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Münzkunde Grofsbritanniens.

11.785. Lindsay: Unpublished pennies of Edward the Confessor. —Numism. Cbron. 1.1839. p. 146.

11.786. Coin of Edward the Confessor, witli probable surnamo. — ibid.XIV. p. 176.

11.787. B...: Pennies of William the Conqueror. — ibid. I. 1839. p. 119.

11.788. S...: On the coins of William the Conqueror. — ibid. II.1841. p. 42.

Die Normannischen Könige.

11.789. Hawkins: Description of a large collection of coins of Williamthe Conqueror, discovered at Beawortli, in Ilampshire; with an attempt ata chronological arrangement of the coins of William I. and II. — Arcliaeo-logia. XXVI. 1836. p. 1.

11.790. Rashleigli: An account of some Baronial and other coins of• King Stephen’s reign. — Numism. Chron. XIII. 1851. p. 181.

11.791. D..: Supposed penny of Stephen. — ibid. IV. 1841. p 146.

11.792. Evans: On the coins of Matilda, Queen of England. — ibid.XIV. 1852. p. 66.

11.793. Rashleigh: Descriptive list of a collection of coins of Henry I.and Stephen, discovered in llertfordsliire in 1818. — ibid. XII. 1850. p. 138.

Das Haus Plantagenet.

11.794. Combo: A description of a large collection of Pennies ofHenry II. discovered at Tealby, in Lincolnshire. — Archaeologia. XVIII.1815. p 1.

11.795. B...: Iloard of Pennies of Henry II. found in Bedfordshire. —Numism. Chron. II. 1841. p. 54.

11,795a. II...: On the types of the Irish coins of King John. — ibid.

II. 1841. p 187.

11.796. Hoare: On the Irish full-face half-pence of John. — ibid. X.1848. p. 104. 179. XIV. 1852. p. 4.

11.797. D...: Remarks on a penny of Henry III. — Numism. Journ. I.1837. p. 39.

11.798. Haigh: On the pennies of Henry III. with the short Cross.

— Numism. Chron. IV. 1841. p. 201.

11.799. Moore: On the pennies of Henry with the short and long cross.

— ibid. X. 1848. p. 21.

11.800. Bergne: On the pennies of Henry with the short and long cross.

— ibid. X. 1848. p. 26.

11.801. Thomsen: Foreign Sterlings of the type of the pennies ofHenry III. — ibid. XIII. 1851. p. 67.

11.802. Bergne: Trish penny of Edward I. — ibid. V. 1843. p. 120.

11.803. Gerber: Beschreibung einiger seltenen, im April 1830, in derNähe der Kurhessischen Stadt B'rankenberg aufgefundenen Münzen. (M.Eduards I. II. III. 1230/4339.). — Justi, Vorzeit. 1838. p. 309.

11.804. Hawkins: Kemarks lipon the coins lately discovered in thebed of the River Hove, near Tutbury, Staffordshire. (M. Eduards I. et II.).

— Archaeologia. XXIV. 1832. p. 148.

11.805. Bartlet: Episcopal coins of Durliam, and the monastic coinsof reading, minted during the reign of Edward I. II. and III. appropriatedto thcir respectivc Owners. — Archaeologia. V. p. 335.