Delineation of Ancient and Modern Numismatics

§. VII.

Whoever desires to know more authors who have illustrated the subject of numismatics, or a special kind of coins, or individual coins, should consult the writers who have reviewed them:

I. Anselm Bandurius in his Numismatic Library, or authors who have written on numismatics, recast with brief notes and indices by Jo. Alb. Fabricius. Hamburg 1719, in quarto.

II. Francisc. Ern. Brückmannus in his Numismatic Library, published in Wolfenbüttel 1729, in octavo.

III. Rudolph. Capellus in his Index of numismatists, joined with his own Nummophylacium Luederianum Lueder's Coin Cabinet, published in Hamburg 1678, in folio.

IV. Zachar. Goetzius in his 20 dissertations on coins, published in Wittenberg 1716, in octavo, from page 19 and following.

V. Lævinus Hulsius in his book, Coins of the Roman Emperors, Frankfurt 1603, in octavo, from which Andr. Schottus compiled his own catalog of authors, joined to the Dialogues of Antonius Augustinus, published by him in Antwerp 1617, in folio.

VI. Philippus Labbe in his Numismatic Library, which has appeared several times with his Library of Libraries in Paris, Rouen, and Geneva.