Kbhvn., 1952. Folio. 2 orig.hldrbd. 669,579 pp. Plancher, kort og tekstillustr.
Rotterdam, Abraham Acher, 1706. Small 8vo. Nice later hvelleum with titlelabel in leather on spine with gilt lettering. (4),619,(2) pp. Clean and fine. With one engraved map (19x14 cm) of Hven ""Carte de l'Isle de Huen, faite par Guillaume Blaeu""
The scarce first edition.
Paris, 1840. Fine cont. red hcalf, richly gilt back. Stamp on title. XXIII,366 pp. Printed on Vellum-paper.
, Brepols, 2023 Hardback, xiv + 501 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 9 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503588490.
Summary In many countries in Northern and Eastern Europe, the period after 1000 saw the emergence of new Christian kingdoms. This process was soon reflected in works of historiography that traced the foundation and development of the new polities. Many of these texts had a lasting impact on the formation of political, ethnic, and religious identities of these states and peoples. This volume deals with some of these earliest histories narrating the past of the new polities that had emerged after 1000 in Northern, East Central, and Eastern Europe, as well as in the Adriatic regions. They have often been understood as 'national histories', but a closer look brings out the differences in their aims and construction. One question addressed here is to what extent these historians built on models of identification developed in earlier historiography. The volume provides an overview of several fundamental texts in which identities in the new Christian kingdoms were negotiated, and of recent research on these texts. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: The Historiography of New Peoples and Polities in Northern and Eastern Europe? WALTER POHL and VERONIKA WIESER Scandinavian and Baltic Origins Adam of Bremen's Use of Earlier History IAN WOOD National Identity in Scandinavian Chronicles (Saxo and Snorri) SVERRE BAGGE Orkney, l fr Tryggvason, and the Conversion to Christianity ROSALIND BONT Biblical Motifs and the Shaping of Ethnic Categories in the Chronicle of Henry of Livonia STEFAN DONECKER and PETER FRAUNDORFER Cosmas of Prague, the Gesta principum Polonorum, and their Western Contexts The Legenda Christiani, the Chronica Bohemorum, and the Bohemian Slavs PAVL NA RYCHTEROV Space and Identity in the Chronica Bohemorum of Cosmas of Prague JAN HASIL Helmold of Bosau and our Reading of his Chronica Slavorum JAN KL P?T? Creating Dynastic Identity: Gallus Anonymus's Chronicle ZBIGNIEW DALEWSKI 'By the Crown of My Empire! The Things I Behold Are Greater than I Had Been Led to Believe!': The Narrative Pattern Sheba Visits Salomon in Medieval Narratives (Gallus's Chronicle, Chronicon Salernitanum, and P lerinage de Charlemagne) JACEK BANASZKIEWICZ Hungarian Origins and their Political Uses Hungarian Origins and Carolingian Politics in Regino of Pr m's Chronicle MAXIMILIAN DIESENBERGER Us and Them: The Description of Foreigners and Indigenous Peoples in Master P.'s and Simon of K za's Gesta (Thirteenth Century) D NIEL BAGI Christian Identity versus Heathendom: Hungarian Chroniclers Facing the Pagan/Nomadic Past and the Present L SZL VESZPR MY Histories of Origins from the Adriatic and the Balkans Circles of Identity: The Narratives of Thomas of Split and Domnius de Cranchis of Bra? NEVEN BUDAK Grado as Aquileia Nova and Split as Salona Nova? Local Historiography and Local Identity PETER ?TIH Patria Venecia: John the Deacon's Search for Venetian Origins FRANCESCO BORRI The 'Dioclean Tradition' in Serbian Literature of the Early Thirteenth Century ALEKSANDAR UZELAC The Rus' Primary Chronicle, the Old Testament, and the Byzantine Background The Debate over Authorship of the Rus' Primary Chronicle: Compilations, Redactions, and Urtexts DONALD OSTROWSKI Creating Time, Forging Identity, Building a State: The Primary Chronicle of Rus' OLEKSIY TOLOCHKO Historiography of the New Europe: Comparative Perspectives WALTER POHL Index
4to. Samt. helldrbd. med ophøjede bind på ryggen. Kapitæl slidt og med lettere brugsspor. Kobberstukket titelblad. (14),450 pp. samt 27 kobberstukne plancher af Clemens efter tegninger af Wiedewelt. Nogle få hjørner med lille skjold. På skrivepapir.
Værket blev ikke afsluttet, men der udkom yderligere 1 hefte af bind 2, dog uden kobbere. Heri findes mindestene over Absalon, Saxo, Tycho Brahe, Holberg m.fl., sammen med deres levnedsbeskrivelser.
Kiøbenhavn, Stein, 1783. 4to. Samt. marmoreret helldrbd. med ophøjede bind på ryggen. Rig rygforgyldning. Guldbordure på permer. Kantforgyldning. Stempel på titelblade. Kobberstukket titelblad og bogtrykt. (14),450 pp. samt 27 kobberstukne plancher af Clemens efter tegninger af Wiedewelt. Lette marginale brunpletter. På skrivepapir.
Værket blev ikke afsluttet, men der udkom yderligere 1 hefte af bind 2, dog uden kobbere. Heri findes mindestene over Absalon, Saxo, Tycho Brahe, Holberg m.fl., sammen med deres levnedsbeskrivelser.
Hildburghausen, Kesselringschen Hofbuchh,, 1852. Contemp. hcalf. Some wear to spine and paperlabels pasted on spine. Stamps on titlepage. 71 pp. and 1 large folded lithographed plan.
Berlin, Duncker, 1865. Lex8vo. Cont. hcalf. Spine somewhat worn. 565 pp., 11 ""Beilagen"" of which are 3 folded maps and plans.
Kbh., 1973 (1884-89). Orig. papbd. 376 pp.
Copenhague, Reitzel, 1849. Contemp. hcalf. Gilt back. Stamp on title. 208 pp.
Kjøbenhavn, Reitzel, 1849. Samtidigt hldrbd. Rygforgyldning. Ryg lidt slidt. Stempel på titel. 220 pp. Lidt brunplettet.
Copenhagen, Bianco Luno, 1849. Cont. hcalf. Gilt back. Back with a paperlabel pasted on. Stamp on titlepage. 236 pp.
Copenhagen, 1849. One private hcalf. 236,208 pp. Occasionally a little brownspotted.
l.-7. Bd. (alt som udk.). K., 1852-83. 4to. 7 samt.hldrbd. m. rygforg.
Kjöbenhavn, Bianco Luno, 1836. 4to. No wrappers. In: ""Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskabs Skrifter"".Titlepage. a. pp. 150-316. rent, frisk eksemplar trykt på skrivepapir.
Havniæ, Universit. Typhographéo, 1712. Lille 8vo. Sener marmorert stift omslag. Forsatse fornyet. Lille rift i ryg. (16),63 pp. 5 blade med svag skjold. Trykt på svært papir. Gl. ejernavn på titelbladet, Frans Thestrup 1737. Fortalen er forfattet af Otto Sperling.
Originaltrykket. Yderst sjælden.
Stockholm, S. Magnus' förlag, 1846. Nydeligt samtidigt hldrbd. med rig rygforgyldning. (4),252,(2) pp. Udmærket frisk eksemplar.
Stockholm, Lund, 1831-44. Indbundet i 10 velbevarede samt. hldrbd. med tidstypisk rygforgyldning.
Vigtigt kildeskrift, såvel personalhistorisk som middelalderhistorisk.
Leipzig, Weygandschen Buchhandlung, 1779-80. 2 contemp. hcalf. Spines gilt. Title-and tomelabels with gilt lettering. 2 engraved titlevignettes. 738,(2)(2),680,(2) pp.
, Brepols, 2022 Hardback, 356 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:6 b/w, 2 tables b/w., Language: English. ISBN 9782503600390.
Summary What anxieties did medieval missionaries and crusaders face and what role did the sense of risk play in their community-building? To what extent did crusaders and Christian colonists empathize with the local populations they set out to conquer? Who were the hosts and who were the guests during the confrontations with the pagan societies on the Baltic Rim? And how were the uncertainties of the conversion process addressed in concrete encounters and in the accounts of Christian authors? This book explores emotional bonding as well as practices and discourses of hospitality as uncertain means of evangelization, interaction, and socialization across cultural divides on the Baltic Rim, c. 1000-1300. It focuses on interactions between local populations and missionary communities, as well as crusader frontier societies. By applying tools of historical anthropology to the study of host-guest relations, spaces of hospitality, emotional communities, and empathy on the fronts of Christianization, this book offers fresh insights and approaches to the manner in which missionaries and crusaders reflexively engaged with the groups targeted by Christianization in terms of practice, ethics, and identity. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface, Acknowledgments, List of Figures and Tables Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Baltic Frontier Societies, Peripheral Visions, and Emotional Palimpsests Chapter Three. Fear in Missionary and Crusader Risk Societies, 10th-13th Centuries Chapter Four. Pagan Hosts, Missionary Guests, Spaces of Hospitality, 10th-12th Centuries Chapter Five. Hospitality and Its Discontents in Helmold of Bosau's Chronica Slavorum, 12th Century Chapter Six. Emotional Bonding and Trust during Sieges, 12th-13th Centuries Chapter Seven. Politics of Emotions and Empathy Walls in Livonia, 13th Century Chapter Eight. Hospitality and Formation of Identities in the Livonian Rhymed Chronicle, 13th Century Chapter Nine. Epilogue Bibliography Index
, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 483 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:8 b/w, 34 col, 1 tables b/w., 3 maps b/w, Language:English, *new. ISBN 9782503611617.
Between the years 1000 and 1300, the two developing polities of Norway and Poland often followed similar trends. Both realms were located on what was considered the periphery of Europe, both joined Latin Christendom ? and with it, the wider sphere of European cultural influence ? at the turn of the first millennium, and both, by the end of the thirteenth century, had largely coalesced as stable kingdoms. Yet while the histories of these two countries have long been studied along national lines, it remains rarer for them to be considered outside of their traditional geographical context, and studied via comparison with events elsewhere. This innovative volume seeks to explore the means and uses of symbolic power that were employed by religiopolitical elites in order to assert their legitimacy and dominance by taking an explicitly comparative approach and dual perspective on these two polities. What stories did elites tell themselves and others about their deservedness to rule, what spaces and objects did they utilize in order to project their elevated status, and how did struggle and rivalry form part of their societal dominance? Formed from chapters co-written by experts in Polish and Norwegian history, this unique volume not only reflects on the similarities and differences between events in these two polities, but also more broadly offers conceptual tools and comparative frameworks that can enhance our wider understanding of the conditions and factors that shaped religiopolitical behaviour on the peripheries. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Editors? Preface 1. Introduction. Comparing Elite Legitimation in Poland and Norway in the High Middle Ages Wojtek Jezierski, Grzegorz Pac, and Hans Jacob Orning Part I: Stories of Legitimation 2. Ancient Pasts and Traditions as Elite Legitimation in Poland and Norway. Peripheral Senses of Belonging and Non-Belonging Grzegorz Bartusik, Rafa? Rutkowski, and Wojtek Jezierski 3. Missionary Rulers and Holy Men. Christianization as Elite Legitimization and Political Ideology in Poland and Norway, 1000?1300 Wojtek Jezierski and Roman Micha?owski 4. When the Knight Won His Spurs. Elite Military Ideology in Poland and Norway, c. 965?1300 Benjamin Allport and Pawe? ?mudzki Part II: Spaces of Legitimation 5. Sacral Strongholds. Nunneries as Sources of Legitimacy in Twelfth-Century Poland and Norway Anna Agnieszka Dryblak and Steffen Hope 6. Saints and Legitimization of Bishoprics in Poland and Norway until c. 1200 Grzegorz Pac and Steffen Hope 7. Legitimization and Consolidation of Rulership in Norway and Poland c. 990?1140 as Indicated through Coinage Mika Viktoria Boros 8. Coinage, the Cult of Saints, and the Legitimization of Elites in Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Poland and Norway Steffen Hope, Mateusz Bogucki, and Svein Harald Gullbekk Part III: Struggles for Legitimation 9. The Contrast Between the Ideology and and the Practice of Rulership in Medieval Poland and Norway Zbigniew Dalewski and Hans Jacob Orning 10. Struggles for Episcopal Legitimation during the Gregorian Reform in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Norway and Poland Jerzy Pysiak and Krzysztof Skwierczy?ski 11. Dynastic Conflicts. Civil Wars or Constant Struggles? Hans Jacob Orning and Marcin Rafa? Pauk 12. Queens and Duchesses in the High Middle Ages. The Role of Elite Women in Shaping Dynastic Legitimation during Periods of Political Change Anna Agnieszka Dryblak and Benjamin Husvik Afterword 13. Is Legitimation Reducible Only to a ?Will to Power?? State Formation and Values in the Comparative History of the European Periphery during the High Middle Ages Alice Taylor General Index
Clapham, Batten, 1833. + London, R. Clay, 1833. Bound in one modest contemp. hcloth.Stamp on title-page. (4),220 pp. + 68 pp. First title-page lightly dampstained. Some scattered brownspots.
Copenhagen, 1737. Folio (405 x 260 mm). In contemporary full black calf with four raised bands and double ruled fillets to boards. Wear to extremities, leather cracked. Repair to head of spine. Foot of spine chipped. Previous owner's name to front free end-paper (Kammer Juncker Rosenörn). Internally fine and clean. (4), 446, (24) pp. + large folded frontispiece.
Uncommon funeral sermon for Birgitte Scheel (1669-1737) During the 17th century, the aristocracy commissioned publications dedicated to commemorating their departed spouses and celebrating their virtuous lives. These publications likely served both as a means to instill moral conduct in society, conduct profitable transactions and last but not least fuel the circles of gossip. Funeral sermons emerged as romanticized portrayals of the nobility and the upper classes of society. Between the late 16th century and the mid-18th century, funeral sermons became a sought-after commodity in the Danish book market. Primarily intended for the deceased's family, these sermons allowed them to reflect on their own lineage. Provenance: Valdemar's Castle.
Copenhagen, (1713). Folio (348 x 240 mm). In contemporary full black calf with spine relaid and a bit later red title-label with gilt lettering to spine. Light wear to extremities primarily affecting capitals. Previous owner's name to front front free end-paper (Christian Georg von Møsting). Light occassional marginal browning throughout. Printed on good paper. A nice copy. (40), 352, 16 pp. Wanting the frontispiece.
Rare funeral sermon for Danish Knud Thott (1639 - 1702), Danish Geheimrat, son of Otte Thott. Worm here praises Thott for his sense of duty and untiring diligence, as it is repeatedly emphasized how much he, unlike many of his contemporaries, detested anything related to gifts and favors in official positions. As a landowner, he was exceptionally active, and he increased and improved Gavnø in many ways. Previous owner Christian Georg von Møsting was a Danish-Norwegian Officer who was married to Cathrine Marie Juel, sister to the generals Gregers and Christian Juel, owner of Valdemar's Castle. During the 17th century, the aristocracy commissioned publications dedicated to commemorating their departed spouses and celebrating their virtuous lives. These publications likely served both as a means to instill moral conduct in society, conduct profitable transactions and last but not least fuel the circles of gossip. Funeral sermons emerged as romanticized portrayals of the nobility and the upper classes of society. Between the late 16th century and the mid-18th century, funeral sermons became a sought-after commodity in the Danish book market. Primarily intended for the deceased's family, these sermons allowed them to reflect on their own lineage. Provenance: Valdemar's Castle.