Search Results: Authors starting with Y from Scrinium Classical Antiquity

Constable, London, 1997. XVI,286p. Paperback. [Uncorrected proof copy].

Westerham Press, n.p., 1977. XXXIX,131 (plates). Sewn. Spine bit bumped. Cover bit folded and little bit dogs eared. One page bit foxed.

Becht, Amsterdam, 1960. XV,35(x2)p. Nice B&W photographs. Bound wrps.

Von Zabern, Mainz am Rhein, 1987. 171p. Richly ills.(134 full colour and 13 B&W pictures). Imitation leather bound. Pictorial slipcase. From the library of the late Professor Doktor Nikolaus Himmelmann.

Published for the Jewish Historical Society of England by Macmillan, London, 1905. XV,178p. ills. Cloth. Gilt titled. Upper edge gilded. Endpapers and fore edge a bit foxed.Cover a little bit stained.

Maisonneuve et Larose, Paris, 1962. 178,CIVp. ills.(B&W photographs and plans). Bound with dust wrps. Pages due to paper quality partly yellowed.

Makarsbield, Fife, 1958. 2nd ed. with glossary and additional notes. Cloth. Small personal library mark, name as well as author?s dedication on free endpaper. 'I have enjoyed it enormously. It is the most brilliant and amusing achievement. The Lallans is so delightfully classical a language (I had not known this before) that it catches the neatness and sharpness of the Greek as our new Chicago or Minneapolis versions completely fail to do. I am so glad also that you have allowed metre to have its way. It is really needed, and without it, or with only adumbrations of it, one wonders where one is. The songs are most enjoyable ? lively and, as Gilbert Murray used to say, ?irresistibly songful.? Rhyme is a great help with this kind of song ? and you have used it with delightful effect.' (SIR MAURICE BOWRA). From the library of the late Sir Kenneth James Dover.

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (...), 2006. (Reprint 1st ed.2004). XXV,(2),538p. Cloth wrps. 'There are three standard approaches to the study of ancient Christianity. One is historical, another is theological, and finally a third approach is literary. ? The present Cambridge history masterfully integrates these three approaches into one volume, which its editors rightly hope will become 'a standard work of reference.' It is indeed a superb volume, which as its title indicates surveys early Christian literature from its beginnings up to the middle of the fifth century.' (Gregorianum).

Athenaeum - Polak & Van Gennep, Amsterdam, 1986. 5th ed. 322p. Original black gilt titled cloth with dust wrps. Dust wrps to extremeties slightly scratched. Series: Grote Belletrie Serie. Nice copy.

Athenaeum-Polak & Van Gennep, Amsterdam, 1995. 14th ed. 307p. Paperback. Spine slightly discoloured. Gift intention on title page.

De Spieghel, Amsterdam, 1934. 395p. ills. Half cloth. Cover stained. Edges a bit foxed. Some rust stains in margins.

Boucher, 's-Gravenhage, 1960. 135p. Cloth wrps.

Eureia, Ulvenhout, 1995. 128p. ills. Wire stitched. Name and data hand written on inside front cover. A few markings and annotations.

Eureia, Ulvenhout, 1994. 96. ills. Wire stitched. Cover bit creased, scratched and used. Name and data hand written on inside front cover.

Ysebaert, Ulvenhout, n.d. 64p. ills. Wire stitched.

Cornell University Press, Ithaca/London, 1996. XV,316p. Paperback. Series: Rhetoric and Society.