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Annotated Printed Book | TitleTitel of the book. | AuthorAuthor of the document. | Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation. | Publication dateDate when the publication was issued: day - month - year . | InstitutionName of Institution. | PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution. |
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Catalogue des medailles antiques qui se trouvent dans le Cabinet des Srs Jean Antoine & André Rose frères d’Alep | Catalogue des medailles antiques qui se trouvent dans le Cabinet des Srs Jean Antoine & André Rose frères d’Alep, Ramassées par feu Sr Corneille Rose leur pere depuis quarante cinq ans, Augmentées & Expliquées par ses dits fils à Alep 1738 1742 | | John Montagu, 4th earl of Sandwich Corneille Rose André Rose Jean Antoine Rose | | London, British Library | |
Rockox, Nicolaas - Index antiquarum statuarum et numismatum clarissime Dn. Nicolay Rockoxy equitis et VIII. consulis | Index antiquarum statuarum et numismatum clarissime Dn. Nicolay Rockoxy equitis et VIII. consulis | Nicolaas Rockox | Charles III de Croÿ, duke of Arschot Johannes Hemelaers Pieter van Damme | | | |
Royal Society - MS 414 - List of Acquisitions c. 1731 | Acquisitions of Royal Society, c. 1731 | | João Jacinto de Magalhães Thomas Gale John Conduitt John Woodward Peter Le Neve Robert Moray Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk Benjamin Middleton Robert Southwell John van de Bemde John Hickes James Mickleton George Ent Nicolas Fatio de Duillier Christian Friedrich Weichman | | London, Royal Society | |