‎Arabie‎

‎P. L.‎

‎En survolant l'Hadramaut. Article (2 pages, 3 photos, 1 carte) paru dans la revue l'Illustration.‎

‎Num?ro complet.‎

‎PALGRAVE W.G‎

‎Une année dans l’Arabie Centrale 1861-1863‎

‎traduction d’Emile JONVEAUX,abrégé par J Belin-de-Launay. In 12 broché,faux-titre,titre,XX,335 pages,Une carte dépliante en fin de volume, gravures sur bois hors-texte. hachette & Cie 1876.dos renforcé avec de petits manques, sans gravité.Partie supérieure de la marge extérieure du premier plat légèrement décolorée,pâle mouillure partie supérieure de la marge extérieure à quelques pages en début de volume.‎

Référence libraire : 5148

‎PALGRAVE‎

‎UNE ANNEE DANS L'ARABIE CENTRALE (1862-1863). Traduction d'Emile Jonveaux, abrégé par J Belin de Launay. 2e édition.‎

‎Paris Hachette 1876. In-18 2 feuillets non chiffrés XX 340pp. Demi chagrin brun, dos à nerfs orné de fleurons dorés, plats de percaline chagrinée brune, fers dorés du Lycée de Marseille sur le 1er plat, reliure de l'époque. Orné de 12 gravures sur bois hors texte et 1 carte dépliante. Quelques pâles rousseurs par endroits. Bel exemplaire, bien complet du texte, des gravures et de la carte, reliure en bon état, solide et décorative.‎

‎Edition abrégée, ce qui n'ôte rien à l'intérêt du texte: l'Arabie et les Arabes, le Cacim intérieur et le Nedjed, religion, morale, histoire des Vouahabiles, la Haça, l'Oman.‎

Référence libraire : GITg533

‎PALGRAVE, W.-G. ( William-Grifford )‎

‎UNE ANNÉE DANS L'ARABIE CENTRALE (1862-1863). Traduction d'Emile Jouveaux, abrégée par J. Belin-de-Launay. Avec 4 gravures et une carte‎

‎Paris Librairie Hachette et Cie 1881 in 12 (18x11,5) 1 volume reliure pleine percaline verte de l'éditeur estampé à froid, plat supérieur orné d'un grand fer doré ornemental titré en lettres dorées au centre, XX et 340 pages, avec 4 gravures hors-texte, et une grande carte dépliante in fine. Le Djôf et le Chomeur; L'Arabie et les Arabes; Le Cacim inférieur et le Nedjed; Religion et morale; Histoire des Vouahabites; Le Haça; L'Oman. Quatrième édition. Bel exemplaire, reliure très fraiche ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )‎

‎Très bon Couverture rigide‎

Référence libraire : 34088

‎PALGRAVE William-Gifford‎

‎UNE ANNEE DANS L'ARABIE CENTRALE (1862-1863). Traduction d'Emile Jonveaux abrégée par J. Belin-de Launay. Et contenant une carte et 12 gravures sur bois.‎

‎Paris Hachette et Compagnie 1875 -in-12 pleine percale 1 volume, reliure pleine percale rouge in-douze Editeur (18 x 11,6 cm), dos long rouge décoré "or" et à froid - titre frappé or (red spine with blind-stamping and gilt title), premier plat décoré or et à froid (front cover blind-stamping and gilt) (plaque spéciale Editeur), deuxième plat décoré à froid (back cover blind-stamping) (plaque spéciale Editeur), toutes tranches dorées (all edges gilt), orné de 12 gravures hors-texte en noir + une carte dépliante en noir, XX + 340 pages, 1872 Paris Librairie Hachette et Compagnie Editeur,‎

‎Collection "Bibliothèque Rose Illustrée".....Palgrave, Gifford. 1826-1888. Anglais, eut une vie des plus mouvementées. Volontaire dans l'armée des Indes, il se convertit au catholicisme, fut ordonné prêtre à Madras, fut missionnaire aux Indes et en Syrie. En 1862 il accepta de Napoléon III une mission en Arabie centrale. Sous les dehors d'un arabe chrétien de Syrie, il traversa la péninsule depuis Gaza jusqu'à Mascate, faisant un long séjour dans le Nedjed. A son retour il entra dans le service diplomatique anglais, remplit diverses fonctions en Abyssinie, à Trébizonde, à Manille, à Bangkok, et mourut à Montevideo. (Mazenod, Les explorateurs célèbres, p. 332)......RARE... en trés bon état (very good condition). en trés bon état‎

Référence libraire : 22615

‎PALGRAVE (W.-G.).-‎

‎Une année dans l'Arabie Centrale (1862-1863).Traduction d'Emile Jouveaux, abrégée par J. Belin-de-Launay. Et accompagnée d'une carte.‎

‎P., Hachette, 1869, in 12 relié dune modeste demi-toile moire amateur, XX-340 pages ; rousseurs, parfois fortes, mouillures claires;bien complet de la carte dépliante (fente sans manque à une pliure.‎

‎PHOTOS sur DEMANDE. Fermeture du 1er au 23 Août‎

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‎PALGRAVE, William Gifford‎

‎Une année de voyage dans l’Arabie centrale (1862-1863) [2 volumes]‎

‎Paris, L. Hachette 1866 2 volumes. XVI-346-429 pp., 4 plans, 1 carte et 1 portrait, table des matières, table méthodique, table des gravures.‎

‎édition originale de la traduction française.Manque dans le tome 1, La page de faux-titre, de titre, le portrait de l’auteur, la carte d’Arabie, le plan d’Hayel. Bon état d’occasion‎

Référence libraire : 142197

‎PALGRAVE William Gifford‎

‎UNE ANNEE DE VOYAGE DANS L'ARABIE CENTRALE (1862-1863). Ouvrage traduit de l’anglais avec l’autorisation de l’auteur par Emile Jonveaux.‎

‎In-8 p. (mm. 239x148), 2 volumi, mz. pelle coeva, dorso a cordoni con tit. oro, pp. (6),XVI,346,(2); (4),429,(3); con un ritratto dell’A. e 5 tavole f.t. Prima edizione francese. Esempl. con qualche fioritura, altrimenti ben conservato.‎

‎Palgrave, W G‎

‎Une Annee dans L'Arabie Centrale‎

‎340pp + 12 plates + folded map VG/none contemporary binding half cloth, slightly worn but gilt lettering on spine still visible, small owner inscription on sub title page, moderate foxing throughout, mainly on margins, otherwise a very good copy. Abridged edition (J. Belin-De Launay) of the classic work in the Travels to Arabia literature, translated from the English edition in French by E. Jonveaux. With 12 nice woodcut illustrations and a folding map (24cm x 18cm, irrelevant small tear on lower margin, slightly yellowed) of the Arabian Peninsula included. rilegatura coeva in mezza tela leggermente consunta, scritte dorate al dorso chiaramente leggibili, piccola firma proprietario al preliminare, fioriture all'interno, principalmente ai margini, nel complesso un buon esemplare. Edizione ridotta (J. Belin-De Launay) di questa classica opera su viaggi in Arabia, tradotta in francese da E. Jonveaux. Include 12 belle incisioni fuori testo e mappa dell'Arabia (24cm x 18cm, strappetto ininfluente sul margine inferiore, leggermente ingiallita).‎

‎PAPI Lazzaro‎

‎Lettere sulle Indie Orientali ed una lettera sulla indiana mitologia del marchese Cesare Lucchesini.‎

‎2 voll. 8°, pp.X-283 (5); 231, br.ed., dorsi rinf. In barbe. Queste Lettere, che videro la luce anonime nel 1802 e col falso luogo di stampa di Filadelfia (Melzi II 121 e Parenti, Diz.dei luoghi di stampa falsi, p.84, Olschki 14342), è dedicata dall'editore Giuseppe Giusti a Domenico Navasques, segretario del duca di Lucca. Brunet VI 28121 cita la 2°ediz. con data Lucca, 1819, forse errata, perchè la nostra dovrebbe essere la 2°ediz., in quanto nella dedica al Navasques, datata 31 ago.1829, Giuseppe Giusti parla di quest' "opera che ora con aggiunte e correzioni favoritemi dalla gentilezza dell'Autore, per mia cura rivede la luce..". Si tratta di 27 lettere (+ la lettera del Lucchesini) di cui 22 sull'India: caste, libri sacri (veda), luoghi di venerazione, culto di animali e alberi sacri, bramini, metempsicosi, culto di Linga o phallo e feste, costumi e teologia della costa del Malabar, Baniani e loro costumi, spedale per animali infermi a Suratte, astrologia giudiziaria, costumi indiani (matrimonio, poligamia,"abbruciarsi delle vedove", ballerine..), astronomia, arti, medicina, architettura e scultura, Parsi o Guebri, musulmani, Compagnia inglese. Le ultime 5 lettere sono dedicate al viaggio in Arabia, Mar Rosso, Giza, Egitto, isola di Stanchio etc.‎

‎PEETERS (Jan).‎

‎[IRAK] Bagdad in Babylonie oft Chaldea nu Irak.‎

‎[circa 1690]. 121 x 231 mm.‎

‎Estampe gravée. Brunissure dans le coin supérieur droit.‎

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‎PEETERS (Jan);‎

‎[IRAN] Ispahan int Coninckryck van Persien.‎

‎circa 1690 139 x 234 mm.‎

‎Estampe gravée figurant la ville d'Ispahan. Exemplaire monté sur papier ancien, rousseurs marginales.‎

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‎PENEZ J.P. - JARNOUX Maurice‎

‎Chez le fils d'Ibn Seoud Roi du Coran et du pétrole. Article de 9 pages dans Paris Match.‎

‎Numéro complet.‎

‎PETRA Vincenzo - PESSINA Enrico.‎

‎La guerra saffica tra V. Petra ed E. Pessina.‎

‎L'opera è un'aspra polemica tra Vincenzo Petra ed Enrico Pessina, sostenitore quest'ultimo di Arabia Tommaso, al quale venne censurato un suo lavoro, Saffo, messo in scena dalla compagnia diretta da Adamo Alberti. Il successo fu enorme, specie per il fatto che Saffo veniva presentata come incitatrice di virtù civili e patriottiche, ma la censura interruppe le rappresentazioni dopo la dodicesima serata. Parte della critica, soprattutto quella accademica, lo attaccò violentemente e, pur riconoscendone il valore poetico, non rilevò in lui alcuna validità come tragediografo. Dall'Indice: Avvertenza. Sul Saffo di T. Arabia. Intorno alla tragedia. Critica di critica. Polemica. Note alla polemica. Critica di critica. Esemplare perfetto. Brossura cartacea coeva, pp. 43, in 8°‎

‎PEYRÉ (Joseph).‎

‎L'escadron blanc. Illustrations de Paul Durand.‎

‎Paris, Delagrave, 1971, 28 x 22'5 cm., tela original con sobrecubiertas, dibujos a toda página, algunas plegadas, 157 págs. - 1 h.‎

‎PHILBY, RYCKMANS & LIPPENS‎

‎Expédition Philby-Ryckmans-Lippens en Arabie. IIe partie: Texte épigraphiques, tome 2: Atlas, fac-similés des copies d'inscriptions‎

‎Louvain, Publications Universitaires/ Institut Orientaliste s.d. [1962] 261 loose plates in publisher's protective case in half cloth (as published), 27cm., in the series "Bibliothèque du Muséon" volume 50, the 261 plates depict thousands of inscriptions in bl/w copied during the expedition in Arabia led by Philby Ryckmans and Lippens in 1951-1952, Not listed in OCLC, very rare, fine condition, weight is over 2kg. (extra shipping charges might apply), X92329‎

Référence libraire : X92329

‎PHILBY H. St. John‎

‎Arabia. IN FULL MOROCCO‎

‎8vo., First Edition, on laid paper, with large folding map on japon, half-title and title very lightly spotted, lower corner of half-title and several following leaves lightly creased; handsomely bound in full dark red crushed morocco, sides with gilt frame border, back with raised bands, second and fourth compartments lettered and ruled in gilt, all other compartments tooled and ruled in gilt, gilt top, hand-made endpapers, ribbon marker, fore-edge faintly spotted else an attractive copy ideal as a gift or for presentation. With a double-page genealogy of the House of Sa'ud. Published in Benn's series 'The Modern World'. Bright copy of a key work by the great Arabist.‎

‎PHILBY, H. St. J. B.‎

‎Jauf and the North Arabian Desert - 10‎

‎Title: Jauf and the North Arabian Desert. Author: H. St. J. B. Philby Publisher: London: Edward Stanford, Royal Geographical Society, 1923. Item is in Original Condition, with Blue Wrappers - As Issued, Complete with All the Ads! Notes & Condition: Philby recounts a journey made in 1922 together with railway engineer Major Holt, through Jordan to Jauf [Al Jawf Region, Al-Jouf] and into Iraq as far as Karbala, for the purpose of investigating the area's unstable political situation, and to examine possibilities of building a railway in the Wadi Sirhan valley. Beginning with a fascinating summary of a most unstable government indeed, Philby describes an ongoing power struggle between two dynasties, inter-tribal raids, a slave governor being murdered, betrayals and quarrels over land, so forth. The pair travelled to Medina, to the volcanic lava field of Harrat al-Shamah where they found some Safaitic inscriptions on stone, then to Sakaka where they stayed for nine days, and eventually arriving at the Al-Ukhaidir Fortress and the city of Karbala [Iraq], to be hosted by the Arab governor. Choosing a safe route was imperative as rebel holdings were prolific, particularly in the Al-Jawf Region. Once their mission was accomplished they made their way north for Ramadi, from where a flight would take them back to Amman. Interesting accounts describe inhospitable places and encounters, most notably the house of Sha'lan whose members were able to impede the expedition for some time. Philby's observations further include the important village of Kaf and its citizens, the Quraiyat salt -pans which are worked by the Badawin [Bedouins]; the plain of Ithra and its settlement of the black tents of the Ruwalla; the vast, dazzling, white salt marsh of Nuqrat al Hadhaudha, the prominent landmark of Kharana; Shaib Shanmari and in Jauf itself, the great medieval Arab fortress of Qasr Marid, the ruins of the hamlets of Suq and Suq al Hattab, the Safaitic inscriptions at Harrat; at the Sultan's invitation, a visit to Sakaka; the oasis of Qara; Suluba; the wells of Abal Dufuf; the magnificent ruins of Ukhaidir; Abu Dibis and Amadi. Photographic plates provide excellent visuals from the journey. Philby's account is accompanied by a large highly detailed fold-out colour map and a report by Major A. L. Holt titled, "The Future of the North Arabian Desert," which outlines his work in terms of developing communications through the desert, and a compelling argument promoting the desert as an important trade route. Holt accompanied Philby on his extraordinary Arabian adventure. At the time of this expedition, Philby was chief head of the Secret Service in Mandatory Palestine (since November 1921), working with T. E. Lawrence and meeting his American counterpart, Allen Dulles. 8vo. Two reports, 39 pages combined, plus a large fold-out colour map measuring approximately 59 x 34 cm, and photographic plates for illustration. Original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ads. This is a complete issue, seldom found in such good and original condition. Excerpt from the text: "We left Amman on 10 March 1922... my personal preference... camels over mechanical transport in the real desert... in country where no organized route exists" "... The introduction of modern firearms has been a curse and veritable scourge to Arabia and its independent, individualistic denizens... the Arab social code of raid and rapine has not shown any signs as of yet of adjusting itself..." "... the northern desert of Arabia is at the present moment unsafe in the widest sense of the term - unsafe for the innocent traveller, the merchant, and the shepherd - there are already signs of a welcome change in the south, where Ibn Sa'ud has created a well-knit polity on a religious basis and has found himself strong enough to prohibit tribal raiding within his borders." "Our reception by the authorities of Kaf was cordial enough though guarded.... We were not allowed to visit the natural fortress ... called Qasr Sa'idi... a small guard of some twenty-five men with machine guns... Kaf is commanded by this eminence..." "... within a month of our sojourn at Jauf, we heard of the downfall of the house of Sha'lan at the hands of Ibn Sa'ud. As rulers they were detested by their own people, whom they treated with insolent harshness..." "Every human seen in the desert is an enemy, and the weaker party must make its best speed away if it would escape death." End Excerpt. Harry St John Bridger Philby, Order of the Indian Empire (CIE) (1885-1960), also known as Jack Philby or Sheikh Abdullah, was a British Arabist, explorer, writer, colonial office intelligence officer, and adviser to the first monarch of Saudi Arabia. Philby joined the British Foreign Service in 1917 and was the first European to visit the southern desert of Arabia. He was the first European to enter Abha, the capital of Najran, the frontier district between the Wahhabis and the Yemenites, and the second to visit Shabwa, although he was the first to explore the ruins where he discovered the great temple of Astarte. During Philby's explorations of Arabia, he came into contact with Ibn Saud, and was greatly influenced by the Wahabi ideology and culture, converting to Islam and renouncing his faith in Christianity.‎

‎PHILBY, H. ST. John B.‎

‎The Land of Sheba.‎

‎Notes & Condition: Philby, a famed Arabian explorer and father of master spy Kim Philby, renounced British policy, became a Moslem, and joined the Wahabis. This expedition report Predates Philby's Book, entitled, Sheba's Daughters, Being a Record of Travel in Southern Arabia, With an Appendix on the Rock Inscriptions by A.F.L.Beeston, First Published in 1939. The account of a journey made by the author, Ibn Saud’s official adviser, from the King’s camp on the Mecca to Riyadh road to the Indian Ocean. Philby was the first European to enter Abha, the capital of Najran, the frontier district between the Wahhabis and the Yemenites, and the second to visit Shabwa, although he was the first to explore the ruins where he discovered the great temple of Astarte. An excellent account of Philby's travels in southern Arabia, particularly the Hadhramaut in 1936. The longest of Philby's journeys, ostensibly to map the new frontier with Yemen. Until the 1930's the highlands of south-west corner of Arabia were among the world's few remaining lands not fully explored or charted. Into that region Philby, author and explorer, made two journeys, the first in 1932, and the second in 1936 and 1937. This important Arabian Expedition is an account of exploration, containing valuable material on the Yemeni-Saudi borders, and excellent quality photographs taken for the first time in that area by a European. This narrative was published within two complete monthly issues, July and August, of the Geographical Journal.This is August issue only, 26 pages, plus black and white photographic plates and a large fold-out colour map measuring approximately 14 x 24 inches (35 x 61cm). This issue is in original condition with blue wrappers, titles to front, and containing all the ad, seldom found in such good and original condition.‎

‎Philip K. Hitti‎

‎Precis D'histoire Des Arabes‎

‎Payot, Paris 1950. 1ère Edition Francaise Halbleder/Leinen Sehr gut‎

‎Text Französisch. Traduction de M. Planiol. Schwerer, solider Leinen Einband, goldgeprägter Lederrücken mit Titelei, 5 Scheinbünde mit minimalen Abriebspuren. 207 Seiten und 8 Karten. Insgesamt sehr gut erhalten. Un ouvrage récemment et solidement relié en bel état. Avec 8 cartes. Excellente typographie, dans l'ensemble, également pour les amateurs de bibliophilie! 14,5 x 23 Cm. 0,44 Kg.‎

Référence libraire : 013573

‎PHILIPPE LIPPENS‎

‎EXPEDITION EN ARABIE CENTRALE‎

‎In 8. Dim. 22,5x14,5 cm. Pp. XI+214+(4). Interessante volume del 1956 sulla spedizione scientifica e archeologica in Arabia Centrale compiuta da Philippe Lippens (1910-1989) celebre per essere stato uno dei scopritori di manoscritti del Mar Morto. Lippens partecipò anche alle missioni ONU in Palestina per preparare l'indipendenza dei futuri stati israeliani e palestinesi. Tra i luoghi descritti: Jiddah, Hijaz, Taif, Bisha, Abha, Najran, Deserto del Rub, Khali, Najran, Dam, Riyadh ecc... All'interno sono presenti 39 foto in bianco e nero su planches fuori testo, quattro planches fotografiche a colori e una mappa ripiegata con l'itinerario di viaggio. In buone condizioni e completo Copertina editoriale in buone condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni. All'interno le pagine si presentano in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. Interesting volume of 1956 about scientiphic and archeological expedition in Central Arabia made by Philippe Lippens (1910-1989) famous to be one of the discoverers of manuscripts of Mar Morto. Lippens took part also to ONU missions in Palestine to prepare independence of future israelian and palestianian states. Between the places described: Jiddah, Hijaz, Taif, Bisha, Abha, Najran, Deserto del Rub, Khali, Najran, Dam, Riyadh ecc... Inside there are 39 black and white photoes on out of text planches, four coloured photographic planches and a folded map with the route of the travel. In good conditions and complete. Editorial cover in good general conditions slightly worn in the edges and spine. Binding in good conditions. Inside pages are in very good conditions with occasional foxings.‎

‎Phipps Arabie, Wolfgang A Gaul, David Banks, Frederick R Mcmorris, Leanna House‎

‎Classification Clustering and Data Mining Applications Phipps Arabie Wolfgang A. Gaul David Banks Frederick R. Mcmorris Leanna House‎

‎Springer Berlin Heidelberg Springer Berlin 2004. 2004. Softcover. Classification Clustering and Data Mining Applications <br/><br/>Classification Clustering and Data Mining Applications Phipps Arabie Wolfgang A. Gaul David Banks Frederick R. Mcmorris Leanna House Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Springer Berlin paperback‎

Référence libraire : BN285030 ISBN : 3540220143 9783540220145

‎Phipps Arabie‎

‎Three Way Scaling: A Guide to Multidimensional Scaling and Clustering‎

‎Paperback / softback. New. paperback‎

Référence libraire : B9780803930681 ISBN : 0803930682 9780803930681

‎PIASA Paris, Ventes aux enchères ; PICARD AUDAP SOLANET VEILLIET‎

‎[ Lot de 6 catalogues de ventes aux enchères d'art orientaliste et d'archéologie ] Orientalisme, art d'orient (28 novembre 2002) ; Archéologie, orientalisme, arts d'orient, Océanie, Haute époque (13 juin 2003) ; Archéologie, orientalisme, arts d'orient, Océanie, Haute époque (7 juin 2004) ; Art islamique, Antiques, Icônes, Haute époque (22 avril 2005) ; Archéologie, arts d'orient, Haute époque (2 juin 2006) ; Archéologie, Art d'Orient (13 juin 2007)‎

‎6 vol. in-4 br., couv. ill. couleurs, PIASA Paris, Drouot-Richelieu, 2002 à 2007, env. 60 à 80 pp. et de 250 à 330 réf. par catalogue. Rappel de la liste des catalogues : Orientalisme, art d'orient (28 novembre 2002) ; Archéologie, orientalisme, arts d'orient, Océanie, Haute époque (13 juin 2003) ; Archéologie, orientalisme, arts d'orient, Océanie, Haute époque (7 juin 2004) ; Art islamique, Antiques, Icônes, Haute époque (22 avril 2005) ; Archéologie, arts d'orient, Haute époque (2 juin 2006) ; Archéologie, Art d'Orient (13 juin 2007)‎

‎Très bon état pour ce lot de beaux catalogues. Prix pour l'ensemble‎

Référence libraire : 50921

‎PICCIRILLO Mchele‎

‎L'ARABIE CHRETIENNE. Préface de Maurice Sartre. Traduit de l'italien par Etienne Schestraet et Marie-Paule Duverne.‎

‎P., Editions Mengès, 2002. In-4 carré, relié toile sous jaquette illustrée, 259 pp. Belle iconographie. TB état.‎