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<p>When Childericus fourth King of France for his infamous life, should give ouer his Kingdome, Guimeus a man entirely beloued of him, aduertised him to goe into Thuringia, <pb n="embmne_pae1591_fac016"/> whilest he staide to perfect the peace, & brea- king a peece of gold in the midst, gaue vnto him the one part thereof, to the intent that the same being sent againe as he had promi- sed, when oportunitie serued, and being ioy- ned to the other with equall coniuncture, might confirme the certeintie of the thing done to Childericus, & of his returne. Which thing came to passe, for no sooner had Gui- meus desisted from his enterprise of peacema- king, than Gillion a citizen of Rome was thrust from the possession of the kingdome of France, which he affirmed apperteined to him, Childericus being restored to his former estate againe. </p> |
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The hands of Childeric II and Guimeus both holding half of a gold coin |
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<p>Fortuna mutata fidem nouauit. <seg lang="en">When Fortune frowneth, faith is chaunged.</seg></p> |
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25D13(GOLD) 26A 31A2245(+933) 31A2746 31A2763(+0) 44B113 46B311 48A98331 49L8 54FF11(+4) 56F231(+4) 61B2(CHILDERIC II [of France])3 61B2(GUIMEUS)3 61D(FRANCE) 86(FRANCORVUM REX CVDHILDE...VS) 86(FORTUNA FIDEM MUTATA NOVAVIT) |
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Fortuna fidem mutata novavit |