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An introduction to the study of ancient and modern coins (1848)

Akerman, John Yonge, 1806-1873 · London, J. R. Smith · leaf 117

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ODVOC, and attributed to Boadicea*.Looking at the fabric of tliese eighteen coins, andbearing in mind tbe places of tbe provenance ofseveral of tliem, we are disposed to consider the lastseven (No. 10—18) as the earliest pieces actuallystruck in Britain, and to regard those inscribedCALLE, as… … Of the finding of those ascribed to Tasciovanuswe have as yet not sufficient evidence: but assome of them bear VERLAMIO, we shall noterr much in supposing Yerulam to have beenthe capital of his province. Coins of the followingtypes have been found in Buckinghamshire andWiltshire:— X Ancient Coins…

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