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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 October 2009
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1 A Dekadrachm by Kimon, and a note on Greek coin dies (Numismatic Chronicle, 1916, pp. 113–132).Google Scholar
2 Dean Plumptre's translation also gives ‘the rigid steel baked in the furnace. …’ ‘Tempered’ and ‘steel’ both give an erroneous impression, ‘steel’ being quite indefensible.