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Tribal Custom in Anglo-Saxon Law

Note 282 — Chapter XIV · THE LAWS OF THE KENTISH KINGS.

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‘We must remember further that many of the coins of the Kings of Mercia were probably likewise struck in Kent, and that when we find, as we do, the same moneyers’ names occurring on the coins of a King of Mercia … and on the coins of Ecgbeorht, the probability is that these moneyers were Kentishmen who struck first for one master of their country and then for the other’ (Ib. p. xvii).

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