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1905rif. _201900449Paris, A. Picard & Fils, Éditeurs, 1905 ; grand in-8 (194 x 285 mm), 4-516 pp. + 102 pl. hors-texte, broché (traces de mouillure). L'auteur est chanoine honoraire d'Autun, archiprêtre de Tournus. Sommaire: Étude préliminaire (les différentes époques de construction), par M. Jean Virey, ancien élève de l'École des Chartes. Livre premier: Histoire de l'abbaye - 1re période: la Genèse de Saint-Philibert, 2ème période: les Moines de Saint-Philibert, 3ème période: les chanoines de Saint-Philibert, 4ème période les Curés de Saint-Philibert; Livre second: Description de l'église abbatiale - I. Extérieur - II. Intérieur: section 1ère: la Grand église ou église de plain-pied, section 2ème: la Crypte ou église souterraine, section 3ème: Saint-Michel ou église supérieure, section 4ème: Notre-Dame de Pitié ou chapelle latérale; Appendice: Visite de Tournus; Conclusion: les Agrandissements successifs de l'abbaye. Très nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc (310 in texte, 102 hors-texte).
1866rif. 873911866 Paris, Plon, 1866, in 8° relié demi-veau brun, dos orné, étiquettes noires, II-566 pages.
rif. 10904Paris, Pierre Tequi, 1913 ; plaquette petit in-8, brochée. 44pp.-1f. Portrait en frontispice.
rif. 5534Paris, Alexander Mosley Publications, 1980. In-8, cartonnage de l'éditeur, illustrations, jaquette illustrée.
1875rif. 105214Bar-Le-Duc, Constant-Laguerre 1875 In-8 22 x 13,5 cm. Demi-basane havane, dos à nerfs encadrés de roulettes dorées, 390 pp. Table des matières. Exemplaire en bon état.
1880rif. 838701880 Montbrison, Huguet, 1880, grand in 8° broché, 81-III pages ; 2 planches dépliantes ; couverture illustrée (effrangée avec infimes manques de papier).
1883rif. 774151883 Lyon, Mougin-Rusand, 1880, plaquette in 8° brochée, 22 pages ; couverture imprimée.
1881rif. 810661881 Paris, Becus, 1881, plaquette in 8° brochée, 16 pages ; couverture illustrée.
rif. 81067Sans lieu ni date (Extrait de l'"Ancien Forez"), plaquette in 8° brochée, paginée 33 à 56 ; une planche hors-texte de la route de Lyon à Feurs, d'après Peutinger ; couverture factice.
1885rif. 858321885 Montbrison, 1885-1886, 12 numéros (de Mars 1885 à Février 1886) en un volume in 8° broché, IV-384 pages ; table analytique ; planches hors-texte et blasons dans le texte ; couverture illustrée (légèrement fanée).
1883rif. 774141883 Montbrison, Huguet, 1883, plaquette grand in 8° brochée, 28 pages ; couverture imprimée.
rif. 63263Montbrison, Huguet, 1881, plaquette grand in 8° de 18 pages ; couverture illustrée ; cachets.
rif. 51350Montbrison, Huguet, plaquette grand in 8° de 17 pages.
1881rif. 513621881 Montbrison, Huguet, 1881, grand in 8° broché, XIII-142 et IX pages.
1910rif. 592421910 Saint Etienne, Théolier, (1910), plaquette in 8°, 20 pages ; illustrations et plans ; cachet ex-libris.
rif. 51358Lyon, Rusans, 1851, petit in 12 relié demi maroquin vert bouteille, dos à faux nerfs, 436 pages.
1932rif. 818201932 Pelussin, Visages de Notre Pilat, (vers 1990), in 8° broché, 72 pages.
1932rif. 833511932 Saint-Etienne, Imprimerie Dumas, 1932, in 12 broché, 72 pages.
1872rif. 31740AB1872. Suffolk c.1872. 69 11 pages. Hardcover / Half Morocco with gilt lettering to spine. Very good condition. This unpublished Manuscript of an unfinished Work on the History of Finger - Rings by Reverend James Beck includes for example the following chapters: - History of Finger Rings Eqyptians as true inventors of the Finger Ring "according to Pliny the Greeks could not have known of them at the time of the Trojan Wars as no mention of them is made by Homer" - Beck dissects the meaning of Rings on certain fingers and explains why the "Ring Finger" was chosen as such: "By some this finger is called the digitus medicus or medicinalis but its more correct name is annularis Digitus anularis today known as Ring Finger" ".it was selected as annular finger because it was less employed than any of the others & it was protected by the middle & little finger hence as Atteus Capito says it was better suited for preserving a Ring. Aulus Gellius mentions that the anatomists had discovered a vein which extended from the Heart to the fourth finger of the left hand & that on this account it was selected as the ring finger." The Manuscript makes further cases for Rings worn on the other fingers on the hand. Includes sections on: - Signet Rings / Signet Rings with Crystals and Enamels / Rebus / Letters and Coronets / Signet Heraldic - Rings with angraved Cameos - Sergeant at Law - Rings The manuscript includes a larger section on Rings for Serjeants at Law - Rings of Investiture / Rings for Poet Laureates - Xtian Rings Christian Rings / Iconographic Rings - Rings for Prelates - Doctors of Divinity - Canons & Priests - Rings for Consegrated Virgins / Rings used as Reliquaries "The custom of putting Relics with Rings" - Rings as Gifts at Marriage of Servants / Ring Money - Ad Memoriam Ring etc. etc. - Finger Rings as Charms against Diseases "annali virtuosi" Beck lists here a story of a Charm - Ring against Epilepsy which was found at Kemp Weston in Somerset - Finger Rings as Talisman "Crapaudine - Talismanie" - Rings with merchant Marks Attractive quarto bound in half deep red morocco over cloth covered boards with gilt lettering. Blue endpapers and paper stock throughout; circular stamp of Assay Office Library Birmingham on flyleaf. A sequence of pasted letters about 10 pages in all precede the manuscript starting with a letter to Beck from Thomas Clifford Allbutt inventor of the Clinical Thermometer and co-founder with Sir William Osler of the History of Medicine Society from the Royal Archaeological Institute about works held in their library on finger rings; a book order form from W H Smith; and a brief note from the former Bishop of Glasgow Walter Trower. Becks manuscript has a typed title page and is dated circa 1872. His history of rings runs to 69 pages with an additional 11 pages of notes laid down on the blue paper stock. Beck proceeds from the ancient Egyptians through the classical world occasionally adding illustrations dealing with signet rings and rings of office such as the Serjeant of Law as well as the ring of the poets laureate. The final notes become increasingly fragmentary at the end. James Beck 1819/20-1886 was educated at Corpus Christi College Cambridge serving as Rector of Parham Sussex and subsequently of Bildeston Suffolk; in 1867 he married Caroline Jeannette Bignell Walter. This volumes has the feeling of a family memento probably bound up after Becks death to preserve his hard work on this fascinating subject. Source of Description: Dr.Christian White. hardcover
1864rif. 21966Lyon et Paris, J.B. Pélagaud (Lyon, imprimerie J.B. Pélagaud), 1864 ; in-18, demi-chagrin marron, titre doré (reliure de l’époque) ; [4], 85 pp.
2004rif. LFA-126716078Hors-série N° 11 (Décembre 2004) 88 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
1876rif. 824441876 Vienne, Savigné, 1876, in 8° broché, V-180 pages.
rif. 232197Paris, Imprimerie Pougin, 1871 in-16, 71 pp., broché.
1948rif. 846331948 Paris, Athéna (Collection Athéna Luxe), 1948, in 8° broché, 277 pages ; couverture rempliée illustrée.
1999rif. LFA0184fRevue bimestrielle catholique : 32 pages, format 135 x 210 mm, illustrée, brochée
