Delineation of Numismatic Science

IV. JOH. PETR. BELLORIUS, an Italian, edited the Augustan History the lives of the Roman Emperors of FRANCISCUS ANGELONI, from JULIUS CAESAR to CONSTANTINE the Great, illustrated by ancient coins, printed at Rome, 1641, folio, with supplements edited in the same place in 1685, folio, with figures.

V. THOM. BRODERUS BIRCHERODIUS exhibited a Specimen of the ancient monetary science of the Danes, Copenhagen, 1701, quarto, with copperplate figures.

VI. ELIAS BRENNERUS, a Swede, exposed to the public light a Treasury of the coins of the Sueo-Goths comprised in two books, Stockholm, 1691 and 1731, quarto.

VII. HUBERT. GOLTZIUS, a Belgian, whose works exist: Icons of Roman Emperors drawn from ancient coins from life, Antwerp, 1557, folio; a more expanded edition appeared under the title Series of Roman Emperors by the care of CASP. GEWARTIUS at Antwerp, 1645, folio. Coins of all Greece, its islands, and Asia Minor, Bruges, 1576, folio, and with the commentaries of LUDOV. NONIUS at Antwerp, 1620, folio.

VIII. ABRAH. GORLAEUS, a Dutchman, edited a Treasury of coins of the Roman families up to the death of AUGUSTUS Emperor, Delft, 1609, folio.