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1847ref. 98951Paris Videcoq Fils 1847 1 vol. relié in-8, relié demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs, 672 pp., tableau dépliant. Quelques rousseurs éparses, sinon en très bon état. Précédé d'une introduction, de divers travaux critiques, accompagné de notes juridiques et philologiques et suivie de la traduction des fragments de Théophile par J. Casimir Frégier.
1847ref. 98951Paris Videcoq Fils 1847 1 vol. relié in-8, relié demi-chagrin rouge, dos à nerfs, 672 pp., tableau dépliant. Quelques rousseurs éparses, sinon en très bon état. Précédé d'une introduction, de divers travaux critiques, accompagné de notes juridiques et philologiques et suivie de la traduction des fragments de Théophile par J. Casimir Frégier.
ref. ria9781020373473_inpHardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The Institutes of Justinian is a landmark work in the history of Roman law. Written by the Byzantine emperor Justinian in the 6th century this seminal legal text was the basis for the development of civil law in Europe and beyond. This hardcover
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1937ref. 006350New York Random House 1937 1937. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 403 12 p. : ill. some col. ; 28 cm. ; LCCN: 37-39105 ; OCLC: 4405282 ; LC: PZ3.M825; PR5059.M4; Dewey: 823.7 ; Social manners and customs of Persia described in the language of a Spanish adventure romance involving the many adventures of a nineteenth-century Persian rogue none of which involve honest labor. ; decorated color cloth ; no dustjacket ; color illustration by Cyrus Le Roy Baldridge ; Contents: Of Hajji Baba's birth and education -- Hajji commences his travels and his captivity -- Into what hands Hajji falls his lucky razors -- Of his ingenuity in rescuing his master's money -- Hajji Baba becomes a robber in his own defence -- Concerning the three prisoners taken by the Turcomans -- Hajji Baba evinces a feeling disposition the poet Asker -- Hajji Baba escapes from the Turcomans -- Hajji Baba in his distress becomes a water-carrier -- He makes a soliloquy and becomes a vendor of smoke -- History of Dervish Sefer and of two other dervishes -- Hajji finds that fraud does not remain unpunished -- He leaves meshed is cured and relates a story -- Of the man he meets and of the consequences -- Hajji reaches Tehran and goes to the poet's house -- He plans for the future and is involved in a quarrel -- With new clothes he appears in a new character -- The poet returns from captivity and the consequences -- Hajji gets into the service of the king's physician -- He succeeds in deceiving two of the faculty -- The manner in which Shah takes medicine -- Hajji Baba asks the Doctor for a salary -- He becomes dissatisfied and falls in love -- He has an interview with the fair Zeenab -- The lovers meet again and are happy -- The history of Zeenar the Curdish slave -- The chief physician receives the Shah as his guest -- Concerning hte present made the Shah of Persia -- An event destructive to Hajji Baba's happiness -- Hajji loses the fair object of his affections -- He is called upon to exert his skill as a doctor -- Hajji becomes an executioner -- He accompanies the Shah to his camp -- Hajji Baba gives a specimen of Persian despotism -- Fortune smiles upon Hajji and promotes him etc etc ; VG New York, Random House, 1937 hardcover
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