IV.

Some years since I published a small brass medal of Sidon[177], with

the heads of Jupiter and Juno on one side, and the prow of a ship

on the reverse; but did not accurately enough describe the numeral

characters, and two initial letters, in the exergue. I therefore take

the liberty to send[178] you a new draught, perfectly well done,

of that inscription. Two more coins of the same type I have since

acquired, and another may be seen in[179] Sig. Haym. These four pieces

only exhibit the years of Sidon 125 and 132.

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