Brief notes on coins included in this catalogue.
General notes:
- Gods and goddesses on coins of Cilicia Trachea
- A brief overview of the deities depicted on coins minted in Cilicia Trachea during the Classical period.
- Distorted city ethnics
- Retrograde and garbled inscriptions on coins of Holmoi, Kelenderis, and Nagidos.
- Test cuts
- Test cuts on staters and their relation to countermarks.
- Cut-off fragments of coins
- Cut-off fragments of pre-Hellenistic coins minted in Cilicia and Pamphylia.
- Silver-plated fractions
- Ancient counterfeits of lower-denomination Cilician coins.
- ΠΟΣΙΔHIΣ coins
- Another potential mint in Cilicia Trachea?
Holmoi:
- Ships on early Holmoi coins
- Ship iconography on early silver coins of Holmoi.
- Holmoi and Side
- Comparison of staters minted at Holmoi and Side in the 4th century BC.
Kelenderis:
- Orientation of the Kelenderis staters
- Combinations of obverse and reverse orientations on Kelenderis staters.
- Position of the he-goat on the Kelenderis staters
- Interpretation of the he-goat’s pose on Kelenderis staters.
- The κέλης and the κελάδες
- Colin M. Kraay’s hypothesis.
- The shape of goat horns on Kelenderis coins
- Variations in depictions of goats in antiquity.
- Countermarks of Kelenderis
- Kelenderis countermarks on coins of Aspendos and Selge.
- Two unusual coins of Prince Ernest of Windisch-Graetz
- Analysis of two Kelenderis coins from the collection of Prince Ernest of Windisch-Graetz.
- Using a Kelenderis stater as a matrix
- Secondary use of a Kelenderis stater in the 2nd or 1st century BC.
Nagidos:
- Alexandrine coins of Nagidos
- Possible Alexandrine tetradrachms from the late Classical or early Hellenistic period.
