London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1970. Cloth. Good +/Good. x, 429, 11 p. 23 cm. Red cloth hardcover in dustjacket. Bottom corners bumped and small white mark top rear. In dustjacket with a few tears and chips to edges. Pages neat and clean. Topics: the characteristics and effects of presocratic philosophy; Ionian philosophy; review of F. M. Cornford; equality and justice in early Greek cosmologies; theology and philosophy in early Greek thought; Popper on science and the presocratics; Theophrastus; Aristotle as historian; hot and cold, dry and wet in early Greek thought; Anaximander and the beginnings of Greek philosophy; Pythagoreans and Greek mathematics; the discovery of incommensurability by Hippasus of Metapontum; on Heraclitus.
London: J. Johnson & Co, nd. Second Edition. Hardcover. Fair. vi, 552 p. 22 cm. Engraved title page. Half leather with marbled paper boards. Front board detached, upper portion of spine missing, rear hinge cracked. Also chipped lower spine, worn corners. Front free endpaper detached. Foxing and staining mainly to first and last pages. Political essays on the reasons for the union of the colonies, colonial taxation, American discontent, Indian affairs, etc. Also papers on various subjects like busybodies, the way to wealth, early marriages, chess, the death of relatives, a dialogue with gout, and so on.
East Aurora, NY: The Roycrofters, 1923. Leatherbound. Near fine. 94 p. 21 cm. Frontispiece portrait. Suede yapped covers over boards. Brown ribbon marker. Silk endpapers. Ink inscription on a front endpaper.
Toronto: Printed by Hunter, Rose & Co, 1885. Hardcover. Good. 65 p. 23 cm. Red cloth hardcover with black and gold impressing. Cloth is soiled and spotted. Cracking at first page of text and rear endpapers. Small tear in first page.
Northampton: The Francis Bacon Research Trust, 1983. Softcover. Fine. 64 p. 20 cm. B&w illustrations. Paperback. Includes Errata slip.
Leipzig; Paris: Bernhard Tauchnitz; Librairie Henri Gaulon and The Galignani Library, 1915. Authorised edition. Paperback. Good +. Specially selected and arranged for the Tauchnitz Edition by Edward Waldo Emerson. Tauchnitz Edition Collection of British and American Authors vol. 4512. R. W. Emerson 3. 285 p. 17 cm. Original paper covers. Ink stamp on front cover and on first page. Pages uncut. Includes Nature I, Nature II, The American Scholar, Literary Ethics, The Method of Nature, Perpetual forces, Country Life, Natural History of Intellect.
Leipzig; Paris: Bernhard Tauchnitz; Librairie Henri Gaulon, 1919 on title page; rear cover publisher's listings dated Dec. 1922. Paperback. Good. Tauchnitz Edition Collection of British and American Authors vol. 4526. 237 p. 17 cm. Original paper covers. Darkened spine, tear in spine tail, ink notations on front cover, ink stamp on title page, paper darkened. Pages uncut. Glossary at rear. "The Copyright of this Collection is purchased for Continental Circulation only, and the volumes may therefore not be introduced into Great Britain or her Colonies."
East Lansing, MI: Colleagues Press, 1988. Hardcover. Fine/Near fine. Studies in Literature, 1500-1800 No. 2. xv, 247 p. 24 cm. Green hardcover in dustjacket. A little soiling to jacket.
Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 1967. Cloth. Ex library - very good. Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society Vol. 69. xxviii, 573 p. 31 cm. 5 illustrations. Brown cloth hardcover with gold print. Some label residue and pencil mark on front. Ex library with call number on lower spine, labels and ink stamps on endpapers, ink stamps on text block edges, blind stamp on title page. Bibliography
London: J. Buckland et al, 1782. Leatherbound. Very good +. x, 365, [1] p. 22 cm. Full leather. Spine decorated in gilt with flowers, stems, and banenrs. Burgundy spine label. Upper corners worn and spine tail very slightly chipped. Light foxing. Some offsetting on a front page. Title continues: "With a Variety of rules to Guard Against Error, in the affairs of Religion and Human Life, As well as in the Sciences." Though best known as a hymn writer, Isaac Watts (1674-1748) also wrote this popular book on logic. First published in 1724, the book is meant for beginners in logic and divides its study into four parts: Perception, Judgement, Reasoning, and Method. Watts' Logic became the standard text on the subject at Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, and Yale, being used at Oxford for well over 100 years.
New York; Toronto: G. P. Putnam's Sons; Willing & Williamson, 1879. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. xiii, 200 p. 21 cm. 3 b&w plates with tissue guards. Brown cloth hardcover with blank impressing. Some soiling to boards, bumped corners, softened spine ends, small scuff on lower spine. Front free endpaper missing. Signature on a preliminary page. R. M. Bucke dedicates this book to his friend, American poet Walt Whitman, for his "exalted moral nature." Bucke divides man's moral nature into three parts: 1) active nature, by which he acts, 2) intellectual nature, by which he knows, and 3) moral nature proper, by which he feels. Moral nature, Bucke believes, has a physiological basis in the sympathetic nervous system (pictured opposite p. 48) and intellectual nature in the cerebral spinal system (pictured opposite p. 60). He concluds that an evolution in man's moral nature reflects a development of his sympathetic nervous system. The signature of F. E. Perrin at front may be that of London, Ontario resident Finley Ewart Perrin.
London: G. Bell & Sons, 1913. Cloth. Very good +/Good. Bohn's Popular Library No. 16. lxxvi, 381 p. 17 cm. Orange cloth hardcover in mylar-covered early dustjacket. Chipped and torn upper spine to jacket, lower portion of jacket darkened. Bohn's Popular Library listed on flaps.
Glasgow: Robertus et Andreas Foulis, 1751. 156 p. 15 cm. Leather. Front hinge cracking, corners worn. Small reference label on front pastedown, ink stamp at top of half title. Traditionally ascribed to Cassius Longinus. Ex editione tertia Zachariae Pearce, Episcopi Bangoriensis, expressum. Text in Latin and Greek.
Madrid: Blas Roman, 1777. Vellum. Good. [12], 344 p. 22 cm. Vellum. Stained exterior. Front hinge splitting from spine. Occasional foxing but overall clean and bright. Spanish text.
Amherst: Moutard, 1785. Nouvelle Edition. Disbound. Fair. 312 p. 17 cm. Disbound. In marbled endpapers. First two leaves loosening, ink notation on title page and inside rear cover. Some dampstains within. French text.
New Haven: Yale University Press, 1929. Cloth. Very good. xvi, 169 p. 24 cm. 5 b&w illustrations. Blue cloth hardcover. Some spotting to cloth, corners bumped, small dent in front fore-edge.
London: Tomas Woodward, 1741. Leatherbound. Ex library - fair. Pages 683-792; 287; [93] p. 24 cm. Full leather. Spine worn with chipped ends, cracked hinges, corners worn. Ex library with bookplate and ink stamp on title page, front free endpaper loosening, ink notation on title page, ink stamps on first pages. Latin and Greek text.
Geneva: Hered Cramer, 1747. Leatherbound. Very good. Vol. 4 ONLY including parts I and II. [7], iii-xviii, 348, xii, 690p. LATIN language text. Engraved frontispiece for Part II only. Ex-library with small label and bookplate on front endpapers. Leather shows wear with tears, scuffing, and cracks. Hinges and cords exposed. Corners bumped and exposed. Some spotting to endpapers and title page. Text unmarked. Sold "as-is." Qui, I. HIstoriam Iuris Civilis Romani et Germanici, II. Antiquitatum Romanarum Syntagma Insigniter Auctum Exhibet.
Geneva: Hered Cramer, et Fratr. Philibert, 1748. Leatherbound. Very good. Vol. 5 ONLY including parts I and II. xi, 367, xvi, 812p. LATIN language text. Ex-library with small label and bookplate on front endpapers. Leather shows wear with faded boards, scuffing and bumped corners. Leather on hinges split with cords exposed. Pages clean. Text unmarked. Sold "as-is." In quo, Elementa Iuris Civilis Secundum Ordinem Institutionum et Pandectarum, Commoda Auditoribus Methodo Adornata.
Rothomagi: Ioannis Berthelini, 1668. Leatherbound. Very good. Vol. 1 ONLY. [22], 278, [2], 500p. Latin language text. Ex-library with bookplate, stampe, and label on front endpapers.Binding secure. Leather worn away along hinges with cords exposes. Scuffing and tears along edges, corners, and extremes. Pieces of leather missing from spine. Pages clean. Text unmarked. Sold "as-is." Pars Prio, Cui idem praefixit Origeniana, Tripartitum opus, quo Origenis narratur vita, doctrina excutitur, scripta recensentur. Pierre Daniel Huet (1630-1721) was an internationally renowned scholar during the late-European Renaissance and an important figure in the Republic of Letters.
