]> 2026-05-29T22:01:57+00:00 William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25 0 en 1697-01-25Z 2340901.5 'I have rec’d both your present of Stones and your last Letter, with the account of your Saxon pieces. Whatever throng you believe me to be in, I am alwaies at leisure to serve you to the outmost of my power. ...<br> You do not tell me whether your Coins are silver or brass. I have a score of the latter Metal; found in Yorkshire, which are letter’d much at the same rate with these of yours. Your first four (and the last) have some of their kindred amongst Mr Walker’s in the late Edition of Camd. Tab. V, 21. 22. 23. particularly, your 3d seems to be the same with his 23. But I am not of his opinion that these pieces were coin’d, in honour of St. Edmund, by some following Kings. I rather think they were coin’d at St. Edmundsbury: As those that he formerly took to be peter-pence were undoubtedly at (St Peter’s in) York. He allow’d himself to be corrected in that Conjecture; and I do not see why he should not consent to it in this.' (Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Ashmole 1816, f.484; Burnett 2020b, p. 727; transcription from EMLO) 16149 MS Ashmole 1816, f.484 English Burnett 2020b, p. 727 Camden 1695 saxon local finds medieval english 16149 William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25 Correspondence.png 2023-12-14T11:06:28Z 2460292.9628241 2023-12-14T11:06:53Z 2460292.9631134 false William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25]] William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25# QUERY2770767f9c17abb7ee02c165a36ff694 0 0 csv 1 [[:William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25]] William Nicolson - Edward Lhuyd - 1696/7-01-25# QUERYaa22cdd1ad6227cc947a6b5876074c20