schweizer Münzblätter 238 (Juin 2010) p. 35-43 Abstract: A large number of people, including most collectors, have bought or sold at auction . In 2007 alone, over 80 million people used the electronic auction-house Ebay (founded by Pierre Omidyar in September 1995), spending almost $50 billion in total. Although the Internet has made auctions global and more democratic, they are no novelty and have been found in most cultures, from antiquity onwards. This short history of auctions, their techniques, their customers, and what they offer for sale, is designed to give numismatists a broader understanding of a familiar and important element of their collecting life. Index: Rambach, Hadrien Title: La controverse Louis Savot - Charles Patin, numismates du XVIIème siècle / Hadrien Rambach Source: Schweizer Münzblätter 231 (September 2008) p. 71-75 Index: Rambach, Hadrien Title: Louis Savot, la modernité d'un regard novateur / Hadrien Rambach Source: Europäische numismatische Literatur im 17. Jahrhundert / hrsg. von Christian Dekesel und Thomas Stäcker. - Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz in Kommission, 2005. – P. 59-67 Index: Serrure, Constant Philippe 1805-1872 Title: Vredius als beoefenaar der penningkunde / [C.P. Serrure] Source: Vaderlandsch Museum 1 (1855) p. 260-266 Index: Sheedy, Kenneth A. Title: Ancient coins for the colonies : Hellenism and the history of numismatic collections in Australia / Kenneth Sheedy Source: Modern Greek Studies (Australia and New Zealand) 16 (2012) p. 109-122 Index: Travaini, Lucia Title: La quarta crociata e la monetazione nell' area mediterranea / Lucia Travaini Published: Venezia : Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, 2006 Source: Offprint from: Quarta crociata : Venezia, Bisanzio, Impero Latino / a cura di Gherardo Ortalli, Giorgio Ravegnani, Peter Schreiner. - Venezia : Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti, 2006. - P. 525-543 Index: Zäch, Benedikt 1959- Title: Vadian und die Numismatik : eine Spurensuche / Benedikt Zäch Source: Vadian als Geschichtsschreiber / hrsg. von Rudolf Gamper. - St. Gallen : Historischer Verein des Kantons St. Gallen : in Kommission bei Sabon-Verlag, 2006. - P. 129-142 A NCIENT N UMISMATICS Index: Blet-Lemarquand, Maryse Title: ‘Tracer’ l’or monnayé : le comportement des éléments traces de l’or au cours des opérations de refonte et d’affinage : application à la numismatique antique / BletLemarquand (Maryse), Nieto-Pelletier (Sylvia), Téreygeol (Florian) Source: Bulletin de la Société Française de Numismatique 69 (2014) 4 (avril) p. 90-95 Index: Christ, Karl 1923-2008 Title: Antike Numismatik : Einführung und Bibliographie / Karl Christ Edition: 3., unveränd. Aufl. Published: Darmstadt : Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1991 Index: Meadows, Andrew R. Title: Coinage / Andrew Meadows Source: The Oxford handbook of engineering and technology in the classical world / ed. by John Peter Oleson. - Oxford [etc.] : Oxford University Press, 2008. - p. 769-777 Index: Prokopov, Ilya Ilya Simeonov 1952- Title: Coin forgeries and replicas 2006 / Ilya Prokopov Series: Coin collections and coin hoards from Bulgaria ; 5 Published: Sofia : Provias, 2006 Index: Prokopov, Ilya Ilya Simeonov 1952- Title: Counterfeit studios and their coins : handbook of the individual collector / by Ilya Prokopov and Rumen Manov Series: Coin collections and coin hoards from Bulgaria ; 4 Published: Sofia : Popov-Popeto, 2005 Index: Puglisi, Mariangela Title: L’immagine monetale di Odisseo : strutturazione di un lemma per il LIN / [Mariangela Puglisi] Published: Roma : Quasar, 2007 Note: Offprint from: Iconografia 2006 : gli eroi di Omero : atti del Convegno internazionale (Taormina, Giuseppe Sinopoli Festival, 20-22 ottobre 2006) / a cura di Isabella Colpo, Irene Favaretto, Francesca Ghedini. - Roma : Quasar, 2007. - P. 197-206 Index: Sayles, Wayne G. Title: Ancient coin collecting. VI: Non-classical cultures / Wayne G. Sayles Published: Iola : Krause, cop. 1999 Index: Schwabe, Ludwig 1835-1908 Title: Kunst und Geschichte aus antiken Münzen : Rede am Geburtstage des Kaisers 1905 im Namen der Universität Tübingen / gehalten von Ludwig Schwabe Published: Tübingen : Mohr, 1905 G REEK N UMISMATICS Index: Boehringer, Christof 1934- Title: Der spätarchaische Münzfund von Comiso 1970 / Christof Boehringer Source: Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau 89 (2010) p. 5-33, pl. 1-17 Index: Campo, Marta Title: La moneda de Ebusus y su proyección mediterránea / Marta Campo Source: Ebusus y Pompeya, ciudades marítimas : testimonios monetales de una relación = Ebusus e Pompei, città marittime : testimonianze monetali di una relazione / Alicia Arévalo González, Darío Bernal Casasola y Daniela Cottica, ed. científicos. - Cádiz : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Cádiz, [2013]. - (Monografías del Proyecto Pesca y 'Garum' en Pompeya y Herculano ; 1). - P. 61-81 Abstract: From the 4th century BC onwards, coins of Ebusus travelled beyond the island, carried in ships entering and leaving its port and trading over large areas of the western and central Mediterranean. The areas and the frequency of these finds more or less coincide with those of the amphorae of Punic Ebusus that have been the subject of research by J. Ramón. There are, however, two exceptions to this pattern: the silver coinage of the Second Punic War, the production of which can be associated with the need to finance the conflict and the find-distribution of which can be related to troop-movements; and the substantial numbers of 2nd century BC bronze coins found in Campania (Italy) and, in particular, the locally produced imitations from Pompeii. Index: Cavagna, Alessandro Title: Le monete tolemaiche e alessandrine del Museo Civico ‘Paolo Giovio’ di Como / Alessandro Cavagna, Maila Chiaravalle Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 112 (2011) p. 29-54, pl. 1-5 Abstract: The Ptolemaic and Alexandrian issues, actually displayed in the 'Paolo Giovio' Museum in Como, represent the most considerable part of the Greek coins collection. This paper is structured in two main sections: the first one contains M. Chiaravalle’s analysis of the composition and the origin of the collection; the second one offers A. Cavagna’s catalogue of the Ptolemaic (from Alexandria and Cyprus Mints) and Alexandrian coins. Index: Cavagna, Alessandro Title: Le ninfe, i sileni e i centauri della Peonia : alcune considerazioni sulle monetazioni di età arcaica / Alessandro Cavagna Source: Culti e miti greci in aree periferiche. - Trento : Tangram, 2012. – (Aristonothos ; 6). – P. 49-77 Index: Comparette, Thomas Louis 1868- Title: A descriptive catalogue of Greek coins, selected from the cabinet of Clarence S. Bement / [comp. by T.L. Comparette] Published: New York : American Numismatic Society, 1921 Index: Ferron, Jean Title: Le caractère solaire du dieu de Carthage / [Jean Ferron] Source: Africa (1966) 1 p. 41-59, pl. 1-2 Index: Imhoof-Blumer, Friedrich 1838-1920 Title: Antike Münzbilder / [F. Imhoof-Blumer] Source: Jahrbuch des Kaiserlich Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts 3 (1888) p. 286–297 Index: Martin, Stéphane Title: Les monnaies méditerranéennes en Gaule du Nord (150 av.–100 apr. J.-C.) : l’apport des contextes archéologiques Source: Revue Numismatique 170 (2013) p. 329-354 Abstract: According to its author, J.-M. Doyen’s recent study on Ebusan coins found in northern Gaul shows that as early as the first half of the Ist c. B.C., Mediterrenean bronze coins were used as currency in this region, outside of any Roman influence. On the contrary, the study of stratified finds makes it likely that the Roman conquest played a great part in bringing such coins (both in bronze and silver) to northern Gaul. They can be linked with military presence in the region, in the years following the Gallic wars. Index: Olivier, Julien Title: Three gold coinages of third-century Ptolemaic Egypt / Julien Olivier & Catharine Lorber Source: Revue Belge de Numismatique 159 (2013) p. 49-150 Abstract: The paper reports the results of die studies of three major Ptolemaic gold coinages of Alexandria: the coinage in the name of the Theoi Adelphoi, featuring the jugate busts of the two first Lagid couples; the mnaieia in the name of Arsinoe Philadelphus; and the main issue of mnaieia depicting the radiate Ptolemy III wearing the aegis like a chlamys. The die studies reveal a distinct pattern of production for each of these coinages. Metallurgical analyses identify the stocks of metal used and provide new evidence for the absolute chronology of the first two coinages. The authors also discuss other evidence relevant to chronology, hoards and circulation, and the probable functions of the three coinages. Index: Papageorgiadou-Bani, Charikleia Title: The Atzeritis hoard from Kea 1987 / Charikleia Papageorgiadou-Banis Source: Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 25 (1996) p. 169-176 Index: Rougé, Jacques 1841-1900 Title: Description de quelques monnaies nouvelles des nomes d’Égypte / par Jacques de Rougé Published: Paris : Impr. Pillet et Dumoulin, 1882 Note: Offprint from: Annuaire de la Société Francaise de Numismatique et d’Archéologie 6 (1882) p. 145-161, 228-231 Index: Sayles, Wayne G. Title: Ancient coin collecting. II: Numismatic art of the Greek world / Wayne G. Sayles Edition: 2nd ed. Published: Iola : Krause, cop. 2007 Index: Schwabe, Ludwig 1835-1908 Title: Die kaiserlichen Decennalien und die alexandrinischen Münzen / von Ludwig Schwabe Published: Tübingen : Armbruster & Riecker, 1896 Index: Sheedy, Kenneth A. Title: Archaic coins from north-western Asia Minor in Cycladic hoards? / Kenneth Sheedy Source: The Bosporus : gateway between the ancient west and east (1st millennium BC-5th century AD) : proceedings of the Fourth International Congress on Black Sea Antiquities, Istanbul, 14th-18th September 2009 / ed, by Gocha R. Tsetskhladze … [et al.]. - Oxford : Archaeopress, 2013. – (BAR international series ; 2517). – P. 145-149 Index: Sheedy, Kenneth A. Title: The coinage of Kythnos / Kenneth A. Sheedy, Charikleia Papageorgiadou Source: Kea-Kythnos : history and archaeology : proceedings of an International Symposium Kea-Kythnos, 22-25 June 1994 / ed. by L.G. Mendoni, A.J. Mazarakis Ainian. - Athens : Research Centre for Greek and Roman Antiquity, National Hellenic Research Foundation : Department of History, Ionian University 1998. – (Meletemata ; 27). – P. 649-655 Index: Sheedy, Kenneth A. Title: The early Hellenistic coinage of Tenos / Kenneth Sheedy Source: To nomisma sta Nēsia tu Aigaiu : nomismatokopeia, kyklophoria, eikonographia, istoria ; praktika synedriu tēs 5 epistēmonikēs synantēsēs, Mytilēnē, 16-19 septembriu 2006 = Coins in the Aegean Islands : mints, circulation, iconography, history ; proceedings of the fifth scientific meeting, Mytilene, 16-19 September 2006 / epistēmonikē epimeleia Panagiōtēs Tselekas. - Athēna : Ekdosē tōn Philōn tu Nomismatiku Museiu, 2010. (Obolos ; 9). - P. 335-346 Index: Sheedy, Kenneth A. Title: ‘Magically back to life’: some thoughts on ancient coins and the study of Hellenistic royal portraits / K.A. Sheedy Source: Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic kingdoms : coins, image and the creation of identity : the Westmoreland Collection / K. A. Sheedy ; with essays by K. A. Sheedy ... [et al.]. - Macquarie : Australian Centre for Ancient Numismatic Studies, Macquarie University, cop. 2007. - (Ancient coins in Australian collections ; vol. 1). – P. 10-16 Index: Vondrovec, Klaus 1976- Title: Beginn und Ausbreitung der Münzprägung / Klaus Vondrovec Source: Götter, Menschen und das Geld der Griechen / hrsg. von Sabine Haag und Nicole Kurmann ; [Michel Alram ... et al.]. - Wien : Kunsthistorische Museum, 2011. – P. 13-25 Index: Vondrovec, Klaus 1976- Title: Fauna und Flora / Klaus Vondrovec Source: Götter, Menschen und das Geld der Griechen / hrsg. von Sabine Haag und Nicole Kurmann ; [Michel Alram ... et al.]. - Wien : Kunsthistorische Museum, 2011. – P. 39-59 Index: Vondrovec, Klaus 1976- Title: Münzherstellung und Stil / Klaus Vondrovec Source: Götter, Menschen und das Geld der Griechen / hrsg. von Sabine Haag und Nicole Kurmann ; [Michel Alram ... et al.]. - Wien : Kunsthistorische Museum, 2011. – P. 135146 Index: Weiser, Wolfram Title: Katalog der Bithynischen Münzen der Sammlung des Instituts für Altertumskunde der Universität zu Köln. Bd. 1: Nikaia : mit einer Untersuchung der Prägesysteme und Gegenstempel / von Wolfram Weiser Series: Abhandlungen der Rheinisch-Westfälischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Sonderreihe, Papyrologica Coloniensia ; vol. 11 Published: Opladen : Westdeutscher Verlag, 1983 Index: Weiser, Wolfram Title: Katalog Ptolemaïscher Bronzemünzen der Sammlung des Instituts für Altertumskunde der Universität zu Köln / Wolfram Weiser Series: Abhandlungen der Rheinisch-Westfälischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Sonderreihe, Papyrologica Coloniensia ; vol. 23 Published:: Opladen : Westdeutscher Verlag, 1995 R OMAN N UMISMATICS Index: Alföldy-Găzdac, Ágnes Title: The coinage 'Provincia Dacia' : a coinage for one province only? (AD 246-257) / Ágnes Alföldy-Găzdac, Cristian Găzdac Source: Acta Musei Napocensis 39-40 (2002-2003) p. 247-258 Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Il medaglione di Adriano con il ponte Elio tra restauro antiquario e recupero virtual / [Michele Asolati … et al.] Source: Annali dell’Istituto Italiano di Numismatica 59 (2013) p. 183–213, pl. 4-9 Index: Barth, Christian Wilhelm Title: Das römische Ass und seine Theile in Abbildungen / hrsg. von C.W. Barth Published: Leipzig : beim Herausgeber, 1838 Index: Bertolaccini, Luisa Title: Der ‘Letzi-Münzfund’ von Näfels (gefunden 1828) : ein Siedlungsfund, kein Schatzfund / Luisa Bertolaccini, Benedikt Zäch Source: Jahrbuch des Historischen Vereins Glarus 88 (2008) p. 111-145 Index: Bricault, Laurent Title: Un portrait de Néron doté du sistre isiaque / Laurent Bricault, Richard Veymiers Source: Ægyptiaca serta in Soheir Bakhoum memoriam : melanges de numismatique, d'iconographie et d'histoire / ed. par Dominique Gerin, Angelo Geissen, Michel Amandry. - [Paris] : Bibliotheque national de France ; Milano : Ennerre, 2008. - (Collezioni numismatiche ; 7). - P. 211-217, pl. 23-24 Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: More than it would seem : the use of coinage by the Romans in late Hellenistic Asia Minor (133-63 BC) / François de Callataÿ Published: New York : American Numismatic Society, 2011 Source: Offprint from: American Journal of Numismatics 2nd ser. 23 (2011) p. 55-86, pl. 8-10 Abstract: This article mainly covers the period between 133 bc and the end of the Mithridatic wars (63 bc). It challenges the view that Romans were very discreet in the East. Indeed, even if denarii failed to circulate (but see now the overstrikes of the drachms of Philip VI Andriscus) and positive evidence remains scarce (such as the gold staters of Flamininus or the tetradrachms in the name of Aesillas), it is likely that Romans were active behind a full range of civic coinages. Looking for facts, 1) die-studies are now available for important coinages such as Ephesian cistophori, the drachms of Ariobarzanes I, the tetradrachms of Aesillas, the First Macedonian Meris, Mithridates VI, Nicomedes IV, Arados, and Laodicea. These die-studies allow us to correlate the level of production with the presence of Roman armies. To this crucial information, we may add two less significant kinds of evidence: 2) overstrikes, which sometimes allow for the development of hypotheses about metal provenance (cistophoric tetradrachms of Ephesus and Tralles, tetradrachms of Tenedos and Abydos), and 3) technical features which, put into perspective, seem characteristic of a Roman production methods (brockages [Ephesus and Nysa], letters on the obverse [Nicomedes, Lucullus, Aesillas, Oinoanda] or style of engraving [Athens, Fimbria]). At last, we must face the existence of 4) unexpected coinages, unlikely to have been commercial, and well adapted for use by Roman armies (Ainianes and Oinoanda [?]). As a result, a broader and enriched panorama emerges in which the Romans appear as the leading force behind many coinages before 63 bc, when Pompey reorganized the monetary system to explicitly affirm Roman authority. Index: Calomino, Dario 1977- Title: La 'civitas libera Nicopolitana' nel riscontro delle fonti numismatiche : problemi di interpretazione / Dario Calomino Source: Mediterraneo Antico 11 (2008) 1-2 p. 161-174 Index: Carlà, Filippo 1980- Title: Le iconografie monetali / Filippo Carlà Published: Roma : Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, 2013 Note: Offprint from: Costantino I : enciclopedia costantiniana sulla figura e l'immagine dell'imperatore del cosidetto editto di Milano 313-2013. Vol. I. - Roma : Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, cop. 2013. - P. 557-578 Index: Carlà, Filippo 1980- Title: Usi ed abusi della terminologia monetale nell´'Historia Augusta' / Filippo Carlà Source: Hormos 9 (2007) p. 399-424 Index: Castrizio, Daniele 1964- Title: Le monete della necropoli nord di Antinoupolis (1937-2007) / Daniele Castrizio Published: Firenze : Istituto Papirologico G. Vitelli, 2010 Index: Ceci, Francesca Title: Dallo scavo al Museo : un ripostiglio di età antonina dal IV Municipio di Roma (Italia) / Francesca Ceci Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. I / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 580-591 Index: Ceci, Francesca Title: L’interpretazione di monete e chiodi in contesti funerari : esempi dal suburbio romano / Francesca Ceci Source: Römischer Bestattungsbrauch und Beigabensitten in Rom, Norditalien und den Nordwestprovinzen von der späten Republik bis in die Kaiserzeit = Culto dei morti e costumi funerari romani, Roma, Italia settentrionale e province nord-occidentali dalla tarda Repubblica all’età imperiale / im Auftrag des DAI hrsg. von Michael Heinzelmann ... [et al.]. - Wiesbaden : Reichert, 2001. - P. 87-95 Index: Ceci, Francesca Title: Moneta e archeologia : materiale numismatico proveniente dalla zona compresa tra il Tevere e la via Nomentana : scavi 1989-1998 / Francesca Ceci Published: [S.l.] : Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, Liberia dello Stato, [1995] Note: Offprint from: Bollettino di Numismatica 25 (Luglio-Dicembre 1995) p. 75-135 Index: Ceci, Francesca Title: Münzfunde aus den archäologischen Untersuchungen im suburbanen Einflußbereich Roms unter besonderer Beachtung der Begräbnisrituale / Francesca Ceci Source: XII. Internationaler Numismatischer Kongress Berlin 1997 : Akten = proceedings = actes. I / hrsg. von Bernd Kluge und Bernhard Weisser. - Berlin : Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, 2000. – P. 503-508 Index: Cepeda Ocampo, Juan José Title: Las reformas de Diocleciano y Constantino I y su reflejo en la composición de los tesoros monetarios / Juan José Cepeda Source: La moneda de l'Imperi romà : VIII Curs d'Història monetària d'Hispània. - [Barcelona] : Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Gabinet Numismàtic de Catalunya, 2004. – P. 99112 Index: Crisà, Antonino Title: La monetazione di Tindari romana con segni di valore e legende in lingua latina / Antonino Crisà Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 109 (2008) p. 235-268, pl. 1-2 Abstract: During the Roman republic, particularly in the period between the second punic war (218-201 b.C.) to the immediate aftermath of the foundation of Colonia Augusta (21 b.C.), the Sicilian town of Tyndaris minted coins bearing marks of values and Latin legends. This paper analyses these issues and the related bibliography. The coinage of Tyndaris is divided into three groups, although the attribution of some of these coins to the Tyndaris mint is not always certain. Index: Cuglia, Valeria Title: Note sulla circolazione monetaria in età romana di alcuni siti dell’Etruria Meridionale, Latium Vetus e Campania / Valeria Cuglia, Daniela Williams Source: Il forum di numismatica antica a Roma Tre : studi e ricerche sul collezionismo, la circolazione e l'iconografia monetale / a cura di Maria Cristina Molinari. - Roma : Espera, 2007. - P. 163-212 Index: Dahmen, Karsten Title: Alexander in gold and silver : reassessing third century AD medallions from Aboukir and Tarsos / Karsten Dahmen Source: American Journal of Numismatics 2nd ser. 20 (2008) p. 493-546, pls. 100-110 Abstract: This article provides an overview and catalogue of third century AD gold medallions with representations of Alexander the Great from the hoards of Tarsos in Cilicia and Aboukir in Egypt together with related smaller medals in gold and silver. Various questions on iconography, production, and use of these medallions from Aboukir and Tarsos are discussed. In addition a PIXE analysis of the five specimens, now in Berlin, is provided. Finally, these medallions are understood not as prizes awarded to victors of athletic and other competitions at Beroia (so-called niketeria), but as gifts presented by the Agonothetes and Makedoniarchos to high ranking visitors on the occasions of these games in honor of the emperor and Alexander. Index: Dahmen, Karsten Title: With Rome in mind? : case studies in the coinage of client kings / Karsten Dahmen Source: Kingdoms and principalities in the Roman Near East / ed. by Ted Kaizer and Margherita Facella. - Stuttgart : Steiner, 2010. - P. 99-112 Index: De Benetti, Massimo Title: I reperti numismatici dalla seconda campagna di scavi archeologici presso ilsito di Scoglietto (Alberese–GR) / Massimo De Benetti Series: FOLD&R ; 279 Published: [S.l. : Fasti], 2013 Abstract: This paper presents a catalogue of the 45 coins found at the temple area of Scoglietto (Alberese–Grosseto) during the 2010 excavation campaign. Chronologically the finds span a long period, from the 2nd-1st century BC to the 6th century AD, providing numismatic evidence of a longer occupation of the site compared to the results of the first campaign. Excavation of lower levels brought to light coins of the first imperial period, a roman republican as and a bronze coin of the last series of Elea/Velia. The majority of coins belongs to the second half of the 3rd century and the 4th century AD. Particularly interesting is a bronze coin of Justinian I, that provides further evidence of the probable moment of abandonment of the site. A group of four modern coins, minted in Florence and Siena in 16th-17th century, bear witness of a later occupation, when several fortified towers were built along the coast as protection from pirate raids. Index: Demo, Željko Title: Another tremissis from the Salonitan mint of Iulius Nepos / Željko Demo Source: Illyrica antiqua : ob honorem Duje Rendić-Miočević : radovi s međunarodnoga skupa o problemima antičke arheologije, Zagreb, 6.-8.XI.2003 / [editor-in-chief Mirjana Sanader]. - Zagreb : Odsjek za arheologiju Filozofski fakultet Sveuciliste u Zagrebu : Arheoloski muzej u Zagrebu, 2005. - P. 187-194 Abstract: The author attributes a tremissis of the emperor Nepos from the collection of the Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments in Split to the mint in Salona. Attention is also drawn to similar examples and their frequent presence among the gold coins of Nepos gathered in museum collections in Croatia, Slovenia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The existence of five groups of Salonitan dies is noted (I-V), and the mutual connections or die links of many of the tremisses known to date from Nepos' mint in Salona are of particular numismatic importance. Index: Demo, Željko Title: Einige Beispiele für die Nachahmung antiker Münzen auf der Grundlage von Münzfunden im Slawonische-Syrmischen Raum / Željko Demo Source: Vjesnik Arheološkog Muzeja u Zagrebu 3. s. 15 (1993) 1 p. 211-250 Abstract: The article discusses various forms of the imitation of Roman coins from the 1st to the 4th centuries AD discovered in the southern Pannonian, region, particularly in the Slavonia-Syrmia area. The list of numismatic material includes mostly individual finds and a rare example of a horad of barbarized imitations – all gathered for the numismatic collection of the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb. The political and economic conditions are analyzed that led to various forms of imitating the official imperial coinage. From this viewpoint, it was possible to differentiate the monetary influences that occurred in the southern Pannonian area as a product of political turmoil or economic crises in other provincial areas of the Empire, at the same time emphasizing those that had their origin in the Pannonian and broader Danubian basin region. Index: Demo, Željko Title: The mint in Salona : Nepos and Ovida (474-481/2) / Željko Demo Source: Studia numismatica Labacensia : Alexandro Jeločnik oblata / ed. Peter Kos, Želkjo Demo. - Ljubljana : Narodni Muzej, 1988. - P. 247-270 Index: Depeyrot, Georges 1953- Title: Les antoniniens, les imitations, la 'révolte des monétaires' et Aurélien : donner sense à la crise ? / Georges Depeyrot Source: Bulletin du Cercle d'Etudes Numismatiques 46 (2009) 2 (mai-août) p. 152-155 Index: Doppler, Hugo W. Title: Die Münzfunde aus der Quelle ‘Grosser Heisser Stein’ in Baden AG / Hugo W. Doppler Source: Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau 86 (2007) p. 91-114, pl. 11 Index: Dürr, Nicolas Title: Trésor de solidi (353-388) / Nicolas Dürr et Pierre Bastien Source: Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau 63 (1984) p. 205-240, pl. 31-39 Index: Elkins, Nathan T. Title: The Flavian Colosseum 'sestertii' : currency or largess? / Nathan T. Ekins Published: London : Royal Numismatic Society, 2006 Note: Offprint from: Numismatic Chronicle 166 (2006) p. 211-221, pl. 31-32 Index: Elkins, Nathan Thomas Title: What are they doing here? : Flavian Colosseum sestertii from archaeological contexts in Hessen and the Taunus-Wetterau limes : (with an addendum to NC 2006) / Nathan T. Elkins Source: Numismatic Chronicle 169 (2009) p. 199-204 Index: Estiot, Sylviane Title: Circulation monétaire globale, circulation monétaire régionale : possibilités d’une approche ? : quelques réflexions sur la région rhodano-alpine / Sylviane Estiot Source: Circulation monétaire régionale et supra-régionale : actes du troisième colloque international du Groupe Suisse pour l'étude des trouvailles monétaires (Berne, 3-4 mars 2000) = Regionaler und überregionaler Geldumlauf : Sitzungsbericht des dritten internationalen Kolloquiums der Schweizerischen Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Fundmünzen (Bern, 3.-4. Ma ärz 2000) / éd. par Harald R. Derschka; Isabella Liggi; Gilles Perret. Lausanne : Éd. du Zèbre, 2002. - (Études de numismatique et d'histoire monétaire ; 4). - P. 17-55 Index: Estiot, Sylviane Title: L’interrègne de Séverine et l’accession de l’empereur Tacite : faut-il vraiment croire l’Histoire Auguste ? / Sylviane Estiot Source: Historiae Augustae Colloquium Barcinonense / a cura di Giorgio Bonamente, Marc Mayer. - Bari : Edipuglia, 2005. – P. 157-180 Index: Estiot, Sylviane Title: Le tyran Saturninus : le dossier numismatique / Sylviane Estiot Source: Historiae Augustae Colloquium Perusinum / a cura di Giorgio Bonamente, François Paschoud. - Bari : Edipuglia, 2002. – P. 209-241 Index: Facchinetti, Grazia Title: 'Iactae stipes' : l'offerta di monete nelle acque nella Penisola italiana / Grazia Facchinetti Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 104 (2003) p. 3-45 Index: Facchinetti, Grazia Title: Le offerte monetali nel Mitreo di Angera / Grazia Facchinetti Source: Alle origini di Varese e del suo territorio : le collezioni del sistema archeologico provinciale / a cura di Raffaele C. de Marinis, Serena Massa, Maddalena Pizzo. - Roma : L'Erma di Bretschneider, 2009. - P. 358-361 Index: Facchinetti, Grazia Title: Rinvenimenti monetali dalle Valli del Natisone : nuovi dati e prospettive di ricerca / Grazia Facchinetti Source: Le valli del Natisone e dell'Isonzo tra Centroeuropa e Adriatico : atti del Convegno internazionale di studi, San Pietro al Natisone (UD), 15-16 settembre 2006 / a cura di Monica Chiaba, Paola Maggi, Chiara Magrini . - Roma : Quasar, 2007. - P. 267-273 Index: Filippini, Erica Title: Ritratti di Augustae nella gioielleria monetale di età romana : raccolta e sintesi preliminare di dati / Erica Filippini Published: [Bologna] : Ante Quem, [2011] Note: Offprint from: Oggetti-simbolo : produzione, uso e significato nel mondo antico / a cura di Isabella Baldini Lippolis, Anna Lina Morelli. - Bologna : Ante Quem, cop. 2011. - P. 155-171 Abstract: Even though they entail different specific functions and meanings, works of coin jewellery also manifest an ideological value that is closely linked with the celebration of the imperial institution derived from the fact that men and women from the domus Augusta are portrayed on these coins. From this point of view, considering the timeline spanning from the early to mid Imperial Age, this paper aims to showcase the presence of female portraits on coins which were reused for the creation of jewels used for personal adornment. Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: Centre and periphery : the Roman monetary policy regarding the Lower Danube provinces at the mid 3rd Century AD / Cristian Găzdac Source: Centru şi periferie : ucrările colocviului naţional, Bistriţa, 23-25 aprilie 2004 / coordonatori: Corneliu Gaiu, Horatiu Bodale. - Cluj-Napoca : Accent, 2004. - P. 299-306 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The coinage and the Roman conquest of Dacia : a comparative study of the sites: 'Ulpia Traiana, Porolissum, Carnuntum, Ovilava, Poetovio' / Cristian Găzdac Source: Miscellanea numismatica antiquitatis : in honorem septagenarii magistri Virgilii Mihailescu-Bîrliba oblata / ediderunt Victor Spinei, Lucian Munteanu. - Bucureşti : Editura Academiei Române, 2008. - P. 69-80 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The coins of the archaeological excavations at Heidentor (1998-1999) / [Cristian Găzdac] Source: Carnuntum Jahrbuch 2000 (2001) p. 215-257 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The distribution of silver counterfeited coins in the forts of Roman Dacia : fraud or monetary policy? / Cristian Găzdac Source: Limes XX : XX Congreso internacional de estudios sobre la frontera Romana = XXth International congress of Roma frontier studies, León (España), septiembre, 2006. Vo. III / Ángel Morillo, Norbert Hanel & Esperanza Martín (eds.). - Madrid : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cienti íficas : Instituto Histo órico Hoffmeyer, 2009. - p. 1487-1498 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: Identifying living areas at Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa (in Roman Dada) : coins finds and metal detecting / [Cristian Găzdac] Source: Revue Belge de Numismatique 151 (2005) p. 231-246 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The management of a monetary crisis? : the 'P M S col vim' and 'Provinicia Dacia' coinages in the Roman monetary policy of the 3rd century AD / Cristian Găzdac und Agnes Alföldy-Găzdac Source: Numismatische Zeitschrift 116-117 (2008) p. 135-171 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The monetary circulation and the abandonment of Dacia : a comparative study / Cristian Găzdac Source: Acta Musei Napocensis 35 (1998) 1 p. 229-234 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: Monetary circulation and the abandonment of the auxiliary forts in Roman Dacia / Cristian Găzdac Source: Limes XVIII : proceedings of the XVIIIth International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, held in Amman, Jordan (September 2000) / ed. by Philip Freeman ... [et al.]. Oxford : Archaeopress, 2002. – P. 737-756 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: The Roman laws against counterfeiting between theory and practice : the case of Roman Dacia / Cristian Găzdac, Ágnes Alföldy-Găzdac Source: Acta Musei Napocensis 38 (2001) 1 p. 137-154 Index: Găzdac, Cristian Anton 1970- Title: Zivilstadt Carnuntum, Haus I : the numismatic approach of an archaeological site / Cristian Găzdac, Franz Humer Published: Wien : Verlagd er Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2004 Note: Offprint from: Carnuntum Jahrbuch 2004 (2004) p. 179-240 Index: Giuliani, Francesca Rita Title: Crustumerium, Cisterna Grande (Rome, Italy) : textile traces from a Roman coins hoard / Francesca Rita Giuliani ... [et al.] Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. II / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 696-708 Index: González García, Alberto Title: La inflación en el imperio romano de Diocleciano a Teodosio = Inflation in the Roman Empire from Diocletian to Theodosius / Alberto González García Source: Documenta & Instrumenta 9 (2011) p. 123-152 Abstract: This paper aims to clarify and explain the Roman monetary policy in the context of transformations in the fourth century through the theoretical model of the Austrian School of Economics. By studying monetary mutations, its causes and its consequences, it is intended to contribute to a better comprehension of fiscal policy and social dynamics of the period, by two specific objectives: a) understanding the basic concepts of money and inflation, and b) understanding of monetary policy and the inflationary process during the specified period, its causes and consequences, as well as their relationship with socio-historical context. Index: González García, Alberto Title: Moneda y guerra en el reinado de Constancio II (337-361) / Alberto González García Source: ArqueoUCA 1 (2011) p. 115-128 Abstract: This paper aims to emphazise the centrality of coinage as archaeological evidence of military activity and address the close link between them from a triple multi-disciplinary approach: economic, archaeological and iconographic. Having a sound economic basis is possible to establish a direct relationship between military conflict and three monetary aspects: 1) production, 2) geographic distribution, and 3) types and propaganda. Index: Gorini, Giovanni 1941- Title: La monetazione di Ariminum / Giovanni Gorini Source: Revue Numismatique 166 (2010) p. 311-333 Index: Hoz Montoya, Joaquín de la Title: Aproximación a la escala de la circulación monetaria en tiempos de Nerón / [Joaquín de la Hoz Montoya] Published: Roma : nella sede dell'Istituto [Italiano di Numismatica], 2008 Note: Offprint from: Annali dell’Istituto Italiano di Numismatica 54 (2008) p. 177-227 Index: Hoz Montoya, Joaquín de la Title: Circulación monetaria romana en la Cuenca Minera de Riotinto / Joaquín de la Hoz Montoya Source: Río Tinto : historia, patrimonio minero y turismo cultural / Juan Aurelio Pérez Macías ... [et al.] (eds.). - [Huelva] : Servicio de Publicaciones, Universidad de Huelva, 2011. (Collectanea ; 156). - P. 143-170 Abstract: This paper offers a preliminary model of monetary circulation in Riotinto, combining deductive arguments, historical sources on the Iberian Pyrite Belt, a comparative approach to Dacia and Mons Claudianus, and the analysis of coin finds. The model tries to explain how could money –not just coins– move as investment to obtain mine concessions, to get them up and running and to pay the running costs. Only the last chapter, specially wage payments, could bring to the mining district the small change needed to support the daily live of its inhabitans. Bridging the gap between the sums of money moved in the great investments and the small change needed to pay the wages was a structural problem managed by the Fiscus, that guaranteed that the great investments involved some degree of cash input, simplified monetary transactions in the district, and took the task of the physical supply of small change. Credit, scriptural transactions, cash services and collective organization made monetary transactions easier in all levels. The idea of a closed monetary circulation in the great imperial mines must be revised. Index: Hoz Montoya, Joaquín de la Title: Oro y plata en la política monetaria de Nerón / Joaquín de la Hoz Montoya Source: Interventi imperiali in campo economico e sociale : da Augusto al Tardoantico / a cura di Alfredina Storchi Marino e Giovanna Daniela Merola. - Bari : Edipuglia, 2009. – (Pragmateiai ; 18). – P. 97-120 Index: Hoz Montoya, Joaquín de la Title: Patrones en la distribución de la moneda de bronce de Nerón. I: El ritmo de la operación monetaria / Joaquín de la Hoz Montoya Source: Scripta antiqva : in honorem Angel Montenegro Duque et Jose é Mari ía Bla ázquez Marti ínez / coordinacio ón y ed. de Santos Crespo Ortiz de Za árate, Angeles Alonso Avila ; Cristina Delgado Linacero ... [et al.]. - Valladolid : Sr. Santos Crespo Ortiz, Sra. Angeles Alonso Avila, 2002. - P. 321-341 Abstract: This work analyses the distribution patterns of the Nero’s copper and brass coin in the Roman provinces of the european West, starting from a wide sample of pieces coming from finds. It is intended thus to get keys to understand the priorities of the Nero’s monetary policy, and its relationship with the monetary circulation of his time. The work has been divided into two parts. In this first part, the rhythm of the Neronian coinage is studied, starting from the relative presence of its issues in the sample. Index: Hoz Montoya, Joaquín de la Title: Patrones en la distribución de la moneda de bronce de Nerón. II: La distribución regional de los ases / Joaquín de la Hoz Montoya Source: Habis 35 (2004) p. 257-276 Abstract: The second part of our study concerning the distribution of the Neronian “aes” in the western coin finds is presented. In this part, we analyse the different chronological and typological profiles that the regional sets of asses show. It is thus intended to deepen in the understanding of the Nero’s monetary policy. Index: Jürging, Axel Title: Die erste Emission Gordians III / Axel Jürging Source: Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte 45 (1995) p. 95-128 Index: Kemmers, Fleur 1977- Title: Munten / Fleur Kemmers Source: Twee nederzettingen op de grens van het Romeinse rijk : opgraving Huissen LoostraatZuid / Miel Schurmans ; [red.: J. van Renswoude. ; bijdr.: M. Groot ... [et al.] Amsterdam : Archeologisch Centrum Vrije Universiteit : Hendrik Brunsting Stichting, 2008. - P. 85-94 Index: Kos, Peter Title: The Carthage aes nummi of the first tetrarchy / Peter Kos Source: Studia numismatica Labacensia : Alexandro Jeločnik oblata / editerunt Peter Kos, Želkjo Demo. - Ljubljana : Narodni Muzej, 1988. - P. 99-108 Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: Festive issues of Galerius from the tetrarchic mint of Siscia / Peter Kos Source: American Journal of Numismatics 2nd ser. 5-6 (1993-1994) p. 89-96, pl. 10 Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: Ein pannonischer Gegenstempel der Ala II Arvacorum / von Peter Kos Published: [S.l. : s.n., 1984] Note: Offprint from: Germania 62 (1984) 1 p. 47-54 Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: Sub principe Gallieno ... amissa Raetia? : numismatische Quellen zum Datum 259/260 n. Chr. in Raetien / Peter Kos Published: [S.l. : s.n., 1995] Note: Offprint from: Germania 73 (1995) p. 131-144 Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: Ein theodosianischer Aes 4-Beutelfund aus Augsburg / von Peter Kos Published: [S.l. : s.n., 2006] Note: Offprint from: Bayerische Vorgeschichtsblätter 71 (2006) p. 95-112 Index: Krmnicek, Stefan Title: Relations between the patterns of coin circulation in Venetia et Histria and the provinces of Noricum mediterraneum and ripense in Late Roman times / Stefan Krmnicek Source: SOMA 2005 : proceedings of the IX Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology, Chieti (Italy), 24-26 February 2005 / ed. by O. Menozzi, M.L. Di Marzio and D. Fossataro; introd. by S. Trinchese ; preliminary ed. by L. Cherstich ; Castel Manfrino excavation ed. by S. Antonelli. - Oxford : Archaeopress, 2008. - P. 251-257 Index: Lanna, Fabiana Title: Gli esemplari di Nerone in oricalco e rame / [F. L.] Source: Il forum di numismatica antica a Roma Tre : studi e ricerche sul collezionismo, la circolazione e l'iconografia monetale / (a cura di M. C. Molinari). - Roma : Espera, 2007. - P. 32-45 Index: Martin, Stéphane Title: La circulation monétaire à Strasbourg (France) et sur le Rhin supérieur au premier siècle après J.-C. / Stéphane Martin Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. I / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 816-821 Index: Martini, Rodolfo 1943- Title: Early Roman countermarked coins from Moesia : first critical observations (typology, frequency, chronology and analysis of distribution) / Rodolfo Martini, Evgeni Paunov Source: Numizmatični i sfragistični prinosi kŭm istoriâta na zapadnoto Černomorie : meždunarodna konfereniâ Varna, 12-15 septemvri 2001 g. = Numismatic and sphragistic contributions to history of the western Black sea coast : International conference, Varna, Septembre 12th-15th, 2001 / [ed. Valeri Jotov, Igor Lazarenko]. Varna : Knigoizdatelstvo Zograf, 2004. - P. 159-174 Index: Martini, Rodolfo 1943- Title: Monetazione bronzea orientale di Augustus tra emissioni locali: I 'sesterzi' della Lydia ed i 'dupondi' (?) della serie AVGV/STVS (Asia Minor) alla luce di nuove analisi metallografiche / Rodolfo Martini Source: Ancient history, numismatics and epigraphy in the mediterranean world : studies in memory of Clemens E. Bosch and Sabbahat Atlan and in honour of Nezahat Baydur / ed. by Oğuz Tekin ; in collab. with Aliye Erol. - Istanbul : Ege Yayinlari, 2009. - P. 231-245 Index: Martini, Rodolfo 1943- Title: La riforma monetale della zecca di Roma (23 a.C.) e le emissioni bronzee augustee di Emerita del legato P. Carisius : una regionalizzazione mancata / Rodolfo Martini Source: Del imperium de Pompeyo a la auctoritas de Augusto : homenaje a Michael Grant / María Paz García-Bellido, Antonio Mostalac, Alicia Jiménez (eds.). - Madrid : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto de Historia, 2008. - (Anejos de Archivo Español de Arqueología ; 47). - P. 251-258 Abstract: The article inserts in the general development of the Roman mint coinage reform, the issues of the mint of Emerita, that are divided in three distinguished chronological groups: the first, provincial ones, the series in the name of Carisius and the coinage by Agrippa administration to the 19 B.C.. The coinage of the mint of Emerita is also connected with the bronze issues of the mint of the North-East and Gades by Agrippa that furnishes the chronological term for the last group of coins from Emerita. Index: Morelli, Anna Lina Title: Il gioiello monetale in età romana / Anna Lina Morelli Source: Oreficeria antica e medievale : tecniche, produzione, società / a cura di Isabella Baldini Lippolis, Maria Teresa Guaitoli. - Bologna : Ante Quem, cop. 2009. - P. 79-101 Index: Morelli, Anna Lina Title: Gioielli monetali tardoantichi : alcuni dati per il territorio dell'Emilia Romagna / Anna Lina Morelli Source: Oreficeria in Emilia Romagna : archeologia e storia tra età romana e Medioevo / a cura di Anna Lina Morelli, Isabella Baldini Lippolis. - Bologna : Ante Quem, 2010. - P. 139161 Index: Munzi, Massimiliano Title: Circolazione monetaria in contesto rurale : il caso della Tripolitania tardoantica alla luce delle recenti ricognizioni archeologiche / Massimiliano Munzi Published: [Roma] : Carocci, [2004] Note: Offprint from: L'Africa romana : ai confini dell'Impero : contatti, scambi, conflitti : atti del XV convegno di studio, Tozeur, 11-15 dicembre 2002 / a cura di Mustapha Khanoussi, Paola Ruggeri, Cinzia Vismara. - Roma : Carocci, cop. 2004. - P. 327-341 Index: Munzi, Massimiliano Title: Moneta e ricognizione : riflessioni sull'esperienza tripolitana / [Massimiliano Munzi con Fabrizio Felici] Source: Preatti del I workshop internazionale di numismatica : numismatica e archeologia : monete, stratigrafie e contesti : dati a confronto, Roma 28-30 settembre 2011 / a cura di Giacomo Pardini. - Roma : Centro Stampa Nuova Cultura, 2011. - P. 99-103 Index: Munzi, Massimiliano Title: Quadranti anonimi e gettoni frumentari dalle tombe di Leptis Magna / Massimiliano Munzi Source: Annotazioni Numismatiche 26 (giugno 1997) p. 589-593 Index: Munzi, Massimiliano Title: A tetrarchic radiate at Aghram Nadharif / Massimiliano Munzi Published: [Firenze] : All'insegna del giglio, [2005] Note: Offprint from: Aghram Nadharif : the Barkat Oasis (Sha'Abiya of Ghat Libyan Sahara) in Garamantian times / ed. by Mario Liverani. - Firenze : All'insegna del giglio, cop. 2005. (Archaeology of Libyan Sahara ; 2). - P. 327-332 Abstract: Can we speak of a monetary economy beyond the boundaries of the African provinces of the Roman Empire? Starting from the discovery of a Roman coin at Aghram Nadharif (Fezzan), the paper aims to answer this question through a general re-examination of numismatic evidence in Tripolitania and Fezzan. The archaeological evidence supports a tendency towards the progressive but not homogeneous decrease of monetary circulation going from the Mediterranean coast to the interior: while the Tripolitanian countryside fell fully within the monetary orbit of the coastal cities, the final monetary link in Tripolitania was represented by the limes belt. In the forts and military outposts, which also acted as stations on the caravan routes, the coinage arriving as part of salaries and donativa, or as a result of commercial traffic, unlikely spread beyond the surrounding vici: the dense settlements in the predesert of the large widian did not develop a genuine monetary economy. The penetration of Roman coinage beyond this boundary belt to the Garamantian area delineated another monetary isohypse: however, the Garamantian economy could not have been fully monetary in the classic sense of the word. Finally, in order to understand the role of imported coinage in the Garamantian kingdom, the research extends its horizon to other African states and tribal entities with which the Garamantes should come into contact in the complex Saharan network of long-distance caravan trade. Index: Paridaens, Nicolas Title: Une cachette d’objets de valeur des années 260 apr. J.-C. dans une villa de la cité des Nerviens (Merbes-le-Château, Belgique) / Nicolas Paridaens ... [et al.] ; avec la collab. d'Anja Stoll ... [et al.] Source: Gallia 67 (2010) 2 p. 209-253 Abstract: The Gallo-Roman villa at Champ de Saint-Éloi in Merbes-le-Château (Belgium) lies by the river Sambre, at the eastern limit of the civitas Nerviorum. During the 2nd and 3rd centuries it was constituted of and imposing dwelling with adjacent buildings for economic functions and ornamental structures. A hoard of precious items was recovered inside the main building, in a small semi-buried room. It consists of two copper-allied caldrons and of a small casket containing two silver spoons, a purse with 122 silver antoniniani, a glass flask and four worn sestertii deposited on a plaque dedicated to the Danubian Riders. This copper-allied tinned plaque is remarkable for its rarity in the western provinces as for the high technical degree quality of its decoration. The originality of the hoard, buried in the 260s AD, comes from its heterogeneous contents: daily and precious items and a religious object are mixed. Index: Pellé, Richard Title: Flans monétaires d’as de Nîmes / Richard Pellé, Maryse Blet-Lemarquand Source: Revue Numismatique 171 (2014) p. 341-352 Abstract: This study focuses on two monetary blanks found during the excavation of the parking on Avenue Jean-Jaurès in Nimes. Several reasons, weight, dimensions, shaping and place of discovery, may related them to the mint of asses of Nimes struck under Augustus. The manufacture of these blanks is discussed. Analyses of the metal composition of these blanks complete this study by assigning a monetary series, serie II. A comparison between one of these blanks and the medal known as ‘foot boar’ is also established. Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: L’anello da Amiens : un caso di studio per la gioielleria monetale romana / Claudia Perassi Published: [Bologna] : Ante Quem, [2011] Note: Offprint from: Oggetti-simbolo : produzione, uso e significato nel mondo antico / a cura Isabella Baldini Lippolis, Anna Lina Morelli. - Bologna : Ante Quem, cop. 2011. - P. 173194 Abstract: A gold ring in which a gold quinarius coin of Maximinus Thrax was discovered by chance in Amiens (Somme) in 1790. The coin became a part of the Pellerin collection and was already described and illustrated by Count Caylus in the fifth volume of his Recueil d’antiquités (1762), now kept in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris and to this day is still one of the most lavish coin rings known. The ring was chosen to explore the chronological, typological and social aspects of this kind of coin jewellery as to compensate for the lack of reliable contemporary literary and iconographic sources that could approach it. Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Ex nummis cognoscere : la collezione numismatica dell'università cattolica : le monete romane repubblicane / mostra fotografica a cura di Claudia Perassi Published: Milano : Università Cattolica, 2004 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Gioielli monetali antichi e moderni : la documentazione dei cataloghi d’asta / Claudia Perassi Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 108 (2007) p. 237-294 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Monete amuleto e monete talismano : fonti scritte, indizi e realia per l'età romana / Claudia Perassi Source: Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 50 (2011) p. 223-274 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Monete ed anelli : cronologia, tipologie, fruitori / Claudia Perassi Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. II / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 1323-1329, pls. 1-3 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: 'Nomismata pro gemmis' : pendenti monetali di età romana fra Oriente e Occidente / Claudia Perassi Published: [Roma] : Carocci, [2004] Note: Offprint from: L' Africa romana : ai confini dell'Impero : contatti, scambi, conflitti : atti del XV Convegno di studio Tozeur, 11-15 dicembre 2002. II / a cura di Mustapha Khanoussi, Paola Ruggeri, Cinzia Vismara. - Roma : Carocci, 2004. - P. 897-934 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Il 'Numidian hoard' del Malta National Archaeological Museum / Claudia Perassi Source: L'Africa romana : Le ricchezze dell'Africa : risorse, produzioni, scambi : atti del XVII Convegno di studio, Sevilla, 14-17 dicembre 2006 / a cura di Julián González ... [et al.]. - Roma : Carocci. 2008. - P. 1375-1401 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Il pendente aureo con moneta di Salonino dagli scavi dell’Università Cattolica di Milano / Claudia Perassi Published: [Milano] : V&P Universita, [2003] Note: Offprint from: Dall'antichita al Medioevo : aspetti insediativi e manufatti : ricerche archeologiche nei cortili dell'Universita cattolica : atti delle Giornate di studio, Milano 24 gennaio 2000, Milano 24 gennaio 2001 / a cura di Silvia Lusuardi Siena e Maria Pia Rossignani. - Milano : V&P Universita, cop. 2003. - P. 15-30 Index: Ranucci, Samuele Title: Un raro asse di Otacilia Severa da Pietrabbondante / [Samuele Ranucci] Published: Roma : nella sede dell'Istituto [Italiano di Numismatica], 2003 Note: Offprint from: Annali dell'Istituto Italiano di Numismatica 50 (2003) p. 211-215, pl. 1 Index: Ranucci, Samuele Title: A stone 'thesaurus' with a votive coin deposit recently found in the sanctuary of Campo della Fiera, Orvieto ('Volsinii') / Samuele Ranucci Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. I / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 954-959, pl. 1-4 Index: Santangelo, Stefania Title: Il tesoretto di bronzi da Sofiana (CL) / [Stefania Santangelo] Source: Annali dell’Istituto Italiano di Numismatica 49 (2002) p. 105-154, pl. 14-17 Index: Sawaya, Ziad Title: Le culte impérial en Phénicie : culte civique ou culte provincial? / Ziad Sawaya Source: More than men, less than gods : studies on royal cult and imperial worship : proceedings of the international colloquium organized by the Belgian School at Athens (November 1 2, 2007) / ed. by Panagiotis P. Iossif, Andrzej S. Chankowski and Catharine C. Lorber. Leuven [etc.] : Peeters, 2011. - P. 593-618 Index: Sevenants, W. Title: The Roman coin moulds of Rumst (Belgium) / W. Sevenants and J. Van Heesch Source: Acta Archaeologica Lovaniensia 26-27 (1987-1988) p. 29-39 Index: Stannard, Clive Title: The adjustment al marco of the weight of Roman Republican denarii blanks by gouging / Clive Stannard Source: Metallurgy in numismatics. Vol. 3 / ed. by M.M. Archibald and M.R. Cowell. - London : Royal Numismatic Society, 1993. - P. 45-70 Index: Stannard, Clive Title: L'aggiustamento al marco : dei tondelli di denari della Repubblica Romana con l'uso di sgorbie / Clive Stannard Source: Quaderno di Studi [del Circolo numismatico 'Mario Rasile'] 25 (gennaio-febbraio 1998) p. 3-31 Index: Stannard, Clive Title: Tiberius right/globe and rudder / Clive Stannard Source: Annotazioni Numismatiche 28 (dicembre 1997) p. 628 Index: Stoyas, Yannis Title: Roman victoriati in perspective from the other side of the Adriatic / Y. Stoyas Source: INCC 2004 : zbornik radova 4. međunarodnog numizmatickog kongresa u Hrvatskoj, 20.-25. rujna 2004, Stari Grad (Pharos), otok Hvar i M/B Marko Polo, Hrvatska = proceedings of the 4th international numismatic congress in Croatia, Stari Grad (Pharos), the island of Hvar and M/S Marko Polo, Croatia / [gl. urednik Julijan Dobrinic]. - Rijeka : Hrvatsko Numizmatičko Društvo, 2005. - P. 225-238, pls. 1-4 Abstract: The origin of the victoriatus as it has been cited by literary sources (“ex Illyrico advectus”, “peregrinus nummus”) is re-examined through numismatic evidence, based especially on metrological data and coin circulation. One point can be made by the rather puzzling fact that the presence of victoriati in coin hoards and stray finds is minimal in the present-day Balkan Peninsula. Moreover, it is argued that the introduction of the victoriatus has to be viewed more closely in historical context, associated to a specific turning point of the Second Punic War ―the fall of Capua in 211 BC. Applying a revised interpretation to the victoriate coin series sheds new light upon the paucity of the finds in the area across the Adriatic Sea, alongside with the eventual abandonment of production (ca. 170-165 BC). The relaunch from the late 2nd century BC onwards of victoriate issues denoting another monetary denomination (quinarius or half-denarius) provides further understanding, gained with the assistance of literary and epigraphical testimony. Furthermore, the circumstances under which a certain rare issue of Roman victoriati and quinarii was struck at Corcyra (RRC 101) are viewed within a broader set of events and a new chronology is proposed for this emission (ca. 199 BC). Index: Travaini, Lucia Title: Searching for Constantine the Great in the northern lands / Lucia Travaini Source: Scripta varia numismatico Tuukka Talvio sexagenario dedicata / [toimittaja: Outi Järvinen]. - Helsinki : Suomen numismaattinen yhdistys, 2008. – P. 31-35 Index: Van Heesch, Johan 1955- Title: Coin circulation and coin use in Northern Gaul between the Mosel and the North Sea from Caesar to Augustus / by Johan Van Heesch Source: Del imperium de Pompeyo a la auctoritas de Augusto : homenaje a Michael Grant / María Paz García-Bellido, Antonio Mostalac, Alicia Jiménez (eds.). - Madrid : Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Instituto de Historia, 2008. - (Anejos de Archivo Español de Arqueología ; 47). - P. 29-39 Index: Van Heesch, Johan 1955- Title: Mints and the Roman army from Augustus to Diocletian / Johan van Heesch Source: Limes XVIII : proceedings of the XVIIIth International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, held in Amman, Jordan (September 2000). Vol. I / ed. by Philip Freeman ... [et al.]. - Oxford : Archaeopress, 2002. - BAR international series ; 1084 (I). - P. 35-42 Index: Van Heesch, Johan 1955- Title: On the edge of the market economy : coins used in social transactions, as ornaments and as bullion in the Roman Empire / Johan van Heesch Source: Roman coins outside the Empire : ways and phases, contexts and functions ; proceedings of the ESF/SCH exploratory workshop, Radziwiłł Palace, Nieborów (Poland), 3-6 September 2005 / [scientific ed.: Aleksander Bursche, Renata Ciolek, Reinhard Wolters]. - Wetteren : Moneta, 2008. (Collection Moneta ; 82). – P. 49-57 Index: Van Heesch, Johan 1955- Title: Transport of coins in the later Roman Empire / Johan van Heesch Source: Revue Belge de Numismatique 152 (2006) p. 51-62 Index: Verboven, Koenraad Title: Currency, bullion and accounts : monetary modes in the Roman world / Koenraad Verboven Source: Revue Belge de Numismatique 155 (2009) p. 91-121 Abstract: It is the contention of this paper that the instrumental-functional approach which most scholars take to the role of money in the Roman world leads to a dead end. I argue instead that money can be analyzed more fruitfully as a social construct or a social institution in itself. The important question is not what the functions were of coinage or whether Roman credit notes may be considered as monetary instruments, but how the deep monetization of transactions was achieved in the Roman world. Monetized transactions are essentially exchange relations in which entitlements to goods or services change hands after the prior attribution of abstract or at least non specific quantifiable values to the goods or services in question. The transactions as such may be institutionalized in various ways depending on the cultural, social and economic (sub)context. I will focus on “monetary modes”. These are sets of instruments (monetary, financial and other) and procedures to handle monetized transactions. The currency mode in the Roman world was characterized by the abundance of coins, the use of which was facilitated by deposit bankers. In the High Empire, gold coin expanded the reach of the currency mode to large payments. The commodity mode was important primarily under the Republic for gold bullion. Monetized transactions were only in exceptional circumstances handled through the transfer of commodities. Private credit rationing emerged as an important monetary mode in the Late Republic. It profoundly determined and expanded the monetization of transactions, but did not result in the development of credit or fiat money. Because debts notes never became freely transferable, transaction costs were too high. The notes remained instruments. Index: Vondrovec, Klaus 1976- Title: Christliche Symbole auf römischen Münzen / Klaus Vondrovec Source: A.D. 313 : von Carnuntum zum Christentum : [Ausstellung im Archäologischen Museum Carnuntinum, Bad Deutsch-Altenburg, März 2013-Oktober 2016] / hrsg. von Franz Humer ... [et al.]. - [St. Pölten] : Amt der NÖ Landesregierung, Abt. Kultur und Wissenschaft ; Archäologische Kulturpark Niederösterreich Betriebsgesellschaft, 2014. – (Katalog des NÖ. Landesmuseums. N.F. ; 517). – P. 60-67 Abstract: This article gives a short overview on the emergence of ‘Christian symbols’, viz. the XPChristogramm, on Roman coins. Index: Vondrovec, Klaus 1976- Title: DN Valens Victor Sepmer AVG : eine Konsularserie des Valens / Klaus Vondrovec Source: Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau 89 (2010) p. 145-181, pl. 27-32 Index: Williams, Daniela Title: Le monete di Ferento : tre ritrovamenti a confronto / Daniela Williams Source: Metodologia, insediamenti urbani e produzioni : il contributo di Gabriella Maetzke e le attuali prospettive delle ricerche : Convegno internazionale di studi sull'archeologia medievale in memoria di Gabriella Maetzke, Viterbo 25-27 novembre 2004. - Viterbo : Universita degli Studi della Tuscia, 2008. – P. 161-186 Index: Woytek, Bernhard 1974- Title: Die Cistophore der Kaiser Nerva und Traian : (mit einem systematischen Anhang zu typologisch verwandtem traianischem Provinzialsilber) / Bernhard Woytek Source: Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau 89 (2010) p. 69-125, pl. 18-26 Abstract: This article is the first systematic study of the cistophori of Nerva and Trajan, which were struck in AD 97 and 98. It includes a catalogue, with detailed references, a commentary on the types used, and an analysis of the metrology of the series. Close consideration of the system underlying the production of these cistophori brings to light clear parallels with the contemporary imperial coinage and suggests that they were, in all probability, struck at the mint of Rome and shipped to Asia Minor. An appendix systematically considers two separate series of typologically related «cistophoric» coins with Greek legends, issued by Trajan. Index: Zapolska, Anna Title: The influx of Roman coins to the West Balt culture environment / Anna Zapolska Source: Notae Numismaticae 8 (2013) p. 105-116 Abstract: The influx of Roman coins to the territory of Barbaricum settlement started at the beginning of the Marcomannic Wars. From the 160s appeared here denarii and gold coins multitudinously. Roman coins – most notably, large bronzes (sestertii) – start to appear in the territory settled by West Balt communities and in the area of the Vistula delta in connection with the amber trade. The sestertii finds suggest, that they would have originated from the area of northern Italia, been carried through the provinces on the Rhine to the North Sea from where they were transported by sea. Because sailing around the Jutland Peninsula was too unsafe, the route continued down fjords, with a short stage overland, and then over the Baltic Sea all the way to the Vistula delta, the coast of the Sambian Peninsula or the Curonian Lagoon. The end of the influx of the bronze coins came in the 260s and may be attributed to the political and economic crisis of the latter half of the 3rd century, disruption of the trade routes and links between provinces and, at the same time, the discontinuation of issue of the bronze senatorial coinage. Index: Zapolska, Anna Title: Roman coins from the western part of the West Balt territory / Anna Zapolska Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. I / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Commission], 2011. – P. 11151125 C ELTIC N UMISMATICS Index: Blöck, Lars Title: Die spätlatènezeitliche Siedlungslandschaft am südlichen Oberrhein / Lars Blöck ... [et al.] Published: Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, 2012 Note: Offprint from: L Âge du fer entre la Champagne et la Vallée du Rhin : 34e colloque international de l`Association Frann?caise pour l'Étude de l'âge du Fer du 13 au 16 mai 2010 á Aschaffenburg = Die Eisenzeit zwischen Champagne und Rheintal : 34. internationales Kolloquium der Association Frann?caise pour l'Étude de l'âge du Fer vom 13. bis zum 16. Mai 2010 in Aschaffenburg / Martin Schönfelder, Susanne Sievers (Hrsg.). - Mainz : Verl. des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, 2012. - (RömischGermanisches Zentralmuseum ; 14). - P. 381-418 Index: Doyen, Jean-Marc 1954- Title: Une approche contextuelle des potins nerviens 'au rameau' du type A : l’apport du site du 'Mont-à-Henry' à Ittre (Brabant wallon, Belgique) / Jean-Marc Doyen Source: Journal of Archæological Numismatics 2 (2012) p. 31-126 Abstract: The excavations at ‘Mont-à-Henry’, Ittre, in the Belgian province of West Brabant, yielded four Gaulish coins in an archaeological context with a large amount of pottery hitherto dated to the Augustan period (see infra, p. 1-30); a reinterpretation of the chronology is therefore necessary. Three other coins are ‘au rameau A’ potins, produced by the Belgian tribe of the Nervii (Sch. 190, cl. IV). Until recently they were regarded as a typical late production of the region between the rivers Sambre and the Meuse controlled by the Atuatuci before the Gallic War. They were considered as largely postdating the Conquest, with a circulation period as late as the Julio-Claudian or even Flavian dynasty. Until recently pottery associated with this coin type was invariably dated after 30 bc, but a critical examination of the chronological data from a large number of contexts indicates a very different position. The ‘au rameau A’ potins actually appear at the end of LT D1b, c. 90 bc and disappear rapidly from circulation by c. 55/50 bc at the latest. Later finds attributed to the reign of Augustus show that they had lost their monetary status by then. The ‘potin au rameau’ Sch 190, cl. IV can now be considered as a reliable chronological indicator for the LT D1b/D2a period between 80/70 and 50 bc; occupation at “Mont-à-Henry” should be seen as belonging to the same period even if typological comparisons for pottery seem to indicate a more recent date. Index: Gruel, Katherine 1953- Title: Circulations monétaires et modes de production du numéraire dans le monde celtique / Katherine Gruel, David Wigg-Wolf Source: L' âge du Fer en Aquitaine et sur ses marges : mobilité des hommes, diffusion des idées, circulation des biens dans l'espace européen à l'âge du fer ; actes du 35e colloque international de l'AFEAF (Bordeaux, 2-5 juin 2011) / sous la dir. de Anne Colin, Florence Verdin. - Pessac : Fédération Aquitania, 2013. – (Aquitania. Supplément ; 30). – P. 693711 Index: Martin, Stéphane Title: À propos d’un potin trouvé à Morgantina (Serra Orlando, Sicile, Italie) : remarques sur la circulation monétaire en Méditerranée occidentale / Martin (Stéphane) Source: Bulletin du Cercle d'Études Numismatiques 69 (2014) 4 (avril) p. 107-110 Index: Nash, Daphne Briggs Title: Coinage and state development in central Gaul / Daphne Nash Source: Coinage and society in Britain and Gaul : some current problems / ed. by Barry Cunliffe. - London : Council for British Archaeology, 1981 B YZANTINE N UMISMATICS Index: Curta, Florin Title: Byzantium in Dark-Age Greece : (the numismatic evidence in its Balkan context) / Florin Curta Source: Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 29 (2005) 2 p. 113-146 Abstract: Much has been made of the presence or absence of seventh- and eighth-century coinson several sites in Greece, primarily in Athens and Corinth. Kenneth Setton and Peter Charanis have paved the way for a cultural-historical interpretation of coin finds, but athorough comparison of both single and hoard finds from Greece with others from theBalkans suggests a very different interpretation. Instead of signalising decline, lowdenomination coins, especially from Athens, may point to local markets of lowvaluecommodities, such as food, as well as to the permanent presence of the fleet. Index: Demo, Željko Title: ‘INVICTISSIMVS AVTOR’ : an unusual series of Baduila (Totila) : a new example from Croatia / Željko Demo Source: Byzantine coins in Central Europe between the 5th and 10th century / ed. by Marcin Wołoszyn. - Kraków : Polska Akademia Umiejętności, 2009. - P. 37-46 Abstract: The coin in question was discovered several years ago in Solin (Roman Salona). This is a quarter siliqua of the Ostrogothic King Baduila (Totila) with the reverse legend Invictissimus avtor, yet another coin in this rare and unusual Ostrogothic series, and the only example known to the present with the name of the emperor Justinian on the obverse. The article only briefly discusses the scarce historical data and instead concentrates on the analysis of the numismatic characteristics of the newly discovered coin, and also the series to which it belongs. The background to the research involves an attempt to illuminate the historical reasons and causes for the creation of the Invictissimus series as well as the possibilities of establishing its chronological position within the still poorly known monetary system of Totila. Index: Gândilă, Andrei Title: Face value or bullion value? : early Byzantine coins beyond the Lower Danube border / Andrei Gândilă Source: Byzantine coins in Central Europe between the 5th and 10th century / ed. by Marcin Wołoszyn. - Kraków : Polska Akademia Umiejętności, 2009. - P. 449-471 Abstract: The author discusses the presence of early Byzantine bronze coins in the territories north of the Lower Danube border and attempts to explain the relations between the Empire and the populations outside the border which led to the arrival of bronze coins in the area between the rivers Tisza and Dniester. Previous interpretations pointing to intense economic relations are challenged and instead the author proposes a different approach, showing that different regions outside the border followed distinct patterns. It is suggested that except for the area close to the Danube there did not exist a true monetary circulation and the face value of coins was insignificant. Instead, coins were used for their intrinsic value, being melted to produce bronze objects such as fibulae. It is argued that the high presence of folles in “Barbaricum” and the scarcity of small denominations, along with the large number of molds and associated objects used to produce bronze items are important arguments in favor of this interpretation. The author draws a comparison between the Lower Danube provinces and “Barbaricum” and concludes that the presence of coins outside the border paralleled the evolution of coin flow in the Byzantine provinces. Based on this fact it is argued that political and military developments in 'Barbaricum', heretofore considered as having the main impact on the coin flow, are mostly irrelevant, as internal mechanisms in the provinces regulated the arrival of coins in “Barbaricum”. Without offering any final pronouncements, the study aims to draw the line between the two characteristics, face value and bullion value, in the territories beyond the Danube border. Index: Georganteli, Eurydice S. Title: L’espace rural dans la province de Rhodope : le témoignage de la numismatique / Eurydice S. Georganteli Source: Les villages dans l'Empire byzantin : (IVe-XVe siècle) / éd. par Jacques Lefort, Cécile Morrisson et Jean-Pierre Sodini. - Paris : Lethielleux, cop. 2005. - (Réalités byzantines ; 11). - P. 307-318 Index: Grierson, Philip 1910-2006 Title: The debasement of the Bezant in the eleventh century / Ph. Grierson Source: Byzantinische Zeitschrift 47 (1954) p. 379-394 Index: Ivanišević, Vujadin Title: La monnaie paléobyzantine dans l’Illyricum du nord / par Vujadin Ivanišević Source: Mélanges Cécile Morrisson. - Paris : Association des Amis du Centre d'Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance, 2010. - (Travaux et mémoires / Collège de France, Centre de Recherche d'Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance ; 16). - P. 441-454 Index: Metcalf, David Michael 1933- Title: Folles and fractional copper minted at Thessaloniki under Justin I. / D. Michael Metcalf Source: Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte 30 (1980) p. 19-27, pl. 3-8 Index: Morrisson, Cécile 1940- Title: Manier l'argent à Constantinople au Xe siecle / Cécile Morrisson Source: ΕΥΨΥΧΙΑ : mélanges offerts à Hélène Ahrweiler. II. - Paris : Publ. de la Sorbonne, 1998. - (Publ. de la Sorbonne. Série Byzantina Sorbonensia ; 16, 1). - P. 557-565 Index: Morrisson, Cécile 1940- Title: La Sicile byzantine : une lueur dans les siècles obscurs / Cécile Morrisson Source: Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 27 (1998) p. 307-334, pl. 5 Index: Morrisson, Cécile 1940- Title: Survivance de l'économie monétaire à Byzance (VIIe-IXe s.) / Cécile Morrisson Source: The Dark centuries of Byzantium (7th-9th c.) = Hoi skoteinoi aiōnes tou Vyzantiou (7os 9os ai.) / ed. Eleonora Kountoura-Galake. - Athens : National Hellenic Research Foundation, Institute for Byzantine Research 2001. - (International symposium / Institute for Byzantine Research ; 9). - P. 377-399 Index: Papadopoulou, Pagona Title: The big problem of small change / Pagona Papadopoulou Source: On ikinci ve on üçüncü yüzyıllarda Bizans dünyasında değişim : 1. Uluslararası Sevgi Gönül Bizans Araştırmaları Sempozyumu, İstanbul, 25-28 Haziran 2007 : bildiriler = Change in the Byzantine world in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries : First International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium, İstanbul, 25-28 June 2007 : proceedings / ed. Ayla Ödeken, Engin Akyürek, Nevra Necipoğlu. - Istanbul : Vehbi Koç Vafki, 2010. - P. 206-210 Index: Papadopoulou, Pagona Title: The numismatic evidence from the southern Adriatic (5th-11th centuries) : some preliminary observations and thoughts / Pagona Papadopoulou Source: From one sea to another : trading places in the European and Mediterranean early Middle Ages : proceedings of the International Conference Comacchio, 27 th-29th March 2009 = Da un mare allʹaltro ; luoghi di scambio nelʹAlto Medioevo europeo e mediterraneo : atti del Seminario Internazionale Commacchio, 27-29 marzo 2009 / ed. by Sauro Gelichi and Richard Hodges. - Turnhout : Brepols, 2012. - 576 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - (Seminari del Centro Interuniversitario per la storie e lʹarcheologia dellʹalto medioevo ; 3). - P. 297-320 Index: Penna, Vasiliki Title: Reassessing the gold coinage of Basil I : the testimony of an unknown Byzantine 'pattern' coin / by Vasiliki Penna Source: Mélanges Cécile Morrisson. - Paris : Association des Amis du Centre d'Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance, 2010. - (Travaux et mémoires / Collège de France, Centre de Recherche d'Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance ; 16). - P. 663-673 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Catalogo ragionato di exagia bizantini in vetro dal territorio italiano e da recenti listini d’asta / [Claudia Perassi] Published: Spoleto : Fondazione Centro Italiano di Studi sull'Alto Medioevo, [2008] Note: Offprint from: Temporis Signa 3 (2008) p. 289-311 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Pesi monetali bizantini in vetro dal territorio siciliano / Claudia Perassi Source: Byzantino-Sicula IV : atti del I Congresso internazionale di archeologia della Sicilia bizantina : Corleone, 28 luglio-2 agosto 1998 / a cura di Rosa Maria Carra Bonacasa. Palermo : Istituto siciliano di sudi bizantini e neoellenici, 2002. - P. 439-474 Index: Sayles, Wayne G. Title: Ancient coin collecting. V: The Romaion/Byzantine culture / Wayne G. Sayles Published: Iola : Krause, cop. 1998 EARLY MEDIEVAL N UMISMATICS Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Nota aggiuntiva all’edizione del ripostiglio di Camporegio (GR) : quale metodo? / Michele Asolati Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 109 (2008) p. 537-557, pl. 1 Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Tremissi longobardi della raccolta del N.H. Domenico Pasqualigo nelle collezioni numismatiche del Museo Correr / Michele Asolati Source: Bollettino dei Musei Civici Veneziani 3e s. 4 (2009) p. 70-73 Index: Boeles, Pieter Catharinus Johannes Albertus 1873-1961 Title: Les trouvailles de monnaies carolingiennes dans les Pays-Bas, spécialement celles des trois provinces septentrionales / par P.C.J.A. Boeles Source: Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 2 (1915) p. 1-98, pl. 1-2 Index: Castro Priego, Manuel Title: La circulación monetaria de los siglos VII-VIII en la Península Ibérica : un modelo en crisis / Manuel Castro Priego Source: 711 : arqueología e historia entre dos mundos. Vol. II. - [Alcalá de Henares] : Museo Arqueológico Regional, [2011]. – P. 225-242 Abstract: The evolution of the monetary system between the seventh eighth centuries, was characterized by the perseverance of several processes: reducing the mass of gold which served as a stock, reduced weight, and especially less gold content of coins. Along with this, the gradual disintegration of the tax system, always fragile and closely linked to the elements that control and organize the superstructure of the regnum Visigothorum by a complex set of interdependent relationships. However, the currency kept some of the features that characterized the Empire: the nature of taxation, and commercial features, especially concentrated in urban areas. Index: Castro Priego, Manuel Title: El sistema monetario Visigodo y su alcance regional : el ejemplo de la provincia 'Carthaginensis' y la ceca de Toledo / Manuel Castro Priego Source: Espacios urbanos en el occidente mediterráneo (s. VI-VIII) / ed.: Alfonso García ... [et al.]. - Toledo : Toletum Visigodo, 2010. - P. 285-294 Abstract: Visigothic times the monetary productive organization is articulated around several provinces. This is based also on urban mints, and reduced production in a large number of officinae, especially in the northern of Iberian Peninsula. associated with the difficulty of taxation arrangements in some areas. We can distinguish the existence of a fiscal structure which relies largely peripheral in the establishment of a policy agreement between the Rex and Potentiores, with a link in small settlements, which differs from the situation in areas of greater state control, as is in the Betica province or Carthaginensis. Index: Derksema, Willem Hendrik Cornelis 1907-1991 Title: De muntvondst te Escharen van 1897 / [W. Derksema] Source: Tabula Batavorum 1 (1983) 2 (juni) p. 21-27 Index: Dolley, Reginald Hugh Michael 1926-1983 Title: The Anglo-Danish and Anglo-Norse coinages of York / Michael Dolley Source: Viking Age York and the North / ed. by R.A. Hall. - London : Council for British Archaeology, 1978. – (CBA Research Report ; no. 27). - P. 26-31 Index: Gaimster, Märit Title: Scandinavian gold bracteates in Britain : money and media in the Dark Ages / by Märit Gaimster Source: Medieval Archaeology 36 (1992) p. 1-28 Index: Gelder, Hendrik Enno van 1916-1998 Title: Le trésor carolingien d'Ide / H. Enno van Gelder Source: Revue Numismatique 6e sér. 7 (1965) p. 241-261, pl. 20-23 Index: Geneviève, Vincent Title: Le trésor de deniers mérovingiens de Rodez (Aveyron) : circulation et diffusion des monnayages d’argent dans le Sud de la France au milieu du VIIIe siècle / Vincent Geneviève, Guillaume Sarah Source: Revue Numismatique 166 (2010) p. 477-507 Abstract: In 2002, a small hoard comprising nine Merovingian deniers has been discovered in a burial at Rodez (Aveyron, France). The combination of numismatic study and elementary analysis seems to indicate a concealment date circa 750-760 which is the transitional period between the Merovingians and the Carolingians. Index: Grierson, Philip 1910-2006 Title: La date des monnaies d'or de Louis le Pieux / [Philip Grierson] Source: Le Moyen Âge 69 (1963) p. 67-74 Index: Grierson, Philip 1910-2006 Title: The gold solidus of Louis the Pious and its imitations / by Philip Grierson Source: Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 38 (1951) p. 1-41, pl. 1-3 Index: Gullbekk, Svein Harald 1967- Title: Coinage and monetary economies / Svein H. Gullbekk Source: The Viking world / ed. by Stefan Brink in collab. with Neil Price. - London : Routledge, 2008. - P. 159-169 Index: Heath, Sebastian Title: A sixth-century tremissis from Psalmodi (Gard, France) / Sebastian Heath and David Yoon Source: American Journal of Numismatics 2nd ser. 13 (2001) p. 63-80 Index: Kershaw, Jane Title: Viking Age silver in North-West England : hoards and single finds / Jane Kershaw Source: In search of Vikings : interdisciplinary approaches to the Scandinavian heritage of NorthWest England / ed. by Stephen E. Harding, David Griffiths, Elizabeth Royle. - Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2014. – P. 149-164 Abstract: Silver hoards of Scandinavian character are arguably the most important archaeological source for Viking activity in the North West. They give a clear impression of the vast pools of silver wealth acquired by the Vikings through plunder and exchange, but why were they concealed in the irst place? What do they reveal about the uses of silver in Viking society? And, what can they tell us about Scandinavian activity and settlement in north-west England more broadly? In this chapter, I aim to address such questions by examining the hoards’ contents and location, as well as their relationship with single inds from the region. Index: Kilger, Christoph 1967- Title: Hack-silver, weights and coinage : the Anglo-Scandinavian coinages and their use in late Viking-Age society / Christoph Kilger Source: Silver economies, monetisation and society in Scandinavia AD 800-1100 / ed. by James Graham-Campbell, Søren M Sindbaek and Gareth Williams. - Aarhus : Aarhus University Press, 2011. – P. 257-278 Summary: The aim of this paper is to discuss the monetary use and function of the AngloScandinavian coinages, especially the Sigtuna coinage. In the early days of numismatic research their status among other Viking-age and early medieval coinages was not clearly understood, nor was it clear how they should be classified. Today, their status as Scandinavian imitations of English coins – minted in Viking towns such as Sigtuna and Lund – has been recognized. Their numismatic classification has recently been accomplished by meticulous die-studies, but the question of how they were used as means of payment remains unresolved. It is suggested that the coinages did not necessarily have a nominal value, but an officially sanctioned exchange-value, which could only be reckoned and valued by weight and not by number. In such a monetary system, which had both elements of a coin-based and a bullion-based economy, weighing was probably the only way in which to settle the exchange-value. The archaeological evidence from the Sigtuna mint seems to suggest that the Sigtuna coins were weighed with oblate spheroid weights. These weights follow the Islamic mitqal standard. It is also argued that at some stage in the bullion economy, coined silver was preferred to hack-silver in transactions. Because of that there might have existed a similar situation in the transactional sphere in the Viking Age, as later during the Middle Ages, whereby different qualities of silver were recognized and valued according to different exchange-rates. This change in the transactional sphere had probably been prompted by the arrival of Western European silver coins to Scandinavia at the turn of the first millennium AD.Finally, the Anglo-Scandinavian coinages probably did not have any monetary value outside the strongholds in which they were minted. They were intended for use only by people visiting the town and using its market. Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: Neue langobardische Viertelsiliquen / [Peter Kos] Source: Germania 59 (1981) p. 97-103 Index: Kos, Peter 1950- Title: The numismatic evidence for the period from the 5th to the 10th centuries in the area of modern Slovenia / Peter Kos Source: Slovenija in sosednje dežele med antiko in karolinško dobo : začetki slovenske etnogeneze = Slowenien und die Nachbarländer zwischen Antike und karolingischer Epoche. I / uredil/hrsg. von Rajko Bratož. - Ljubljana : Narodni Muzej Slovenije : Slovenska Akademija znanosti in umetnosti, 2000. - P. 107-118 Index: Morrisson, Cécile 1940- Title: Les origines du monnayage vandale / Cécile Morrisson Source: Actes du 8ème Congrès international de numismatique, New York - Washington, septembre 1973 = Proceedings of the 8th International Congress of Numismatics, New York - Washington, September 1973 / éd. Herbert A. Cahn, Georges Le Rider. - Paris : Association internationale des numismates professionnels, 1976. - (Publication / Association internationale des numismates professionnels ; no. 4). - P. 461-472, pl. 52 Index: Munzi, Massimiliano Title: Il 'nummi' de Ricimero / Massimiliano Munzi Source: Annotazioni Numismatiche 20 (1995) p. 429-433 Index: Passera, Lorenzo Title: Catalogo / Lorenzo Passera Source: Aurei longobardi : la collezione di monete d'oro della Fondazione CRUP / a cura di Serena Vitri e Lorenzo Passera. - Trieste : Editreg, 2007. - P. 33-62 Index: Passera, Lorenzo Title: Una inedita moneta d’argento dei Longobardi comparsa in internet / Lorenzo Passera Source: Forum Iulii 33 (2009) p. 225-236 Abstract: The paper presents a silver coin whose image appeared on a website without further notice. The author, reading the monogram on the coin, suggests it could be a Lombards’ issue. The work also treats the complex problem of other similar silver coins studied in the past by important numismatists. Someone among them proposed, for some coins, the possible attribution to a lombard mint located in Cividale. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: La acuñación monetaria en el Reino Visigodo de Toledo : el funcionamiento de las cecas / Ruth Pliego Vázquez Source: Els tallers monetaris : organització i producció : XII Curs d'història monetària d'Hispània / Coord. cient. Marta Campo. - Barcelona : Museu Nacional de Catalunya, Gabinet de Numismàtica de Catalunya, 2008. - P. 117-141 Abstract: In the present article we analyze the Visigoth mints from various perspectives, starting with the administrative organization of the Kingdom of Toledo, followed by the purely technical aspects of these mints, the production in them and finally the function of the tremissis in this society. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: Aportación al estudio de varias cecas visigodas / por Ruth Pliego y José A. Correa Source: Numisma 250 (enero-diciembre 2006) p. 489-505 Abstract: In this work are analysed the recently published mints of Adonis, Conteno, Vallesalsa, Aorariola, Euuesis, Labeclosa, Tulluco and Palentiaca, and also two new issues from the already identified mints of Palantucio and G(e)or(r)es. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: La falsificación y manipulación de la moneda visigoda / Ruth Pliego Source: Falsificació i manipulació : XIV Curs d’història monetària d’Hispània / coord. científica Marta Campo. - [Barcelona] : MNAC, Gabinet Numismàtic de Catalunya, [2010]. - P. 81102 Abstract: Both the period fakes which were made at the time when the Visigoth coinage was in circulation and the many later imitations are analyzed. It can be observed that the period fakes are relatively few in the corpus of Visigoth coins, probably indicating that falsification of coins was not a widespread phenomenon as would be the actual manipulation of the metal for other purposes and it against the later that the laws of the time are directed. By contrast modern currency counterfeiting of Visigoth coinage are abundant and we can establish a chronological evolution, from the inventions of the eighteenth century to the latest contemporary and increasingly accurate copies. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: Gallaecia en tiempos del Reino Visigodo de Toledo : sus emisiones monetarias / Ruth Pliego Vázquez Source: Introducción a la historia monetaria de Galicia : (s. II a. C.-XVII d. C.) / F. Cebreiro Ares (ed.). - La Coruña : Labirinto de Paixóns, 2012. - P. 65-105 Abstract: Los inicios de la historia numismática en el territorio de la actual Galicia se remontan a la moneta castrensis que comenzó a ser acuñada durante las guerras cántabras en los momentos finales de la República Romana. No obstante el momento de mayor esplendor de esta región, desde el punto de vista numismático, comenzó con las emisiones suevas que se prolongaron al periodo visigodo cuando el reino suevo fue absorbido por Leovigildo en los inicios de su mandato. En las líneas que siguen vamos a centrarnos en las emisiones visigodas realizadas a partir del reinado de Leovigildo (569-586), si bien como es sabido los visigodos comenzaron a producir moneda mucho antes, realizando en primer lugar imitaciones de la moneda oficial romana, y posteriormente, desde tiempos de Alarico II, las denominadas emisiones ‘pseudo-imperiales’. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: La moneda en el ocaso del reino godo de Hispania / Ruth Pliego Vázquez Source: 711 : arqueología e historia entre dos mundos. Vol. II. - [Alcalá de Henares] : Museo Arqueológico Regional, [2011]. – P. 321-337 Abstract: The final period of the Visigoth Kingdom of Toledo is analyzed from the reign of Wamba in the context of his various attempts at strengthening the monarchy against other powers. This fact has its obvious reflection in the coinage, because unlike the previous period, it very consciously harks back to Byzantine models by iconographically adopting the imperial insignia of power, nevertheless, the very importance given to the ritual anointing of royalty based on the biblical model is clearly pointing to the increasingly important role of the Church in the election of the king in a progressively weakened monarchy. Also, the later years of regnum, the events that took place after the death of Witiza, are examined by contrasting the limited and problematic literary evidence with the information provided by the coins of the time. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: La moneda visigoda. Anexo I = The Visigoth coins. Annex I / Ruth Pliego Source: Homenaje al Prof. Dr. Manuel Bendala Galán. II. - Sevilla : Universidad de Sevilla, 2012. - (Spal ; 21). - P. 209-231 Abstract: We present a first annex to the work La moneda visigoda, which includes not only the new finds that have taken place in recent years, among which is the treasure of La Vega Baja de Toledo, but also other coins that were not registered in the corpus. To this we will add some collections that we were then not able to incorporate, as those of the Museum of Roman Art in Merida, the Musée de Narbonne and Musée du Biterrois of Béziers, among others. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Title: Del paganisme a la introducció de la iconografia cristiana a les emissions visigodes / Ruth Pliego Source: Déus i mites de l'antiguitat : l'evidència de la moneda d'Hispània / Marta Campo ... [et al.]. - Barcelona : MNAC, 2012. - P. 84-135 Index: Pol, Arent 1951- Title: Boeles en het mysterie van het Dronrijp-type / Arent Pol Source: Diggelgoud : 25 jaar Argeologysk Wurkferbân: archeologisch onderzoek in Fryslân / Kerst Huisman [eindred.] ... [et al.] (red.). – Ljouwert : Fryske Akademy, 2008. – P. 162-169 Index: Pol, Arent 1951- Title: Neu oder alt? : ein merowingerzeitlicher Tremissis aus Trier im 19. und 21. Jahrhundert / Arent Pol Source: Numismatisches Nachrichtenblatt 56 (2007) 12 (december) p. 492-496 Index: Pol, Arent 1951- Title: Noord-Nederlandse muntgewichten / Arent Pol Source: Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 76 (1989) p. 5-143 Index: Pol, Arent 1951- Title: Thrasemundus between Thomsen and Peiresc : an enquiry into the pedigree of some Merovingian coins / Arent Pol Source: Magister monetae : studies in honour of Jørgen Steen Jensen / M. Andersen, H.W. Horsnaes & J.Ch. Moesgaard (eds.). - Köpenhamn : Nationalmuseum, 2007. – P. 81-92 Index: Sarah, Guillaume Title: Analyse et spéculation : quelques deniers carolingiens reconsidérés / Sarah (Guillaume) Source: Bulletin de la Société Française de Numismatique 67 (2011) 1 p. 17-24 Index: Sarah, Guillaume Title: Analyses élémentaires de monnaies de Charlemagne et Louis le Pieux du Cabinet des Médailles : l'Italie carolingienne et Venise / Guillaume Sarah ... [et al.] Source: Revue Numismatique 164 (2008) p. 355-406 Abstract: The whole Carolingian denarii collection kept at the Cabinet des Médailles of the Bibliothèque nationale de France struck in Italy between 781 and 822 under Charlemagne and Louis the Pious has been analysed, as well as some later issues minted between 822 and 855. The analysis revealed an enduring increase in the silver fineness of the coins struck by the two rulers between 781 and 822, followed by a slight decrease during the second part of Louis’ reign (822-840) that continued under Lothar (840-855). The results obtained also showed the particularity ofthe coins struck at Venice in the name of Louis the Pious from 818 to 822, even though the citywas theoretically under Byzantine rule: these denarii are less fine than the other ones, and differ also regarding the content of some minor and trace elements. Index: Sarah, Guillaume Title: Analyses élémentaires de monnaies de Charlemagne et de Louis le Pieux du Cabinet des Médailles : le cas de Melle / Guillaume Sarah Source: Numismatique et archéologie en Poitou-Charentes : actes du colloque de Niort, 7-8 décembre 2007, Musée Bernard d'Agesci / textes pub. par Arnaud Clairand & Dominique Hollard. - Paris : SÉNA, 2009. - P. 63-83, pl. 7-8 Abstract: Les monnaies issues de l’atelier de Melle provenant de la collection du Cabinet des Médailles de la Bibliothèque nationale de France ont été analysées par spectrométrie de masse couplée à un plasma inductif avec prélèvement par ablation laser (LA-ICP-MS) au Centre Ernest Babelon (IRAMAT-CNRS, Université d’Orléans)1. Les principales caractéristiques de cette méthode originale dont l’application aux monnaies d’argent est récente sont brièvement reprises dans une première partie. La seconde partie est consacrée à la présentation et à l’interprétation des résultats analytiques obtenus sur les deniers et oboles frappés à Melle par Charlemagne et Louis le Pieux entre 771 et 822. Index: Sarah, Guillaume Title: Un denier carolingien CAROL/ANDE au Cabinet des Médailles / Sarah (Guillaume) Source: Bulletin de la Société Française de Numismatique 65 (2010) 8 (octobre) p. 235-241 Index: Skre, Dagfinn 1954- Title: Commodity money : silver and coinage in Viking-Age Scandinavia / Gagfinn Skre Source: Silver economies, monetisation and society in Scandinavia, AD 800-1100 / ed. by James Graham-Campbell, Søren M. Sindbæk and Gareth Williams. - [Aarhus] : Aarhus Universitetsforlag, 2011. - P. 67-91 Index: Veen, Bouke Jan van der Title: Vikingen op het strand van Heemskerk? : een schatvondst van de Noorse koning Olaf Kyrre (1067-1093) / [Bouke Jan van der Veen] Source: Holland 33 (2001) p. 31-37 M EDIEVAL & MODERN N UMISMATICS Index: Ansell, George Frederick 1826-1880 Title: The Royal Mint : its working, conduct, and operations, fully and practically explained : with suggestions for its better scientific and official management / by George Frederick Ansell Published: London : Effingham Wilson, 1870 Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Note su due gruzzoli di monete medievali e rinascimentali dal territorio bellunese / Michele Asolati, Cristina Crisafullu Source: Bollettino dei Musei Civici Veneziani 3e s. 5 (2010) p. 36-49 Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Un ripostiglio trecentesco di ducati d’oro dagli scavi di via S. Girolamo a Mestre / a cura di Michele Asolati Source: Quaderni di Archeologia del Veneto 25 (2009) p. 143-150 Index: Betti, Rossano Title: Grossi da sei e da venti denari di Arezzo, Firenze, Massa Marittima, Siena e Volterra in un documento orvietano del 1318 / Rossano Betti … [et al.] Published: Milano: Società Numismatica Italiana, 2004 Note: Offprint from: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 105 (2004) p. 366-391 Index: Ceci, Francesca Title: Scavi di ‘Privernum’ e Fossanova (Latina, Italia) : monete tardoantiche, medievali e moderne / Francesca Ceci & Margherita Cancellieri Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. II / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 1408-1410 Index: Chalmers, Robert 1858- Title: A history of currency in the British colonies / by Robert Chalmers Published: London : printed for Her Majesty's Stationery Office by Eyre and Spottiswoode, [1893] Index: Christoffers, Coenraad Title: Catalogus van een uitmuntend kabinet van ... medailles, benevens eene groote verzameling van Nederlandsche historiepenningen, legpenningen, nood en andere munten, ... : zynde alles ... byeen verzameld door ... Coenraad Christoffers ... : al het welk publicq verkocht zal worden op Maandag den 15 May 1775 en volgende dagen ... door Bernardus de Bosch Jeronimusz en Willem Moller ... Published: Te Amsterdam : by d'erve H. Sligtenhorst en Pieter van Rees, [1775] Index: De Benetti, Massimo Title: I reperti numismatici [dallo scavo di tre silos nella contrada di Valdimontone a Siena] / Massimo De Benetti Source: Memorie di una contrada il Museo di San Leonardo. - Siena : [s.n.], 2006. – P. 53-56 Abstract: Coins from 15th to 18th century found during archaeological excavations of three 'silos' (cavities in the ground used for grain storage) in Siena, Italy Index: Doorninck, Jan Izaäc van 1840-1889 Title: Noodmunten van Kampen, in 1578, tijdens het beleg dier stad door den graaf van Rennenberg, geslagen / [J. v. D.] Source: Overijsselsche Almanak voor Oudheid en Letteren 3 (1837) p. 243-248 Index: Frey-Kupper, Suzanne 1958- Title: Entella : i ritrovamenti monetali antichi e medievali scoperti nelle aree del palazzo fortificato (SAS 1) e del Pizzo della Regina (2007-2008) / Suzanne Frey-Kupper, Christian Weiss Source: Notizie degli scavi d’antichità comunicate dalla Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa : rassegna archeologica del laboratorio di storia, archeologia e topografia del mondo antico. - Pisa : Ed. della Normale, 2010. - (Annali della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. Classe di lettere e filosofia. ser. 5 2 (2010) 2 suppl. - P. 91-100 Index: Frey-Kupper, Suzanne 1958- Title: I ritrovamenti monetali dalle campagne di scavo 2000, 2001, 2003 e dalle ricognizioni nel territorio / [Suzanne Frey-Kupper] Source: Annali della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa 3er. 4 7 (2005) 2 p. 538-552 Index: Gelder, Hendrik Enno van 1916-1998 Title: De Munt van Medemblik / [H. Enno van Gelder] Source: West-Frieslands Oud en Nieuw 26 (1959) p. 26-29 Index: Gelder, Hendrik Enno van 1916-1998 Title: De vondst Zutphen 1958 / door H. Enno van Gelder Source: Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 45 (1958) p. 110-143, pl. 13-16 Abstract: In 1958 a cluster of gold and silver coins together with some fragments of a jar, came to light. Tlhe evidence of the latest coins points to a date of 1410-1412. The hoard consists of 188 gold coins, 2358 silver coins and 1 silver clasp. The silver coins are nearly all from the Netherlands, mostly from Flanders and Guelders. But of the gold coins, 40 pieces, more than a quarter of their value are foreign. This hoard is of twofold importance. Not only does it contain many rare and even unknown coins, but the exceptionally large quantity allowsa careful examination of weight and alloy and even a statistical analysis. Index: Gianazza, Luca Title: Inquadramento delle emissioni di grosso modulo in argento nei Ducati di Mantova e Monferrato (1587-1626) / Luca Gianazza Published: [S.l. : s.n., 2011] Note: Offprint from: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 112 (2011) p. 255-300 Abstract: The classification currently proposed for the silver coins with a diameter of 40-45 mm issued by the mints of Mantua and Casale Monferrato shows important limits. It can be demonstrated that the names of ducatone, tallero and scudo have often been assigned by the previous authors arbitrarily, without a critical analysis of numismatic and archival documentation. A more careful consideration of the available documents allows now to propose an accurate denomination for almost all these coins and a clear position in the monetary systems of the Duchies of Mantua and Monferrat. Index: Gianazza, Luca Title: Le ultime fasi della zecca di Casale Monferrato / Luca Gianazza Source: Fine di una dinastia, fine di uno stato : la scomparsa dei Ducati di Mantova e di Monferrato dallo scacchiere europeo : atti del Convegni, Torino, 11 aprile - Mantova, 15 novembre 2008 / a cura di Roberto Maestri e Blythe Alice Raviola. - Alessandria : Circolo Culturale 'I Marchesi del Monferrato', 2010. - P. 91-118 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: BENEDICTVS QUIVENIT (gezegend hij die komt) / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 32 (2012) 1 p. 40-41 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Dubbele duidelijkheid over de muntplaats, maar wie is de bisschop? / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 39 (2015) 1 p. 33-34 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Grafelijke muntreeks van Gelre uitgebreid met interessante variant / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 38 (2014) 4 p. 152 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Middeleeuwse muntreeks Huissen uitgebreid met een nieuw type kwart groot / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 37 (2013) 6 p. 259-262 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Een munt om mee te pronken / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 28 (2004) 5 p. 210-213 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: De schoonheid van een Tielse munt zit 'm niet in zijn uiterlijk / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 28 (2004) 1 p. 23-27 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Tekstvariant op kwart leeuwengroot van Willem V van Holland / Arie van Herwijnen, Peter van de Koppel Source: De Beeldenaar 38 (2014) 2 p. 80 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: De Tielse muntslag / Arie van Herwijnen Source: Tabula Batavorum 12 (1994) 1 p. 28-32 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Van Tiel naar Deventer... en weer terug / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 30 (2006) 5 p. 212-215 Index: Herwijnen, Arie van 1955- Title: Willebrand, afgekort en retrograde / Arie van Herwijnen Source: De Beeldenaar 34 (2014) 5 p. 215-216 Index: Langerak, Johannes Arnoldus Title: Catalogus van een uytmuntent cabinet, bestaande uyt veele welbewaarde en alle origineele zilvere ... medailles, dewelke tot de Nederlandse historie behooren, zyn aanvang neemende met het jaar 1479. en vervolgens gecontinueerd tot den jaaren 1722, ... : alle dese penningen zullen by openbare veylinge verkogt werden binnen Leyden ten huyse van Joh. Arnold Langerak, op Maandag den 8. Maart 1723 ... Published: Te Leyden : by Joh. Arnold. Langerak, 1723 Index: Lennartz, Peter Title: Die Probationstage und Probationsregister des niederländisch-westfälischen Kreises / Peter Lennartz Source: Numismatische Zeitschrift 46 (1913) p. 1-84 Index: Lormier, Willem 1682-1758 Title: Catalogus van een vorstelyk cabinet goude en zilvre moderne medailles, beginnende van den jaare 1415. en eyndigende met den jaare 1748., alle geschikt naar de beschryvinge van dezelve gedaan, door de Heeren F. van Mieris en Mr. G. van Loon : ... by een verzaameld en naargelaaten door ... Willem Lormier : welke verkogt zullen werden in s'Hage, 1ste October 1759. en volgende dagen Published: ['s Hage : s.n., 1759] Index: Mazerolle, Fernand 1868-1941 Title: L'Hôtel des Monnaies : les batiments, le musée, les ateliers / par Fernand Mazerolle Published: Paris : Renouard, 1907 Index: Montàgano, Alessio Title: Il primo Popolino coniato dalla zecca di Firenze a seguito della provvisione del 3 ottobre 1296 / Alessio Montàgano, Massimo Sozzi Published: Milano: Società Numismatica Italiana, 2005 Note: Offprint from: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 106 (2005) p. 199-216 Index: Montàgano, Alessio Title: Ulteriori considerazioni sulle riforme monetarie adottate dal Comune di Orvieto il 10 marzo 1318 / Alessio Montàgano, Massimo Sozzi, Renato Villoresi Published: Milano: Società Numismatica Italiana, 2005 Note: Offprint from: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 106 (2005) p. 435-439 Index: Ordonnnance Title: Ordonnance et placcart du Roy nostre Sire, sur le faict de la monnoye, ayant cours es pays de pardeça, & ce par forme de tollerance, jusques a ce qu'autrement sera ordonne Published: En Anvers : chez la vefue de Guliaume de Paris, 1587 Index: Passera, Lorenzo Title: Le emissioni dei Conti di Gorizia : una nuova proposta cronologica / Lorenzo Passera Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 105 (2004) p. 301-350 Index: Passera, Lorenzo Title: Le monete dalla US2 dello scavo 2001 degli ossari della Cattedrale di San Martino in Lucca / Loenzo Passera Source: I segni della devozione : testimonianze da 'sepolture murate' tra Lucca e la Valdera (XVII-XVIII secolo) / a cura di Giulio Ciampoltrini et Consuelo Spataro. – [Firenze] : I Segni dell’Auser, 2011. - P. 51-58 Index: Passera, Lorenzo Title: Le raccolte numismatiche del Museo di Castelvecchio : i materiali medievali dal Teatro romano / Lorenzo Passera Source: Verona Illustrata 23 (2010) p. 5-10 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Il deposito monetale rinvenuto sotto il gradino del presbiterio / Claudia Perassi Source: Memoriola, Mormorola : riscoperta di una pieve del'Oltrepò Pavese : materiali per la storia del popolamento nel territorio di Borgoratto Mormorolo / a cura di Silvia Lusuardi Siena. - Varzi : Guardamagna, 2006. - P. 219-226 Index: Perassi, Claudia Title: Le monete e gli oggetti metallici / Claudia Perassi, Lorenzo Passera Source: Albenga : un antico spazio cristiano : chiesa e monastero di San Calocero al Monte : un complesso archeologico dal I d. C. al XVI secolo / a cura di Giuseppina Spadea Noviero, Philippe Pergola, Stefano Roascio. - Genova : Fratelli Frilli : Soprintendenza per i beni archeologici della Liguria, 2010. - P. 261-266 Index: Puglisi, Mariangela Title: Carlo II (1665-1700) : (re di Spagna, Napoli e Sicilia) / a cura di Mariangela Puglisi Source: Roma e Bisanzio, normanni e spagnoli : monete a Messina nella collezione B. Baldanza : III sec. a.C-XVIII sec. d.C. / a cura di Maria Caccamo Caltabiano. - Messina : Sicania, cop. 1994. - P. 130-140, 202-208 Index: Puglisi, Mariangela Title: Filippo V (re di Spagna 1701-1746; re di Napoli 1701-1707; re di Sicilia 1701-1713) / a cura di Mariangela Puglisi Source: Roma e Bisanzio, normanni e spagnoli : monete a Messina nella collezione B. Baldanza : III sec. a.C-XVIII sec. d.C. / a cura di Maria Caccamo Caltabiano. - Messina : Sicania, cop. 1994. - P. 141-142, 209 Index: Puglisi, Mariangela Title: Vittorio Amedeo II di Savoia : (duca di Savoia 1677-1730; re di Sicilia 1713-1720); re di Sardegna 1720-1730) / a cura di Mariangela Puglisi Source: Roma e Bisanzio, normanni e spagnoli : monete a Messina nella collezione B. Baldanza : III sec. a.C-XVIII sec. d.C. / a cura di Maria Caccamo Caltabiano. - Messina : Sicania, cop. 1994. - P. 147-150, 212-213 Index: Renovatie Title: Renovatie van 't placcaet vande munte van den 21en julij 1622, mette ampliatie van dien, waer nae alle ende veghelijcke ingesetenen der Vereenighde Nederlanden hun voort-aen sullen hebben te reguleren Published: In 'sGravenhaghe : by de weduwe ende erfgenamen van wijlen Hillebrant Jacobssz van Wouw ... , 1626 Index: Reuter, Johann Georg 1737-1810 Title: Ueber die Krönungs-Münzen der Römischen Könige Rudolph I. Adolph, Albert I. und Heinrich VII. / von J. G. Reuter Published: Nürnberg : im Verlag der Joh. Leonh. Sixt. Lechner'schen Buchhandlung, 1804 Index: Saccocci, Andrea Title: Un denario veneziano di Ottone III Imperatore (996-1002) dagli scavi del Monastero di Santa Maria In Valle a Cividale / Andrea Saccocci Source: Forum Iulii 33 (2009) p. 139-147 Index: Saccocci, Andrea Title: Il ripostiglio dell'area 'Galli Tassi' di Lucca e la cronologia delle emissioni pavesi e lucchesi di X secolo / Andrea Saccocci Source: Bollettino di Numismatica 36-39 (2001-2002) p. 167-204 Index: Sassen, August Hendrik 1853-1913 Title: Analyse van een vijftal muntordonnantiën / [Aug. Sassen] Source: Tijdschrift voor Munt- en Penningkunde 18 (1910) p. 241-255 Index: Scott, Balthasar 1672-1741 Title: Catalogus van een zeer uytmuntend cabinet van goude en silvere medailles : alles by een versaemelt ... door ... Balthasar Scott ... : beginnende met het jaar 1414. en eindigend met 1736, meest behoorende tot de Nederlandsche historie ... : welke publiek ... verkogt zullen worden, in Amsterdam by Harmanus Dreesing ... op Maandag den 4den Octob. 1745. ... en volgende dagen ... Published: Amsterdam : [Martinus Holtzhey, 1745] Index: Sozzi, Massimo Title: L’Agontano di Massa di Maremma / Massimo Sozzi Published: Massa di Maremma : [s.n.], 2004 Note: Offprint from: L'Agontano : una moneta d'argento per l'Italia medievale : convegno in ricordo di Angelo Finetti : Trevi (Perugia), 11-12 ottobre 2001 / a cura di Lucia Travaini. - [Milano] : Università degli studi di Milano, Dipartimento di scienze dell'antichità : Societa' Numismatica Italiana ; Regione dell'Umbria, 2003. – P. 111-140 Index: Sozzi, Massimo Title: Il Bargellino : primo grosso da sei denari di Firenze, coniato sotto la signoria del bargello Lando da Gubbio / Massimo Sozzi, Alessio Montàgano Published: Milano: Società Numismatica Italiana, 2010 Note: Offprint from: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 111 (2010) p. 223-230 Abstract: The authors give notice to have identified, in a private collection, the Bargellino, one of the most enigmatic coins issued by the mint of Florence in the first semester of 1316, during the tyranny of the bargello Lando da Gubbio. Based on the Cronica by Giovanni Villani and on the ‘Fiorinaio’, or ‘Book of the Mint of Florence’, preserved at the State Archives of the Tuscan town, until now many scholars had suggested its existence but the coin was never identified. It is the first grosso da 6 issued by the mint of Florence. Index: Sypesteyn, Catharinus Henri Cornelis Ascanius van 1857-1937 Title: Penningkundige geschiedenis der stad Haarlem / door C.H.C.A. van Sypesteyn Source: Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 3 (1916) p. 1-97 Index: Sypesteyn, Cornelis Ascannius van 1694-1744 Title: Catalogus van een zeer uitmuntend cabinet met goude, zilvere, kopere en andere medailles, voor het grootste gedeelte behoorende tot de Nederlandsche historien, mitsgaders een fraye verzameling rariteiten, ... : alles by een verzamelt en nagelaten door ... Cornelis Ascanius van Sypesteyn ... : welke verkogt zullen worden te Haerlem ... op Maandag den 22 Februari 1745 en volgende dagen, door J. Bosch ... Published: Te Haerlem : by J. Bosch, [1745] Index: Travaini, Lucia Title: Un ritratto monetale del Rinascimento a Genova? : il multiplo d’oro di Giano II Campofregoso / Lucia Travaini, Bernhard Prokisch Source: Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 39 (2010) p. 405-420 Index: Travaini, Lucia 1953- Title: Il tesoro del Laterano e la bolla numismatica di Sisto V del 1587 / di Lucia Travaini, Paolo Liverani Published: [Rome] : Tipogr. Vaticana, [2008] Note: Offprint from: Rendiconti della Pontificia Accademia Romana di Archeologia 81 (2007- 2008) p. 249-282 Index: Wall Bake, Herman Adriaan van den 1809-1874 Title: Toelichtingen aangaande de koperen Indische-pasmunt / door H.A. van den Wall Bake Published: Utrecht : W.F. Dannenfelder, 1856 Index: Wiese, W.F.G. Title: De Westfriese Munt / [W.F.G. Wiese] Source: West-Frieslands Oud en Nieuw 41 (1974) p. 33-63 I SLAMIC N UMISMATICS Index: Ariza Armada, Almudena Title: Aniconismo e iconografía monetal en al-Andalus / Almudena Ariza Source: Primer Simposio España y Estados Unidos : una mirada desde el Instituto Internacional / ed. A. Janzon. - Madrid : Instituto Internacional, 2002. - P. 23-33 Index: Ariza Armada, Almudena Title: La colección de dirhanes del emirato omeya andalusí conservada en la Real Academia de la Historia / Almudena Ariza Armada Source: Qurtuba (1997) 2 p. 7-18 Abstract: The following article presents the funds of Umayyad’s Emiral Coinage from al-Andalus belonging to the collection of coins in the Real Academia de la Historia (Madrid), through the critical study and updated classification. These funds consist of 184 silver dirhams whose chronology runs from the year 150 H. through 269 H.. There is also an attempt to trace the history of the creation and evolution of this collection, as far as possible. Index: Ariza Armada, Almudena Title: Iconografía y legitimación en el califato Hammudí : el símbolo del hexagrama / Almudena Ariza Armada Source: Numisma 254 (2010) p. 61-83 Abstract: This paper analyzes the religious and symbolic meanings and the legitimating role of the hexagram (or King Solomon’s Seal) appearing on a coin type from the Hammudí Caliph Idris [II], struck in 438/1046-1047 with a die bearing the mint name of al-Andalus. To do this, the Seal of Solomon is contextualized within Islamic iconographic symbols; its use in earlier, contemporary and later Islamic coins is also considered. As will be shown, the hexagram has a clear legitimating and propitiatory function attached to the coin issue itself as well as to the caliph. Index: Asolati, Michele Title: Nota preliminare sul gruzzolo di dinar fatimidi rinvenuto in Piazza della Signoria a Firenze (1987-88) / Michele Asolati Source: Simposio Simone Assemani sulla Monetazione Islamica : Padova, II Congresso Internazionale di Numismatica e di Storia Monetale = Simone Assemani Symposium on Islamic Coinage : the 2nd International congress on numismatics and monetary history : Padova 17 maggio 2003, Musei Civici agli Eremitani-Museo Bottacin (Biblioteca/Library). - Padova : Esedra, 2005. - (Numismatica patavina ; 7). - P. 127-135 Index: Bates, Michael L. 1941- Title: The coinage of Spain under the Umayyad caliphs of the East, 711-750 / Michael Bates Source: Actas III Jarique de Numismática Hispano-Árabe : Museo Arqueologico Nacional, Madrid, 13-16 diciembre 1990 / [coordinación general Carmen Alfaro Asíns, Juan Ignacio SáenzDíez]. - Madrid : Museo Arqueológico Nacional ; Museo Casa de la Moneda, 1993. - P. 271-289 Index: Bates, Michael L. 1941- Title: The coinage of Syria under the Umayyads, 692-750 A.D / Michael L. Bates Source: Fourth international conference on the history of Bilād al-Shām during the Umayyad Period : proceedings of the third symposium. Vol. II / ed. by M. Adnan Bakhit, Robert Schick. - Amman : University of Jordan Press, Bilad al-Sham History Committee, 1989. P. 195-228 Index: Bates, Michael L. 1941- Title: Coins and money in the Arabic papyri / Michael L. Bates Published: Le Caire : Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, 1991 Note: Offprint from: Documents de l'Islam médiéval : nouvelles perspectives de recherche : actes de la table ronde, Paris, 3-5 mars 1988 / éd. par Yūsuf Rāġib. - Le Caire : Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, 1991. - P. 43-64 Index: Bogucki, Mateusz Title: The beginning of dirham import to the Baltic Sea zone and the question of early emporia 2010 / Mateusz Bogucki Source: Worlds apart? : contacts across the Baltic Sea in the Iron Age / ed. by Ulla Lund Hansen & Anna Bitner-Wróblewska. - København : Det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskriftselskab, 2010. – P. 351-361 Auteur: D'Ottone, Arianna 1977- Title: Oriental coins in the Capitoline museums : further researches on Stanzani Collection history / Arianna D'Ottone Source: Proceedings of the XIVth International Numismatic Congress, Glasgow 2009. II / ed. by Nicholas Holmes. - Glasgow : [International Numismatic Council]. 2011. – P. 1807-1812 Index: Ghalib Edhem Bey, Ismail 1847-1895 Title: Catalogue des monnaies turcomanes : Beni Ortok, Beni Zengui, Frou' Atabeqyéh et Meliks Eyoubites de Meiyafarikin / par I. Ghalib Edhem Published: Constantinople : Mihran impr., 1894 Index: Grabar, Oleg 1929- Title: On two coins of Muzaffar Ghāzī, ruler of Maiyāfāriqīn (A.H. 617-642/A.D. 1220-1244) / [Oleg Grabar] Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 5 (1952) p. 167-178, pl. 24 Index: Heidemann, Stefan 1961- Title: Die Bilderwelten auf den Münzen der Zangiden und Artukiden / Stefan Heidemann Source: Die Dschazira : Kulturlandschaft zwischen Euphrat und Tigris / Almut v. Gladiss (Hrsg.) ; mit Beitr. von Kjeld von Folsach ... [et al.]. - Berlin : Museum für Islamische Kunst, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, 2006 Index: Heidemann, Stefan 1961- Title: Die Fundmünzen vom Tall al-Bī`a bei ar-Raqqa und ihr Verhältnis zur lokalen Geschichte / Stefan Heidemann Source: Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie 1 (2008) pp. 336-374 Index: Heidemann, Stefan 1961- Title: Islamische Numismatik in Deutschland : eine Bestandsaufnahme / hrsg. von Stefan Heidemann Series: Jenaer Beiträge zum Vorderen Orient ; 2 Published: Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz, 2000 Index: Kool, Robert Title: The copper coins of the Mamlūk sultan al-Malik al-Mansūr Lājīn (r. AH 696–698/1297– 1299 CE) / Robert Kool, Warren C. Schultz Source: Israel Numismatic Research 4 (2009) p. 135-144 Abstract: The typology of the copper coinage of the Mamlūk sultan Lājīn is modified in the light of the discovery of a new type and the rediscovery of a forgotten type. Archaeologically derived numismatic data is examined to raise questions about the origin of these coins and their circulation. Index: Kool, Robert Title: A late tenth-century Fatimid coin purse from Bet She’an / Robert Kool ... [et al.] Source: 'Atiqot 67 (July 2011) p. 31-41 Abstract: A rare purse of late 10th century silver cut dirham fractions exemplifies the evolution in the use of small money in the Medieval Middle East: the copper fulus, dissappeared as small-currency in the Abbasid Empire at the end of the ninth century. They were replaced by cut silver fragments referred to as al-Dahārim almutaqatti‘a as mentioned in the Cairo Geniza. Eventually the cut silver was replaced in the 11-12th centuries by cut gold fragments. Index: Lachman, Samuel Title: The initial leiters on Ottoman coins of the eighteenth century / Samuel Lachman Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 19 (1974) p. 199-122, pl. 26-28 Index: Lane-Poole, Stanley 1854-1931 Title: Coins of the Urtuki Turkumans (foes of the Crusaders) / by Stanley Lane Poole Series: International numismata orientaria ; pt. 2 Published: London : Trübner & Co., 1875 Index: Miles, George Carpenter 1904-1975 Title: The earliest Arab gold coinage / [George C. Miles] Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 13 (1967) p. 205-229. pl. 45-47 Index: Miles, George Carpenter 1904-1975 Title: A Mamlük hoard of Hamäh / [George C. Miles] Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 11 (1964) p. 307-309, pl. 49 Index: Miles, George Carpenter 1904-1975 Title: A portrait of the Buyid prince Rukn al-Dawlah / [George C. Miles] Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 11 (1964) p. 283-293, pl. 45-47 Index: Miles, George Carpenter 1904-1975 Title: Some early Arab dinars / George C. Miles Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 3 (1948) p. 93-114, pl. 17-21 Index: Noonan, Thomas S. 1938-2001 Title: The 1958 dirham hoard from Tartu in Estonia / Thomas S. Noonan Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 22 (1977) p. 135-159 Index: Peña Martín, Salvador Titels: Con la guía del Corán: crisis y evolución del discurso numismático almohade / Salvador Peña Martín, Miguel Vega Martín Source: Al-Qantara 27 (2006) 2 p. 477-527 Abstract: First, we examine some unregistered Almohad and Post-Almohad coins, and discuss the attribution or reading of some others. As a result a discussion of a hypothesis on Idris alMa'mun's silver coins is offered and some new items are added to the numismatic corpus of Western Islam. This work leads us to a general overview of the Islamic discourse prevailing in Islamic Spain and North Africa after the so-called Almohad revolution. Considering this discourse as a dynamic work in progress, we focus on a number of issues: (1) the Qur'ānic aim of eternal life as a touchstone in the Almohad system of ideas, (2) the issue whether salvation is possible without actual human guides, (3) the evolution from negative to affirmative theology, (4) the ties binding the numismatic discourse and the Almohad and Post-Almohad ruling classes. Index: Peña Martín, Salvador Titels: Rebuilding the contexts of the Andalusi epigraphic legacy : 'the Friend of God' in the Almoravid numismatic discourse / Salvador Peña Martín, Miguel Vega Martín Source: Trans 10 (2006) p. 73-83 Abstract: The Arabic phrase 'Wali Allah' (the Friend of God) is included among the epigraphic legends displayed in the coins issued by the Almoravids (Murabitun) during the first decades of the 12th century AC (6th century AH), in al-Andalus (Islamic Spain) and North Africa. Although the sequence, normally referred to the Almoravid Emir, 'Ali ibn Yusuf, poses no problems of translation in its lexical and syntactic levels, its actual intended meaning within the Almoravid legitimacy discourse reveals itself as a challenge, mostly because of its ambiguity. This paper offers a reconstruction of the different contexts involved in the phrase. Index: Peña Martín, Salvador Titels: Sin patrones metrológicos : política de acuñación de los Ziríes de Granada antes de la restauración monetaria almorávide / por Salvador Peña Martín y Miguel Vega Martín Source: Actas XIII Congreso Nacional de Numismática :moneda y arqueología : Cádiz, 22-24 de octubre de 2007. T. II / ed, por Alicia Arévalo González. - Madrid] : Museo Casa de la Moneda ; Cádiz : Universidad de Cádiz, 2009. - P. 871-881 Abstract: The Berber dynasty of the Zirids, the rulers of the Taifa kingdom of Granada (Spain), issued several series of dirhams that reveal a prominent feature —the lack of any metrological pattern. We first catalogue and describe examples of such pieces housed in different museums in southern Spain and in some private collections, and consequently stress the fact that the Zirids never issued real coins. This claim is viewed from a broader double perspective: the numismatic history of Western Islam and the common space of the Islamic medieval world. As a result of our study, we maintain that the historian and the archaeologist must distinguish between two different policies in numismatic issues, depending on whether the implementation of metrological patterns allows us to speak of real coins or not. Of the latter, the numismatic issues of the «party-kings» of the Taifa-states are an outstanding instance. Index: Pliego Vázquez, Ruth Titels: El dinar epigráfico latino acuñado en al-Andalus : una reinterpretación a la luz de nuevos hallazgos / por Ruth Pliego Vázquez Source: Numisma 245 (Enero-Diciembre 2001) p. 139-154 Abstract: In this article we present a monetary hoard found in Écija (Seville, Spain), composed of four dinars minted in the Iberian Peninsula under the rule of the Umayyad Governors. All of them belong to the Latin Epigraphic Group, with a Latin legend on both sides. They are traditionally known as indictional dinars since they present the indiction as the central legend on the reverse. Of the coins studied, only one belongs to the X Indiction, equivalent to the year 93 H. (711-712); the remainder were struck during the XI Indiction, year 94 H. (712-713). In this study, aside from classifying the coins, we have summarised the scarce bibliography about this topic, offering a new perspective and focus on this particular Moslem-Arabic coinage. Index: Remler, Philip N. Title: Ottoman, Isfendiyarid and Eretnid coinage : a curency community in fourteenth century Anatolia / Philip N. Remier Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 25 (1980) p. 167-188, pl. 18-20 Index: Rotter, Gernot Title: The Umayyad fulüs of Mosul / Gernot Rotter Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 19 (1974) p. 165-198, pl. 25 Index: Thomas, Edward 1813-1886 Title: Supplementary contributions to the series of the coins of the kings of Ghazní / by Edward Thomas Source: Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland 17 (1860) p. 138-208 Index: Vega Martín, Miguel Title: Del hallazgo de dirhames emirales en Domingo Pérez (Iznalloz, Granada) / Miguel Vega Martín, Salvador Peña Martín Source: Al-Qanṭara 23 (2002) 1 p. 155-192 Abstract: La descripción detallada de un hallazgo considerable de dirhames y fragmentos de dirhames realizado en las proximidades de Iznalloz (Granada) nos lleva a pleitear una serie de cuestiones acerca de la trascendencia del reinado de cAbd al-Raḥmān n en la historia numismática de al-Ándalus, sobre todo, lo relativo a la posible existencia de más de una ceca emisora. Index: Vega Martín, Miguel Title: Un dirham a nombre del Hammudí Idrís al-'Aziz bi-(A)lláh (luego llamado al-Muta' ayyid bi-(A)lláh) / Miguel Vega Martín, Salvador Peña Martín Source: Al-Qanṭara 25 (2004) 1 p. 245-252 Index: Vega Martín, Miguel Title: El hallazgo de monedas almohades de Priego de Córdoba : aspectos ideológicos / Miguel Vega Martín, Salvador Peña Martín Source: Antiquitas 15 (2003) p. 73-78 Abstract: An important numismatic hoard was found in Priego de Cordoba (Spain) in 1959 and is now kept in the Archaeological Museum of Cordoba, where it remains unrestored and unclassified. It contains several thousand Almohad silver pieces, struck during the 12 th and 13th centuries AD, and offers an extraordinary data base for the study of dynastic, urban, artistic, economic and ideological aspects of Islamic Spain. Some religious implications of Almohad coins, considered as icons and pieces of the legitimacy discourse in a theocratic state, are explored in this paper. Index: Vega Martín, Miguel Title: Marcas de ceca problemáticas en monedas almohades y post-almohades (estudio de cuatro casos 'Qabis, Sikka, Gar al-Yazira y Sabta' en cierta moneda nazarí) / Por Miguel Vega Martín y Salvador Peña Martín Source: Actas : XIII Congreso Nacional de Numismática : Moneda y arqueología : Cádiz, 22-24 de octubre de 2007. T. I / ed. por Alicia Arévalo González. - Cádiz : Universidad de Cádiz, 2009. - P. 893-904 Abstract: The study of four examples of square silver coins permits us to add four new unregistered items to the numismatic catalogues of the Almohad, Mu’minid, Marinid and Nasrid issues. On the other hand, the four mintmarks under examination show the range of problems posed by these epigraphs on Almohad and post-Almohad coins: (1) ambiguous reading, (2) different names of places involved, (3) unknown names of places, and (4) an unexpected place name on a particular coin within its historical framework. Index: Vega Martín, Miguel Title: El nombre de Priego en una moneda almohade / Vega Martín, Salvador Peña Martín Source: Antiquitas 17 (2005) p. 143-147 Abstract: A huge hoard of Almohad silver coins was found in Priego de Cardaba (Spain) some decades ago and is now kept in the Archeological Museum of Cardaba. Among its thousands of pieces there is one, a half dirham, which bears the name of Priego as minting place. Alter some considerations on the relevance of Priego during the Almohad period, we conclude with a linguistic analysis of the Arabic writing of the name. Our conclusion is that the alternative spellings for Priego reflect the difficulties to reproduce the pre-Arabic name 'Pego''. Index: Whelan, Estelle J. Title: A contribution to Dānishmendid history : the figured copper coins / Estelle J. Whelan Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 25 (1980) p. 133-166, pl.16-17 Index: Whitcomb, Donald S. Title: The Fārs hoard : a Buyid Hoard from Fārs province, Iran / Donald S. Whitcomb Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 21 (1976) p. 161-250, pl. 14-17 ORIENTAL N UMISMATICS Index: Kool, Robert Title: Coin circulation in the villeneuves of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem : the cases of Parva Mahumeria and Bethgibelin / Robert Kool Source: Archaeology and the Crusades: proceedings of the round table, Nicosia, 1 February 2005 / ed. by Peter Edbury and Sophia Kalopissi-Verti . - Athens : Pierides Foundation, 2007. – P. 133-158 Abstract: The Frankish rural settlement in the Latin East differed radically from the western seigneurial model. These differences seem to have resulted in a rural economic system where the use of a wide variety of coined moneys was highly developed. Charters that record money transactions in rural areas of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and in particular coin finds from archaeological excavations of the Frankish villeneuves of Parva Mahumeria and Bethgibelin, demonstrate that petty cash circulated in ample quantities in these rural settlements. Index: Kool, Robert Title: From the horse's mouth : re-dating the anonymous ‘Tvrris Davit’ issue / Robert Kool Source: Israel Numismatic Research 1 (2006) p. 151-155 Abstract: The Crusader copper reading TVRRIS DAVIT was once considered an emergency issue struck during Saladin’s siege of Jerusalem in 1187, and later was attributed to the short lordship of Raymond III of Tripoli over Beirut in 1184–1186. The recent excavation of a specimen at the Crusader stronghold of Mezad Ateret—destroyed in 1179—points to a new mint location and date. Index: Kool, Robert Title: A thirteenth century hoard of gold florins from the medieval harbour of Acre / Robert Kool Source: Numismatic Chronicle 166 (2006) p. 301-320, pl. 57-61 Index: Miles, George Carpenter 1904-1975 Title: Some hoards of Crusader bezants / [George C. Miles] Source: American Numismatic Society Museum Notes 13 (1967) p. 189-203, pl. 40-45 Index: Papadopoulou, Pagona Title: Betwixt Greeks, Saracens and Crusaders : Lusignan coinage and its place in the Eastern Mediterranean (1192-1324) / Pagona Papadopoulou Source: Cahiers du Centre d'Etudes Chypriotes 43 (2013) p. 473-492 Index: Thierry, François 1950- Title: Origine e sviluppo del sistema monetario cinese tradizionale / Francois Thierry Source: Rivista Italiana di Numismatica 112 (2011) p. 57-103, pl. 1-5 Abstract: In Western monetary tradition, the value of currency is linked to the value of the quantity of precious metal contained in the coin(s), but in Chinese tradition, the currency is only a tool of exchange without intrinsic value. This fiduciary conception of currency has been the origin of the use of many types of objects (cowries, spades, knives, cash, plates, etc.) and materials (stone, bone, copper, lead, iron, paper, wood, bamboo, cloth, grains, etc.) as medium of exchange. After the irruption of Spanish Silver bullion from America from the late 16th century onwards, the traditional Chinese monetary system progressively collapsed. T OKENS Index: Kussendrager, Allex Title: 'Je mag niet door m'n straatje gaan' : leprozenpenningen van Gouda en Enkhuizen / Allex Kussendrager Source: De Beeldenaar 37 (2013) 4 p. 227-231 Index: Kussendrager, Allex Title: Naar aanleiding van een uniek Schots loodje in Harlingen / Allex Kussendrager Source: De Beeldenaar 39 (2015) 1 p. 21-23 Index: Zuijderduijn, Cornelis Jacob 1976- Title: Schuiven, schenken, strooien, of sparen? : het gebruik van rekenpenningen in de 16 de eeuw / Jaco Zuijderduijn Source: Holland 43 (2011) 1 p. 24-36 M EDALS Index: Bergmann, Joseph 1796-1872 Title: Medaillen auf berühmte und ausgezeichnete Männer des Oesterreichischen Kaiserstaates vom XVI. bis zum XIX. Jahrhunderte : in treuen Abbildungen, mit biographischhistorischen Notizen. 1. Bd. / von Joseph Bergmann Published: Wien : Tendler & Schaefer, 1844 Index: Bergmann, Joseph 1796-1872 Title: Medaillen auf berühmte und ausgezeichnete Männer des Oesterreichischen Kaiserstaates vom XVI. bis zum XIX. Jahrhunderte : in treuen Abbildungen, mit biographischhistorischen Notizen. 2. Bd. / von Joseph Bergmann Published: Wien : Tendler & Co., 1857 Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: Athéna pour Alexandre, Pégase pour Bucéphale : les aventures métalliques d'Alexandre le Grand à la Renaissance / / François de Callataÿ Source: Antike Kunst 42 (1999) p. 99-112, pl. 17-19 Index: Hooft van Iddekinge, Jan Ernst Henric 1848-1881 Title: Groninger en Ommelander praesentiepenningen / [door J.E. Hooft van Iddekinge] Source: Bijdragen tot de Geschiedenis en Oudheidkunde, inzonderheid van de Provincie Groningen 7 (1870) p. 1-12 Index: Le Clerque, Peter 1692-1759 Title: Explication historique des principales médailles frapées pour servir à l'histoire des Provinces-Unies des Pays-Bas Edition: Seconde ed., revue & corrigée Published: A Amsterdam : chez Zacharie Chatelain, 1736 Index: Meijer, W. Title: G.H. Schuller, het Swart Toneel-Gordijn : en de penning met het veelhoofdig monster / [W. Meijer] Source: De Navorscher (1900) p. 57-69 Index: Serrure, Constant Philippe 1805-1872 Title: De medailleur Michiel Mercator, van Venloo / [C.P. Serrure] Source: Vaderlandsch Museum 1 (1855) p. 253-260 Index: Voigtmann, Carolien M.P. 1967- Title: Hendrick Goltzius en de penningkunst / [Carolien Voigtmann] Source: Holland 35 (2003) 1 p. 57-61 E NGRAVED G EMS Index: Callataÿ, François Philippe Edouard Léon de 1961- Title: Numismatique et glyptique : un analyse critique du livre de Anna-Louise Vollenweider : 'Les portraits grecs du Cabinet des Médailles', Paris, 1995 / François de Callataÿ Source: Revue des Archéologues et Historiens d'Art de Louvain 30 (1997) p. 137-149 Abstract: A critical review of Marie-Louise Vollenweider, Les portraits grecs du Cabinet des Médailles, Paris, 1995, dealing with the lack of up-to-dated bibliography, the way hypotheses become facts, the dangers of pyschological interpretations as well as the use of stylistic arguments to date, the propension to attribute everything, the way to see kings in the guise of gods (numismatists are by far less enthusiasts on that), the danger to interpretate monograms or letters as names of engravers, and the necessity to consider all the dies making monetary comparisons. Concrete examples discussed here include: Mithridates Eupator, Perseus of Macedonia, Rhodes, menads, Alexander the Great [wrongly recognized under the traits of Herakles], Philip V [and Polyrhenia], Antiochus III, the engravers Nikias and Sosis, the kings of Elymais [Tiraios, Attambelos], Ariarathes IX of Cappadocia.