Holograph notes on possible subjects and mottoes for George I's Coronation medal Isaac Newton c. 150 words The Newton Project Oxford 2017 Newton Project, University of Oxford

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 August or September 1714, c. 150 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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317484 The Reverse The Motto A Bible upon an Altar Fidei Defensor A horse flying abveabove yethe clouds Apollo radiated rising in the east & shing upon Britannia who sitts upon the ichnography of the eastern part of yethe Island Secli metioris origo The Crown Scepter & Globe upon a table covered with a carpet. Et novo splendore refulget Britannia presenting the King with a Governail Coronat. & inunct. Oct Britannia setting a crown upon the Kings head Proceribus & populis consentientibus or Inauguratus Oct. A hand coming out of a cloud & setting a crown upon the Kings head. Faventre Deo, or Fravente Deo gandentibus populis, or iob securitatem publicam, or fide publica, or in salutem publicam, or Inaugurat Octob. Brittannia having newly presented yethe king with a governail & lifting up her right-hand with a crown to present him. Any of the Mottos on the three last Medalls.