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Minor shelfwear. Very minor bump to base of spine. ; 383 pages; The author of several Old English and Old High German primers and grammars, Joseph Wright wrote the present book as an alternative to revising his earlier Gothic Primer for a third edition. The Grammar provides a comprehensive knowledge of Gothic and understanding of comparative Germanic grammar, essential to anyone studying the ancient Germanic languages. By way of readings, the book provides the Greek texts of the gospels of St matthew (Chapter VI) and St. Luke (Chapter XV) along with the Gothic translations by Ulfilas (AD 311-383) , bishop of the Goths. Interesting for students of comparative philology. A knowledge of Gothic is indispensable to students of the oldest periods of other Germanic languages, this book will be of interest to students whose interests are mainly philological and linguistic. This Grammar provides a comprehensive knowledge of Gothic and an understanding of comparative Germanic grammar. If Wulfila had not translated the very Bible into Gothic, we wouldn't have today any tangible hint of the existence of this early Germanic language.
Second edition, viii, 297, [1] pp., name on title, some ink under-scoring on first few leaves, ink manuscript notes on final blank pages, original half calf, lettered in gilt on spine.
Hardcover in-8 (20x14), cartonnage de l"editeur. Excellent etat. [109B-8]
fort in-8°, XXXVIII-1768 pp., reliure carton souple de l'editeur. Bel exemplaire. [CHEM-BA]
xxii + 1280pp., 5e édition augmentée d'un grand nombre d'articles nouveaux, reliure toile rouge (peu usé), 24cm.
Paris, Puf 1960. In-8 relié toile sous jaquette de 1323 pages. Bon état
xxiii + 1323pp., reliure toile, jaq. (peu usé), 25cm., 8e édition revue et augmentée
in-8, 207 pages, broché. Excellent etat. [CA33-3]
First published 1939 "Its aim was to organise and present in a teachable fashion the classical element in English for the student who had little or no Latin or Greek ." revised by Lionel Casson . 292p. Nice clean text, slight shelf wear Book
First published 1939 "Its aim was to organise and present in a teachable fashion the classical element in English for the student who had little or no Latin or Greek ." revised by Lionel Casson . 280p.index. Nice clean text, name of owner light shelf wear Book
pp. viii, (24) [Lithograph Plates], 53 [Phraseograms], (10) [Blank ruled pages], 7 [Catalogue of Phonographic Works], (1) [American Phonetic Association]. Lithograph plates age stained. Inked ownership of C. A. Hughes on front paste down. All edges marbled. 177mm. Original full stamped publisher's cloth binding. Boards embossed in blind. Front board title decorated and lettered in gilt. A few small nicks otherwise a bright copy. Hardbound. Very good+. English born Benn Pitman (1822-1910), assisted his brother Isaac in perfecting the latter's system of shorthand phonography (1837). From 1843 till 1852 he lectured on the system throughout Great Britain, and had a large share in compiling his brother's text-books. At Isaac's request he came to the United States in January, 1853, to give instruction in phonography, and settled at Cincinnati. In 1855 he discovered the process of producing relief copper-plates of engraved work by the galvanic process known as electrotypes, for which he was awarded a silver medal by the Cincinnati Mechanics' Institute. The following year he succeeded, in connection with Dr. J. B. Burns, in producing stereotype plates by the gelatine process in photo-engraving. From 1865 to 1867 he acted as the official stenographer during the trials of the assassin, of President Lincoln, the "Sons of Liberty," the Ku-Klux Klan, and other similar government prosecutions. He also edited and compiled the printed reports of these trials. In 1873 he abandoned reporting and became connected with the school of design, now the art academy, of the University of Cincinnati. His object was to secure the development of American decorative art and to open up a new profession for women. SHORTHAND
Small 8vo, [4], 120, 62, 16, [2]pp., with a folding coloured plan of Paris, title in French and English, orig. publishers cloth.
Small 8vo (183 x 123), 39pp., orig. printed card covers.
Paris chez Rémont 1819, trés fort In-8 relié pleine basane blonde, dos lisse trés orné, piéce de titre. 936 pages. Trés bon exemplaire.
WREXHAM, Hugues and son - Sans date (193?) - In-12 - Cartonnage souple taché de l'Editeur - VIII-104 pages - Frais intérieurement
Hardcover grand in-8, 749 pages, cartonnage sous jaquette illustree.- 9782298025491 Excellent etat. [NV-14]
2 vol. in-12, 331-263 p, index, broche, couv. Bel ensemble [BL-5]
44pp., softcover, 26cm., good condition, R79368
in-8, 237 pp, illustrations, cartonnage illustré de l'éditeur. Bel exemplaire. [CA31-4]
Hardcover in-8, 280 pp., cartonnage decore de l"editeur, dos toile. Tres bel exemplaire [CL-8]
Second edition, 12mo (173 x 123 mm), viii, 254, vipp., orig. green printed wrapper.
Fourth edition, 12mo (158 x 107mm), viii, 426pp., orig. green cloth, lettered in black.
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Previous owners' names inside. 9 1/8"w x 12 1/4"h. Approx. 36 pages.
Ex-library book with the usual stamps and markings. Bound by library in brown buckram cloth. 112 pages. Many b&w photos and illustrations. A glossary of botanical terms and pronouncing vocabulary of generic and specific names used in connection with xerophytic plants.
28pp., 23cm., non coupé, [English-French vocabulary on hunting weaponry], V65127
