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réf. 187Genève, Atar - in-8 : 52 pp. ; ill. in-texte, airs notés - br., couv. ill. , pap. crème
1867608p. + Numerous Full Page Steel Engravings and a large folding map of the World as known to the Ancient and Sacred Writers, Hartford, CT, torn at one fold. Ruled in black throughout. Ownership label of H.S. Kriebel on rear fly leaf. Age stained. All edges marbled. 235 mm. Original full cloth binding decorated in gold. Slight loss at extremities. Spine slightly faded. Hardbound. Very good. RELIGION BOX 2
2014réf. 54889New York, NY : Berghahn Books (Space & Place, Vol 11), 2014. Gender, Religion and the Making of Place in Post-War Croatia XVII, 374 S. (24 cm) illustrierter Pappband / gebundene Ausgabe
1906vii + 136pp., cart., cachet, 18cm.
1906réf. R47218Abbeville, Paillart 1906 vii + 136pp., cart., cachet, 18cm.
réf. 7838Manuscrit original daté de mai 1953, in-8 (21,4 x 13,7 cm), couverture de papier fort, rose, recouverte du titre manuscrit - 2ff. bl.-2ff. n. ch.-36pp. Ecriture à l'encre bleue, très lisible. Très bon état.
réf. 409212 tomes.Garnier frères. In-4 Carré, 12 volumes imposants relié dans un demi chagrin rouge en parfait etat .Nouvelle édition, précédée d'une étude littéraire sur Chateaubriand par Sainte-Beuve. Tome 1: Etude sur Chateaubriand, Essai sur les révolutions anciennes et modernes. Tome 2: Génie du christianisme. Tome 3: Atala, René, Le dernier Abencerag, Les Natchez, Poésies. Tome 4: Les martyrs. Tome 5: Itinéraire de Paris à Jérusalem. Tome 6: Voyages en Amérique, en Italie, au Mont-Blanc, Mélanges littéraires. Tome 7: Mélanges politiques, Polémique. Tome 8: Polémique (fin), Opinions et discours politiques, Fragments divers. Tome 9: Etudes historiques. Tome 10: Histoire de France des quatre Stuart, Vie de France. Tome 11: Le paradis perdu, Essai sur la littérature anglaise. Tome 12: Congrès de Vérone, Guerre d'Espagne, Table générale et analytique, nombreuses vignettes protegées par leur serpentes, tres decoratifs dans leur reliure , photos sur demande
1838réf. 000226Paris Furne et Cie 1838
réf. GOR005554366Paperback. Good. paperback
1970réf. 911921970 Charles-Lavauzelle & Cie, Imprimeurs. 1970. 1 vol in-8, broché, couverture illustrée. 190 pages. Illustrations photographiques et plan remplié en noir et blanc
1903réf. 2477Paris, Eugène Fasquelle, 1903 ; in-8, demie-basane vert-olive, dos lisse, titre doré, filet rouge en tête et pied du dos, filet rouge sur les plats, couverture conservée (reliure de l'époque) ; (4) ff. (bl.), justification, faux-titre, titre), XX pp. (dédicace, la luxure), 354 pp., (3) ff. (achevé d'imprimer, 2 bl.) ; 32 illustrations en couleurs hors-texte sur papier glacé, nombreuses illustrations en couleurs in-texte.
2007réf. 500329421Fayard 2007 421 pages 15 4x3x23 2cm. 2007. Broché. 421 pages. Cet ouvrage de Marie-Françoise Baslez examine l'histoire des persécutions dans le monde gréco-romain antique en dépassant les oppositions conventionnelles et les préjugés. L'étude ne se limite pas aux persécutions subies par les chrétiens mais explore également les traditions grecque (avec Socrate) et juive auxquelles les chrétiens ont fait appel. Elle propose un regard nouveau sur les figures de victimes de héros et de martyrs
1944réf. 3537Paris, Aux Editions de Minuit, 1944, in-16, 87pp, broché, Très bel exemplaire de la première édition publique des éditions de minuit. Exemplaire numéroté sur Vélin. 87pp
réf. 72723Bruxelles et Paris, éd. de Minuit et La Renaissance du Libre, imprimerie Desoer, 1946, réimpression de l'édition originale de 1944 au éditions de Minuit, tirage uniquement pour la Belgique, expl. n° 584/2000, pt. in-12, cartonnage souple remplié éd., couv. texte en noir sur fond blanc éd. titre et lettre "N" sur le dos, 88 - (6) pp., non coupé et non rogné, Réédition de la célèbre maison d'édition de Minuit pour la diffusion uniquement en Belgique et ce juste après l'Occupation allemande durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Cette édition "belge" est entièrement recomposée et ne comprend que les 20 premiers titres de cette collection ! RARE Très bon état
1891réf. 11890Lyon, Emmanuel Vitte, 1891 ; in-24, broché ; 84 pp., couverture crème.
1882réf. 32688Paris Librairie Victor Lecoffre 1882 demi chagrin, plats percaline, usure aux coiffes sans manque, un frontispice ( Tombeau des Victimes de Quiberon )
réf. 1396164820.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1390383156.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
196498 pages. Text in French. Features: Le miracle est devant nous; Chine - un document exceptionnel; Ma decouverte de l'oreopitheque; Ou en est le niveau de vie des Francais; Le combat desespere des Kurdes; L'existence d'une famille roumaine en 1964; Les enfants martyrs du divorce; L'objet-cathedrale par le nouveau Roman; Que se passe-t-il au chateau d'Oublaisse?; L'homme qui reconcilie l'Art et la Science; Les 10 meilleurs restaurants exotiques; Les secrets de Roger Vailland. Printed on glossy stock. Profusely illustrated in colour and black and white. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Book
1612réf. ST20615Liège: Christian Ouwerx 1612. FIRST AND APPARENTLY ONLY EDITION. 160 x 98 mm. 6 1/4 x 4". 62 leaves four leaves of H2 and H3 mis-bound between C2 and C3. Contemporary vellum tooled in blind covers with plain rule frame small oblique fleurons at corners of inner frame central panel with larger fleuron centerpiece slightly raised bands early ink shelf location at head of spine holes for two fore-edge ties now lacking. Engraved title page with illustration in the style of a Tree of Jesse with St. Augustine as its source the martyrs on the branches offering their crowns to the Virgin and Child sitting in glory at the top and 27 PLATES DEPICTING MARTYRS many with their means of execution all by Collaert. Title page and 1r with 17th century ink ownership inscription of the Congregation of Notre Dame à Treves; title page with ink signature of "Krintinger" at foot; G8v with ink signature of Jean Chapeaville Vicaire de Liege whose printed approval for the publication of this work appears on H2r. Each life of a martyr with vellum tab at head of page near the gutter. De Theux "Bibliographie Liegeoise" 1867 p. 24; USTC 1506992. Vellum a little grubby and with a couple of small ink stains corners slightly bumped tiny chips gone at spine ends a couple of quires a bit proud but the binding solid and retaining much of its original antique appeal. Occasional minor soiling internally isolated spots of foxing or trivial paper flaws but the text and plates otherwise very appealing the impressions of the engravings being especially rich. Written by a Walloon theologian and illustrated by an Antwerp master printer this is a very rare treatise on martyrs of the Augustinian order that was once in the library of an order of teaching nuns. These 27 hagiographies of Augustinian hermits who died for the faith were written by theologian Georges Maigret 1573-1633 prior of the Augustinian monastery in Liège. He begins with St. Evode martyred in Africa in 408 and continues up to 1610 when Blessed Illephonse and Raphael de la Madre de Dios were killed while on missions in the Philippines and Sunda Islands respectively. Other near-contemporary martyrs died closer to home like Brother Gerard Ridder who was murdered by the Huguenots in the Low Countries in 1587. A full-length portrait by Adriaen Collaert illustrates the entry for each martyr with detailed background scenery giving a sense of where these Augustinians were serving at the time of their demise. Some martyrs are shown in the midst of their execution: Boniface hangs on an X-shaped cross Philippe Aymil stands pierced through with arrows Augustin du Rosaire kneels calmly before the swordsman who will behead him. The death of others is represented allegorically as in the case of Jean Sahagoune who was poisoned: he is depicted standing atop a recumbent lion while a richly dressed woman offers him a chalice containing a snake. Collaert ca. 1560-1618 came from a family of prominent Flemish engravers in Antwerp. After training with his father Hans he became a master of the artists' Guild of St. Luke in 1580. Our volume was once owned by the Congregation of Notre Dame in Trier an order of Augustinian Canonesses dedicated to educating the daughters of the poor. The order was founded in northeastern France in 1597 and soon spread to surrounding areas. Of special interest the printing of our volume was authorized by the signature of Jean Chapeauville vicar general of Liege and Inquisitor of the Faith. As a reformer historian and theologian Chapeauville 1551-1617 was a person of considerable prominence in the church of his time. To qualify for personal manuscript authorization like this the work must have had quite a small print run and copies would have additionally been destroyed through devout use. In any case the book is almost never seen for sale today. Christian Ouwerx unknown
1612réf. ST20615Liège: Christian Ouwerx 1612. FIRST AND APPARENTLY ONLY EDITION. 160 x 98 mm. 6 1/4 x 4". 62 leaves four leaves of H2 and H3 mis-bound between C2 and C3. Contemporary vellum tooled in blind covers with plain rule frame small oblique fleurons at corners of inner frame central panel with larger fleuron centerpiece slightly raised bands early ink shelf location at head of spine holes for two fore-edge ties now lacking. Engraved title page with illustration in the style of a Tree of Jesse with St. Augustine as its source the martyrs on the branches offering their crowns to the Virgin and Child sitting in glory at the top and 27 PLATES DEPICTING MARTYRS many with their means of execution all by Collaert. Title page and 1r with 17th century ink ownership inscription of the Congregation of Notre Dame à Treves; title page with ink signature of "Krintinger" at foot; G8v with ink signature of Jean Chapeaville Vicaire de Liege whose printed approval for the publication of this work appears on H2r. Each life of a martyr with vellum tab at head of page near the gutter. De Theux "Bibliographie Liegeoise" 1867 p. 24; USTC 1506992. Vellum a little grubby and with a couple of small ink stains corners slightly bumped tiny chips gone at spine ends a couple of quires a bit proud but the binding solid and retaining much of its original antique appeal. Occasional minor soiling internally isolated spots of foxing or trivial paper flaws but the text and plates otherwise very appealing the impressions of the engravings being especially rich. Written by a Walloon theologian and illustrated by an Antwerp master printer this is a very rare treatise on martyrs of the Augustinian order that was once in the library of an order of teaching nuns. These 27 hagiographies of Augustinian hermits who died for the faith were written by theologian Georges Maigret 1573-1633 prior of the Augustinian monastery in Liège. He begins with St. Evode martyred in Africa in 408 and continues up to 1610 when Blessed Illephonse and Raphael de la Madre de Dios were killed while on missions in the Philippines and Sunda Islands respectively. Other near-contemporary martyrs died closer to home like Brother Gerard Ridder who was murdered by the Huguenots in the Low Countries in 1587. A full-length portrait by Adriaen Collaert illustrates the entry for each martyr with detailed background scenery giving a sense of where these Augustinians were serving at the time of their demise. Some martyrs are shown in the midst of their execution: Boniface hangs on an X-shaped cross Philippe Aymil stands pierced through with arrows Augustin du Rosaire kneels calmly before the swordsman who will behead him. The death of others is represented allegorically as in the case of Jean Sahagoune who was poisoned: he is depicted standing atop a recumbent lion while a richly dressed woman offers him a chalice containing a snake. Collaert ca. 1560-1618 came from a family of prominent Flemish engravers in Antwerp. After training with his father Hans he became a master of the artists' Guild of St. Luke in 1580. Our volume was once owned by the Congregation of Notre Dame in Trier an order of Augustinian Canonesses dedicated to educating the daughters of the poor. The order was founded in northeastern France in 1597 and soon spread to surrounding areas. Of special interest the printing of our volume was authorized by the signature of Jean Chapeauville vicar general of Liege and Inquisitor of the Faith. As a reformer historian and theologian Chapeauville 1551-1617 was a person of considerable prominence in the church of his time. To qualify for personal manuscript authorization like this the work must have had quite a small print run and copies would have additionally been destroyed through devout use. In any case the book is almost never seen for sale today. Christian Ouwerx unknown books
réf. 5906N° 245 de 9 dec 1905 - broché
réf. 15982Viviers, Revue du Vivarais, 1987, reprint de l'édition de 1902, 1 br. fort in-8 de (2)-632 pp., illustrations, plans ;
1972réf. 296732Collegium Graphicum, Portland, Oregon, 1972. 352,396 Seiten. Originalbroschur. im Originalschuber. Folio 25x48 cm
1932réf. 9946Bourg, Imprimerie Jeanne d'Arc, 1932 ; in-8, broché ; (4) ff. (titre, faux-titre, lettre de Mgr Béguin, lettre de Mgr Mnier), 328 pp. et (4) ff. de table ; feuillet volant d'errata.
