‎Arabie‎

‎Lenglelet du Fresnoy - Pierre Nicolas - M. L'Abbe (Cellarius)‎

‎Arabia Petraea et Deserta‎

‎Inc. su rame, mm.215x310 alla battuta.Tratta da "Geographia Antiqua et Nova: or a System of Antient and Modern Geography, with a Sett of Maps Engraven from Cellarius's. ...". Ottimo stato, fresca e nitida impressione.‎

‎Levi della Vida, Giorgio‎

‎Aneddoti e svaghi arabi e non arabi‎

‎Mm 150x235 RARO - Brossura editoriale di xii-394 pagine. Conserva al suo interno la fascetta del Premio Viareggio per la saggistica, di cui l'opera fu insignita. Dorso brunito, occasionali e leggere sottolineature a matita, nel complesso esemplare in buone-ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.‎

‎LIDDEL HART (Capitaine B.-H.).‎

‎La Vie du Colonel LAWRENCE (Lawrence in Arabia). Traduit de l'anglais par Henri Thies.‎

‎grand in-8 etroit, 319 pages, 7 cartes, broche, couv.- Bel exemplaire. [NV-14] Exemplaire sur vélin supérieur.‎

‎LIPPENS Philippe‎

‎Expedition en Arabie Centrale‎

‎in 8° pp. XI, 215, bross. edit. ill. Viaggio di studio e ricerca archeologica compiuto dall'A. (uno degli scopritori dei manoscritti del Mar Morto) in Arabia centrale, prima del progresso tecnologico, a spese del re 'Abdul 'Aziz ibn Sa'ud; corredato da m. foto d'epoca a colori e in b/n f.t. e 1 grande cartina ripiegata in fine; intonso ed ormai raro. 179/28‎

‎LIVIO Pier Vincenzo‎

‎A la découverte d'un trèsor : Petra.‎

‎Arabesque Editions, 1992. 22 x 30, 87 pp., très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs, reliure d'édition carton imprimé, très bon état.‎

‎texte intégralement en français.‎

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‎LOCATELLI‎

‎Twitter e le rivoluzioni. La primavera araba dei social network: nulla sarà più come prima‎

‎Twitter e le rivoluzioni. La primavera araba dei social network‎

‎LORD, Henry‎

‎A Discovery of Two Forreigne Sects in the East-Indies, viz. the Sect of the Banians, the Ancient Natives of India, and the Sect of the Persees, the Ancient Inhabitants of Persia: Together with the Religion and Manners of each Sect.‎

‎Detailed analysis of Banian and Parsi creationist beliefs, including the first humans, the first and second age of the world, God's communication to the world through Bremaw's book (Banian), ceremonial law, order of government, the derivation and meaning of 'Banian,' and 'Persee,' and more. This is the first printed summary of Hindu doctrines and practices to appear in Europe. Topics examined include idolatry, fire worship, immortality, rapture, vegetarianism, the Indian caste system and Hindu theory of world cycles - specifically Satya Yuga and Treta Yuga, as well as Persian migration to the East Indies, the prophet Zerdusht (Zarthusthra, Zarthost), so forth. A fascinating early treatise. Henry Lord's book was the first in English to be entirely devoted to discussion of Indian religions, and represents the first serious attempt to go beyond reports by travellers of the strange religious beliefs and practices that they had observed in India. Initially publishing his account in 1630, Lord was a chaplain, rather than a missionary, and made a serious attempt to understand the religions rather than condemn them. The display was used as a source by later European writers on Indian religions, most notably François Bernier. "Lord was sometime resident in India at Surat and Preacher to the Honourable Company of Merchants trading to East India (Cox I p.270)." Folio, measuring approximately 13.5 inches x 9 inches. 42 pages, numbered from 315 to 356, plus title page. In itself complete, this account is from Churchill's eight-volume work which contained numerous travel narratives, and was titled "A Collection of Voyages and Travels, Some Now First Printed from Original Manuscripts. Others Now First Published in English." These are the original pages printed in 1752. Mild foxing, otherwise in very good condition, clean and bright with wide margins, a lovely example of early printing. Attractively bound in recent green cardstock covers with label.‎

‎LOSTALOT-BACHOUE (M. E. de)‎

‎Le Monde - Histoire de tous les Peuples - Tome Neuvième (1re et 2e Parties) - Chine - Japon - Perse - Arabie - Turquie - Inde - Egypte‎

‎Paris, Lebigre-Duquesne Frères, Editeurs, 1859. 1 fort volume in-8, 539 pp., reliure plein toile verte, dos insolé, illustré de nombreuses gravures hors texte, bon état général.‎

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‎Lotter Tobias Conrad‎

‎Le cours entier du Grand et Fameux Nil, appellé la riviere de l’Egypte dans l’Ecriture Sainte avec la Basse et la Haute Egypte, par où il passe gravè Tobie Conrad Lotter Geogr. à Ausburg.‎

‎In folio (59x73 cm il foglio); esemplare in fine coloritura coeva ed in ottime condizioni di conservazione. Testo in francese in cartiglio. Magnifica e vivida tiratura di questa celeberrima carta del territorio egiziano che si sviluppa lungo il corso del fiume Nilo, con parte del territorio dell’Arabia Saudita, dell’Etiopia e Abissinia e del territorio di Suez con ben presente il Mar Rosso con anche evidenziate le profondità. La carta fu stampata dal successore e cognato del grande cartografo Matthaus Seutter (sposò una delle figlie di Seutter), il cartografo, editore ed incisore Tobias Conrad Lotter (1717 - 1777). Lotter, si formò alla bottega di Matthaus Seutter per il quale lavorò. Alla morte di Seutter ne rilevò l’attività che portò avanti fino al 1777 anno della sua morte. L’attività passo poi al figlio, Matthias Albrecht Lotter. Tobias Conrad fu uno dei più apprezzati cartografi del settecento. Il carta si ispira ai dati riportati dal gesuita R. Pere Sicard, da Alphonse Mendez, Emanuel L’Ameyda, Pierre Pays e di altri celebri missionari e studiosi gesuiti. Esemplare in ottime condizioni di conservazione ed in bella coloritura coeva. Esemplare in ottime condizioni di conservazione.‎

‎Louis Massignon‎

‎Annuaire du monde musulman statistique historique social et économique‎

‎1955. Paris éditions des Presses Universitaires de France 1955 - Toilé jaquette conservée 16 cm x 25 cm 428 pages - Texte de Louis Massignon 4 ème ed. révisée et mise à jour avec le concours de V. Monteil bibloigraphies - Petit accroc sur la jaquette sans manque sinon bon état‎

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‎LOVETT, Lieut. - Colonel Beresford‎

‎Itinerary Notes of Route Surveys in Northern Persia in 1881 and 1882.‎

‎28 pages, including a full-page sketch illustration. Plus a large fold-out colour map, measuring approximately 12 x 28 inches (30 x 71cm). 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. This detailed expedition report includes a description of the geography, topography and new routes discovered in Ancient Persia - modern day Iran. Lieut.-Col. Lovett's survey is especially valuable for its elucidation of untrodden parts of these Elburz Mountains, and it also throws new light on the entire route, no part of which had hitherto been delineated with any approach to the same detail and perspicuous accuracy. The Course of Lovett's Journey from Tehran to Astarabad: Gulhek, the Garden of Vujiia, Ahar, Sarak, Husun Ikdir, Gutchisir and Waliabad, Towar, Asolat, Arsinkiru, Mekhsas, Oz, Baladeh, Chashmeh Shahi, Khan Lar Khan, Ask, Lesan, Arjumand, Firuskuh, Chashmeh Kabud, Salash, Chashmeh, Kurrand, Fulhad Mahala, Pishirt, Chaman-i-Manga, Chardeh, Ziarat-i-Khas-rud, Astarabad. From Astarabad, Lovett travels towards Shahrud; he provides valuable information of his surveys in this illuminating account.‎

‎LUDOVICO DE VARTHEMA‎

‎ITINERARIO NELLO EGITTO, NELLA SURRIA, NELLA ARABIA DESERTA E FELICE NELLA PERSIA, NELLA INDIA E NELLA ETIOPIA‎

‎In 8. Dim. 21x16 cm. Pp. 354+(2). Edizione Alpes del 1929 di questo resoconto di viaggio del bolognese Ludovico De Vathema (1465-1517) fra i massimi esploratori italiani del Rinascimento a cura di Paolo Giudici. L'opera riporta i viaggi di Vathema in Arabia, Etiopia, Persia, India (Combeia, Cevul, Goga, Decan, Bathacala, Centacola, Canonor, Bisinagar, Tormapatani, calcutta, Cioromandel, Zailani, Borneo, Monoch ecc..) ecc... All'interno sono presenti numerose planches e mappe ripiegate. 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, pagine ancora unite fra loro. Alpes edition of 1929 of this resuming of travel by Ludovico De Vathema (1465-1517) from Bologna, one of the most important italian explorers of Rinascimento period cared by Paolo Giudici. Thw work describes the travels of Vathema in Arabia, Aethiopia, Persia, India (Combeia, Cevul, Goga, Decan, Bathacala, Centacola, Canonor, Bisinagar, Tormapatani, calcutta, Cioromandel, Zailani, Borneo, Monoch ecc..) etc... Inside there are different planches and folded maps. 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, pages still bound together.‎

‎Léonard MOSLEY‎

‎La GUERRE du PETROLE‎

‎Un ouvrage de 630 pages, format 140 x 210 mm, relié cartonnage sous jaquette couleurs, publié en 1974, bon état‎

‎Essai sur les pays producteurs de pétrole‎

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‎M. MAHFUZ SÖYLEMEZ.‎

‎Cahiliye Araplarinin ulûhiyet anlayisi.‎

‎New English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 192 p. Divinity mentality of Arabs of Ignorance age. Cahiliye Araplarinin ulûhiyet anlayisi.‎

‎M[USTAFA] SABRI SÖZERI.‎

‎Senferâ ve Lâmiyyetu'l-'Arab (Yazma bir nüshanin fotokopisi ile). [i.e. Al-Shanfarâ and Lamiyyat al-Arab with facsimile plates of a manuscript].‎

‎Very Good Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish with facsimile plates of an Arabic manuscript. 10 p. text, [26] pages in [13] plates of original Arabic manuscript from the Ayasofya Kütüphanesi [i.e. St. Sophia Library of Istanbul] preserved in 2926 / 18-31, dated 829 AH. [1412-1413 AD]. Al-Shanfarâ (?-525 CE) was a semi-legendary pre-Islamic poet tentatively associated with ?âif, and the supposed author of the celebrated poem Lâmiyyât al-Arab. He enjoys a status as a figure of an archetypal outlaw antihero (su'luk), critiquing the hypocrisies of his society from his position as an outsider. Al-Shanfarâ is most famous for, supposedly, composing the Lamiyyat al-'Arab, or "L-poem" of the Arabs. Although its attribution has been disputed ever since medieval times, the memorable first-person figure of the misanthropic brigand celebrating his position on the edge of society that the poem draws has strongly influenced views of al-Shanfarâ. We can if nothing else say that if the Lâmiyyât is a later composition, it positions al-Shanfarâ as the archetypal outlaw of a pre-Islamic heroic age, viewed nostalgically from a later era. (Source: Wikipedia).‎

‎MACADAM, Henry Innes.‎

‎Studies in the History of the Roman Province of Arabia. The Nothern Sector.‎

‎Oxford, BAR International Series 295 1986, 295x210mm, XV - 420pages, paperback. Library stamp. Rating label stick on the bottom of the spine, otherwise book in good condition, despite very small tears on top and bottom of the spine.‎

‎one folding b/w map, Pour un paiement via PayPal, veuillez nous en faire la demande et nous vous enverrons une facture PayPal‎

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‎MACLEAN Alistair‎

‎Lawrence D'Arabie. Photographies dans et hors-texe, cartes. Adapté par Noëlle Brun.‎

‎Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 160 pages.‎

‎MAGINI (Giovanni Antonio) & PTOLEMEE (Claude).‎

‎[IRAN/AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN] Tabula Asiae V.‎

‎[Arnhem, Joannes Jansson, 1617]. 128 x 170 mm.‎

‎Carte figurant l'Iran, l'Afghanistan et une partie du Pakistan, issue de la Géographie de Ptolémée traduite par Magini et publiée à Arnhem par Jansson en 1617. Texte latin au verso. Bel exemplaire.‎

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‎MALMIGNATI P.-G. (comte)‎

‎Deux mois avec les b?douins nomades du d?sert Hamad, la tribu des Roualla. Article (6 pages, 8 photos et 1 reproduction de dessin) dans l'illustration.‎

‎Num?ro complet.‎

‎Manuscript Nautical Documents - Ceylon‎

‎Light Vessels at Ceylon: Two Manuscript Nautical Documents, being Memorandums Pertaining to the Temporary Light Houses at Great Basses Reef and Little Basses Rocks Off Southern Shores of the Island.‎

‎The light vessels being the predecessors of the two permanent lighthouses of Ceylon fame, situated some fourteen kilometers apart off the coast of Yala National Park. Two folio documents: April 1869 double leaf true copy of a memorandum on winds and currents at Little Basses; April 1870 single leaf notice to sea captains announcing the temporary lighthouse near the Great Basses, issued by Colonial Secretary Henry Turner Irving (later Governor) and penned in a secretarial hand; both on blindstamped stationery of the United States Commercial Agency of Ceylon measuring approximately 20 x 32 cm. Slight age-toning, otherwise in very good condition, rare documents connected to two offshore lighthouses which are among the most famous in Asia. This fascinating and detailed manuscript lighthouse report, was made prior to the actual lighthouses having been constructed, by a sea captain who lived on the light ship anchored off the Ceylon southern shore for at least seven years, making important observations and providing light for navigators. The first document is an annual report by John Buchanan, master of the light vessel at Little Basses, describing seasonal wind and weather conditions, sea currents, tides, monsoons and storms, over the period of one year. The captain also describes steamships having difficulties making the passage to shore. This document being a true copy of the original made in April 1869 by Thomas Steele, Assistant Government Agent at Hambantota, who took a noteworthy interest in local antiquities and Sinhalese literature. [An admiralty notice based on Buchanan's memorandum, though slightly edited, was published in the London and China Telegraph, Vol. 12, May 16, 1870, and also in The Nautical Magazine and Naval Chronicle for 1870]. Excerpts from Buchanan's lightship memorandum: ".... at Little Basses Rocks, Ceylon, during 13 months as observed from the Light Ship." "January [1869]... It would not be inaccurate to say that a strong current continues throughout January coming from the NNE from the Bay of Bengal setting S.S.W. Sea crossing very rough all the month.... both wind and tide against them...difficult for ships to get to the Northeast. It would be well not to attempt to do so." "February... towards the end of the month the wind becomes much lighter. The northerly current also slacken. Occasionally in the month the Light Vessel swings. In 1868, however, she did not swing until April, while in the current year (1869) she swings in February. During the seven years I have been here, the SW monsoon has not hitherto set in regularly until from the 4th to the 10th of May. This year it has been steady at SW since April 6th. The present year is accordingly an exception to the rule..." "I consider March one of our finest months at the Little Basses... 87º in the shade... Shipmasters going to any part of Burmah need have no cause for hesitation... " "May... the monsoon sets in strong and steady... much rain falls, and thunder and lightning... until about the 20th October..." "June, July, August and September... the S.W. monsoon blows strong and steady... Notwithstanding the extreme difficulty I have been enabled (occasionally at much risk of life and property) to keep up a monthly communication with Pottana Bay [Pothana Bay], and thence by land with Galle." "November... much thunder and lightning... Floating bodies invariably I have observed, set right out to sea, S.S.W. ..." "Summary... There are no regular tides... the N.E. monsoon... during five months without variation. Thus a steamer steering N.N.E., has not only to oppose a three-knot tide opposed to her, but the wind dead against her... some steamers barely make two miles an hour going to the north... When the sun goes to the northward of the Light Ship, there is no more N.E. monsoon... in the event of a vessel making Dondra Head when bound to Galle, which is not uncommon the Master should never attempt to beat to Galle, but recross the line." End Excerpts. "Notice to Mariners, Bay of Bengal. Temporary Lighthouse near the Great Basses" heads the second document, which was issued by Colonial Secretary Henry T. Irving at Colombo in April 1870. Irving became a colonial governor not long after. Here too, prior to construction of a permanent structure, the admiralty anchored a temporary light-vessel upon which was mounted a revolving signal. This announcement came approximately one year before placement of the first stone for the lighthouse, and four years before it would begin operation. Excerpt from Irving's notice to mariners: "... it is hereby notified... that a light-vessel, exhibiting at an elevation of 38 feet above the sea, a red revolving light at intervals of 45 seconds, has been placed... at a distance of 3/4 of a mile from the N.E. rock of the Great Basses Reef... The vessel carries two balls vertical at the Mast Head." End Excerpt. Sir Henry Turner Irving, GCMG (1833-1923) was a British Civil Servant and Colonial Administrator. He first served as acting Governor of British Ceylon. In 1873-1874, he served as Governor of the Leeward Islands. In 1874-1880, he served as Governor of Trinidad and Tobago. In 1882-1887, he served as Governor of British Guiana. He was the first Governor of Trinidad to occupy the Government House, now known as the President's House. Notes on the lighthouses that subsequently replaced the "light-ships" described above: Great Basses Reef Lighthouse is an offshore lighthouse in the south of Sri Lanka. Accessible only by boat, it is located on a reef 13 km off the coast of Yala National Park, near Little Basses Reef Lighthouse. The necessity of a lighthouse at this location was acknowledged in 1856, a design of an iron tower on a granite base was suggested and costs began to be incurred without fruition. A new design by Alexander Gordon and Sir James Nicholas Douglass was approved in 1867. The executive engineer in charge was James' brother William Douglass. Two steam vessels were used, each capable of carrying 120 tonnes of stone, and each equipped with the appropriate lifting gear. Each support block weighed 2 to 3 tons. The first stone was laid in December 1870, the last in late 1872 and the light was lit in March 1873. The cost had been £63,000, of which £40,000 had been expended to no effect before Trinity House and William Douglass were involved. Little Basses Reef Lighthouse is an active offshore lighthouse at the southern end of Sri Lanka. It is located on a reef called Kuda Ravana Kotuwa (Fort of Little Ravana), formerly called Little Basses by the British when they invaded Ceylon. It is fourteen km off the coast of Yala National Park and north east of the Great Basses Reef Lighthouse. It was completed in 1878, built by William Douglass using the same steam ships, crew and workers as the Great Basses Reef Lighthouse. Designed by Sir James Nicholas Douglass, Little Basses lighthouse was one of a limited number of lighthouses that were designed to house the large Hyperradiant Fresnel lenses that became available at the end of the 19th century. Four of these lenses were used in Sri Lankan lights, all made by Chance Brothers in England. The lighthouse is close to Daedalus Rock, site of the sinking of HMS Daedalus (1811). The two Basses lighthouses are among the most famous offshore lighthouses of Asia. Manuscript‎

‎MAR Jakoub Adol‎

‎Makéda ou la fabuleuse histoire de la reine de Saba‎

‎Michel Lafon, 1980. In-broché sous jaquette de 412 pages. Très bon état‎

‎MARC-MONNIER GIAN et HANS‎

‎le dossier Rimbaud‎

‎in 12 broché faux-titre,titre,356 pages,Ch. Delagrave 1882 édition originale,rousseurs éparses habituelles‎

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‎Mardrus, Dr. J. C‎

‎Le livre des mille nuits et une nuit. Traduction litterale et complete du Dr. J. C. Mardrus. Bände 3-6 (4 Bände von 12).‎

‎Paris, Eug. Fasquelle, o.J. 4°. 31 cm. 315 und 371 Seiten. Private Halblederbände der Zeit mit goldgeprägten Rückentiteln.‎

‎1. Auflage. Französischsprachige Ausgaben. Mit ornamental illustierten Textrahmen und zahlreichen Farbtafeln. Rücken berieben und bestoßen. Vortitel und Titel eines Bandes leicht fleckig. Blätter leicht gebräunt. Zwei Vorsätze und ca. 27 Blätter mit Knickspur, ein Vorsatz und ca. 3 Blätter mit kleinem Einriss. Eine Lage (ca. 46 Blätter) gelöst. Gute bis sehr gute Exemplare. First edition. French language edition. With ornamentally illustrated text frames and many colored illustrations. Private half leather binding of the time with gilt lettering on spine. Back rubbed. Half title and title page of one copy lightly spotted. Pages lightly darkened. 2 endpapers and appr. 27 sheets with crease marks, one endpaper and appr. 3 sheets with one small tear. One layer (appr. 46 sheets) detached from the binding. Nearly fine copies.‎

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‎MARDRUS, J. C.‎

‎Des Contes des milles nuits et une nuit : Histoire d'Aladdin et de la Lampe magique (2 Volumes - Complet)‎

‎Selon le texte de J. C. Mardrus, tirage à 630 exemplaires, un des 570 exemplaires sur vergé pelure numérotés de 60 à 630 (n° 247), 2 vol. in-8 brochage en accordéon à la chinoise, Collection Coréenne composée sous la Direction de Victor Ségalen à Péking pour Georges Crès & Cie, Paris, 1914 Belle édition établie sous la direction de Victor Ségalen. Etat très satisfaisant (sans l'étui d'origine, manques de papier en couv., très bon état par ailleurs). Français‎

‎MARECHAUX, Pascal‎

‎Villages d'Arabie Heureuse‎

‎1979 Editions du Chêne / Hachette - 1979 - In-8, format à l'italienne, cartonnage toilé gris sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs de l'éditeur - Sans pagination - Nombreuses reproductions photographiques hors-texte et pleine page en couleurs et quelques illustrations in et hors-texte en N&B‎

‎Bon état - Jaquette légèrement frottée‎

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