Giovanni Cavino

1539

Giovanni Antonio Vincenzo Dolce, 1482-1555, Paduan Jurist, Canon of Padua 1516 [obverse]

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1539

Genius Holding a Dolphin and Sacrificing [reverse]

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1540

Girolamo Cornaro, c. 1486-1551, Venetian Patrician [obverse]

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Girolamo Panico, died 1558, and Pompeo Ludovisi, died 1565 [obverse]

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Genius Holding a Dolphin and Sacrificing [reverse]

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Luca Salvioni, died 1536, Paduan Jurist [obverse]

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Homer [obverse]

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Mercury Taming Pegasus [reverse]

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Antonia, 36 B.C.-A.D. c. 38, Daughter of Mark Antony and Octavia [obverse]

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Nero, A.D. 37-68, Roman Emperor A.D. 54 [obverse]

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Ceres and Annona [reverse]

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Sabina, died A.D. 136 or 137, Wife of Hadrian [obverse]

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Antinous, died A.D. 130, Favorite of the Emperor Hadrian [obverse]

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Roma, the Emperor, and Victory [reverse]

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Lorenzino de' Medici, 1514-1547, Son of Pierfrancesco II [obverse]

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Giampietro Mantova Benavides, died 1520, Paduan Physician [obverse]

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Cap of Liberty between Daggers [reverse]

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Giovanni Mels, died 1559, Jurist [obverse]

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Balduino del Monte, died 1556, Brother of Pope Julius III, Count of Monte Sansovino 1550 [obverse]

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