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adapted to the testimony of coins. Paris, 1725, quarto.

XXXI. AENEAS VICUS brought to light Coins of the first 12 Emperors, Venice, 1553, quarto, and in the same place, 1554, quarto. Images of the Augustae, expressed in bronze forms, with life and exposition, in Italian, Venice, 1557, quarto; later also in Latin, Venice, 1558, quarto. Commentaries on the ancient coins of the Roman Emperors, Venice, 1562, quarto. Images of all the Caesars taken from ancient coins, with the addition of a life description, and a delineation of the reverse side of the coins, Venice, 1584, quarto. The remaining books of AEN. VICUS pertaining to the history of the Emperors from ancient coins, Venice, 1601, quarto.

XXXII. FULVIUS URSINUS, an Italian, published Roman families in ancient coins, with types inserted, Rome, 1577, folio, which CAROL. PATINUS later reviewed and augmented, Paris, 1663, folio.

XXXIII. JACOBUS A WILDE, a Dutchman, explained selected ancient coins from his own museum, Amsterdam, 1692, quarto.

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For the introduction to the subject of coinage, the books and treatises cited by BAUDELOT, JOBERT, MORELL, OLEARIUS, PATINUS, RINCK, SPANHEMIUS, & STRUVIUS are particularly useful and can be used.