This book provides a detailed analysis of the ancient Greek coinage of Telesphoros, an enigmatic figure from the early history of Greek mythology. Written by Warwick William Wroth, a noted numismatist and classical scholar of the late nineteenth century, the book offers a richly illustrated survey of the various coin types associated with Telesphoros, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the cultural and political context in which they were produced. With its elegant prose and meticulous scholarship, 'Telesphoros' remains an essential reference work for anyone interested in the history of ancient Greek coinage.

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