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1965ref. 150219Oxford: Basil Blackwell 1965. Second Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in a Very Good dust jacket. Scuffing along board edges. Light rubbing on spine and panel edges. Basil Blackwell hardcover
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1887ref. 44570AB1887. Philadelphia J.B. Lippincott Co. 1887. 25 cm x 32 cm. 47 pages of verses juxtaposed to 24 fine etchings the additional two etchings are the frontispiece and a smaller signet etching to the titlepage. All of the fine etchings mounted to stiff paper. Original hardcover / Decorative quarter morocco with gilt lettering and ornament on spine. Very few of the etchings with foxing. Very good condition of this extremely rare edition no.129 of 250 copies only with only very minor signs of external wear / some rubbing to the binding and bumping to the corners. Some corners very slightly fingerstained and with a hint of a faded dampstain. Name of former owner on endpaper: "Martin F. Jackson - 501 - 5 ave. New York City". The Song of Songs also known as the Song of Solomon Canticles or the Canticle of Canticles is one of the "scrolls" megillot of the Writings Ketuvim the last section of the Tanakh or Hebrew Bible. It is also the fifth book of Wisdom in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. In Sephardic Jewish tradition the Song of Songs is read every Friday night for the divine loving union they see in it; Ashkenazim chant it on the Sabbath during Passover marking the beginning of the grain harvest and commemorating the Exodus from Egypt. Scripturally the Song of Songs is unique in its celebration of sexual love. It gives "the voices of two lovers praising each other yearning for each other proffering invitations to enjoy". The "daughters of Jerusalem" form a chorus to the lovers functioning as an audience whose participation in the lovers' erotic encounters facilitates the participation of the reader. Jewish tradition reads it as an allegory of the relationship between God and Israel. Christian tradition in addition to appreciating the literal meaning of a love song between man and woman has read the poem as an allegory of Christ and his "bride" the Christian Church. hardcover
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1998Hardcover In this inspiring new book, Wisdom of the Ages, bestselling autho r Dr. Wayne W. Dyer poses the question:“What do our ancestral sch olars, whom we consider the wisest and most spiritually advanced, have to say to us today?”The answer lies in this powerful collec tion of writings, poems, and sayings by some of the greatest thin kers of the past twenty - five centuries. In succinct original essa ys, Dyer sets out to explain the meaning and context of each piec e of wisdom, and, most important, to explain how we can actively apply these teachings to our modern lives.
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2000Ultra-rare signed book by the amazing Maurice Cotterell. Hand-written signature appears upon title page. "His work, best described as adventure fact, brings together modern science, spirituality and ancient wisdom to unlock the events of the past, the present and the future." - from front flyleaf. "This ancient knowledge is known and thrives today, concealed in sacred geometry, cherished by the Church and the higher orders of Freemasonry. For the first time ever, Maurice Cotterell reveals the reasons for the secrecy, reasons which affect the future of us all." - from back cover. 356 pages. Index. Bibliography. Many colour plates. Average wear. Reading creases to spine. Book
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ref. 19488A Amsterdan, chez Louys & Daniel Elzevier.1672. In-18 (750 x 130 mm), reliure précieuse et romantique ( milieu du XVIIIe siècle) plein maroquin rouge, travail décoratif aux petits fers sur la tranche, dans les caissons, motif floral en pied, roulette en tête de coiffe et sur l'épaisseurs des plats ainsi qu'en encadrement intérieur. Contre plats ouvragés de même façon, tranche dorées, signet. (2ff) explication de la figure* (2ff). Préface (9+1p "le contenu de cette oeuvre").622 pages, table des matières (8pp -3ff). Composition très soignée des imprimeurs Louis et Daniel Elzévier à Amsterdam avec mentions marginales dans de beaux caractères; petites marques de mouillures sans incidence in fine. Très agréable exemplaire dans une reliure de grande finesse ici très bien conservée.
