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In a message dated 00-12-18 13:00:41 EST, you write:

<< >Greek coin of 2nd century BC
 >AIOLIS
 >KIME
 >tetradrachma >>
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  how sure are you of the "KIME"? How about an upsilon for the iota?

allen koenigsberg
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