Saadeh Khalil (14 results)

Hardcover. Condition: New. First Edition. 296pp.+[8] b/w photographs hors text, index, edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, being volume III of selected works by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, copy new in mint condition. #h16497.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Second Edition. 311 pp. +VIII pages hors text from the first edition; English text; edited by Salim Mujais and Badr el-Hage; copy new in mint condition. Caesar conquered the most powerful rivals, exposed himself in battles, overcame extreme difficulties and knew no surrender. He was truly the dictator, ruler and emperor of Rome. Women were the one thing he could not resist, making him yield and capitulate. There was one special lady, the Queen of Egypt, who swept Julius Caesar off his feet. A love that was as endless as space and as irresistible as the tides of the ocean; a pure and powerful kind of love without which the world becomes a lifeless mass of matter. It was only death that could thwart the immensity of such a love. And death it was that stood between Cleopatra and Caesar. Khalil Saadeh's novel Caesar and Cleopatra was published in 1898 in London and has been out of print for more than a century. Salim Mujais and Badr el-Hage, a scanned copy of the book was obtained from the Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and was used to produce the present edition of the book and highlight the contribution of Saadeh to the works of literature concerned with the legendary romance that linked Caesar to Cleopatra. #h16502.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. 311 pp. Arabic text, Hardback Binding, edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr Al-Hajj, index; biblio; being volume IV of selected works by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, new in mint condition. A series of articles written in South America (Argentina and Brazil), by Dr. Khalil Saadeh. The subjects covers reform, freedom, sectarian conflict, Syria and Lebanon under French Mandate, the renaissance of the East and several other related subjects. #h16531.

Hard BACK. Condition: As New. Second Edition. 311 pp. b/w illustrations, edited by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage. Copy in mint condition. New. This work was published for the first time by Edwin Vaughan & Co in London, 1898. The late 19th century saw a flurry of interest in the character of Julius Caesar in both scholarly and literary circles. Historians in Germany, France and the united Kingdom embarked on a re-evaluation of the historical relevance of the Roman General and his place in Roman history. Fiction writers joined the fray with a multitude of imaginative narratives capitalizing on the appeal of the romance and drama that linked the Roman General with the exotic queen Cleopatra. A young physician Kahlil Saadeh from Shuweir in Mount Lebanon put his own mark on the subject in this historical novel. #33622.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. First Edition. 311 pp. Arabic text introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, biblio. index, copy in mint condition, new. A series of articles written in South America (Argentina and Brazil), by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, one of the most prominent renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century in Syria. The subjects covers reform, freedom, sectarian conflict, Syria and Lebanon under French Mandate, the renaissance of the East and several other related subjects. This is Volume IV of a series of selected works by Dr Khalil Saadeh. #34099.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. 159pp. Of Arabic text, Publisher's original wrappers, biblio, copy new in mint condition. #h16530.

Pictorial Cover. Condition: New. First Edition. 421pp.Arabic text, hardback binding, edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, Biblio., index, being volume V of selected works by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, copy new in mint condition. #h16626.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Second Arabic Edition. 375 pp. Arabic text; biblio., publisher's original wrappers; edited by Salim Mujais and Badr el-Hage; copy in mint condition, new. Caesar conquered the most powerful rivals, exposed himself in battles, overcame extreme difficulties and knew no surrender. He was truly the dictator, ruler and emperor of Rome. Women were the one thing he could not resist, making him yield and capitulate. There was one special lady, the Queen of Egypt, who swept Julius Caesar off his feet. A love that was as endless as space and as irresistible as the tides of the ocean; a pure and powerful kind of love without which the world becomes a lifeless mass of matter. It was only death that could thwart the immensity of such a love. And death it was that stood between Cleopatra and Caesar. #h16526.

Hardcover. Condition: New. First Edition. 381pp. Arabic text, Hardback Binding, edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr Al-Hajj, biblio; index; b/w plates, being volume I of selected works by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, new in mint condition. This volume comprises a collection of articles written by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, one of the most prominent renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century in Syria. It is the first time these articles are published in such a comprehensive manner dealing with the Syrian question after the First World War.

Hardcover. Condition: New. First Edition. 416pp. Arabic text, hardback binding, edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, biblio., index, being volume II of selected works by Dr. Khalil Saadeh, copy new in mint condition. Only a few people are fully acquainted with the intellectual, literary and political works of Dr. Khalil Saadeh, father of Antoun Saadeh (founder of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party). Out of their awareness to the cultural and historical significance of Dr. Saadeh's remnants, Badr el-Hage and Salim Mujaes have embarked on collecting the scattered articles and works of Saadeh in several volumes, with a view to honor the intellectual legacy of this man and revive the values and principles he espoused. The second volume entitled Syria and the French Mandate- 1920-1923 contains a series of the political articles written by Saadeh in Al-Jarida. In these articles, Khalil Saadeh launched a campaign against French occupiers, employing his pen and thoughts at the service of liberty and independence.#H16348.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Second Edition. 159 pp. Arabic text introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage. Copy new in mint condition, reprint of the 1905 Cairo Edition. Dr. Khalil Saadeh (1 857-1934) lived most of his life in exile in Egypt and South America, he was one of the most prominent Syrian renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century. Saadeh graduated in 1883 from the American University of Beirut as a Medical doctor. He published in 1883 with two other colleagues the first medical journal in Arabic " Al-Tabib", and he published several books in Cairo, San Paulo and Argentina. #33993.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. First Edition. 422 pp. Arabic text, introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, biblio. index. Copy in mint condition, new. Dr Khalil Saadeh (1 857-1934) lived most of his life in exile in Egypt and South America, he was one of the most prominent renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century in Syria. Saadeh graduated in 1883 from the American University of Beirut as a Medical doctor. He published in 1883 with two other colleagues the first medical journal in Arabic " Al-Tabib", and he published several books in Cairo, San Paulo and Argentina. This is Volume V of a series of selected works by Dr Khalil Saadeh. #35499.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. First Edition. 416 pp, Arabic text, introduced and Edited by Badr El-Hage and Salim Mujais, index. Copy in mint condition, new. Dr Khalil Saadeh (1 857-1934) lived most of his life in exile in Egypt and South America, he was one of the most prominent renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century in Syria. Saadeh graduated in 1883 from the American University of Beirut as a Medical doctor. He published in 1883 with two other colleagues the first medical journal in Arabic " Al-Tabib", and he published several books in Cairo, San Paulo and Argentina. This volume comprises a collection of articles written by Dr Saadeh. It is the first time these articles are published in such a comprehensive manner dealing with the Syrian question after the First World War. #33193.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. First Edition. 381 pp, Arabic text edited and introduced by Salim Mujais and Badr El-Hage, frontis portrait, 16 b/w plates, biblio. index. Copy new in mint condition. This is Volume I of a series of selected works by Dr Khalil Saadeh, one of the most prominent renaissance thinkers of the late 19th - early 20th Century in Syria. It is the first time these articles are published in such a comprehensive manner dealing with the Syrian question after the First World War. It is the first time these articles are published in such a comprehensive manner dealing with the Syrian question after the First World War. #32554.