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 | Corinth -- AR Drachm. Pegasos flying left/ Head of nymph left, star at left, monogram at right. cf SNG Cop 127 (sakkos, no star).
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 | Corinth --AR Stater (8.52gm). 345-307bc. Head of Athena lt., wearing Corinthian helm, head of Helios behind. / Pegasus flying lt., koppa beneath. BMC Corinth, 253.
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 | Corinth --AE23. issued under P. Tadius Chilo & C. Julius Nicephorus. (5.91 gm). O: Bellerophon standing left, seizing Pegasus by the bridle. R: Poseidon seated on a rock right. cf. RPC 1117. A rare, important mythological type. This coin depicts the mythological taming of Pegasus. It is also historical as it was minted under two local Roman magistrates about the time of the assassination of Julius Caesar.
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