Current Issue Vol. 4 (2022) Volume 4 starts with an iconographic contribution from the field of (mainly) Greek numismatics and a search for a stolen coin. Two other texts deal with numismatic iconography, depictions of horses and the civic Tyche. In addition, a new coin type from the field of Roman Provincials is described. Reports on an international numismatic course in Rome and the "Tag der antiken Numismatik" in Münster complete the volume. Published: 2022-02-02 Articles A surprisingly devoted Centaur Florian Haymann 73-77  PDF (Deutsch)  HTML (Deutsch) The Significance of Water-Deities Subjugated by Tyche on the City-Coins of Syria-Palaestina and Arabia during the 2nd and 3rd century CE Robert W. Smith, Kevin W. Larsen 53-66  PDF  HTML »The Horse in Motion«: Horses in Motion on Coins of Corinth and Maroneia Oliwia A. Ullrich 37-51  HTML (Deutsch)  PDF (Deutsch) Suchmeldung: Ein Tremissis des Honorius aus der Sammlung Apostolo Zeno Achim Lichtenberger 33-35  HTML (Deutsch)  PDF (Deutsch) Politische und andere Deutungsmöglichkeiten von Gorgoneia auf Münzen Florian Haymann 1-32  HTML (Deutsch) Reports  PDF (Deutsch)  PDF Anhang (Deutsch) 16. Tag der Antiken Numismatik in Münster am 28./29. Oktober 2022 Jessica Schellig, Trixi Steil 79-87  HTML (Deutsch)  PDF (Deutsch) Numismatik-Kurs in Rom (3.–12. März 2022): Gesichter, Macht und Münzen Janine Arendt 67-72  PDF (Deutsch) View All Issues   HTML (Deutsch) OZeAN, Okeanos or Oceanus surrounds the round disc of the earth, and thus limits and contains the Oikoumene, the inhabited world. He is the source of the rivers and seas and is also sometimes interpreted as the forefather of the gods. The image of the sea or river god thus represents the unity of the Ancient World and so acts as eponymous patron for the Online Journal for Ancient Numismatics, which is intended to encompass all aspects of ancient numismatics. ISSN 2698-4490 Language Deutsch English Legal Disclosure | Privacy Statement | University and State Library of Münster