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Billie Holiday in-8,cartonnage éditeur,125 pages,illustrations,discographie.
Garanciére 1986
Bon état
Les cinquante raisons d’être homéopathe. Commentaires du Dr P. Schmidt. Traduit de l’anglais
Sainte Ruffine, Maisonneuve 1969 In-8, reliure pleine toile vert d’eau, premier plat avec report du titre, orné d’une composition figurative, 270 pp.
Ouvrage écrit par l’un des pionniers de l’homéopathie. Bon état d’occasion
Essays on jazz. Billie Holliday, Lester Young, King Oliver, Bix Beiderbecke, Oscar Peterson, Johnny Hodges, Duke Ellington.
London, Sidgwick and Jackson, 1961. Petit in-8 de 205-[2] pages, cartonnage brun d'éditeur, titre doré au dos, jaquette joyeusement illustrée en couleurs, avec une petite déchirure réparée soigneusement.
La Nature aux abois. Les espèces menacées de disparition au Canada
Environnement Canada / Éditions Broquet In-4 Couverture rigide illustrée S. l. 1989
Très bon 220 pages. Présentation scientifique des espèces menacées.
Billie Holiday.
Paris, Editions Garancière, 1986 12 x 21, 125 pp., quelques illustrations en N/B, cartonnage d'édition illustré, bon état (couverture défraîchie).
Collection Jazz.
Robert Wakefield, Thomas Wakefield, James P. Carley (ed), Charles Burnett (ed)
Reference : 63140
Hebraism in Sixteenth-Century England: Robert and Thomas Wakefield
, Brepols- PIMS, 2024 Hardback, 348 pages, Size:152 x 229 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9780888442314.
Summary Robert Wakefield and his brother Thomas were pioneers in the study and teaching of Hebrew in early modern England. Robert was trained at Cambridge, acquired expertise in Aramaic, Hebrew, and Arabic, and obtained professorial status in Louvain, Cambridge, and Oxford. Thomas took possession of his brother's books and manuscripts upon his death; he enjoyed long tenure as praelector in Hebrew at Cambridge and was a compulsive annotator of his books. This volume draws together the political, linguistic, and bibliographical materials that shaped the careers of these two scholars, revising previous claims and producing a compelling analysis of Hebrew learning in sixteenth-century England. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Figures Abbreviations Preface 1 James P. Carley and Charles Burnett Introduction 2 James P. Carley Robert and Thomas Wakefield: A Biographical Sketch 3 Jessica Crown Robert Wakefield's Inaugural Orations in Context 4 Joanna Weinberg The Remarkable Hebraism of Robert Wakefield 5 Charles Burnett Robert Wakefield and Arabic 6 Richard Rex Robert Wakefield and the King's Great Matter 7 Saverio Campanini The ?Ezra Scroll? of Bologna in the Crossfire of the Royal Divorce: John Fisher, Robert Wakefield and an Erased Text 8 Judith Olszowy-Schlanger ?My Silent Teachers?: Hebrew Manuscripts as the Source of Robert Wakefield's Hebraism 9 James P. Carley Robert Wakefield's Manuscript Collections and the English Monastic Libraries: A Parallel to John Leland's Mission 10 James P. Carley Books Owned or Annotated by the Wakefield Brothers 11 Benjamin Williams ?Great Mountains Suspended from Every Single Letter?: Thomas Wakefield and His Hebrew Bibles 12 Herbert L. Kessler Thomas Wakefield's ?Antiquissimus Codex? and San Marco's Musivum Novissimum Appendix 1 David R. Carlson Robert Wakefield, ?Oratio Oxonii habita in Collegio Regio? (1532) Appendix 2 Joanna Weinberg A Hebrew Responsum about Levirate Marriage (1530) Bibliography Contributors Index of Manuscripts Indexes of Printed Books General Index
