Search Results: Authors starting with V from Eighth Day Books

Saint Benedict Press / TAN Books, October 2009. Paper Back. New.

NYRB Classics, August 2004. Paper Back. New.

USCCB Publishing, July 1968. Paper Back. Very Good. Staplebound edge shows sunning, otherwise covers are unmarked, as is text. 2005 USCCB edition.

Allied Publishers Pvt. Ltd., January 1986. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Very good, owner inscription, a clean slightly aged copy; in good to VG jacket, edgewear.

Lancelot Andrews Press, 2008. Leatherette. New.

December 2016. Hardcover. New.

D Van Nostrand, January 1962. Paper Back. Very Good. Very good, with only some minor fading, sharp & clean & solid. 128 pp.

Joseph L. Vacca, 2012. Hardcover. As New. As new bound thesis, bishop's library embossing on first page

Random House Inc, 1990-06-01. Hardcover. As New/Very Good. Near Fine book in price-clipped jacket showing a little fading at the edges. Text pristine.

Granta Books, June 1988. Paper Back. Very Good. Light cover wear, firm binding, unmarked text.

AST, Stalker, January 2005. Hardcover. As New. As new, in Russian.

Routledge, May 2021. Paper Back. New.

The Foundry Publishing, September 2020. Paper Back. New.

Bloomsbury Academic, February 2005. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Spine end bumped, a crisp unread copy, VG+ jacket.

Casa Editrice Bonechi, January 1998. Paper Back. New. Still in shrinkwrap.

W. W. Norton & Company, March 2016. Paper Back. Good. Firm binding; light general shelfwear; periodic pencil marks/marginalia to text.

Philosophical Library, February 1956. Hardcover. Good. Used - good, no dustjacket. Spine edges & ends rubbed, previous owner sticker, a clean, solid, unmarked copy. With jacket flap description enclosed. 215 pp.

Princeton University Press, July 2010. Hardcover. Very Good. Book in pristine condition. Minor scuffs to edge of dust jacket.

Yale University Press, April 2010. Paper Back. Good. Externally clean, solid binding, bright plates, red underlining & marginalia in many chapters, a carefully studied copy.

Pennsylvania State University Press, August 2003. Paper Back. New. Let it be said at the outset that this is an academic book. It is a collection of essays written by academic specialists in the fields of Russian, Eastern European and Medieval History and the sociology of religion for other academics. But let it also be said that these are an elite who argue that history should not be elitist. They compile a tremendous amount of original research and expend much mental energy insisting that close attention be paid not only to great theologians articulating and churchmen transmitting doctrine, but equally to the devotional habits and religious passions of common folk. How were popular pious practices connected with miracle-working icons or acclaim for holy men and women to be incorporated into the approved devotion of the Church? What place did women have in Russian Orthodoxy? How did faith shape mundane domestic life? How did numerous eccentric or heretical sects impact church life? What forms did… Read More