]> 2026-04-22T16:22:19+00:00 Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09 0 en 41.89332,12.48293 1726-04-09Z 2351566.5 'I have spent 3 months with great pleasure and some profit among the Antient and Modern Curiosities of this famous City, which have cost one daily reading and application and filled 140 Pages in my Journal… my Antiquary Ficheroni… I have seen several Curious Cabinets of Medals, Cameo’s and Intaglio’s, and have just learned to know, that besides beauty and Curiosity there is great Erudition in them, because they not only express the habits, Rights, Ceremonies, Customs &c of the Ancients but are great helpers to History and Chronology, and because by the help of them and of ancient Bas relievos and Inscriptions, one may confront one Author with another, and secundum allegata & probata [as alleged and proved] pass our Judgement. ...<br> I must now tell you that I have spent 150 £ in 5 marble tables, 2 Landscapes of Ruins, a little Suite of Brass Medals, more for use than Show, 50 £ worth of Prints of Modern and Antique Rome and of the Chief Paintings, 2 or 3 fans, 2 or 3 Cameo’s &c. But do think me by this a great Vertuoso, for I am no more than a Haberdasher of Small wares; but tis an old advice ''Romano vivere more''.' (BL, Add MS 47031, ff. 138v-141v; Burnett 2020b, pp. 1152, 1306) 14071 Add MS 47031, ff.138v-141v English Burnett 2020b, pp. 1152, 1306 rome cabinet 14071 Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09 Rome Correspondence.png 2023-07-03T15:16:16Z 2460129.1362963 2024-01-22T15:43:54Z 2460332.1554861 false Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09]] Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09# QUERY7f47e579be4fe8fb25811fb9ac95f5f3 0 0 csv 1 [[:Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09]] Edward Southwell - John Perceval 1726-04-09# QUERY8343098292a062c57d2e339b94402464