Athalia von Jean Racine (12 Ergebnisse)

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tapa blanda. Zustand: Bien. Literatura.(82) Athalía ; Andrómaca Espasa-Calpe Argentina. Buenos Aires. 1948. 18 cm. 146 p. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial con sobrecubierta. Colección "Austral" (839) . Sobrecubierta deslucida. (=3357284=) GF15.

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58, (6) S. Orig.-Broschur. Taschenbuch (= Reclams Universal-Bibliothek Nr. 385). - Einband mit Randläsuren, Knickspuren und kleinen Fehlstellen; Buchblock schiefgelesen. Text mit wenigen Bleistiftanstreichungen. Ordentliches Exemplar.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book features the two most famous works by the French playwright Jean Racine, Esther and Athalia. These two plays, based on biblical stories from the Old Testament, are notable for their dramatic power, vivid characters, and elegant verse. They have been revered for centuries as masterpieces of French literature and continue to be performed and studied today.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book features the two most famous works by the French playwright Jean Racine, Esther and Athalia. These two plays, based on biblical stories from the Old Testament, are notable for their dramatic power, vivid characters, and elegant verse. They have been revered for centuries as masterpieces of French literature and continue to be performed and studied today.

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First Edition of this Translation. in contemporary tree calf, spine simply ruled in gilt, red morocco label lettered in gilt, with the heraldic bookplate of Sir James Campbell of Stracathro. 8vo, (125 x 214mm), pp. [vi], 154, [1] errata, with the half-title, An anonymous verse translation of two plays by Racine. The first is Racine?s final tragedy, Athalie, first performed in 1691 and considered one of his greatest achievements: Voltaire thought it the greatest triumph of the human mind while Flaubert, in Madame Bovary, ranked it as the masterpiece of the French stage. The second play translated here is the lesser-known Esther, 1689, a work in three acts written for the young ladies of Madame de Maintenon?s academy, the Maison Royale de Saint Louis. A note in the 1876 translation by Caroline Andrews reads: ?As the translator has followed closely the original, she hopes to recommend the same to the attention of lady educators? With a dedication to the Duchess of Gordon and a brief address to the reader: ?The Translator has often admired the sublimity of sentiment, and elegant simplicity that reign in the sacred dramas of Racine. He has reaped both pleasure and edification from the perusal of these pieces, so justly esteemed by those who have a relish for sacred poetry: Hence he has been induced to believe that a translation of them, imitating closely the simple manner and style of the originals, might afford a similar gratification to the well-disposed British reader? OCLC lists BL, NLS, Edinburgh University, Stanford, Chicago, Michigan and Princeton.

8º: * 6 A-E 8 (E8 blanco), gepag.: [12] 78 pp., met gegraveerd titelvignet door Reinier Vinkeles (1768). Papieren omslag. Van Aken II, p.245; Arpots (toneel) 447; CBMNL 548; Mattheij 13a l Een van de eerste toneelspelen die Nomsz heeft geschreven, in 1771 uitgegeven door David Klippink en in 1807 door diens opvolger Pieter Johannes Uylenbroek herdrukt. In de Amsterdamse schouwburg werd het pas in 1808 voor het eerst op de planken gebracht.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. Traduzida, illustrada, e offerecida a? Serenissima senhora D. MARIANNA, INFANTA DE PORTUGAL, POR CANDIDO LUSITANO. Segunda Impressão. LISBOA: Na Officina Da Academia das Sciencias. M. DCCLXXXIII. [1783]. Com licença da Real Meza Censoria. In 8.º de 16,5x11 págs. Com xxx, [ii], 142, [ii] págs. Encadernação inteira de pele ligeiramente cansada, com ferros a ouro na lombada. Impresso sobre papel de linho. Ilustrado com um cabeção na página de início da tragédia e capitulares não ornamentadas. Exemplar com assinatura de posse manuscrita em letra coeva, na folha de rosto. Contém vestigios de uma folha de guarda anterior arrancada e danos no verso da respetiva pasta. Apresenta ainda vários rabiscos e traços a tinta na folha de guarda posterior. Inocêncio II, 404. ?Mais conhecido pelo nome poetico de Candido Lusitano, que adoptou na Arcadia, da qual foi um dos primeiros e mais conspicuos membros. foi natural de lisboa, e n. a 3 de Janeiro (outros dizem de Septembro) de 1719. Depois de concluir os estudos de humanidades, que cursou parte nas aulas do Collegio de Sancto Antão, da Companhia de Jesus, e parte na casa de S. Caetano, dos Clerigos Theatinos, esteve durante alguns annos como familiar, ou gentil-homem em casa do Cardeal Patriarcha de Lisboa, D. Thomás D"almeida. movido de superior impulso, ou por ventura de algumas causas hoje ignoradas, resolveu-se a deixar o serviço d"aquelle prelado, e foi vestir a roupeta dos congregados de S. Filippe Nery na casa do Espirito Sancto de Lisboa. elle mesmo diz em uma sua obra inedita, que entrára na congregação em 1751, o que accusa inexactidão da parte de Barbosa, e de outros que têem indicado o anno de 1752 como o da entrada. achando-se na villa de Mafra foi atacado de paralysia, molestia de que faleceu a 5 de Julho de 1773, sendo enterrado no claustro do convento da mesma villa, a esse tempo occupado pelos Conegos Regentes de Sancto Agostinho.? Language: Português / Portuguese Location/localizacao: I-197-E-14.