]> 2026-04-22T09:48:27+00:00 William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15 0 en 38.423744444444,27.142802777778 1715-09-15Z 2347707.5 'I shoud be extream glad to serve you in any thing you shall me capable of, in these parts, w^ch woud in some measure excuse y^e freedom I take in desiring you to procure for me what medals you can meet w^th. Y^e passion I have for them, has occasiond my being troublesome to persons of all nations, where I have had the least prospect of success. Syria is y^e most fertile place of them, of any I know, & what is more considerable, those y^t were coind there are generally of good use, especially in chronology, having y^e dates of cities upon them. I have not yet met w^th any of y^r city, y^e ancient Ptolemais, tho’ I have large parcells, from M^r Consul Carew, & y^e Rev^d. M^r Owen.' (Royal Society, MS 256/742; Burnett 2020b, p. 13) 15953 MS 256/742 English Burnett 2020b, p. 613 commission ptolemais syria eras chronology 15953 William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15 Smyrna Correspondence.png 2023-11-09T17:09:56Z 2460258.2152315 2023-11-09T17:10:57Z 2460258.2159375 false William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15]] William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15# QUERYd9041a62ecc9409393d5e46a80aeab16 0 0 csv 1 [[:William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15]] William Sherard - Thomas Usgate - 1715-09-15# QUERY8deaf6aa9181e45f174c026c8ba45207