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|Recipient=Johann Michael Bockleth
|Recipient=Johann Michael Bockleth
|Correspondence date=1724/09/25
|Correspondence date=1724/09/25
|Associated persons=Christian Schlegel; Johann Christian Olearius
|Associated persons=Christian Schlegel; Johann Christoph Olearius
|Literature=Mayer 2020
|Literature=Mayer 2020
|Keyword=Papal; catalogue
|Keyword=Papal; catalogue
|Grand document=Lettre du 25 septembre 1724 (de): As an interesting aside, his father told Bockleth a few days later, that he had found the papal coins, which were missing in the last catalogue. They consisted of 14 silver coins, 5 copper coins and 22 lead coins; in total, 41 pieces. Now, according to Olearius, it was proven that his collection was just as good as the Schlegel collection! No matter how Bockleth got in touch with Johann Christian Olearius, it was the son who made him get in touch with the father. It is interesting to observe that Bockleth and Johann Christoph Olearius, with one exception, never communicated directly with each other, but always used Johann Christian as a messenger. NB: The exception occurred on the occasion of Johann Christian’s nomination as a preacher and his absence from Erfurt (Library of Göttweig Abbey Cod. 691 104r–105v; Mayer 2020).
|Grand document=Lettre du 25 septembre 1724 (de): As an interesting aside, his father told Bockleth a few days later, that he had found the papal coins, which were missing in the last catalogue. They consisted of 14 silver coins, 5 copper coins and 22 lead coins; in total, 41 pieces. Now, according to Olearius, it was proven that his collection was just as good as the Schlegel collection! No matter how Bockleth got in touch with Johann Christian Olearius, it was the son who made him get in touch with the father. It is interesting to observe that Bockleth and Johann Christoph Olearius, with one exception, never communicated directly with each other, but always used Johann Christian as a messenger. NB: The exception occurred on the occasion of Johann Christian’s nomination as a preacher and his absence from Erfurt (Library of Göttweig Abbey Cod. 691 104r–105v; Mayer 2020).
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Correspondence


Johann Christoph Olearius

Johann Christoph Olearius - Johann Michael Bockleth - 1724-9-25
FINA IDUnique ID of the page ᵖ 2554
InstitutionName of Institution. Göttweig, Stiftsbibliothek
InventoryInventory number. Cod. 691 104r–105v
AuthorAuthor of the document. Johann Christoph Olearius
RecipientRecipient of the correspondence. Johann Michael Bockleth
Correspondence dateDate when the correspondence was written: day - month - year . September 25, 1724
PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution.
Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation. Christian Schlegel, Johann Christoph Olearius
LiteratureReference to literature. Mayer 2020Mayer 2020
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Lettre du 25 septembre 1724 (de): As an interesting aside, his father told Bockleth a few days later, that he had found the papal coins, which were missing in the last catalogue. They consisted of 14 silver coins, 5 copper coins and 22 lead coins; in total, 41 pieces. Now, according to Olearius, it was proven that his collection was just as good as the Schlegel collection! No matter how Bockleth got in touch with Johann Christian Olearius, it was the son who made him get in touch with the father. It is interesting to observe that Bockleth and Johann Christoph Olearius, with one exception, never communicated directly with each other, but always used Johann Christian as a messenger. NB: The exception occurred on the occasion of Johann Christian’s nomination as a preacher and his absence from Erfurt (Library of Göttweig Abbey Cod. 691 104r–105v; Mayer 2020).

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