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Lettre du 23 décembre 1682 (de Padoue) : Averoldi asked him to buy denarii of the emperor Claudius: Patin did not have any to sell, but sent him a coin of Clodius Albinus «pro medio doblone, imo pro nihilo» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [39] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 20 janvier 1685 (de Padoue) : an ironic reference to Andreas Morell’s book Specimen universae rei nummariae antiquae (Parisiis 1683) about the originality of the text. On 20th January 1685 Patin wrote to Averoldi: «Andreas Morellus is well known to me. He is Swiss, a good man, a friend of mine and his fidelity is not to be doubted. I have his Specimen. I did not give my name to the booklet, though it can be definitely given, if we have to be honest» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [55] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 13 septembre 1685 (de Padoue) : Patin congratulated Averoldi on buying two denarii of Ulpia Marciana and Cornelia Supera, «nummos optimos et rarissimos» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [60] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 24 février 1686 (de Padoue) : The selling of Jacob Spon’s book Ignotorum atque obscurorum quorundam deorum arae (Lugduni 1676) happened after the news of the author’s death, of which a disconsolate Patin gave notice to Averoldi: «I will prepare an epitaph if and when time wipes the tears away [...] He had been the most dear among dear friends» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [66] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 13 mars 1686 (de Padoue) : Patin said he had bought a lot of «nigri» - silver - coins for 80.00 lira, found in an antique case covered with leather in which there were many denarii, including the «rarissimi» Didius Iulianus and Pertinax, but also some counterfeit coins of Pescennius and Antinoo; à propos de Spon «He was always a true and devoted friend» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [67-68] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 18 avril 1686 (de Padoue) : In the spring of 1686, Patin tried to purchase three silver coins from Brambilla with the help of Averoldi, who had to pretend to buy them for himself: a denarius of Augustus with L. VINICIVS in exergue on the reverse (fig. 7), a drachm of Julia Domna with Mount Argaeus on the reverse (fig. 8) and another denarius with the heads of Caracalla and Severus or Geta (figg. 9-10). Patin wanted to pay two zecchini or eight ducati of lira for them, 6:16 each (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [70] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 2 mai 1686 (de Padoue) : «We know the great ignorance of Brambilla, who is always afraid of being deceived, and whatever I ask him about increases in value» (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [71] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 22 juin 1686 (de Padoue) : Brambilla in fact could not sell many coins to Camillo Silvestri of Rovigo who had discovered that the silver ones were just a lure to attract potential customers for other coins of lower value. «Brambillam novimus ignarum, stolidum, ne pejus dicam»: this was the final Patin comment about him (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [72-73] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 17 décembre 1686 (de Padoue) : he wrote to him that a denarius of Didia Clara with the inscription HILARITAS TEMPORVM (fig. 5) was worth no more than fifteen ducats; Charles Patin judged coins which Averoldi thought of buying as counterfeit, for example a bronze Ottonian coin (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [76] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 31 décembre 1686 (de Padoue) : and a denarius with the inscription PRINCIPI IVVENTVTIS (fig. 6) of Maximus Caesar, son of Maximinus Thrax, three ducats if in perfect condition (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [77] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 19 août 1687 (de Padoue) : Averoldi possessed a number of them, including very beautiful coins of Domitianus and Traianus (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [85-86] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 2 octobre 1690 (de Padoue) : A fake of Scipio Africanus nummus with Carthage submitted: The problem of counterfeit coins was considered very important by Patin who was trying to convince a friend of his to prepare a book of images of these false coins so that collectors would be able to recognize them easily (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [97] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
Lettre du 15 septembre 1692 (de Padoue) : The last time Patin went to Venezia was in the first days of August 1692 to visit a Greek merchant. He tried to buy coins for 60 lira, but «ei non sufficiebant», and also two very beautiful coins of Antinoo, but they were too expensive. And then he proceeded: «At Graeci hodierni poene sunt barbari et saepe scelesti» (But the modern Greeks are almost barbarians and often rascals) (Padova, Museo Bottacin, MB 855, c. [115] ; voir Callegari 2020). +
-Lettre du 31 mars 1677 (de Padoue) : évoque la perte d’une ou plusieurs monnaies antiques à cause d’un courrier peu sûr (Bologne, Biblioteca universitaria, Ms. B 1715, lettre 23 ; voir Missere Fontana 2001-2002, p. 222, note 86). +
-Lettre du 13 août 1677 : « affatto necessaria… Cioè che a spese delli Ssri Academici si come prasse una libraria di tutti gli libri di medaglie, escludendo formalmente tutti gli altri che ben ch’habbiamo relatione con loro non Io fanno a posta. Sarebbe una spesa di trenta o quaranta doble, ma utile e utilissima, la quale dovrebbe esser in un’armario polito, che sarebbe sempre in casa del Direttore, nella medesima sala dove si fa la conferenza, accioche parlando d’una medaglia, si trovassero subito gli autori che ne potrebbero dar qualche cognitione » (Bologna, BC, Ms. B 1715 ; voir Waquet 1989, p. 994, note 69). +
-Lettre du 18 nov. 1677 : annonce son désir de publier les dessins qu’il possède des monnaies du trésor impérial de Ambras (Bologna, BC, Ms. B 1715, l. 16 ; voir Waquet 1989, p. 989, note 47 et Gorini 2008, p. 23, note 85). +
-Lettre du 8 déc. 1677 ( ?) : « Allegrezza. Io gli vuol dare parte d’un acquisto fortuito, importantissimo. La cattiva fortuna non mi travaglia di maniere ch’ancora qualche volte non mi reglasse d’i suoi favori. Questi giorni ho havuto per fortuna la famosisima HORATIA, rarissima come lei sa, et la più rara delle consolari poiché non si trova in alcuno luogo… V.S. mi farà gratia di dar l’aviso a nostri amici di Bologna » (Bologna, Biblioteca comunale, Ms. B 1715 ; F. Waquet 1989, p. 986, note 34). +
-Lettre du 29 jan. 1678 (de Padoue) : préfère céder une monnaie républicaine à Magnavacca plutôt qu’à Lodovico Borgolocchi Turroni (Bologne, Biblioteca universitaria, Ms. B 1715, lettre 28 ; voir Missere Fontana 2001-2002, p. 222, note 87). +
-Lettre du 28 août 1678 (de Padoue) : sur le décès de Lodovico Borgolocchi Turroni : « Mi dispiace a maggior segno la morte del S.r Borgolocchi. Mi pareva haver un onore da Principe, et anche fosse in qualche maniera stretto, stimo ch’haveva più tosto il genio del paese, che della natura, essendo stato in tutto assai gentile e cortese. Se fosse stato più commodo che ricco, haverebbe fatto per me quel che da altri è stato rifutato » (Bologne, Biblioteca universitaria, Ms. B 1715, lettre 28bis ; voir Missere Fontana 2001-2002, p. 222, note 88). +
-Lettre du 23 sept. 1678 (de Padoue) : Patin a acquis des livres grecs et des livres sur les monnaies venant de la bibliothèque de Lodovico Borgolocchi Turroni (Bologne, Biblioteca universitaria, Ms. B 1715, lettre 29 ; voir Missere Fontana 2001-2002, p. 222, note 89). +
