Roman Provincial, River God [resuelto]

Folks, 
Need your help here. Can't find a match.
The Obverse from the bust clockwise is some what readable with OC KAI...M(to the left of the bust at the top) followed by AY to the left of the bust.
But I am likely incorrect reading it as those letters don't seem to come together for any coin.
The Reverse is a reclining deity - maybe River God with a H/N at the center of the coin on top of figure's head. 
Maybe another H/N at the bottom.
23mm, 7,6g
Any ideas?

 Pictures cropped 

   [23mm, 7,6gm] 

Thanx! But I am not sure how it helps with IDing it 

 Agreed looks like a river god. Could be 

Reverse: KIΛBIANΩN ΠЄPI NIKAIAN.

River god Kilbos reclining left, holding reed and corncopia, 

and resting elbow upon overturned urn from which liquid flows. 

Will not start look at your reverse inscription suggestions but my primary concern is the obverse lettering which departs from any similar coins I've seen 

Actually, your suggestions helped right away. 

Found a possible candidate
https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/4/10671

 They were cropped so that each side can be individually searched. 

Lettering looks to start with something like  I O C K A  lettering - 

so your last link matches a lot of that. 

 Similar - N#552909 

Appreciate your help. Will be posting reverse and obverse separately the next time here. I merge them for my cataloguing and sorting.  

You have a good eye for sure! 

 

Yes, that's the same one I found on RPC
https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/4/10671