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Chios in Ionia, 101-200 AD., pseudo-autonomous issue by magistrate Kouintos Oulalerios Preimos, archon, Diassarion, Mavrogordato 117b.
Chios in Ionia, pseudo-autonomous issue by magistrate Kouintos Oulalerios Preimos, archon, 101-200 AD., 
2 Assaria / Diassarion ( Obol (ø 25-26 mm / 7,04 g), bronze, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°), 
Obv.: AC - CA - PIA / ΔYO (in exergue), sphinx seated left, lifting r. paw over prow of galley. 
Rev.: EΠI APX KO O - YA ΠPEIMOY // X - l / Ω - N (in two lines on each side of the figure), a standing male figure facing (Oinopion ?), depicted semi naked, leaning on a draped staff and wearing a vine wreath on his head; a helmet lies beside his right foot - nude hero (Egertios?) standing, facing, wearing laurel wreath, holding chlamys and staff; to l. at his feet, helmet(?).
Mavrogordato 117β ; RPC online temporary no. 987 (6 pieces listed); http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/1050/2/1050_v2.pdf page 466 (plate XXXIX, 10 ). 

The sole figure is depicted in the mode of a hero, or demigod, lacking attributes that could identify him with any known deity. This has led scholars to identify him with a local mythological hero named OINOΠIΩN, a son of Dionysos who founded and ruled over the city of Chios and taught the locals how to cultivate vines and produce wine. During the Roman period we have evidence that a cult existed at Chios in honour of this hero. Pausanias noted (late 2nd century AD) that a magnificent building in the city of Chios was held to be the grave of Oinopion and its walls were inscribed with deeds attributed to this hero. 
Schlüsselwörter: Chios Ionia pseudo-autonomous Magistrate Kouintos Oulalerios Preimos archon Diassarion Sphinx Paw Prow Galley male Oinopion Egertios

Chios in Ionia, 101-200 AD., pseudo-autonomous issue by magistrate Kouintos Oulalerios Preimos, archon, Diassarion, Mavrogordato 117b.

Chios in Ionia, pseudo-autonomous issue by magistrate Kouintos Oulalerios Preimos, archon, 101-200 AD.,
2 Assaria / Diassarion ( Obol (ø 25-26 mm / 7,04 g), bronze, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°),
Obv.: AC - CA - PIA / ΔYO (in exergue), sphinx seated left, lifting r. paw over prow of galley.
Rev.: EΠI APX KO O - YA ΠPEIMOY // X - l / Ω - N (in two lines on each side of the figure), a standing male figure facing (Oinopion ?), depicted semi naked, leaning on a draped staff and wearing a vine wreath on his head; a helmet lies beside his right foot - nude hero (Egertios?) standing, facing, wearing laurel wreath, holding chlamys and staff; to l. at his feet, helmet(?).
Mavrogordato 117β ; RPC online temporary no. 987 (6 pieces listed); http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/1050/2/1050_v2.pdf page 466 (plate XXXIX, 10 ).

The sole figure is depicted in the mode of a hero, or demigod, lacking attributes that could identify him with any known deity. This has led scholars to identify him with a local mythological hero named OINOΠIΩN, a son of Dionysos who founded and ruled over the city of Chios and taught the locals how to cultivate vines and produce wine. During the Roman period we have evidence that a cult existed at Chios in honour of this hero. Pausanias noted (late 2nd century AD) that a magnificent building in the city of Chios was held to be the grave of Oinopion and its walls were inscribed with deeds attributed to this hero.

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Name des Albums:Arminius / Ionia
Schlüsselwörter:Chios / Ionia / pseudo-autonomous / Magistrate / Kouintos / Oulalerios / Preimos / archon / Diassarion / Sphinx / Paw / Prow / Galley / male / Oinopion / Egertios
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