]> 2026-05-30T05:16:16+00:00 William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26 0 en 54.470708333333,-1.6949944444444 1722-03-26Z 2350091.5 '[A long discussion of ancient coins & weights] ... And I beg the Favour of you, when you can spare Time, to fend me the precise Weight of your 8th Number, and likewise as many or the Greek ''Staters'' and ''Drachmæ'' and the Family, or Consular ''Denarii'', and also the ''Aureus'' and ''Denarius'' of ''Tiberius'' N. 98, 99. if they hold out their full Weight. As to the later Gold Coins after ''Constantine'' the ''Great'', I am not so curious to enquire after them, Mr. Greaves having collected a great many of them to my Hand, and given us the best he could meet with in ''Italy'', and their several Weights in Grains;' (Smith 1729, pp. 14-29; Burnett 2020b, p. 503) 15606 English Smith 1729, pp. 14-29 Burnett 2020b, p. 503 coin weight greek roman republican aurei denarius 15606 William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26 Melsonby Correspondence.png 2023-10-12T10:06:47Z 2460229.9213773 2023-10-12T10:06:47Z 2460229.9213773 true William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26 0 0 plainlist leaflet 1 [[:William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26]] William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26# QUERYc507405c524d1022aea2ec52d36fdab6 0 0 csv 1 [[:William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26]] William Smith - Ralph Thoresby - 1722-03-26# QUERYd66947105729d300f93bb64c3d31ca0e