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  • Simonds D'Ewes - 1646-11-12  + (The hoard does not seem to be otherwise known and is not listed in Robertson 2000.)
  • Burman 1727  + (The inserted link includes all five volumes.)
  • Martin Lister - John Thoresby - 1675-05-29  + (The letter is addressed simply to 'Mr ThirThe letter is addressed simply to 'Mr Thiresby at his house in Leedes', and it is not clear whether this refers to John Thoresby or his son Ralph. EMLO and Roos 2016 both give the recipient at Ralph, but Wykes 2016 suggests John. Burnett 2020b, p. 711 accepts Wykes suggestion, noting that Ralph is not known to have had much interest in numismatic matters until the early 1680s. numismatic matters until the early 1680s.)
  • Oderico 1786  + (The letter is dated "Genova, 20 novembre 1785", and is kept in Genoa, Biblioteca Universitaria: Manoscritti, ms.E._VII.9.)
  • Oderico 1822  + (The letter is dated 10 January 1778.)
  • Alexander Cunningham - Gisbert Cuper - 1704  + (The letter was sent unfinished, breaking oThe letter was sent unfinished, breaking off in the middle of a paragraph, but it was placed by Cuper in his collection of letters between ones from him to Cunningham, written on 4 May 1704 and 6 July 1704, so it was presumably written sometime in May or June 1704.ably written sometime in May or June 1704.)
  • De Bie 1634  + (The link refers to the 1636 edition.)
  • Ralph Thoresby - Edward Lhuyd - 1705-11-19  + (The manuscript is damaged and the transcription on EMLO is considerably more lacunose than that given here, which is taken from Hearne 1885.)
  • Francesco I de' Medici - Ercole Basso - 1574-4-10  + (The page on the external link mentions erroneously the name Stefano Alli as recipient.)
  • Francesco I de' Medici - Ercole Basso - 1574-2-6  + (The page on the external link mentions erroneously the name Stefano Alli as recipient.)
  • Ercole Basso - Francesco I de' Medici - 1574-4-20  + (The page on the external link mentions, erroneously, the year 1674.)
  • Ercole Basso - Francesco I de' Medici - 1574-9-21  + (The page on the external link reports erroneously the year 1674.)
  • owl:differentFrom  + (The property that determines that two given individuals are different.)
  • Sylvester Bolton - James West? - 1741  + (The recipient of the letter is uncertain, but Burnett 2020b, p. 1297 suggests James West 'since material relating to West is in the same folder and we also know that West made use of the Willis collection in his notes on Stephen Leake's book.')
  • D'Ewes, Simonds - Imperatores Caesares et Augustae post Heraclium  + (The same title is repeated on BL, Harley MS 255, f.212r, but no entries follow, although there are subsequently several blank pages.)
  • Bertoli 1739 vol. 1  + (The second and third volumes of the Antichità remained manuscripts, and were published in 2002, and 2003 (see Bertoli 2002 vol. 2, and Bertoli 2003 vol. 3).)
  • Behrnauer 1726  + (The text includes only 2 pages.)
  • Carrera 1639 vol. 1  + (The third volume was not published.)
  • D'Ewes, Simonds - Numi Anglo-Saxonici et Neustro-Anglici  + (The title Numi Anglo-Saxonici et Neustro- Anglici is repeated on BL, Harley MS 255, f.235v, but there are no entries.)
  • Ercole Basso - Francesco I de' Medici - 1584-4-21  + (The website reports Antonio Serguidi as the recipient, but, the text of the letter suggests probably being Francesco I de' Medici.)
  • Budé 1515  + (The work had seven edition: 1) 1515 (Parisiis); 2) 1516 (Parisiis); 3) 1522 (Venetiis); 4) 1524 (Parisiis); 5) 1527 (Parisiis); 6) 1532 (Parisiis); 7) 1541 (Parisiis) posthumous edition. There were also numerous reprints (see Sanchi 2012).)
  • Bernardo Vecchietti  + (The work mentioned in the external link is Bury 1985 (see Literature).)
  • Pedrusi 1721 vol. 8  + (The work was continued by Pietro Piovene with the volumes 9 and 10 (see Piovene 1724, and Piovene 1727).)
  • Bellori 1676  + (The work was reprinted in 1685.)
  • Beaupré Bell - Francis Blomefield - 1746-01-26  + (The year 1746 is given by Nichols 1781-1790, but must be incorrect since Bell died in 1741.)
  • Budé 1528  + (There are many editions both of the "De Asse..." and the "Breviarium". To examine in depth this question see: Sanchi 2012, and Burnett 2017.)
  • Frölich 1762  + (There is also a second issue published by There is also a second issue published by Johann Paul Krauss: https://books.google.it/books?id=EX4VwQEACAAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=it&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false</br></br>The work also includes the elogium of Erasmus Frölich by Joseph Khell von Khellburg: p. 7-27.elogium of Erasmus Frölich by Joseph Khell von Khellburg: p. 7-27.)
  • Gale, Roger - Catalogue of the coin collection of Roger Gale  + (There is also in the Fitzwilliam a second,There is also in the Fitzwilliam a second, fair, copy (with the same press mark), of a smaller size and running to 344 pages. The copy is written in the hand of the more general 18th-century catalogue discussed below. The copy is not titled, but the coins are exactly the same, and it has later been annotated ‘Catalogue of Mr Gales Coins’. A slip of paper has also been added, stating ‘A Cabinet of Coins bequeathed to the University by Roger Gale Esq. at Scruton, Yorks, 1743’, and that it was ‘Transferred from the University Library 5 May 1856’. That it is a copy of the other 1737 version (the original) is clear from the way that the later additional entries to the original catalogue, added by Gale either in the second column or in slightly different handwriting, have all been written out in a single sequence. The copy also omits a few of Gale’s comments, as well as the last sections (‘Numismatum ... valores’ and ‘Index Imperatorum’). The imperial coins have also been divided into separate sequences for the silver and the bronze.e sequences for the silver and the bronze.)
  • Tristan de Saint-Amant 1657 vol. 1  + (Third edition of the work.)
  • Tristan de Saint-Amant 1657 vol. 3  + (Third edition of the work.)
  • Tristan de Saint-Amant 1657 vol. 2  + (Third edition of the work.)
  • Pinkerton 1808 vol. 2  + (Third edition.)
  • Pinkerton 1808 vol. 1  + (Third edition.)
  • Traherne, Philip - Catalogue of the coin collection of Philip Traherne - London, British Library - Add MS 22911, ff.265-80  + (This MS is often identified as the list ofThis MS is often identified as the list of John Covel's collection made by Humfrey Wanley when seeking to acquire Covel's collection for Lord Harley, but Burnett 2020b, pp. 593-4 has reattributed it to Traherne on the basis of the similarity of handwriting and coins mentioned in Traherne's letters.and coins mentioned in Traherne's letters.)
  • Giornale de' letterati 1793 vol. 91  + (This article continues the examination of the Eckhel's work, in particular pertaining to the first volume.)
  • Goltzius 1576b  + (This book is included in: Sicilia et Magna Graecia sive historiae urbium et populorum Graeciae ex antiquis numismatibus restitutae. Liber Primus (see Goltzius 1576a).)
  • Bottari 1759 vol. 3  + (This book is part of Bottari 1757-1773.)
  • Bottari 1766 vol. 5  + (This book is part of Bottari 1757-1773.)
  • Goltzius 1576a  + (This book is part of a series of 4 books wThis book is part of a series of 4 books with a general title: Graecia sive historiae urbium et populorum Graeciae ex antiquis numismatibus restitutae. Libri Quatuor:</br></br>Lib. I. Sicilia et Magna Graecia;</br>Lib. II. Epirus, Peloponesus, Thessalia, Macedonia et Thracia;</br>Lib. III. Insulae Graeciae;</br>Lib. IIII. Asia, Syria, Aegyptus et Africa.</br></br>Only the first book was published.frica. Only the first book was published.)
  • Bellotti 1722b  + (This dissertation was extensively contested by Apostolo Zeno (see the following letters: Apostolo Zeno - Pier Caterino Zeno - 1725-4-14; Apostolo Zeno - Pier Caterino Zeno - 1725-5-19; Apostolo Zeno - Pier Caterino Zeno - 1726-9-14).)
  • Anonymous 1726  + (This iconographic apparatus (containing 92This iconographic apparatus (containing 92 plates) precedes the critical text by Alberto Mazzoleni: see Mazzoleni 1740 vol. 1; Mazzoleni 1741 vol. 2; Mazzoleni 1744 vol. 3.</br></br>The publication was mentioned by Apostolo Zeno in a letter to his brother Pier Caterino: "Son bene impiegate le lodi, che avete date nel Giornale all’opera dei Medaglioni Pisani. S’io fossi stato per altro in Venezia avanti la pubblicazione di essa, vi avrei fatti ammendare molti gravi errori corsi nelle leggende, massimamente Greche, dei Medaglioni. Di più non avrei lasciato che si attribuisse nella Tavola XIX. un medaglione che è di Faustina juniore, moglie di Marco Aurelio, a Faustina seniore, moglie di Antonino Pio, battuto in Tiana. Di più avrei avvertito, che tutti i medaglioni che si assegnano a Costanzo Cloro, padre di Costantino, sono fuor d’ogni dubbio di Costanzo juniore, figliuolo di Costantino. Ma al fatto non v’è rimedio, e ‘l parlarne adesso sarebbe un far dispiacere a quel dignissimo senatore" (see Apostolo Zeno - Pier Caterino Zeno - 1727-10-18).o Zeno - Pier Caterino Zeno - 1727-10-18).)
  • Beverini 1714  + (This is a reprint of the 1711 edition.)
  • Reginald Bainbrigg? - William Camden? - n.d.  + (This is taken to be a letter by Burnett 20This is taken to be a letter by Burnett 2020b, p. 140 because of the nature of the contents, but there is no indication of addressee or of date. That the author was Bainbrigg is suggested by the fact that the MS looks like other papers in the same part of the volume that have been attributed to him. Many of the notes seem to be intended for Camden. the notes seem to be intended for Camden.)
  • Burnett 2020b  + (This is the most extensive book ever published on numismatic antiquarianism. There are too many persons or keywords to be quoted.)
  • Liruti 1759  + (This letter is also published in Nuova raccolta d'opuscoli scientifici, e filologici [...] 1759 vol. 5.)
  • John Brearcliffe - Martin Lister - undated  + (This letter is undated and unsigned, but Burnett 2020b, p. 709 identifies the author as Brearcliffe since it is in the same handwriting and format as Brearcliffe's other letters.)
  • Gisbert Cuper - Antoine Galland - 1705-12-9  + (This letter quotes [[Alexander Cunningham - Gisbert Cuper - undated|another epistle from Cunningham to Cuper]] (and thus provides a ''terminus ante quem'' for Cunningham's otherwise undated letter).)
  • Juan Luis Vives - Frans van Cranevelt - 1520-10-10  + (This seems to be a reference to the gifts of coins and a finger ring described in [[Frans_van_Cranevelt_-_Desiderius_Erasmus_-_1520-09-19|Cranevelt's letter to Erasmus]].)
  • Hearne, Thomas - Listings of coins in the Bodleian Library  + (This volume also contains [[Elstob, William - An account of ye examination that was made of the several Roman weights that are to be met wthin the Cabinets belonging to ye Bodleian Library Among Archbishop Lauds Roman Families|notes on Roman aes grave by William Elstob/Humfrey Wanley]]This volume also contains [[Elstob, William - An account of ye examination that was made of the several Roman weights that are to be met wthin the Cabinets belonging to ye Bodleian Library Among Archbishop Lauds Roman Families|notes on Roman aes grave by William Elstob/Humfrey Wanley]].[[Elstob, William - An account of ye examination that was made of the several Roman weights that are to be met wthin the Cabinets belonging to ye Bodleian Library Among Archbishop Lauds Roman Families|notes on Roman aes grave by William Elstob/Humfrey Wanley]].)
  • Voisin 1836 vol. 1  + (This volume includes a biography of Charles Van Hulthem: "Notice sur Charles Van Hulthem", p. I-LXX.)