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Eisu · c. AD 20–43
Known only from coins; last named Dobunnic ruler on coins
Eisu is known only from coins: gold staters and silver units EISV, struck among the of today's Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset and Worcestershire in the decades before the Roman conquest. His silver units, like this one, carry EI above and SV below a ringed, three-tailed horse, in the same scheme as the silver of Anted, which led Evans at first to read the name SVEI; gold staters with EISV in one line later showed the order. He may have been one of the last Dobunnic rulers to strike coins.,,,
Known for Late inscribed Dobunnic coinage in gold and , in the years just before AD 43.
People Dobunni: An Iron Age people of the west of England, in today's Gloucestershire, Bristol and north Somerset and at times parts of Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Warwickshire, later centred on Cirencester.,
Read more: Iron Age Coins in Britain: ABC 2081 · Wikipedia: Dobunni · PAS record 1016269 · Eisu: all coins · Dobunni: all coins
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