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VETTOR DI ANTONIO
fitting dress with stole over r. shoulder. Pearled
border.
Rev. PVBLICAvIVSTICIAvAVGVSTAvETaBENIG
NITAS* Justice, in fluttering drapery, standing
1., holding plummet-line in r.; a little cupid
resting on an L square looks up at her; in field
r. OP | VICTOR.! | • CA • | V Pearled border.
(a) Ravenna; bronze gilt, f 52 mm. The abbreviation
mark over the name Victori and the V (for Veneti)
are incised, and not visible on the cast. Cast provided
by Signorina Lorenzina Cesano, 1926. [Pl. 83.]
A Daniel Bragadin is mentioned as a member of the
Venetian Council in 1484 (Papadopoli, Mon. di Ven., ii,
p. 45) and 1489 (Cicogna, Inscr. Ven., v, p. 229). If he is
identical with the Sier Daniel Bragadin whose son Sier
Jacomo is mentioned by Sanuto (Diarii, vol. viii, p. 362),
he was dead by June 1509. No. Pa. Dns. seems to mean
‘lord of Neopaphos ’ in Cyprus. The Bragadini had large
possessions in that island.
CASTALDO (Cornelio).
441. Obv. CORNELIVS CASTAL1DVS FELTRIEN *
IVRIS CON* Bust 1. with long lank hair, wearing
doubtlet. Raised border.
Rev. V | CAMEL!vs in exergue. Minerva (on
1.) and Apollo (on r.) conversing. She stands
r., wearing crestless helmet, cuirass and mantle
from waist downwards, long sash hanging from
r. arm, which rests on spear; 1. rests on kite-
shaped shield decorated with a mask (Gorgo-
neion?). He stands 1., wearing cloak round
shoulders and middle, trampling on three-
headed python, r. raised, 1. behind his back; be-
hind him, a winged lyre hung from a crooked
tree. Raised border.
Arm. I, 115, 5 (60 mm.). T. G. Farsetti, Vita prefixed to
Poesie di C. Castaldi pp. 22 f. Mazz. I, xlv, 4,
without rev. Foville, Rev. de I'Art, 32 (1912), p. 279.
[a. Pl. 83.]
(a) Berlin, 60 mm. Friedl., p. 96, no. 6, Pl. xviii. Heiss,
Ven., p. 124, Pl. vii, 5. Hab., PL Ixv, 6. (Z>) Brescia
(Brozzoni), 63 mm. Without rev. Rizz., no. 156
(wrongly describes a casting-fault on rev. as a rock).
GAMBELLO (CAMELIO) 44I-5
Castaldo was born in 1480 and died in 1537; on this medal
he looks about 25 to 30. Foville dates it about 1508-10.
FASIOL (Francesco); died 1516.
442. Obv. F*FASEOLVS-I*C*ADM1RABI[LOR’ETIAM«
ELOQVENT1A«QVAM-FORMA« Bust 1., with long
hair, wearing close-fitting dress. Plain border.
Rev. VICTOR | CAMELIVS | FACIEBAT Plain
border.
Arm. I, 115, 6 (55 mm.). [a. Pl. 84.]
(a) Milan, Med. Mun. (Brera), f 59 mm. (6) Venice,
Mus. Arch, ex Marciana, f 58 mm. Border on obv.
partly tooled into beads. Friedl., p. 96, no. 5. Arm.,
loc. cit. Heiss, Ven., p. 125.
The medal must be before 1511, in which year Fasiol
became Grand Chancellor.
GRIMANI (Domenico), Cardinal 1493-1523.
443. Obv. DOM1NICVS - CARDINAL1S - GRIMAN
VS ► Bust 1., tonsured, wearing mozzetta.
Plain border.
Rev. THEOLOGIA on 1., PH1LOSOPH1A on r. ;
on under-slope of exergual line, -V*C-F* incised.
On 1. Theology, standing under a palm, takes
by the wrist Philosophy, who is seated holding
an open book under a tree; Theology points
up at radiant cloud; all, save for details, as on
the medal no. 863.
Arm. I, 116, 8 (53 mm.). Fabr., p. 79, Pl. xvi, 2. Fo-
ville, Rev. de rArt, 32 (1912), p. 279. Hab., Pl. Ixv, 5.
[6. Pl. 84.]
(a) Berlin, 53 mm. Friedl., p. 95, no. 2, Pl. xviii. Arm.,
loc. cit. Heiss, Ven., p. 125, no. 2. (6) London, V. A. M.
(Salting), f 56 mm. (c) Modena, f 55 mm. {d} Pe-
saro, Mus. Oliv., J 55 mm. (e) Venice, Mus. Arch, ex
Marciana, f 56 mm. L. Mariani, Gall. Naz. Ital., ii (1896)
p. 52, Pl. xxiv, 2. G. Coggiola, Le Breviaire Grimani,
p. 6. (/) Henry Oppenheimer, f 55 mm. ex Heseltine.
Here the Cardinal is distinctly older than on the medal
sometimes attributed to Giancristoforo Romano (no. 863).
This probably dates from the artist’s Roman period
(1513-17). Domenico seems to have spent most of his
time in Rome from his election in 1493 to his death in 1523.
Foville dates the medal about 1508-10. .
B. STRUCK.
BARBADIGO (Agostino), Doge of Venice
(1486-1501).
444. Obv. cg> AVGVSTIN* • BAltBADlC • VENETOR? •
DVX* Bust 1. with long beard, wearing ducal
cap and robe. Pearled border.
Rev. (ivy-leaf) AEQVITATIS | ET • INNOCENTI,
ae • CVLTVS • I • VICTOR1S • | • CAM •, • v • Pearled
border.
Arm. I, 117, 11 (35 mm.). Numism. vir. ill. ex Barb,
gente (Padua, 1732), p. 79, no. xxxx. Van Mieris, i, p. 334.
Kohler, xxii (1750), pp. 41 ff. Friedl., p. 96, no. 1. Heiss,
Ven., p. 121, no. 1. [/. Pl. 84.]
(«) London, \ 34 mm. Cast. Purchased 1911. Pro-
bably the Lanna specimen (Catal., 1911, no. 76). (6) Mi-
lan (Brera), | 34 mm. Cast, (c) Parma, j 35 mm.
Struck? (d} Venice, Correr, Catal., no. 107. (e) An-
[I
other, ex Papadopoli, 35 mm. Castellani, Catal. . . .
Papadopoli, no. 16932. (/) T. W. Greene, | 35-5 mm.
Struck. (£•) Formerly Morbio, Catal., no. 4183, 35 mm.
On the motto of the rev., Kohler, loc. cit., quotes the
dedication to Barbadigo by Sabellicus of his Suetonius
(1491) in which occur such phrases as nihil maiore aequitate
et innocentia praeditum and quod . . . iuris et aequitatis
cultus . .. floret, quod religio et innocentia passim omnibus
alludunt. But there is nothing to show that Sabellicus had
the medal before him; his words may have suggested the
motto.
JULIUS II, Pope, 1503-13.
445. Obv. 1VLIVS-L1GVR»PAPA-SECVNDVS-MCCC
CCVP Bust r., tonsured, wearing cape with
two pairs of saints on orphrey, and oval morse.
Pearled border.
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fitting dress with stole over r. shoulder. Pearled
border.
Rev. PVBLICAvIVSTICIAvAVGVSTAvETaBENIG
NITAS* Justice, in fluttering drapery, standing
1., holding plummet-line in r.; a little cupid
resting on an L square looks up at her; in field
r. OP | VICTOR.! | • CA • | V Pearled border.
(a) Ravenna; bronze gilt, f 52 mm. The abbreviation
mark over the name Victori and the V (for Veneti)
are incised, and not visible on the cast. Cast provided
by Signorina Lorenzina Cesano, 1926. [Pl. 83.]
A Daniel Bragadin is mentioned as a member of the
Venetian Council in 1484 (Papadopoli, Mon. di Ven., ii,
p. 45) and 1489 (Cicogna, Inscr. Ven., v, p. 229). If he is
identical with the Sier Daniel Bragadin whose son Sier
Jacomo is mentioned by Sanuto (Diarii, vol. viii, p. 362),
he was dead by June 1509. No. Pa. Dns. seems to mean
‘lord of Neopaphos ’ in Cyprus. The Bragadini had large
possessions in that island.
CASTALDO (Cornelio).
441. Obv. CORNELIVS CASTAL1DVS FELTRIEN *
IVRIS CON* Bust 1. with long lank hair, wearing
doubtlet. Raised border.
Rev. V | CAMEL!vs in exergue. Minerva (on
1.) and Apollo (on r.) conversing. She stands
r., wearing crestless helmet, cuirass and mantle
from waist downwards, long sash hanging from
r. arm, which rests on spear; 1. rests on kite-
shaped shield decorated with a mask (Gorgo-
neion?). He stands 1., wearing cloak round
shoulders and middle, trampling on three-
headed python, r. raised, 1. behind his back; be-
hind him, a winged lyre hung from a crooked
tree. Raised border.
Arm. I, 115, 5 (60 mm.). T. G. Farsetti, Vita prefixed to
Poesie di C. Castaldi pp. 22 f. Mazz. I, xlv, 4,
without rev. Foville, Rev. de I'Art, 32 (1912), p. 279.
[a. Pl. 83.]
(a) Berlin, 60 mm. Friedl., p. 96, no. 6, Pl. xviii. Heiss,
Ven., p. 124, Pl. vii, 5. Hab., PL Ixv, 6. (Z>) Brescia
(Brozzoni), 63 mm. Without rev. Rizz., no. 156
(wrongly describes a casting-fault on rev. as a rock).
GAMBELLO (CAMELIO) 44I-5
Castaldo was born in 1480 and died in 1537; on this medal
he looks about 25 to 30. Foville dates it about 1508-10.
FASIOL (Francesco); died 1516.
442. Obv. F*FASEOLVS-I*C*ADM1RABI[LOR’ETIAM«
ELOQVENT1A«QVAM-FORMA« Bust 1., with long
hair, wearing close-fitting dress. Plain border.
Rev. VICTOR | CAMELIVS | FACIEBAT Plain
border.
Arm. I, 115, 6 (55 mm.). [a. Pl. 84.]
(a) Milan, Med. Mun. (Brera), f 59 mm. (6) Venice,
Mus. Arch, ex Marciana, f 58 mm. Border on obv.
partly tooled into beads. Friedl., p. 96, no. 5. Arm.,
loc. cit. Heiss, Ven., p. 125.
The medal must be before 1511, in which year Fasiol
became Grand Chancellor.
GRIMANI (Domenico), Cardinal 1493-1523.
443. Obv. DOM1NICVS - CARDINAL1S - GRIMAN
VS ► Bust 1., tonsured, wearing mozzetta.
Plain border.
Rev. THEOLOGIA on 1., PH1LOSOPH1A on r. ;
on under-slope of exergual line, -V*C-F* incised.
On 1. Theology, standing under a palm, takes
by the wrist Philosophy, who is seated holding
an open book under a tree; Theology points
up at radiant cloud; all, save for details, as on
the medal no. 863.
Arm. I, 116, 8 (53 mm.). Fabr., p. 79, Pl. xvi, 2. Fo-
ville, Rev. de rArt, 32 (1912), p. 279. Hab., Pl. Ixv, 5.
[6. Pl. 84.]
(a) Berlin, 53 mm. Friedl., p. 95, no. 2, Pl. xviii. Arm.,
loc. cit. Heiss, Ven., p. 125, no. 2. (6) London, V. A. M.
(Salting), f 56 mm. (c) Modena, f 55 mm. {d} Pe-
saro, Mus. Oliv., J 55 mm. (e) Venice, Mus. Arch, ex
Marciana, f 56 mm. L. Mariani, Gall. Naz. Ital., ii (1896)
p. 52, Pl. xxiv, 2. G. Coggiola, Le Breviaire Grimani,
p. 6. (/) Henry Oppenheimer, f 55 mm. ex Heseltine.
Here the Cardinal is distinctly older than on the medal
sometimes attributed to Giancristoforo Romano (no. 863).
This probably dates from the artist’s Roman period
(1513-17). Domenico seems to have spent most of his
time in Rome from his election in 1493 to his death in 1523.
Foville dates the medal about 1508-10. .
B. STRUCK.
BARBADIGO (Agostino), Doge of Venice
(1486-1501).
444. Obv. cg> AVGVSTIN* • BAltBADlC • VENETOR? •
DVX* Bust 1. with long beard, wearing ducal
cap and robe. Pearled border.
Rev. (ivy-leaf) AEQVITATIS | ET • INNOCENTI,
ae • CVLTVS • I • VICTOR1S • | • CAM •, • v • Pearled
border.
Arm. I, 117, 11 (35 mm.). Numism. vir. ill. ex Barb,
gente (Padua, 1732), p. 79, no. xxxx. Van Mieris, i, p. 334.
Kohler, xxii (1750), pp. 41 ff. Friedl., p. 96, no. 1. Heiss,
Ven., p. 121, no. 1. [/. Pl. 84.]
(«) London, \ 34 mm. Cast. Purchased 1911. Pro-
bably the Lanna specimen (Catal., 1911, no. 76). (6) Mi-
lan (Brera), | 34 mm. Cast, (c) Parma, j 35 mm.
Struck? (d} Venice, Correr, Catal., no. 107. (e) An-
[I
other, ex Papadopoli, 35 mm. Castellani, Catal. . . .
Papadopoli, no. 16932. (/) T. W. Greene, | 35-5 mm.
Struck. (£•) Formerly Morbio, Catal., no. 4183, 35 mm.
On the motto of the rev., Kohler, loc. cit., quotes the
dedication to Barbadigo by Sabellicus of his Suetonius
(1491) in which occur such phrases as nihil maiore aequitate
et innocentia praeditum and quod . . . iuris et aequitatis
cultus . .. floret, quod religio et innocentia passim omnibus
alludunt. But there is nothing to show that Sabellicus had
the medal before him; his words may have suggested the
motto.
JULIUS II, Pope, 1503-13.
445. Obv. 1VLIVS-L1GVR»PAPA-SECVNDVS-MCCC
CCVP Bust r., tonsured, wearing cape with
two pairs of saints on orphrey, and oval morse.
Pearled border.
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