Minutes of meeting, 12 April 1764
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SAL/02/009/054
Title
Minutes of meeting, 12 April 1764
Date
12/4/1764
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was elected: John Letch
Francis Grose exhibits Persic [sic] copper coin with an inscription in Arabic [includes drawing].
Manuel da Costa exhibits an ancient die found in the ruins of a house at Sutton at Hone, near Dartford Kent [detailed description; includes drawing].
Rev Mr Pegge read part of a dissertation on the Orthography, Etymology, the site and limits of the Coritani or Coitanni [lengthy discussion].
Gifts by Horace Walpole of his Catalogue of Engravers... from the MSS of Mr George Vertue, and of the third volume of his Anecdotes of Painting.
Francis Grose exhibits Persic [sic] copper coin with an inscription in Arabic [includes drawing].
Manuel da Costa exhibits an ancient die found in the ruins of a house at Sutton at Hone, near Dartford Kent [detailed description; includes drawing].
Rev Mr Pegge read part of a dissertation on the Orthography, Etymology, the site and limits of the Coritani or Coitanni [lengthy discussion].
Gifts by Horace Walpole of his Catalogue of Engravers... from the MSS of Mr George Vertue, and of the third volume of his Anecdotes of Painting.
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