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1797réf. 2350233London: Printed for A. Strahan; and T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies in the Strand 1797. First Edition. Half-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. 0x0x0. 1797 first edition. Professionally recased. Edges rubbed with minor loss from corners. Bindings tight and square pages clean and unmarked. Complete in two volumes. xv 1 416; 434 pp. Leather spines and corners orange spine labels gilt titles and rules. Translated into English from the original Greek with introduction notes critical biography and analysis by Scottish historian John Gillies. Commonly called The Nicomachean Ethics or The Ethics to Nicomachus after Aristotle's son the Ethics are here simply called Ethics. Gillies argues in the preface that this and the Politics 'ought never to have been disjoined since they are considered by Aristotle himself as forming essential parts of one and the same work." This translation was denounced by Platonist Thomas Taylor for inaccuracies but it remains an important edition in the history of the work and includes significant biographical information about Aristotle and critical analysis of his work by Gillies more than 200 pages worth!. Printed for A. Strahan; and T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand hardcover books
1974réf. 14610Amsterdam: B.R. Gruner Verlag 1974. Very Good. Amsterdam: B.R. Grüner Verlag 1974. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's blue gilt-lettered cloth; 4475pp.; charts throughout one folding. Cloth heavily sunned at spine and top margins of both boards spine gilt dulled contemporary ownership signature to front free endpaper else a Very Good copy overall internally clean and sound. B.R. Gruner Verlag unknown books
1984réf. 2353701Princeton: Princeton University Press 1984. 4th Printing. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. 6x3x9. 1991 4th printing. Jackets lightly rubbed. Bindings tight and square pages clean bright and unmarked. 1984 Hard Cover. xi 1250; vi 1251-2487 pp. The Oxford Translation of Aristotle was originally published in twelve volumes between 1912 and 1954. It is universally recognized as the standard English version of Aristotle. This revised edition contains the substance of the original Translation slightly emended in light of recent scholarship; three of the original versions have been replaced by new translations; and a new and enlarged selection of Fragments has been added. The aim of the translation remains the same: to make the surviving works of Aristotle readily accessible to English speaking readers. Princeton University Press hardcover books
réf. 41217Print: 141x105 mm. Mount: 154x121 mm. Print is trimmed around the edges. unknown books
1780réf. LV1862Leipzig:: Siegfried Lebrecht Crusii 1780. 1780. 8vo. xliv 256 12 pp. Index; light scattered foxing throughout especially at free end-papers and first and last few pages lacks free front end-paper. Original mottled paper-backed boards; heavily worn hinges starting. Library label remnant to spine rubber stamp verso title-page Hartford Theological Seminary blind-stamp to both the first and last 3 leaves. Good. SCARCE. First edition of this work edited by Harless originally Harles who was a German classical scholar and bibliographer. Siegfried Lebrecht Crusii, 1780. hardcover books
1798réf. 13058Breslau: W G Korn 1798. First Edition. contemp. paste paper bds. A good copy; some rubbing to the covers; old small inst. stamp on the title; release stamp on verso of title. 12mo. An exposition of moral systems from Aristotle to Kant to whom the book is dedicated and the introduction addressed. See Hoffmann 1 349 for Garve's trans. of the Ethics. W G Korn unknown books
1984réf. 2353902Princeton: Princeton University Press 1984. Reprint. Hard Cover. Good/Very Good. 6x3x9. 11th printing circa 2010 13-digit ISBN on copyright page these started being used in 2007 incorporating corrections from 1995 6th printing. Some highlighting in text otherwise very good. Jackets lightly rubbed with a couple blemishes to fore edge. Bindings tight and square. 1984 Hard Cover. xi 1250; vi 1251-2487 pp. The Oxford Translation of Aristotle was originally published in twelve volumes between 1912 and 1954. It is universally recognized as the standard English version of Aristotle. This revised edition contains the substance of the original Translation slightly emended in light of recent scholarship; three of the original versions have been replaced by new translations; and a new and enlarged selection of Fragments has been added. The aim of the translation remains the same: to make the surviving works of Aristotle readily accessible to English speaking readers. Princeton University Press hardcover books
1992réf. 2349430New York: Penguin Books 1992. Reprint. Trade Paperback. Fine. 0x5x7. Reprint. Brand new from publisher. 1992 Trade Paperback. lxxiii 1 61 1 pp. Translated into English from the original Greek with introduction and notes by Malcolm Heath. Essential reading for all students of Greek theatre and literature and equally stimulating for anyone interested in literature. In the Poetics his near-contemporary account of classical Greek tragedy Aristotle examine the dramatic elements of plot character language and spectacle that combine to produce pity and fear in the audience and asks why we derive pleasure from this apparently painful process. Taking examples from the plays of Aeschylus Sophocles and Euripides the Poetics introduced into literary criticism such central concepts as mimesis 'imitation' hamartia 'error' and katharsis which have informed serious thinking about drama ever since. Aristotle explains how the most effective tragedies rely on complication and resolution recognition and reversals while centring on chaaracerts of heroic stature idealised yet true to life. One of the most perceptive and influential works of criticism in Western literary history the Poetics has informed serious thinking about drama ever since. Malcolm Heath's lucid translation makes the Poetics fully accessible to the modern reader. In this edition it is accompanied by an extended introduction which discusses the key concepts in detail and includes suggestions for further reading. Penguin Books paperback books
1812réf. 2329683London: Printed by Luke Hansard & Sons near Lincoln's-Inn Fields 1812. Second Edition. Half-Leather. Very Good/No Jacket. Second edition. Boards rubbed stain to bottom corner of last section of pages illegible ink name on front endpaper. 1812 Half-Leather. Two volumes bound in one. xxxii 344; 499 pp. Leather spine and corners gilt titles and rules marbled boards. Includes: On Poetry Considered as an Imitative Art; On the Different Sense of the Word Imitative as Applied to Music by the Antients and by the Moderns.; General and Comparative View of Poetry and Its Principal Species.; Of Tragedy.; Of the Epic Poem.; Of Critical Objections and the Principles on which They Are to be Answered.; Of the Superiority of Tragic to Epic Poetry; Notes.; Additions and Corrections.; Remarks; Index I. Of Poets Critics Philosophers &c. Mentioned by Aristotle.; Index II. To the Dissertations and Notes. Printed by Luke Hansard & Sons, near Lincoln's-Inn Fields hardcover books
1977réf. 233518Modern Library 1977-05-12. hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 5x1x7. Dust jacket and book are in very good condition. Front inner dust jacket flap has a crease running down. Clean has a good binding no marks or notations. Modern Library hardcover books
1812réf. 140947913London: Printed for the Translator by Robert Wilks 1812. First Edition in English. Very Good. First edition in English of the works of Aristotle one of 50 sets printed and boldly signed by the translator Thomas Taylor in ink at the end of the first volume. All volumes bear the armorial bookplates of noted bibliophile and Bronte family benefactor Frances Mary Richardson Currer 1785-1861. Incomplete set with eight of ten volumes present of the complete translation. Uniformly bound by "J. Mackenzie Binder to the King" in contemporary half morocco over French Curl marbled boards with spines lettered and tooled in gilt; all edges gilt 4to. Very Good with wear extremities rubbed sporadic foxing hinges slightly tender. Volumes include: 1. The Organon 1807. 2. The Treatises on the Soul 1808. 3.The History of Animals 1809. 4.The Treatises on the Parts and Progressive Motion on Animals etc. 1810. 5. The Rhetoric 1811. 6. The Great Edemian Ethics 1811. 7. A Dissertation on the Philosophy of Aristotle 1812.8. The Metaphysics first edition of 1801. The first collected English translations of Aristotle's works from Orphic fragments by Neoplatonist scholar Thomas Tyler 1758-1835. Provenance of famed bibliophile and collector Frances Mary Richardson Currer whose well-curated and respected library expanded to nearly 20000 volumes. Bibliographer Thomas Frognall Dibdin remarked that she was "the head of all female book collectors in Europe." Known for her philanthropic endeavors she donated a sum of 50 pounds to Patrick Bronte father of Charlotte Bronte when he was widowed in 1821. Currer also contributed an unknown amount to the Clergy Daughter's School that the Bronte sisters attended. Scholars postulate that Charlotte chose the non de plume of "Currer Bell" for her first published 1847 novel Jane Eyre in honor of Currer's philanthropy. A desirable set even without Currer's bookplate that seldom comes up for sale. Printed for the Translator by Robert Wilks unknown books
1776réf. 140942627London: T. Payne B. White and T. Cadell 1776. First English Edition. Near Fine. First English edition and the first edition in the English language; translated by William Ellis directly from the Greek. Fireside poet James Russell Lowell's copy inscribed to him by his friend American transcendentalist writer and artist C.P. Cranch. Quarto. 8.75 x 11 in. 428 12 index pp. Bound in somewhat recent full calf with four raised bands and red leather spine labels titled in gilt. Browning to title page first blank is reinforced at edges and title page is re-margined. A touch of soiling and staining to preliminary pages and page edges sporadic foxing and light toning throughout with several light pencil ticks in the margins. This was the only English edition of Aristotle's Treatise on Government from the 18th-century. A copy of this very text was owned by Thomas Jefferson and was influential among the founding fathers of the United States of America. A lovely copy of a scarce and important book. T. Payne, B. White, and T. Cadell unknown books
2014réf. 48448Cham Switzerland: Springer 2014. Near Fine. Cham Switzerland: Springer 2014. First Edition. Octavo 24cm; publisher's glossy pictorial paper-covered boards; xi1207pp.; halftone photographic illus. throughout. Just About Fine. Issued as Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 26. Springer unknown books
1955réf. RH1519New York:: Dover 1955. 1955. Sm. 8vo. 118 pp. Index. Printed wrappers. Ownership signature of Roger Hahn. Very good. Alfred Edward Taylor "usually cited as A. E. Taylor was a British idealist philosopher most famous for his contributions to the philosophy of idealism in his writings on metaphysics the philosophy of religion moral philosophy and the scholarship of Plato. He was a fellow of the British Academy 1911 and president of the Aristotelian Society from 1928 to 1929." Dover, (1955). unknown books
1791réf. 1395872Biponti Zweibrucken; Argentorati Strasbourg: Ex Typographia Societatis 1791-1800. Hardcover. Octavo five volumes. In Good condition. Bound in full brown leather with gilt ornamentation to boards spines edges and turn ins. Spine has gilt lettering and volume information. Boards have light to moderate rubbing wear volume 4 has moderate plus rubbing wear light bumping to corners tears along the spine and cracking along the joints. Volume 3 has a piece of white tape on the front board. Textblocks have an armorial bookplate reading "Ædes Carthusianæ." Textblocks have mild age toning on some pages throughout stains and foxing scattered throughout. Speckling along the edges. All volumes contain a ribbon bookmark. Text in Greek and Latin. 1395872. Special Collections - Downstairs. Ex Typographia Societatis hardcover books
1987réf. 27612London: Duckworth 1987. Near Fine/Very Good. London: Duckworth 1987. First Edition. Octavo; publisher's cloth in glossy red dust jacket; 6182pp. Minor shelf wear original price sticker to front jacket flap contemporary ownership signature to front free endpaper else Very Good or better. Duckworth unknown books
1793réf. 335324New York: Company of Flying Stationers 1793. hardcover. poor. Crude woodcut frontispiece & other interesting woodcut illustrations. 32mo 3 x 5.25 inches disbound with original wood boards partially covered with paper & a partial leather spine; 1938 inscription on blank flyleaf. New York: Company of Flying Stationers 1793. A poor copy of this very uncommon book. Early New York imprint of a popular book about women's bodies sex & pregnancy. Company of Flying Stationers unknown books
1964réf. 128889New York: Heritage Press 1964. Hardcover. Very Good. Illustrated by Leonard Baskin. Very good light browning/scuffing of spine bumping of spine ends. Heritage Press hardcover books
1958réf. 117416New York: The Library of Liberal Arts 1958. Softcover. Good. First edition. Good in wrappers. Some pen markings/underlining brown soiling/fading of spine/panel edges sticker shadow/small brown spot on front panel spine lean. The Library of Liberal Arts unknown books
1943réf. 227574New York: Walter J. Black 1943. Hardcover. Very Good. Later. Very good hardcover has no dust jacket corners lightly bumped. Walter J. Black hardcover books
1955réf. 213853London England: Oxford University Press 1955. Hardcover. Good- Exlib with mylar over dj tape holding it in place stickers inside rear cover stamped title page boards have library numbers on spine pages are generally good with some moderate yellowing. Grey dj in mylar with black text blue boards with gilt text on spine. Uses Bekker pagination. Chiefly text. The text and annotations . are reprinted from the Works of Aristotle translated into English under the editorship of W.D. Ross. Oxford University Press hardcover books
2014réf. 196763New York NY/Basingstoke Hampshire: Houndmills/Palgrave Macmillan 2014. Hardcover. Good Boards are lightly edgeworn/bumped/smudged and corners are bowed at the bottom right; textblock efdges are lightly worn/scuffed; there is a very small stain at the bottom textblock corner that is barely perceptible on the bottom to page 17; interior is extremely clean; binding is solid. Reddish/orange boards with b&w-photo illustrated boards with white and light grey lettering; xiv 324 pp.; richly illustrated. "Rome underwent a spectacular transformation under Fascist rule; a transformation that was visual and topographical but also deeply symbolic. The 'third Rome' that Mussolini envisioned and sought to realise in the 1920s and 1930s was partly a new city expanding in all directions from the historic centre and partly a new vision for an ideal city that emerged from within a cityscape forged across millennia of history. This Rome was intended to be both the capital of a regenerated Italy and the sanctuary of a new international fascist political religion. Aristotle Kallis traces the plethora of visions and projects that sought to reimagine reinvent and reshape the city as a 'fascist capital' over the course of twenty short years. Extensive demolitions reconfigurations of sites and monuments as well as ambitious new constructions designed by an array of architects in wildly different styles chronicle a fascinating story of conquering drive ruthless appropriation and interrupted ambition" -- rear cover. Houndmills/Palgrave Macmillan hardcover books
1717réf. 1410210Romae: Ex typographia Antonii de Rubeis prope S. Sylvestrum de Capite in Via Vitis 1717. Hardcover. Quarto 24 602 12 pages. In Very Good minus condition. In full vellum binding; spine paneled with ink titling. Moderate wear to boards with some warping/wrinkling and smalls stains to covers. Rubbing along edges and at corners. Fold-ins beginning to separate from board. Text block has spotting to top edge light puckering to paper. Front flyleaf somewhat loose. Interior largely clean and bright with scattered small areas of worming. Text in Latin. Shelved in Room F Oversize. Oversized books. Additional postage necessary for expedited/international orders. Economy International shipping unavailable due to size/weight restrictions. For international/expedited customers please inquire for rates. 1410210. Special Collections. Ex typographia Antonii de Rubeis prope S. Sylvestrum de Capite in Via Vitis hardcover books
1517réf. 260577Venice: Luce Antony de Giunta 1517. hardcover. very good. Illustrated with a fine woodcut headpiece showing St. Thomas teaching; many decorative initials and in-text diagrams throughout and printer's device at end. 6 147 leaves with black letter Latin text printed in double columns. Folio later vellum-backed boards. Venitijs Impensis domini Luce Antonij de Giunta Florentini 1517. A tear in the title page has been carefully mended still a very good tight copy with some contemporary ink marginalia. Scarce. OCLC lists only 5 copies including those at Cambridge NYU and University of Pennsylvania. An early edition of Saint Thomas Aquinas' 1225-1274 "great commentary on Aristotle's physics - the most important scholastic commentary on this seminal text of ancient science. Aquinas the philosopher is forever entwined with Aristotle as the former came onto the scene just as the Aristotelian corpus arrived in Latin translation and questions of the relation between faith and reason challenged the modus vivendi that had been in effect for centuries." USTC 859417 Luce Antony de Giunta unknown books
1503réf. D20057Venice: Octaviani Scoti per Bonetus de Locatellis 1503. Hardcover. Very Good. Small folio printed in gothic type in two columns woodcut initials & text diagrams; woodcut printer's device on final leaf. Bound in modern half parchment with printed paper boards. A copy with significant contemporary marginal notes in several sections the annotations run tight up against the outer margin. Title page cut down by one inch at the foot; some scattered spotting & worming but generally a nice copy of an early and uncommon to the market post-incunable edition worthy of future study. A recent edition was published in 2024 by the Aquinas Institute. Beth Mortensen summarizes the significance of the text: "All of us living in this Cartesian age grow accustomed to thinking of our bodies as animated machinesmachines that function better or worse subject to innumerable material factors. De Anima On the Soul reminds us that the human person is one whole and the soul is actively making the body what it is. This means that among other things the quality of the bodys functioning does not determine a human beings 'quality of life' and it is completely irrelevant to that persons worth or dignity." see: aquinas institute - commentary on de anima. Octaviani Scoti per Bonetus de Locatellis hardcover books
