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1-63 ) , which I have called Class A. In addition , each of these coins bears a fifth mark , which varies on different coins , and according to which I have divided Class A. into 20 sub - classes , as given in the List .
1-63 ) , which I have called Class A. In addition , each of these coins bears a fifth mark , which varies on different coins , and according to which I have divided Class A. into 20 sub - classes , as given in the List .
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He has found that they bear a group of 4 marks on the obverse , which is constant for each class of coins , and has classified them according to such groups , as follows :Class I , 291 coins ; Class II , 481 coins ; Class III ...
He has found that they bear a group of 4 marks on the obverse , which is constant for each class of coins , and has classified them according to such groups , as follows :Class I , 291 coins ; Class II , 481 coins ; Class III ...
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According to the legend the purchaser had to cover the whole surface of the garden with a layer of gold coins . In both sculptures the servants of Anatha are seen laying the coins , I. M. C. , Vol , I. , p .
According to the legend the purchaser had to cover the whole surface of the garden with a layer of gold coins . In both sculptures the servants of Anatha are seen laying the coins , I. M. C. , Vol , I. , p .
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... which were affixed on all coins current within a given area , than amongst obverse marks which according to the above theory were affixed by merchants or money - changers through whose hands the coins passed .
... which were affixed on all coins current within a given area , than amongst obverse marks which according to the above theory were affixed by merchants or money - changers through whose hands the coins passed .
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The coins of this class were of five varieties according to the position of the figures . Class 11 .-- With crescent on the reverse in the left top of the field , -42 coins . The coins of this class ' were of seven varieties according ...
The coins of this class were of five varieties according to the position of the figures . Class 11 .-- With crescent on the reverse in the left top of the field , -42 coins . The coins of this class ' were of seven varieties according ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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