Examen Dubiorum Quorundam I. An Cicero Proconsul Asiae appellari possit? II. An Quirinus Memmii cognomen sit? Et Nomina Tribuum, Nominibus Romanorum adiecta, etiam Cognomium formam admittant? III. An Corona Isthmiaca ex Selini Semine? an ex Foliis plexa fuerit? IV. An hemistychium Statii, Nec Adhuc Implere Tiaram, Paschalius recte pro Munera Regia Obire sumserit?
Examen Dubiorum Quorundam is a Latin scholarly treatise on Roman coins and antiquarian questions, written by Lorenz Beger and published in 1604 for scholars of numismatics and epigraphy. Its pictures are engraved coin designs, with paired obverse portraits and reverse figures, legends and emblems in circular frames, that a designer could draw on for classical medallion layouts and laurel-wreath motifs.
