The Occult Life of Jesus of Nazareth / A Debate on Spiritualism Between Moses Hull and Eld. W.R. Covert by Smyth, Alexander - 1899

Japan: Enichi-Kai, 1991 204 pages and 6 pages B & W photos. Japanese English bilingual edition. 56 pages in English and 148 pages in Japanese. Dustjacket has only a hint of handling. Tail of spine only slightly bumped. A fine copy of a very uncommon book.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Approx.6 " x 8 1/2" Tall.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Cloth. Near Fine/Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 713p. index. The first systematic collection of Latin sermons in England with the themes of pastoral care, orthodoxy, and Lollardly. This book is an important contribution to the study of medieval preaching and will be essential for scholars of late medieval literature, history and religious thought.

Rome, 1983 Hardcover superbly bound in black pebbled cloth with gilt lettering on spine, the edges are lovely with a red and gold gilt pattern. There are three separate sections paginated separately. The first is titled above and contains 128 pp. The second is Missale Parvum-Ad Usum Sacerdotis Itinerantis with 178 pp. The third is Lectionarium with 94 pp. and an index.New

Berlin: Haude et Spener. Fair with no dust jacket; Boards worn, front board nearly detached, head . and foot of spine chipped, pages toned and some light foxing to . preliminary and last several leaves. 1763. Hardcover. Quarterbound leather with speckled paper-covered boards. [7], iv-xiv, 405, [5] pp. One folding leaf at rear containing two engraved geometric figures. Gilt-stamped leather lettering piece in one compartment, manuscript paper label in another, and gilt flower designs stamped in the remaining three. Text in French and ancient Greek. Analysis of writings of Timaeus of Locri, as included in Plato's works, and other philosophical discussion, including further notes on his bestselling “La Philosophie du Bon Sens", by the French writer who was a free thinker and contemporary of Voltaire. His unorthodox views led him to the court of Frederick the Great, where he spent much of his adult life. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .

Rare - collectible copy of Norbert Wiener's classic. This is the first edition 7th printing. Bright red cloth cover with black and white title block, but with some shelf wear on edges. Inside there is some browning and an imperfection on the title page - see pictures, but otherwise the text is clean and unmarked. Not an ex-library copy and without any prior owner inscriptions. Overall very good condition given its age. See pictures for condition.

Chicago IL: The Elder Co., 1896. Purple Binding has gilt spine lettering, Beveled blind stamped Deco boards w/Gilt Deco and lettering on cover, gilt page edges. 'Illustrated with over One Hundred Superb Engravings made Direct from The World's Greatest Paintings of Our Lord' Described as 'A Book Without Words', each full pg illustration is followed with Title, Artist and Engraver info. Works include; The Boy Christ, The Lost Piece of Silver, Mother of Sorrows, The Holy Women at the Tomb, Madonna of the Lilly by Da Vinci, etc. etc. Intro reads: "This is the Age of Illustrations. The Eye and Mind are quicker educated by a single glance at a Fine Picture than by hours devoted to reading of Printed Matter" Printed for Subscribers Only, this is a Rare Fine Copy of Religious Art.*Oversized-extra for Priority Mail Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Limited Edition.. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Cloth. Near Fine/Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 713p. index. The first systematic collection of Latin sermons in England with the themes of pastoral care, orthodoxy, and Lollardly. This book is an important contribution to the study of medieval preaching and will be essential for scholars of late medieval literature, history and religious thought.

New York: Macmillan, 1868. Second edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 48 pages. 4 x 5 1/4 in. high. Blue cloth with gilt lettering on cover. Condition of the book is VERY GOOD; Front hinge starting to crack, small booksellers stamp on front paste-down (Kirby & Co. Booksellers, 633 Broadway, New York), small label on rear paste-down ( Bound by Kirby & Co. Kirby St. E.C.), inscription dated 1869 on back of ffep, one small marginal note in pencil, otherwise text is very clean.

London: T. Meighan, 1743. Hardcover. Good +. Attributed to John Gother. Vol. 3 only (of 3 volumes): 534 p.; 15 cm. Signatures: A-Y12 Z4(-Z4) 12mo. Contemporary calf with gilt-ruled borders on both boards. Old unskilled leather spine replacement. Inscribed on title page "Rowland Eyre" and in another hand "Hassop Chapel"; back free endpaper has "Prayers for our Country" written on both sides, in a hand matching the Rowland Eyre signature. Hassop Chapel was built in 1806 and used until 1838. There have been a number of men named Rowland Eyre who were descendants of the more well-known Rowland Eyre who erected the new Hassop Hall in the 17th century, but determining which of them was the owner of this book is not possible. John Gother, to whom this volume of prayers is attributed, was a 17th-century English convert to Catholicism, and the Eyre family were staunch English Catholics who probably knew Gother, as he served as chaplain at nearby Warkworth for a time.… Read More

Rome, 1983 Hardcover superbly bound in black pebbled cloth with gilt lettering on spine, the edges are lovely with a red and gold gilt pattern. There are three separate sections paginated separately. The first is titled above and contains 128 pp. The second is Missale Parvum-Ad Usum Sacerdotis Itinerantis with 178 pp. The third is Lectionarium with 94 pp. and an index.New