anonymous compiler (30 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Zustand: good. A copy that has been read, remains in good condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The spine and cover show signs of wear. Pages can include notes and highlighting and show signs of wear, and the copy can include "From the library of" labels or previous owner inscriptions. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation, if you're not satisfied with purchase please return item! Ships via media mail.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. unpaginated, illustrations throughout, oblong format, 11.7"x 8.3", paperback, a very good copy [190046375X].

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 64 pages, 8 pages of plates, a Very Good paperback.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 103 pages, hardback (publisher's maroon cloth), a very good ex-library book.

Paperback. Zustand: New. Brand new softcover book! ++ ++; Teachings of the Doctrine of Eternal Lives speaks in a language that will not necessarily ring with a common note of familiarity to most modern inquirers, though prior generations of Latter-day Saints would have heard these words with greater frequency, and our earliest pioneer fore-bearers would have been intimately acquainted with the teachings of these doctrines as espoused by that generation of apostles and prophets.Our modern Mormon compendium lacks a great deal of the initial restorative and declarative truths founded and established in the early years of the Restoration. Though lost from contemporary Mormon erudition, these greater salvational doctrines are collected from scripture and teachings of the earlier Restoration prophets and presented here to the reader, as a view into the world which the first adherents of Mormonism embraced with fervor and alacrity.Not insignificantly, as astute an observer as Hugh Nibley noted and taught these wondrous doctrines often through his illustrious career. His observations (among others) too are presented to the reader as an additional modern witness to the defining doctrines of the Latter-day Restoration.This book contains some things to consider as they originally appeared in their own words, from the scriptures, and teachings and writings of the Prophets, Apostles, and LDS Scholars.Why Anonymously written?:The author writes: "When asked why I published this book anonymously, the answer is very simple. These sacred things were transmitted by God to His Prophets and Apostles through the gift and power of revelation, and they are a gift from God to man. The prophets and apostles in turn shared their deepest knowing, testimonies, and insights regarding the signal and salient points of salvational truth, which God had revealed to them. This really has nothing to do with me, thus the necessary anonymity. These are not my words, rather, they are the words of Heaven, distilled for our eternal benefit, and brought together here from a lifetime of study and research. Any claim to originality of authorship regarding this material, would in my opinion, distract from the purpose of sharing these wondrous things." ; 6" x 9"; 425 pages;

Soft cover. Zustand: Worn. Anonymous (illustrator). Thirteenth Reprint.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Anonymous (illustrator). First.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Anonymous (illustrator). Not specified.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Anonymous (illustrator). First.

First Edition. Good copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges slightly nicked, dust-dulled and with some staining as with age. Physical description; unnumbered pages. Subjects; Quotes. Proverbs. Famous people. 3 Kg.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good to Worn. Anonymous (illustrator). First. Collected papers from the Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealnd, May 1988.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. . . . . 8vo, paperback. Vg condition. Previous owner's name on inside front cover. No marking to contents, binding secure. 75 pp. A facsimile reprint. Ajedrez, Chess, Chesu, Échecs, Qí, Scacchi, Schach, Shakhmaty, Shuturanij,

Zustand: Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read but remains in clean condition. All of the pages are intact and the cover is intact and the spine may show signs of wear. The book may have minor markings which are not specifically mentioned. A good condition vintage paperback book. No. 1 only.

First Edition. Good copy in the original stiff-card wrappers; edges slightly nicked, dust-dulled and with some staining as with age. Physical description; unnumbered pages. Subjects; Quotes. Proverbs. Famous people. 1 Kg.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 425 pages. 9.10x6.00x1.30 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. pp.iv, 192p, a very good hardback (publisher's cloth) - undated but perhaps c.1855.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. No major issues just general wear - Internally Good. Quick flick through pages could not see any issues, binding tight - A Good personal copy. ** 520g ** All orders are sent with a tracking /signature service for your peace of mind, so that you can keep tabs on your parcel. For overseas customers - on some sites we use, parcels weighing over the standard rate may incur an additional charge and we will then contact you with the additional shipping fee required. This is for the postage only we do not charge you for our time or our excellent packaging, which we are noted for. Dispatched in cardboard mailers within 24/48 Hours Mon - Friday 2pm, except bank holidays, otherwise next business day - excellent service guaranteed.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. pp.xviii, 106 pages, a Very Good hardback, original publisher's printed boards, newly re-backed in brown morocco with the corners of covers a bit rubbed.

Hardcover. viii, 541 p.; 17 cm. [Orig. 1860-62, Newman's advertisement in first part; second edition 1873 (Blehl C4b), reissued 1887] Fair dampstained ex-lib. orig. blue cloth. Text clean, unmarked.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 2 vols, 376+200 facsimile pages, top edges gilt, hardbacks (rebound in nineteenth-century dark brown half-morocco with marbled sides, the spines with raised bands), some rubbing on spines and corners, a generally very good, bright and firm ex-library set of books first published in 1662.

A substantial and carefully organized French medical recipe book, late 17thâ"early 18th century, divided into two parts with separate tables of contents (ca. 60â"70 remedies in total). Remedies are neatly written in ink with ruled margins, rubrication, and flourished headers, demonstrating a deliberate, âfinishedâ compilation rather than casual notes. The collection covers an impressive breadth of ailments: pulmonary consumption (tuberculosis), hemorrhage, kidney and liver troubles, colic, indigestion, fluxions of the chest and head, hemorrhoids, toothache, eruptions, and even âvapours hystà riques.â Recipes employ early modern materia medicaâ"herbs, oils, honey, eggs, roots, metals such as lead and mercuryâ"revealing the overlap of folk medicine, Galenic tradition, and proto-scientific pharmacy. On the title-page is a large red wax armorial seal (oval, c. 22 à 18 mm), impressed with a quarterly shield: in each quarter a chevron charged with three cinquefoils/roses. The repetition across all four quarters suggests an established family coat rather than an alliance. This style is consistent with Burgundian/Champenois families of the late 17th century, and further research in the Armorial Gà nà ral de France could secure a precise attribution, significantly enhancing provenance and value. The manuscriptâs completeness, handsome marbled endpapers, and intact wax seal make it a rich survival of vernacular medical practice in Ancien Rà gime France, highly desirable to collectors of medical history, womenâs domestic roles in healthcare, and the cultural history of pharmacology. Institutions have been actively acquiring such recipe books for teaching collections in history of medicine, gender studies, and early modern science. Handsome two-part French manuscript medical recipe book (c. 1690â"1720), c. 60â"70 remedies, in contemporary calf with marbled endpapers and a large red wax armorial seal (quarterly, chevron with cinquefoils). A comprehensive vernacular manual of early modern domestic medicine. Fair to Good. Binding rubbed, joints cracked, spine chipped, but complete and unsophisticated. Marbled endpapers attractive. Text block clean and fresh, ink bold and legible, with neat tables of contents. Wax seal intact though with minor cracks. Contemporary full calf, spine gilt in compartments with red morocco label (âREMEDEâ), rubbed and worn with losses at head and tail, joints cracked but holding. Corners rounded, surface scuffed. Attractive marbled endpapers. Text block fresh, in a neat, legible cursive hand with rubricated sectioning Manuscript on paper, French, late 17thâ"early 18th century.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Here is the text with accents removed: Physical Description MATERIAL Parchment the leaves c 125 x 95 mm NUMBER OF LEAVES i paper 93 I original parchment i paper FOLIATION Contemporary ink foliation in arabic numerals up to 99 then roman numerals showing that the first quire is out of sequence 25 36 13 24 37 99 c cv COLLATION 1 512 fols 25 72 6121 last leaf missing fols 73 83 712 fols 85 96 810 or 10 1 1 fols 97 105 and flyleaf quire signatures on the first rectos of some quires from the third onwards RULING Plummet ruled for two columns of 35 lines per page c 100 x 75 mm SCRIPT Written in a very small highly abbreviated gothic script rubrics in red BINDING Bound in 18th century French speckled medium brown leather over pasteboards the spine tooled in gilt with foliate ornaments and a black leather title piece lettered in gilt VIM sic A BEDOCI DEFRUC PCENIT sic MS XIVS Text The volume lacks its first quire and the second is misbound after the third it starts imperfectly in chapter 3 and ends non cesset salutaris operatio perseueret Amen followed by an interesting explicit Explicit liber de fructibus poenitentiae compilatus per fratrem followed by a blank space ordinis predicatorum de provincia Lumbardie et correctus et adauctus quantum ad titulos materias et auctoritates plures excerptus a Vincentio per fratrem Stephanum Bedocii de provincia Provincie Here we see that the scribe did not know the name of the author so he left a space in the hope that it might be filled in at some later date He states in some detail that the text has been revised and corrected by brother Stephanus Bedocius who was perhaps the scribe himself of the Dominican province of Provence The main text is followed by a list of contents of which only the second half survives on the back flyleaf one flyleaf having been lost it begins De meditacione dei circa beneficia communia fol 58 and ends De labore manuum fol ciij Old discussions of the text include J Quetif and J Echard Scriptores Ordinis Praedicatorum 2 vols Paris 1719 21 I pp 239 40 and A Teetaert Quelques Summae de poenitentia anonymes dans la Bibliotheque Nationale de Paris in Miscellanea Giovanni Mercati II Studi e Testi 122 Vatican City 1946 pp 311 43 More recently it has been inventoried by Morton W Bloomfield Incipits of Latin Works on the Virtues and Vices 1100 1500 AD Mediaeval Academy of America Publications 88 Cambridge MA 1979 p 426 no 4996 listing more than twenty manuscripts Here it is noted that There are perhaps several redactions of this work or several works under the same incipit i e a prologue beginning Quoniam peccantibus post baptismum mortaliter sola penitentia remedium est ad vitam and a main text beginning Rabanus or Ambrosius super Matth 21 Omnis inquit arbor que non facit fructus bonos cf Thomas Kaeppeli Scriptores ordinis praedicatorum medii aevi 4 vols S Sabina Rome 1970 1993 IV no 4008 The authorship is uncertain The work is often mistakenly attributed to Vincent of Beauvais due to the fact that he wrote a work with a similar title prologue and division into fifteen parts on which the present work is based It has also been ascribed to an unidentified Dominican Frater P or Frater Stephanus He apparently composed the work before 1303 when the province of Lombardy was divided into two upper and lower There is therefore new work to be done to distinguish the different texts or to ascertain how the various versions of the text relate to one another The colophon of the present manuscript suggests that it is perhaps a unique version Assuming that he was French the scribe reviser s first name would have been Etienne and the surname Bedoc can be found in Provence to the present day Decoration The beginning of each of the surviving fifteen books is introduced by a four to eight line initia.

First edition. Folio, contemporary sprinkled calf, blind rules and decorations, red morocco spine label, gilt lettering "State / Tracts / Vol. / I" 28 tracts on English affairs during the reign of Charles II, written mostly as anonymous pamphlets during the decade 1671-1681 and compiled here as an act of preservation "for the sole use of some particular Gentlemen, who set an extraordinary value and estimate upon them." Politics and life under Charles II are the primary subjects, with an emphasis on anti-Catholicism, including poet Andrew Marvell's An Account of the Growth of Popery, first published in Amsterdam in 1677. There was a second volume in 1692, and both volumes were reprinted together in 1693. See ESTC R17906 and R28848. From the library of prominent Englishman of the era, John Evelyn (1620-1706), with the later JE bookplate on the front paste-down and contemporary ink manuscript shelf mark. Evelyn Library Part III, Christie, Manson & Woods, March 16, 1978, lot 1414; sold again at Sotheby's London December 3, 1979, lot 35. A foolish modern owner has clumsily written in ink on the front free endpaper "Sotheby-London December 3, 1979, Lot 35 - 1 of 4, all for . . . " The amount paid has been excised. Edges rubbed with some loss at the end and foot of the spine; hinges starting, but sound; some spotting and small stains; very good copy. ESTC R10117; Wing S5329; NCBEL I, 1223 (A. Marvell).

22.2x14.5 cm (octavo), pp. [1-3] 4-5 [6] 7-349 [350-352: blank], illustrations, original black cloth, lettered in gold and ruled in blind. First edition. The cover title is "GOLD MINING IN CALIFORNIA." This copy, distributed (and/or sponsored or compiled by) the Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, has their name printed on the front cover and their advertisement printed on a sheet affixed to the front paste-down. San Francisco's Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works (1868-1911) was a major Pacific Coast builder of mining machinery. This comprehensive account of the California gold mining industry was produced to stimulate capital investment during a period when California's "interests and industries" were "depressed and languishing" to increase gold production "from fourteen or fifteen million dollars per annum" to "thirty-five or forty millions, . [so] three times as many men as are now engaged in our gold fields, could then find profitable employment there" (preface, page 5). The work draws "freely on the columns of the MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, and on several reports of the State Mineralogist of California . [as well as] the newspaper press of both the city and State at large." Cowan (1933), p. 240. Cloth worn at spine ends and corners, some rubbing and spotting, scattered mild foxing to text pages, a very good copy. An important work on California's mining industry. Quite scarce. (#168950).

Crammed full of culturally important poems, each typed in black, one per leaf on Dickinson Croxley paper throughout the book. 128 pp. Commencing with the 6th century BC Greek lyric poet Anacreon, the Roman Rufinus and moving through the courtly poets of France, 16th and 17th century English lyrical poets, 18th and 19th century Italian and German poets, war poets and important female poets including the French romantic poet Marceline Desbordes Valmore, Alice Meynell and Lady Margaret Sackville as well as A E Housman and Thomas Hardy. We have been unable to locate the compiler of this collection although their - his surely? - address in Harley Street must make it possible to do so. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Quarter bound in paper boards with calf to spine. Moderate shelf wear to edges, some minor abrasions. Overall, very sound, in good condition. Vellum worn to top and tail of spine which is titled ANIMA VENUSTATIS in gilt over calf to middle. End papers clean and unmarked. Not in a publisher's binding. No indication of previous ownership other than a hand written clue on front free end paper reading, 'Hilton, 149 Harley St, London'. Title page followed by 128 poems, each titled and author noted. Index of authors to rear listed in alphabetical order. All pp. clean and crisp throughout noted on collation. Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item.

Zustand: Very Good. A substantial and visually engaging vernacular photograph album documenting travel and social life across Northern California during the early 1930s, with sequences centered on Lake Tahoe, Donner Lake, and the San Francisco Bay region. The album presents a cohesive narrative of middle-class leisure and mobility in prewar California, combining scenic travel imagery with informal portraiture and group activity. Captioned photographs identify locations, companions, and events, creating a personal yet regionally grounded record of the period. Of particular interest is a series labeled 'German Club Picnic on Goat [Yerba Buena] Island,' depicting a social gathering in San Francisco Bay during the construction phase of the Bay Bridge. Several images appear to show the island tunnel and structural approach work, capturing a transitional moment in the development of West Coast infrastructure. DETAILS: +++ Title: 1930s Northern California Photograph Album +++ Compiler: Anonymous +++ Date: c. 1930?1937 +++ Origin: California +++ Format: Oblong string-tied photograph album CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS: +++ Approximately 180?200 black-and-white photographs, most captioned in white ink +++ Travel sequences including Lake Tahoe, Donner Lake, and Sierra landscapes +++ Social group imagery, including picnics, horseback riding, and recreational outings +++ Bay Area content including Yerba Buena Island and early Bay Bridge construction views +++ Civic and parade scenes, including uniformed formations and public gatherings +++ Informal portraits with identified individuals and named companions PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Black patterned boards, oblong format, string-tied binding. Photographs primarily small-format snapshots, corner-mounted on black leaves. Several photographs laid in; a small number of images now absent from mounts. CONDITION: Very Good. Bindings are secure with string-tie intact; moderate edge wear and a small closed tear to the lower front cover. Pages stable. Photographs generally well-preserved with typical tonal variation. Several images detached or laid in; a small number of empty mounts present. HISTORICL CONTEXT ? Compiled during a period of expanding automobile travel and regional tourism, the album reflects the growing accessibility of Northern California?s scenic destinations in the interwar years. Locations such as Lake Tahoe and Donner Lake were increasingly popular as leisure destinations, while the San Francisco Bay Area was undergoing rapid transformation. The inclusion of images associated with Yerba Buena Island during the construction of the San Francisco?Oakland Bay Bridge (1933?1936) places the album within a moment of significant infrastructural change. At the same time, references to organized social gatherings such as the 'German Club Picnic' suggest the continued role of cultural and community organizations in shaping leisure and identity during the period. Subjects: vernacular photography, California history, Northern California travel, Lake Tahoe, Donner Lake, Bay Bridge construction, social history, 1930s Americana, photograph albums.

12mo, two volumes, pp. [1-2] [i-iii] iv-x [xi-xiv] [1] 2-336; [i-viii] [1] 2-358, full calf, all panels ruled in gold, edges speckled red. First edition. Highway robbery, piracy on the Thames, murder, rape, a midwife tried for "not doing his duty," and more. Female miscreants are well represented. Many of the cases concern conspiracy, forgery. counterfeiting, and fraud. ESTC T114036. Half titles present, lacks front free endpaper in volume II, a very clean, attractive copy. Scarce in commerce. (#154541).