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1539In 8°, 188pp, legatura in carta decorata, altrimenti buono stato. Niccolò Perotti, o Niccolò Perotto, in lingua latina Nicolaus Perottus (Sassoferrato, 1430 circa – Sassoferrato, 14 dicembre 1480), è stato un umanista, filologo e arcivescovo cattolico italiano. Nel 1452 Perotti ricevette a Bologna l'alloro poetico dalle mani dell'imperatore Federico III. Durante il soggiorno bolognese Perotti ebbe anche un violento scontro con Poggio Bracciolini in difesa di Lorenzo Valla. Nel 1455 Perotti tornò a Roma, dove venne nominato segretario apostolico. L'anno successivo ricevette gli ordini, e il 19 ottobre 1458 fu nominato arcivescovo di Siponto, sede nella quale tuttavia non risiedette mai. Partecipò invece l'anno successivo al Concilio di Mantova, indetto da Pio II per cercare di arrestare gli Ottomani che nel 1453 avevano espugnato Costantinopoli. Ritornò successivamente al seguito di Bessarione, restandovi fino al 1464, anno in cui fu nominato governatore del Patrimonio di San Pietro. Nel biennio 1460-61, al seguito del card. Bessarione, Perotti fu in Germania, dove venne nominato consigliere imperiale di Federico III, e poi a Venezia (1461), dove ottenne la nomina a referendario pontificio. Durante il quinquennio 1464-69, trascorso a Viterbo come governatore del Patrimonio di San Pietro, Perotti cominciò a pubblicare le sue opere di filologia. Nel 1469 Perotti tornò a Roma; attorno al 1470 scrisse un'invettiva contro Giorgio di Trebisonda reo di aver attaccato violentemente il card. Bessarione. Nel 1471 Perotti fu nominato governatore di Spoleto, incarico che lasciò l'anno successivo. Nel 1474 divenne governatore di Perugia, dove ebbe come segretario l'umanista Francesco Maturanzio. Ai primi del 1477, terminato l'incarico in Umbria, Perotti si ritirò nelle Marche, dove rimase fino al termine della vita. In-8°, 188pp, decorated paper binding, otherwise good copy. Niccolò Perotti, or Niccolò Perotto, in Latin Nicolaus Perottus (Sassoferrato, around 1430 - Sassoferrato, 14 December 1480), was an Italian Catholic humanist, philologist and archbishop. In 1452 Perotti received the poetic laurel in Bologna from the hands of Emperor Frederick III. During his stay in Bologna Perotti also had a violent clash with Poggio Bracciolini in defense of Lorenzo Valla. In 1455 Perotti returned to Rome, where he was appointed apostolic secretary. The following year he received orders, and on October 19, 1458 he was appointed archbishop of Siponto, where he never lived, however. Instead, he participated the following year in the Council of Mantua, called by Pius II to try to arrest the Ottomans who in 1453 had conquered Constantinople. He subsequently returned to the retinue of Bessarione, remaining there until 1464, the year in which he was appointed governor of the Patrimony of San Pietro. In the biennium 1460-61, following card. Bessarione, Perotti was in Germany, where he was appointed imperial councilor of Frederick III, and then in Venice (1461), where he obtained the nomination as pontifical referendarius. During the five-year period 1464-69, spent in Viterbo as governor of the Patrimony of San Pietro, Perotti began to publish his philological works. In 1469 Perotti returned to Rome; around 1470 he wrote an invective against George of Trebizond guilty of violently attacking card. Bessarion. In 1471 Perotti was appointed governor of Spoleto, a position he left the following year. In 1474 he became governor of Perugia, where he had the humanist Francesco Maturanzio as secretary. In early 1477, having finished his assignment in Umbria, Perotti retired to the Marche region, where he remained until the end of his life.
ref. 364522 ouvrages en un volume in-4, plein veau de l'époque, dos à 5 nerfs orné de compartiments dorés, pièce de titre de maroquin havane, tranches rouges.
1960IN HEBREW. 8 VOLUME SET. 260X180 mm. ëá+7944 pages. Gilt hardcover. Pages slightly yellowing. Else all volumes in good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
1988FOUR VOLUME SET of a comprehensive encyclopedia of natural sciences IN ARABIC (vols.1-3), and an additional index volume (vol.4) IN GREEK and LATIN, FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN and ITALIAN - a lexicon for cross reference of the scientific terms found in the first three volumes. The encyclopedia contains 31464 articles. [al-Mugallad 1]: Min al-alif ila al-dal / [al-Mugallad 2]: Min al-ra' ila al-fa' / [al-Mugallad 3]: Min al-qaf ila al-ya'. Vols.1-3 contain numerous b&w figures on all pages (altogether 6962 illustrations), and 24 full-page color plates. [ALL VOLUMES]: 280x210mm. 2420 pages. Green leather Hardcover with illustrated dust-jacket. Gilt spine. Jacket spine edges wrinkled. Cover corners rubbed. Spine edges bumped. [VOL.3]: Jacket stained with white paint. Cover upper corners bumped. [VOL.4]: Jacket scratched and slightly wrinkled. Jacket rear side bottom edge slightly torn. Cover upper corners and bottom edge slightly bumped. Bump-mark on rear cover bottom edge. Small peeling-mark on rear cover upper edge. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare all-inclusive multilingual encyclopedia, of interest to students and scientists fluent in Arabic, is otherwise in very good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
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1995RARE, COMPLETE 2-VOLUME SET for researchers of Western Semitic languages. Organized by word roots, with citations to the archaeological specimens where the each root appeared, and references to other texts where the root was explored by other researchers. 245x160mm, [lxxi+585]+[586-1266] pages. Green cloth hardcover with gilded lettering. Includes black dustjacket with white lettering. [CONDITION:] Dust-jackets lightly bumped on all edges, creased inner flap on Volume 1. Occasional pencil markings on margins. [SUMMARY:] This thorough dictionary of ancient languages is in excellent condition - almost as new. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
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1767Deux forts volumes de format in 8° de : Tome Premier; XLVIII pp. (faux titre, titre, dédicace, préface; tableau ananlytique del'ouvrage); 619 pp.. Et pour le Tome Second; 2 ff. (faux titre et titre); 664 pp.; 2 ff.. Reliure de l'époque en pleine basane brune; dos à ( nerfs; caissons dorés et ornés; titres et tomaisons dorés. tranches marbrées. Tome premier, coupes un peu frottées; Tome second, coiffes usées, important départ de fente à une charnière; papier bruni par endroit. Bon exemplaire malgé tout. Première édition. Brunet, chap. Grammaire générale 10541. Voir les photos.
ref. 41793Madrid Por la viuda de Don Joaquin Ibarra, Impresora de la Real Academia 1791 in folio (37x27) 1 volume reliure plein veau foncé de l'époque, dos à nerfs soulignés de filetss dorés, 2 feuillets non chiffrés, 867 pages, petite auréole claire sur l'extrémité de la marge latérale des dernières pages, petite restauration ancienne sur la coiffe inférieure et les coins (renforts) Texte sur 3 colonnes. Bon exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
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1939Vol 1 is in good condition: inner hinges are broken and have been reinforced with tape. 1 foldout is loose. Vol 2-4: VG to VG+ condition. Minor shelfwear to books. Faint bump to upper corner of V2-V3. Vol. 4 has a DJ with a bit of chipping VG+; V1: (1939) 844 pp; V2: (1950) 714 pp; V3: (1953) 392 pp; V4: (1971) ISBN: 3406033970, 139 pp ; 4 Volume Set COMPLETE. Handbuch Der Altertumswissenschaft II.1.1-4
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1979ref. ROD0125331"ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. 1979. In-4. Relié. Etat du neuf, Couv. convenable, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais. 3 Coffrets comprenant : Coffret 1 : 4 volumes reliés in-4 de leçons de 491 pages, accompagnés de microrecords ""fascicule relié à spirales pour chacun des volumes + 1 volume broché in-4 de 260 pages ""speak english"" + 1 fascicule broché in-4 de 28 pages ""tables des matieres"" + un microphonographe series 300 (sous emballage neuf) + une boite ""lexicards"" complet état neuf + une boite contenant des batonnets (complet). / coffret 2 : 4 volumes reliés in-4 de leçons de 447 pages, accompagnés de microrecords ""fascicule relié à spirales pour chacun des volumes + 1 volume broché in-4 de 210 pages ""improve your english"" + une boite ""lexicards"" complet état neuf / coffret 3 : 4 volumes reliés in-4 de leçons de 224 pages, accompagnés de microrecords ""fascicule relié à spirales pour chacun des volumes + 1 volume broché in-4 de 171 pages ""advanced english"" + 1 fascicule broché in-4 de 27 pages ""la methode britannica advanced"". / les coffrets sont en bon état (cartonnage rigide beige). 5 PHOTOS DISPONIBLES.. . Sous Emboitage. . Classification Dewey : 425-Grammaire anglaise"
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In-12, plein veau marbré de l'époque, dos à 5 nerfs orné de caissons fleuronnés et cloisonnés, pièce de titre de maroquin bordeaux (armes dorées au centre du plat supérieur), 392, (4) p. Première édition collective de ce recueil qui contient les essais de grammaire de Dangeau (début à la page 243) suivi du "Journal de l'Académie françoise" (Choisy) – "Des participes actifs" (Mezeray) – "Lettre de M. Huet (...) à M. Charpentier" – "Lettre de Monsieur Patru à Monsieur Charpentier" – "Des participes passifs" (d'Olivet). (Brunet, 4988). Les armes du plat inférieur ont été effacées et recouvertes à l'époque. Reliure épidermée et restaurée. Intérieur très frais. Exemplaire aux armes de Jean-Claude Fauconnet de Vildé, écuyer, conseiller de la ville de Paris (1733), avocat expéditionnaire en cour de Rome, mort en 1765. (OHR, pl. 1654).
1863ref. PHO-2565Pondichéry, Imprimerie des Missionnaires apostoliques, 1863, in-12, 4pp.-14pp.-554 pp., basane époque, dos lisse avec pièce de titre. Accrocs aux coiffes, ressauts de feuillets, coins usés, faux-titre fragilisé, annotations et sous lignages, réparation page 1 de la grammaire
1888ref. PHO-2060Beyrouth, Imprimerie des Belles-Lettres, 1888, in-8° (245x165mm), xx-353pp., demi chagrin et coin (moderne), couverture conservée, défaut à la couverture, 5 premiers feuillets renforcés en marge
In-8 (197 x 126 mm), demi-veau marbré à coins de l'époque, dos lisse orné de filets dorés en place des nerfs, pièce de titre de veau havane, (4), cxix, (1), 415 p. Première édition française de cet ouvrage fondateur. "Sa théorie générale est que le langage et les processus de pensée qu'il reflète, révèlent une universalité que l'on retrouve non seulement dans le langage mais aussi dans la nature elle-même. Plus intéressant encore, Harris soutient que les catégories logiques constituent la structure profonde non seulement de la grammaire et du langage littéraire, mais aussi de toutes les opérations intellectuelles humaines (…). Ses idées ont été notées comme étant étonnamment similaires à celles de Ferdinand de Saussure et de Chomsky" (J. Yolton, 'Dict. of 18th c. British Philosophers', 1999). "Un grand livre où s'unissent thèses rationalistes sur le langage, ébauche d'un comparatisme synchronique et diachronique et la première élaboration véritable du concept de système en linguistique" (Jean Stefanini). François Thurot, auteur de l'important "Discours préliminaire" et des notes était un disciple de Condillac et membre du groupe des Idéologues. Très bon exemplaire, bien relié à l'époque, grand de marges.