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Pt. II - Coinage cont'd
Personifications and allegorical subjects.
Dikaiosyne and Moneta.
Eirene.
Eirene and Ploutos.
Eirene and Homonoia.
Elpis.
Eleutheria.
Eusebeia.
Homonoia.
Homonoia of Ephesus with Alexandria.
Kratesis.
Kratesis? or Arete?
Moneta.
Nike.
Securitas.
Asphaleia? Adeia?
Semasia.
Tyche.
Assimilated to Isis, Τυχη πολεως.
Zodiacal and other astronomical signs.
Zodiac.
Plowman.
Reaper.
Egyptian Divinites.
Enneads and Triads.
Triad of Alexandria.
Sarapis.
Intoduction of Cultus.
Date.
Source of Statue.
Statue.
Panthesitc Style.
Panthesitc Type.
Isis, Isis Pharia, and Isis Menuthitis.
Isis Sothis.
Harpokrates.
Harpokrates of Alexandria.
Of Herakleopolis.
Of Mendes.
Of Pelusium.
Of Kanopos.
Of Taua and Buto.
Canopi.
Types of.
Canopi represent Osirus and Isis.
Origin of.
Anubis.
Alexandrian Hermanubis.
Har-m-Anup.
Pantheistic type.
Helios Hermanubis?
Nilus.
Type, ancient Egyptian.
Assimilated to Osiris; therefore to Sarapis.
Statue of Nilus in Vatican gives Alexandrian type.
Date.
Description.
Other Statues.
Pictures of Nilus.
Philostratus.
Details of coins.
Attitude.
Wreath usually of lotus; rarely papyrus?
Dress.
Objects held in hands, usually papyrus branch and cornucopiae.
Crocodile and Hippopotamus, and Elephant.
The Sixteen Cubits.
The 16th Cubit, Ploutos?
Nilometer.
Water-plants in stream beneath Nilus.
Are any types of Nilus commemorative of good inundations?
Nilus in Biga of hippopotami, rides hippopotamus.
Pantheistic Nilus.
Euthenia the spouse of Nilus.
Attitude.
Wreath of corn, or corn and uraeus.
Dress: Isiac knot.
Objects held in hands.
Androsphinx.
The Sixteen Cubits.
Euthenia at Elephantine.
Groups, Euthenia and Demeter.
Nilus and Euthenia rising from river.
Nilus crowned by Euthenia, and other groups.
Concordia between Tiberis and Nilus.
Phtha, Egyptian Hephaistos?
Cites, roma.
Cities, Alexandria.
Type I., wearing Elephant’s skin.
Type II. Τυχη πολεως. Tyche of the City.
Type III. Alexandria between two ports.
The Double port, and port of Lake Mareotis.
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