W. C a r e w H a z l i t t Coinage of the European Continent

1 66 The Coins of Europe
Tagliacozzo, Naples, a mint of Pope Alexander V., 1410. There are
two bolognini with Talia. Coza. on rev.
Tarascon (see Marseilles], Provence, the mint of Rend and Charles
III. d'Anjou, 1434-86, Counts of Provence. In 1483 the Archbp. of
Aries gave leave to the mint-master here to strike his money at Montdragon
in consideration of an annual payment of 20 ecus d'or of the
money of the King of France, which tends to shew that the mint at T.
had then closed. The m.m. is a tarasque, a nondescript monster, which
used to be carried in procession in the streets here and elsewhere on
certain occasions.
Tarbes, Hautes- Pyrenees, a mint of Edward I. of England as Duke
of Aquitaine.
Tarragona, a Visigothic mint (Tarraco, Tiraone), and one of the
Spanish kings.
Tassarolo, a seigniorial fief of the Spinola family (1604-90), and the
probable place of origin of certain coins, some with portraits, including a
tallero with its divisions, a scudo, a luigino, a piece of 8 bolognini, etc.,
all very rare. The coinage is connected with the duchy of Massa-
Carrara ;
one or two examples bear the portrait and titles of Alberico II.,
1662-90.
Teano, a Lombard mint,
i ith c.
Termini, a mint of the King of Naples, 1515-21.
Termondc, or Dendermonde, E. Flanders, a mint mentioned in a
document of 1 108. Guillaume de Juliers, grandson of Gui de Dampierre,
Count of Flanders, struck money here in 1302-3. It remained a mint of
the Counts of F. and of the Dukes of Burgundy and
; by virtue of a
concession from Philip le Bon (1419-67) the local Brotherhood of Our
Lady struck money here.
Terncs, Les, Auvergne, present dept. of Cantal, probably the place
intended on a coin of Jean de Chatillon, Comte de Saint-Pol, 1317-44,
with the legend lohanes. Comes. Santi. Pavli. E. T. Nois.
Terni, States of the Church, the place of origin of billon pieces of 8
and 6 baiocchi, 1797, money of necessity in character. Comp. Perugia.
Teschcn, or Teck, Styria, a mint of the Dukes of Teschen (1529-79), of
the bishops, of the town, and of the Emperors Ferdinand III. and IV. as
Kings of Bohemia. There is a thaler of Wenzslaw Adam, Duke of Teck,
with Wcncesla D.G. Dvx Tesine. 1560.
Thann, Alsace, a mint of the Landgraves of Alsace, I5th c., of the
municipality down to 1505, and for a short time reopened in 1623.
Moneta Nova Tannensis. There are gros of the town with S. Theobaldus
episcopus.
Thicrrens, near Moudon, Cant, of Vaud, Switzerland, the place of
coinage of certain contrefai^ons of the money of the Bishop of Lausanne
by Louis, Seigneur de Vaud, a cadet of the house of Savoy.
Thionville, France, Dept. of Moselle, a mint of Henri II. le Blondel,
Count of Luxemburgh (1246-81).
Thionville, Luxemburgh, one of the earliest known mints of the
Counts of L.,
1 2th c. Tionville.
Thorn, Brabant, the place of coinage of an important conventual
establishment under the government of abbesses, 1 5th- 1 7th c. There is
a gold angel of Margaret of Brederode, abbess, 1531-71, and liards,
double liards, halves and quarters, belonging to this institution. Some
bear the name of the Abbess Anna de la Marck, who, like the preceding,
was the member of an illustrious seigniorial family. The Abbess