Meyer Franklin (37 results)

Condition: Good. 1st. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Soft cover. Condition: VG. 854-109. A VG or better original release 8 x 10 still. Poster.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chrétien de Troyes' first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs - including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion - point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grail's journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Boron's Josef of Arimathea, Wolfram's enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living 'stone'. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grail's continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagner's Parsifal and Rudolf Steiner's renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality - inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chretien de Troyes first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbachs Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grails journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Borons Josef of Arimathea, Wolframs enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living stone. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grails continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagners Parsifal and Rudolf Steiners renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence. A spiritual study of the meaning and significance of the Holy Grail in history. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chrétien de Troyes' first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs - including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion - point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grail's journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Boron's Josef of Arimathea, Wolfram's enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living 'stone'. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grail's continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagner's Parsifal and Rudolf Steiner's renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality - inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 290 pages. 6.18x0.94x9.21 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Octavo, xv, 577 pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering. Boards have some rubbing and bumping to corners. Text block has minor scuffing on exterior edges, some staining to last end paper, and a library due date card and sleeve on rear paste down. Ex-Library. NOTE: Shelved in ND-B. 1374412. FP New Rockville Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 273 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. ; ISBN: 1560980311 (alk. paper); 9781560980315 (alk. paper) LCCN: 90-22345 ; LC: TL657; Dewey: 387.7/325/09 ; OCLC: 22710600 ; blue cloth ; ex-lib, stamps, label ; no dustjacket ; Contents : In search of the real Count Zeppelin -- In the shadow of the titan : thoughts on the life and work of naval engineer Johann Schütte -- Building rigid airships -- Three communities and their changing fortunes -- Eckener's struggle to save the airship for Germany, 1919-1929 -- Zeppelin intermezzos in Detroit, 1920 and 1924 -- The political origins of the airship Graf Zeppelin, 1924-1928 -- France perceives the Zeppelins, 1924-1937 -- Politics, personality and technology : Airships in the manipulations of Dr. Hugo Eckener and Lord Thomson, 1919-1930 -- F. W. (Willy) von Meister : Portrait of an airship businessman -- Problems of helium and spy flights : the brief career of LZ 130 -- Conclusion ; John Duggan is editor of the journal "Zeppelin," ; Henry Cord Meyer is Emeritus Professor of History, University of California, Irvine. ; FINE. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chretien de Troyes first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbachs Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grails journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Borons Josef of Arimathea, Wolframs enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living stone. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grails continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagners Parsifal and Rudolf Steiners renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence. A spiritual study of the meaning and significance of the Holy Grail in history. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chrétien de Troyes' first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs - including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion - point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grail's journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Boron's Josef of Arimathea, Wolfram's enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living 'stone'. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grail's continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagner's Parsifal and Rudolf Steiner's renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality - inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chretien de Troyes first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbachs Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grails journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Borons Josef of Arimathea, Wolframs enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living stone. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grails continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagners Parsifal and Rudolf Steiners renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence. A spiritual study of the meaning and significance of the Holy Grail in history. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail.

Paperback. Condition: New. Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail? From Chrétien de Troyes' first vision of the Grail Castle to Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival, Meyer shows how the Grail legends preserve an esoteric Christian path of inner transformation. Figures such as Perceval, Gawain and Galahad appear as archetypes of the human soul at different stages of initiation, whilst motifs - including the missed question, the wounded Grail King Anfortas, the Good Friday Mystery, and the healing power of compassion - point to a spiritual schooling largely forgotten in modern Christianity.Tracing the Grail's journey from East to West, Meyer explores Robert de Boron's Josef of Arimathea, Wolfram's enigmatic Master Kyot, and the striking image of the Grail as a living 'stone'. He follows the Grail impulse through Celtic and Arthurian traditions and reveals the role of poets, minnesingers and troubadours in preserving its wisdom during times of persecution.First published in 1958, this seminal work follows the Grail's continuing mission through Rosicrucianism, Goethe, Wagner's Parsifal and Rudolf Steiner's renewal of the Mysteries. The Grail emerges not as a medieval curiosity, but as a living reality - inviting readers to step onto its path themselves and encounter its transformative presence.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book provides an exploration of the diverse optical properties of minerals and gems. Exploring these optical properties can create a multitude of colors, creating beautiful and valuable forms. The author, renowned gemologist and 5th generation mineral dealer, discusses the refraction, diffraction, reflection, and absorption of light within different crystals. The book also includes a comprehensive study of the optical properties of rare and unknown gems, as well as well-known classics. This book is the perfect resource for both amateur mineralogists and skilled gem collectors alike. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Condition: Sehr gut. 416 S. Als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet, Lagerspuren vorhanden Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 717.