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[...], pp. 45-46 (ph.,dr.); [...] 111250. Cf. [...], pp. 225-226, whence [...], 60.1832; [...], p. 76.

Βερενίκη

Bérénice.

Berenice.

Berenice.

A similar item is IGCyr111200 found at Berenike.

The present arrow-head was presented to the British Museum as having been found at Cyrene. Was it really found in this city or is Cyrene used, as often, in a broad sense for Cyrenaica? Whatever the answer, we may hold for plausible that it belonged to the bodyguard of queen Berenice II.