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1997réf. 1351105Oxford: Oxford University Press 1997. 1997 Edition Second Printing. Hardcover. Octavo 2 vols.; VG/VG; spines navy with white lettering; dust jackets protected with mylar coverings; mild shelf wear and soiling; mild wear to corners of flap folds; previous owner's bookplate at front pastedown of vol. 1; text in Classical Greek with extensive English annotation and Bekker numbering; pages clean; shelved above Homer/Virgil. 1351105. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Oxford University Press hardcover
1961réf. 3Everyman's Library No.605 Dent/Dutton hardcover
1561réf. 22490Lugduni Lyon: Jacobi Juntae Jacobus Junta. Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1561. Hardcover. Early previous owner's name clipped from title leaf on each volume with unfortunate loss to some text on title leaf and to the printer's emblems on the title pages. One volume also with loss of text to corresponding portion of leaf following title leaf. Boards rubbed. Spines faded and rubbed. Corners of boards rubbed and worn. A couple of leather corners missing. Most other corners rubbed with abrasions to leather. Tomus quartus with some creasing to corners of leaves pages 705-760. ; 6 volumes of an 8 volume set. Volumes 1-4 6 Index volume. Printed date of 1561 in the Index volume only. Other volumes undated 1561. 19th century red half leather binding small leather corners with marbled papered boards. Page dimensions: 114 x 74mm 4 ½" x 2 7/8". Text in Latin. The titles of the six volumes are: 108.430 "Index Rerum Omnium Quae In Aristotelis Operibus Continentur Absolutissimus. In quem tota illius varia ac admirabilis doctrina quae sparsim ac diffuse suis in voluminibus tractatur contracta fuit ac ordine Alphabetico per locos communes digesta." Index volume to the first six volumes Tomus primus - Tomus sextus. 860 pages. Large piece cut from the title leaf and replaced with blank paper not recent with loss of the entire printer's emblem. This index volume contains page references to Volumes 1 - 6 but none to the eighth volume 108.430G.108.430A "Aristotelis Stagiritae Organum quod logicam appellant. Tomus Primus." 637 1 pages. Early owner's name cut away from title leaf with slight cropping to the top of the printer's emblem. Missing paper replaced not recent.108.430B "Aristotelis Stagiritae Physicorum Libri VIII. Quibus adiecimus omnia illius Opera quae ad Naturalem Philosophiam spectare videbantur. Quorum seriem versa pagella indicabit. Tomus secundus." 796 1 1 blank pages. Early owner's name cut away from title page with loss to "Tomus Secundus" and the upper part of the printer's emblem and also loss to 2 lines of the Contents on the verso of this leaf. Missing paper replaced with blank paper not recent.108.430C "Arisotelis Stagiritae Metaphysicorum Libri XIIII. Theophrasti Metaphysicorum Liber. Quorum omnium recognitionem et additamentum versa pagina ostendit. Tomus Tertius." 583 1 blank pages. Early owner's name cut away from title page with loss to "Tomus Tertius" and the upper part and left side of the printer's emblem and also loss to 2 lines of the Contents on the verso of this leaf. Missing paper replaced with blank paper not recent. 108.430D "Aristotelis Stagiritae Libri Omnes quibus Historia Partes Incessus Motus Generatioque Animalium atque etiam Plantarum naturae brevis description pertractantur. Quoniam seriem nominaque Interpretum versa pagina indicabit. Tomus Quartus." 842 1 1 blank pages. Owner's name cut away from title leaf with loss of "Tomus Quartus" and substantial part of printer's emblem and loss of 2 lines of the Contents on verso of this leaf. Also through carelessness there is loss of 3 lines of text on both recto and verso of the following leaf pages 3-4 In removing a piece from the title leaf the corresponding piece was also cut away from the following leaf. Missing paper on title leaf only replaced with blank paper not recent. This volume also with some creasing to corners of leaves pages 705-760. 108.430F "Aristotelis Stagiritae Rhetoricorum Artisque Poeticae libri atque etiam Problematum Sectiones omnes quibus Alexandri Aphrodisaei Omnia Problemaata adiuncta fuere. Quorum omnium seriem versa pagina commostrabit. Tomus sextus." 751 1 pages. Early owner's name cut away from title page with loss to left side of the printer's emblem and also loss to 6 lines of the Contents on the verso of this leaf. 15mm chip to lower blank corner of title leaf.Provenance: early-mid 20th century bookseller's ticket on front pastedown of each volume Newbold's Bookshop Dunedin New Zealand. Acquired from Scribes Bookshop Dunedin 2021.Lacking these two volumes:108.430E "Aristotelis libri omnes quibus tota moralis philosophis . . . Tomus quintus"; 104.430G "Aritotelis Stagiritae rhetoricorum artisque poeticae libri omnes". Reference: Cranz F. Edward "A Bibliography of Aristotle Editions 1501-1600" Second Edition with addenda and revisions by Charle B. Schmitt 1984: 108.430 p. 76 "Index rerum omnium"; 108.430A Addenda p. 146 "Tomus primus" - "This edition which includes 108.430B-104.430G accompanies the index volume 108.430 which is dated 1561"; 108.430B Addenda p. 146 "Tomus secundus"; 108.430C Addenda p. 146 "Tomus tertius"; 108.430D Addenda p. 146 Tomus quartus"; 108.430F Addenda p. 146 "Tomus sextus". . Jacobi Juntae [Jacobus Junta] hardcover
2006réf. 667Oxford: Clarendon Press 2006. Reprint. Hardcover. Very near fine. A touch of shelfwear. Demy 8vo. 5.75 x 8.75 in. xvii 265 pp. Glossy boards. Translated with a commentary by DAVID KEYT. Text in English. Uncommon in hardcover. Clarendon Press hardcover
1969réf. 223065Indiana University Press 1969. Hardcover. Small gift presentation from the translator some discoloration and soil to the cover still in very good unmarked condition without a dust jacket. 386pp. Indiana University Press hardcover
1619réf. 2011230008London: Typis Eduardi Griffini M.DC.XIX Edward Griffin 1619. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. First edition printed in England of Aristotle's Rhetoric. Quarto 22 x 17.5 cm. Bound in modern calf. 8 239 9 p. Large woodcut title engraving coat of arms verso of title. Printed in three columns with parallel Greek and Latin texts with commentary shoulder notes on third column. Early Oxford provenance: Charles Frayer sp 1717; Thomas Bland Exeter College Oxford. Signature on title and front blank. Refs: STC 766; Brunet I 476. The translator Goulston 1572-1632 dedicated this volume to Prince Charles. After graduating from Oxford he worked as a physician in London and became a fellow of the College of Physicians. According to Dibdin Goulston's version of Aristotle's Rhetoric was the most popular 17th century version. Typis Eduardi Griffini, M.DC.XIX (Edward Griffin) hardcover
1835réf. 027919Oxford.: J. Vincent. 1835. Hard. Good. 8vo. 8". Illustrated with engraved frontispiece. Good. Contemporaneous cloth. Front joint cracked. Top of spine missing. Minor foxing to outermost leaves. 335pp. J. Vincent. unknown
1898réf. 657H3485London: L. Rene 1898. Book. Fair. Hardcover. Reprint. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. This undated edition was published by L. Rene in London probably in the late 1890s. "Complete Edition with engravings." - title page. Colour plates. A fascinating nostalgic presentation of the birds and the bees and the development of the child from conception to birth and beyond. "Erection is chiefly caused by scuraum eringoes cresses crysmon parsnips artichokes turnips asparagus candied ginger acorns bruised to powder and drank in muscadel scallion sea sheel fish etc. The act of coition being over let the woman repose herself on her right side with her head lying low." - p.10. Hinges open. Some plates loose but present. Above-average but not excessive wear. Tiny binder's tag inside back board otherwise unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. L. Rene Hardcover
réf. 3080Classical Authors: Oxonii/Oxford E Typographeo Clarendoniano. 1794. Large paper Octavo; xvi 257 3 p. engraved tail pieces. The beautiful clear Greek text printed with the Latin translation below followed by the commentary by Tyrwhitt. First edition of the outstanding recension by Thomas Tyrwhitt 1730-1786. "His Poetics was the first modern edition of the text." Barker Graesse: "édition estimée".Brunet " Belle édition." "This is a very elegant and accurate edition containing the commentaries of Tyrwhitt as well as his version . The Greek text is formed on that of Winstanley but so carefully corrected as to leave not a single error unnoticed . The large paper copies of this volume form one of the most attractive ornaments of a classical collection. They are few in number and costly in price; being reserved by the Delegates of the University Press as presents for eminent characters. I understand that 34 copies have been already distributed . This edition has been several times reprinted at Oxford with only three alterations and those not important ones." Dibdin I 323 Rebacked original boards diced calf with Greek key in gilt; marbled endpapers. Old ink annotation to front free end paper quoting Dibden; owners name clipped. Large paper copy clean and bright. Aristotle's Poetics is the earliest surviving work of dramatic theory and first extant philosophical treatise to focus on literary theory in the West. This has been the traditional view for centuries. However recent work is now challenging whether Aristotle focuses on literary theory per se given that not one poem exists in the treatise or whether he focuses instead on dramatic musical theory that only has language as one of the elements. In it Aristotle offers an account of what he calls "poetry" a term which in Greek literally means "making" and in this context includes drama – comedy tragedy and the satyr play – as well as lyric poetry and epic poetry. They are similar in the fact that they are all imitations but different in the three ways that Aristotle describes: Differences in music rhythm harmony meter and melody. Difference of goodness in the characters. Difference in how the narrative is presented: telling a story or acting it out. In examining its "first principles" Aristotle finds two: 1 imitation and 2 genres and other concepts by which that of truth is applied/revealed in the poesis. His analysis of tragedy constitutes the core of the discussion. The work was lost to the Western world for a long time. It was available in the Middle Ages and early Renaissance only through a Latin translation of an Arabic version written by Averroes. TYRWHITT THOMAS 1730-1786 English classical scholar and critic was born in London on the 27th of March 1730 where he died on the 15th of August 1786. He was educated at Eton and Queen's College Oxford fellow of Merton 1755. In 1756 he was appointed under-secretary at war in 1762 clerk of the House of Commons. In 1768 he resigned his post and spent the remainder of his life in learned retirement. In 1784 he was elected a trustee of the British Museum to which he bequeathed a portion of his valuable library. His principal classical works are: Fragmenta Plutarchi II. inedita !773. from a Harleian MS. ; Dissertatio de Babrio 1776 containing some fables of Aesop hitherto unedited from a Bodleian MS.; the pseudo-Orphic De lapidibus 1781 which he assigned to the age of Constantius; Conjecturae in Strabonem 1783; Isaeus De Meneclis hereditate 1785; Aristotle's Poetica his most important work published after his death under the superintendence of Dr Burgess bishop of Salisbury in 1794. Special mention is due of his editions of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales 1775-1778; and of Poems supposed to liave been written at Bristol by Thomas Rowley and others in the Fifteenth Century 1777-1778 with an appendix to prove that the poems were all the work of Chatterton. In 1782 he published a Vindication of the Appendix in reply to the arguments of those who maintained the genuineness of the poems. While clerk of the House of Commons he edited Proceedings and Debates of the House of Commons 1620-1621 from the original MS. in the library of Queen's College Oxford and Henry Elsynge's 1598- 1654 The Manner of holding Parliaments in England. 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica Volume 27 Brunet 1:478; Graesse I214 ;Barker Oxford Univ. Press 167. - Dibdin I 323. Classical Authors Literature Aristotle Poetics Oxonii/Oxford E Typographeo Clarendoniano. 1794 hardcover
1964réf. 4916Aristotle Politics & Poetics signed by illustratorcopy No. 201hardcoverPublisher:Limited Editions Club 1964Condition: book - Very Good owner's bookplate attached to the end paperdust jacket - Very Good Limited Editions Club hardcover
1855réf. 6909Antique copy of "The POLITICS OF ARISTOTLE" from the Text of Immanuel Bekker with English Notes by J.R.T. Eaton. 1855 though 1856 is stamped on the bottom of the spine; Longman Brown Green and Longmans; Oxford / W. Graham Oxford; London. With text in both English and Greek. "The want of a fresh edition of Aristotle's Politics has long been felt; and the present one is due to an application arising from an increasing demand. It is the aim of this edition to exhibit as far as has been found possible the present state of knowledge on subjects connected with the text; as also to guide the student into a wider field of illustration and reflection than would be afforded by a literal commentary. The text adopted is that of Bekker on which the laborious accuracy of Stahr has ingrafted little substantial improvement. Care has been taken throughout to direct the student to all important variations of the MSS. or suggestions on the part of commentators."Condition:Clean covers; fading to cloth on the spine and at the top edge of the back cover. There is a 3" tear to the cloth at the top-right corner of the spine. Tight binding with no cracks and no loose pages. Nice interior - the text pages are mostly clean with only a small number of pages at the front about 10 or so that have some words/lines of text underlined lightly in pencil.no other notable issues found. Some light foxing to the end papers and pastedowns. Name/address/date 1972 written in pen on the front end papers. Overall the book is in Very Good- condition. Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans; W. Graham, Oxford hardcover
1926réf. 43142Paris France Societe D'Edition "Les Belles Lettres" 1926. Hardcover Good: Shows significant indications of use. Binding shows moderate lean; considerable wear to the extremities; some darkening soiling and rubbing; a rather attractive image of an owl has been affixed to the lower backstrip. Binding remains secure; text clean. Overall remains a sturdy reading copy with a clean text. NOT a Remainder Book-Club or Ex-Library. 8vo. 57 pages of introductory material the Greek Text. Texte Etabli par Henri Carteron. Hardback: Lacks DJ. Societe D'Edition "Les Belles Lettres", hardcover
1963réf. A030621mug163522At the Clarendon Press 1963-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 0x0x0. Some pen underlining. Priority shipping available on this item. No international shipping. At the Clarendon Press hardcover
1951réf. 4954The odyssey PressNew York 1951. Augmented and Enlarged edition. NearFine Hardcover no dj. PaleGreen binding Gilt spine title. No wear. Signature on the Flyleaf otherwise clean. Strong Tight binding and hinges. 8.25"x5.5"x1.2". be37. The odyssey Press hardcover
1969réf. 2111902158905530Iwanamishoten 1969. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Iwanamishoten paperback
1929réf. 2111902158905833Shunju-sha 1929. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Shunju-sha paperback
1969réf. 2111902158904438Iwanamishoten 1969. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Iwanamishoten paperback
1969réf. 2111902156000910Dutton 1969. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Dutton paperback
réf. 2111902158405982Iwanamishoten N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 223 8p Size: 21cm Iwanamishoten paperback
