Tasciovanus

Tasciovanus, qui saeculo I a.C.n. floruit, rex fuit Catuvellaunorum in Britannia. E nummorum testimonio patrem fuisse constat Cunobelini et Epaticci, breviterque Trinovantes direxisse: nummos enim tam Verulamii quam Camuloduni incudi iussit.^[1] Sego, Dias, Andoco, Rues in nummis eodem fere regno attributis leguntur.

Notae[recensere | fontem recensere]

↑ Van Arsdell 1699-1; Mack 161; Museum Ashmoleanum. Melinda Mays, "Inscriptions on British Celtic Coins" in Numismatic Chronicle vol. 152 (1992) pp. 57-82 ad pp. 61, 66

Bibliographia[recensere | fontem recensere]

D. J. Holman, "Sego and Duno: reassessment and reinterpretation" in British Numismatic Journal vol. 69 (1999) pp. 196-198
Rainer Kretz, "Tasciovanos' second coinage staters - a first classification" in Numismatic Circular vol. 109 (2001) pp. 234-243
Rainer Kretz, "The problem of Andoco ..." in Numismatic Circular vol. 110 (2002) pp. 267-271
Rainer Kretz, "The silver coinage of Tasciovanos" in P. de Jersey, ed., Celtic coinage: new discoveries, new discussion (Oxoniae, 2006) pp. 183-212
Rainer Kretz, "The Coinage of Rues" in British Numismatic Journal vol. 77 (2007) pp. 1-21
Rainer Kretz, "The Bronze Coinage of Tasciovanos" in British Numismatic Journal vol. 65 (2015) pp. 1-58

[1] Van Arsdell 1699-1; Mack 161; Museum Ashmoleanum. Melinda Mays, "Inscriptions on British Celtic Coins" in Numismatic Chronicle vol. 152 (1992) pp. 57-82 ad pp. 61, 66

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