Abstract
The first note deals with the Hellenistic origin of the population in the Massif calcaire of North Syria as shown by a few monetary finds. Thanks to a couple of coins, the second note enlightens the importance of Gebel Aqra or Mount Casius, in North Syria. Finally, the third one sums up the study of an unpublished Seleucid coin found on the island of Bahrain.
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