Antonio Agustin - Fulvio Orsini - 1561-8-21

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Antonio Agustin, Rome

Antonio Agustin - Fulvio Orsini - 1561-8-21
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AuthorAuthor of the document. Antonio Agustin
RecipientRecipient of the correspondence. Fulvio Orsini
Correspondence dateDate when the correspondence was written: day - month - year . August 21, 1561 JL
PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution. Rome 41° 53' 41.28" N, 12° 29' 7.22" E
Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation. Alessandro Corvino
LiteratureReference to literature. Agustin 1772, VII, p. 244-245, lettre XXIII1
KeywordNumismatic Keywords  Roman Provincial , Zeugma
LanguageLanguage of the correspondence Italian
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-Lettre du 21 août 1561 (de Rome): “M. Alessandro Corvino mi hà fatto havere tre medaglie di bronzo greche di imperatori bassi, ma di città rare. ΖΕΥΓΜΑΤΕΩΝ con un tempio sopra un monte con scale e muraglie attorno, & un cane ò lepore marino. Un altra con queste lettere ΠΕΓΑΙ con una donna che giace appresso una fontana con una ipsca in mano & un cornucopia. Stefano interprata di ΠΕΓΑΤΟΙ e l’altra di ΖΕΥΓΜΑ. & hà un altare ovvero tavola con tre urne sopra. Le hò care, benche non le intenda / per sua rarità e per essermi donate. La mano dell’Illustrissimo, e state sano. Da Roma alli XXI di Agisto del LXI” (Agustin, Opera omnia, VII, 1772, p. 244-245, lettre XXIII).

References

  1. ^  Agustin, Antonio (1772), Opera Omnia, Quae multa adbibita diligentia colligi potuerunt. Volumen Septimum, Lucae.