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| |Numismatic keyword=wales; local finds; amulets; cunobelin; british coins; celtic | | |Numismatic keyword=wales; local finds; amulets; cunobelin; british coins; celtic |
| |CorrespondenceLanguage=English | | |CorrespondenceLanguage=English |
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| |Grand document='Your Glamorganshire Coin is not singular in Countenanceing my Conjecture; with its <u>foramen ad trajiciendum funiculum</u>, as Bartholine expresses it. (My Lord AB of York has others of y<sup>e</sup> same kind.) Nor is my Opinion grounded on y<sup>t</sup> single Authority. For, besides y<sup>e</sup> Men he quotes to shew y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> Amulets of y<sup>e</sup> Antients carry’d <u>Monstrosi alicujus Animalis aut Dei sculpturam</u>, I find a deal of encouragmt in it from y<sup>e</sup> Account given of y<sup>e</sup> old Talismath and Άβραξαἱ in <u>Mr Selden’s</u> Dissertations (de Dijs Syris) and <u>Scaliger’s</u> Epistles. One of y<sup>e</sup> Archbishops (w<sup>ch</sup> His Grace took to be <u>Cunobeline’s</u>; bearing <u>Cuno</u>, as ’twas guess’d) I take to be (of y<sup>e</sup> same complexion wtth <u>Demetrius’s</u> ναοἱ άργυροἱ) a piece coin’d in honour of <u>Juno</u>, and thought to secure y<sup>e</sup> protection of y<sup>e</sup> Goddess to any y<sup>t</sup> wore it about him.' | | |Grand document='Your Glamorganshire Coin is not singular in Countenanceing my Conjecture; with its <u>foramen ad trajiciendum funiculum</u>, as Bartholine expresses it. (My Lord AB of York has others of y<sup>e</sup> same kind.) Nor is my Opinion grounded on y<sup>t</sup> single Authority. For, besides y<sup>e</sup> Men he quotes to shew y<sup>t</sup> y<sup>e</sup> Amulets of y<sup>e</sup> Antients carry’d <u>Monstrosi alicujus Animalis aut Dei sculpturam</u>, I find a deal of encouragmt in it from y<sup>e</sup> Account given of y<sup>e</sup> old Talismath and Άβραξαἱ in <u>Mr Selden’s</u> Dissertations (de Dijs Syris) and <u>Scaliger’s</u> Epistles. One of y<sup>e</sup> Archbishops (w<sup>ch</sup> His Grace took to be <u>Cunobeline’s</u>; bearing <u>Cuno</u>, as ’twas guess’d) I take to be (of y<sup>e</sup> same complexion wtth <u>Demetrius’s</u> ναοἱ άργυροἱ) a piece coin’d in honour of <u>Juno</u>, and thought to secure y<sup>e</sup> protection of y<sup>e</sup> Goddess to any y<sup>t</sup> wore it about him.' |
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| (Bodleian Library, MS Ashmole 1816, f.492; Burnett 2020b, p. 1554) | | (Bodleian Library, MS Ashmole 1816, f.492; Burnett 2020b, p. 1554) |
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