On military successes of Charles XII in 1700-1703,
1700-1703

Author	Hautsch Georg (non signed)
Materials	silver
Weight	36,4 гр
Size	43,5 мм
Provenance	Stakhovich Alexander Alexandrovich, 1983
Inventory №	251997

Obverse	CAROLVS. XII. - D: G: REX SVECIAE; bust of Charles XII l. holding sword and Field-Marshal's baton; QVO NON PRAESTAN/ TIOR ARMIS*
	* 1. Verg. Aen. VI, 162 - 165: Atque illi Misenum in litore sicco, ut venere, vident indigna morte peremptum, Misenum Aeoliden, quo non praestantior alter aere ciere viros, Martemque accendere cantu. or 2. Johann Förster (1576 - 1613) «Delitiae Poetarum Germanorum» (Deliciae. De obitu Nicolai Pemenoti. 31-34): Nec minus imperii summis praefectus habenis Carolus amisso de Granuele dolet. Carolus invictis quo non praestantior armis Caesar in Ausonia cognitus urbe fuit.
Reverse	TESTES VIRTUTIS ET PRUDENTIAE; three crowns with laurel-branch and sword, around, six shields; on the shields, NARVA/ 1700.20. Sb; DÜNAM:/1701.11. xt; CRACOV./ 1702. 29 Jul; RIGA/ 1701.9. Jul./ VARSOV: 1702.23 Mai; THORUM/ 1703.14.Sb
	** wrong date, the 20th of November is correct

Literature	Zavorotnaya 1988 (№ 56); Hildebrand 1874, d. I (s. 523, № 78); Пискунова 1950 (№ 50); Russian Victories 2009, 157
Keywords	Vergil (Publius Vergilius Maro), Charles XII, Osherov Sergey Alexandrovich, Stakhovich Alexander Alexandrovich, Fidler Felix, Hautsch Georg, Charles XII (1697-1718), Warsow, Daugavgrīva, Krakow, Narva, Riga, Thorn, Sweden, Elbląg (Elbing), sword, pe, Moscowite, Polander, coat Sweden, three crowns, uniform, Aeneid, De obitu Nicolai Pemennoti, literary quotation, crown, Field-Marshal's baton, TESTES VIRTUTIS ET PRUDENTIAE

On military successes of Charles XII in 1700-1703,1700-1703