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346 NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE. contraction for COMES (See Rud. Supp. II. Plate II. 21), which might possibly point to Robert, Earl of Gloucester. The IT. may represent Justitiarius, supposing the Earl had assumed the office of Justiciar in Matilda's interest, though we know that Roger, Bishop of Salisbury, held that important post during Stephen's reign. I confess that the above attempts at explanation do not satisfy my mind, and I therefore wait for some better light from the learned members of the Numismatic Society. My own is theory that this coin was struck in Somersetshire by some great baron who had espoused Matilda's cause. And, though a digression, I would venture to suggest that both the following coins, Rud. Supp. Plate II. Fig. 1, and Hawkins 628, attributed respectively to William II. and Henry I., were issued by barons in the same county of Somerset. Ruding's mint I take to be Radstock, and Hawkins 628 is clearly Wiveliscombe. The place TO on my coin I assign to Dunster, anciently called TORRE, where a powerful Norman baron kept his stronghold as a partisan of Matilda. All the above places are in Somer- setshire, where the Empress had a strong following. I think my coin fixes clearly the date of the other coins, the three fleurs-de-lis being such a distinctive mark of Stephen's reign. 1 It is much to be regretted that the inscription on the obverse is badly struck just where it might be of import- ance. With this exception the letters are all well shaped, and the coin is of much superior workmanship to what is usually found. Both the coins are of fine silver and weigh each about 16 grains. 1 I am not aware that either I observe that Mr. Hawkins hints that the coin, his No. 628, may be of Stephen's period.
COINS OF THE REIGN OF STEPHEN. 347 of them has previously been published, nor am I able to say where the coins were found. King Stephen's troubles have long been over, and his quarrelsome barons laid to rest. Even their proud castles were in many cases razed to the ground in the following reign of Henry II. But as we contemplate these coins, they seem to bring home to us more clearly the state of the country in that eventful period, and we can realise more fully the anarchy that prevailed during those years of civil war : a war which, for its lengthened horrors, is without parallel in English history. SAMUEL PAGE.
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