Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal Isaac Newton c. 43 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 August or September 1714, c. 43 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.

 Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal [MINT 19/3/314]Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal [MINT 19/3/313]Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal [MINT 19/3/316]Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal [MINT 19/3/317]Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal [MINT 19/5/31] MINT 19/3/315, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK UKSurreyKew, RichmondNational Archives MINT 19/3/315 August or September 1714 England English Latin Greek Holograph MintCoin, Seal and Medal Design Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo & John Young Catalogue exported to teiHeader by Michael Hawkins Transcribed by Will Scott Will Scott finished transcription Checked by Will Scott
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The Moto.

Favente Deo, gaudeniebus populiso. or In salutem publicam or InOb securitatem publicam or Fede publica or Temporum felicitas. or plandentibus populis.

The Motto

Deo favante

or

TibFedes publica

or

Temporum Felicitas

or

Populis plaudentibus.

or

Salus publica.

or

Securitas publica