223 résultats
1930in 4° piccolo, br edit., sciupata, pp.441, 150 illustrazioni di Tancredi Scarpelli; III edizione riveduta e corretta
réf. 19618Paris, Athéna, collection "Athéna-Luxe", 1949, 1 broché, couverture rempliée, illustrée d'un portrait peint par Jean-Jacques Henner. in-8 de 263-(2) pages non coupées, texte encadré, Hors-texte, bandeaux, lettrines et culs-de-lampe de Paul Derambure, exemplaire numéroté ;
2005383pp. + 16 bl/w ills., 30cm., text in English, Doctoral Dissertation (Universiteit Leiden), softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, weight: 1kg., B111895
2005réf. B111895Leiden, 2005 383pp. + 16 bl/w ills., 30cm., text in English, Doctoral Dissertation (Universiteit Leiden), softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, weight: 1kg., B111895
in-8, 428 p., ill. h.t. n., index, br., couv. ill. [HI-10][NV-21]
2012réf. 500377105Springer 2012 372 pages collection Collection IRIS. 2012. 372 pages.
1932In-8° (cm. 24,7x17,4), pp. 25 (da p. 119 a p. 145) con 9 FOTOGRAFIE in bianco e nero (insieme e dettagli) Brossura provvisoria riproducente in nero la cop. della rivista. GUETSCHOW, archeologa classica, dal 1910 a Roma presso il Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI) in cui fu la terza donna accreditata come Membro Corrispondente; per lunghi anni si dedicò allo studi di antichi sarcofagi, di cui pubblicò, come qui, molte FOTOGRAFIE; nel 1938 allestì il Museo del cimitero di Pretestato, ricco di molti sarcofagi pagani. "La donna esposta alla flagellazione NON è morta martire" e forse non è neanche la donna il cui nome Elia Athanasia è inciso nell'epitafio. Potrebbe trattarsi della punizione di una cristana fatta eseguire da un giudice pagano, o forse si tratta del rito di purificazione / iniziazione di una setta GNOSTICA. L'Autrice ricompose la scena ricomponendo circa 1000 frammenti! Straordinario saggio censito come estratto alla sola Biblioteca universitaria Alessandrina di Roma.
réf. 1294Paris, Méricant, s.d. (fin XIXeme). 1 br., couverture illustrée, tache et petit manque sur la 1ère de couverture. in-12 de 128 pp.,
réf. 15878Paris, Delalain, 1829, 1 br., petit manque sur la 1ère de couverture et au dos. in-8 de 444 pages non coupées ;
2007Il Comitato per la Prevenzione della Tortura del Consiglio d'Europa visita i luoghi di detenzione di 47 Paesi europei. In ottime condizioni.
1594Cm. 22, pergamena floscia coeva (mancanza al dorso), pag. (12) 264 (32). Con 25 tavole incise in xilografia, tratte da quelle realizzate da Antonio Tempesta in rame nell'ediz. del 1591 raffiguranti torture e martirii; le incisioni dovrebbero essere opera di Leonardo Norsini e di sua moglie Isabella Parasole. Bella imagine xilografica al frontespizio raffigurante Madonna con Bambino. Prima traduzione latina dell'opera apparsa nel 1591 "Trattato degli istrumenti di martirio e delle varie maniere di martoriare usati da' Gentili contro i Cristiani", ma con ulteriori aggiunte. Un lieve alone al margine esterno nella sola seconda parte del volume, per il resto ottimo esemplare. Graesse, vol. 3, pag. 19; Brunet, II, 1468; Olschki, Choix, 4596; Adams, G-162.
1606réf. R121049Antverpiae [Antwerpen], Apud Ioannem Moretum 1606 96 + [ ] + [1bl.] pp., illustrated with 19 copper-engravings in text and 1 full-page engraving, with engraved printer's mark on title page and last leaf (woodcut), "Editio ultima serio castigata", 26x18cm., solid modern hardcover, two library stamps on title page, paper browned, with some occasional small stains, text always well readbale, one modern ill. tipped-in on empty space of page 78, text in Latin, overall good, R121049
1640réf. ST19646Braunschweig Brunsvigae: typis Andreas Duncker impensis Godfridus Müller 1640. 163 x 95 mm. 6 1/2 x 3 3/4". 8 p.l. 9-200 8 20 8 pp. VERY PRETTY RED MOROCCO GILT BY CAPÉ stamp-signed on front turn-in covers with French fillet border filigree lozenge centerpiece with centrl oval containg a cross and the motto "In hoc signo vinces" "By this sign the cross you will prevail" raised bands spine compartments wtih central filigree lozenge gilt lettering densely gilt turn-ins marbled endpapers all edges gilt. With printer's device on title page and 24 engravings two of them full-page primarily showing the cross as an instrument of torture. USTC 1009871. One leaf with small marginal repair text lightly pressed at time of binding two quires faintly mottled but still a very appealing copy in a lustrous binding with few signs of wear. Combining macabre illustrations and an elegant binding this study of crucifixion has a wealth of visual interest. One of the 16th century's most eminent scholars Justus Lipsius 1547-1606 was a classicist and historian specializing in ancient Rome and a writer famous for his elegant Latin style. Educated at the universities of Cologne and Louvain he was a prolific writer regularly penning at least one book per year. His commentaries and other editorial work on Seneca Tacitus Plautus and Propertius represent substantial contributions to classical scholarship. Here he examines the use of the cross in all its variations as an intrument of torture and execution in antiquity. The grisly engravings illustrate all the ingenious ways the ancients devised to inflict pain with crosses. First printed in 1593 "De Cruce" was produced after Lipsuis had spent several years in Lutheran territory and needed to demonstrate his commitment to Catholicism. Ironically the other work included here "On the TrUe Cross" is by Georg Calixtus 1586-1656 a Lutheran theologian who dedicated his life to developing a "unified theology" that could reunite all Christians. Our lovely binding is the work of Charles-François Capé 1806-67 one of the most distinguished binders in France in the middle years of the 19th century and especially well known for the delicacy of his work. He was the binder to the Empress Eugénie and Béraldi calls him "the Bozérian of the second Empire.". typis Andreas Duncker, impensis Godfridus Müller unknown books
1640réf. ST19646Braunschweig Brunsvigae: typis Andreas Duncker impensis Godfridus Müller 1640. 163 x 95 mm. 6 1/2 x 3 3/4". 8 p.l. 9-200 8 20 8 pp. VERY PRETTY RED MOROCCO GILT BY CAPÉ stamp-signed on front turn-in covers with French fillet border filigree lozenge centerpiece with centrl oval containg a cross and the motto "In hoc signo vinces" "By this sign the cross you will prevail" raised bands spine compartments wtih central filigree lozenge gilt lettering densely gilt turn-ins marbled endpapers all edges gilt. With printer's device on title page and 24 engravings two of them full-page primarily showing the cross as an instrument of torture. USTC 1009871. One leaf with small marginal repair text lightly pressed at time of binding two quires faintly mottled but still a very appealing copy in a lustrous binding with few signs of wear. Combining macabre illustrations and an elegant binding this study of crucifixion has a wealth of visual interest. One of the 16th century's most eminent scholars Justus Lipsius 1547-1606 was a classicist and historian specializing in ancient Rome and a writer famous for his elegant Latin style. Educated at the universities of Cologne and Louvain he was a prolific writer regularly penning at least one book per year. His commentaries and other editorial work on Seneca Tacitus Plautus and Propertius represent substantial contributions to classical scholarship. Here he examines the use of the cross in all its variations as an intrument of torture and execution in antiquity. The grisly engravings illustrate all the ingenious ways the ancients devised to inflict pain with crosses. First printed in 1593 "De Cruce" was produced after Lipsuis had spent several years in Lutheran territory and needed to demonstrate his commitment to Catholicism. Ironically the other work included here "On the TrUe Cross" is by Georg Calixtus 1586-1656 a Lutheran theologian who dedicated his life to developing a "unified theology" that could reunite all Christians. Our lovely binding is the work of Charles-François Capé 1806-67 one of the most distinguished binders in France in the middle years of the 19th century and especially well known for the delicacy of his work. He was the binder to the Empress Eugénie and Béraldi calls him "the Bozérian of the second Empire.". typis Andreas Duncker, impensis Godfridus Müller unknown
David M. Turoldo - Roberto Carlo Moretti David M. Turoldo - Roberto Carlo Moretti - Torture. n.d., n.d. n.d. italiano, in quarto pp. 45 Raccolta di documenti sulla tortura corredati dalle riflessioni di David M. Turoldo - Roberto Carlo Moretti.
1977Milano, 1977, pp. 56/61 con ill. fot. In fascicolo completo di "Storia".
Dattiloscritto originale con correzioni manoscritte dell'autore, testo al recto di 4 fogli. Conservato dentro cartellina con titolo manoscritto “Supplizi, articolo” insieme a 13 illustrazioni in acciaio o in xilografia raffiguranti torture estratte dal libri ed un articolo a stampa sullo stesso argomento.
1992Ex libris Erotica Traduzione di Giancarlo Pavanello, foto di corpi nudi
1992Paris, Berg International 1992. 2 volumes in-8 brochés, couvertures illustrées rempliées sous emboitage. 972 + 366 pages. Ouvrage publié avec le concours du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique. Très bon état
16°, br. edit., pp. 116 - (4), con illustrazioni su tavv. f.t. Scritti di E. Emanuelli, Le numerose Algerie; P. H. Simon, contro la tortura; L. Trivière, la Rieducazione cinese; P. Ignotus, Perche ho confessato. Coll. Mezzo Secolo.
Firenze, 1960, in-16, br. Anno I, n. 1 di “Mezzo Secolo”.
1960In 16°, brossura editoriale, pp. 115, (5), buon esemplare. (YB7/B) (YB7/B)
1960Firenze, Vallecchi, 1960, 16mo (cm. 18 x 12) brossura, pp. 115 , articoli di Emanuelli, Simon, Alessandro Manzoni, Trivière, Ignotus (numero monografico di "Mezzo secolo" anno I, n. 1) .
1960Firenze, Vallecchi, 1960, 16mo (cm. 18 x 12) brossura, pp. 115, articoli di Emanuelli, Simon, Alessandro Manzoni, Trivière, Ignotus (numero monografico di "Mezzo secolo" anno I, n. 1) .
1960In 16°, br. edit., pp. 115,(5); copia molto buona. (a008)
