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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Original decorated boards, numerous (foldable illustrations (partly in colour), 4to. Nuova Raccolta Colombiana, English edition, volume VII.

Softcover. 24 x 17 cm. Opuscolo con pag. 61 - 78 e 33 fig. nel testo, pag. 78 con resumé in francese. Buon esempl. - Heft mit den Seiten 61 - 78 mit 33 Textabb. und einem Resumé in frz. Gutes Expl. Giovanni Sercambi (1348-1429 in Lucca), scrittore ital. Importante sue Cronache delle Cose di Lucca (dal 1164 al 1424). -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Wenn es draußen stürmt, können Sie es sich mit einem guten Buch gemütlich machen und ein warmes Getränk dazu genießen. Bei uns finden Sie die passende Lektüre! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! K25400-315172.…

Hardcover. Unblemished copy. 309p., hardbound in 12x8.5 inch decorated boards, text illustrated by numerous diagrams (how rudder was constructed; how the ballast stones looked) some large folded plans, mostly theoretical, how the Nina and Pinta et alia were made. Several diagrams are pictorial. FYI: spine titling of Text states it to be "Volume vII" and so it is, but of a larger set devoted to Italian discovery of America. Ministry of Cultural and environmental assets. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Before the nameless man stepped into his boat, Khaemwaset already had enough trouble of his own.Khaemwaset is a boatman on the Nile, a practical man with little patience for priests, rumours or anyone who expects to cross the river without paying. His world is built from fares, family, river currents and the ordinary problems of working men in ancient Waset.Then a favour for a friend draws him into something far more dangerous.Stolen royal copper. A desperate family. A sick boy. Guards asking questions. And one long night in which every sensible decision seems to lead towards another bad one.While rumours spread of a strange young man wandering through the western desert, Khaemwaset is far too occupied with the troubles of the living to pay much attention to stories about the dead.Until the stranger steps into his boat.The Man Who Knew the River is a companion novella to The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name, retelling the meeting of two very different men from the other side of the Nile. Rich in atmosphere, humour and the rhythms of everyday life in Ancient Egypt, it is a story of family, memory, survival and the quiet ways ordinary people become part of something much larger than themselves.It can be read after The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name or as a first introduction to the series.And according to Khaemwaset, starting with the boatman means you have chosen the real main character anyway.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before the nameless man stepped into his boat, Khaemwaset already had enough trouble of his own.Khaemwaset is a boatman on the Nile, a practical man with little patience for priests, rumours or anyone who expects to cross the river without paying. His world is built from fares, family, river currents and the ordinary problems of working men in ancient Waset.Then a favour for a friend draws him into something far more dangerous.Stolen royal copper. A desperate family. A sick boy. Guards asking questions. And one long night in which every sensible decision seems to lead towards another bad one.While rumours spread of a strange young man wandering through the western desert, Khaemwaset is far too occupied with the troubles of the living to pay much attention to stories about the dead.Until the stranger steps into his boat.The Man Who Knew the River is a companion novella to The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name, retelling the meeting of two very different men from the other side of the Nile. Rich in atmosphere, humour and the rhythms of everyday life in Ancient Egypt, it is a story of family, memory, survival and the quiet ways ordinary people become part of something much larger than themselves.It can be read after The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name or as a first introduction to the series.And according to Khaemwaset, starting with the boatman means you have chosen the real main character anyway! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Pharaoh Who Forgot His NameHe wakes beside the Nile with no heart, no memory, and no name.Around him, Egypt endures in river light, dust and gold. Temples still stand. Gods still wait. Tombs still guard their silences. Yet somewhere beneath the splendour of a kingdom shaped by devotion and fear, a nameless man has been separated from the one thing he needs to stand before eternity: his heart.His search leads him through burial chambers, broken prayers, hidden records, desert roads and the testimony of those history almost forgot. Along the way, fragments begin to return. A mother without a face. A woman waiting behind gold. A boy carrying the weight of a crown. A court that called control necessity. A country that needed someone to become more symbol than person.Each step brings him closer to the truth.Each truth makes the heart harder to carry.For the missing heart is not empty.It remembers too much.The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name is a literary reimagining of one of Ancient Egypt's most haunting mysteries. Rich with mythology, funerary belief, political intrigue and the textures of life along the Nile, it is a story of memory, identity, grief and the human being hidden beneath splendour.A name can be carved into stone.A face can be covered in gold.But a heart must still find its way home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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brossura. Condition: Buono (Good). Edizione 1970, copertina con abrasioni e qualche segno di piegatura, pagine in ottime condizioni.ARMI Buono (Good) . Book.

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Condition: gut. expérience communale Société et culture politique à Marseille entre XIIe et XIIIe siècle In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Hardback376 p.178 x 254 mmIllustrations:20 tables b/w., 10 maps b/wLanguage(s):French . ISBN 9782503618029. L?historiographie des communes m di vales m ridionales a pein , jusqu? une poque r cente, s?affirmer en dehors du cadre d?analyse de l?Italie centro-septentrionale des XIIe et XIIIe si cles. Pourtant, durant ces deux si cles, la Provence urbaine constitua un espace g ographique et un horizon culturel particuli rement propice un plein d veloppement et un usage conscient des institutions politiques et des langages sociaux qui furent propres la civilisation communale m di vale. partir du cas d? tude de Marseille, la plus importante ville proven ale d? poque m di vale et l?un des ports m diterran ens les plus dynamiques du XIIIe si cle, l?objet de cette recherche est de poser nouveaux frais la question des structures socio-politiques des communes m di vales, en pla ant au centre de la d marche l? tude de la soci t citadine en elle-m me ainsi que celle de la culture politique que cette soci t promut. Se d marquant de l?ancienne tradition interpr tative visant r duire l?importance des villes dans le contexte du Moyen ge fran ais, au profit du prestige accord la formation de l? tat central, une nouvelle approche de l'exp rience communale marseillaise est ainsi propos e, r valuant en particulier la culture politique originale qui sous-tendit cette exp rience. Le livre entend ainsi souligner l?importance des dynamiques socio-institutionnelles et socio-politiques pour comprendre la nature, les adaptation locales et l? volution historique de la matrice culturelle des communes m di vales. 0 g. …

Rilegato. Condition: nuovo. Pages: 376 p. Illustrations:20 tables b/w., 10 maps b/w. Language(s):French. Publication Year:2026. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-61802-9. Hardback - Summary L'historiographie des communes médiévales méridionales a peiné, jusqu'à une époque récente, à s'affirmer en dehors du cadre d'analyse de l'Italie centro-septentrionale des XIIe et XIIIe siècles. Pourtant, durant ces deux siècles, la Provence urbaine constitua un espace géographique et un horizon culturel particulièrement propice à un plein développement et à un usage conscient des institutions politiques et des langages sociaux qui furent propres à la civilisation communale médiévale. À partir du cas d'étude de Marseille, la plus importante ville provençale d'époque médiévale et l'un des ports méditerranéens les plus dynamiques du XIIIe siècle, l'objet de cette recherche est de poser à nouveaux frais la question des structures socio-politiques des communes médiévales, en plaçant au centre de la démarche l'étude de la société citadine en elle-même ainsi que celle de la culture politique que cette société promut. Se démarquant de l'ancienne tradition interprétative visant à réduire l'importance des villes dans le contexte du Moyen Âge français, au profit du prestige accordé à la formation de l'État central, une nouvelle approche de « l'expérience communale » marseillaise est ainsi proposée, réévaluant en particulier la culture politique originale qui sous-tendit cette expérience. Le livre entend ainsi souligner l'importance des dynamiques socio-institutionnelles et socio-politiques pour comprendre la nature, les adaptation locales et l'évolution historique de la matrice culturelle des communes médiévales. TABLE OF CONTENTS Préface Remerciements Abréviations et sigles Chapitre liminaire. Marseille à l'époque communale : un port provençal entre France, Italie et mondes Chapitre I. À travers les yeux des voisins : Marseille dans les sources italiennes entre XIIe et début du XIIIe siècle Chapitre II. La modulation communale (c. 1178 c. 1220) : institutions et langages Chapitre III. La modulation communale (c. 1178 c. 1220) : acteurs et protagonistes Chapitre IV. Aux racines de la commune marseillaise : une militia multiforme Chapitre V. La commune et les podestats (c. 1221 1229) : un laboratoire politique Chapitre VI. Entre conseillers et chefs de métiers. La vie du conseil communal marseillais (c. 1218 1257) Considérations conclusives Sources et bibliographie Index.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before the nameless man stepped into his boat, Khaemwaset already had enough trouble of his own.Khaemwaset is a boatman on the Nile, a practical man with little patience for priests, rumours or anyone who expects to cross the river without paying. His world is built from fares, family, river currents and the ordinary problems of working men in ancient Waset.Then a favour for a friend draws him into something far more dangerous.Stolen royal copper. A desperate family. A sick boy. Guards asking questions. And one long night in which every sensible decision seems to lead towards another bad one.While rumours spread of a strange young man wandering through the western desert, Khaemwaset is far too occupied with the troubles of the living to pay much attention to stories about the dead.Until the stranger steps into his boat.The Man Who Knew the River is a companion novella to The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name, retelling the meeting of two very different men from the other side of the Nile. Rich in atmosphere, humour and the rhythms of everyday life in Ancient Egypt, it is a story of family, memory, survival and the quiet ways ordinary people become part of something much larger than themselves.It can be read after The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name or as a first introduction to the series.And according to Khaemwaset, starting with the boatman means you have chosen the real main character anyway! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Pharaoh Who Forgot His NameHe wakes beside the Nile with no heart, no memory, and no name.Around him, Egypt endures in river light, dust and gold. Temples still stand. Gods still wait. Tombs still guard their silences. Yet somewhere beneath the splendour of a kingdom shaped by devotion and fear, a nameless man has been separated from the one thing he needs to stand before eternity: his heart.His search leads him through burial chambers, broken prayers, hidden records, desert roads and the testimony of those history almost forgot. Along the way, fragments begin to return. A mother without a face. A woman waiting behind gold. A boy carrying the weight of a crown. A court that called control necessity. A country that needed someone to become more symbol than person.Each step brings him closer to the truth.Each truth makes the heart harder to carry.For the missing heart is not empty.It remembers too much.The Pharaoh Who Forgot His Name is a literary reimagining of one of Ancient Egypt's most haunting mysteries. Rich with mythology, funerary belief, political intrigue and the textures of life along the Nile, it is a story of memory, identity, grief and the human being hidden beneath splendour.A name can be carved into stone.A face can be covered in gold.But a heart must still find its way home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…