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1968réf. 16165The Athlone Press. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket. Hardcover. Top of textblock is foxed. DJ is browned and has 1 small chip. Scuffing to DJ spine.; Presents a full account of the prominent Byzantine family of Doukas from its appearance in the mid-ninth century down to the fall of Constantinople.; University of London Historical Study XXII; 244 pages; Folding genealogical table. . 1968. 0485131226 . The Athlone Press hardcover
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1700réf. 015795Circa 1700 1700. First Edition . No Binding. Good. 27 Cm x 42.5 Cm. Hand Colored Engraving. A Very Large Engraved View Of A Military Parade Ground And Surrounding Buildings In Constantinople With About 100 Figures Mostly Soldiers. 17" X 10 5/8". Trimmed To Edges. Many Figures In Foreground Walking Or On Horseback With Dogs Horses Etc. 1/2" Square Area With Some Rubbing Away Of Engraving Repairs Along At Top 1" Similar Horizontal Lines Representing Sky Have Been Attached From Another Engraving A Little Soiling To White Sky. Colored In Red Blue Pink Green Yellow. unknown
2010réf. 37694Brill Academic Pub. Very Good with no dust jacket. Hardcover. Scholar's name to ffep D. Gerber. Minor spine slant. 1 corner bumped.; Mnemosyne Supplements Monographs On Greek And Latin Language And Literature 326; 7 X 1.25 X 10 inches; 579 pages . 2010. 9004174788 . Brill Academic Pub hardcover
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2003réf. S9259Athens 2003. Brand new. In English also available in Greek. Hard coverjacket 25 cm XXIV560 pp.; net weight 1650 gr. Many folded military maps. Hellenic Army - History Directorate hardcover
1976réf. 35507E. J. Brill. Very Good with no dust jacket. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Light foxing to top of textblock. Tiny red pen mark to rear endpaper arrow. Minor shelfwear.; Looks at the history and administration of the provinces of the Ptolemaic Empire outside Egypt including: Cyrenaica Cyprus Phoenicia Palestine Coele-Syria and various parts of Asia Minor and the Greek Islands also looks at Coinage.; Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition IV; 301 pages . 1976. 9004044906 . E. J. Brill hardcover
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1886réf. 317284London: T. Nelson 1886. 44 Illus. and 3 maps. 400pp. 4to. Half modern mottled brown calf leather title label a.e.g. Fine. 44 Illus. and 3 maps. 400pp. 4to. T. Nelson unknown
1958réf. 047142London: John Murray 1958 Book. Illus. by John Craxton / Joan Eyres Monsell. Fine. Hardcover. 1st UK Edition. 'The Mani is the remotest the wildest and the most isolated region of Greece. Cut off from the rest of the country by the towering range of the Taygetus and hemmed in by the Aegean and Ionian seas this rocky central prong of the Peloponnese is the southernmost point of Mediterranean Europe. . . This book is the beginning of a wider enterprise: the exploration of the Greek world and its long history through a series of penetrations in depth at various unexpected points. Photographs by Joan Eyres Monsell Frontispiece by John Craxton.Map by John Woodcock 320p. Illus.map.index. Crisp almost as new except for slight darkening of spine. John Murray hardcover
1958réf. 047140London: John Murray 1958 Book. Illus. by John Craxton / Joan Eyres Monsell. Fine. Hardcover. 1st UK Edition. 'The Mani is the remotest the wildest and the most isolated region of Greece. Cut off from the rest of the country by the towering range of the Taygetus and hemmed in by the Aegean and Ionian seas this rocky central prong of the Peloponnese is the southernmost point of Mediterranean Europe. . . This book is the beginning of a wider enterprise: the exploration of the Greek world and its long history through a series of penetrations in depth at various unexpected points. Photographs by Joan Eyres Monsell Frontispiece by John Craxton 320p. Illus.map.index. Neat tight copy.Name of previous owner Prof M.E.B.Wallace University of Toronto on ffep else fine. John Murray hardcover
réf. 51-3931Larache Maroc: 1933. ALs 2 pages on literary and personal matters.Princess Françoise Isabelle Louise Marie d’Orléans was the second wife of Prince Christopher of Greece and Denmark. She was born in Paris on December 25 1902 the second child of Prince Jean of Orléans Duke of Guise an Orléanist pretender to the throne of France and Princess Isabelle of Orléans.In 1925 at the wedding of Princess Mafalda of Italy and Prince Philipp of Hesse-Kassel Françoise first met her future husband Prince Christopher of Greece. He was the youngest son of King George I of the Hellenes and Grand Duchess Olga Konstantinovna of Russia. Several years later at the encouragement of her aunt the Duchess of Aosta the two meet again and soon a romance begins. Although Christopher was 13 years older and widowed Françoise was attracted to his sense of humor and his artistic abilities. A few weeks later the couple decided to become engaged but first they had to address the issue of religion. Christopher was Greek Orthodox and Françoise was Catholic which meant they would need a dispensation from the Pope who was greatly opposed to the idea. Finally after lengthy negotiations they received permission and were able to marry.Included is a "Certificate d'exportation pour un bien cuturel" issued by by Ministère Culture of France. Expertise by Thierry BodinSyndicat Français desExperts Professionnels en Œuvres d’Art.Les Autographes45 rue de l’AbbeÌ GreÌgoire 75006 Paris Larache, Maroc: 1933 unknown
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