[215] J. Mours, Le Royaume du Cambodge, I. p. 323 (Paris, 1883).
[216] This coin bears on one side the sacred bird Hangsa, on the other a picture of an ancient palace of the kings.
[217] E. Aymonier, Notes sur le Laos. Saigon, 1885.
[218] For an account of the various kinds of Siamese coins of the bullet shape cf. Msg. Pallegoix, Description du royaume Thai ou Siam, I. 256 (Paris, 1854).
[219] E. Aymonier, Cochin-Chine Française. Excursions et Reconnaissances, Vol. X. No. 24 (1885), p. 317.
[220] Aymonier, ibid.
[221] This mode of estimating the age of the buffalo by the length of its horns may throw some light on the young ox suis cornibus intructus of the Marseilles inscription ([p. 143]).
[222] XXIII. 850 sq.
[223] Od. XXI. 76.
[224] E. Aymonier, Notes sur le Laos, p. 33.