]> 2026-05-30T11:29:47+00:00 Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31 0 en 50.6682,4.6128833333333 1520-09-10Z 2276480.5 'Iam vt in tuis munusculis etiam nonnihil philosopher ... Aureum numisma multos exercuit, aliis eoniectantibus esse tres Noë filios ex Arca reuertentes, et ex altera parte columbam oliuae ramum deferentem: aliis duces duos, qui medium captum ducerent, et aquilam lauri ramum in coronam deflexum gestantem. Subscriptionem nullus adhuc legere potuit, neque Graecus neque Latinus neque Hebraeus.' (Allen et al. 1906-1958, vol. 4, pp. 351-2, letter 1137) ['And now if I may indulge in some reflections on you presents ... The gold coin puzzled many people. Some conjectured that it was Noah's three sons coming down out of the ark, with the dove bearing home the olive-branch on the other side; and an eagle carrying a branch of bay bent into a wreath. The inscription no one has yet been able to read, neither Grecians, latinists, nor Hebrew scholars.'] (translation from Mynors - Bietenholz 1988, pp. 36-37, letter 1137) 15172 Latin Allen et al. 1906-1958, vol. 4, pp. 351-2, letter 1137 Mynors - Bietenholz 1988, pp. 36-37, letter 1137 Cunnally 1994, p. 132 Burnett 2020b, p. 16 n. 78 coin gift gold coson dacian 15172 Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31 Louvain-la-Neuve Allen et al. 1906-1958, vol. 4, p. 352, n. 59: 'In reply to a question Mr. G. F. Hill of the British Museum at once identified this with *the rather mysterious but not uncommon gold coin' struck by the Dacian or Getic king, Coson (the Cotison of Hor. ''C''. 3.8.18 and Suet. ''Aug''. 63) between 40 and 29 B.C.; and referred to an artiele by M. Bahrfeldt in Berner Münzblaiter, 1912. The three figures are there explained as a consul marching between two lictors, and the bird as an eagle; and 112 known specimens are enumerated, two of which are in the Silesian Museum at Breslau. The subscription is in Greek capitals, KOΣΩN.' Correspondence.png 2023-09-12T11:12:33Z 2460199.9670486 2023-09-12T11:17:05Z 2460199.9701968 false Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31 0 en Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31#Allen et al. 1906-1958, vol. 4, p. 352, n. 59: 'In reply to a question Mr. G. F. Hill of the British Museum at once identified this with *the rather mysterious but not uncommon gold coin' struck by the Da Allen et al. 1906-1958, vol. 4, p. 352, n. 59: 'In reply to a question Mr. G. F. Hill of the British Museum at once identified this with *the rather mysterious but not uncommon gold coin' struck by the Dacian or Getic king, Coson (the Cotison of Hor. ''C''. 3.8.18 and Suet. ''Aug''. 63) between 40 and 29 B.C.; and referred to an artiele by M. Bahrfeldt in Berner Münzblaiter, 1912. The three figures are there explained as a consul marching between two lictors, and the bird as an eagle; and 112 known specimens are enumerated, two of which are in the Silesian Museum at Breslau. The subscription is in Greek capitals, KOΣΩN.' 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31]] Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31# QUERYe3e72370627251636bf8d48259aadc8c 0 0 csv 1 [[:Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31]] Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-08-31# QUERY1c4d7bb7bf8b9cf8ca3f813a0503d832 Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-07-06 0 en Desiderius Erasmus - Johannes Thurzo - 1520-07-06 REDI 102 en REDI