Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal Isaac Newton c. 90 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 August or September 1714, c. 90 words.

Mint 19/3/316 includes calculations of costs.

On reverse of Mint 19/3/316: mathematical fragment relating to the Principia, Book 3, proposition 35. Mint 19/5/31 is preceded by notes on Persian history, which are resumed on the reverse.

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A Bible open & crownd with this Motto, Fidei Defensor, or Fiden Protestantium Ecclesiarum Defensor, or Fidei vere Defensor, or Fidei Protestanium Defensor

A Bible open with a hand coming out of a cloud & holding a crown over it. with Thise Motto, Fidei Defensor a Deo coronatus. It alludes to the coronation of Charles the great.

A kKing sitting ion a Throne wthwith a hand or an Angel holding a Crown held over his head. The Motto, Consentientibus populis.

A Church upon a rock. The Motto, Tuta est.