]> 2026-05-28T23:39:09+00:00 Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20 0 en 50.83491,10.94615 1702-09-20Z 2342964.5 -Lettre du 20 sept. 1702: « J’avais resolu de r’envoyer les médailles à Monseigneur le Prince de Ligne, mais j’attendray jusques à ce que nous les puissions considerer ensemble. … Je vous remercie très humblement de la peine touchant l’Agrippa d’or chez M. Ficoroni, mais je trouve un peu estrange, que cet homme ne tient pas sa parole, mais en veut avoir d’avantage ; il est aussi dans le Cabinet du Signor Torta a Padoue, … afin que vous ayez plus de courage de venir ici, je vous advertis, que nous avons reçu depuis votre présence 156 belles médailles impériales d’or de Paris du Cabinet de feu Monsieur le Marquis de Seignelay » (Londres, British Library, Add. Ms. 4277 [Thoresby Papers, vol. IV], f° 12r et v3; voir Spier & Kagan 2000, p. 51-52 ; Callataÿ 2015, p. 313, II.11). 8477 Add. Ms. 4277 [Thoresby Papers, vol. IV], f° 12r et v3 French Spier - Kagan 2000, p. 51-52 Callataÿ 2015a, p. 313, II.11 Burnett 2020b, p. 1600. agrippa roman coin price collection numbers 8477 Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20 Arnstadt [I had decided to send back the coins to the Prince de Ligne, but I will wait until we have been able to look at them together. … I am most grateful for the pains you took with the gold coin of Agrippa with M Ficoroni, but I find it strange that this man does not keep his word and always wants to have more. The coin is also in the collection of Signor Torta in Padua, and I hope to tell you all about this when I see you…. To encourage you even more to come here, I must tell you that since your last visit, we have received 156 beautiful imperial gold coins from the collection of the late Marquis de Seignelay, and you must see them.] (Trans. Spier and Kagan). Correspondence.png 2020-05-12T06:17:04Z 2458981.7618519 2020-12-09T14:32:23Z 2459193.1058218 false Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20 0 fr Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20#[I had decided to send back the coins to the Prince de Ligne, but I will wait until we have been able to look at them together. … I am most grateful for the pains you took with the gold coin of Agrippa with [I had decided to send back the coins to the Prince de Ligne, but I will wait until we have been able to look at them together. … I am most grateful for the pains you took with the gold coin of Agrippa with M Ficoroni, but I find it strange that this man does not keep his word and always wants to have more. The coin is also in the collection of Signor Torta in Padua, and I hope to tell you all about this when I see you…. To encourage you even more to come here, I must tell you that since your last visit, we have received 156 beautiful imperial gold coins from the collection of the late Marquis de Seignelay, and you must see them.] (Trans. Spier and Kagan). 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20]] Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20# QUERYb2dd118cf50ace08ce68962e4d8fb807 0 0 csv 1 [[:Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20]] Andreas Morell - Andrew Fountaine - 1702-9-20# QUERYafb0bf847bda945acbffd168d94ea649