Euthyd[emos], agoranomos (Laodicea)

Laodicea ad Mare

1/4 Mina

Metal: Lead

Cast

Rectangle

6.40 cm

5.20 cm

0.60 cm

Mass (g)	Mass (grain)	Date of measurement	Reference	fragmented	cleaned	reference weight
133.20	-	Jan. 16, 2017	Autopsy Charles Doyen	No	No	Yes
133.00	-	-	Archives Seyrig (HS 327 I)	No	No	No

Symbol	Technique	Direction	Position	Number	Synecdoche
Krater	Relief

Rectangular lead weight. 6.1/6.4×5.1/5.2×0.6cm. 133.2 g. Krater. Inscription: Ἐ̣π̣[ὶ] Ἄ̣θ̣υος̣ | ξ̣ – [ρ´?] | Τέταρτον.
Archives Seyrig (HS 327, I): Poids carré, 57 mm., rogné en haut. Bordure saillante simple. Poids actuel 133 g. Tasse à deux anses. [Λαοδικέων] | τέταρτον. Dans le champ: ἐπὶ Εὐθυδ[ήμου] et la date ζϙρ´. Revers lisse. Date: an 197 de l’ère des Séleucides = 116/115 av. J.-C. Commerce à Beyrouth, apporté de Latakié.

Yes

Language	Technique	Legend type
Greek	Relief	Authority, Date, Denomination

[Λαοδικέων] | ἐπὶ Εὐθυδ[ήμου] | ζ–ϙρ´ | τέταρτον.

GREEK

FROM -116 TO -115

Seleucid Era 197 = 116/115 BCE.

Name	Date of acquisition	Inventory number
Art and History Museum (Geneva)	None	CdN 2017-097

Reference	Page/Column	Reference (number)	Plate / Figure	Comment
Seyrig (archives) [Paris]	None	HS 327 I, no. 5	None	None

Mint: Seleucia? See Seyrig 1946–48, p. 47, n° I.B.9, pl. II.9 (⅛ Mina).
According to Seyrig’s archives, the mint would be Laodicea.
Pictures are available in Seyrig’s archives (HS 327 I; HS 386).