Delineation of Ancient and Modern Numismatics

XXVII. BURCARD GOTTHELF STRUVIUS, a German, presented to the scholarly world the Bibliothecam numismatum antiquiorum Library of ancient coins, Jena 1693, in duodecimo.

XXVIII. JOSEPHI MARIAE SUARESII, de numismatis et nummis antiquis dissertatio dissertation on ancient coins and currency, Amsterdam 1683, in duodecimo, was published.

XXIX. JEAN TRISTAN DE SAINT-AMANT, or SANCTAMANTIUS, a Frenchman, explained the history of the Emperors through coins in a work published in French: Commentarii historici continentes historiam generalem Imperatorum, Augustarum, Cæsarum et tyrannorum Imperii Romani, cum nummis eorum Historical commentaries containing the general history of the Emperors, Empresses, Caesars, and tyrants of the Roman Empire, with their coins, Paris 1635, 1645, and 1657, in three volumes, folio.

XXX. JEAN FOY-VAILLANT, a Frenchman, illustrated Numismata Impp. Romm. præstantiora, à C. Julio Cæsare ad Postumum et tyrannos Outstanding coins of the Roman Emperors, from C. Julius Caesar to Postumus and the tyrants, in two volumes, Paris 1674, in quarto, and ibid. 1694, in quarto. Numismata ærea Impp. Augustarum et Cæsarum in coloniis, municipiis et urbibus jure Latio donatis percussa Bronze coins of the Emperors, Empresses, and Caesars struck in colonies, municipalities, and cities granted Latin rights, Paris 1695, in folio. Numismata Impp. a populis græce loquentibus percussa Coins of the Emperors struck by Greek-speaking peoples, Paris 1698, in quarto. Nummos antiquos familiarum Romanarum Ancient coins of the Roman families, two volumes, Amsterdam 1703, in folio. Arsacidarum Imperium seu Regum Parthorum historia ad fidem numismatum accommodata The Empire of the Arsacids, or the history of the Parthian Kings, adapted to the authority of coins, Paris 1725, in quarto.