Menestrier, John Baptist Le
, of Dijon, one of
the most learned and curious antiquaries of his time, was
born in 1564, and died in 1634, at the age of seventy. His
principal works are, 1. “Medals, Coins, and ancient Monuments of the emperors of Rome,” folio. 2. " Illustrious
Medals of the ancient emperors and empresses of Rome,' 7
4to. They are both written in French, and are not much
esteemed, according to the Diet. Hist.; but Moreri says that
all modern antiquaries speak of them with the highest
praise (grands eloges). 2
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