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Rebirth of Antiquity: Numismatics, Archaeology, and Classical Studies in the Culture of the Renaissance
The proceedings ofThe Rebirth of Antiquity symposium were published as the Winter 2008 issue of the Princeton University Library Chronicleand also as a separate hardbound volume that is available for $20 (plus $2.50 for postage) from the Friends of Princeton University Library, One Washington Road, Princeton, NJ 08544. Inquiries can made to Darlene Dreyer at libraryf@princeton.edu.
THE REBIRTH OF ANTIQUITY: Numismatics, Archaeology, and Classical Studies in the Culture of the Renaissance
Edited by Alan M. Stahl. With the assistance of Gretchen Oberfranc
CONTENTS
Preface Anthony Grafton xiii
Numismatics in the Renaissance Alan M. Stahl 3
Of Mauss and (Renaissance) Men: Numismatics, John Cunnally 27
Prestation, and the Genesis of Visual Literacy
Antonio Agustín and the Numismatists William Stenhouse 48
The Local Antiquary in Eighteenth-Century Rome Tamara Griggs 66
Peiresc and the Study of Islamic Coins in the Early Peter N. Miller 101
Seventeenth Century
Appendix I: Identification of the Islamic Coins John Cunnally 156
in ms. c.10.31, pages 276–83
Appendix II: Identification of the Other Islamic Coins Stefan Heidemann 164
in ms. c.10.31
Literature 172
Note on Title Page Alan M. Stahl 175
Index 177