Mystery coins

Can you identify any of the following coins for wildwinds ? All coins are bronze unless the information states differently.
If you can identify any with any kind of reference number, or the city name, please contact Dane with the coin number and ID by email (dane@wildwinds.com). Thanks for looking!

Number	Obverse description	Rev. description
019-020	Caracalla, laureate head right	..IEXEO.., Turreted head of Tyche right. Antioch ?
033-034	Bare head of Apollo or head of Artemis (?) right (bow behind shoulder)	..MEWN (?) below, horse trotting right.
1142-1143-2	Bust of the older Senate ? right. Does not remind me of any emperor.	Two female deities, each holding a cornucopiae, shaking hands. Serpent between them (at shin height).
8735	Laureate head of king right with horn (or cobra) above forehead.	K-A (or B-A?) to left and right above, _A-VN to left and right below of eagle standing half right, wings spread. B-A across fields usually stands for BASILEWS, but I don't recognise this king. Lysimachos?
8747	Head of Apollo? right	BASILEWS LYSIMACOU... depending on how the reverse is rotated, it could be a person seated left with one foot drawn back, or a lion running right.
Herakles	Legend in upper and centre left and right fields, Herakles? walking right, holding club in lowered right hand and lionskin over left arm.	9 corn ears on a stalk
8933	Apollo, head right.	..ΣΣE_A.. to left of - what IS that ???
10-greek	Mo legend, radiate, draped bust right.	..ΔDEI or ΛEI, cornucopiae. Found in Cyprus.
Trajan_001	..AV..ANOC ARICT..DA..AV, Laureate head of Trajan right.	legend must be fairly short, starting at top right, ...NWN, Tyche, wearing kalathos, standing left, holding ?? and sceptre. Possibly from Syria, Arabia etc. (because of the obv. legend).
Triskeles-Serpent	Unknown Greek. Triskeles rotating right.	KA-.., Coiled serpent.
lyre-and-scorpion	Scorpion (possibly with legend, see the N below ?)	(from bottom right, counterclockwise)..PANA.. or PAND..., lyre. This coin has been puzzling me for years. Every time I get a new book on Greek coins, it's the first thing I look for.