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English: :Obverse: a bust of the Virgin, praying, with a medallion of Christ
Reverse: the legend ΘΚΕ ΒΘ ΤΩ CO ΔΟΥΛ OYPCEΛH BECT ΤΩ ΦΡΑΓΟ, which is short for ΘΕΟΤΟΚΕ ΒΟΗΘΕΙ ΤΩ CO ΔΟΥΛΩ ΟYΡCΕΛΗΩ BECTHAPITH ΤΩ ΦΡΑΓΓΟΠΩΛΩ, which translates to "Mother of God, give comfort to your servant Urselius [Roussel de Bailleul], the vestiarios, the Frenchman".
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Source Schlumberger, Gustave (1881). "Deux chefs normands des armées byzantines au XIe siècle: Sceaux de Herve et de Raoul de Bailleul". Revue Historique 16: 289–303.
Author
This media Gustave Schlumberger
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