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F.A. Schega, Penny on Elector Bishop Adam Frederick, Duke of Franconia, medallion medal gold, Medal of six ducats regulation: ADAMUS FREDERICUS D.G.EP. HERB.S.R.I.PR.FR.OR.DUX. under bust: SCHEGA W. van Rede Elector Bishop Adam Frederik van Seinsheim Prince Bishopric of Würzburg Collection W of Rede Rotterdam. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fa-schega-penny-on-elector-bishop-adam-frederick-duke-of-franconia-medallion-medal-gold-medal-of-six-ducats-regulation-adamus-fredericus-dgep-herbsriprfrordux-under-bust-schega-w-van-rede-elector-bishop-adam-frederik-van-seinsheim-prince-bishopric-of-wrzburg-collection-w-of-rede-rotterdam-image228071316.htmlRMR71F84–F.A. Schega, Penny on Elector Bishop Adam Frederick, Duke of Franconia, medallion medal gold, Medal of six ducats regulation: ADAMUS FREDERICUS D.G.EP. HERB.S.R.I.PR.FR.OR.DUX. under bust: SCHEGA W. van Rede Elector Bishop Adam Frederik van Seinsheim Prince Bishopric of Würzburg Collection W of Rede Rotterdam.
F.A. Schega, Penny on Elector Bishop Adam Frederick, Duke of Franconia, medallion medal gold, Medal of six ducats regulation: ADAMUS FREDERICUS D.G.EP. HERB.S.R.I.PR.FR.OR.DUX. under bust: SCHEGA W. van Rede Elector Bishop Adam Frederik van Seinsheim Prince Bishopric of Würzburg Collection W of Rede Rotterdam Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fa-schega-penny-on-elector-bishop-adam-frederick-duke-of-franconia-medallion-medal-gold-medal-of-six-ducats-regulation-adamus-fredericus-dgep-herbsriprfrordux-under-bust-schega-w-van-rede-elector-bishop-adam-frederik-van-seinsheim-prince-bishopric-of-wrzburg-collection-w-of-rede-rotterdam-image350090419.htmlRF2B9FYW7–F.A. Schega, Penny on Elector Bishop Adam Frederick, Duke of Franconia, medallion medal gold, Medal of six ducats regulation: ADAMUS FREDERICUS D.G.EP. HERB.S.R.I.PR.FR.OR.DUX. under bust: SCHEGA W. van Rede Elector Bishop Adam Frederik van Seinsheim Prince Bishopric of Würzburg Collection W of Rede Rotterdam
6 ducats six-faced klippe to tu może hexagonal klippe. Karol Ferdynand Waza (książę nyski ; biskup wrocławski ; 1625-1655), ruler Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/6-ducats-six-faced-klippe-to-tu-moe-hexagonal-klippe-karol-ferdynand-waza-ksi-nyski-biskup-wrocawski-1625-1655-ruler-image480468837.htmlRM2JWK6W9–6 ducats six-faced klippe to tu może hexagonal klippe. Karol Ferdynand Waza (książę nyski ; biskup wrocławski ; 1625-1655), ruler
Shylock, originally published March 15, 1776, published 1809. 'If ev'ry ducat in six thousand ducats, were in six parts, and evry part a ducat, I would not draw them. I would have my bond'. (Merchant of Venice, Act IV, Scene 1). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/shylock-originally-published-march-15-1776-published-1809-if-evry-ducat-in-six-thousand-ducats-were-in-six-parts-and-evry-part-a-ducat-i-would-not-draw-them-i-would-have-my-bond-merchant-of-venice-act-iv-scene-1-image491537460.htmlRM2KFKD18–Shylock, originally published March 15, 1776, published 1809. 'If ev'ry ducat in six thousand ducats, were in six parts, and evry part a ducat, I would not draw them. I would have my bond'. (Merchant of Venice, Act IV, Scene 1).
Travels through some parts of Germany, Poland, Moldavia, and Turkey . Ss. ^ DRESDEN. 71 celebrated as containing six of the best easel pictures of Corregio,for the smallest of which, the Penitent Magdalen, a picture ofonly 18 inches by 12, Augustus gave the Duke of Modena13,000 Dutch ducats. The other Corregios are the celebratedNight-piece, or Adoration of the Shepherds ; the St. George :the St. Sebastian ; and two more. At the time of our visit therewere several artists, chiefly females, making copies. The worksof Corregio seemed most in request, and also the pictures ofDietriey, a Saxon art Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/travels-through-some-parts-of-germany-poland-moldavia-and-turkey-ss-dresden-71-celebrated-as-containing-six-of-the-best-easel-pictures-of-corregiofor-the-smallest-of-which-the-penitent-magdalen-a-picture-ofonly-18-inches-by-12-augustus-gave-the-duke-of-modena13000-dutch-ducats-the-other-corregios-are-the-celebratednight-piece-or-adoration-of-the-shepherds-the-st-george-the-st-sebastian-and-two-more-at-the-time-of-our-visit-therewere-several-artists-chiefly-females-making-copies-the-worksof-corregio-seemed-most-in-request-and-also-the-pictures-ofdietriey-a-saxon-art-image338481145.htmlRM2AJK449–Travels through some parts of Germany, Poland, Moldavia, and Turkey . Ss. ^ DRESDEN. 71 celebrated as containing six of the best easel pictures of Corregio,for the smallest of which, the Penitent Magdalen, a picture ofonly 18 inches by 12, Augustus gave the Duke of Modena13,000 Dutch ducats. The other Corregios are the celebratedNight-piece, or Adoration of the Shepherds ; the St. George :the St. Sebastian ; and two more. At the time of our visit therewere several artists, chiefly females, making copies. The worksof Corregio seemed most in request, and also the pictures ofDietriey, a Saxon art
. Leonardo da Vinci, artist, thinker and man of science. to be flanked bycolumns with bronzecapitals, and adorned withfriezes, festoons, andpedestals, with six panels(tavole) bearing figuresand trophies (evidentlyin bas-relief, as on thetomb of Gaston de Foix),with six harpies bearingcandelabra, and witheight figures (the Vir-tues ?) at a price of 23ducats each. The statueof the Marshal, valuedat 150 ducats, was to crown the monument. The whole cost was fixed at 3046 ducats,432 for the models in clay and in wax, 200 for the iron frame-work and the mould, 500 for the bronze, and 450 for the pol Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/leonardo-da-vinci-artist-thinker-and-man-of-science-to-be-flanked-bycolumns-with-bronzecapitals-and-adorned-withfriezes-festoons-andpedestals-with-six-panelstavole-bearing-figuresand-trophies-evidentlyin-bas-relief-as-on-thetomb-of-gaston-de-foixwith-six-harpies-bearingcandelabra-and-witheight-figures-the-vir-tues-at-a-price-of-23ducats-each-the-statueof-the-marshal-valuedat-150-ducats-was-to-crown-the-monument-the-whole-cost-was-fixed-at-3046-ducats432-for-the-models-in-clay-and-in-wax-200-for-the-iron-frame-work-and-the-mould-500-for-the-bronze-and-450-for-the-pol-image336853792.htmlRM2AG10CG–. Leonardo da Vinci, artist, thinker and man of science. to be flanked bycolumns with bronzecapitals, and adorned withfriezes, festoons, andpedestals, with six panels(tavole) bearing figuresand trophies (evidentlyin bas-relief, as on thetomb of Gaston de Foix),with six harpies bearingcandelabra, and witheight figures (the Vir-tues ?) at a price of 23ducats each. The statueof the Marshal, valuedat 150 ducats, was to crown the monument. The whole cost was fixed at 3046 ducats,432 for the models in clay and in wax, 200 for the iron frame-work and the mould, 500 for the bronze, and 450 for the pol
Great men and famous women : a series of pen and pencil sketches of the lives of more than 200 of the most prominent personages in history Volume 5 . oke the music of the virginals.In such society the hours flew lightly by. The wound healed, and in six weeksBayard was himself again. On the day of his departure the lady of the house came into his apartment,and besought him, as their preserver, to accept a certain little box of steel. Thebox contained two thousand five hundred golden ducats. Bayard took it. Butfive hundred ducats, he said, I desire you to divide for me among the nunswhose conven Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/great-men-and-famous-women-a-series-of-pen-and-pencil-sketches-of-the-lives-of-more-than-200-of-the-most-prominent-personages-in-history-volume-5-oke-the-music-of-the-virginalsin-such-society-the-hours-flew-lightly-by-the-wound-healed-and-in-six-weeksbayard-was-himself-again-on-the-day-of-his-departure-the-lady-of-the-house-came-into-his-apartmentand-besought-him-as-their-preserver-to-accept-a-certain-little-box-of-steel-thebox-contained-two-thousand-five-hundred-golden-ducats-bayard-took-it-butfive-hundred-ducats-he-said-i-desire-you-to-divide-for-me-among-the-nunswhose-conven-image339470829.htmlRM2AM86E5–Great men and famous women : a series of pen and pencil sketches of the lives of more than 200 of the most prominent personages in history Volume 5 . oke the music of the virginals.In such society the hours flew lightly by. The wound healed, and in six weeksBayard was himself again. On the day of his departure the lady of the house came into his apartment,and besought him, as their preserver, to accept a certain little box of steel. Thebox contained two thousand five hundred golden ducats. Bayard took it. Butfive hundred ducats, he said, I desire you to divide for me among the nunswhose conven
Antonio Allegri da Correggio, his life, his friends, and his time . or this work was drawn up by Galeazzo Piazza, in the presence of Scipione Montino della Rosa and of Alessandro Araldi. The first notice of a payment madeto Correggio occurs November 29, 1526.He acknowledges having received onaccount seventy-six gold ducats, thirteenimperial soldi, part of the first instal--^ I I ^ ment of 275 ducats, for his work in the cupola, in the presence of Don Nicolodei Gotti, son of Rolando, syndic andprocurator to the Chapter of the greatchurch of Parma.- Another document shows that onNovember 17, 15 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/antonio-allegri-da-correggio-his-life-his-friends-and-his-time-or-this-work-was-drawn-up-by-galeazzo-piazza-in-the-presence-of-scipione-montino-della-rosa-and-of-alessandro-araldi-the-first-notice-of-a-payment-madeto-correggio-occurs-november-29-1526he-acknowledges-having-received-onaccount-seventy-six-gold-ducats-thirteenimperial-soldi-part-of-the-first-instal-i-i-ment-of-275-ducats-for-his-work-in-the-cupola-in-the-presence-of-don-nicolodei-gotti-son-of-rolando-syndic-andprocurator-to-the-chapter-of-the-greatchurch-of-parma-another-document-shows-that-onnovember-17-15-image339263818.htmlRM2AKXPCX–Antonio Allegri da Correggio, his life, his friends, and his time . or this work was drawn up by Galeazzo Piazza, in the presence of Scipione Montino della Rosa and of Alessandro Araldi. The first notice of a payment madeto Correggio occurs November 29, 1526.He acknowledges having received onaccount seventy-six gold ducats, thirteenimperial soldi, part of the first instal--^ I I ^ ment of 275 ducats, for his work in the cupola, in the presence of Don Nicolodei Gotti, son of Rolando, syndic andprocurator to the Chapter of the greatchurch of Parma.- Another document shows that onNovember 17, 15
Histoire de Bayard, surnommé Le Chevalier sans peur et sans reproche . leur commune patrie. Mercure, par ressentiment de cette in-justice, refusa de recevoir six beaux che-vaux turcs et six mille ducats pour sa ran-çon. Il lui demanda : — Si jétais dans ta puissance comme tues dans la mienne, dis-moi, quel seraitmon sort? Le farouche Croate lui répond sans sé-mouvoir : — Si tu étais en ma place, tous les trésors HISTOIRE DE BAYARD 69 du monde ne mempêcheraient pas de temettre en pièces. — Tu viens de prononcer ton arrêt, ré-pond Mercure. Et aussitôt il ordonne à ses Albanais desabrer lui et se Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/histoire-de-bayard-surnomm-le-chevalier-sans-peur-et-sans-reproche-leur-commune-patrie-mercure-par-ressentiment-de-cette-in-justice-refusa-de-recevoir-six-beaux-che-vaux-turcs-et-six-mille-ducats-pour-sa-ran-on-il-lui-demanda-si-jtais-dans-ta-puissance-comme-tues-dans-la-mienne-dis-moi-quel-seraitmon-sort-le-farouche-croate-lui-rpond-sans-s-mouvoir-si-tu-tais-en-ma-place-tous-les-trsors-histoire-de-bayard-69-du-monde-ne-mempcheraient-pas-de-temettre-en-pices-tu-viens-de-prononcer-ton-arrt-r-pond-mercure-et-aussitt-il-ordonne-ses-albanais-desabrer-lui-et-se-image343212644.htmlRM2AXAK6C–Histoire de Bayard, surnommé Le Chevalier sans peur et sans reproche . leur commune patrie. Mercure, par ressentiment de cette in-justice, refusa de recevoir six beaux che-vaux turcs et six mille ducats pour sa ran-çon. Il lui demanda : — Si jétais dans ta puissance comme tues dans la mienne, dis-moi, quel seraitmon sort? Le farouche Croate lui répond sans sé-mouvoir : — Si tu étais en ma place, tous les trésors HISTOIRE DE BAYARD 69 du monde ne mempêcheraient pas de temettre en pièces. — Tu viens de prononcer ton arrêt, ré-pond Mercure. Et aussitôt il ordonne à ses Albanais desabrer lui et se
. Pottery and porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876 . has constantly in his employ forty-five workmen, includingthe six apprentices wdiom he has undertaken to educate, and from thedate of his privilege, in August, 1705, down to the middle of December,1766, has disposed of sixteen thousand ducats worth of manufacturedgoods, etc., so that it may be fairly inferred that he will yet continueto make greater progress both in quantity and quality. At these works, for about fifty years, a great variety was made, suchas vases, statuettes, both white and colored, plates Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pottery-and-porcelain-from-early-times-down-to-the-philadelphia-exhibition-of-1876-has-constantly-in-his-employ-forty-five-workmen-includingthe-six-apprentices-wdiom-he-has-undertaken-to-educate-and-from-thedate-of-his-privilege-in-august-1705-down-to-the-middle-of-december1766-has-disposed-of-sixteen-thousand-ducats-worth-of-manufacturedgoods-etc-so-that-it-may-be-fairly-inferred-that-he-will-yet-continueto-make-greater-progress-both-in-quantity-and-quality-at-these-works-for-about-fifty-years-a-great-variety-was-made-suchas-vases-statuettes-both-white-and-colored-plates-image369633791.htmlRM2CDA7JR–. Pottery and porcelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876 . has constantly in his employ forty-five workmen, includingthe six apprentices wdiom he has undertaken to educate, and from thedate of his privilege, in August, 1705, down to the middle of December,1766, has disposed of sixteen thousand ducats worth of manufacturedgoods, etc., so that it may be fairly inferred that he will yet continueto make greater progress both in quantity and quality. At these works, for about fifty years, a great variety was made, suchas vases, statuettes, both white and colored, plates
. Antonio Allegri da Correggio, his life, his friends, and his time. ent it internally. The agreement for this work was drawn up by Galeazzo Piazza, in the presence ofScipione Montino della Rosa and ofAlessandro Araldi.1 The first notice of a payment madeto Correggio occurs November 29, 1526.He acknowledges having received onaccount seventy-six gold ducats, thirteenimperial soldi, part of the first instal-ment of 275 ducats, for his work in thecupola, in the presence of Don Nicolbdei Gotti, son of Rolando, syndic andprocurator to the Chapter of the greatchurch of Parma.2 Another document shows Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/antonio-allegri-da-correggio-his-life-his-friends-and-his-time-ent-it-internally-the-agreement-for-this-work-was-drawn-up-by-galeazzo-piazza-in-the-presence-ofscipione-montino-della-rosa-and-ofalessandro-araldi1-the-first-notice-of-a-payment-madeto-correggio-occurs-november-29-1526he-acknowledges-having-received-onaccount-seventy-six-gold-ducats-thirteenimperial-soldi-part-of-the-first-instal-ment-of-275-ducats-for-his-work-in-thecupola-in-the-presence-of-don-nicolbdei-gotti-son-of-rolando-syndic-andprocurator-to-the-chapter-of-the-greatchurch-of-parma2-another-document-shows-image370550084.htmlRM2CET0BG–. Antonio Allegri da Correggio, his life, his friends, and his time. ent it internally. The agreement for this work was drawn up by Galeazzo Piazza, in the presence ofScipione Montino della Rosa and ofAlessandro Araldi.1 The first notice of a payment madeto Correggio occurs November 29, 1526.He acknowledges having received onaccount seventy-six gold ducats, thirteenimperial soldi, part of the first instal-ment of 275 ducats, for his work in thecupola, in the presence of Don Nicolbdei Gotti, son of Rolando, syndic andprocurator to the Chapter of the greatchurch of Parma.2 Another document shows
