#o340# Sicilian Greek coin of Agathokles from Syracuse, 317-289 BC UK It fell to him and

It fell to him and his army to hold the Antigonid forces in Asia Minor until Seleukos could arrive from the east with his war elephants and deliver the coup de grace

all within arched shrine

Philip II of Macedon[2] (Greek: Φίλιππος Β΄ ὁ Μακεδών

MINT: Nicopolis ad Istrum

- Eagle standing facing

#o340# Sicilian Greek coin of Agathokles from Syracuse, 317-289 BC UK It fell to him andSicilian Greek coin of Agathokles from Syracuse, 317 289 BC. Diameter: 16mm ID# 340o MINT: Syracuse, Sicily OBVERSE; Wreathed head of Arethusa to left, wearing grain wreath. REVERSE; NONE Bull butting to left, above, dolphin to left REFERENCE: HGC2, 1489