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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2015
1 Cp. with earlier bibliography, H. Shetelig, ‘Roman Coins Found in Iceland’, ANTIQUITY XXIII (1949), 161 f.; Eldjärn, K., ‘Fund of Romerska Monter Pa Island’, Nordisk Numismatisk Ärsskrift (1949), 1fGoogle Scholar. I have to thank my pupils, K. W. Stubington for having translated Eldjärn's rather instructive article into English, and especially F. H. Armstrong, B.A., Assistant in the Royal Ontario Museum of Archaeology who was most helpful in checking Eldjärn's coin descriptions with the relevant specialist numismatic literature.
2 Cp. for the numismatic problems discussed in this article Mattingly, H.-Sydenham, E. A., ‘The Roman Imperial Coinage’, vol. V, 1 (1927)Google Scholar; V, 2 (1933); Pink, K., ‘Probus’, Numismatische Zeitschrift, 73 (1949), 13–74 Google Scholar.
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