From Seleukeia ad Kalykadnon in Silicia.
Greek myth includes a race of giants or Gigantes who were defeated in a battle with the Olympian gods. "Gigantes" implies born of the earth, very strong and aggressive but not necessarily of huge size, which would explain why this one is smaller than Athena! Early vase scenes name a giant battling against Athena as Enceladus.
Size and weight:
29x30mm, 8.67g.
Obverse:
AV K Π ΛK ΓAΛΛIHNOC
Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Reverse:
CEΛEVKEΩN KAΛVΚAΔ
Athena advancing right, holding shield and brandishing spear at snake-legged giant advancing left and hurling stones.
Reference:
SNG France 1064.
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