Charles de Croy - Regum Et Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata.... Numismatic coins monete romane - 1700





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Charles de Croy’s illustrated Latin work Regum Et Imperatorum Romanorum Numismata, published by Ulrici Liebperti in 1700, is a 224-page history of Roman coins with 68 engraved plates and a leather binding.
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Coins of the Kings and Emperors of the Romans in gold, silver, and copper, from Romulus and C. Julius Caesar up to Justinian... (1700).
A sought-after work of ancient numismatics that gathers and illustrates the coins (gold, silver, and bronze) of the kings and Roman emperors from Romulus to Justinian I. Complete with the 68 engraved plates that reproduce hundreds of different kinds of ancient coins.
Originally conceived by Charles de Croy (Duke of Croy and d'Arschot), copper-engraved by Jacques de Bie (Biaeo), with commentary by Albert Rubens (Albertus Rubenii) and reissued with notes by Lorenz Beger. Full leather binding with signs of wear, spine with six raised bands showing partial loss as in the photo. Internally in good condition, with foxing and scattered stains, slight browning of the pages.
Total pages: I blank leaf + XX + 68 Plates of coins + 103 + 19 + 12 + I blank leaf.
Coins of the Kings and Emperors of the Romans in gold, silver, and copper, from Romulus and C. Julius Caesar up to Justinian... (1700).
A sought-after work of ancient numismatics that gathers and illustrates the coins (gold, silver, and bronze) of the kings and Roman emperors from Romulus to Justinian I. Complete with the 68 engraved plates that reproduce hundreds of different kinds of ancient coins.
Originally conceived by Charles de Croy (Duke of Croy and d'Arschot), copper-engraved by Jacques de Bie (Biaeo), with commentary by Albert Rubens (Albertus Rubenii) and reissued with notes by Lorenz Beger. Full leather binding with signs of wear, spine with six raised bands showing partial loss as in the photo. Internally in good condition, with foxing and scattered stains, slight browning of the pages.
Total pages: I blank leaf + XX + 68 Plates of coins + 103 + 19 + 12 + I blank leaf.

