Damascus, Syria

Place	Damascus (دمشق), Syria Also known as Demetrias
See also	Wikidata (Q3766), Wikipedia, Nomisma (damascus)

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The city of Damascus was briefly renamed “Demetrias” by the Seleucid king Demetrius III Philopator who rebuilt the city in a new “Hippodamian” (grid pattern) network of streets.

Production of this mint

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Damascus
Æ25 - Trebonianus Gallus (COL ΔAMACO METRO)
Damascus
Æ29 - Philip I (COL DAM (S) METR (P), LEG VI FE (R))
Seleucid Empire
Tetradrachm - Seleukos IV Philopator (Wreath)
Damascus
Æ20 - Septimius Severus (ΔΑΜΑϹΚΟΥ ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΕΩϹ)
Damascus
Æ25 - Trebonianus Gallus (COL ΔAMAS METRO)
Damascus
Æ27 - Elagabalus (ΔΑΜΑϹΚΟΥ ΙΕΡΑϹ ΚΑΙ ΕΝΔΟΞΟΥ, ϹΕΒΑϹΜΙΑ)
Damascus
Æ24 - Trebonianus Gallus (ΔAMA METRO, COL)
Damascus Eyalet
Mangir - Selim II (Damascus)
Ottoman Empire
Manghir - Suleiman I (Dimashq)
Damascus
Æ29 - Philip I (COL DAMAS METRO)
Damascus
Sestertius - Philippus I (Damascus)
Damascus
Æ30 - Philip I (COL ΔAMA METRO)

Literature

Lloyd W. H. Taylor; 2017. “The Damaskos Mint of Alexander the Great”, American Journal of Numismatics, Second Series, Volume 29, pages 47-99.
Luke Treadwell; 2009. “Abd al-Malik's Coinage Reforms : the Role of the Damascus Mint”, Revue Numismatique, 2009: 165e volume, pages 357-381.