William Crosse - William Sherard - 1716-07-31

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William Crosse, Pera

William Crosse - William Sherard - 1716-07-31

FINA IDUnique ID of the page ᵖ	14441
InstitutionName of Institution.	London, Royal Society
InventoryInventory number.	MS 252/119
AuthorAuthor of the document.	William Crosse
RecipientRecipient of the correspondence.	William Sherard
Correspondence dateDate when the correspondence was written: day - month - year .	July 31, 1716
PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution.	Pera 41° 0' 33.12" N, 28° 57' 58.39" E
Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation.	Paul Lucas, Thomas Owen
LiteratureReference to literature.	Burnett 2020b, pp. 1523-4, 6211
KeywordNumismatic Keywords ᵖ	Roman Provincial , Coin Price
LanguageLanguage of the correspondence	English
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'Pera 31^st July 1716
Hon^d S^r
I gave you y^e Trouble of a Letter under 21^st of June, & soon after receivd yo^r Favour of y^e 22^d of May: I had not been so Tardy w^th my Thanks for it & my Answer to it, but that I apprehended you to be upon yo^r Travels & hope you are by this time returnd in Safety after having met w^th full compensation for all yo^r Fatigue & Expence. I receivd by y^e Hands of Mr March y^e Medal ΦΑΙΣΤΙΩΝ. It may probaly be rare, but I want Skill in Town Pieces, having had no Experience in ’em, & especially when they bear no Inscrip’ they are such dry Food y^t I can’t tast ’em for I have no Book. By y^e Keat (?) Galley I forwarded to you (according to yo^r Co’mand) some of y^e best of a great deal of bad Stuff \from this market/; To say y^e Truth I was almost ashamd of it but considering y^t it was to be disposd of, it might possibly answer your Purpose. I have since found ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΩΝ ΠΡΩΤΗΣ, ab^t 5^d, w^ch shall go by M^r March & any Thing else y^t offers. I am obligd to you for yo^r kind Profer of a Catalogue & directions for y^e Colony Medals. But to say y^e Truth I have no Hope or design of giving y^m any disturbance, since I shall probably never meet wth a Competent Number of y^e Coyns. My Bro^r Owen bidds much fairer to become a great Proficient in this Science yⁿ my self. I find he gains considerably in his Progressions, but I am sure M^r Paul Lucas has taught him to pay too dear for his Curiosity. I cannot see any Thing in that catalogue to be worth more than y^e Valuation you putt upon it & indeed according to my way of Estimating & Purchasing Medals, I could not have raisd it quite so high. I hope my Bro^r will have y^e Happiness of meeting you at Smirna, because tis what I know he earnestly desires. I am glad to hear you desire to leave some of yo^r Books to him to encourage this study, I hope to reap some Benefit fro’ them. The departure of his Excellence seems at p’sent to be a little at a stand so I hope we shall have yo^r Company till Spring. I have been much indispos’d of late w^th a Fever, w^ch is at last converted into an Ague. So y^t I much entreat you to place to y^e Acco^t of Sickness & disorder y^t w^ch may otherwise look like Negligence. Pardon this Confusion, & believe me to be w^th all possible Respect
S^r
Y^r very obligd & humble Serv^t
W Cross
To the Worshipful W^m Sherard
Esq^r Consul for his Majesty
of Great Britain
At
Smirna
R Aug 9 1716
Answ Sept 8'

(Royal Society, MS 252/119; Burnett 2020b, pp. 1523-4)