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RefNoEC/1758/12
Previous numbersCert II, 172; A02503
LevelItem
TitleFoscarini, Marco: certificate of election to the Royal Society
DescriptionBoth citations and sets of proposers on one certificate
CitationMark Foscarini, a noble Venetian, knight of the golden Stole, Procurator of Saint Mark, Historiographer of the Republic of Venice, one of the Reformators of the University of Padua, and Ambassador extraordinary at the Court of Rome, being desirous of the honour of becoming a Fellow of this Society : We , whose names are under-written, do recommend him asa Nobleman of distinguished learning and merit, as fully appears in a work of his lately published in folio, intituled = Della Letteratura Veneziana libri otto, Volume primo = a copy of which has been presented by him to this Society, a great Incourager of the liberal Sciences, and remarkably obliging to English Gentlemen in their travells through the Venetian State
From the Perusal of Signor Foscarini's work I concur in recommending him as highly worthy to be a member of the Royal Society
ProposersJohannes Marsili; P Celesia; Thomas Brand; T Hollis
Tho Birch
AccessStatusOpen
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Foscarini, Marco: certificate of election to the Royal Society

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CodePersonNameDates
NA7075Foscarini; Marco (1696 - 1763)1696 - 1763
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