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Dilyana Boteva (ed.),
Ex nummis lux - Studies in Ancient Numismatics in Honour of Dimitar Draganov.
Sofia 2017. 480 Seiten, 39 Tafeln, zahlreiche Textabbildungen, Karten.
Hardcover. Verlagsneu
Table of contents:
Preface,
U. Kampmann. For my Bulgarian friend Dimitar Draganov;
O. Picard. Thasos et les Thraces: Une vue d’ensemble;
V. Grigorova-Gencheva, I. Prokopov. New hoards with small denomination coins of the island of Thasos (6th—5th century BC): Context, interpretation and dating;
G. Talmaţchi. About the chronology of monetary signs based on the last results of the Dobrudjan archaeological researches;
E. Paunov. The tetradrachm coinage of Apollonia Pontica: Iconography, issues and magistrates;
H. Ivanova. Three deposits of Apollonian silver and their historical embedment;
B. Ruseva. The Seleucid bronze coins from “emporion Pistiros”;
M. Manov. The earliest bronze coins of the king Kavaros;
M. Mielszarek. Leucon II, king of Bosporus, Polyaenus and pseudo-Aristoteles;
E. Petac, A. Vîlcu. “Tomis” or Asia Minor? About the Alexander the Great type tetradrachms Price 1211—1213;
G. Terzian. Black Sea tetradrachms with grape bunch symbol: A supplement to Price;
F. de Callataÿ. Overstrikes of late Mesambrian Alexanders: The great unbalance of their distribution and what they tell us about the logic behind;
I. Lazarenko. Lead weights of Lysimacheia from Southeastern Bulgaria;
A. Vîlcu, E. Nicolae. Nouvelles données sur la penetration des monnaies grecques en Bessarabie aux IVe-Ie siècles av. J.—C.;
C. Marinescu. The Lysimachi coinage of Cius, Bithynia;
D. Lenger. Not Thymbra in Troad but Thyessos in Lydia;
P. Delev. Cotys son of Seuthes;
R. Martini. Countermarks with “god standing” and “spiked helmet” types struck in Sicily on Rome-minted Augustan sesterces from the Moesia-Thrace region: New evidence of legionary movements in Julian-Claudian times;
D. Calomino. The coinage of Dionysopolis and the system of coin production in Moesia Inferior at the end of the Severan age;
K. Butcher. Arbitrary standards on the co-called four-and-a-half assaria coins from Tomis, and value marks on coins of Moesia and Thrace;
M. Amandry. Térée et Procné représentés sur le monnayage de Bizye?
Y. Stoyas. Where swallows fear to tread: Kapaneus teichomaches on coins of Bizye;
L. Grozdanova. “Caracalla or Elagabalus?” again — the case of Pautalia;
U. Peter. Der Senatskaiser Pupienus in Thrakien? Zu einem Medaillon aus Perinth;
D. Boteva. Gordian III and Philip II on coin observes with two face-to-face busts depicting Sarapis/Theos Megas;
A. Cavagna. Le monete Provincia Dacia del III anno;
C. Găzdac. Memoria sociale e statuto. Monete romane in tombe medievale del necropoli da Noşlac, Romania;
R. Ardevan. A preliminary presentation of the late Roman coin hoard of Radimna (4th century AD);
D. Macdonald. Ancient weight alterations of silver and gold coins;
H. Komnick. Anmerkungen zur Goldquinarprägung der valerianischen Zeit;
W. Leschhorn. Die Beamtennamen auf den Münzen Thrakiens in vorrömischer Zeit;
K. Dahmen. King in a small world: Depiction of Alexander the Great on his shields and armour;
J. Tzvetkova. Jewellery on Greek coins from Thrace;
M. Molianri, V. Piva. A collection of coins from the Northern Black Sea in the Capitoline Coin Cabinet;
S. Kovalenko. Vasilii Rozanov’s collection of ancient coins;
E. Stolyarnik. Historiography of the ancient Scythian kingdom of Scythia Minor;
Y. Hourmouziadis. Crimean Peninsula and the Cimmerian Bosporus: 2500 years of history and numismatics;
Selected bibliography of the writings of Prof. Dr. Dimitar Draganov
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