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176195191Bombay: Bazm-i-Isha'at. 17611961. 1st ed thus. pp.xx 39 ii errata xlii Persian text text in English and Persian pages curled upper right original cloth backed damaged paper bds stitching weak poor condition contents very good condition Third Battle of Panipat took place January 1761 at Panipat north of Delhi between Sadashivrao Bhau and Ahmadshah Durrani. Translated from the Rampur Manuscript of Kashiraj's account which was written at Lucknow in A.H. 1227 A.D. 1812 1st edition thus. Bazm-i-Isha'at hardcover
1769118826Yverdon : De Flice 1769. 190x140mm. LV - 340Êpages cartonnage muet en attente de reliure. Ex-libris moderne. Intrieur propre. 711 (De Flice) unknown
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1752KMP-0662-15660La Societe des Libraires 1752. Leather Bound. Good. In French. 1752 La Societe des Libraires Paris duodecimo 4 1/8 x 6 3/4 inches tall full contemporary leather bound intricate gilt-tooled floral compartments and the original contrasting red leather title label 'IMITATION DE J. CHRIST' to spine xxiv 638 10 pp. Binding shows moderate wear with vertical cracking along the spine leather and typical rubbing and drying to the joints corners and spine ends. Interior features a contemporary prior owner's name inscribed on the front pastedown. Light-to-moderate staining and creasing to the tips of the title page and the first few preliminary leaves. A handful of scattered pages throughout show minor instances of faint staining or light foxing. Otherwise the text block remains remarkably clean bright crisp and completely unmarked. A tight well-preserved 18th-century example of Father Gonnelieu's immensely popular French translation. ~KMP~ 2.0P A French version of the spiritual classic 'Imitation of Christ' translated from the Latin by Jerome de Gonnelieu 1640-1715 a French Jesuit theologian ascetical writer and preacher. He was the author editor and translator of numerous works. The first edition of his version of The Imitation with relevant observations and prayers following each of the book's many chapters was first printed in Paris in 1712. The Imitation was written by Catholic monk Thomas Kempis circa 1380-1471 as four separate books completed between 1420 and 1427 at Mount Saint Agnes monastery in the town of Windesheim located in what is now the Netherlands. He wrote these works for the instruction of novices of his Augustinian monastic order followers of Geert Groote's Brethren of the Common Life. But the writings quickly became popular among all the literate faithful. There is probably no other book apart from the Bible which has been printed in so many editions and translations. La Societe des Libraires hardcover
1789000691London: G.G.J. And J. Robinson 1789 Binding copy with text in good condition faint waterstain appearing disappearing and reappearing throughout. Hard to collate illustrations as some are bound out of sequence at least one plate has two examples bound in 241 pages of text. G.G.J. And J. Robinson unknown
179996500Paris : Impirmerie de P. Didot lÕA”nÂŽ chez Bleuet pere libraire An VII - 1799. 175x100mm. frontispice texte latin avec la traduction franÂaise en regard reliure basane-fauve de lՎpoque. Ornementations titre auteur et fleurons dorÂŽs au dos. Coiffes et coins usÂŽs avec plat infÂŽrieur frottÂŽ autrement bel exemplaire intÂŽrieur propre. 314 Impirmerie de P. Didot lÕAn, chez Bleuet pere, libraire unknown
1752032881Paris: Chez Nyon fils Quai Des auguftins a l'occafion. Et guillyn Au Lys D'or. 1752. Book. Bon Etat condition livre. Hardcover. 1st 2nd books of the odes with commentary. Traduction Des Ouvres D'horace en Vers Francois; Avec Des Extraits Des Auteurs Qui Ont Travaille Fur Cette matiere et Des Notes Pour L'eclairciffement Du Texte. Tome Premier et Deuxieme. Chez Nyon fils, Quai Des auguftins, a l'occafion. Et guillyn, Au Lys D'or. Hardcover
