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1682réf. PW1341London:: Printed by M. Flesher for Thomas Fickus 1682. 1682. 8vo. 54 166 pp. Original calf boards rebacked with calf new endleaves; small tear to lower corner of p. 165 far from text block. Signed by Alfred Keene 1839. First English edition. This is one of the first books Norris published. "Norris John 1657–1712 Church of England clergyman and philosopher was born on 2 January 1657 at Collingbourne Kingston Wiltshire the third surviving child of John Norris bap. 1614 d. 1682 and his wife Elizabeth d. 1696. His father was vicar of Collingbourne Kingston under the Commonwealth and he moved to the living of Aldbourne Wiltshire in 1660. Norris was educated at Winchester College and entered Exeter College Oxford in 1676. A keen student at both Winchester and Oxford he early abandoned his inherited Calvinism and concentrated his reading on Platonist authors. On graduating BA in 1680 he was appointed a fellow of All Souls by Archbishop Sancroft on the recommendation of Thomas Jeames the warden during a dispute with the fellows over the filling of the vacancies in the college. Norris always retained a great esteem for All Souls and the college in turn erected a bust of h His early writings show him to have been at that time a strong tory and high-churchman but also show that he deliberately turned aside from political involvement. All the writings that he considered to be worth preserving were included in A Collection of Miscellanies which appeared in 1687. im in the Codrington Library when this was built in the following century. . . . Norris's writings have tended to be neglected by historians of philosophy partly perhaps because of Locke's dismissive attitude and partly because many of his theories are so close to those of Malebranche that it is difficult to disentangle their influence. He has been better treated by historians of literature who see his poetry much of which continues to be republished as marking especially clearly the transition from the spirit of the Renaissance to that of modern times. Much of Norris's poetry which has its roots in the metaphysical tradition is somewhat laboured. At his best however he has a lyrical spirit . . . In private life Norris seems to have been a kindly person a devoted parish clergyman and the friend and supporter of several of the learned ladies of his time. In the history of English thought he is a transitional figure. In contrast to the Cambridge Platonists he adopted wholeheartedly the Cartesian dualism of mind and matter. His theory of knowledge was a Cartesian Platonism similar to that of Malebranche to whose more developed theories he was at times too inclined to defer. In the history of English philosophy religion and literature he deserves to be remembered." – DNB. Lowndes The Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature vol. 3 p. 928. See: W. J. Mander The Philosophy of John Norris. Printed by M. Flesher, for Thomas Fickus, 1682. hardcover books
1682réf. PW1341London:: Printed by M. Flesher for Thomas Fickus 1682. 1682. 8vo. 54 166 pp. Original calf boards rebacked with calf new endleaves; small tear to lower corner of p. 165 far from text block. Signed by Alfred Keene 1839. First English edition. This is one of the first books Norris published. "Norris John 1657–1712 Church of England clergyman and philosopher was born on 2 January 1657 at Collingbourne Kingston Wiltshire the third surviving child of John Norris bap. 1614 d. 1682 and his wife Elizabeth d. 1696. His father was vicar of Collingbourne Kingston under the Commonwealth and he moved to the living of Aldbourne Wiltshire in 1660. Norris was educated at Winchester College and entered Exeter College Oxford in 1676. A keen student at both Winchester and Oxford he early abandoned his inherited Calvinism and concentrated his reading on Platonist authors. On graduating BA in 1680 he was appointed a fellow of All Souls by Archbishop Sancroft on the recommendation of Thomas Jeames the warden during a dispute with the fellows over the filling of the vacancies in the college. Norris always retained a great esteem for All Souls and the college in turn erected a bust of h His early writings show him to have been at that time a strong tory and high-churchman but also show that he deliberately turned aside from political involvement. All the writings that he considered to be worth preserving were included in A Collection of Miscellanies which appeared in 1687. im in the Codrington Library when this was built in the following century. . . . Norris's writings have tended to be neglected by historians of philosophy partly perhaps because of Locke's dismissive attitude and partly because many of his theories are so close to those of Malebranche that it is difficult to disentangle their influence. He has been better treated by historians of literature who see his poetry much of which continues to be republished as marking especially clearly the transition from the spirit of the Renaissance to that of modern times. Much of Norris's poetry which has its roots in the metaphysical tradition is somewhat laboured. At his best however he has a lyrical spirit . . . In private life Norris seems to have been a kindly person a devoted parish clergyman and the friend and supporter of several of the learned ladies of his time. In the history of English thought he is a transitional figure. In contrast to the Cambridge Platonists he adopted wholeheartedly the Cartesian dualism of mind and matter. His theory of knowledge was a Cartesian Platonism similar to that of Malebranche to whose more developed theories he was at times too inclined to defer. In the history of English philosophy religion and literature he deserves to be remembered." – DNB. Lowndes The Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature vol. 3 p. 928. See: W. J. Mander The Philosophy of John Norris. Printed by M. Flesher, for Thomas Fickus, 1682. hardcover
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1962réf. 1883309Walter De Gruyter 1962. Hardcover. Used-Very Good. Cloth. Octavo. Seven volumes in eight books. Text in Latin and Greek. Reprint of the 1896-1902 edition. Mild shelf wear to boards. Altogether a complete set in Very Good condition. Walter De Gruyter hardcover
2021réf. x-0367457938CRC Pr I Llc 2021. Hardcover. New. 280 pages. 9.25x6.18x0.56 inches. CRC Pr I Llc hardcover
1983réf. DADAX0198268106OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 1983-05-19. 1. hardcover. New. 8.50x0.81x5.50. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS hardcover
1962réf. R113680Athenai [Athens], Ekdosis tes apostoloikes diakonias tes ekklesias tes Ellados 1962-1965 Complete in 8 volumes: 364 + 481 + 360 + 397 + 403 + 394 + 352 + 340pp., containing critical text editions (8 parts) of Athanasius of Alexandria (c.296-373 A.D.) and of some other Greek church fathers and ecclesiastical writers (in vol.37), 22cm., text in classical Greek, publishers full cloth bindings, copies from the collection of the Belgian Byzantinist J. Mossay (with stamp and ex-libris), text is clean and bright, good condition, weight: 4.5kg., R113680
1588réf. 48057Paris: Michel Sonnius 1588. Early edition. Softcover. fair to good- condition. Duodecimo 6 1/2 x 4 1/2". 8 528 32 leaves. Original soft calf with title stamped onto spine. Engraved title page. Decorative headpieces and initials. Engraving on verso of table of contents. Marginalia. Printed by Charles Roger. Originally published in 1575 this first French language edition of the works of Philo a first-century Alexandrian philosopher known for his mostly allegorical interpretations of the Torah known in the Hellenic world as the Pentateuch. His works also include histories and comments on philosophy. Many of the titles by which texts and text groups are known as modern conventions and not inventions of Philo. This book contains no less than 24 titles including the following: - De la Création du Monde On The Creation of the World - Allégories des Saintes Lois Allegorical Expositions of the Holy Laws - Du Plantement On Planting - De la Vie de Moïse On the Life of Moses - De la Charité et de l'Amour de son Prochain On Charity and Love for Others - De l'État et Devoir du Juge On a Judge's Duty - De l'Érection et Création du Prince - De la Force et Grandeur de Courage On the Power and Grandeur of Courage - Les Dix Commandements The Ten Commandments - Des Lois Particulières On the Specific Laws - De la Circoncision On Circumcision - De la Monarchie On Monarchy - Quels doiuent estre les loyers & honneurs des Sacrificateurs Rents & Honors of Priests - Des animaux qui sont propres aux Sacroifices: & quelles sont les elpeces des Sacrifices Elements of Animal Sacrifices - De ceux qui offrent les hosties au Sacrifice Hosts of Sacrifices - Qu'il ne faut point receuoir au temple le loyer & gain de la paillarde Rent and Profit of the Merchants - Que tout homme de bien est libre Every Good Man is Free - De la vie contemplariue ou des vertus des personnes deuotes Contemplative Life and Virtues - De la Noblesse On Nobility - Des loyers & peines Rents and Penalties - Des maledictions Curses - Que le monde n'est perissable That the World isnot Perishable - Contre Flaccus: ou de la prouidence Against Flaccus: or the Providence - Des vertus & ambassade fait à Caius Virtues & Embassy to Caius Text in old French. Front cover curling with spots and scratches. Endpapers age-toned and with creasing. Small tear to title page engraving and chips along bottom edge. Some light staining and starting lightly at pages 177 265 and 425. Block age-toned. Binding in overall fair interior in good- condition. Michel Sonnius unknown books
1588réf. 48057Paris: Michel Sonnius 1588. Early edition. Softcover. fair to good- condition. Duodecimo 6 1/2 x 4 1/2". 8 528 32 leaves. Original soft calf with title stamped onto spine. Engraved title page. Decorative headpieces and initials. Engraving on verso of table of contents. Marginalia. Printed by Charles Roger. Originally published in 1575 this first French language edition of the works of Philo a first-century Alexandrian philosopher known for his mostly allegorical interpretations of the Torah known in the Hellenic world as the Pentateuch. His works also include histories and comments on philosophy. Many of the titles by which texts and text groups are known as modern conventions and not inventions of Philo. This book contains no less than 24 titles including the following: - De la Création du Monde On The Creation of the World - Allégories des Saintes Lois Allegorical Expositions of the Holy Laws - Du Plantement On Planting - De la Vie de Moïse On the Life of Moses - De la Charité et de l'Amour de son Prochain On Charity and Love for Others - De l'État et Devoir du Juge On a Judge's Duty - De l'Érection et Création du Prince - De la Force et Grandeur de Courage On the Power and Grandeur of Courage - Les Dix Commandements The Ten Commandments - Des Lois Particulières On the Specific Laws - De la Circoncision On Circumcision - De la Monarchie On Monarchy - Quels doiuent estre les loyers & honneurs des Sacrificateurs Rents & Honors of Priests - Des animaux qui sont propres aux Sacroifices: & quelles sont les elpeces des Sacrifices Elements of Animal Sacrifices - De ceux qui offrent les hosties au Sacrifice Hosts of Sacrifices - Qu'il ne faut point receuoir au temple le loyer & gain de la paillarde Rent and Profit of the Merchants - Que tout homme de bien est libre Every Good Man is Free - De la vie contemplariue ou des vertus des personnes deuotes Contemplative Life and Virtues - De la Noblesse On Nobility - Des loyers & peines Rents and Penalties - Des maledictions Curses - Que le monde n'est perissable That the World isnot Perishable - Contre Flaccus: ou de la prouidence Against Flaccus: or the Providence - Des vertus & ambassade fait à Caius Virtues & Embassy to Caius Text in old French. Front cover curling with spots and scratches. Endpapers age-toned and with creasing. Small tear to title page engraving and chips along bottom edge. Some light staining and starting lightly at pages 177 265 and 425. Block age-toned. Binding in overall fair interior in good- condition. Michel Sonnius unknown
1939Very Good English Original green cloth. Title gilt in black "Egyptian Touring Association" and "ETA logo" to the front board. Foolscap 8vo. (17,5 x 13 cm). In English. 110 p. with rich separate advertisements, and a fine folded b/w map titled "Desert motor-routes" on a scale of 1:4,000,000. Slightly fading on cloth, otherwise a fine copy. First and only edition of this rare complete and very detailed desert motor-routes' guide for the Anglo-Egyptian motorists, printed by the Egyptian Touring Association in Cairo, including details about hospitals, "what to do in cases of accidents on the roads", free legal defence, hotels, garages as well as itineraries, pedestrian crossings, speed limits in the country, parking regulations of Sharia Kasr el Nil, Adly Pasha, no-lights area, railway bridges, postal rates, exchange rates, rates of freight on motor cars by sea and rail, kilometers into miles, transcontinental road London - Istanbul with other useful information. This guide was explained in the introduction as "This handbook has been compiled for the benefit of members and is issued to them free. Extra copies may be obtained from the Head Office, 3 Sh. Cattawi Bey, Kasr el Nil, Cairo, at the price of P.T. 10. It contains a good deal of useful information regarding touring of all kinds in Egypt and abroad including a list of recommended hotels and garages throughout the country. "The president of the Association which was founded in 1932, was H.E. Sir Miles Lampson (1880-1964). He was a British diplomat who was appointed High Commissioner for Egypt and Sudan in 1934. As a result of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty in December 1936, to which Lampson was a signatory, Britain loosened its grip on Egypt and the post title was changed to Ambassador to Egypt and High Commissioner for Sudan in 1936. Lampson continued in this office until 1946. Vice presidents were Sir Stenson Cooke and J. A. Crawford. According to the ETA's service page of the guide, the purpose of the association can be determined as "Association was formed to provide a long-felt want in Egypt, that is, a touring club in the true sense of the word, devoted to the interests of all kinds of travelers. It's a non-profit making co-operative organization with the aim of making the path of the motorist, the airman, the camper, and every other kind of traveler pleasanter and smoother. The E.T.A. is officially recognized by the Egyptian Government and already in its short existence has grown enormously, being able to offer the following very real services to its members: Expert and detailed advice on all touring matters. Expert advice on motoring matters and vetting of cars. Free itineraries to all parts of Egypt and abroad. Reminders are sent to all members when a car and driving license is due for renewal. Renewal of car and driving licenses. Free legal defense for motoring offenses. Triptyques, carnets, and all documents for foreign touring, including passport arrangements. Agents at Alexandria, PortSaid, Suez, and the principal ports to look after the incoming and outgoing motorist and relieve him of all worry. A full stock of maps and guide books of Egypt and other countries. Up-to-date information on the state of roads and desert tracks. Welcome and help from the 100 odd touring clubs of the A.I.T. [i.e. the Alliance Internationale de Tourisme], of which the E.T.A. is a member. Recommended hotels and garages throughout Egypt and the Near East. Insurance for members can be effected at the most advantageous rates, and advice is given. Cars can be driven to any part of Egypt, by experienced drivers. Guides are provided. Other benefits, it is hoped, will be given in due of course.". Not located in OCLC. "1938-39 Edition" of the series (not published more than two years) is located in OCLC in no. 862336537.
1696réf. 1396587Lipsiæ Leipzig: Sumptibus Hæredum M. G. Weidmanni & IOH 1696. Hardcover. Large quarto 82 455 1 362 pages. In Good condition. Bound in full brown leather. Paneled spine with faded gilt ornamentation and lettering with moderate chipping and cracking. Loss of leather along the spine head/tail edges. Boards have significant age toning along the front head edge with chipping to leather stains rubbing wear and cracking to joints. Significant bumping to corners resulting in exposed board. Textblock has a tear along the tail hinge corner of the front pastedown and worming along the end papers. Front free end page has an open tear residual of a label and pen inscription. Library stamps on the half-title and title page. Significant age toning offsetting and foxing throughout a tear along the tail fore corner of page 193 not impacting text. Text in Greek and Latin. Shelved in Room A. VD17 23:296885A. 1396587. Special Collections. Sumptibus Hæredum M. G. Weidmanni & IOH hardcover books
1696réf. 1396587Lipsiæ Leipzig: Sumptibus Hæredum M. G. Weidmanni & IOH 1696. Hardcover. Large quarto 82 455 1 362 pages. In Good condition. Bound in full brown leather. Paneled spine with faded gilt ornamentation and lettering with moderate chipping and cracking. Loss of leather along the spine head/tail edges. Boards have significant age toning along the front head edge with chipping to leather stains rubbing wear and cracking to joints. Significant bumping to corners resulting in exposed board. Textblock has a tear along the tail hinge corner of the front pastedown and worming along the end papers. Front free end page has an open tear residual of a label and pen inscription. Library stamps on the half-title and title page. Significant age toning offsetting and foxing throughout a tear along the tail fore corner of page 193 not impacting text. Text in Greek and Latin. Shelved in Room A. VD17 23:296885A. 1396587. Special Collections. Sumptibus Hæredum M. G. Weidmanni & IOH hardcover
réf. 20786Lyon, Rusand, [s.d.] ; in-8, broché, 59 pp., couverture gris-bleu muette.
1950réf. 106401950 Patriarcat Copte Orthodoxe d'Alexandrie. Héparchie d'Europe Occidentale. Eglises coptes de France et d'Espagne. Vers 1950. Deux fortes boites d'archives rouge, de format 26X20X8 cm; contenant des milliers feuillets dactylographiés,tapuscrits ou manuscrits. Plusieurs milliers de pages dont certaines illustrées de photographies. Les revues de chacune 32 pp. sont très illustrées.
1956réf. R113889Athenai [Athens], Ekdosis tes apostoloikes diakonias tes ekklesias tes Ellados 1956-1958 Complete in 9 volumes, 348 + 349 + 384 + 469 + 457 + 445 + 446 + 443 + 420pp., containing critical text editions (9 parts) of Origen of Alexandria (c. 185-253 A.D.), 22cm., text in classical Greek, publishers full cloth bindings (corners slightly bumped), text is clean and bright, good condition, weight: 5.5kg., R113889
1641réf. 73704Lutetiæ Parisiorum: Typis regijs 1641. Folio leaf 36.0 cm pp. 28 854 80 97 i.e. 79 1; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns printer's woodcut device on title page woodcut ornaments and initials contemporary full calf rebacked in brown calf unadorned spine in 7 compartments extremities rubbed and worn upper joint starting at the extremities and the front hinge cracked at the title page second leaf with tear in the gutter some light dampstaining throughout especially towards the back; a good copy. Bookplates of Thomas South Alban Thomas Atwood and J. K. Downing. The works of Clement of Alexandria 147-c. 215 were first edited by P. Victorius Florence1550. Typis regijs unknown books
1641réf. 73704Lutetiæ Parisiorum: Typis regijs 1641. Folio leaf 36.0 cm pp. 28 854 80 97 i.e. 79 1; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns printer's woodcut device on title page woodcut ornaments and initials contemporary full calf rebacked in brown calf unadorned spine in 7 compartments extremities rubbed and worn upper joint starting at the extremities and the front hinge cracked at the title page second leaf with tear in the gutter some light dampstaining throughout especially towards the back; a good copy. Bookplates of Thomas South Alban Thomas Atwood and J. K. Downing. The works of Clement of Alexandria 147-c. 215 were first edited by P. Victorius Florence1550. Typis regijs unknown
1691réf. 45401Lugdunum Batavorum Leiden Danielem à Gaesbeek 1691. Small8vo. Contemp. full vellum. Spine gone and frontcover detached. Some soiling to covers. Wood-cut printers device on titlepage. 24468 pp. and many diagrams in the text. A few scattered brownspots and a few quires with light browning. First edition of Heinrich Coetsius' translation of the six first books of Euclid.Riccardi 1691 7 - Max Steck p. 109 1691. hardcover
1691réf. 45401Lugdunum Batavorum (Leiden), Danielem à Gaesbeek, 1691. Small8vo. Contemp. full vellum. Spine gone and frontcover detached. Some soiling to covers. Wood-cut printers device on titlepage. (24),468 pp. and many diagrams in the text. A few scattered brownspots and a few quires with light browning.
réf. 331522 vols. in-folio en demi-reliure à coins d'époque. 1880 et 1881 à Paris, chez Firmin-Didot .Traduction de G.Maspéro. 388 et 432 p. avec Tables des Matières et Index. Carte, planches I-T et H-T. Très nombreuses illustrations. Bon état. Complet. Ex-libris.
réf. 9781634635936NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
1691réf. 73504Francofurti: apud Jeremiam Schrey & Heinrici Joh. Meyeri Haeredes 1691. Folio leaf 36.5 cm pp. 44 1200 40; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns engraved vignette title page printed in red and black woodcut initials and ornaments; text considerably toned as usual; all else good and sound in contemporary parchment spine in 7 compartments old maroon morocco label in 1. Complete works of the important Jewish philosopher and theologian Philo of Alexandria "a leading writer of the Hellenistic Jewish community in Alexandria Egypt. He wrote expansively in Koine Greek on philosophy politics and religion in his time; specifically he explored the connections between Greek Platonic philosophy and late Second Temple Judaism" Wikipedia. apud Jeremiam Schrey & Heinrici Joh. Meyeri Haeredes unknown books
1691réf. 73504Francofurti: apud Jeremiam Schrey & Heinrici Joh. Meyeri Haeredes 1691. Folio leaf 36.5 cm pp. 44 1200 40; Greek and Latin text in parallel columns engraved vignette title page printed in red and black woodcut initials and ornaments; text considerably toned as usual; all else good and sound in contemporary parchment spine in 7 compartments old maroon morocco label in 1. Complete works of the important Jewish philosopher and theologian Philo of Alexandria "a leading writer of the Hellenistic Jewish community in Alexandria Egypt. He wrote expansively in Koine Greek on philosophy politics and religion in his time; specifically he explored the connections between Greek Platonic philosophy and late Second Temple Judaism" Wikipedia. apud Jeremiam Schrey & Heinrici Joh. Meyeri Haeredes unknown
