Item No.: c002 Greek Coin Tetradrachm As with most Greek coins of the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. ... more
	Item No.: c007 Greek Coin Tetradrachm In the fourth century B.C., with Athens’ power diminished and Persia on the defensive ... more
	Item No.: c010 Greek Coin Tetradrachm Philip built up a professional army with strong esprit de corps ... more
	Item No.: c015 Greek Coin Tetradrachm The coin was struck in Babylon, which became the most important of the Alexandrian mints after Amphipolis ... more
	Item No.: c018 Greek Coin Tetradrachm For the choice of types, cf. coin c015. They provide an unmistakable echo of the revered Alexander... more
	Item No.: c019 Greek Coin Tetradrachm The generals who partitioned Alexander empire after his death ... more
	Item No.: c026 Greek Coin Tetradrachm The coin reflects Philip Roman connections only in a minor detail ... more
	Item No.: c030 Greek Coin Tetradrachm The reverse reflects Antiochus’ promotion of Hellenism in the East and particularly his belief ... more
	Item No.: c034 Greek Coin Tetradrachm  Antiochus’ portrait is distinguished by a hearty realism. After a reign of twenty-one years ... more
	Item No.: c048 Greek Coin Tetradrachm These coins date from the period immediately predating the Roman conquest of Egypt ... more
	Item No.: c130 Greek Coin Tetradrachm The reverse legend almost certainly embodies the name of a nome ... more