Æ26 - Philip I ΝΕΙΚΟΜΑΧΟϹ ΑΡΧΙΕ ΤΗΜΕΝΟΘΥΡΕΥϹΙ

Temenothyrae was a minor Lydian city whose civic coinage under Philip I coincides almost exactly with his reign — the city appears to have struck bronze almost exclusively during the mid-third century, making issues from this period the primary numismatic record of the town's existence. The magistrate name ΝΕΙΚΟΜΑΧΟϹ appearing in the legend identifies a local archon responsible for authorizing the issue, a practice common to the conventus of Sardis where civic autonomy in bronze coinage was tightly bound to named magistracies.

The city is sometimes identified with modern Sivaslı in Turkey's Uşak province.