J G Milne
Biographic Data
| ID | 1208880 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J G Milne |
| GIVEN NAMES | J G |
| FAMILY NAME | Milne |
| SIGNATURE | MILNE J G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Science Oxford |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 73 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 73 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1896 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
History of Egypt
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
The Problem of the Early Roman Coinage
Messrs. Mattingly and Robinson gave a comprehensive account of the theories which have been propounded by numismatists from the time of Eckhel onwards with reference to the history of the earliest coinages of Rome in a paper in the Numismatic Chronicle for 1938: in this they summarized the points on which they claimed that general agreement had been reached as follows. These points are (1) that there is a long chapter of Roman coinage prior to th…
Alexandrian Coins Acquired by the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Alexandrian Coins Acquired by the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
The Economic Policy of Solon
An Exchange-Currency of Magna Graecia
Amongst the coins bequeathed by Sir Arthur Evans to the Ashmolean Museum there were, in addition to the extensive series of late Roman currencies and their derivatives, on which he had been working for some years, many others of various groups which he had acquired and put aside as raising points of interest or requiring further investigation. From time to time he brought such coins down to the Museum and discussed them; and one of them may serve…
Bigati
If the reading of the oldest manuscript of Pliny, in the passage where he deals with the first issue of the denarius nummus at Rome, is accepted, a problem arises centring round the term bigati. Briefly, the difficulty is this :— Pliny says that the denarius nummus was first struck at a date which works out as 217 B.C. Livy states that thousands of bigati were taken as booty in Cisalpine Gaul in 197 and 196 B.C., and in Spain in 195 and 191 B.C. …
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
Pictorial Coin-Types at the Roman Mint of Alexandria
The Aes Grave of Central Italy
The legendary nature of early Roman history as given by the writers of the Augustan age has been generally recognised; but, rather curiously, this recognition has not been applied to the consideration of the Italian and Roman monetary systems. The result is that even in the monumental work of Haeberlin on the aes grave the, chronological arrangement has been hopelessly confused by what is virtually an antedating of the predominance of Roman influ…
The Ṭūkh El-Ḳarāmūṣ Gold Hoard
The Tukh El-Karamus Gold Hoard
The ‘Philippus’ Coin at Rome
In two papers published in 1933, ‘The Philippus in the West and the Belgic invasion of Gaul’ ( Num. Chron. 1933, 88) and ‘The distribution of Gaulish and British coins in Britain’ ( Antiquity 1933, 268), Dr. G. C. Brooke put forward, in explanation of the imitation in Gaul of the gold staters of Philip II of Macedon two centuries after their original issue, the theory that these coins were introduced into Central Gaul by the Romans about 120 B.C.…
Syriac Substitute-Currencies
In a note, published in 1934, on the currencies of East Syria under the Roman Empire, I described some clay tesserae from Palmyra which resemble coins in their shape and types, and suggested that they might have been used to supplement the regular metallic currency in emergencies. Some further examples of these tesserae have come to my notice, which add a few details to the account given, and a kindred group has been described in the reports of t…
Trade between Greece and Egypt before Alexander the Great
Trade between Greece and Egypt before Alexander the Great
Early Roman Coinage
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The Coinage of Aradus in the Hellenistic Period
The series of silver coins struck at Aradus in the last two centuries B.C. contains, in the letters added to the reverse type, rather more information upon the relations of the successive issues than is commonly to be derived from Greek coins: and a study of the specimens in the British Museum and Oxford collections, with the aid of casts from Berlin, Copenhagen, and Paris, has suggested that there may be a profitable field for investigation of t…
The Silver of Aryandes
The Currency of Egypt under the Ptolemies
The Currency of Egypt under the Ptolemies
The Aes Grave of Central Italy
The legendary nature of early Roman history as given by the writers of the Augustan age has been generally recognised; but, rather curiously, this recognition has not been applied to the consideration of the Italian and Roman monetary systems. The result is that even in the monumental work of Haeberlin on the aes grave the, chronological arrangement has been hopelessly confused by what is virtually an antedating of the predominance of Roman influ…
Early Roman Coinage
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The Economic Policy of Solon
III.— On the Roman town of Doclea, in Montenegro
The following pages present the results of an expedition organised in the autumn of 1893 for the purpose of investigating the antiquities of the Boman town of Doclea, in Montenegro, the reputed birthplace of Diocletian. Excavations had already been carried on there during three seasons by H.H. To M. Paul Rovinski also, the skilful director of the former excavations, they owe the warmest thanks. His generous co-operation and his local experience w…
The Great Sea-Waves in Japan
Sub-Oceanic Changes
Sub-Oceanic Changes (Continued)
Memphis V and Tarkhan I
Memphis V and Tarkhan I
Theban Ostraca
L'Organisation Militaire de l'Egypte Byzantine
in his treatise a very useful summary of the information at present available with regard to the organisation, distribution, and composition of the military forces in Egypt during the last two centuries of "Roman" rule.The details are largely drawn from the Byzantine papyri at Cairo which he himself has edited and from the collection of the British Museum, and the fresh evidence obtained from these sources has enabled him to place the Arab conque…
Studien zur Ägyptischen Verwaltungsgeschichte in Ptolemäisch-Römischer Zeit
documents, on accounts of voyages and travels, on fairy-tales, on hymns to the gods, on moral and philosophical treatises, and on poetical compositions, with a final chapter on "Miscellaneous Literature."The works passed in review are partly translated, partly described in outline.Little is omitted, but it is strange that among the omissions should be so interesting and well-known a work as "The Adventures of the Mohar" in Palestine.There is noth…
Studien zur agyptischen Verwaltungsgeschichte in ptolemaisch-romischer Zeit
documents, on accounts of voyages and travels, on fairy-tales, on hymns to the gods, on moral and philosophical treatises, and on poetical compositions, with a final chapter on "Miscellaneous Literature."The works passed in review are partly translated, partly described in outline.Little is omitted, but it is strange that among the omissions should be so interesting and well-known a work as "The Adventures of the Mohar" in Palestine.There is noth…
Some Alexandrian Coins
Some Alexandrian Coins
The Shops of the Roman mint of Alexandria
During the fourth century A.D. the coins issued from the different mints of the Roman empire commonly bore, in addition to the name of the city where the mint was situated, a letter or number indicating the particular shop of the mint in which each coin was struck. In a recent article I made a study of the tetradrachms issued at Alexandria during the first twelve years of the reign of Diocletian— i.e. till the date when the Egyptian currency was …
Two Roman Hoards of Coins from Egypt
The two hoards of fourth-century Roman bronze coins here described were obtained in Egypt by Professor Petrie: and, as they cover a period on which not much work has been done, a detailed account of their contents may be of value. The classification adopted is by means of reverse types and mints. It does not seem necessary to refer at length to the obverse types, which exhibit little variation in most reigns concerned: any points of interest are …
A Gnomic Ostrakon
A Gnomic Ostrakon
The Coins from Oxyrhynchus
Double Entries in Ptolemaic Tax-Receipts
Double Entries in Ptolemaic Tax-Receipts
Römische Politik in Ägypten
Rumische Politik in Agypten
Bernard Pyne Grenfell
Juden und Griechen im Römischen Alexandria
Juden und Griechen im Romischen Alexandreia
La fiscalite romaine en Egypte aux trois premiers siecles de l'Empire
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