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Coptic Orthodox Monastery of St. Paul. Red Sea - Egypt.
19801186433o.Vlg. u. J., ca. 1980. 32 S.; farb. Illustr.; qu.-16,5 cm; geheftet.
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1931000503Paris Zervos 1931 In-4 Broché Ed. originale
192225862Paris Imprimerie De L'unione Cooperativa 1922 In-4 antiquités égyptiennes séries coptes et arabes IVe- XIV e siècle 34 pp - VII planches
19801186433o.Vlg. u. J., ca. 1980. 32 S.; farb. Illustr.; qu.-16,5 cm; geheftet.
1950106411950 Patriarcat Copte Orthodoxe d'Alexandrie. Eparchies de France et d'Espagne. Vers 1950. Une boite d'archive rouge de format26X20X8 cm; contenant entre 1000 et 2000 feuilets tapuscrits ou manuscrits en arabe, espagnol, français.
19903132294Limoges: Bontemps 1990. 135 Seiten. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationen. Gr. 8° (22,5-25 cm). Illustrierte Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1950106401950 Patriarcat Copte Orthodoxe d'Alexandrie. Héparchie d'Europe Occidentale. Eglises coptes de France et d'Espagne. Vers 1950. Une forte boite d'archive rouge, de format 26X20X8 cm; contenant des feuillets dactylographiés ou manuscrit de 1000 à 1500 pp.
1979LFA-126737196Une revue de 75 pages, format 210 x 270 mm, brochée, illustrée, bon état
196074243Los Angeles: Cotic Fellowship of America ca. 1960. First edition. Quartos. About 10 pp. each. Colored stapled wrappers. Very good'Titles are; Soul and Soul-Mate Part 1; Child Psychology Parts 1-2; Marriage-Procreation; Health and Beauty.Hamid "Bey was born and raised in Cairo and at an early age went underwent training in an Egyptian Coptic Temple. Ultimately emerging as a "seven-ring Master." In fact Hamid Bey was an Italian by the name of Naldino Bombacci. Bey traveled to America in 1926 intending to demonstrate to Harry Houdini—who had launched a campaign aimed at debunking spiritualist phenomena—feats of mind over matter that Houdini would be unable to explain. When Houdini died before Bey found an audience with him Bey remained in America and caused a sensation with a series of public demonstrations including multiple live burials permitting skewers to be stuck into his flesh and mesmerizing animals which are well documented by photos and newspaper clippings in the present archive. In 1937 Bey moved to Los Angeles and founded the Coptic Fellowship of America through which he continued his demonstrations and disseminated his teachings in part via a home study course titled "How to Master Your Life" with topics that included "The Law of Vibration: Energy Electricity Magnetism" "Metaphysics and Mysticism" and "The Magical Power of the Mind to Form and Re-Form." Bonhams. Cotic Fellowship of America unknown
1915508297N.P. 1915. Hardcover. NEAR FINE. An extraordinary portfolio of early 20th-century photographs of Ethiopia featuring eight large-format scenes from a Coptic Orthodox wedding in addition to eight 3x5 photos of Ethiopian children. The wedding photos depict a very formal liturgical ceremony with the bride and groom in ornate robes and crowns attended by priests acolytes deacons cantors and other ecclesiastics in fine vestments carrying the sacred liturgical items including many golden crosses and a richly ornamented Holy Gospel. One photo of the long procession shows a great crowd of attendees dressed in white robes. A previous dealer's description of this porfolio speculates that the great pomp of this ceremony might indicate that it was a royal wedding perhaps even the marriage of Esther Akhnoukh and Fahmy Bey Wissa described by the English Ethnographer S. H. Leeder. But in Leeder's own account he notes that the crowns and regalia are the property of the church a communal holding and the wearing of which is the right and privilege of all baptised faithful for one day in their lives. Photos mounted on original 11x14' mattes with just a bit of rubbing and toning to the extremities one photo with a tiny dampstain to the margin otherwise all photos are FINE entirely clean and sharp. The 3x5' photos of children are mounted four to a matte. These photos show children in joyful poses particularly showcasing their hairstyles one of which includes a oder girl with a large water gourd; two of the photos show children being swarmed by flies. The phtographer is unnamed but there are a fairly limited number of possibilities. It was almost certainly purchased by Rosenberg on his Travelling fellowship around 1921 putting the date of the actual photos sometime in the previous decade. Prior to the Italian invasion in the 30's Ethiopia was not an easy place to access and was simply not a destination for European travellers making professional photo-documentations of it far less common than its neighbor Egypt in the same time period. One tempting and plausible source would be one of the photographers of the Enno Littman-led 'Deutsche Aksum Expedition' which included extensive ethnographic investigations in the course of their larger mission of investigating the archaeological sites of the Kingdom of Aksum in northern Ethiopia and Eritrea. A noted Semiticist Littman lived among the Tigre people of Eritrea for a year before directing the Aksum expedition doing research for later linguistic and ethnographic publications including 'Tales Customs Names and Dirges of the Tigre Tribes' which includes ample descriptions of religious ceremony. Housed in a contemporary 11x16' portfolio sold by C. Roberson of London half black cloth over printed paste paper and ties to all three sides with moderate wear to the extremities and French liquor labels to the endpapers. With owner's label to the rear cover ex-libris Louis Conrad Rosenberg a noted architect whose 171 etchings and architectural illustrations and renderings have been archived in the University of Oregon Special Collections Division. After serving in the US Army and American Expeditionary Force during WWI Rosenberg joined the factulty of the University of Oregon. He and his wife Marie Louise Allen of Portland took advantage of a Traveling Fellowship granted by the UO and travelled extensively throughout the Mediterranean and the Levant for 2 years beginning in 1920. N.P. hardcover
1999LFA-126741559Revue de 82 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
1907774Paris, Paul Geuthner, 1907, in-8, br., VIII-80 pp.
1904R108228Romae [Roma], Ex Typographia Polyglotta 1904 lxviii + 509pp., 29cm., small stamp on endpapers and on title page, hardcover (spine in brown leather with gilt title, upper top of front joint somewhat fragile), text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, [Introduction and notes in Latin, Text edition in Coptic], weight: 1.6kg., R108228
19831587832285888Quelques traits ou inscriptions au stylo, GLN-489, Les Presses de L'université Laval Québec, Canada, 1983
1995GIT01538Paris Editions L'Harmattan 1995. In-8 broché 251pp. Illustré de graphiques et cartes à pleine page.
1984513273Scarecrow Pr 1984. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. 116pp. Sewn binding in burgundy cloth sans DJ as issued gilt spine lettering. Ex-library; exceedingly clean and sharp with sound binding and no evidence of use. Shipped professionally in a box. Scarecrow Pr hardcover
199026000Imprimerie des Arts et Manufactures 1990 Sedonde édition. In-4, pleine toile brune, sous jaquette illustrée, 21 pp. + 80 planches en couleurs. jaquette fanée
1975100144990Smith Elder & Co 1975 in12. 1975. Cartonné. Ouvrage historique en deux volumes retraçant l'histoire de l'Église d'Égypte et du peuple égyptien sous différentes dominations de la conquête romaine jusqu'à la fin du XIXe siècle
19703081678Norwich: Fletcher & Son 1970. XX, 379; XII, 411 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenbände. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1959100145053Otto Harrassowitz 1959 in8. 1959. Broché. Il s'agit de la thèse de doctorat de Wolfgang Kosack soutenue en 1970 à l'université de Bonn qui constitue une étude académique sur la légende dans la littérature copte et examine la littérature populaire de l'Égypte chrétienne
1992C93235Louvain-la-Neuve, Institut Orientaliste 1992 Complet en 2 volumes: xviii,234 + xiv,503 pp., avec qqs. ills. dans le texte, brochures originales, 26cm., dans la série "Publications de l'Institut orientaliste de Louvain (PIOL)" volumes 40-41, très bon état, C93235
1964S50413Le Caire, Impr.de l'Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale 1964 vii + 289pp.+ 22 planches hors-texte, br.orig., 25cm.
1936S50414Le Caire, Impr.de l'Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale 1936 84pp., br.orig., 25cm.
1988937281988 Institut d'Orient / Michel Sidhom - 1988 - Fort in-folio, cartonnage toilé beige, sans jaquette, avec son cadre pour faciliter la lecture - Sans pagination - Très nombreuses reproductions de hiéroglyphes hors texte en N&B - Complet de sa planche volante muette "pour mieux apprécier les planches de cet ouvrage" - PREVOIR UNE AUGMENTATION DE FRAIS DE PORT EN CAS DE COMMANDE
1997C96925Mariemont, Musée royal de Mariemont 1997 247pp., avec ills. en n/bl, 28cm., brochure originale, bon état, C96925
1992jj4018Peeters Press Dos carré collé 1992 In-8° dos carré collé, 146 pp. suivies de 74 planches hors-texte, volume 2, texte en anglais, en français et en allemand ; très bon état Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
