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| 表面の説明 | Half-length facing bust of an abbot rendered in high relief against the bracteate field, holding a lilied scepter in one hand and a book in the other. The figure is set above a rounded archway framed by beaded borders, with two stylized towers depicted beneath the arch in the lower portion of the design. The overall composition is characteristic of Romanesque ecclesiastical coin art, with bold, schematic modeling of the drapery and facial features. A beaded or pellet border encircles the entire design near the coin's edge. |
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| 鋳造数 | ND (1198-1225) |
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Heribert II served as abbot of both Werden and Helmstedt simultaneously — a dual incumbency that gave him unusually broad minting authority for a churchman of the period. The bracteate format was the dominant coinage of northern and central Germany throughout the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, preferred by ecclesiastical mints partly because its thin, single-die production demanded less silver per piece. Werden's minting rights derived from an imperial grant confirmed well before Heribert's tenure, but output under his abbacy remains poorly documented in the chronicle record.