Chrysostom chrysostomus (12 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. EXTREMELY RARE. 375 pages, a very good plus hardback, publisher's original blue cloth binding with bright gilt lettering to the spine, and the Ancient Christian Writers Series logo to the front cover, once in a uk university but this is hard to tell.

Hardback. Condición: Fair. Marbled Boards, Spine Strip Gone, Front Board Detached; Marbled Boards, Spine Strip Gone, Front Board Detached, EX LIBRARY COPY; 883 columns pages.

375pp., 22cm., hardcover, softcover (with some use and tears), in the series "Ancient Christian writers. The works of the fathers in translation" volume 31, Text in English, good condition, R78762.

Half Vellum. Condición: Good. 868 columns (2 to a page). Still well bound. Some light foxing, mainly to margins & end-pages otherwise interior in nice clean condition. No names or inscriptions. Small bit of damage to vellum on spine. Gilt titling on black leather mabel to spine. Small label on blank opposite title page shows this once belonged to a religious order. Heavy - Weighs 1.2kg. Additional P&P will apply. Picture of this book available.…

Half Vellum. Condición: Good. 724 columns (2 to a page). Still well bound. Some light foxing, mainly to margins & end-pages otherwise interior in nice clean condition. No names or inscriptions. Gilt titling on black leather mabel to spine. Small label on blank opposite title page shows this once belonged to a religious order. Heavy - Weighs 0.9kg. Picture of this book available.…

Half Vellum. Condición: Good. 956 + 416 columns (2 to a page). Still well bound but with wear to vellum. Some light foxing, mainly to margins & end-pages otherwise interior in nice clean condition. No names or inscriptions. Gilt titling on black leather mabel to spine. Small label on blank opposite title page shows this once belonged to a religious order. Heavy - Weighs 1.5kg. Additional P&P applies. Picture of this book available.…

10 vols.: 334 + 315 + 294 + 349 + 318 + 342 + 304 + 321 + 335 + 327pp., 26cm., text printed in 2 columns, softcover, Good condition, bilingual: ancient Greek - modern Greek], [contains: I: K. Loukakis (ed.), Ethika kai koinonika. II: B. Moustakis & K. Loukakis (eds.), Ethika kai koinonika B'. III: K. Loukakis (ed.), Paidagogika - Epikaira. IV: N. Tsikis (ed.): Heortia - Egkomastika A'. V: K. Loukakis, Egkomiastika B'. VI: A. Nikas (ed.), Hermeneutika A'. VII: K. Tsiropoulos (ed.), Hermeneutika B'. VIII: K. Loukakis (ed.), Eis andriantas (21 homilies). IX: A. Tsotakos-Karvelis (eds.): Pragmateies. X: M. Audikos (ed.), Dogmatika], R69965. …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Complete set of 13 volumes in quarto, measuring approx. 11.5 inches tall; bound in light brown marbled paper-covered boards, light brown cloth backstrips [some missing], ex-library with a few of the usual treatments, generally clean tight and unmarked, very nice internally; final volume in comprehensive index.…

Full-Leather. Condición: Very Good. Complete set of the First Edition of the famous "Benedictine Edition', published in Paris 1718-1738. "This is the best edition, and the result of about twenty years of the patient labor of Montfaucon (d. Dec. 21, 1741, 86 years old), and several assistants of the brotherhood of St. Maur. More than three hundred mss. were made use of, but the eight principal mss., as Field has shown, were not very carefully collated. Montfaucon, who at the date of the completion of his edition was 83 years old, prepared valuable prefaces to every treatise and set of homilies, arranged the works in chronological order, and added in vol. XIII. learned dissertations on the life, doctrine, discipline and heresies of the age of Chrysostom." Large format folio volumes approx. 10 x 16.5 inches, bound in thick full leather boards of the period, spines in 7 compartments with extra gilt and 2 spine labels; complete 13 volume set; apparently rebacked to style sometime late 18th century; internally clean and text blocks square and tight, unmarked with minimal age toning; rubs and bumps to all edges and corners, covers detached in Vol. XII, other joints tight; very heavy set probably over 100 pounds, no International shipping, upcharge for expedited domestic delivery.…

6 tomes in 5 vols. Folio (38x25 cm). Contemporary blindstamped calf over wooden boards, spines with ribbons, red morocco title-labels on spines, small cupper-cornerpieces. The photograph shows an interesting set, but we have to mention the following imperfections: 1) all clasps gone; 2) foot and top spines partly damaged, of 1 spine leather of upper compartment gone; 3) 1 corner of 2nd volume damaged and cornerpiece missing; 4) leather of first hinge vol. 5 broken, but hinge still holding strong; 5) rubbed in places, with loss of layer of leather. - With 5 title-pages, printed in red and black, with large title-vignettes and engraved frontispiece "L. Gaultier incidit 1613". (small convent-stamps on titles and halftitles, name on fly-leaves scratched out). Printed in 2 columns with Greek and Latin text opposite Vol. 1: (xx, including frontispiece),934 pp. (waterstain inner margin, towards the end affecting the text); Vol. 2: (iv),196,572,146 pp.(waterstain inner margin last quires, partly affecting the text); Vol. 3-4: Together 1 title-leaf.(ii),482,406 pp.; Vol. 5: (iv),1084 pp. (small wormholes in inner margin first quires); Vol. 6: (iv),966 pp. (small hole in text leaf 311/2). 20000g.…

Cambridge University Press, 1992 (ed). Digital printing. 276p. Paperback. Series: Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics - Imperial Library. 'The introduction to D.'s life and work (pp.1-25) is worth anyone's while: broad, yet with revealing detail, artfully constructed, literate, humane, striking judicious distinctions and nice balances between philosophy and rhetoric, moral earnestness and entertainment, showing good judgement on crucial issues (e.g. the importance of Musonius' influence on D.), and including valuable general discussion of each of the three works. (.) within the commentary R.'s greatest strength is his tremendous understanding of the grammar, syntax and stylistic nuances of Greek prose and of the divergences from Classical practice (.) and again R. constitution, interpretation and translation of the text are decisively superior to those of the Loeb (.). R. is also preditably full and excellent on literary echoes, rhetorical techniques, and philosophical influences, particularly Stoic and Platonic. (.) There are weaknesses. (.) R. does not seem to me especially at home in D.'s distinctive world. (.) In general, R. shows little interest in 'close reading. (.) Yet a reviewer's complaints, while perhaps necessary, are churlish and ungrateful when so much has been given. We should praise R.'s enterprise in presenting so attractive an introduction to D. and his success in analysing and explaining some of the best Greek prose of the later period in a manner which will delight and instruct all his readers.' (JOHN MOLES in The Classical Review (New Series), 1993, pp.256-58).…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Moyen. 933, 890, 1084 p. Cote, cachets et porte-carte de biblio. Reliures défraîchies. Intérieur en bon état. I- Couvertures, pages de garde et page frontispice détachées. II. Couverture avant détachée. V- Couverture et page de garde avant détachée.