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William Charke - Abraham Ortelius - 1583-1-3

FINA IDUnique ID of the page ^ᵖ	392
InstitutionName of Institution.	The Hague, Koninklijke Bibliotheek
InventoryInventory number.	MS 79 C 4 (080), f° 40
AuthorAuthor of the document.	William Charke
RecipientRecipient of the correspondence.	Abraham Ortelius
Correspondence dateDate when the correspondence was written: day - month - year .	January 3, 1583
PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution.	London ^{51° 30' 26.35" N, 0° 7' 39.54" W}
Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation.
LiteratureReference to literature.	Hessels 1887, no. 121, p. 2851, Callataÿ 2017, p. 71, n° 9.2
KeywordNumismatic Keywords ^ᵖ	Roman , Didius Julianus , Pertinax , Balbinus , Hostilianus , Numerianus
LanguageLanguage of the correspondence
External LinkLink to external information, e.g. Wikpedia ^ᵖ	http://www.numisbel.be/KBGN%20175 Callatay.pdf

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3 jan. 1583 (from London): “Salutem in Christo plurimum. Petiisti a me in litteris tuis per Demetrium nostrum, quod exigua facultas mea suppeditare non potest. Nam in numismatibus meis antiquioribus nullius arbitror provinciae, fluminis aut montis tupon reperiri, quem in elegantissimo antiquitatum tuarum thesauro non habeas. Sin forte sit aliquid quod non habeas putum purum, habes tamen ad rei notitiam adulterinum, aut doctissimorum pulcherrimo et rarum rarissimo permutare. Careo Did[io] Juliano: Maximo; Balbino: Hostiliano: Numeriano: istorum quem voles pro Pertinace admittam libens. Sed quos tu es quales! Utinam aspiciendi facultas aliquando concedatur. Sed macte virtute esto: tu tuis utere et fruare, alii te, laboribusque tuis ad gloriam Dei, maximarumque rerum iucundissimam congitionem. Vale Orteli charissime et doctissime nosque ames tui amantissimos” (Den Haag, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, MS 79 C 4 (080), f° 40 ; Hessels 1887, no. 121, p. 285).

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^ Hessels, J.H. (1887), Abrahami Ortelii (geographi Antverpiensis) et virorum eruditorum ad eundem et ad Jacobum Colium Ortelianum (Abraham Ortelii sororis filium) epistulae cum aliquot aliis epistulis et tractatibus quibusdam ab utroque collectis (1524-1628) ex autographis mandante ecclesia Londino-Batava, Cantabrigae. Reprint: Osnabrück, O. Zeller, 1969.
^ Callataÿ, Fr. de (2017), “Glory and misery of Belgian numismatics from the 16th to the 18th c. as seen through three milestones (Goltz 1563, Serrure 1847 and the Dekesels) and private correspondences”, in J. Moens (ed.), 175 years of Royal Numismatic Society of Belgium. Proceedings of the Colloquium ‘Belgian numismatics in perspective (Brussels, 21 May 2016’), Brussels, pp. 37-129.

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 |Grand document=3 jan. 1583 (from London): “Salutem in Christo plurimum. Petiisti a me in litteris tuis per Demetrium nostrum, quod exigua facultas mea suppeditare non potest. Nam in numismatibus meis antiquioribus nullius arbitror provinciae, fluminis aut montis tupon reperiri, quem in elegantissimo antiquitatum tuarum thesauro non habeas. Sin forte sit aliquid quod non habeas putum purum, habes tamen ad rei notitiam adulterinum, aut doctissimorum pulcherrimo et rarum rarissimo permutare. Careo Did[io] Juliano: Maximo; Balbino: Hostiliano: Numeriano: istorum quem voles pro Pertinace admittam libens. Sed quos tu es quales! Utinam aspiciendi facultas aliquando concedatur. Sed macte virtute esto: tu tuis utere et fruare, alii te, laboribusque tuis ad gloriam Dei, maximarumque rerum iucundissimam congitionem. Vale Orteli charissime et doctissime nosque ames tui amantissimos” (Den Haag, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, MS 79 C 4 (080), f° 40 ; Hessels 1887, no. 121, p. 285).
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