medal
- Museum number
- G3,IP.320
- Description
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Bronze medal. (whole)
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A Student ascending a rocky path to the top of a mountain, on which stands Truth pointing to the radiated name of Jehovah, in Hebrew, above. (reverse)
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Bust of Dr. Samuel Clarke, three-quarters, right, in wig and canonicals. (obverse)
- Production date
- 1729
- Dimensions
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Diameter: 42.000 millimetres
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- Curator's comments
- Medallic Illustrations 2, published in 1885, states:
Not rare.
Dr. Samuel Clarke, divine, mathematician, and philosopher, was born at Norwich 11 October 1675, and died 17 May, 1729. With powerful talents and a clear understanding, he chose to ground his opinions upon the result of his own researches, and, entering deeply into the study of religion and natural philosophy, to proceed fearlessly in the path in which, he thought, the Truth called him to walk.
See Gaetani, Pier Antonio, Count., ‘Museum Mazzuchellianum seu Numismata Virorum doctrina præstantium, &c.’ II. Pl. clxxx. 1.
- Location
- Not on display
- Associated events
- Commemoration of: Death of Dr. Samuel Clarke, 1729
- Acquisition date
- 1825
- Department
- Coins and Medals
- Registration number
- G3,IP.320
- C&M catalogue number
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MB2 (Medallic Illustrations 2) (490) (31)
