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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 July 2012
The very learned and ingenious Mr. Bryant having directed the attention of the public to the Apamean medal, I hope it will not be thought an unacceptable or a useless attempt, to clear up some points relative to that coin; and to enquire into the proofs of its authenticity, that the learned may be better enabled to judge of the opinions which have been formed upon it [a].
page 331 note [a] See Plate XX. fig. i. ii. iii.
page 331 note [b] Page 678.
page 332 note [c] Fig. v, vi, vii.
page 333 note [d] Museum Florentinum, tom. iii. p. 149.
page 334 note [e] In his letter to Mr. Combe on this subject.
page 334 note [f] Fig. i. Portus & navigia, pl. lxxix.
page 336 note [g] Maluimus in numismate cujus lectio difficultatis plena est, accuratissimi Vaillantii auctoritatem sequi: plurimos quippe alios in diversas rapuit sententias. Alii, ut in eo descriptum adsererent Noachi ciboton, et cataclysmum, in navigii latere ΝΩΕ scriptum voluere. Alii in eodem loco ΝΗΤΩΝ hoc est 
legerunt: nam in perpoliendo nummo istud ΝΩΕ efformatum putamus, quod dicendum de genuinis omnibus, in quibus ita dispositae literae observantur. In Num. Alb. Vatic, Tab. xlix, n. ii. p. 99.
page 336 note [h] P. 154.
page 336 note [i] Fig. ii.
page 336 note [k] Fig. vi.
page 337 note [l] Prefixed to his notes on the Athletic inscriptions, and also to his Dissertation printed in Gronovius.
page 338 note [m] Bryant's Vindication of the Apamean medal, p. 13.
page 338 note [n] Harduin's Nummi Antiqui, p. 25. and Vaillant, p. 98. This coin is in the French king's cabinet.
page 338 note [o] This legend seems to confute Gori's opinion, that in the word ΑΡΤΕ-ΜΑΓΝΗΤΩΝ on Severus's medal, the syllable MA stands for the last in APTEMA and the first in ΜΑΓΝΗΤΩΝ; but besides that this word does not really exist on the medal, he would be at a loss to produce authority for such a contraction.
page 338 note [p] Nummi Antiqui, p. 98.
page 339 note [q] Nummi Antiqui, p. 97.
page 339 note [r] Analysis of Antient Mythology, vol. ii. p. 230.
page 340 note [s] And were ably answered by Father Monelia, a Dominican Frier, in a treatise entitled, De utriusque Philippi Religione. See Gori's Dissertation on this coin.
page 341 note [t] Corvum vero ob nigrorem symbolum esse quandoque Celaenes, Gori's Dissert. de Num. Apam. in Museo Florentino, t. iii. p. 154.
page 341 note [u] L. v. c. 29.
page 341 note [x] De Solertia animal. Tom. ii. p. 968. edit. Francfot, 1599.
page 341 note [y] Praep. Evangel. p. 414, Paris. 1628.
page 342 note [z] Fig. vii. compared with No. v. and vi.
page 344 note [a] See the preceding Dissertation, p. 315, & seqq.