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Θεοκρίτου τα Ευρισκόμενα
Theokritou ta Evriskomena
Ειδύλλιον - Idyllion
Theocriti
Idyllia
quæ extant cum graecis scholiis notis et indicibus
Josephi Scaligieri, Isaaci Casauboni, et Danielis Heinsii
Emendationes, Notae & Lectiones in Theocriti Idyllia
Oxoniae e Theatro Sheldoniano, impensis Sam. Smith, & Benj. Walford, 1699
Size: 20,5 cm x 13.5cm (8.25in X 5.25in)
pp. 14+254+183
First Oxford Edition
Contemporary Leather Binding
Theocritus (Θεόκριτος, c. 300 BC - after 260 BC) was a Greek poet from Sicily, Magna Graecia, and the creator of Ancient Greek pastoral poetry. His Idylls are still widely read today, much in part to fine 17th-century examples such as this 1699 Oxford printing. This particular edition is considerably noteworthy it features both Latin and original Greek texts.

Κωνσταντίνος Θεοτόκης
Η τιμή και το Χρήμα - I Timi kai to Chrima
Konstantinos Theotokis
Honor and Money
Corfu, Aspioti 1914
With six illustrations engraved outside the text by Markos Zavitzianos
Contemporary Half Leather Binding
One out of 510 Copies
Pages 99
Octavo
Stefanos-Konstantinos Theotokis (1872 – 1923) was a Greek writer and translator, an important representative of the Heptanese School. He wrote both, prose and poetry, while translating works by William Shakespeare, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and others. His best-known works are the novels I timi kai to Chrima (Ηonor and Money), Katadikos (Convict) and I Sklavi sta Desma tous (The Slaves in their Bonds).
Markos Zavitsianos or Zavitzianos (1884 -1923) was a Greek printmaker, painter, and early socialist.

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
Poupées électriques - Electric Dolls
Drame avec une Preface sur Le Futurisme
First Edition
Paris, Bibliotheque international edition E. Sansot, 1909 Signed and dedicated by the author!
19cmx12cm, 192 p + 1 sheet
Brochure Cut and paper slightly foxed at the beginning and end as well as occasionally inside, cover slightly rubbed
Book covered with protection folio!
First French edition, only appeared in this completeness in Italian in 1920
Contains, alongside the drama Poupees Electriques, a complete French version of the Manifesto of Futurism with reference to its publication in Figaro of February 20, 1909
Included is also a full-page dedication by Marinetti to Andre de Ridder, signed by Marinetti and with an Addendum on the opposite page: "Poesia, 2 Via Senato, Milano".
It cannot be said with certainty who the dedication is addressed to, but it will most probably be the Belgian art and literary historian Andre de Ridder (1888–1961), who was already publishing at that… Read More