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Original wrappers, but in mediocre condition. Covers loose and sunned. Spine of wrappers missing, bookblock good. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 8vo, cloth-gilt, t.e.g., frontis., 340pp. First edition. VG: solid hinges & joints; clean text with very light spotting to the last leaves; pale old dampstain to the penultimate leaf and endpaper; bright binding lightly rubbed and scratched.

Original wrappers. Spine discoloured, small annotation in pen on back side, else in good condition. Text in French. Please see description or ask for photos.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 304 pages. French language. 6.93x4.17x0.63 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. page edges gilt, foxing on title page and frontispiece, prize bookplate and a gift inscription, inner hinges cracked, internal binding weak and some pages loose, red cloth, black and gilt decs, covers quite bright, Fair condition.

Paperback. Wrs. Auction catalogue - the manuscript was unsold.

Condition: New.

Paperback. Limp cvrs.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Disbound. Incidental music to D'Avenant's version of Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', 1672, the text of the songs taken from Thomas Middleton's 'The witch'; the music has also been attributed to Purcell. Consists of pp.201-236 of Jeremiah How's 'Book of British song', without a title-page; running heading throughout reads: How's illustrated book of British song. Some tears to last three pages and repairs with no loss of music or text.

Condition: New. In.

paperback. Condition: Good. Ristampa anastatica (senza data, circa 1970-80) dell'edizione di Firenze (senza data ma intorno al 1850) - Brossura editoriale di 35 pagine. Le note tipografiche dell'edizione fiorentina riportano ironicamente: "Tipografia di Merdocheo Culetti, in Via Cacaberis n. 100, All'insegna della Trippa, Palazzo Stercuzio". In apertura un'altrettanto scherzosa nota privata a penna:"In festo Caroli O.M. pro culo suo (eius, nostro) Georgius - D. XII m. octobris a. MXMIX". Gore e tracce del tempo alla copertina, ma nel complesso buon esemplare. Book.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good+ in Very Good DJ. Reprint. Edited by J.D. Jump. Gilt lettering to spine. Small tears to top of Dj.

Condition: Muy bueno. Édition numérotée réservée aux membres du Club Français du Livre, collection "Privilège", 1966. Exemplaire n° 10087 sur 12.000. Imprimé sur papier Sarca de la Cartière del Garda, composé en caractère Plantin par Paul Dupont à Paris, relié par l'Istituto Italiano d'Arti Grafiche. Achevé d'imprimer le 5 septembre 1966. Pleine reliure cuir noir éditeur, dos lisse titré or, double filet doré sur les plats, signet. Très bon état. Les Lettres de la Religieuse Portugaise (1669) sont attribuées traditionnellement à Mariana Alcoforado, religieuse portugaise, bien que des érudits modernes aient établi que le texte est probablement une fiction épistolaire française. Elles constituent l'un des textes fondateurs du roman épistolaire européen.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 8vo. Black cloth with gilt Chinese title to front board; tight and square. Photo-reprint of the Bukkyo Taikei fascicle containing Cheng Weishi Lun, the cornerstone Yogacara/Hosso treatise traditionally attributed to Xuanzang. Retains the full Japanese Taisho-era colophon of the original Tokyo issue (printed Feb. 15, 1922; issued Feb. 20, 1922; sales office Nishi-Sugamo; printer Koishikawa), together with a Korean distribution notice by the Youth Buddhist Education Association dated Buddhist Era 2522 (April 1979). Classical Chinese text in vertical double-column kanbun setting. Front blank with a handsome brush inscription and red name seal; later neat date "3-20-92" on a rear blank with owner's name. Internally clean; paper shows the even, intentional stock toning typical of the series. Boards bright with only light shelf evidence; no spotting. A solid, study-worthy copy of a key primary source for East Asian Yog?c?ra thought, uncommon with both the original Tokyo colophon and the 1979 Korean association leaf present.

Hardcover. Bds, VG. WYCLIF.

Condition: Very Good. London: David Nutt, 1893. First Thus. Duodecimo. 209 pages. Blue cloth stamped in decorative gilt. Worn at extremities and cracked at top of front joint. Binding and interior are sound. A sensation upon its publication in 1669, this epistolary work of fiction has had its authorship disputed over the centuries. Here attributed to Alcoforado, many scholars believe de la Vergne to be the real author. Albert Camus does clear things up a little in The Fall, declaring, "I was not the Portuguese nun.".

Disbound. First edition. 46 pp. 8vo. Simeon Jocelyn (1746-1823) was the publisher of the Chorister's Companion (1782-3) where he followed Andrew Law's approach to mix English and American and the new and the old composers. In 1787 he published A Collection of Favorite Psalm Tunes. Neither Sabin nor Shaw and Shoemaker list Jocelin as the author. Scarce. Sabin 50494. Shaw and Shoemaker 6820. Lacking the wrappers, some light dampstaining to the top edge else about very good.

Condition: New. 2022. Derek Attridge. Hardcover. . . . . .

1197 (1) p. Hardcover (Corner-tips of the binding lightly scuffed, otherwise in very good condition.).

Paperback. Wrs, worn & lacking front cvr, spine taped; some foxing. Scarce.

Condition: New. 2022. Derek Attridge. Hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardcover. Condition: leichte Gebrauchsspuren. 30 S., 1 ungez. Bl. 8°. Einband leicht nachgedunkelt sowie mit leichten Rand- und Eckläsuren. Seiten und Schnitt altersgemäß nachgedunkelt. Innen sauber. 1.-20. Tausend. Jenne 368[2A] 1938/1.-20./ EB 135a. Mit Schlussvignette der Mainzer Presse.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Description 150pp. In a neat and compact 17th century hand, text within ruled frame, frontispieces drawn in ink, with several tables and diagrams within the text, capitals larger. All executed in the same hand in brown ink, 'Iesu' in lighter ink. Inscription of 'M William Stephens' to frontispiece verso and free endpaper. Binding Later black morocco binding covers with ornamental floral roll gilt tooling and dentelle frame; spine with raised bands, five compartments with delicate gilt pointillé and arabesques; board edges and edges gilt, marbled endpapers. Condition In very good condition, with only light browning and slight wear on page edges. Margins trimmed closely. The main work copied in this manuscript was originally printed by Parsons' press in Rouen. This is an abridged copy, from a book which probably lacked pages 33-40, as these pages have been left blank with the cutoffs at the end and beginning of the original pages. Comparable Manuscripts While a comparable miniature manuscript prayer book exists in the Huntington Library (Shrewsbury Manuscript), that example is incomplete (approx. 26 pages) and differs in character. Later printed editions of Flinton's Manual of Prayers, including the 1671 Antwerp edition, are themselves of notable rarity and appear only sporadically on the market. Provenance 1. William Stephens, early inscription title page verso and free endpaper References I: ESTC S105168; USTC 141986; V: ESTC S107390; USTC406263; Pollard 14563.3 Institutional Printed Copies The first work, by George Flinton, is only recorded in the Bodleian and Houghton Libraries. The last work, attributed to Richard Whitford, has 3 recorded copies in the UK (BL,Corpus Christi, Bodleian) and 1 in France (Versailles).

Hardcover. Condition: Good. First edition. The vestments controversy ostensibly concerned clerical dress but grew to encompass the notion of Nonconformity in church practices. The debate reached a peak in 1566 with the publication of Robert Crowley's A Briefe Discourse Against the Outwarde Apparel of the Popishe Church to which this is a response attributed to Archbishop Matthew Parker (1504-1575). The second work includes correspondence between the Bish op John Hopper (c.1495-1555), the theologian Peter Martyr Vermigli (1499-1562), and the Protestant reformer Martin Bucer (1491-1551). Description 84pp. Collation: *1-*64, *72, A-D4 Two works in one, likely printed together, usually found together. Black letter, many woodcut initials (the first 'S' woodcut block printed upside-down) and manicules, red edges, ink inscription in an old hand to 2*2 "The solicitours of these orders were bluddy persecutours". Title browned, margins frayed and small portion of restoration at gutter, a few ff. closely shaved, D1-D4 with restoration and repair to upper corner and fore-margin with some loss to text. Bound with extensive handwritten extracts from John Hooper's seven sermons (1550), plus extensive notes on other works linked to the vestments controversy and catalogue cut outs, written in a late 19th century hand. Binding - 19th century blindstamped sheepskin, gilt lettering to spine; edges worn. Provenance 1. Bt. at Egerton's, Whitehall, 1801 (ink inscription to foot o f title). 2. M. H. Bloxam (bookplate and ink notes). 3. Rugby School Library (bookplate). 4. Fox Pointe Collection, Linda and Dr Howard Knohl (bookplate) References I: STC 10387; USTC 506527; II: STC 3962 Institutional Copies No copies recorded outside the UK and USA.

4 SS. Sauber und von guter Erhaltung. Bei Bedarf können Bilder gesendet werden. - Stand 16. 7. 2026: Wir teilen heute mit, daß ein Großteil unserer Titel nunmehr preislich reduziert wurde! Nutzen Sie das "Sommerloch". Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 Fol. klammergeheftet, ohne weiteren Einband.

leather_bound. Condition: Good. Volume rilegato in coeva pergamena mancante del dorso, bella incisione in antiporta e fregio al frontespizio, 852 pagine di testo in lingua latina precedute da indicazioni al lettore sulle regole della poesia latina, declinazioni e coniugazioni dei verbi ecc. Nota calligrafica di ex libris alla sguardia posteriore. Oltre agli evidenti segni di usura alla copertina, le pagine sono interessate da fioriture e bruniture, più dense in alcune parti; testo in carattere molto fitto, ma comunque leggibile; esemplare più che accettabile di una ricca e interessante settecentina ? Questo dizionario poetico anonimo è stato attribuito a padre Jacques Vanière (1664-1739), poeta e latinista gesuita francese. Era noto soprattutto per le sue poesie latine, che gli valsero il soprannome di ?Virgilio francese?. Book.

Condition: Fine. ~ Introduction, essai bibliographique & notes par Guillaume Apollinaire ~ Selon Apollinaire on n'a aucune certitude touchant l'auteur. Composées par Nogaret ou par un autre écrivant de goût, ces petites pièces sont excellentes. « Le Coffret du Bibliophile ». Exemplaire Nº 633 de 500 numérotés de 511 a 1010 sur papier d'Arches, faisant partie du deuxième tirage de cette édition. Pia, col. 1116. BN Enfer 1444 ~ Demi-maroquin, dos à nerfs, titres dorés, tête jaspée, autres tranches non rognées ~ 168p ~ 15x10x3cm. ~ Bel exemplaire, en parfait état ~ LANGUAGE: Français / Additional images available/ Erotica / Curiosa // We accept PayPal & EU bank transfer in EUROS //.

Softcover. Condition: Slightly used. [Beethoven, Ludwig van (mistakenly attr.)]: Sehnsuchts-, Schmerzens- und Hoffnungs-Walzer ? Prag, [c1830], Marco Berra. PN MB430. 3, [1] p. Oblong shape format, 250 mm ? Good copy.

First Edition. 12mo (20.5cm.); removed; 21pp. Stock rather foxed, contemporary ownership signature to rear blank verso, else Very Good and sound. Response to charges levelled by the conservative Presbyterian minister Gardiner Spring (1785-1873) against the Unitarian clergy in the city of Boston. Attributed to Henry Dwight Sedgwick by Sabin 78821; SHOEMAKER 1527.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bueno. [Mauvillon, Éléazar de] ? Histoire du Prince François Eugene de Savoye, Généralissime des Armées de l'Empereur et de l'Empire. Enrichie de Figures en Taille-Douce. Tome Premier. A Vienne en Autriche: Chez Briffaut. M.DCC.LV [1755]. In-12. Published anonymously; attributed to Éléazar de Mauvillon (1712-1779) by Barbier. Nouvelle édition of the celebrated biography of Prince Eugene of Savoy (1663-1736) ? the greatest general of the Habsburg Empire, who defeated the Turks at the Battle of Zenta (1697) and the French at Blenheim and Oudenaarde during the War of the Spanish Succession. Napoleon I ranked him among the seven greatest generals in history. The full set comprises 5 volumes with an engraved portrait by Schmidt and 12 folded military maps and battle plans. EXCEPTIONAL PROVENANCE: Manuscript inscription on title page: "à la Bibliothèque des Capucins de Valenciennes, le 24 avril 1769" ? recording entry into the library of the Capuchin Convent of Valenciennes (France) on 24 April 1769, less than 15 years after publication. NOTE: Tome Premier (Volume I) only. Please verify presence of engraved portrait and folded maps in this volume. BINDING: Full period mottled calf. Worn with age. CONDITION: Binding heavily worn with some damage to spine. Interior with age toning. Text complete and legible. Manuscript provenance inscription on title page.