Foreword -- Chapter One: Opening an account -- 1. The data and their uses -- 2. Some claims -- 3. Orthography and phonology -- 4. Onomastics -- 5. Numismatics -- 6. Summary -- Chapter Two: The game of the name -- 1. Preamble -- 2. Etymological classification -- 3. Vocabulary -- 4. Combination of name-elements -- 5. By-names -- 6. Nationalities of name-elements -- 7. A synchronic account of an Old English onomatic system -- 8. Inflectional morphology -- 9. Name-changes -- 10. Paronomasia -- Chapter Three: Person, place or thing?: Rose is not a rose -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The names and their etymologies -- Chapter Four: Hidden talents -- 1. The coin types -- 2. Arguments for the chronology of types: internal evidence of the coins -- 3. Arguments for the chronology of types: external evidence of hoards -- 4. Arguments for the chronology of types: external evidence of mints and moneyers -- 5. Summary of evidence for the type-sequence -- Chapter Five: The die is not cast -- 1. The epigraphic symbols and identification of errors -- 2. Explication of epigraphic errors -- 3. Conclusion -- Chapter Six: The money talks -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Stressed vowels -- 3. Reflexes of Proto-Germanic stressed vowels represented on the coins -- 4. Main vowels of second elements -- 5. Vowels of unstressed syllables -- 6. Conclusions about developments of unstressed vowels -- 7. Consonants -- 8. Consonants in simplex names and in pro to themes of non-simplex names -- 9. Consonants of second elements -- Chapter Seven: That'll do nicely -- 1. Stressed vowels -- 2. Root vowels in second elements of non-simplex names -- 3. Unstressed vowels -- 4. Consonants -- 5. The current account -- Appendix: A catalogue of moneyers' names on coins of Edward the Confessor -- Notes -- References -- Index of moneyers' name-elements -- Index of subjects.