Search Results: Titles starting with R from Antiquariaat Fragmenta Selecta

Amsterdam, NHUM, 1981. 33 p. Wrappers. 24 cm (Med. KNAW)

Bonn, Habelt, 1978. 34 p., 6 plates. Wrappers. 27.5 cm (Offprint ZPE, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik, Band 28, 1978) (Early christian monuments from the plain of Altintas in the Turkish province Kütahya, the Tembris valley, on the upper reaches of the ancient Tembris, modern Porsuk river in ancient Phrygia) (Best wishes of the author on the frontcover)

(Paris, Eur. Cultural Foundation, 1980). 34 p. Wrs. 23 cm (Cahier, Occasional Paper 7)

Leiden, NINO, 1948. 62 p., ills. & pls. Wrs. 20 cm

Leiden, A.W. Sijthoff, 1896. XX,228 p. Boards. 23.5 cm (Rebound. Many pencil notes in Dutch in the text)

Paris, 1902 37 p., 11 plates. Wrappers. 24 cm (Offprint from 'Nouvelles Archives des Missions Scientifiques, tome X) (Back strengthened with a strip of white paper)

Npl., 1935. (2),10 p., illustrations, 1 plate. Plain wrappers. 26.5 cm (Offprint American Journal of Archaeology, Volume XXXIX, (1935), no. 3)

Lpz., Hinrich, 1933. 38 p.; 8 pls. Wrs. (Der Alte Orient 33, 1/2)

N.pl., n.d. 201 p. Wrs. (Offpr. Historia (It.), 1931/35; photocopy)

Amst., Gieben, 1997. XV,327 p., 16 plates. Hardbound (Archaia Hellas, 3)(Stamp on title)

Amsterdam, 1717. 12mo. 287,(1 blank) p. Mottled calf. 16.5 cm (Ref: Brunet 1,822; 3 copies in STCN; cf. Ebert 18665) (Details: Gilt back with a red morocco letterpiece. Marbled endpapers. Edges dyed red. Ttitle in red & black. The first 184 pages contain the two dissertations on Ratramnus, p. 185-287 contain the Latin text with an opposing French translation) (Condition: Corners slightly bumped) (Note: Ratramnus was a Benedictine monk of Corbie (+ 870). In 843/44 he wrote this work on request of Charles the Bald, in which he emphasises the figurative nature of the sacraments, and contradicted the doctrine of the transsubstantiation. He also goes under the name Bertram or Intramn. The book was considered to be heretic, and forbidden in 1050. During the Reformation the book was rediscovered by protestants. The author of the two dissertations is the English clergyman, Canon of Worcester, and antiquary William Hopkins (1647-1700). The translator is the Huguenot refugee J.-F. Bernard. (See Bakhuizen,… Read More

Bologna, Univ. Press of Bologna, 1983. 256 p., ills. Stiff wrs. 30 cm (Fonti e Studi 7)

Ravenna, Longo, (1977). 111 p., ills. Stiff wrs. 33 cm (In Italian, French, German & English; popular)

Bruxelles, Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles, 1982. 528 p.; 61 plates, portrait. Stiff wrappers 24 cm (Festschrift)

Paris, Plon, (1922 - 1927). 2 vols: 230;306 p. H.cl. (Rebound)

Paris, Nelson, 1936. Sm8vo. 122 p., 4 pls. Cl.

Toulouse, Paris, Éduard Privat, Henri Didier, 1940. 200 p. Wrs. 19 cm (Cover plasticized. Some faint pencil. Bookplate on front flyleaf. Paper yellowing)

Székesfehérvár, 1976. 21 p., 21 pls. Wrs. 21x22 cm (In Hungarian & French )

N.pl., S.A. Esso Belgium, 1964. 53 p., ills. Wrappers 30 cm (Completely devoted to the Olympic Games in antiquity and 'la renaissance des Jeux Olympiques'; publ. on occasion of the coming Olympic Games in Tokyo; Janssen was an influential Dutch museum director and art critic, especially on television)