]> 2026-05-29T15:31:01+00:00 Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01 0 en 41.0092,28.96622 1623-05-01Z 2313968.5 'Antiquities in gold and silver, of the antient Greeks, from Alexander downward, and many Romans more antient, are here to be gathered; butt so deare, by reason the last French ambassador made great search, and some Italians are ready to buy, that I know not whether your lordship will esteeme them at such rates. The meddles of gold, or olde quoyne, if they bee faire, and the inscriptions ledgible, are held at twice and thrice the waight. Some, for curiosity, I haue bought, with others pretended to be Aegiptian, Armenian, and Arabian: but my skill is not great, I iudge only by the eye; these shall serve your lordship, if you like them.' (Roe 1740, p. 154; Burnett 2020b, p. 357) 15348 English Roe 1740, p. 154 Burnett 2020b, pp. 357, 647, 1153 greek roman 15348 Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01 Constantinople Correspondence.png 2023-09-25T16:40:19Z 2460213.1946644 2024-01-22T15:44:32Z 2460332.1559259 false Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01]] Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01# QUERY7c24a4ed3ba55a56fe880dfb70099d1d 0 0 csv 1 [[:Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01]] Thomas Roe - Thomas Howard - 1623-05-01# QUERY4128eee993b43a0f6b47f260d904b1a1