De nummo Pantheo Hadriani Imperatoris, ad ill[uminati]mum Spanhemium dissertatio : in qua praeter nonnulla de consecrationibus veterum, illarúmque origine, peculiaris quaedam instituitur comparatio inter Hadrianum, & Alexandrum M. multáque illis communia demonstrantur (1690)

Nicaise, Claude, 1623-1701 · Lugduni : Apud Anissonios, Joan. Posuel, & Cl. Rigaud · leaf 73

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Hadrian, Emperor of Rome, 76-138 · Numismatics, Roman · Numismatics, Roman -- Early works to 1800 · Numismatics, Greek -- Early works to 1800 · Numismatics, Greek

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