]> 2026-05-30T09:09:45+00:00 Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24 0 en 41.0092,28.96622 1628-01-24Z 2315697.5 'The antiquities which I conceiue your grace doth desire, (for curiosity in newe arts there is none here) are either columns or statues in stone, or bookes, or ancient coynes, or medalIs. ... Medalls and coynes in gold and siluer, of the antient Greeke kings and emperours, Armenians and Romans, by chaunce I light vpon: of those I will gather all that haue either bewty or antiquity; and these, and all, and all I can performe or finde, are freely presented to your grace.' (Roe 1740, p. 344, letter 246; Burnett 2020b, p. 353) 15342 English Burnett 2020b, p. 353 Roe 1740, p. 344, letter 246 greek roman 15342 Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24 Constantinople Correspondence.png 2023-09-25T15:15:18Z 2460213.135625 2023-09-25T16:32:55Z 2460213.1895255 false Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24]] Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24# QUERY40c233be1cd8e5ff9cb89f9833bb2fca 0 0 csv 1 [[:Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24]] Thomas Roe - George Villiers - 1628-01-24# QUERY5af530989e359d1cb2b11006ae05707f