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| Hendin 874a | Aulus Gabinus (Proconsul), Marisa mint, Syria. AE17, 4.2g. Helmeted head of Athena (?) right / Serpent entwined in palm branch. ΓA MA in right field. RPC Supp. I, pp 46-47; Rosenberger II, 30 (attr. to Gaza); Hendin 874a. | Text | Image |
| For the coins of the Seleucid Kings, see under Seleucia | |||
| Antioch | |||
| Apameia | |||
| Beroea | |||
| Caesarea Panias | |||
| Chalkis | |||
| Cyrrhus | |||
| Damascus | |||
| Decapolis, Abila | |||
| Decapolis, Antiochia Ad Hippum | |||
| Decapolis, Canatha | |||
| Decapolis, Gadara | |||
| Decapolis, Gerash | |||
| Decapolis, Philadelphia | |||
| Emesa | |||
| Gabala | |||
| Heliopolis | |||
| Hieropolis | |||
| Laodikeia Ad Libanum | |||
| Laodikeia Ad Mare | |||
| Larissa Ad Orontes | |||
| Leukas | |||
| Nikopolis-Seleucidis | |||
| Palmyra | |||
| Paltos | |||
| Pella | |||
| Seleukeia | |||
| Simyra | |||
| Unknown | |||
| The Silver Coinage of Roman Syria Under the Julio-Claudian Emperors, by Kevin Butcher and Matthew Ponting (pdf) | |||
