Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339

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Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339

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Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339, Gold, struck at Syracuse, 405–400 BC. Obverse: head of arethusa wearing a sphendone (ribbon). Reverse: heracles kneeling, strangling the nemean lion. Weight about g.

obverse Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339 — obverse: Head of Arethusa wearing a sphendone (ribbon)

reverse Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339 — reverse: Heracles kneeling, strangling the Nemean lion

mint	Syracuse	weight	g (0)
ruler	Dionysius I of Syracuse	diameter	⌀ (0)
denomination	—	axis	↕ (0)
material	Gold	technique	—
country	Greece	dataset	IRIS — Greek coinage (greekcoinage.org)

obverse

Head of Arethusa wearing a sphendone (ribbon)

reverse

Heracles kneeling, strangling the Nemean lion

specimens (12)

BnF (IRIS)

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Dionysius I of Syracuse Syracuse SNG ANS 319-339 (syracuse.sng_ans_5.319-339), 405–400 BC. Corpus Apertum Nummorum Orbis Antiqui (CANOA). https://canoanumis.org/coins/dionysius-i-of-syracuse-syracuse-sng-ans-319-339/ (accessed: 2026-09-15). Full citation guidance: How to cite CANOA

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