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Most authorities (inc. ODNB) give a date of birth in 1598, but Burnett 2020b, p. 1193 gives 1606, citing discussion at a conference in 2019. +
Remarque (Guy Meyer) : Il semblerait que le comte d'Arnstadt n'avait pas bonne réputation auprès de Sophie ni de certains marchands-collectionneurs. Réponse à la lettre de Leibniz du 13 août 1695. +
Remarques de Guy Meyer: voir la lettre suivante du 1er avril 1711 et les réponses de Leibniz en date des 28 mars et 1711. Van Der Cruysse ne cite pas la réponse ni la seconde lettre. En cette même année 1711, en février, Sophie avait déjà offert à sa nièce une suite de médailles. +
[Mylord Woodstock is here as a triumphant man in good fortune. All his appearances are for the good opinion he has of his beauty. The Chevalier Fontaine who is with him does not make as much case of his own. He is mocked as preferring better to see an old medal than a pretty woman. This is due to the fact that he is thinking more freely and he is witty.] (Trans. F. de Callataӱ.) +
Stukeley, William - The Medallic History of the great Cunobelin, the first British king, in the time of Augustus - Cambridge, Corpus Christi College - MS 614 +
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). +
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 +
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). +
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.' +
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. +
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The catalogue referred to is Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, Arch. Bod. 4, f.157 +
Retracted in a later entry: [[Thomas_Hearne_-_1729-05-20|Thomas Hearne - 1729-05-20]] +
Correcting an earlier entry: [[Thomas_Hearne_-_1729-04-27|Thomas Hearne - 1729-04-27]] +
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. +
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. +
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. +
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]. +
Pietro Fondi was the curator of the catalogue (see Apostolo Zeno - Annibale degli Abbati Olivieri - 1737-10-9). +
Pietro Fondi was the curator of the catalogue (see Apostolo Zeno - Annibale degli Abbati Olivieri - 1737-10-9). +
For Girolamo Francesco Zanetti see p. 233-235. +
