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Bianchini, Francesco - Numismata descripta - Verona, Biblioteca civica - ms. 905 (771)

2024-02-02T12:12:10Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Numismata descripta
|Institution=Verona, Biblioteca civica
|Place=Verona
|Inventory=ms. 905 [771]
|Author=Francesco Bianchini
|Associated persons=Francesco Bianchini
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 399 n. 154
|Grand document=Vérone, Biblioteca Civica di Verona (Ms. 905 [771]) : Numismata descripta, description du médaillier de
Bianchini, autographe), 2 vol. de 94 p. chacun, 19 x 13 cm. Le vol. I décrit la collection de monnaies
romaines, Patin est souvent cité, Spon parfois ; le catalogue est inachevé (une page seulement de petits
bronzes, s’arrête à Auguste). Le vol. II compte quelques monnaies grecques et quelques modernes
(information : Jean Guillemain).
|Collection=Catalogue of Francesco Bianchini's coin collection
}}
{{Remark
|Remark=2 vol. de 94 p. chacun, 19 x 13 cm. Le vol. I décrit la collection de monnaies
romaines, Patin est souvent cité, Spon parfois ; le catalogue est inachevé (une page seulement de petits
bronzes, s’arrête à Auguste). Le vol. II compte quelques monnaies grecques et quelques modernes
|Language=fr
}}

Goorle 1605 by Elias Ashmole

2024-02-02T12:07:33Z

George:

{{Copy or Translation of Printed Book
|Title=Thesaurus numismatum Romanorum aureorum argenteorum aereorum ad familias ejus urbis spectantium usque ad obitum Augusti, Accessere eiusdem paralipomena seu typi numorum Romanorum quos a Fulvio Ursino partim non editos omnino partim non ita editos idem posside
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Ashmole 1148, ff.397ff.
|Author=Abraham van Goorle
|Publication date=1605
|Place=Delft
|Type of manuscript=copy
|Translator=Elias Ashmole
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 341 n. 201
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman republican
|Grand document='Bodleian Library, MS Ashmole 1148, ff.397ff., consists of 85 handwritten pages by Ashmole, headed ‘Transcribed from Abraham Gorlaeus his Thesaurus Numismatum Romanorum, Printed 1605’. It is an exact transcription, and presumably was what Ashmole worked from. The ‘Omissa’ at the end of Gorlaeus have been inserted in the correct places. Puzzlingly there do seem to be a few other additions.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 341 n. 201)
}}

Marsham 1672

2024-02-02T11:57:40Z

George:

{{Literature
|Author=John Marsham
|Title=Chronicus Canon Aegyptiacus, Ebraicus, Graecus et Disquisitiones
|Literature year=1672
|Place=London
|Literature type=monograph
|Citation=Marsham, John (1672) Chronicus Canon Aegyptiacus, Ebraicus, Graecus et Disquisitiones, Londinii, Excudebat Tho. Roycroft, Prostant apud Guliel. Wells.
|Link=https://archive.org/details/bub_gb__WecQMs6VtAC/page/n3/mode/2up
|Numismatic keyword=chronology; egypt; hebrew; greek
|FINA Bibliography=No
|Language=Latin
}}
{{Remark
|Remark='The book was originally intended for publication in 1666, but half way through its printing it was destroyed by the Great Fire, and it did not finally came out until 1672. There seems to be only a single surviving copy of the lost 1666 edition, today in the British Library BL (C133 g 3). The copy has no title page and goes only to p. 280, where, at bottom of the final page, someone (Marsham?) has written ‘Exemplaria quingenta, huc usq[ue] impressa, incendio Londinensi perierunt, 4th die Sept. a0 1666’ [500 copies, printed this far, perished in the fire of London, 4th September 1666]. The two editions are basically the same, but the 1672 one has more material, and sometimes it is printed in a different order.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 551)
|Language=en
}}

Oswald Dykes - Robert Bruce Cotton - 1603

2024-02-02T11:44:53Z

George: Created page with "{{Correspondence |Institution=London, British Library |Inventory=Cotton MS Julius C III, f.164v |Author=Oswald Dykes |Recipient=Robert Bruce Cotton |Correspondence date=1603 |..."

{{Correspondence
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Cotton MS Julius C III, f.164v
|Author=Oswald Dykes
|Recipient=Robert Bruce Cotton
|Correspondence date=1603
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 175
|Numismatic keyword=local finds
|CorrespondenceLanguage=English
|Grand document=Presents a coin, 'found about Cattrigge (?)', to Cotton. (Burnett 2020b, p. 175)
}}

John Barkham - Robert Bruce Cotton - ????-01-05

2024-02-02T11:41:10Z

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{{Correspondence
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Cotton MS Julius C III, f.16
|Author=John Barkham
|Recipient=Robert Bruce Cotton
|Literature=Dykes 2017, p. 135; Burnett 2020b, p. 415 n. 308
|Numismatic keyword=coin collection
|CorrespondenceLanguage=English
|Grand document='Coynes, wch yu can spare ... & any that I have (wch you want) are yours; but I cannot beleeve my poore store, hath any thing nere yr choice' (Dykes 2017, p. 135; Burnett 2020b, p. 415 n. 308)
}}

Cuper, Gisbert - The Hague, KB, Ms. 72 G 10

2024-02-02T11:23:16Z

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{{Correspondence Collection
|Title=Correspondence of Gisbert Cuper with Gilbert Burnet
|Institution=The Hague, Koninklijke Bibliotheek
|Inventory=Ms. 72 G 10
|Author=Gisbert Cuper; Gilbert Burnet
|Recipient=Gilbert Burnet; Gisbert Cuper
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 1064 n. 491
}}

A Catalogue of Gold Medals ... bought by Doctor Mead for 200 Guineas, 11th November 1734 - Glasgow, Glasgow University - MS Hunterian Add q76

2024-02-02T11:18:31Z

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=A Catalogue of Gold Medals weighing altogether 13 oz. 17 dwt 0 gr bought by Doctor Mead for 200 Guineas, 11th November 1734
|Institution=Glasgow, Glasgow University
|Inventory=MS Hunterian Add q76
|Collector=Richard Mead
|Catalogue date=1734/11/11
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Richard Mead
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 1134-5, 1665-6
|Numismatic keyword=gold; greek; roman; roman imperial
|Grand document=A list of 12 Greek, 54 Roman and 4 ‘incerta’ gold coins, bought by Mead from an unknown vendor in 1734. As many as 16 of the coins, some 25%, are marked as false, and more may have been. The list is transcribed by Burnett 2020b, pp. 1665-6.
}}

Bell, Beaupré - Engravings for Tabulae Augustae

2024-02-02T11:07:12Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Engravings for Tabulae Augustae
|Institution=Cambridge, Trinity College
|Inventory=MS R.10.12
|Author=Beaupré Bell
|Literature=James 1901-1904, no. 855; Burnett 2020b, pp. 1657-9, 392 n. 94
|Numismatic keyword=engraved plates; illustrations; roman; roman imperial
|Link=https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/R.10.12
|Grand document='Prints from the coin engravings can be found stuck in among [Bell's] papers, and the fullest set is in Trinity College, MS R.10.12 = James 1901-1904, no. 855. It begins with a sort of visual catalogue of all the images that Bell had prepared, numbered and ranging in chronological order from Julius Caesar (4) to Mariniana (109): there is no sign of any later images and even the 109 have a number of gaps, there being engravings of only 70 of the relevant 109 persons.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 1657)
}}

Bell, Beaupré - Tabulae Augustae

2024-02-02T11:04:12Z

George:

{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Tabulae Augustae
|Institution=Cambridge, Trinity College
|Inventory=MS R.10.11
|Author=Beaupré Bell
|Publication date=1736
|Literature=James 1901-1904, no. 854; Burnett 2020b, pp. 1656-7,
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial
|ManuscriptLanguage=Latin
|Link=https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/R.10.11
|Grand document='The fullest text of the body of the book is to be found in Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R.10.11, in this case with a title page dated 1736. It consists of approximately a hundred pages, with a standard format. Each emperor is introduced with historical notes, carefully annotated with references at the bottom of the page, and followed by his wives and any relevant ‘socii reges’. A number of coin engravings have been stuck in at the relevant points. The commentaries generally do not mention coins, although Urbs Roma and Constantinopolis are listed correctly after Constantine, but provide details of events in the emperor’s life and his titles, appearance and character. Most are derived from Tacitus, Suetonius and Dio, and correspondingly later sources for the later periods, e.g. the ''Historia Augusta''. There are many corrections and additions in Bell’s hand, including amendments to the coin engravings (Trajan, Pescennius and Geta), and the narrative seems to have been unfinished, reaching only as far as Valentinian III (thus for the original 400, rather than the revised 600, years?).
Bell subsequently began [[Bell, Beaupré - Catalogue of the collection of Beaupré Bell|another new version]], with a title page, now dated 1741, but it has only the first seven pages, from Pompey to Augustus, and they can have been written only shortly before Bell’s death in August of that year.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 1656)
}}

Bell, Beaupré - Tabulae Augustae

2024-02-02T11:01:05Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Tabulae Augustae
|Institution=Cambridge, Trinity College
|Inventory=MS R.10.11
|Author=Beaupré Bell
|Publication date=1736
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 1656-7,
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial
|ManuscriptLanguage=Latin
|Link=https://mss-cat.trin.cam.ac.uk/Manuscript/R.10.11
|Grand document='The fullest text of the body of the book is to be found in Cambridge, Trinity College, MS R.10.11, in this case with a title page dated 1736. It consists of approximately a hundred pages, with a standard format. Each emperor is introduced with historical notes, carefully annotated with references at the bottom of the page, and followed by his wives and any relevant ‘socii reges’. A number of coin engravings have been stuck in at the relevant points. The commentaries generally do not mention coins, although Urbs Roma and Constantinopolis are listed correctly after Constantine, but provide details of events in the emperor’s life and his titles, appearance and character. Most are derived from Tacitus, Suetonius and Dio, and correspondingly later sources for the later periods, e.g. the ''Historia Augusta''. There are many corrections and additions in Bell’s hand, including amendments to the coin engravings (Trajan, Pescennius and Geta), and the narrative seems to have been unfinished, reaching only as far as Valentinian III (thus for the original 400, rather than the revised 600, years?).
Bell subsequently began [[Bell, Beaupré - Notebook of Beaupré Bell|another new version]], with a title page, now dated 1741, but it has only the first seven pages, from Pompey to Augustus, and they can have been written only shortly before Bell’s death in August of that year.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 1656)
}}

Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales

2024-02-02T10:47:26Z

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{{Institution
|Place=Aberystwyth
|Country=United Kingdom
|Coordinates=52.41446, -4.06851
|Link=https://www.library.wales
}}

Edward Lhuyd - Richard Mostyn - 1695-11-26

2024-02-02T10:46:44Z

George:

{{Correspondence
|Institution=Aberystwyth, National Library of Wales
|Inventory=Peniarth MS 426, f.52
|Author=Edward Lhuyd
|Recipient=Richard Mostyn
|Correspondence date=1695/11/26
|Associated persons=Robert Welborne; Henry Mordaunt; Hadriaan Beverland; Sir Roger Mostyn
|Literature=Gunther 1945, pp. 292-5 Letter 141; Burnett 2020b, pp. 368, 727 n. 217, 950, 1247
|Numismatic keyword=coin collection; collection sale; collection price
|CorrespondenceLanguage=English
|Link=http://tinyurl.com/y9zg7aj4
|Grand document='Since ye sealing of this, I received a letter from one Welborne, who is Steward to ye Earl of Peterburrough; wherein he offers to sale (either to the University or any private person) a Collection of silver and brasse \coyns/, consisting of 13 hundred pieces; but at so dear a rate, (viz. 6s. one with another) that I know ’tis to no purpose to mention it to ye V. Chr [Vice Chancellor], nor in[deed] would the University buy them at any rate. I suppose ’tis ye Collectio[n] of his Master, tho’ he only tels me, they belong to an ancient Gentleman, who is willing to part with them because his Sight begins to grow dimme; an[d] addes there’s a cabinet to be sold with them, so curious that it was design’d to have been presented to K. James as a repository for his Medals. I have heard Beverlandt commend Peterburrough’s coyns as ye best collection in England. This I have added because I know not but Sr Roger may be disposed to purchase such a collection. I suppose for a small gratuity we might have a man of judgement & fidelity to view them; and doubt not but they will abate much of the price he proposes, though he says 30ll. a piece have been offd for so[me]. A Letter may be directed to Mr. Robt Welborne, near The E. of Peterb’s House, by the Horse Ferry in Westminster.'

(Gunther 1945, pp. 292-5 Letter 141; Burnett 2020b, pp. 368, 1247)
}}

Courten, William - A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698 - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2

2024-02-02T10:31:59Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2
|Author=William Courten
|Collector=William Courten
|Catalogue date=1698/07/02
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Jacques Cronstedt; Pierre Chabert
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=exchange; roman; brutus; eid mar; domitilla; pescennius niger; manlia; paulina; maximus; tranquillina; procopius
|Grand document='Two small pieces on paper. At the top of the first (f.91r), Courten has written ‘2d July 1698 for ye exchange of Hostilianus £0:05s:00d’. Underneath (and perhaps related, and written in another hand):

Brutus Eid Mar 3: 
Domitilla 1:10:- 
Pescennius 11:- 
Manlia Scantilla 3:- 
Paulina 1:- 
Maximus 1:- 
Tranquillina 6:- 
Procopius 2:- 
[92r] 
en argent ll s d 
Maximus 1:-:- 
Paulina 1;-:- 
Procopius 2:-:- 
mon addresse 
a Monsieur Pierre Chabert Banquier a Paris mon nom Jacques Cronstedt.'

(Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698 - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2

2024-02-02T10:31:44Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2
|Author=William Courten
|Catalogue date=1698/07/02
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Jacques Cronstedt; Pierre Chabert
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=exchange; roman; brutus; eid mar; domitilla; pescennius niger; manlia; paulina; maximus; tranquillina; procopius
|Grand document='Two small pieces on paper. At the top of the first (f.91r), Courten has written ‘2d July 1698 for ye exchange of Hostilianus £0:05s:00d’. Underneath (and perhaps related, and written in another hand):

Brutus Eid Mar 3: 
Domitilla 1:10:- 
Pescennius 11:- 
Manlia Scantilla 3:- 
Paulina 1:- 
Maximus 1:- 
Tranquillina 6:- 
Procopius 2:- 
[92r] 
en argent ll s d 
Maximus 1:-:- 
Paulina 1;-:- 
Procopius 2:-:- 
mon addresse 
a Monsieur Pierre Chabert Banquier a Paris mon nom Jacques Cronstedt.'

(Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Remarques of Medls. How to know the true from the false - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3962, f.6

2024-02-02T10:30:38Z

George: Created page with "{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work |Title=Remarques of Medls. How to know the true from the false |Institution=London, British Library |Inventory=Sloane MS 3962, f.6 |Author=Wil..."

{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Remarques of Medls. How to know the true from the false
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962, f.6
|Author=William Courten
|Literature=Vico 1555; Burnett 2020b, pp. 777-8
|Numismatic keyword=forgeries
|ManuscriptLanguage=Italian
|Grand document='One other set of notes is entitled ‘Remarques of Medls. How to know the true from the false,’ subsequently written in Italian. This does not, of course, mean they are derived from any book, although they recall the discussion of forgeries in Enea Vico’s ''Discorsi''. As Courten does not give any source, they may well represent his own views. The notes cover topics such as how to recognise the ancient from the modern, how to recognise a fake patina, how forgeries would be made in bronze, how to tell an ancient die from a modern one, or how to assess the corrosion products.' (Burnett 2020b, pp. 777-8)
}}

Courten, William - A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698 - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2

2024-02-02T10:26:10Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2
|Author=William Courten
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Jacques Cronstedt; Pierre Chabert
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=exchange; roman; brutus; eid mar; domitilla; pescennius niger; manlia; paulina; maximus; tranquillina; procopius
|Grand document='Two small pieces on paper. At the top of the first (f.91r), Courten has written ‘2d July 1698 for ye exchange of Hostilianus £0:05s:00d’. Underneath (and perhaps related, and written in another hand):

Brutus Eid Mar 3: 
Domitilla 1:10:- 
Pescennius 11:- 
Manlia Scantilla 3:- 
Paulina 1:- 
Maximus 1:- 
Tranquillina 6:- 
Procopius 2:- 
[92r] 
en argent ll s d 
Maximus 1:-:- 
Paulina 1;-:- 
Procopius 2:-:- 
mon addresse 
a Monsieur Pierre Chabert Banquier a Paris mon nom Jacques Cronstedt.'

(Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698 - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2

2024-02-02T10:22:18Z

George: Created page with "{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection |Title=A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698 |Institution=London, British Library |Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2 |Author=William C..."

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=A list of medals to exchange, 2 July 1698
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.91-2
|Author=William Courten
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Jacques Cronstedt; Pierre Chabert
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=exchange
|Grand document='Two small pieces on paper. At the top of the first (f.91r), Courten has written ‘2d July 1698 for ye exchange of Hostilianus £0:05s:00d’. Underneath (and perhaps related, and written in another hand):

Brutus Eid Mar 3: 
Domitilla 1:10:- 
Pescennius 11:- 
Manlia Scantilla 3:- 
Paulina 1:- 
Maximus 1:- 
Tranquillina 6:- 
Procopius 2:- 
[92r] 
en argent ll s d 
Maximus 1:-:- 
Paulina 1;-:- 
Procopius 2:-:- 
mon addresse 
a Monsieur Pierre Chabert Banquier a Paris mon nom Jacques Cronstedt.'

(Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII

2024-02-02T10:17:51Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.81
|Author=William Courten
|CatalogueLanguage=Latin
|Associated persons=Charles III de Croÿ, duke of Arschot
|Literature=Hemelaers 1627; Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Grand document='This item gives the title and publication details of the Duke of Arschot’s collection; ‘Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII’, and then lists out nos. 142, 146, 160, 183, 19, 194 and 204, but no reason is given (could they have been acquired by Courten?)' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII

2024-02-02T10:17:28Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.81
|Author=William Courten
|CatalogueLanguage=Latin
|Associated persons=Charles III de Croÿ, duke of Arschot
|Literature=Hemelaers 1627; Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Grand document='This item gives the title and publication details of the Duke of Arschot’s collection; ‘Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII’, and then lists out nos. 142, 146, 160, 183, 19, 194 and 204, but no reason is given (could they have been acquired by Courten?)' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII

2024-02-02T10:16:41Z

George: Created page with "{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection |Title=Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud P..."

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.81
|Author=William Courten
|CatalogueLanguage=Latin
|Associated persons=Charles III de Croÿ, duke of Arschot
|Literature=De Bie 1615; Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Grand document='This item gives the title and publication details of the Duke of Arschot’s collection; ‘Numismata aurea a Julio Caesare ad Heraclium ex musaeo Carolj Croii Ducis Arschotanj a Joanne Hemelario Explicata Antuerpiae apud Petrum et Joannem Belleros Ao MDCXXVII’, and then lists out nos. 142, 146, 160, 183, 19, 194 and 204, but no reason is given (could they have been acquired by Courten?)' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Medals which I wanted - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3961, f.70

2024-02-02T10:11:22Z

George: Created page with "{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work |Title=Medals which I wanted |Institution=London, British Library |Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.70 |Author=William Courten |Publication date=No..."

{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Medals which I wanted
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.70
|Author=William Courten
|Publication date=November 1700
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=coins lacking; roman; roman imperial
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document='[Left hand column:] ‘Medals AE which I wanted [in cipher] November 1700’. A list from ‘1 Caius, Agrippae et Iuliae f.’ (Augustus’s grandson) to ‘31 Valerianus Iunior’. [Right hand column:] ‘Medals AR which I wanted [in cipher] November 1700’. A list from ‘1 Sextus Pompeius’ to ‘98 Heraclius’. Some in each list have been marked with a x or a \, probably referring to ownership in some unexplained way. Some of the coins are not so rare (e.g., silver of ‘Iuba fil.’ [= Juba II of Mauretania], Crispina, Albinus, Eugenius, Honorius).' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Medailles Anciennes qui sont les plus rares en or, argent et cuivre

2024-02-02T10:09:10Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Medailles Anciennes qui sont les plus rares en or, argent et cuivre
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, ff.64-5
|Author=William Courten
|Associated persons=Jean Foy-Vaillant
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=roman; gold; silver; bronze; rarity; notes
|ManuscriptLanguage=French
|Grand document='Labelled ‘Medailles Anciennes qui sont les plus rares en or, argent et cuivre’. The list is headed ‘Les medailles des Colonies sont les bonnes’ and consists of a list from ‘Les medailles de Jules Cesar sont rares en or et en bronze et en argent dit Mr. Vaillant’ to ‘Glycerius, Julus Nepos rares’, followed by some general comments. This looks like a series of notes made from Vaillant (which would explain why it is in French).' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - G(old) medds yt that are rare. Silver medds yt are rare

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=G(old) medds yt that are rare. Silver medds yt are rare
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3961, f.4
|Author=William Courten
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial; rarity
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document='A list of (left hand column) ‘g(old) medds yt that are rare [in cipher]’ and (right hand column) ‘Silver medds yt are rare [in cipher]’. The gold column is a list of names from Julius Caesar to Postumus; as well as rare emperors, it includes many empresses and members of the imperial family. Often the names are followed by letters which look like ‘v.g.’, whose significance is not clear, and occasionally with the word ‘none’ (in cipher), strangely twice after M. Antonius and after Agrippina II; again its significance is unclear. The silver column similarly runs from ‘Julius Caesar’ to ‘Corn. Supera’ (the wife of Aemilian, but mistakenly described here as ‘uxor Valeriani Iunioris’). The letters ‘v.g.’ again appear, less frequently, and sometimes we also have ‘comon [in cipher]’, which seems to contradict the ‘rare’ of the heading in a confusing manner.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - A list of Roman emperors and empresses from Augustus to Nerva, with notes on rarity of the coins of each of them

2024-02-02T10:03:27Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=A list of Roman emperors and empresses from Augustus to Nerva, with notes on rarity of the coins of each of them.
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962, f.194
|Author=William Courten
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 767
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial; rarity
|ManuscriptLanguage=Latin
|Grand document='A list of Roman emperors and empresses from Augustus to Nerva, with notes on rarity of the coins of each of them. E.g. ‘Eius num. frequent: et tritj’ [his coins are common and worn] (Claudius); ‘Eius num: ex aere omnium Impp: rarissimi sunt’ [his coins in bronze are the rarest of all emperors] (Otho); ‘Prima aereos num: obtinuit a Senatu sed rarissimi sunt’ [she was the first woman to receive bronze coins from the senate, but they are very rare] (Agrippina II); or ‘Eius nummi vulgares et obvii’ [his coins are common and often met](Nerva).' (Burnett 2020b, p. 767)
}}

Courten, William - Mdls yt Mr Bohun wants - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3962, f.207

2024-02-02T09:59:19Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Mdls yt Mr Bohun wants
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962, f.207
|Author=William Courten
|Associated persons=Edmund Bohun
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 766 n. 52
|Numismatic keyword=coins lacking
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=An undated list of rulers from ‘1 Juba filius rare’, including ‘Cleopatra Regina Egypti scarse’ to ‘50 Heraclius’; appears to be a list of coins that Courten was trying to buy for Bohun.
}}

Courten, William - Notes on Roman weights - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3962, f.88

2024-02-02T09:55:12Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Notes on Roman weights
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962, f.88
|Author=William Courten
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 765 n. 46
|Numismatic keyword=weights; roman republican; roman; aes grave
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=Notes by Courten on Roman weights (including ''aes grave'').
}}

Courten, William - Coines and meddalls Bought since 1670 - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3988, ff.17-22

2024-02-02T09:50:34Z

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Coines and meddalls Bought since 1670
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3988, ff.17-22
|Author=William Courten
|Collector=William Courten
|Catalogue date=1674
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 1497-1500, 759-60
|Grand document=List of coins and values bought by Courten. The list was presumably composed in 1674, since that year appears at the end of the list. A transcription is given at Burnett 2020b, pp. 1497-1500.
}}

Courten, William - Lists of 'Things Bought' - BL, Sloane MS 3988

2024-02-02T09:46:55Z

George: George moved page Courten, William - Lists of 'Things Bought' - BL, Sloane MS 3988 to Courten, William - Catalogo dj quellj Curiosità chj venivano Allj miej manj Nel Anno 1667 - BL, Sloane MS 3988, ff.2-10

#REDIRECT [[Courten, William - Catalogo dj quellj Curiosità chj venivano Allj miej manj Nel Anno 1667 - BL, Sloane MS 3988, ff.2-10]]

Courten, William - Catalogo dj quellj Curiosità chj venivano Allj miej manj Nel Anno 1667 - BL, Sloane MS 3988, ff.2-10

2024-02-02T09:46:55Z

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Catalogo dj quellj Curiosità chj venivano Allj miej manj Nel Anno 1666
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3988, ff.2-10
|Author=William Courten
|Collector=William Courten
|Catalogue date=1666
|CatalogueLanguage=English; Italian
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 1496-1500, 758-9
|Grand document=Records of acquisitions between January 1666 and February 1668. A transcription of the numismatic elements is given by Burnett 2020b, pp. 1496-1500.
}}

Courten, William - Catalogo dj quellj Curiosità chj venivano Allj miej manj Nel Anno 1667 - BL, Sloane MS 3988, ff.2-10

2024-02-02T09:46:39Z

George:

Courten, William - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3962

2024-02-02T09:44:11Z

George:

{{Correspondence Collection
|Title=Correspondence of William Courten with Henry Hare, Lord Coleraine, 1690s
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962
|Author=William Courten; Henry Hare, 2nd Baron Coleraine; Edward Lhuyd; Heneage Finch
|Recipient=Henry Hare, 2nd Baron Coleraine; William Courten
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 369-74
|CatalogueLanguage=English
}}

Courten, William - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3962

2024-02-02T09:43:29Z

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{{Correspondence Collection
|Title=Correspondence of William Courten with Henry Hare, Lord Coleraine, 1690s
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3962
|Author=William Courten
|Recipient=Henry Hare, 2nd Baron Coleraine
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 369-74
|CatalogueLanguage=English
}}

Nathaniel Johnston - Ralph Thoresby - 1682/3-01-25

2024-02-01T16:10:13Z

George:

{{Correspondence
|Author=Nathaniel Johnston
|Recipient=Ralph Thoresby
|Correspondence date=1683/01/23
|Associated persons=Adolf Occo; Hubert Goltzius; Walter Stonehouse
|Literature=Thoresby 1912, pp. 4-5; Burnett 2020b, pp. 714, 704 n. 39, 711
|Numismatic keyword=numismatic literature; manuscript; book loan; catalogue; roman; saxon; english; scottish; greek; modern
|CorrespondenceLanguage=English
|Link=https://archive.org/details/thoresby005/page/4/mode/2up
|Grand document='I was so intent upon the view of your coynes … I pray you at your best leisure make an exact catalogue of your coynes, with a description of the impression of the face and revers and the circumscriptions, both Roman, Saxon, and English, Scotch, Greeke and modern coynes. I cannot get so much time to catalogue mine, as yet, therfor I would gladly peruse your catalogue, and desire the loane of Occo and [[Stonehouse, Walter - Nummorum Antiquorum Thesaurus|the MSS. of Mr Stonehouse]] and all the volume of Goltzius except his life of Julius Caesar.'

(Thoresby 1912, pp. 4-5; Burnett 2020b, pp. 714, 704 n. 39, 711, 863 n. 114)
}}

Nathaniel Johnston - Ralph Thoresby - 1682/3-01-23

2024-02-01T16:09:54Z

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Nathaniel Johnston - Ralph Thoresby - 1682/3-01-25

2024-02-01T16:09:53Z

George: George moved page Nathaniel Johnston - Ralph Thoresby - 1682/3-01-23 to Nathaniel Johnston - Ralph Thoresby - 1682/3-01-25

{{Correspondence
|Author=Nathaniel Johnston
|Recipient=Ralph Thoresby
|Correspondence date=1683/01/23
|Associated persons=Adolf Occo; Hubert Goltzius; Walter Stonehouse
|Literature=Thoresby 1912, pp. 4-5; Burnett 2020b, pp. 714, 704 n. 39, 711, 863 n. 114
|Numismatic keyword=numismatic literature; manuscript; book loan; catalogue; roman; saxon; english; scottish; greek; modern
|CorrespondenceLanguage=English
|Grand document='I was so intent upon the view of your coynes … I pray you at your best leisure make an exact catalogue of your coynes, with a description of the impression of the face and revers and the circumscriptions, both Roman, Saxon, and English, Scotch, Greeke and modern coynes. I cannot get so much time to catalogue mine, as yet, therfor I would gladly peruse your catalogue, and desire the loane of Occo and [[Stonehouse, Walter - Nummorum Antiquorum Thesaurus|the MSS. of Mr Stonehouse]] and all the volume of Goltzius except his life of Julius Caesar.'

(Thoresby 1912, pp. 4-5; Burnett 2020b, pp. 714, 704 n. 39, 711, 863 n. 114)
}}

Stukeley, William - Contents of the Medallic History of the first Brittish Kings. aug. 1762 - Oxford, Bodleian Library - MS Eng. Misc. d 445

2024-01-30T09:13:41Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Contents of the Medallic History of the first Brittish Kings. aug. 1762
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Eng. Misc. d 445
|Author=William Stukeley
|Publication date=1762
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 922
|Numismatic keyword=celtic; british coins
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document='Stukeley's more general work on ancient British coins, the MSS of which amount to some 200 folios. The work was left in several drafts and unfinished, several chapters existing only by their titles. It covered familiar ground, starting from Abraham and stressing the religious significance of the coins for Britain’s early history. The main interest here is that Stukeley had, however, completed several descriptions for coins for the plates (ff.30–9, 150–1, 161–92). The descriptions are, predictably, often fanciful.' (Burnett 2020b, p. 922)
}}

Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Oxford, Bodleian Library - MS Eng. Misc. d 439

2024-01-30T09:08:30Z

George:

{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Eng. Misc. d 439
|Author=William Stukeley
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 921-2
|Numismatic keyword=celtic; british coins; cunobelin
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=Draft of a work to be called ''Britannia Antiqua'' or ''The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus'', or variations thereof. Stukeley seems to have intended a general text and a commentary year by year of Cunobelin’s reign.
}}
{{Remark
|Remark=Another version of this to be found at [[Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Cambridge, Corpus Christi College - MS 614|Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 614]] (complete, and including chapter 3, not present here).
|Language=en
}}

Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Cambridge, Corpus Christi College - MS 614

2024-01-30T09:08:04Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus
|Institution=Cambridge, Corpus Christi College
|Inventory=MS 614
|Author=William Stukeley
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 921-2
|Numismatic keyword=celtic; british coins; cunobelin
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=Draft of a work to be called ''Britannia Antiqua'' or ''The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus'', or variations thereof. Stukeley seems to have intended a general text and a commentary year by year of Cunobelin’s reign.
}}
{{Remark
|Remark=Another version of this to be found at [[Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Oxford, Bodleian Library - MS Eng. Misc. d 439|Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Eng. Misc. d 439]] (lacking chapter 3, present here).
|Language=en
}}

Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Oxford, Bodleian Library - MS Eng. Misc. d 439

2024-01-30T09:05:08Z

George:

{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Eng. Misc. d 439
|Author=William Stukeley
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 921-2
|Numismatic keyword=celtic; british coins; cunobelin
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=Draft of a work to be called ''Britannia Antiqua'' or ''The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus'', or variations thereof. Stukeley seems to have intended a general text and a commentary year by year of Cunobelin’s reign.
}}
{{Remark
|Remark=Another version of this to be found at Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 614 (complete, and including chapter 3, not present here).
|Language=en
}}

Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Oxford, Bodleian Library - MS Eng. Misc. d 439

2024-01-30T09:04:43Z

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{{Manuscript of Unpublished Work
|Title=Stukeley, William
|Institution=The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus
|Inventory=MS Eng. Misc. d 439
|Author=William Stukeley
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, pp. 921-2
|Numismatic keyword=celtic; british coins; cunobelin
|ManuscriptLanguage=English
|Grand document=Draft of a work to be called ''Britannia Antiqua'' or ''The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus'', or variations thereof. Stukeley seems to have intended a general text and a commentary year by year of Cunobelin’s reign.
}}
{{Remark
|Remark=Another version of this to be found at Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 614 (complete, and including chapter 3, not present here).
|Language=en
}}

London, College of Arms

2024-01-30T08:43:51Z

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{{Institution
|Place=London
|Country=United Kingdom
|Coordinates=51.51218, -0.09856
|Link=https://www.college-of-arms.gov.uk/
}}

Nathaniel Johnston - William Dugdale - 1668-11-21

2024-01-30T08:42:49Z

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{{Correspondence
|Institution=London, College of Arms
|Inventory=Visitation Papers: Yorks, Northumb. & Durham
|Author=Nathaniel Johnston
|Recipient=William Dugdale
|Correspondence date=1668/11/21
|Associated persons=Elias Ashmole
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 713 n. 105
|Numismatic keyword=saxon
|Grand document=Johnston asks for an account of Ashmole's Saxon coins. (Burnett 2020b, p. 713 n. 105)
}}

William Dugdale - Nathaniel Johnston - 1668-02

2024-01-30T08:38:54Z

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{{Correspondence
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Top Yorks c.18, f.116
|Author=William Dugdale
|Recipient=Nathaniel Johnston
|Correspondence date=February 1668
|Associated persons=Elias Ashmole
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 713 n. 105
|Grand document=Ashmole is too busy to undertake the copying of coins requested by Johnston. (Burnett 2020b, p. 713 n. 105)
}}

Sambrooke, Francis - The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws of my best Cabinett

2024-01-26T15:53:48Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws of my best Cabinett. 25th July 1709
|Institution=London, British Library
|Place=London
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3407, ff.92-104
|Author=Francis Sambrooke
|Collector=Francis Sambrooke
|Catalogue date=1709/07/25
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Literature=Archibald 1994, p. 162; Burnett 2020b, pp 779-81
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial; byzantine; bronze; silver; roman provincial; egypt; roman republican
|Grand document='This catalogue begins (f.92r) with the contents:

: The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws [sic] of my best Cabinett. 25th July 1709 
: And also of my Middle Brass Roman Coyns & 13 aegyptian Silver Greek Coins in my best Cabinet

The following folios (ff.92–104v) consist of pages, each numbered from 1 to 15. The first 13 pages list 733 coins, from Julius Caesar to the early Byzantine period. The brief identifications and their values correspond almost exactly to the fuller list in [[Sambrooke, Francis - Catalogue of Roman imperial bronze coins|Sloane MS 2954, ff.67–135]], confirming that we are dealing with the same collection. On p. 14, there is some addition of the totals from previous pages, followed at the end by some summaries (f.99v–100r = pp. 14–15):

: <s>589:10:0</s> Totall value of my Roman Great Brass Coins contained in 11 Draws of my best Cabinet 22th July 1709 
: 589:10:0 Totall 
: 115:17:6 Totall of my Lesser Brass & Greek in my best Cabinet 
: 705:07:6 
: 460:00:0 Tot: value of the Roman Silver coines 1165:07:6 
: 15 [= 100r] 
: 733 Tot. great Brass 
: 379 Tot. Middle Brass [the list below actually goes to 380] 
: 592 Tot. Silver 
: 2004 Tot. in number 
: 733 
: 115:17:6 
: 460
: Value Tot. 1308:17:6

Page 16 (= f.100v) is blank, and is followed by pages 17–24 (= ff.101r–104v), which give:

: The number & Value of my lesser brass Roman Coynes

Pages 17–24 then list out the values of the smaller 380 bronze coins, from the Roman Republic, down to the same early Byzantine period. On p. 24 (f.104v), the figures are added up, giving:

: 115:17:6 Tot: value of my Middle brass Roman Coins, & 13 silver Greek aegyptian Coynes 25th July 1709

The figure of £115:17s:6d had already appeared as a sub-total on p. 14 (f.99v).'

(Burnett 2020b, pp. 780-1
}}

Sambrooke, Francis - The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws of my best Cabinett

2024-01-26T15:53:06Z

George:

{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws of my best Cabinett. 25th July 1709
|Institution=London, British Library
|Place=London
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3407, ff.92-104
|Author=Francis Sambrooke
|Collector=Francis Sambrooke
|Catalogue date=1709/07/25
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Literature=Archibald 1994, p. 162; Burnett 2020b, pp 779-81
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial; byzantine; bronze; silver; roman provincial; egypt; roman republican
|Grand document='This catalogue begins (f.92r) with the contents:

: The Number and Values of my great Brass Roman Coins, contained in Eleven Draws [sic] of my best Cabinett. 25th July 1709 
: And also of my Middle Brass Roman Coyns & 13 aegyptian Silver Greek Coins in my best Cabinet

The following folios (ff.92–104v) consist of pages, each numbered from 1 to 15. The first 13 pages list 733 coins, from Julius Caesar to the early Byzantine period. The brief identifications and their values correspond almost exactly to the fuller list in [[Sambrooke, Francis - Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata argentea usque ad Justinianum Aug: quae Franciscus Sambrooke collegerat|Sloane MS 2954, ff.67–135]], confirming that we are dealing with the same collection. On p. 14, there is some addition of the totals from previous pages, followed at the end by some summaries (f.99v–100r = pp. 14–15):

: <s>589:10:0</s> Totall value of my Roman Great Brass Coins contained in 11 Draws of my best Cabinet 22th July 1709 
: 589:10:0 Totall 
: 115:17:6 Totall of my Lesser Brass & Greek in my best Cabinet 
: 705:07:6 
: 460:00:0 Tot: value of the Roman Silver coines 1165:07:6 
: 15 [= 100r] 
: 733 Tot. great Brass 
: 379 Tot. Middle Brass [the list below actually goes to 380] 
: 592 Tot. Silver 
: 2004 Tot. in number 
: 733 
: 115:17:6 
: 460
: Value Tot. 1308:17:6

Page 16 (= f.100v) is blank, and is followed by pages 17–24 (= ff.101r–104v), which give:

: The number & Value of my lesser brass Roman Coynes

Pages 17–24 then list out the values of the smaller 380 bronze coins, from the Roman Republic, down to the same early Byzantine period. On p. 24 (f.104v), the figures are added up, giving:

: 115:17:6 Tot: value of my Middle brass Roman Coins, & 13 silver Greek aegyptian Coynes 25th July 1709

The figure of £115:17s:6d had already appeared as a sub-total on p. 14 (f.99v).'

(Burnett 2020b, pp. 780-1
}}

Sambrooke, Francis - Catalogue of Roman imperial bronze coins

2024-01-26T15:52:20Z

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Catalogue of Roman imperial bronze coins
|Institution=London, British Library
|Place=London
|Inventory=Sloane MS 2954, ff.67-135
|Author=Francis Sambrooke
|Collector=Francis Sambrooke
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 779
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman imperial; bronze
|Grand document=A catalogue of Sambrooke's Roman imperial bronze coins, down to Phocas.
}}

Sambrooke, Francis - Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata argentea usque ad Justinianum Aug: quae Franciscus Sambrooke collegerat

2024-01-26T15:50:22Z

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata argentea usque ad Justinianum Aug: quae Franciscus Sambrooke collegerat
|Institution=London, British Library
|Place=London
|Inventory=Sloane MS 2954, ff.1-66
|Author=Francis Sambrooke
|Collector=Francis Sambrooke
|CatalogueLanguage=Latin
|Literature=Burnett 2020b, p. 779
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman republican; silver
|Grand document=A catalogue of Sambrooke's Roman imperial silver coins.
}}

Sambrooke, Francis - Catalogue of my Coins of the Roman families extracted out of the 2 volumes of Vaillant

2024-01-26T15:46:58Z

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Catalogue of my Coins of the Roman families extracted out of the 2 volumes of Vaillant
|Institution=London, British Library
|Place=London
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3407, ff.116-52
|Author=Francis Sambrooke
|Collector=Francis Sambrooke
|Catalogue date=1706
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=Jean Foy-Vaillant
|Literature=Foy-Vaillant 1703; Burnett 2020b, pp. 781-2
|Numismatic keyword=roman; roman republican
|Grand document='Sambrooke’s Republican coins were listed by him in BL Sloane MS 3407, ff.116–52:

: 1706 Catalogue of my Coins of the Roman families extracted out of the 2 volumes of Vaillant 
: The figures in the margins refer to the same in those 2 books. And the figures added to the names of the families show the number of Coins of each family, of whom Vaillant gives a Desertation. 
: Note that were this Peck or Mark I·I is made at the beginning of any Paragraphs, & before the head of any Coins in the two books, the same I have.

The pages were originally numbered 1 to 79 (plus two more unnumbered, at the end), and the numbers in the left-hand margin do, indeed, refer to the variety listed for each family in Vaillant. The numbers after each family name refer to the numbers of varieties for that family listed by Vaillant. There is also a number at the end of most entries, starting with 1 and running to 144 (e.g., Vibia 5); it must represent an original listing to which a number of others have been added.'

(Burnett 2020b, pp. 781-2)
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Grace Carteret, 1st Countess Granville

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{{Person
|First name=Grace
|Last name=Carteret
|Also known as=Grace Granville; 1st Countess Granville
|WikidataID=Q17782761
|Birth date=1654/09/03
|Death date=1744/10/18
|Keyword=woman; nobility
|Link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Carteret,_1st_Countess_Granville
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Catalogue of the Lady Carteret - London, British Library - Sloane MS 3407, ff.111-14

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{{Catalogue of Numismatic Collection
|Title=Catalogue of the Lady Carteret
|Institution=London, British Library
|Inventory=Sloane MS 3407, ff.111-14
|Collector=Grace Carteret, 1st Countess Granville
|CatalogueLanguage=English
|Associated persons=John Kemp; Hans Sloane; Francis Sambrooke; Grace Carteret, 1st Countess Granville
|Literature=Archibald 1994, p. 162; Burnett 2020b, p. 783
|Numismatic keyword=collection sale
|Grand document='The relevant pages consist of a summary bill, with various bits of arithmetic. The sale of [Lady Carteret's] coins has been attributed to Sloane [by Archibald 1994], and, although there seems nothing else in the volume that concerns Sloane’s collection rather than that of Sambrooke, the sale must surely be one by Lady Carteret to John Kemp (1665-1717), which we know about from other sources. However, we still need to decide what to make of the presence of the papers in this volume, otherwise devoted to Sambrooke and among Sloane’s papers. Might it have been the case that the coins, or some of them, passed from Kemp to Sambrooke; or from Kemp to Sloane; or from Kemp to Sambrooke and then to Sloane?' (Burnett 2020b, p. 783)
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