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1977Very Good. No dust jacket. Light wear and slight discoloration to white covers. Age-toned paper. 8 3/4"w x 11"h. Each volume is around 110 pages. Many black and white photos and illustrations throughout. Fascinating articles such as "Did Spacemen Destroy Sodom?" and "So Satan Has The Last Laugh." Topics include: extraterrestrial life, Tutankhamun, Loch Ness monster, Lindbergh baby kidnapping, San Francisco Earthquake, reincarnation, witchcraft, black magic, occult, alchemists, UFOs, the Bermuda Triangle, Nostradamus, Aleister Crowley, Abominable Snowman and many more.
1787pp. (x) 178 + Publisher's broadsheet (1). 12mo. Damp and age stained. Stencil and manuscript ownerships of Robert Gill. Plain modern wraps. Swedish philosopher, scientist and religious writer, Emanuel Sewdenborg (Swedenbourg) [1688-1772] established himself as an inventor and scientist. He started having visions in 1743, and devoted himself thereafter to psychical and spiritual research. interpreting the scriptures as the immediate voice of God. He taught that all scripture contains an inner, spiritual sense which is not at all obvious from the natural sense of the word, or our understanding of the world. Among other things, he taught: that the universe is filled with inhabited planets, which are peopled by perfect human forms just like those on our earth; that their spirits in the spirit world can be seen and contacted, and he proceeds to describe some of their inhabitants ('Worlds in Space'); in 'Heaven and Hell' he describes in detail the heaven and hell of the spirit world, and how people and societies there function and are organized; in 'Divine Love and Wisdom' he describes the nature of that divine Spirit which emanates from the Deity, called in the scriptures the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost, and which appears in the spirit world as the sun, and gives light and heat to the inhabitants of that world - its light having the effect of intelligence, and its heat having the effect of love; in 'The Doctrine of the New Jerusalem Concerning the Lord' he discusses the spiritual interpretation of the doctrine of the Godhead; Etc. Although he never preached publicly or formally founded a religious sect, his followers which included many artisits and freethinkers (among them William Blake) constituted a considerable society which became known as the New Jerusalem Church. This is the rare "Second Edition" published in the same year as the first. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! W140Rt
1810pp. 55. No folding table. 16mo. 170 mm. Almost every page with a horizontal tear. Slight loss. Original floral paste paper wraps. Rare. Books like the 'Glucksrad' (Wheel of Fortune) were so eagerly read and for such a long period that few survive in any condition. RARE. We can locate only 5 other example World Wide. POW WOW Shelf
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1823[Manoscritto-Filosofia] (cm21x14) 1823-24, mz pergamena originale. Manoscritto cartaceo del XIX sec. in latino, di unica mano. -- cc. 40 num., cc. 120, -- cc. 60, cc. 5 nn. + 7 bianche con titolo entro cornice, in gotico e capilettere. Al fine degli argomenti semplici decorazioni. L' opera è divisa in 4 parti: logica (32 capitoli); metaphisica(12 cap. con 12 di psicologia); theologia naturalis (4 cap.); etica (8 cap.). Segue un copioso e dettagliato indice di consultazione. In fine un breve compendio della filosofia in italiano. Chiarissima grafia ed ottima conservazione. Il manoscritto fu redatto a Chiavari.[f28] Libro
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rif. 20217Paris, Letouzey et Ané, libraires (vol I), Berche et Tralin, libraires (vol II, III, IV et VI), A. Roger et F. Chernoviz, libraires (vol. V et VII), 1893 (vol. I, V), 1895 (vol. II, III et VI), 1894 (vol. IV et VII), 7 vol. in-8°, 137 ; 274 ; 320 ; 491 ; 242 ; 278 ; 578 pp., ill. et pll n&b, intérieur frais (très rares petits défauts, qqs. rouss. en pp. liminaires, vol. I poinçonné en marge sur l'ensemble du vol.) 7 vol. reliés de même, pleine percaline brune, dos lisse titré doré avec filets dorés, toutes tranches mouchetées rouge (coiffes lég. écrasées). Bon état général sinon.
rif. 20217Paris, Letouzey et Ané, libraires (vol I), Berche et Tralin, libraires (vol II, III, IV et VI), A. Roger et F. Chernoviz, libraires (vol. V et VII), 1893 (vol. I, V), 1895 (vol. II, III et VI), 1894 (vol. IV et VII), 7 vol. in-8°, 137 ; 274 ; 320 ; 491 ; 242 ; 278 ; 578 pp., ill. et pll n&b, intérieur frais (très rares petits défauts, qqs. rouss. en pp. liminaires, vol. I poinçonné en marge sur l'ensemble du vol.) 7 vol. reliés de même, pleine percaline brune, dos lisse titré doré avec filets dorés, toutes tranches mouchetées rouge (coiffes lég. écrasées). Bon état général sinon.
1861rif. PHO-2512Paris, Auguste Durand, 1861. In-8 (22x14cm), 129 pp., demi chagrin postérieur, dos lisse avec titre, couverture conservée, envoi autographe de l'auteur « à Monsieur Villermé ». Cachet répété de la bibliothèque du Reichsinstitut für Geschichte des neuen Deutschlands (Munich). Frottements aux plats, quelques rousseurs, mouillure claire.
rif. 22075Paris, Charles Chastellain, 1650. In-8, [6]-373-[1] pp. 5 pl., veau moucheté havane, double filet doré en encadrement sur les plats, dos à nerfs orné de filets et fleurons dorés, tranches marbrées (reliure un peu défraîchie mais solide, pâle mouillure en début de volume, traces d'étiquette au frontispice).
