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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.' (en) +
Remarque : en 1692, Vaillant n'a fait imprimer que deux ouvrages dont un pamphlet contre le père Hardouin, Ad totius Europæ antiquarios, anonyme. Il s'agit donc de la réédition augmentée et corrigée des Numismata imperatorum romanorum præstantiora, a Julio Cæsar ad Postumum et Tyrannos. Per Ionnen Vaillant, bellovacensem, doct(orem) med(icum) & seren(issimi) ducis Cenomansium antiquarium. Editio altera emendatior & plurimi rarissimis nummis auctior, parue cette année-là, à Paris, chez Jombert. (fr) +
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The catalogue referred to is Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, Arch. Bod. 4, f.157 (en) +
Retracted in a later entry: [[Thomas_Hearne_-_1729-05-20|Thomas Hearne - 1729-05-20]] (en) +
Correcting an earlier entry: [[Thomas_Hearne_-_1729-04-27|Thomas Hearne - 1729-04-27]] (en) +
Hearne appears to be referring to the prospectus (published in 1731) for Drake's book, rather than the book itself, which was not to be published for another 5 years. (en) +
Given the similarity between the contents of this letter and [[Thomas Owen - William Sherard - 1710-12-06|another preserved in Sherard's papers]], Owen must have forgotten that he had already replied, perhaps as the result of too much Visney (cherry brandy) and Racki. Both were sent, since Sherard marks their receipt (on different days), but replied only once, on 12 February. (en) +
Given the similarity between the contents of this letter and [[Thomas Owen - William Sherard - 1710-12|another preserved in Sherard's papers]], Owen must have forgotten that he had already replied, perhaps as the result of too much Visney (cherry brandy) and Racki. Both were sent, since Sherard marks their receipt (on different days), but replied only once, on 12 February. (en) +
The coin that Lucas mentions as having been bought by the King of France is now in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, [https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b103171441 AA.GR.654]. (en) +
Pietro Fondi was the curator of the catalogue (see Apostolo Zeno - Annibale degli Abbati Olivieri - 1737-10-9). (en) +
Pietro Fondi was the curator of the catalogue (see Apostolo Zeno - Annibale degli Abbati Olivieri - 1737-10-9). (en) +
For Girolamo Francesco Zanetti see p. 233-235. (fr) +
Tesi di Ricerca in cotutela con la Westfälische-Wilhelms Universität Münster Corso di Dottorato di ricerca in Scienze dell’Antichità ciclo XXXIII (fr) (fr) +
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 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. (en) +
First edition of the work. (en) +
Second edition of the work. First edition published in 1635. (en) +
Second edition of the work. First edition published in 1635. (en) +
Second edition of the work. First edition published in 1635. (en) +
Third edition of the work. (en) +
Third edition of the work. (en) +
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