Thesaurus gemmarum antiquarum astriferarum quae e compluribus dactyliothecis selectae aereis tabulis CC. insculptae observationibus inlustrantur adiectis parergis LX. Atlante Farnesiano prolegomenis. Diatribis III. Dissertationibus XV. et indicibus. Volumen I
A three-volume Latin catalogue of ancient engraved gems and astrological talismans, compiled by the Florentine antiquary Antonio Francesco Gori and printed at Florence by the Albizzini press in 1750 for collectors and scholars of glyptics. Each plate sets an oval or round intaglio design—nude deities, radiate solar heads, altar scenes, snakes, stars and Greek inscriptions—inside a ruled frame with a numbered header cartouche and an italic provenance label below, giving designers ready-made medallion motifs, plaque borders and fine hatched line shading.
