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1962ref. 52438Graz: Akademische Druck-u.Verlagsanstalt 1962. Hardcover. Very good. Two volumes large 8vo: pp. 16 966 6; 2 920 42. Publisher's light blue cloth. A nearly fine clean set with some slight erosion/scuffing at the covers of the second volume. Modern photo-reprint of this celebrated work of early modern biblical scholarship. First published in 1752 it was until the twentieth century regarded as "the most elaborate and valuable of all the critical editions of the New Testament" Orme. Edited by the scholar Johann Jakob Wetstein 1693-1754 a scion of the Amsterdam printing family who produced Gerhard von Maestricht's New Testament of 1711 the original edition includes the editio princeps of two pseudepigraphic works ascribed to Saint Clement of Rome which survive in Syriac. At his native city of Basel in 1713 Wetstein defended a thesis on the various readings of the New Testament. "After collating MSS. in various libraries he at length obtained in 1733 a professorship in the Remonstrants' college at Amsterdam in succession to Le Clerc. In 1730 the Wettstein press published his Prolegomena anonymously and in 1735 he edited for the same firm a revision of G. v. Maestricht's Testament. At length in 1751-2 he produced the critical edition at which he had been labouring for many years. Perhaps in deference to the opinions of his friends Wettstein did not print in his edition the text of Codex A as he seems at first to have intended or a recension of his own but merely reproduced the Elzevir text with very few variations. Immediately below however he indicated the changes which he considered absolutely necessary from which it is easy to construct 'Wettsteins's text.' Nearly all these proposed changed -- which according to Reuss number 159 -- had appeared in previous editions and are generally accepted do-day. . Below this matter stands the critical apparatus the most elaborate which had yet been published giving innumerable variants and citing as authorities for and against these a vast body of witnesses -- MSS. versions early fathers and printed editions. Wettstein introduced the practice of indicating uncial MSS. by roman letters and cursive MSS. by arabic numerals. In the revised and enlarged Prolegomena preceding the text which give some account of his labours and controversies Wettstein displays a marked antipathy to all the earliest MSS. which he suspected of having been corrupted by the Latin versions. The Animadversiones at the end of vol. 2 are more temperate and possess higher value. A distinctive feature of the book is the commentary printed at the foot of the page. This forms a curious treasury of notes illustrating both the matter and the language of the inspired writers by copious extracts from all kinds of authors -- classical patristic and rabbinic". References for the original edition: Dibdin 4th ed. 1: 156. Le Long/ Masch 1 1778: 243-46. Orme Bibliotheca Biblica 465: "Wetsteins's merits as a critic' says Dr. Marsh "undoubtedly surpass the merits of his predecessors: he alone contributed more to advance the criticism of the Greek Testament than all who had gone before him: and this task he performed not only without support either public or private but during a series of severe trials under which a mind of less energy than Wetstein's would infallibly have sunk." Full title and imprint: He Kaine Diatheke Novum Testamentum Graecum editionis receptae cum lectionibus variantibus codicum mss. editionum aliarum versionum et patrum nec non commentario pleniore ex scriptoribus veteribus Hebraeis Graecis et Latinis historiam et vim verborum illustrante Joannis Jacobi Wetstenii. Tomus I -II. Continens quatuor Evengelia. . Epistolas Pauli Acta Apostolorum Epistolas canonicas et Apocalypsin. Amstelaedami ex officinia Dommeriana. MDCCLI. Akademische Druck-u.Verlagsanstalt hardcover
1865ref. 168105Philadelphia : Lippincott 1865. 1st Edition in this form. Hardback. Minor library marks remain internally. Finely bound in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with the title blocked direct in gilt. An exceptional copy - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 755 pages; Text in double columns. Description: 755 p. 19 cm. Notes: Romanized. Related names: Leusden Johannes 1624-1699. Arias Montano Benito 1527-1598. Subjects; Bible. N.T. Latin. Arias Montanus. 1831. Philadelphia : Lippincott hardcover
ref. 53090London: Samuel Bagster And Sons At The Warehouse For Bibles New Testaments Prayer Books Psalters And Concordances In Ancient And Modern Languages 1852 . A very good full leather binding by Seton & Mackenzie. Blind stamp decoration and gilt titles to thick boards. Spine with similar decoration leather title-label and 5 raised bands. Clean English and Greek text throughout. The Greek New Testament consisting of the Greek text of Scholz with the readings both textual and marginal of Griesbach; and the variations of the editions of Stephens 1550; Beza 1598; the Elzevir 1633. With the English Authorised Version. Pagination: 6pp./pp.624/72pp./22pp. Bound with: "The Psalms Of David. approved byThe Church Of Scotland Edinburgh George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode 1852." Also bound with: "Translations and Paraphrases in Verse.Church Of Scotland." Robert Seton II 1806-1854. He advertised himself as Bookbinder to the King from 1833 until the death of William IV in 1837 and adding bookselling to his binding activities. He married Grace Wilson 1818-1903 the daughter of a local merchant in 1841 in which year he also began to publish books as well as sell and bind them. By 1851 he was employing twenty men and women. But then in July 1854 at the age of forty-seven Robert Seton died. The business continued under his name presumably under the direction of his widow and with a certain residual momentum by now advertising for old books too until 1856. Then a decision was made and announced in the press that the goodwill and stock-in-trade were to be disposed of. at that point the business was reborn as Seton & Mackenzie� advertising under that name �a great variety of books in elegant bindings suitable for Christmas presents� in December 1856. Charles Mackenzie 1821-1882. Mackenzie was born in Dunfermline the son of Charles Mackenzie and his wife Elizabeth Webster. By 1851 he was in lodgings in Edinburgh described simply on the Census Return as a bookseller�s clerk � presumably to Robert Seton. And it was presumably he who along with the widow Grace Seton took over the reins after Seton�s death � they became partners in another sense in 1859 when they married. So there we have the identity of �Seton & Mackenzie�. " - See Seton & Mackenzie by Laurence Worms - Ash Rare Books London: Samuel Bagster And Sons, At The Warehouse For Bibles, New Testaments, Prayer Books, Psalters, And Concordances, In Ancie hardcover
1806561 p. [i.e. 571] p. Various pagination. Double column. Text in Greek and Latin. Early manuscript ownership of Samuel Helffenstein (1775-1866). Also Peter Plug, 1816 and J.N. Wagner. Crude pencil drawings on rear fly leaves. Text beginning to brown but not brittle. 12mo. 185 mm. Original full leather binding, scuffed and worn. Original leather spine label. Loss at head of spine. Hardbound. Good. Helffenstein was Elected as minister of the Pennsylvania Bible Society in 1799, and served as a manager of the Bible Society from 1808-1854. The Society probably sponsored this Greek/Latin Edition. He was pastor of the First Reformed Church (St. Peter's German Reformed) in Philadelphia. His father - Rev. John Christian Albert Helfenstein was a minister of the German Reformed Congregation in Germantown. S&S/AI 9974. First American Edition of a Greek & Latin New Testament. SCARCE. Apparently not listed for sale on-line anywhere. PAIMP 10
1763pp. [4], 415, [1]. Small age and damp stains to the first and last 40 leaves or so. Wide margined. Large 4to. 300mm. All edges gold gilt. Early plain full vellum binding. Marbled endpapers. Hand lettered ownership of: J.M Hicks, Winton, September 1910. Sole quarto printing of the Greek New Testament using Baskerville type (i.e., Greek type that Baskerville designed and cut himself). The text follows the 1707 edition by John Mill (1645-1707), with seven variations. This quarto edition was limited to 500 copies, and is much scarcer than the 8vo edition issued around the same time. Gaskell - Add. 1; Darlow & Moule 4755. John Baskerville (1706-1775) was the greatest printer of his era. Born in Wolverley, Hereford - Worcester, England, he became a writing master in Birmingham. He also carried on a successful japanning (varnishing) business there. In about 1750 he began to make experiments in letter founding, and produced the wonderful series of types now named after him. His first book, the Virgil of 1757, was also the first to be printed upon wove paper (manufactured by a process that he invented). In 1758 he became printer to Cambridge University. There he designed other fonts, including his remarkable Greek type. All of his books bear the marks of fine craftsmanship and a refined sense of design.**PRICE JUST REDUCED! RARE. SAFE ADD 1
In-8, [8]-656p. Rare Nouveau Testament grec du milieu du XVIIIe siècle publiée à Bale. Ce Novum Testamentum a été édité par Anton Birr qui suit strictement le texte grec du Nouveau Testament grec de Gerhard van Maestricht de 1711. Cette Bible à deux colonnes présente des références en bas de chaque page plutot que dans les marges. Exemplaire en excellente condition.
1728504pp., text in Greek, 15cm., contemporary full leather binding with gilt lettering and decorations on spine, vague stain on upper edges, text clean and bright except for few brown stains, small piece of paper detached from upper right corner of blanco endpaper and titlepage, old handwritten ex-libris on blanco endpaper by J. Van Erp & G. Wilmer (bishop of Haarlem in the Netherlands), good condition, R100754
1728ref. R100754Londini [London], Guil. Bowyer 1728 504pp., text in Greek, 15cm., contemporary full leather binding with gilt lettering and decorations on spine, vague stain on upper edges, text clean and bright except for few brown stains, small piece of paper detached from upper right corner of blanco endpaper and titlepage, old handwritten ex-libris on blanco endpaper by J. Van Erp & G. Wilmer (bishop of Haarlem in the Netherlands), good condition, R100754
1735ref. 080937Amsterdam, J. Westenium & G. Smith, 1735. (5 Bl.), 112, 560, 38 S.; mit gstochenem Frontispiz u. mehreren, teils ausfaltbaren gestochenen Karten; Ganzledereinband der Zeit, mit Vorsätzen aus Marmorpapier, rundum Goldschnitt; fliegendes Blatt u. Titelblatt mit Besitzervermerken von alter Hand, Einband stärker berieben, frisch eingefettet Leder 16,1 cm Befriedigend [7 Warenabbildungen]
1962ref. 52438Graz: Akademische Druck-u.Verlagsanstalt 1962. Hardcover. Very good. Two volumes large 8vo: pp. 16 966 6; 2 920 42. Publisher's light blue cloth. A nearly fine clean set with some slight erosion/scuffing at the covers of the second volume. Modern photo-reprint of this celebrated work of early modern biblical scholarship. First published in 1752 it was until the twentieth century regarded as "the most elaborate and valuable of all the critical editions of the New Testament" Orme. Edited by the scholar Johann Jakob Wetstein 1693-1754 a scion of the Amsterdam printing family who produced Gerhard von Maestricht's New Testament of 1711 the original edition includes the editio princeps of two pseudepigraphic works ascribed to Saint Clement of Rome which survive in Syriac. At his native city of Basel in 1713 Wetstein defended a thesis on the various readings of the New Testament. "After collating MSS. in various libraries he at length obtained in 1733 a professorship in the Remonstrants' college at Amsterdam in succession to Le Clerc. In 1730 the Wettstein press published his Prolegomena anonymously and in 1735 he edited for the same firm a revision of G. v. Maestricht's Testament. At length in 1751-2 he produced the critical edition at which he had been labouring for many years. Perhaps in deference to the opinions of his friends Wettstein did not print in his edition the text of Codex A as he seems at first to have intended or a recension of his own but merely reproduced the Elzevir text with very few variations. Immediately below however he indicated the changes which he considered absolutely necessary from which it is easy to construct 'Wettsteins's text.' Nearly all these proposed changed -- which according to Reuss number 159 -- had appeared in previous editions and are generally accepted do-day. . Below this matter stands the critical apparatus the most elaborate which had yet been published giving innumerable variants and citing as authorities for and against these a vast body of witnesses -- MSS. versions early fathers and printed editions. Wettstein introduced the practice of indicating uncial MSS. by roman letters and cursive MSS. by arabic numerals. In the revised and enlarged Prolegomena preceding the text which give some account of his labours and controversies Wettstein displays a marked antipathy to all the earliest MSS. which he suspected of having been corrupted by the Latin versions. The Animadversiones at the end of vol. 2 are more temperate and possess higher value. A distinctive feature of the book is the commentary printed at the foot of the page. This forms a curious treasury of notes illustrating both the matter and the language of the inspired writers by copious extracts from all kinds of authors -- classical patristic and rabbinic". References for the original edition: Dibdin 4th ed. 1: 156. Le Long/ Masch 1 1778: 243-46. Orme Bibliotheca Biblica 465: "Wetsteins's merits as a critic' says Dr. Marsh "undoubtedly surpass the merits of his predecessors: he alone contributed more to advance the criticism of the Greek Testament than all who had gone before him: and this task he performed not only without support either public or private but during a series of severe trials under which a mind of less energy than Wetstein's would infallibly have sunk." Full title and imprint: He Kaine Diatheke Novum Testamentum Graecum editionis receptae cum lectionibus variantibus codicum mss. editionum aliarum versionum et patrum nec non commentario pleniore ex scriptoribus veteribus Hebraeis Graecis et Latinis historiam et vim verborum illustrante Joannis Jacobi Wetstenii. Tomus I -II. Continens quatuor Evengelia. . Epistolas Pauli Acta Apostolorum Epistolas canonicas et Apocalypsin. Amstelaedami ex officinia Dommeriana. MDCCLI. Akademische Druck-u.Verlagsanstalt hardcover books
1960ref. 046502London: British & Foreign Bible Society 1960 Book. As New. Hardcover. Revised Edition. "This new edition of the British and Foreign Bible Society's text of the Greek New Testament with a revised critical appartus has been prepared to mark the 150th. Anniversary of the Society . For its centenary in 1904 the Bible Society adopted by permission the text .edited for the Privilegierte Wurtembergische Bibelanstalt by Eberhard Nestle 1903 .This is a reprint of the 2nd ed. issued in 1958 with revised critical apparatus 787p. British & Foreign Bible Society hardcover
1960"This new edition of the British and Foreign Bible Society's text of the Greek New Testament with a revised critical appartus has been prepared to mark the 150th. Anniversary of the Society . For its centenary in 1904 the Bible Society adopted by permission the text .edited for the Privilegierte Wurtembergische Bibelanstalt by Eberhard Nestle [1903] .This is a reprint of the 2nd ed. (issued in 1958 with revised critical apparatus) 787p. Book
1992The New Testament in Biblical Greek with Modern Greek commentary in parallel columns..Edited by Panagiotes N Trempelas. Preliminary pages with endorsesments from the Greek Orthodox Church. 1064p. col.maps. Handsome copy - As New except for an inscription in Greek on the title page. Book
1989"The New Testament in today's Greek version" [Demotiki] 544p. .glossary. maps Book
1995"The New Testament translated into Modern Greek from the official original Greek of the Orthoodox Church by Prof, Athanasios Ioannou Delicostopoulos. 677p. [This edition not found in Worldcat] Book
1974Hilarious images from a witty Greek cartoonist who did not need words to make a sharp point. Text neat and crisp, but paper covers slightly scuffed and soiled,minor signs of Library ownership. 112p. [8 copies found in WorldCat] Ex-Library
218p. Undated [ c 1975? ]Neat tight, text but with usual library marking. [ Only ONE copy found in Worldcat] Ex-Library
2009Harlequin romance - Klassika Arlenkin series # 222 Book
1947Greek translation of "Lady of the Camellias" published in the U.S.A.[Translator not identified] 199p.Near tight clean text, dj a little scuffed [Only 4 copies found in WorldCat] Book
2013Chekov short stories translated into Greek by Oleg Tsympenko, et.al.283p. [NO Copies found in WorldCat] Book
1989ref. 042503Athens / Ioannina: Ekdoseis Dodoni 1989 Book. Near Fine. French Wraps. Reprint. Comprehensive account of the Masonic Order in Greece and Cyprus "O rolos tis stin agora tou aiona he altheia gia ti diaspasi poioi einai oi Masonoi biomechanoi-trapezities kai politikoi 3500 onoma" 466p.illus. bibliography. includes a list of locations of Masonic lodges in Greece and Cyprus . lists of Greek Masons around the world etc 366p.illus.index 12 copies found in WorldCat. Ekdoseis Dodoni paperback
1989Comprehensive account of the Masonic Order in Greece (and Cyprus) "O rolos tis stin agora tou aiona, he altheia gia ti diaspasi poioi einai oi Masonoi, biomechanoi-trapezities kai politikoi, 3,500 onoma" 466p.illus. bibliography. (includes a list of locations of Masonic lodges in Greece and Cyprus . lists of Greek Masons around the world etc) 366p.illus.index [12 copies found in WorldCat] Book
1978Paperback octavo with white spine. 172 pages ; 21 cm In Greek, Modern || Communism -- Greece -- History -- 20th century. Socialism. Social conditions.
1953Vintage copy [Undated, but issued after ? ??????? ??? ???????> in 1952] 313p. illus. Text block complete, untrimmed pages,, but the original paper wraps are shabby and somewhat stained..[5 copies found in WorldCat] Book
1989Translation into Greek by Vasilis Tomanas [This version based on the one previously published by Ekdoseis Paschale, Thessaloniki 1986} . 159 p. [NO locations found in Worldcat ] Book
