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Coins of the Roman Republic in the British Museum, Volumes I?II. H. A. Grueber (London, British Museum, 1910). Quarto. Volume I covers Aes Rude, Aes Signatum, Aes Grave, and the coinage of Rome from 268 B.C.; Volume II covers the coinages of Rome, Roman Campania, Italy, the Social War, and the provinces. The time-honoured classic British Museum corpus for Republican coinage, valued for its careful organisation and the quality of the original...

Corpus Nummorum Romanorum, Monetazione Repubblicana, Alberto Banti,. A useful specialist group from this important Roman Republican series, comprising (1) Abvria - Atilia (1,223 illustrations), (2) Avfidia - Calpvrnia (1,593 illustrations), (3) Canidia - Cornelia (1,653 illustrations), (4) Cornvficia - Gallia (1,281 illustrations), and (5) Gargilia - Mamilia (1,495 illustrations). A valuable working reference for the classification of Roman...

The Twelve Caesars and related. A well chosen group centred on the emperors of the early Roman Empire, combining literary, historical, and numismatic approaches in a useful and appealing reference lot. Included are: (1) The Twelve Caesars, Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus (Folio Society, 1998), hardcover in slipcase, the classic series of imperial biographies and an engaging companion for the personalities and court life of the early empire; (2)...

The Roman Imperial Coinage by Mattingly, Sydenham, Sutherland, Carson and others, a substantial cloth-bound Spink run comprising (1) Volume I, Augustus to Vitellius; (2) Volume II, Vespasian to Hadrian; (3) Volume III, Antoninus Pius to Commodus; (4) Volume IV, Part I, Pertinax to Geta; (5) Volume IV, Part II, Macrinus to Pupienus; (6) Volume IV, Part III, Gordian III to Uranius Antoninus; (7) Volume V, Part I, Valerian to Florian; (8) Volume...

The Later Republican Cistophori. William E. Metcalf (Numismatic Notes and Monographs 170, New York, American Numismatic Society, 2017). A specialist study of the cistophoric coinage bearing the names of Roman magistrates, most often proconsuls, struck in 58 to 48 B.C., together with related issues that depart from the older Attalid pattern, and placing the series within its wider context from its Hellenistic origins through its continuation...

The History and Coinage of the Roman Imperators. David R. Sear (London, Spink, 1998). First edition, hardbound with dust jacket, xxxii, 360 pages, illustrated throughout. A landmark Spink publication, awarded an IAPN Book Prize, and a major departure from Sear?s usual reference format, combining a detailed historical narrative of the Imperatorial era with an integrated, fully illustrated type catalogue of the coinage struck during Rome?s...

Roman Provincial Coinage, Volume I (Parts I and II) From the Death of Caesar to the Death of Vitellius (44 BC to AD 69). Andrew Burnett, Michel Amandry, Pere Pau Ripolles. London and Paris, British Museum Press and Biblioth?que nationale de France, 1992, reprinted with corrections 1998. Two volumes complete. Large 4to, original gilt-lettered cloth, in the publisher?s protective box. The standard reference for early Roman provincial coinage,...

Alexandrian Coins. Keith Emmett (Lodi, Wisconsin, 2001). Large format, approximately 22 ? 28.5 cm, xxviii + 332 pages, with 13 plates, 3 maps, and a built in rarity guide. A major modern corpus of the Roman provincial coinage of Egypt, cataloguing more than 8,300 dated types from Augustus through Domitius Domitianus across all denominations and reverse types, and arranged in a way that makes it especially practical for attribution,...

Greek Imperial Countermarks: Studies in the Provincial Coinage of the Roman Empire. C. J. Howgego (London, Royal Numismatic Society, 1985). RNS Special Publication No. 17, 317 pages with 33 plates illustrating countermarked coins. A standard and highly important reference on Greek imperial countermarks, bringing structure and clarity to one of the more difficult areas of Roman provincial numismatics by cataloguing and interpreting the...

Roman Provincial Coinage, Volume II, Part I and Part II, From Vespasian to Domitian (A.D. 69?96), Andrew Burnett, Michel Amandry and Ian Carradice, British Museum Press in association with the Biblioth?que nationale de France (London and Paris, 1999), two matching hardbound volumes, Part I presenting the introduction and full catalogue, Part II providing the indices and plates, the standard modern reference cited as RPC II for Flavian...

Roman Provincial Coinage, Volume VII: De Gordien I a Gordien III, 1, Province d?Asie. M. S. Butcher (London, 2006). Hardcover, 448 pages with 67 plates. An authoritative and systematic study of the coinage struck in the Roman province of Asia, prepared to present the material in full for practical attribution while also serving historians, epigraphists, and archaeologists working on the third century empire. Covering the period from the brief...

The Coinage of Ancient Africa / Numismatique de l?Ancienne Afrique. Ludvig Muller, Christian Tuxen Falbe, and J. Chr. Lindberg (Obol, Chicago, 1977 reprint). Hardcover in red rexine cloth, issued in four parts bound as one: Volume I, Les monnaies de la Cyrenaique (xii + 175 pages + 6 tables); Volume II, Les monnaies de la Syrtique, de la Byzacene et de la Zeugitane (viii + 188 pages); Volume III, Les monnaies de la Numidie et de la Mauritanie...