Minutes of meeting, 24 March 1763
Reference code
SAL/02/009/023
Title
Minutes of meeting, 24 March 1763
Date
24/3/1763
Level of description
Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was elected: Owen Salusbury Bereton
Lord Willoughby on the inscription taken from Pompey’s Pillar [lengthy account; includes drawing].
Lord Willoughby on a letter from the Archbishop of Mount Sinai to the Patriarch of Alexandria on the characters on the Written Mountains of Arabia [includes drawing].
Lord Bishop of Carlisle (Charles Lyttelton) on the Arabic inscription from the Moorish Castle ruins at Gibraltar [detailed account; includes drawing].
Owen Salusbury Brereton on an inscription on a hinge of the south door of Mountnessing church, Essex [includes drawing].
Lord Willoughby on the inscription taken from Pompey’s Pillar [lengthy account; includes drawing].
Lord Willoughby on a letter from the Archbishop of Mount Sinai to the Patriarch of Alexandria on the characters on the Written Mountains of Arabia [includes drawing].
Lord Bishop of Carlisle (Charles Lyttelton) on the Arabic inscription from the Moorish Castle ruins at Gibraltar [detailed account; includes drawing].
Owen Salusbury Brereton on an inscription on a hinge of the south door of Mountnessing church, Essex [includes drawing].
Creator
Society of Antiquaries of London
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