Philosophia: Signed (35 results)

Pamphlet. Greek. Text is fully in Greek. From the personal library of Geoffrey Wainwright, signed by him. Wrappers are worn and scuffed. Some curling at corners. Spine is bumped and creased. Outer edges are foxed and discolored. 55 pages. 55 pp.

Papiereinband. Condition: gut. 23 cm, handschr. Widmung des Verfassers, Ecke geknickt, Einband mit kleiner Fehlstelle, eine Bleistiftanstreichung, aus der Sammlung Hans-Joachim Krämer. Sprache: deu.

Papiereinband. Condition: gut. 23 cm, handschr. Widmung des Verfassers, Bleistiftanstreichungen, Ecke geknickt, aus der Sammlung Hans-Joachim Krämer. Sprache: deu.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Slight bumping, edgewear and soiling to boards. Author signature on ffep with inscription, and former owner name lower down on same page. Solid binding and clean text. Pages lightly browned. No ex-lib marks, stamps or stickers. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 100 pages; Signed by Author. …

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. This is a fine 643 page paperback, Greek language 1997 edition, tan printed wraps. Inscribed by the author. Inscribed by Author(s).

In-4° pp. 58, bross. edit. con dedica autografa sull'occhiello.

Erste Ausgabe. 15 x 21 cm. Erste Auflage, 104 S. Originalbroschur. Tadellos. Beiliegt: Schreiben des Verlegers an den Philosophen Gerhard Knauss mit der Bitte um Beiträge vom 15. 1. 1988. Signatur des Verfassers.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. [x], xiv, 336 pp References, index. Gift inscription on the first blank from "Wendy". Pale yellow cloth with inset b/w illustration of a classical woman, minimal shelf wear. Interior has the inscription and a pencil erasure price, otherwise clean and crisp. Nice copy. ; 9.30 X 6.40 X 1 inches; 348 pages; Signed by Author. …

EA. dieser bibliophilen Ausgabe. Kl.4°, Erste Auflage, 28 nn. S. OEnglische Broschur. Mit 1 Holzstich (Original-Holzstich) von Otto Rohse. Büttenumschlag gering berieben und angerändert; kleine Knickspur in der unteren Ecke des hinteren Teiles des Umschlages. Druck auf Maschinenbütten. Exemplar Nr. 85 von 90 Exemplaren (Gesamtauflage 150 Exemplare), von Otto Rohse im Druckvermerk signiert. …

Halbleinen Kartoneinband. Condition: Guter Zustand. Kein Schutzumschlag. Seite 30 - 59; anbei handgeschriebene Karte mit Signatur des Autors (1966), Einband leicht angestaubt - sonst gutes Exemplar. Vom Autor Signiert.

Condition: Gut. 8vo. ca. 71 einseitig bedruckte Bll. Geringfügiger Fleck am Rücken, sonst gutes Exemplar. Mit handschriftlicher, signierter Widmung des Verfassers auf Vorsatz.

Hardback. Condition: VG+. Segunda Edicao Correcta 2 Milheiro 2nd. Text in spanish. Inscribed By the Author on halftitle "A Monsieur Charles Sarolea l'eminent homme de lettres, hommage & . . Pedro Lessa Rio de Janeiro 12 November 1920." Original wrappers removed. IN MODERN LIBRARY BINDING. Clean tight etxt has slight spotting. Inscribed By the Author.…

Kart. u. laminiert. Condition: Gut. 111 Seiten. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - altersgemäß sehr guter Zustand - Verfasserwidmung - Conspectus -- Praefatio -- Caput I: De brevibus sententiis -- II: De distichis et fontibus eorum -- III: De operis titulo atque auctore -- IV: De amplioris distichorum collectionis reliquiis -- Appendix -- Index locorum. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…

orig.wrappers Heavily rubbed. Some chips & frays to cover. Foxed. Just Good. 20x14cm, 48 pp., Author's presentation inscription at head of title-page. Spine chipped & torn. Not in OCLC. Heavily rubbed. Some chips & frays to cover. Foxed. Just Good.

CXCIV, 125 S. Gr.8° Orig.-Broschur, unaufgeschnitten. - Gut erhalten * Metaphrase me prologo, eisagogikes meletes gia te zoe, ten prosopikoteta kai te philosophia tu Kant kai semeiomata N. D. Korkophinka. - Griechische Übersetzung von Kants "Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten", mit Vorwort und Einführung sowie Anmerkungen von N.D. Korkophinka. Mit dessen eigenhändiger Signatur und Widmung in deutscher Sprache.…

Condition: Gut. S. 14-33. Mit Widmung des Verfassers. - Aus dem Nachlass des Altphilologen Ernst Vogt, Verantw. Schriftltr. der Zeitschriften Rheinisches Museum für Philologie (1959-1967) und Gnomon (1970-1999, ab 1975 Mitherausgeber). - Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Aus dem Text: Den Lobpreis der Philosophie in Ciceros Tuskulanen 5, 5 hat O. Weinreich als ein in mancher Hinsicht besonders eindrucksvolles Beispiel antiken Hymnenstils gewürdigt: in der Tat verbindet die Doxologie ,harmonischste Architektur" mit allen Klangmitteln römischer Diktion und weist mancherlei Formelemente auf, die der Tradition der hellenistischen religiösen Rede entstammen, wie sie der Forschung seit Nordens Werk ,Agnostos Theos" gegenwärtig ist. Wenn es z. B. zum Hymnenstil gehört, den Lobpreis einer Gottheit nach dem Schema , (nicht) ohne dich" -- ,mit dir" aufzugliedern, so läßt auch Cicero das sine te noch kurz anklingen, um dann das positive Element in der Weise der im Du-Stil verlaufenden Aretalogie zu formulieren. Mit Weinreichs stupender Kenntnis des antiken und außerantiken Formelguts kann und will der hier vorgelegte kleine Beitrag nicht wetteifern, doch hält er die Frage einer erneuten Prüfung für wert, ob wirklich -- wie Weinreich meint -- in der als ,fulmen in clausula" auftretenden Sentenz des Hymnus ein berühmter Psalmenvers nachklingt. - Wikipedia: Wolfgang Schmid (* 3. Juli 1913 in Moers; + 23. November 1980 in Bonn) war ein deutscher klassischer Philologe, der als Professor in Bonn wirkte (1950-1978). Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 250 Sonderdruck, Klebebindung in Papiereinband.…

Condition: Gut. 42 S., Abb., 2 Klapptafeln. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Mit Widmung des Autors an W[ilhelm] Schulze. - Einbandvorderseite vom Block gelöst, Name des Autors auf dem Einband unterstrichen, Einbandrückseite fehlt, Text sehr sauber. - Aus dem Text: Dissertationis vere anni praeteriti ab ordine pbhilosophorum universitatis Bonnensis probatae in qua de Oscorum praecipue Campanorum picturis sepulcralibus armis vestimentis omniqne cultu egi, parvam admodum sed suis finibus absolutam partem prelo tradere constitui hanc de vasculis in Campania inventis exhibentibus inscriptiones italieas. Cetera mox alio loco me publici iuris facturum esse spero. Inscriptiones italicae vasculorum campanorum post Lanzium a Lepsio Mommseno aliis identidem collectae nostra aetate magie quam par erat neglectae sunt cum ab aliis turn novissime a Planta et Conwayo, quorum hic in libri 'Grammatik der oskisch-umbrischen Dialekte' vol. lI complures temere inseruit, quas aut non in Campania inventas esse constat, aut quae graecae sunt, non italicae, Conway quam vis nonnullas addiderit tamen et ipse multas omisit et eas, quas exhibet, satis indiligenter edidit submixtis multis typorum erroribus. Accedit quod editoris officium molis digerendae et ordinandae plane neglexit, ut vagus hue illuc per duo volumina et in notis et in appendice circumagaris. Variae lectiones omnino desiderantur. - Wikipedia: Fritz Weege (* 29. Oktober 1880 in Frankfurt am Main; + 17. August 1945 in Pirna) war ein deutscher Klassischer Archäologe und Etruskologe. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Originalbroschur, klammergeheftet in Papiereinband.…

Pappband. Condition: Gut. p. 342-404 Widmung des Verfassers auf der Innenseite des Einbands. Der Einband ist berieben, die Seiten sind papierbedingt angebräunt, ansonsten ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar ohne Anstreichungen. In dedicatione operculi auctoris in interiori. Tegumentum teritur, paginae ob chartam browned, alioquin exemplum bonum et nitidum nullis notis. - TABULA ARGUMENTI. -- CAP. I. DE VARIO USU VOCABULORUM METEOPA ET METAPEIA OBSERVATIONES -- A. Quo modo Aristoteles eoque priores scriptores vocibus meteoron et metarsion usi sint. -- B. Quem intellectum homines Aristotele posteriores in istis vocabulis inesse voluerint -- Adcuratius considerantur argumenta librorum meteoro- logicorum -- a) Arrhiani -- b) Theophrasti -- c) Posidonii -- CAP. II. DE REPARANDA POSIDONII DE REBUS CAELESTIBUS DOCTRINA -- Posidonü de rebus caelestibus doctrinam refingendam e scripturis Plinii, Achillis, Gemini, Cleomedis. Ut eruatur a quonam istorum scriptorum proficiscendum sit, deinceps inten- tius examinantur -- A. Plinius -- B. Achilles. -- C. Geminus. -- D. Cleomedes -- si quid quem ad modum Posidonium usurparint enucleari possit. -- PERORATIO -- qua demonstratur a Cleomede proficiscendum esse Posidonii de rebus caelestibus doctrinae rudera indagaturis. -- INDEX la Gewicht in Gramm: 250.…

Erste Ausgabe. 14,5 x 21 cm Erste Auflage, 236 S. Originalbroschur. Umschlag aufgebogen. Dank des Autors vom 13. 8, 94 an den Doktorvater. Signatur des Verfassers.

8°. 164 pp. Original Broschur. Insgesamt etwas angestaubt. Sonst gut. Widmungsexemplar für Paul Mikat. [Isokrates - ] 400 gr.

Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. ---- EDITION ORIGINALE de la thèse présentée en 1895 à la Faculté des lettres de Paris ---- BEL ENVOI DE A. HANNEQUIN à René DURAND ainsi libellé : ""A mon cher René Durand, j'envoie ce petit livre qui lui doit tant., avec ma plus profonde reconnaissance et ma meilleure affection - signé A. HANNEQUIN" ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- P., Masson, 1895; in 8, (4), 184pp., demi-chagrin marron, dos orné de fers dorés (reliure de l'époque) ---- "A. Hannequin, philosophe français (1856/1905), fut professeur d'histoire de la philosophie et des sciences à la faculté des lettres de Lyon" ---- De Leibnitio atomorum fautore (1661-1668) - De Leibnitio corpuscularis philosophiae autore (1668-1669) - Hypothesis physica nova (1670) - De mente - De deo*5556/K4. Dédicacé par l'auteur.…

Erste Ausgabe. 14,5 x 21 cm Erste Auflage, 236 S. Originalbroschur. Umschlag aufgebogen. Dank des Autors vom 13. 8, 94 an den Doktorvater. Signatur des Verfassers.

Later cloth backed boards, with the bookplate of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana. Pp. [viii] + 34 [misnumbered 54] + [v]. Author and abbreviated title inscribed in ink at head of upper board; boards slightly dust-soiled, corner-tips chafed, endpapers foxed, else very good. From the library of Edgar and Margaret Wind, though without any marks of their ownership. Copies located at British Library, University of St. Andrews, and Zentralbibliothek Zürich. Signed by Author(s).…

hardcover. Condition: fine. first edition. Grand in-8° relié demi-chagrin de l'époque, 205 pages. Charles-Pendrell Waddington, né le 19 juin 1819 à Milan, en Italie, et mort le 18 mars 1914 à Saint-Georges-Buttavent, est un philosophe français, cousin de Richard et de William H. Waddington. Charles Waddington est le fils de William Pendrell Waddington et Jeanne Marie Pauline Tzaut, mariés au temple protestant de la rue Saint-Honoré en 1818. Sa famille protestante est d'origine anglaise. Son père est naturalisé français le 11 mars 1818 et son acte de décès, le 6 mars 1821 à Rome, a été transcrit dans l'état-civil de Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre. Entré à l'École normale à 19 ans, il compose sa thèse complémentaire en latin sur La Vie et les écrits de Ramus (1848). Il est professeur à la faculté des lettres de Paris et au lycée Louis-le-Grand lors de son mariage, le 7 décembre 1853 à Saint-Georges-Buttavent avec Marie Denis, fille de Martin Denis, affiliée à la famille Denis. Il a enseigné dans différentes institutions comme le Séminaire protestant de Strasbourg, le lycée Louis-le-Grand, et la Sorbonne, où il est en 1879 nommé professeur de philosophie ancienne. Il est membre de l'Académie des sciences morales et politiques en 1888, au fauteuil d'Elme-Marie Caro. Professeur à la Sorbonne et académicien, il incitera de nombreuses personnalités à venir admirer la précocité de l'école de Fontaine-Daniel, fondée en 1833 par madame Horem et reconstruite sous l'égide de Gustave Denis en 1862. En 1886, il est l'un des fondateurs, avec Adolphe Franck, de la Ligue nationale contre l'athéisme. signed by author.…

Small 4to, pp.[199], [1, blank]; text in Latin with passages in Greek, woodcut initials, woodcut arms to N1r; very light foxing, very small marginal hole to last few leaves, very neat marginal repair to lower outer corner of N8, but a very good copy; bound in nineteenth-century calf by Charles Petit (front free endpaper signed in black), centrepieces blocked in blind, spine blind-tooled in compartments and lettered directly in gilt, edges gilt, marbled endpapers; superficial cracks to front joint, some wear to extremities and a few small abrasions.First edition of a compendium of works by the noted Swabian humanist Heinrich Bebel (14721518), including his Facetiae, Proverbia Germanica, and selected verse. The son of a farmer, Bebel studied at Kraków and then at Basel under Sebastian Brant. In 1496 he moved to Tübingen to teach rhetoric, becoming a highly respected teacher noted for his enthusiastic advocacy of German patriotic sentiment, and in 1501 was made poet laureate by Emperor MaximilianI. He numbered Johannes Reuchlin and Konrad Peutinger among his friends, and Philipp Melanchthon and Johann Eck amongst his pupils. Bebel's extremely popular Facetiae, written in 1506, is 'a curious collection of bits of homely and rather coarse-grained humour and anecdote, directed mainly against the clergy' (Encyclopedia Americana), and 'a valuable contribution to the cultural and moral history of the German peasantry' (Deutsche Biographie, trans.). This is followed here by his Latin translation of hundreds of German proverbs. The verses rounding off the volume encompass old age and death, poetry, music, and love. Johann Grüninger (c.1455c.1533) was one of the most outstanding Strasbourg printers of the period. His output was extremely varied, including editions of the classics, collections of sermons in Latin and German, folk tales and legends, novels, works of popular medicine, and dictionaries. No copies traced in the UK, and only two in the US (Newberry, University of Minnesota). A variant is found with a slightly different colophon (VD16 ZV1167). USTC 669002, VD16 B1207. Language: Latin.…

Condition: Sehr gut. Auflage: 150 Exemplare. 28 Seiten mit einem Holzstich von Otto Rohse, mit SIGNATUR Otto Rohses im Druckvermerk, Orig.-Orig.-Karton mit Orig.-Umschlag - sehr guter Zustand - 1988. HM 8001 Buchversand erfolgt aus Deutschland. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 200.

First edition. 12 1/2 x 19 inch broadside, printed in bright lime ink on blue-green paper. Small wrinkle near right edge, else very near fine. SIGNED by Waldman.

SIGNED BY AUTHOR with dedication. RARE dissertation on rhetorical devices in Josephus Flavuis` "Jewish Wars". 220x150mm. 95 pages. Cover and spine missing. Binding somewhat loose. Author`s dedication on title page upper edge. Title page slightly dirty and somewhat worn. Title page edges worn. Title page bottom part detached from from binding. Title and last pages slightly age-stained. Some pages corner slightly creased. Pages yellowing. [SUMMARY]: This extremely rare dissertation has sustained loss of cover, but is internally in good condition. The book is in : Greek Latin.…

Broschiert. Condition: Gut. 39 Seiten. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - altersgemäß sehr guter Zustand, Verfasserwidmung - Caput I. -- Cum mihi, quamquam permulti viri doctissimi huic rei dederunt operam, paulo fusius de duobus Agricolae et Germaniae codicibus agere propositum sit, veniam tuam, qui hoc opusculum legis, necesse est impetrem, quam ob rem in initio huius commentarii nihil antiquius habeo, quam ut nonnullos eorum, qui proximis annis de Agricolae et Germaniae libris manu scriptis egerunt, singillatim enumerem, quidque ex eorum libris deprompserim, ostendam. -- Nam usque ad annum 1896 huius aevi, quamquam viginti fere Germaniae codices exstabant, ad textum constituendum quattuor tantum libris manuscriptis utendum esse et ex aliorum placitis et ex Wuenschii1 dissertatione inter viros doctos convenerat. sed cum Wuenschius Agricolae atque Germaniae codicem adhuc ignotum Toleti exstare indicasset Leuziusque Agricolae Abbotiusque Germaniae collationem in usum virorum doctorum promulgavissent, conversa est res. nam cum illorum quos dixi quattuor codicum libros B et b ex uno archetypo, quem X vocamus, C et c6 ex altero Y appellato fluxisse, X autem illud et Y ex codice Hersfeldense (H), cuius Poggius primus mentionem fecerat, descriptos esse constaret, Toletanum tertiae classi ex eodem H derivatae, quam Muellenhoffius ,E Klasse" appellaverat, addicendum esse Abbotius ostendit. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…

Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Édition limitée. Philosophia ad rerum naturalium intelligentiam comparata. Opera et studio J. Felicis Lugdovici Demonclard in collegio sanctissimae Trinitatis philosophiae professoris. Scripta et studiose relecta a N. Joanne Rouher. Lyon, [collège de la Trinité], 1752. Manuscript in Latin. Two quarto volumes. 441-[8] pp. (index) and 543 pp. Two engraved title pages with decorative borders and two printed plates (Jérôme Vallet, Paris); 26 plates hors-texte, 24 of which are pen-and-ink drawings; small drawings and diagrams within the text. Contemporary or slightly later full marbled sheepskin binding; covers framed with a blind-tooled fillet; spine with five raised bands, decorated with gilt compartments featuring floral motifs; red morocco title and volume labels; gilt roll-tooling on the board edges; marbled page edges and endpapers; green silk bookmarks. A complete philosophy course recorded in Lyon at the Grand Collège de la Trinité by the student Jean Rouher, under the instruction of Father Louis Demonclard a Jesuit born in Avignon in 1718 who was thirty-four years old at the time. The text, dictated and carefully reviewed (as stated on the title page), follows the standard order of the Institutiones philosophicae used in Jesuit colleges: logic, metaphysics, and natural theology in the first volume; physics in the second. The Collège de la Trinité, run by the Jesuits from 1565 to 1762, was one of the kingdom's most important intellectual centers, this course, dated 1752, dates from the final decade of Jesuit administration, ten years before the Society's expulsion. Father Demonclard emerges here as an educator well-versed in the science of his time. The section on physics deals at length with cosmological systems (Ptolemy, Copernicus, Tycho Brahe), the Gregorian calendar reform, the nature of air, statics, and ballistics; beneath the Scholastic terminology, one senses the influence of experiments by Boyle, Torricelli, and Newton—whose name reappears in the pages devoted to gravitation. What strikes the viewer first, however, is the quality of the manuscript itself. Jean Rouher wielded a pen with a regularity and elegance rare in a student: chapter titles in large, calligraphic "bâtarde" script; a main text in a compact yet perfectly legible cursive hand; planetary symbols and zodiac signs drawn within the body of the text; and diagrams inserted in the margins (such as the logical square of oppositions and cosmological systems). The twenty-four pen-and-ink plates illustrating the second volume—numbered and cross-referenced to the course text—are veritable miniature hand-drawn engravings: suns with human faces, lunar phases, planetary orbits, thermometers and barometers in their vessels, pendulums held by hands, levers, and a fine ballistics plate showing a cannonball tracing a parabolic arc between two galleons. A large engraving of a galleon concludes the volume. The delicacy of the hatching and the sureness of the line reveal a student with exceptional drawing talent. The two engraved title pages and the two printed geometry plates originated from the shop of Jérôme Vallet, Engraver to the King, located on Rue Saint-Jacques at the sign of "L'Effigie de Louis XIV." This particular example depicts Philosophy enthroned upon the clouds, striking down Ignorance with a thunderbolt, surrounded by a gallery of medallions ranging from Thales and Pythagoras to Descartes, and including Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Duns Scotus, and Ockham. The entire curriculum of a Jesuit college is encapsulated in this frieze. A very fine copy—complete and remarkably fresh internally—in its decorated binding. De Backer-Sommervogel V, 1203. Condition: Spine ends worn with small losses, corners bumped, a few wormholes on the covers and spine, dark stain on one cover of Volume I; some light foxing and signs of handling, without affecting the text or illustrations. ROUHER Jean (illustrator). Signé par l'auteur.…