Schönherr, Beatrix, Helmut Henne und Horst Sitta (Hgg.)Antiquariat.de
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1997ref. 1248254Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1997. XVII, 233 S. kart.
1991A clean, unmarked copy.
1977ref. 3118902Berlin: Erich Schmidt 1977. 307 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1974ref. 6048651Hamburg, Buske 1974. 8°. XII, 160 pp. Broschur. Stempel verso Titel. Kleines Signaturschild auf Rücken. Sonst ordentliches Exemplar.
1974ref. 254456Hamburg : Buske, 1974. 223 S. : graph. Darstellungen ; 21 cm Originalbroschur.
1980usual stickers and stampson the inside of the cover, FEP, catalogue page and on the BEP. creases to the cover and rubbing along the edges and ends of the d / j, some pencil markings on a few pages easily removed. Ex - Library
1993ref. 834741993 Gap, Ophrys, 1993, in 8° broché, 549 pages.
1971ref. ALEP00122Editions A. et J. Picard. Deux volumes in-8 (16 x 24 cm), brochés, 560 et 794 pages.
1967Complet en 2 volumes: 1/ Prolégomènes - Les articles - Les pronoms. Théorie générale du verbe - Les temps - Les modes; 2/L'ordre des mots dans la phrase - L'accord - Syntaxe des propositions - Les propositions subordonnées - Les mots-outils - Paragrammaticales; index. 2è édition, "revue et complétée" d'un ouvrage publié en 1935-1938 par Georges et Robert LE BIDOIS. Exemplaire relié. Français
1967ref. 13815Paris, Auguste Picard, 1967 2 volumes Grands in-8° (15,8 x 24,1cm) Reliure skivertex marron; titre doré aux dos; 1ers plats de couvertures conservés. Vol.1: 1feuillet, XX + 560p., 1feuillet; Vol.2: Xp., 1feuillet, 794p., 1feuillet. Très bon état.
1954ref. 62881954 Universitaire Pers Leiden, Leiden, 1954. Un volume in-8 broché sous jaquette, 282 pages. Petit manque à la jaquette, néanmoins bon état.
1 volume in-8 broche, X-794 pages. Index. TRES BON ETAT/ VERY GOOD [DV-1]
ref. 106658Droz Droz, Coll. Langue et Cultures, 1995, 183 p., broché, bon état.
1935ref. qb1563Librairie Delagrave, Max Hueber Verlag Broché 1935 In-12 (11,2 x 17,8 cm), broché, 448 pages ; pliures au dos bruni, mors frottés, quatrième plat gondolé, petites taches au premier plat, par ailleurs assez bon état général. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
ref. 12500Librairie C. Klincksieck, 1945 , Collection de Philologie Classique II - Grand et fort In-8, broché, soubre couverture titrée en noir, 396 pages, pagination fanée, parfois brunie, ensemble solide et intègre par ailleurs sans défauts.
ref. 126555Editions Klincksieck - N° VII de la collection "Tradition de l'Humanisme" - 1997 (huitième tirage) - 3e édition, revue et augmenté "Nouveau tirage" - 470 pages
ref. 80162Paris, C. Klincksieck, 1932. 12 x 18, 697 pp., reliure d'édition pleine toile, bon état.
in-16, 177 pages, broché, couv. Illustree Bel exemplaire. [LP-2]
1992Name/date to front end paper. No other marks or inscriptions. No creasing to covers or to spine. A very clean very tight copy with bright unmarked boards and no bumping to corners. 400pp. An early typesetting system used by writers and typists in mathematics, science and engineering.
1815ref. 5174London United Kingdom: B. Blake 1815. hardcover. Very Good. Thomas Rowlandson Style of. The Adventures of Doctor Comicus or The Frolicks of Fortune A Modern Syntax — First Edition Publication: London B. Blake 1815 Formatting: 8vo pp. ii 269 i. Condition Report: Very Good. The binding is a handsome likely later full panelled calf with blind-tooled borders and corner fleurons featuring a contrasting central panel and a red morocco title label to a raised spine. The binding is tight and secure showing only minor superficial shelf-wear. The interior features attractive marbled endpapers and untrimmed page edges. The text block is generally clean though some light spotting age-toning and offsetting can be expected given the period. Notably this copy contains the hand-coloured aquatint frontispiece the extra engraved title page and twelve hand-coloured plates lacking plate 10 'Shaving the Doctor'. Overall a highly attractive robustly bound copy of this scarce parody presenting exceedingly well on the shelf despite the single missing plate. Catalogue Note: This is the first edition of The Adventures of Doctor Comicus one of the earliest and most successful parodies of William Combe's immensely popular Doctor Syntax tours. Written under the pseudonym "A Modern Syntax" the work consciously mirrored the episodic mock-heroic verse of Combe's originals to capitalize on the public's appetite for the genre. The spirited hand-coloured aquatints often attributed to Thomas Illman or imitating the style of Thomas Rowlandson are an essential feature of the satire capturing the exaggerated follies of Regency life. This copy includes the extra engraved title page and frontispiece alongside twelve coloured plates. Bibliographically identified via Abbey Life 255 and Tooley 431 early printings of this imitation are increasingly scarce on the open market particularly when housed in such a distinguished panelled calf binding. The Adventures of Doctor Comicus offers a hilarious satirical romp through Regency England following the misadventures of a haplessly ambitious country doctor. Penned as a direct spoof of the famous Doctor Syntax series this comic poem chronicles the doctor's quest for a wealthy wife and an escape from his mundane village life. Filled with riotous hand-coloured aquatint illustrations it is a delightful piece of 19th-century comic heritage that sharply skewers the social pretensions and eccentricities of the era. B. Blake hardcover
1825ref. 1648This First Edition copy of The Adventures of Doctor Comicus or The Frolicks of Fortune - A Comic Satirical Poem for the Squeamish & The Queen in Twelve Cantos by a Modern Syntax was published in London by Jaques & Wright of Paternaster Row and printed by J. McGowan and Son for B. Blake of No. 15 Bell Yard Temple Bar. The date of publication is uncertain but believed to be between 1815 and 1828. The word Frolicks in the title page is often spelled Frolics elsewhere. The author and illustrator are both unknown. Since this book is accepted as the first of many imitations of the William Combe and Thomas Rowlandson's Dr. Syntax trilogy these gentlemen are often identified as this book's author and illustrator. That supposition is unproven but it is clear that the book's declaration of A Modern Syntax as the author is a play on words on the Dr. Syntax of the earlier published William Combe's works. The book which measures approximately 5 ½ inches wide by 8 ¾ inches tall by 7/8 inch thick contains 269 numbered pages of text plus 15 colored engraved plates including a frontispiece and extra-title page and thirteen additional colored plates distributed throughout the book. The book is hard bound in full calf covered boards with gilt printing and decoration on the spine. The pages of the book are very lightly tanned and are gilt-edged. The cover has some minor signs of wear particularly at the outer corners and the top and bottom of the spine. The overall condition of the book is very good. The illustrations accompanying this description show the Title page the book's covers a 2-page spread containing the Frontispiece and Extra-Title page and two 2-page spreads of text and colored plates. Jaques & Wright hardcover
ref. 1357239823.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1903ref. 00212155London: Methuen. Bound in smart grey cloth with white textile backstrip and paper label with clear black titles this dated 1903 hardcover Limited Edition of 50 copies is VG. V111/251pp with 24 coloured plates by Rowlandson protected by tissue guards. Clean endpapers sound/tight binding all VG . Very Good. Hardcover. Limited Edition. 1903. Methuen hardcover
1976Hardcover, 8vo, 439 pages. In Hebrew, German and English. With transliteration, commentary, and lexicology by the editors. Tear to dustjacket. Inscription on inside front cover. Good condition. (Sef-13-2)
1985Book is very clean with neat marking and highlighting to page 15 only. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes. 121 pages. Profusely illustrated with the art and monument of Virgil's time.
