Delineation of Ancient and Modern Numismatics

XX. EUCHARIUS GOTTLIEB RINCK, a German, in a treatise on the power and quality of ancient coinage, provided knowledge of numismatics anonymously, published at Leipzig and Frankfurt in 1701 and at Altdorf in 1701.

XXI. CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH RUHE, a German, consigned two specimens of Philologiæ numismatico-latinæ numismatic-Latin philology from ancient Roman coins, especially those found in the Arnstadt-Schwarzburg treasury, printed at Frankfurt in 1708.

XXII. LOUIS SAVOT, a Frenchman, is the author of a book published in French, Discursus in IV. partes divisus de nummis antiquis Discourse divided into 4 parts on ancient coins, Paris 1627.

XXIII. PIERRE SEGUIN, a Frenchman, published from his own museum Selecta numismata antiqua, observationibus illustrata Selected ancient coins, illustrated with observations, Paris 1665, reprinted at the same place in 1684.

XXIV. EZECHIEL SPANHEMIUS, a German, adorned this part of literature with his book of Dissertationum de præstantia et usu numismatum priscorum Dissertations on the excellence and use of ancient coins.