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Best.-Nr. 2336628201.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2013Best.-Nr. 650531356University of Chicago Press 20-Dec-2013. Hardback. New. pp. 328 University of Chicago Press hardcover
2004Best.-Nr. BN110340Soroush Press 2004. 2004. Softcover. Ta'lim-e khatt : Persian Calligraphy : A Manual of Instruction Ta'lim-e khatt : Persian Calligraphy : A Manual of Instruction Soroush Press paperback
Best.-Nr. 0332835952.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
Best.-Nr. 6132441035Papeback. New. pp. 438 unknown
Best.-Nr. NL-07001Rare map of Yemen compiled by indigenous cartographer. This striking and historically significant map entitled The Yemen was compiled by the elusive Yemeni cartographer H. Althamary - an anglicisation of Husayn ʿAbd Allah Dhamari - who is one of a handful of non-western indigeous cartographers active during the first decades of Arab independence. The map is rendered in warm ochres and yellows muted orange and bright blue conveying the country's varied elevation through a colour-coded relief scheme. The Red Sea coast forms the western boundary the Gulf of Aden defines the southern edge and the region of Asir marks the northern limit. The eastern frontier fades into the vastness of the Rubʻ al-Khali deliberately leaving the territory of the then-independent People's Democratic Republic of Yemen undefined. Strategically significant governorates including Taiz al-Baydaʾ and Maʾrib are clearly indicated. HISTORICAL CONTEXT The omission of South Yemen from the map reflects the tense political climate of the period. A brief border conflict erupted between the two Yemeni states in October 1972 resolved by the Cairo Agreement which proposed eventual unification. North Yemen was aligned with Saudi Arabia and the south with the Soviet Union. The two nations ultimately merged in 1990 forming the modern Republic of Yemen. RARITY The first edition of this map was published in Egypt in 1972 following the border conflict mentioned above. Both an Arabic edition and another English edition followed in 1976. Ours is a fine example of the second English edition. Althamary is alsoalso recognised for an equally rare companion map of Sanʿaʾ. Institutional examples are recorded at only seven libraries worldwide OCLC no. 5485806 making this an exceptional rarity on the open market. Institutional holdings include the Library of Congress Cornell University the University of Exeter Leiden University and the National Library of Scotland. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION Colour lithograph printed on thin paper. Some natural cockling but otherwise in excellent condition.
1988Best.-Nr. 010256Souffles Paris ©1988 1988. Soft cover. Fine/Fine. 122 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 34 cm OCLC 25346052 ISBN 9782876580404 2876580403 ; wine-red embossed cloth incolor pictorial dustjacket ; English and Persian Farsi ; Title on page preceding title page: Sharab-i Nishabur Includes 72 quatrains "A limited edition of one hundred copies has been printed and numbered 1 to 100 encased and signed by the author"--Page 2 ; "The published translations of the Rubaiyat have all been undertaken by Iranologists or Persianists if you will European or American scholars who have learned Persian as a foreign language often as an adult. These translations are not always successful in conveying to the non-Iranian reader the real sense of Omar Kayyam. The best-known rednitions depart considerably from the Persian originals. I agree with the enlightened man of letters who said: In order to be able to feel these men Ferdowski Khayyam Hafez and Rumi in t he marrow of your bones the mastery of Persian is not enough. One has to be an Iranian. It was for this reason that for the different editions of The Wine of Nishapur new translations were undertaken by knowledgeable and competent Iranian translatorrs. The readers of the English edition have the opportunity to compare Karim Emami's fine new renderings with some of the older versions." ; "In these original masterpieces that link the East and the West visuals also include many Persian calligraphic transcriptions of the Rubaiyat by Master Nasrollah Afjei. The poems are penned in their original writing. The plates are the fruit of extensive research as to form and color in compositions of rare exquisite beauty and they confer to the publication a very special quality. If Omar Khayyam will always be a source of delight to the lovers of poetry the book was also created with the aim of attracting new readers and admirer " from publisher. ; FINE/FINE Souffles, Paris, ©1988 paperback
1977Best.-Nr. 010259Survey of Persian Art Tehran Typesett in Monotype 12 Point Times Roman by Ishi Type center Osaka Japan color and monochrome plates and printing by Hanshichi Shashin Insatsu Tokyo Japan 1977 - 2535 1977. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. 416 pages : illustrations some color map ; 32 cm 2 maps one in English the other in Farsi in one 51 x 60 cm sheet OCLC 8807172 ; green cloth l no dustjacket ; "Published under the auspices of the Bank Melli Iran." ; Map on folded leaf not present ; "Bound in handloomed cotton qalamkar block printed in natural colors by Meshkat Isfahan"--Page 11 ; Includes index ; "published february 22 1977 - 3 Esfand 2535 - to commemorate Fifty Years of the Pahlavi Dynasty" ; FINE Survey of Persian Art, Tehran, [Typesett in Monotype 12 Point Times Roman by Ishi Type center, Osaka, Japan, color and monochrom hardcover
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1998Best.-Nr. 1106832Frankfurt, Bern: Lang, 1998. 219 S. Originalbroschur.
1920Best.-Nr. 59391Savannah GA: Press of M.S. & D. A. Byck Co 1920. First separate edition a reprint from American Journal of Medical Sciences Jan. 1876. 8vo. 7 pp. Gaston argues that the continuation of the beating heart of a new born after cutting the umbilical cord does not show a living separate being. Apparently unrecorded on OCLC. Very good. Original printed green wrappers creased as for mailing stapled. 7157. Press of M.S. & D. A. Byck Co unknown books
1920Best.-Nr. 59391Savannah GA: Press of M.S. & D. A. Byck Co 1920. First separate edition a reprint from American Journal of Medical Sciences Jan. 1876. 8vo. 7 pp. Gaston argues that the continuation of the beating heart of a new born after cutting the umbilical cord does not show a living separate being. Apparently unrecorded on OCLC. Very good. Original printed green wrappers creased as for mailing stapled. 7157. Press of M.S. & D. A. Byck Co unknown
Best.-Nr. 6209948197.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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2025Best.-Nr. __3031720717Palgrave Macmillan 2025. Hardcover. New. 300 pages. 9.25x6.10x8.29 inches. Palgrave Macmillan hardcover
Best.-Nr. 1332077978.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
2013Best.-Nr. 1104483Wiesbaden : Reichert, 2013. 271 S. Originalhardcover.
Best.-Nr. P8-EAIL-JDIF1997 Boydell hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the dustjacket: John Flamsteed played a leading role in maintaining the public reputation of English astronomy for nearly half a century from his appointment as 'astronomical observator' to Charles II and first director of the new Royal Observatory at Greenwich in 1675 until his death on the last day of 1719. The innovative instruments which he installed at the Observatory enabled him to plot the movements of the heavenly bodies with unprecedented accuracy. He was also in constant correspondence with other astronomers participating in the controversies of five successive reigns including a lengthy rivalry with Isaac Newton and Edmond Halley reflected in the complex publishing history of his own Historia Coelestis. The papers collected in this book restore Flamsteed to centre-stage in Restoration science. They reflect the multi-faceted nature of his achievements as astronomer mathematician instrument maker and writer on optics as well as discussing more personal issues such as his relations with the Royal Society his pursuit of professional recognition and the friction between him and his eventual successor Halley. CONTENTS Foreword by Richard Ormond Director of the National Maritime Museum Introduction: the King's 'Astronomical Observator' by Jim Bennett Flamsteed's Career in Astronomy: Nobility Morality and Public Utility by Mordechai Feingold Astronomy and Strife: John Flamsteed and the Royal Society by Frances Willmoth Models for the Practice of Astronomy: Flamsteed Horrocks and Tycho by Adrian Johns Flamsteed's Optics and the Identity of the Astronomical Observer by Hester Higton Equipping an Observatory: Flamsteed and Molyneux Discuss an Astronomical Quadrant by Rob Iliffe Mathematical Characters: Flamsteed and Christ's Hospital Royal Mathematical School by Ian G. Stewart 'Professor' John Flamsteed by Alan Cook Edmond Halley and John Flamsteed at the Royal Observatory by Owen Gingerich A Unique Copy of Flamsteed's Historia Coelestis 1712 by William J. Ashworth 'Labour harder than thrashing': John Flamsteed Property and Intellectual Labour in Nineteenth-Century England by Adam Perkins The Flamsteed Papers in the Archives of the Royal Greenwich Observatory A Summary Catalogue of Flamsteed's Papers in the Royal Greenwich Observatory Archives compiled by Frances Willmoth Boydell Press hardcover
Best.-Nr. 6128262276Editorial Academica Espanola . Papeback. New. pp. 108 Editorial Academica Espanola unknown
1938Best.-Nr. 25161Paris Payot 1938 In-8 46 photographies hors texte, 233 pp, rare exemplaire relié, couvertures non conservées
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