Laszlo torok (88 resultados)

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Condición: New. This volume takes a decentered look at early modern empires and rejects the center/periphery divide. With an unconventional geographical set of cases, including the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg, Iberian, French and British empires, as well as China, contributors seize the spatial dynamics of the scientific enterprise. Editor(s): Kontler, Laszlo; Romano, Antonella; Sebastiani, Silvia; Torok, Borbala Zsuzsanna. Series: Palgrave Studies in Cultural and Intellectual History. Num Pages: 287 pages, 1 black & white illustrations, biography. BIC Classification: HBAH; HBG; HBJD; HBL; HBTQ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 216 x 140 x 15. Weight in Grams: 368. . 2014. Paperback. . . . .…

souple. Condición: Bon. 1 vol. 4to. softcover, lots of col. pictures, Központi Papnevel Intézet, Mikes Kiado, Budapest, 1998, 47 pp. + circa 50 pp. of colored pictures. Text in Magyar, with summary in German. All legends are in both Magyar and German. Very nice copy Langue: Hongrois.

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Condición: fine. 1983, 95pp, paperback met flappen in goede staat.

Condición: New. This volume takes a decentered look at early modern empires and rejects the center/periphery divide. With an unconventional geographical set of cases, including the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg, Iberian, French and British empires, as well as China, contributors seize the spatial dynamics of the scientific enterprise. Editor(s): Kontler, Laszlo; Romano, Antonella; Sebastiani, Silvia; Torok, Borbala Zsuzsanna. Series: Palgrave Studies in Cultural and Intellectual History. Num Pages: 287 pages, 1 black & white illustrations, biography. BIC Classification: HBAH; HBG; HBJD; HBL; HBTQ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 216 x 140 x 15. Weight in Grams: 368. . 2014. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.…

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In-4° pp. 48 con 119 foto a col. su tav. f.t. Leg. edit. ill. a colori.

Couverture souple. Condición: bon. RO20216860: 1988. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Livré sans Couverture, Agraffes rouillées, Intérieur frais. Paginé de 251 à 258. Texte en anglais. Relié par deux agraffes. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon.

Condición: Sehr gut. 144 Seiten sehr gutes Exemplar / ato kniha vysvetluje sovetskou vojenskou symboliku od raných dnu sovetského státu, ale klícové období jejího zájmu je mezi lety 1943 a 1945, kdy Stalin vedome o ivil mnohé tradice z carské historie, aby proti nacistickým vetrelcum rozdmýchal plamen ruského vlastenectví. cs Gewicht in Gramm: 1106 21,4 x 2,3 x 30,2 cm, gebundene Ausgabe.…

Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Very Rare (études Publiées par les Chaires d'Histoire Ancienne de l'Université Loránd Eötvös de Budapest, 26). This scholarly soft cover publication is xviii + 246 pages in length, with 14 black-and-white maps. Our copy is perfectly clean, appears unread, and is in near fine condition. Photographs are available upon request. …

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Hardcover. Condición: Very good +. Hardcover. 9 5/8" X 6 1/2". xix, 525pp, plus 44 figures and 30 plates. Bound in glossy pictorial printed laminated cloth over boards. Very mild shelfwear to binding, with bumping to tail of spine. Binding is firm and sound. Pages are clean, bright, and unmarked. ABOUT THIS BOOK: The development of Kushite concepts of order in the state and the cosmos forms the focus of László Török's latest volume. Taking a wide variety of textual and iconographical evidence as his points of departure, the author sheds light on the formation of, and interaction between basic concepts such as inhabited space, sacred space, sacred landscape, historical memory and political legitimacy. The author traces this development by discussing the royal and temple texts, urban architecture, the structure of temple iconography, and the relationship between the society and the temples as places of popular worship, archives of historical memory, and centres of cultural identity.This volume presents the first comprehensive study on the subject. Probleme der Ägyptologie, Volume: 18. (Publisher). 9 5/8" X 6 1/2". xix, 525pp, plus 44 figures and 30 plates. Bound in glossy pictorial printed laminated cloth over boards. Very mild shelfwear to binding, with bumping to tail of spine. Binding is firm and sound. Pages are clean, bright, and unmarked. ABOUT THIS BOOK: The development of Kushite concepts of order in the state and the cosmos forms the focus of László Török's latest volume. Taking a wide variety of textual and iconographical evidence as his points of departure, the author sheds light on the formation of, and interaction between basic concepts such as inhabited space, sacred space, sacred landscape, historical memory and political legitimacy. The author traces this development by discussing the royal and temple texts, urban architecture, the structure of temple iconography, and the relationship between the society and the temples as places of popular worship, archives of historical memory, and centres of cultural identity.This volume presents the first comprehensive study on the subject. Probleme der Ägyptologie, Volume: 18. (Publisher). …

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Museum of Fine Art, Budapest, 2005. First edition. In-4, 278 pages. Original softcover, a very good copy. From the library of Egyptologist Charles Cornell Van Siclen III (VSX). Language: English. This book ships from the USA, shipping costs will be updated accordingly (TXR). Relevant subjects: Egypt: Catalogue, Coptic. …

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Paperback. Condición: Gut. 189 p. From the estate of the diplomat and orientalist Prof. Dr Werner Daum (1943-2025). With notes on the first few pages. A good, clean copy, showing only slight wear. Aus dem Nachlass des Diplomaten und Orientalisten Prof. Dr. Werner Daum (1943-2025). Mit Notizen auf den ersten Seiten. Gutes und sauberes Exemplar, lediglich berieben. - - Preface by Sir Laurence Kirwan - - List of plates - - Introduction - - 1. The last century of the Meroitic kingdom - - 1. Economy and administration - - 1.1. Economy: the sources - - 1.2. Lower Nubian administration: the viceroy - - 1.3. Officials subordinate to the viceroy - - 1.4. Administration of the south - - 1.5. Administration of the Dodekaschoinos - - 2. The peoples of the late Meroitic kingdom - - 2.1. The Nubian-speaking peoples - - 2.2. The Blemmyans - - 3. Political history - - 3.1. Conflicts in Lower Nubia before 298 A.D. - - 3.2. The withdrawal of the Roman frontier to Syene - - 3.3. Lower Nubia between A.D. 298 and c. 370 - - II. The end Meroe - - 1. The date of the end of Meroe - - 1.1. The evidence of the Ezana inscription DAE - - 1.2. Interpretation of the inscription - - 1.3. Date of the inscription - - 1.4. The Meroitic kingdom at the time of Ezana's campaign - - 1.5. On the ?.AC inscription - - 2. The causes of the end of the Meroitic kingdom - - 2.1. Views on the causes of Meroitic decline - - 2.2. Causes of the decline of Meroe - - 2.3. The Axumite inscriptions from Meroe City - - 2.4. The Noba and the last period of the Meroitic kingdom - - 2.5. The end of Meroitic rule in Lower Nubia - - III. Post-Meroitic Nubia: historical sources - - 1. Sources to Nubian history in the late 4th and the 5th century - - 1.1. The transition. - - 1.2. The Blemmyan conquest of the Dodekaschoinos. - - Egypt and the Blemmyes: the Philae graffito 436 1.3. - - 1.4. Olympiodorus' visit in Blemmyan Lower Nubia in c. 418-421 - - 1.5. The Appion letter and Nubian-Egyptian relations around 425-450 - - 1.6. Noubadian foederates of Rome in the 1st half of the 5th c. - - 1.7. The defeat of the Noubadians and Blemmyes in 452 - - 1.8. The treaty with the Empire - - 1.9. The effect of the treaty - - 1.10. Silko and the expulsion of the Blemmyes - - 1.11. Silko, Abourni and Phonen. The Phonen letter - - 1.12. The representations of Silko in Kalabsha - - 1.13. Development under Silko's successor - - 1.14. The date of Silko, Abourni and Phonen - - 1.15. The Tantani letters - - 2. The Gebelen documents - - 2.1. Introduction - - 2.2. The documents - - 2.3. The date of the documents - - 3. Noubadians and Blemmyes in the early 6th century - - 3.1. The question of Nubian Christianity before the middle of the 6th c. - - 3.2. The post-Meroitic kingdoms at the eve of conversion - - Post-Meroitic Nubia: archaeological sources - - 1. The royal cemeteries of Qustul and Ballana - - 1.1. Introduction - - 1.2. Dating evidences - - 1.3. Classification of the tombs - - 1.3.1. Types A, A/1, A/C - - 1.3.2. Type B - - 1.3.3. Type C - - 1.3.4. Type D - - 1.3.5. Type E - - 1.3.6. Type F - - 1.3.7. Smaller tombs - - 1.4. Problematic points of the typology. Developmental models. Burial rites - - 1.5. The dating of the individual funerary equipments - - § 1: tomb Q 14 - - § 2: tombs Q 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15 - - § 3: tomb Q 3 - - § 4: tomb Q 22 - - § 5: tomb Q 17 - - § 6: tombs Q 24 and Q 25 - - § 7: tomb Q 31 - - § 8: tombs Q 36 and Q 26 - - §9: tombs Q 2 and Q 48 - - §10: tomb B 80 - - § 11: tomb B 2. - - § 12: tomb B 6. - - § 13: tomb B 90 - - § 14: tomb B 49 - - § 15: tomb B 47 - - § 16: tombs B 51, B 52 - - § 17: tomb B 84 - - 18: tomb B 9. - - § 19: tomb B 37 - - § 20: tombs of layout type Z/3: B 5, F 5, B 18, ? 27, ? 60, ? 70, and of layout type Z/4: B 24, B 44 - - § 21: tomb B 4. - - § 22: tomb B 10 - - 23: tombs of layout type Z/3A, B 1, 8, 13, 14, 22, 28, 31 - - 24: tomb B3. - - 25: tomb B 68 - - § 26: tombs B 48, 21 - - § 27: tomb B 73 - - § 28: tomb B 95 - - 29: tomb B 121 - - 30: tomb B 122 - - 31: tombs of layout type F/2A: B 72, 76 - - §32: tomb B 114 - - § 33: tomb B 111 - - § 34: tomb B 118 - - § 35: tomb B 110 - - 1.6. Typological tables - - Table 1. The chronology of the layout types - - Table 2. Distribution of the features indicating royal and princely Muti-burials - - Table 3. Concordance I. Tombs listed by number - - Table 4. Concordance II. Imported objects listed by tombs in chronological order - - A. Silver horse trappings. - - B. Church silver - - C. Silver plate from B 3 - - D. Silver plate. - - E. Silver toilet vessels - - F. Jewellery - - G. Wooden cascets - - H. Alabaster vessels - - J. African Red Slip Ware vessels - - K. Glass vessels - - L. Toilet utensils - - M. Bronze incense burners - - N. Bronze lamps - - Table 5. Concordance III. Imported bronze vessels by types - - Table 6. Concordance - - IV. Chronological distribution of pottery wares - - A. Nubian Wares - - B. Aswan Wares - - C. Middle- and Lower Egyptian Wares - - 1.7. Comments on Table 6 - - 1.8. The Ballana crowns: typology and iconography - - Table 7. The crowns from Ballana - - 1.9. On the technical aspect of the crowns - - 1.10. Traces of gilding on Qustul and Ballana finds - - 1.11. Table 8. Concordance V. Bronze bells by tombs - - 2. Non-Royal cemeteries - - 3. The Kalabsha area - - 4. The Sayala cemeteries - - 5. Cemeteries around Qasr Ibrim - - 6. A remark on the post-Meroitic cemetery at Gebel Adda - - 7. On some graves at Faras and Serra - - 8. Gemai - - 9. The area between Dal and Nilwatti - - 10. The cemetery of Abri-Missiminia - - 11. Firka - - 12. Kosha - - 13. The post-Meroitic grave at Tabo - - 14. The Tanqasi Culture - - 15. The Noba graves of Meroe City - - 16. El Kadada, Gereif East. - - 17.Settlements - - 17.1. Sayala - - 17.2. Wadi el Arab - - 17.3. Qasr Ibrim - - 17.4. Arminna West. - - 17.5. Abdallah Nirqi - - 17.6. Gebel Adda - - 17.7. Gezira Dabarosa - - 17.8. Meinarti. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 250.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Sehr gut. XV, 589, [54] S.; Ill., Kt. From the estate of the diplomat and orientalist Prof. Dr Werner Daum (1943-2025). With notes on the first few pages and underlining throughout the book. A good, clean copy, showing only slight wear. Aus dem Nachlass des Diplomaten und Orientalisten Prof. Dr. Werner Daum (1943-2025). Mit Notizen auf den ersten Seiten und Anstreichungen im Buch. Gutes und sauberes Exemplar, lediglich berieben. - - I. Introduction - - 1. The history of research - - 1.1. The early explorers - - 1.2. The Lepsius expedition. - - 1.3. Evolutionist and colonial horizons. - - 1.4. The First and Second Archaeological Surveys and the impact of Ethnic Prehistory - - 1.5. The UNESCO Salvage Campaign and the impact of New Archaeology - - 1.6. From New Archaeology to "nationalist archaeology" and the emergence of neo-historicism - - 2. The land - - 2.1. The environment - - 2.1.1. Geology and geographical subdivisions - - 2.1.2. Climate - - 2.1.3. Soil and vegetation. - - Land use - - 2.1.4. Natural resources - - 3. The peoples of the Middle Nile Region - - 3.1. The iconographical record - - 3.2. The textual record - - 3.3. Anthropological investigations - - 3.4. Palaeodemography - - 3.5. Language - - II. Historical and archaeological evidence - - 1. Historical evidence - - 1.1. The internal evidence - - 1.1.1. The texts in hieroglyphic Egyptian - - 1.1.2. The Meroitic evidence - - 1.2. The external evidence - - 1.2.1. The inscriptions from the Dodecaschoenus - - 1.2.2. The image of Kush in classical literature - - 2. Archaeological evidence - - III. The end of the Egyptian domination and the emergence of the kingdom of Kush (c. 1188-760 BC) - - 1. The sources - - 1.1. Textual evidence - - 1.2. Archaeological evidence - - 2. The Middle Nile Region in the final period of the Egyptian domination - 2.1. Egypt and Kush in the New Kingdom - - 2.2. Egypt and the native political structures - - 3. The end of the Egyptian domination - - 3.1. Egypt and Kush in the middle of the 11th century BC - - 3.2. Egypt and the Middle Nile Region in the 11th to 8th centuries BC - - 4. The indigenous successor states and their unification - - 4.1. The el Kurru chiefdom - - 4.2. The northern expansion of the el Kurru chiefdom - - 4.3. The southern expansion of the el Kurru chiefdom - - IV. Kush under the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty (c. 760-656 BC) - - 1. The sources - - 1.1. Textual evidence - - 1.2. Archaeological evidence - - 2. The double kingship of Kush and Egypt from Kashta to the Saite reunification of Egypt - - 2.1. Kushite-Egyptian relations under Kashta (c. 760-747 BC) - - 2.2. The reign of Piye (c. 747-716 BC) - - 2.3. The reigns of Shabaqo (c. 716-702 BC) and Shebitqo (c. 702-690 BC) - - 2.4. The reign of Taharqo (690-664 BC) - - 2.5. The reign of Tanwetamani (664-656 BC) and the end of Kushite rule in Egypt - - V. The intellectual foundations of the kingdom of Kush - - 1. Introductory note on Kushite archaism - - 2. The evidence - - 2.1. Royal inscriptions - - 2.2. Royal titularies - - 3. The structure of the state - - 3.1. The enthronement of the king and the native origins of the myth of the state - - 3.1.1. Legitimation in the human sphere - - 3.1.2. Coronation journey - - 3.1.3. Enthronement at Napata - - 3.1.4. Enthronement at Kawa and the joy of Isis - - 3.1.5. Enthronement at Pnubs and Tare - - 3.1.6. Ambulatory kingship - - 3.2. The influence of Third Intermediate Period Egypt - - 3.2.1. The queens as priestesses of Amûn - - 3.2.2. The female succession - - 3.2.3. The Amûn oracles and the initiation to kingship - - 3.3. Government and society - - 4. The myth of the state - - 4.1. Royal succession - - 4.2. The sources of royal power and the royal duties - - 4.2.1. The Nubian Amûn-Rê - - 4.2.2. The burial of the predecessor. Divine sonship - - 4.2.3. The "election" - 4.2.4. The king's divine nature - - 4.2.5. The royal duties. Equity, reciprocity and solidarity - - 4.3. The iconography of kingship (8th-6th centuries BC) - - 5. Religion - - 5.1. Cults and temples - - 5.1.1. The origins - - 5.1.2. The Amûn gods - - 5.1.3. Other deities - - 5.1.4. Royal cult - - 5.1.5. Temples, sacred landscapes and historical memory - - 5.1.6. Mortuary religion - - 6. Architecture and arts in the 10th-7th centuries BC - - VI. The kingdom of Kush between the withdrawal from Egypt and the end of the "Napatan" dynasty (from 656 to the mid-3rd century BC) - - 1. The sources - - 1.1. Textual evidence - - 1.2. Toponyms - - 1.3. Archaeological evidence - - 2. Political history - - 2.1. Kushite-Egyptian relations in the period of the Egyptian Twenty-Sixth Dynasty (664-525 BC) - - 2.2. From Atlanersa to Aspelta (second half of the 7th to the early 6th century BC) Nubian campaign of Psamtik II in 593 BC - - 2.3. The 2.4. Kush in the 6th and 5th centuries BC - - 2.5. Kush at the turn of the 5th and 4th centuries BC - - 2.6. Kush in the 4th and early 3rd centuries BC - - 3. Society and culture - - 3.1. The inhabited space - - 3.2. Building and society - - 3.3. Image and society - - 3.4. Artefact and society - - VII. The kingdom of Kush between the emergence of the "Meroitic" dynasty and the disintegration of the kingdom (from the middle of the 3rd century BC to the early 5th - - century AD) 1. The sources - - 1.1. Textual evidence - - 1.2. Archaeological evidence - - 1.3. Toponyms - - 2. Political history - - 2.1. The emergence of the "Meroitic" dynasty - - 2.2. Kush and Ptolemaic Egypt - - 2.3. The Lower Nubian resettlement - - 2.4. The central region of the kingdom in the 3rd to 1st centuries BC - - 2.5. The conflict with Rome (29-21/20 BC) - 2.6. From 21/20 BC to the late 1st century AD - - 2.7. From the early 2nd to the mid-3rd century AD - - 2.8. The last century of the "Meroitic" dynasty and the disintegration of the kingdom - - 3. Society - - 3.1. Government, economy, settlements and social - - stratification - - 3.2. Kinship and decorum - - 4. Religion - - 4.1. Temples and cults - - 4.2. Mortuary religion - - 5. Architecture.…