]> 2026-04-22T11:18:15+00:00 George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08 0 en 52.38658,0.67883 1748-06-08Z 2359662.5 'I have lately met with a copper coin of Carausius, another of Allectus & a silver coin, which I take to be a Saxon Penig —on one side is GERTIS : REX : AVE ; on the reverse, NICHOLAUS : SARCTUS round a mitre, in Saxon characters. I find in Æthelstan's time time, & some time after till the irruption of the Danes into this part of the kingdom, eveiy bishop had a power of coining his own money, one of which I presume this is, but cannot make out either who was Saretus or Gertis. I find one Gyrth & Leofwin to have been younger brothers of Harold, & who died with him in his expedition with the Danes, a little before the extirpation of them by William the Conquerour, but that must surely be too low, since I find there was a law before that time that all the money of the kingdom should be of the same sort. I venture this upon strength of memory, as I have not my authority before me, & write in a hurry.' (Lukis 1882-1887, vol. 1 pp. 472-3) 14299 English Lukis 1882-1887, vol. 1 pp. 472-3 carausius allectus saxon 14299 George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08 Elveden Correspondence.png 2023-07-26T15:03:31Z 2460152.1274421 2023-07-26T15:03:31Z 2460152.1274421 true George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08]] George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08# QUERY2d92dff87df7fdbae100850f723237f4 0 0 csv 1 [[:George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08]] George Burton - William Stukeley - 1748/9-06-08# QUERYaa41a67d76c52f19595a9c09081733fb