Out of one was brought unto me a Silver _Denarius_, with the Head of _Diva Faustina_ on the Obverse side, on the Reverse the Figures of the Emperor and Empress joining their Right Hands, with this Inscription, _Concordia_; the same is to be seen in _Augustino_; I also received from some Men and Women then present Coins of _Posthumus_, and _Tetricus_, Two of the Thirty Tyrants in the Reign of _Gallienus_, which being of much later Date, begat an Inference, that _Urne-Burial_ lasted longer, at least in this Country, than is commonly supposed. Good Authors conceive, that this Custom ended with the Reigns of the _Antonini_, whereof the last was _Antoninus Heliogabalus_, yet these Coins extend about Fourscore Years lower; and since the Head of _Tetricus_ is made with a radiated Crown, it must be conceived to have been made after his Death, and not before his Consecration, which as the Learned _Tristan_ Conjectures, was most probably in the Reign of the Emperor _Tacitus_, and the Coin not made, or at least not issued Abroad, before the Time of the Emperor _Probus_, for _Tacitus_ Reigned but Six Months and an Half, his Brother _Florianus_ but Two Months, unto whom _Probus_ succeeding, Reigned Five Years. There were also found some pieces of Glass, and finer Vessels, which might contain such Liquors as they often Buried in, or by, the _Urnes_; divers Pieces of Brass, of several Figures; and in one _Urne_ was found a Nail Two Inches long; whither to declare the Trade or Occupation of the Person, is uncertain. But upon the Monuments of _Smiths_ in _Gruter_, we meet with the Figures of _Hammers_, _Pincers_, and the like; and we find the Figure of a _Cobler's_ Awl on the Tomb of one of that Trade, which was in the Custody of _Berini_, as _Argulus_ hath set it down in his Notes upon ONUPHRIUS, _Of the Antiquities of_ VERONA.