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The staters bear the name of Cunobeline, a Celtic ruler known as the King of the Britons, who ruled from A.D. 9 to 42. Aurei, minted during the reigns of the emperors Augustus, Tiberius and Claudius, ...

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The British coins are likely to have been taken by soldiers during expeditions across the North Sea. Cunobeline was known as “King of the Britons” in his time and is thought to have been a client king ...

The Roman historian Suetonius called Cunobelinus — whose name literally means "strong as a dog" in the Celtic language — the king of the Britons, and the Greek geographer Strabo wrote that Cunobelinus ...

Of the more than 400 coins, 116 were gold. These gold coins included 72 Roman aurei dating from 19 B.C. to A.D. 47, as well as 44 gold alloy coins, called staters, that were minted in Britain. The ...

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