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x + 238pp., 21cm., in the series "Routledge philosophy guidebooks", hardcover (cart.), VG
in-8°, 224 pp, figures in-t., biblio, broche, couv. Bon etat. [CA32-3]
'1988' is written in red pen to the spine. Else minor shelfwear and rubbing. ; Contents: N E Collinge, Thoughts on the pragmatics of Ancient Greek; John M Cooper, Metaphysics in Aristotle's Embryology; Barbara Goff, Euripides' Ion 1132-1165: the tent; Stephen Harrison: Vergil on Kingship: the first simile of the Aeneid; Amélie Kuhrt: the Achaemenid Empire: a Babylonian perspective; Stephen Makin: Aristotle on Unity and Being; Catherine Osborne: Topography in the Timaeus: Plato and Augustine on manking's place in the natural world; L P E Parker: Eupolis the unruly; Dominic Scott, Innatism and the Stoa. ; 153 pages
Tthe richest little girl in the world, has inherited much more than unimaginable wealth from her heiress mother, Christina Onassis. In her twelfth year, she is fully aware of the headline-making battle between her French father, Thierry Roussel, and a group of Greek trustees for control of her share of the Onassis billions. This compelling book explores the legend of Athina's grandfather, the shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, and examines the legacy that is Athina's extraordinary birthright as the Last Onassis."The battle over the richest little girl in the world" 250p. plates bibliography Book
Nice copy of this magazine. Numbered pages run from 849 to 896. Lots of photographs and nice advertisements, covering wraps in colour. Staple bound. The number 102 is written at the top of the front cover.
Spine ends a bit frayed. Light edgewear to corners. Minor shelfwear. Pages a bit tanned. Small scratch to front board. ; Selection of Texts in Greek from the Ionians to Aristotle; 111 pages
Ex-library copy with usual stamps, call numbers and traces of removed pocket to inner cover. Front hinge weakening and starting to crack. ; Xxviii, 207 pp ; Vol. 1; 207 pages
8vo., First Edition thus; blue cloth, gilt back, a near fine copy. EXCEEDNGLY SCARCE IN THIS CONDITION.
XL + 303pp., Reprographic reprint of the Oxford 1922-edition, 22cm., publisher's hardcover in blue cloth with gilt lettering, text and interio are clean and bright, good condition, F105594
Complete in 3 volumes: xxviii,839 + xix,888 + xv,621 pp., "II Reimpressio emendata", text in Latin, 3 uniform modern hardcover bindings in black cloth, original frontcovers preserved and bound in, text printed in 2 columns, text in Latin, stamp on blanco endpaper, text and interior clean and bright, good condition, rare, weight: 5kg., [Content: Volume I: Ars logica seu De forma et materia ratiocinandi, Volume II: Naturalis Philosophiae, I.Pars: De ente mobili in communi, II.-III.Pars: De ente mobili corruptibili, Volume III: Naturalis Philosophiae. IV. pars: De ente mobili animato], F104444
From the library of Julius Moravcsik, one of the contributors. Some ink notes and marginalia in his essay and a few others, front pastedown and flyleaf smudged, else VG. A bit of creasing to DJ. ; Ix, 286pp. Essays by: Robert Bolton, Julius M. Moravcsik, Cynthia A. Freeland, Lindsay Judson, David Charles, William Charlton, Michael Inwood, David Bostock, Edward Hussey & Mary Louise Gill. ; 286 pages
From the library of Julius Moravcsik, one of the contributors, with some ink notes and marginalia, else VG. Minor rubbing to DJ. ; Ix, 286pp. Essays by: Robert Bolton, Julius M. Moravcsik, Cynthia A. Freeland, Lindsay Judson, David Charles, William Charlton, Michael Inwood, David Bostock, Edward Hussey & Mary Louise Gill. ; 286 pages
Minor shelfwear. ; Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy; Vol. 4; 288 pages; The fourth volume of Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy presents essays in honor of Professor John Ackrill on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Contributors include David Wiggins, Colin Strang, Julius Moravcsik, Lesley Brown, Gail Fine, Julia Annas, David Charles, Michael Woods, Christopher Kirwan, Bernard Williams, Jonathan Barnes, and Richard Sorabji.
Faint tanning to pages. Former owner's name on ffep. Light foxing to boards. ; Geschichte Der Philosophie in Einzeldarstellungen. Abt. II: Die Philosophie Des Abendlandes Im Altertum, Band 8; 203 pages
Foxing to top of textblock. Top corner bumped with creasing to front wrap. Minor rubbing to wraps. ; Philosophia Antiqua 46; 196 pages
Spine sunned with 1 crease. Neat minor underlining to about 5 pages in pen. ; 240 pages
47pp., 21cm., bound in cloth, stamp on title page, good condition, (Inaugural-Dissertation), F76880
Book is fine. DJ has light shelfwear. ; Xii, 191pp. Discovered one hundred years ago, Aristotle's Athenaion Politeia is invaluable to contemporary understanding of Athenian democracy. As a historical record, however, it has been found to be so unreliable that some have questioned its true authorship, and it has remained largely ignored by those studying philosophy and literature. Keaney uses a literary approach to reassert Aristotle's authorship and to present the Athenaion Politeia as a document that defies the constraints of any particular genre--probably never intended to be a piece of historical writing. He goes beyond the traditional approach of historical analysis to consider the work as characteristic of a new and innovative genre created by Aristotle, that of empirically-based cultural history. ; 191 pages
Book is fine. DJ protected in mylar. ; Xii, 191pp. Discovered one hundred years ago, Aristotle's Athenaion Politeia is invaluable to contemporary understanding of Athenian democracy. As a historical record, however, it has been found to be so unreliable that some have questioned its true authorship, and it has remained largely ignored by those studying philosophy and literature. Keaney uses a literary approach to reassert Aristotle's authorship and to present the Athenaion Politeia as a document that defies the constraints of any particular genre--probably never intended to be a piece of historical writing. He goes beyond the traditional approach of historical analysis to consider the work as characteristic of a new and innovative genre created by Aristotle, that of empirically-based cultural history. ; 191 pages
ix + 173pp., 23cm., previous owner's name on front endpaper, hardcover (cloth), dustwrapper, VG
vii + 174pp., 23cm., hardcover (cloth), dustwrapper, VG
Former scholar's name on ffep (David Furley) else book is Fine.. Includes review of book (offprint) by John M. Cooper. Dustjacket has minor shelfwear and rubbing. DJ has edgewear with a few small chips along bottom edge. DJ spine is slightly discolored. ; Argues that the disputed books belong to the Eudemian Ethics and that this has as great a claim as the Nicomachean to be Aristotle's mature ethical system. ; 262 pages
25pp., 22cm., excerpt from a doctoral dissertation ("Excerpta ex dissertatione ad lauream in Facultate Philosophica Pontificiae Universitatis Gregorianae"), softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, F112988
210pp., in the series "Epimeleia. Beiträge zur Philosophie" volume 26, 22cm., softcover, text and interior clean and bright, good condition, F105497
196p. 8vo. Disbound. Originally issued as Bridgewater Treatise II, 1833. Includes an interesting section comparing the observations of Aristotle (with quotes in Greek) against those of Cuvier. Scarce. ** PRICE JUST REDUCED!! MED 11