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rif. 34121Garland Publishing Inc. 1994. . Four volumes 8vo. pp.xxvi372;xvi254;xxxix415;xxi293 red cloth lettered in black; editor’s presentation inscription to front free endpaper of Volume I slight bumping to extremities else very good indeed. No dust-jackets. Garland Publishing, Inc. 1994. hardcover
2012rif. BN206160Editions Carabas 2012. 2012. Hardcover. L'Encyclopédie Marvel : L'encyclopédie des personnages de l'univers Marvel L'Encyclopédie Marvel : L'encyclopédie des personnages de l'univers Marvel Marvel Auteur Stan Lee Préface Philippe Touboul Traduction Editions Carabas hardcover
1939rif. 05047Chelm: 1939 Chelm Mala Biblioteka Kameny 1939. Soft cover. Fine/No Jacket. traduction en Polonais de Notes sur la Poésie de Breton et Eluard - tirage 115 exemplaires - 20 x 135 cm - 16 pgs - couverture originale - bel exemplaire très rare: OCLC 3 exemplaires 1939 Chelm Mala Biblioteka Kameny paperback
1789rif. 3282Orléans De l'Imprimerie de Jacob l'Ainé 1789 2 volumes in-8 plein veau, dos à nerfs ornés, filet doré sur les plats, reliure postérieure, texte en latin et français, faux-titre, titre, 239 et lxviii pp., faux-titre, titre, 235 et cxlvi pages. Ex-libris de la Bibliothèque de L. Gosselin. Légère épidermure sur la pièce d'auteur du tome 2, néanmoins très bel exemplaire imprimé sur vergé, intérieur frais.
1800rif. 7582CB5 Bände. London, Cook, o.J. (um 1800). Kl.-8°. Mit 5 Frontisp., 5 gestochenen Titel und 11 ganzseitigen Kupfertafeln. Lederbände der Zeit mit reicher Rückenvergoldung.
rif. 14691aafNeuchâtel, J.-P. Michaud & Paris, Grassart, 1853, in-8°, 412 p., reliure en demi-cuir originale, dos orné de filets dorés.
1827rif. 4681CB8 Teile in 4 Bänden. Wien, Schade, 1827. Kl.-8°. Blaue Pappbände der Zeit mit grünen Rückensch. und schlichter Rückenverg. sowie dreis. Gelbschnitt.
1775rif. 3698DBHamburg, Bohn, 1775. 8°. VIII, 144 S.
1960rif. 035738London: Routledge & Kegan Paul 1960. 1st Edition 5th or later Printing. Dark Blue Cloth. Fine/Good. 207 Pp Publisher's Catalog At Rear Dated 1959. 1960 Reprint The Eighth Impression Of The Book Which Was First Published 1922 With A Few Corrections In 1933. This Example With The Translation Uniquely Corrected In Pencil Throughout By A Rhodes Scholar Circa 1963-4. The Translation Corrects Obvious Clear Mistranslations And Omissions To Such A Degree That It Constitutes A New Corrected Translation. The Translator Of These Corrections William Zaltonoga A Champion Oxford Boxer While A Rhodes Scholar Appears To Understand That Wittgenstein Is Discussing How One Thinks About Objects Of One's Own Private Thoughts. Wittgenstein May Be Seen To Make Highly Pointed Conversational Observations Which Tear The Structure Of Consensual Academic Philosophical Thought With Jab After Jab Demolishing Conventions Not By Creating A Complete Philosophy But By Identifying How One May Think More Exactly On Matters Of Philosophy And Science And Mathematics More Exactly Than Historical Consensus Demands Yet Still In A Consensus-Seeking Manner And By Implication Showing How Basic Concepts In The Mind Of The Reader Are Always Woefully Undeveloped If Not Juvenile. The Text In This Translation Makes Such Pointed Observations That It Questions The Basic Intellectual Background And Abilities Of The Intended Audience- Future Educators Civil Service Managers And Political Policy Makers Educated At Elite Institutions. It Is Understandable How Academics Had Not Previously Bothered With A More Correct Translation As The Book Is Virtually Unteachable Beyond The Text Itself Unless One's Teacher Is Smarter Than Wittgenstein Who Wrote It For The Students. An Important Addition To The Wittgenstein Canon Both For Identifying The Inexplicable Inadequacies Or Intentional Dumbing-Down By His Translators And For The Exactness Of The New Translation Offered Here. Later Entirely Redone By Pears And Mcguiness Perhaps Not As Well Done As Here By Zaltonaga. For Another Good Example Of A Post-World War I Mistranslation Also Somewhat Political But In This Instance Mis-Translation From The Russian Compare Any English Translation Of Zamyatin's "We" To The 1991 First Translation Into English By A Native Russian Speaker Raduga Publishers Moscow 1991 Where The One Is Almost Unrecognizable From The Other. Routledge & Kegan Paul hardcover
rif. 110436The Eunuch by Terentius is a Roman comedy in which a young man disguises himself as a eunuch in order to gain access to the woman he loves causing confusion and comic entanglements. In the end the misunderstandings are resolved and the play concludes with recognition and a socially acceptable marriage. Translated into Dutch by Jacob Westerbaen. Rare edition only 3 copies known in STCN nr 080254101.Later decorated paper binding with some light fading on the edges and spine. Quarto edition in -4. With vignet on the titlepage. Pages with some frayes and browning on the edges. A good copy.NL De Eunuchus is een Romeinse komedie van Terentius 2e eeuw v.Chr. gebaseerd op een Griekse voorbeeldplot uit de Nieuwe Komedie zoals Menander. Het stuk draait om liefde vergissing identiteitsverwisseling en list typische elementen van de klassieke komedie. De titel verwijst naar een eunuch kamerling die een belangrijke rol speelt in de misleiding die het verhaal in beweging zet. Jacob Westerbaen 1599-1670 behoorde tot de Haagse literaire kring rond Constantijn Huygens. Gerebaert p. 174 nummer 12.1.A. unknown
1934rif. 000419London New York Toronto: Longmans Green and Co 1934 THE SEVENTH EDITION of the 'Institutes' has been carefully revised and corrected but scarcely any additions have been made beyond that of giving at the end of the Introduc tion a chronological list of the chief laws and legal changes noticed in the 'Institutes'. The object of the work is to aid those who desire to use the 'Institutes 'as an introduction to the study of Roman law or who wish to find in one volume the means of gaining a general acquaintance with the history principles and contents of Roman law. In the Introduction I have endeavoured to give such a general sketch of Roman law and its history as will prepare readers for the details of the work itself. The translation aims at rendering the text in language intelligible to those who have not as well as to those who have a long ac quaintance with Latin. The notes are intended to embody such information as is necessary to elucidate the text or to give the results of successive legal changes. In the Summary at the end of the volume I have attempted to arrange in a methodical form the principal contents of the text and the notes. The value of the 'Institutes' is that of an elementary work and the value of an elementary work is destroyed if it is made too long and difficult. I have therefore avoided controverted points of law and history as much as possible and where it was not possible to avoid them I have stated what seemed to me the soundest conclusion without attempting to defend it. The original edition was in the main founded on the works of Ortolan Ducaurroy and Puchta. In subsequent editions I was greatly aided by the elaborate commentaries of Demangeat to which those who wish to find in the In stitutes' something more than an elementary work may be confidently referred. Lastly I have derived assistance which it is impossible to acknowledge too freely from Mr. Poste's learned edition of "Gaius' and from Mr. Hunter's admirable and exhaustive work on 'Roman Law'; while in revising the translation I have had the great advantage of consulting the careful and accurate translation of Messrs. Abdy and Walker. The text adopted is with few variations that of Huschke Leipzig 1868. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Orders of $100.00 or more are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Size: Approx 5½" Wide - 9" Tall Longmans Green and Co hardcover
2002rif. DADAX0718001192Brand: Thomas Nelson 2002-01-15. paperback. New. 5.25x1.25x8.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Brand: Thomas Nelson paperback
1995rif. 2080502106912152Not Available 1995. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
1997rif. 2090202117900547Kawade Shobo Shinsha 1997. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 5 Kawade Shobo Shinsha paperback
1933rif. 2081502111701659Toho shoin 1933. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Toho shoin paperback
1993rif. 2090502126901352water voice company 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. water voice company paperback
1988rif. 2083002116412083Libroport 1988. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Libroport paperback
rif. BN384472Sempé Highs and Lows Sempé Highs and Lows Jean-Jacques Sempé ; Phil Cleaver ; James Cartledge ; translation : Anthea Bell unknown
rif. BN384421Frans Post 1612-1680 : Catalogue Raisonne. Frans Post 1612-1680 : Catalogue Raisonne. Pedro & Bia Correa Do Lago ; translation : John Norman unknown
1836rif. 4371Paris Curmer 1836 Simier Un volume grand in-8 plein veau glacé vert empire, reliure de Simier, dos lisse à décor romantique et titre doré, plats à encadrement de filets dorés et à froid, fers en écoinçons, filets doré sur les coupes, dentelle intérieure, tranches dorées, 455 pp dont 1p de titre et la première page de texte ornée d'un bandeau et d'une lettrine réhaussés de couleurs, texte dans encadrement, nombreuses illustrations hors-texte sous serpentes. Très bel exemplaire malgré tâche sur le dernier plat et dos légèrement insolé.
1945rif. 3642Paris Chez l'artiste 1945 grand in-4 en feuilles Paris, Chez l'artiste, 1945. 35,5 x 27,5 cm, grand in-4, 83 (2) pp., 57 bois originaux en camaïeu de bistre profond dans le texte, y compris celui du faux-titre, lettrines et ornements typographiques en bleu, en feuilles sous couverture crème ornée au premier plat d'un grand bois original en couleurs, étui et chemise de l'éditeur.
rif. 125AU MOULIN DE PEN-MUR - PARIS -1947 -2 volumes reliés, couverture rempliée. Sous emboîtage.Tirage 1000 exemplaires, ex n° 420Lithographies dePierre LEROY.Traduction de Maurice REMON.Très bel exemplaire;Très frais.
1912rif. 275117Eugène fasquelle 1912. Etat Correct pages jaunies de manière uniforme couverture propre. in8. 1912. Broché. 330 pages en moyennes Eugène fasquelle unknown
rif. 111141Paris, Société du Mercure de France, 5, rue de l'Echaudé-Saint-Germain,1898 (achevé d'imprimé 1897), 1 volume in-4 de 250x205 mm environ, 2ff.blancs, 336 pages, 1f. (achevé d'imprimer), 1f.blanc, reliure demi-vélin à coins crème et cartonnage marbré, couvertures et dos conservés, feuillets non rognés.. Edition en partie originale (EO 1895), plusieurs pièces ayant été changées. Mouillures sur le dernier plat, tranches et gardes insolées, bordures des feuillets à grandes marges brunies et fendillées. Exemplaire N° 21, un des 40 exemplaires sur Hollande Van Gelder, numérotés de 20 à 59, orné d'un portrait de Bilitis dessiné par P. Albert Laurens d'après le buste polychrôme du Musée du Louvre.
1966rif. YRG-472In-8, plein maroquin rouge portrait de Poe en relief sur les plats de devant, dos lisse titre et tête dorée. Avec suite en couleur. Exemplaire numéroté 110/500 TI - Histoires extraordinaires TII - Nouvelles histoires extraordinaires TIII - Histoires grotesque et sérieuses TIV - Poème dernier contes TV - Eurêka TVI - Aventures d'Arthur Gordon Pym
