Afer térence (69 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. DJ is clean and complete with little wear. Boards are slightly bowed. Pencil markings to endpaper. Contents are clean and reasonably bright.

Hardcover. Zustand: Acceptable. Bound in black cloth with gold titles to spine - some wear and rubbing to cover edges - cloth is chipping at crown and foor of spine - former owner's name on inside cover and title page - mild foxing to page edges - pencil scribbles on title page - approx 25% of the pages have some underlines, or marginalia. - a few page corner tips are bent - Overall, a fair to good copy.…

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. Independently published collection , 2023. 1 volume format In-8 bon.

Zustand: New. In English.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. 2nd edition, third printing ; brick red cloth ; covers worn ; front hinge starting ; name on ep ; penciling, heavy in Adelphoe ; slight foxing ; old book store stamp ; FAIR. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Scuff in backstrip at foot of spine. With the ownership inscription of R.J.G. Mayor, Eton College.

Methuen & Co, London 1964. VII+182 pages. Orig. cloth. With notes. Good. * With the name of the danish professor and classical scholar Johnny Christensen on flyleaf.

Aris and Phillips Ltd, Warminster 1990. 170 pages. Original white, soft cover. Spine, top of cover and top edge yellowed. Small fold to front cover. Owner's name to halftitlepage. Very good-. * Edited with translation, introduction and commentary by S. Ireland.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. pp xii, 304. Frontis illustration. Signed presentation copy from John Benson Rose to Henry Lee Gray whose bookplate is on the pastedown. Also tipped in at prelims is an obituary notice and a good 4 page signed autograph letter to Henry Lee Gray from J B Rose discussing the comedies and their performance at Westminster school and literature and translation. Original publisher's brown pebbled cloth lettered gilt at the spine and lined in gilt on covers. Apart from a couple of neat stamps of the Dominican Fathers (Edinburgh) the book is in clean vg condition. Signedes.…

Two parts in one volume. Edited with introduction and notes by Sidney G. Ashmore. Oxford University Press American Branch, New York 1967. Eight printing. 289+340 pages. Publisher's brown cloth. Boards with some stains. * With the name af the danish professor and classical scholar Johnny Christensen.

Museum Tusculanums Forlag, København 1984. 95 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Ryggen let falmet. Sort overstregning med tusch i sort felt på forsiden. Lette brugsspor. * Oversat af Otto Steen Due.

Museum Tusculanums Forlag, København 1984. 95 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Ryggen og dele af for- og bagside falmet. * Oversat af Otto Steen Due.

Full Leather. Zustand: Good. Full leather. 6 by 3 ¾ inches. (6), 315, (2) pp. Text in French and Latin. A collection of comedic plays by African-Roman playwright Terentius, or as more commonly known, Terence. He was originally enslaved and brought to Rome, being freed after impressing his enslaver with his abilities. Much of his work was inspired by, or adapted from, early Greek plays, and was particularly popular for its use of clear and simple language. Armorial bookplate of Sir John William Lubbock present, although no indication as to which one. GOOD condition. Heavy chipping, flaking and tearing to the leather along the spine and hinges, with areas of loss to the lower spine. Moderate uneven darkening and fading to the covers, with minor soiling. Extremities bumped and scuffed. Aforementioned bookplate present. A previous owner has glued fold out pieces of paper to the endpages, all bearing ink lists of names. Minor toning and light scattered foxing throughout.…

Translated into Parallel English Metres by William Ritchie. G. Bell and Sons, London 1927. Large 8vo. XI+363 pages. Orig. red cloth. Name on front endpaper. Near fine-.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Französisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Facsimile. Quarto, gray decorative cloth boards; [15] pp., 93 leaves, colophon. Facsimile of the 1486 Conrad Dinckmut edition published at Ulm in 1486. Terence's comedy was written in 161 BCE.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 3rd Edition. A volume with two of the plays of Terence (Publius Terentius Afer - c. 190-159 BC). He was a Roman playwright and the author of six plays based on Greek originals by Menander or Apollodorus of Carystus. These plays were originally performed c. 166-160 BC. Les Comedies de Terence, Traduites en Francois par Madame Dacier. Avec Les Remarques Troisieme Edition Revue, Corrigee, & Enrichie de Figures a Chaque Comedie. This volume contains Phormio/Le Phormion and Hecyra/L'Hecyre. This volume would originally have been one of three (we think Volume 3). A previous owner has scraped away the volume indication phrase on the title page to make it look like a stand-alone book. Published by George Gallet, Amsterdam, 1700. Third Edition. 'Suivant la Copie de Paris'. A good full calf leather hardback in contemporary binding. Covers bumped, scuffed and scraped, with raised bands and faded title label box to spine. With cracking to joints, making the covers a little weak, but the contents still bound. Some pencil makings to endpapers. The frontispiece and title spread a little rubbed and worn, with some spotting. One 5mm marginal hole to frontispiece which is also split at the top 4cm, from the gutter. Text is generally clean and bright, with scattered spotting throughout. Dust toned edges to text block. Imperfect, but still a desirable copy. Text in Latin and French. 432pp (although final page misspells this as 423), including one frontispiece plate for Phormion, and vignette title page. Weight approximately 284g (unpacked). Approx Dimensions:  158mm high x 105mm wide x 27mm deep. More photos on request.…

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. A collection of six comedies from the ancient Roman playwright Terence, bound in full straight grain morocco and written in Latin. The Westerhovian edition.Bound in full straight grain morocco.Written in Latin.This volume features all six comedies written by the ancient roman playwright, Publius Terentius Afer, best known in English as Terence. This plays included in this work are titled; 'Andria', 'Eunuchus', 'Heautontimorumenos', 'Adelphi', 'Hecyra', and 'Phormio'. Bound in full straight grain morocco. Externally generally smart with rubbing to the joints, and extremities, and fading to the spine. Gift inscription to the front pastedown. Internally pages age toned and clean. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…

Good condition. Small volume. Front cover detached from book but otherwise in good condition. Leather bound with gold-embossed decorations on front cover. Name of previous owner in ink on front end sheet. Hardback.

5 x 3 1/4 inches, very handsomely leather bound in full period light calf gilt with a red leather lettering label. All edges gilt. Half title, title, vi, 286 pages. Text in Latin. A very pretty copy of this important Roman playwright.

48mo. (88 x 48 mm), pp. [6], 220. With engraved frontispiece (author's portrait) and title-page. A few edges untrimmed, light age yellowing, the odd spot. Contemporary cloth, spine gilt-lettered. Head and foot of spine a bit rubbed, hinges starting. Autograph R.W. Lamb 1939 to front pastedown; another illegible to ffep. From Pickering's 'Diamond Classics' series. Dedicated to George John, 2nd Earl Spencer (1758-1834), renowned bibliophile, and exquisitely printed, by C. Corrall. A clean copy. Keynes, p.92. …

Paris, C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1830-1840. 3 volumes in-8, cartonnage rouge illustré éditeur à la Bradel, titres dorés, texte latin et traduction française en regard. Edition bilingue, publiée dans la "Bibliothèque Latine-Française" de Panckoucke. Bien complet en 3 volumes. Traduction de Jean-Augustin Amar Du Rivier. I- L'Andrienne. L'Eunuque. II- Les Adelphes. Le Phormion. III- Le Bourreau de soi-même. La Belle-mère. Quelques accrocs à la reliure, rousseurs parfois soutenues. Ex-libris gravé et manuscrit Vicomte "Colonna d'Istria".…

Leather. Zustand: Good. No Dust Jacket. [10], clxii, 288, [88] pp. Added frontis illustrated plate. Red and black title page. Octavo in full leather. Spine in 5 compartments with gilt decoration, title panel missing. Smooth calf boards with blind stamped rectangular cartouche with fleurons at the corners. Corners bit rubbed, spine leather starting to crack. Interior no end papers, nice old signature on the second blank (unreadable) with a date of January 1730, text is clean and unmarked. Page cxxxiii/cxxxiv is out of order in the Prologue, but otherwise everything else is good. Entirely in Latin, nice printing. Text surrounded by commentary, followed by Index Vocab. The Delphin editions were designed to help the heir to the French throne - the Dauphin -- learn his Latin classics; each classic was edited, emended, commented upon and here, also put into an easier prose translation as well, by the most eminent classical scholars of the times. Terence was one of Rome's greatest playwrights; who wrote amusing and affecting plays in a beautiful Latin style, direct and mellifluous and still very enjoyable today. They were popular throughout Medieval Europe and throughout the Renaissance. Terence was probably a native of Carthage, was a slave in the family of a Roman patrician. Because of his witty conversation and graceful manners, he became a favorite in fashionable Roman society and received his freedom. His sayings have become the general property of mankind: "Many men, many minds!" "I consider nothing human alien to me," and "While there's life there's hope." It is through Terence, more than any one else, that the traditions of comedy can be traced back to the New Comedy of the Greeks. The beautiful plate is signed Michael Vandergucht (or van der Gucht; 1660 16 October 1725) , a Flemish engraver who worked for most of his career in England. The same year he engraved this plate, he was also carving a frontis for Shakespeare's The Tempest. OCLC 85877450.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 288 pages.…

Leather. Zustand: Good Only. An eighteenth century edition of the theatrical comedies of Publius Terentius Afer in Latin. An eighteenth century edition of Publii Terentii Afri Comoediae Ad Optimorum Exemplarium Siden Recensitae.A collection of the theatrical comedies of the North African-Roman playwright Publius Terentius Afer, known in English as 'Terence' (c195/185-c159 BC).Terence's comedies were performed for the first time around 166-160 BC. He was brought to Rome as an enslaved person and was freed by Terentius Lucanus, a Roman senator, due to his abilities.Terence's plays were used to learn to speak Latin in the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance, and were imitated by William Shakespeare in some instances. First printed in 1470, his works were popular during the revival of classical literature.Illustrated with an engraved monochrome plates frontispiece. Collated, complete.Prior owner's book plate to the first pastedown. From the library of the Earl of Berkshire Lord Marshall of England, dated 1720, being Henry Bowes Howard (1686-1757), English peer.Many of the pages are worn to the extremities and suffering some loss, including the frontispiece. In full calf binding. Externally, fair. There is some loss to the tail of the spine, and considerable rubbing to the boards, the spine, and the extremities. The joints are slightly cracked, and the hinges are starting but firm. Prior owner's book plate to the first pastedown. Internally, firmly bound. The pages are generally bright and clean, with some light spots throughout and also some marking throughout. Many of the pages are worn to the extremities and suffering some loss, including the frontispiece. Good Only. None (illustrator). book.…

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. A bright copy of the collected works of Roman playwright, Terence, this particular collection commissioned by Eton College for scholars completing their studies. A nineteenth century edition of the plays of Terence. Bound in full calf. A bright edition of the comedies of Publius Terentius Afer, better known in English as Terence, a Roman African playwright whose works were first performed between 166 and 160 BC. Terence wrote his plays in a simple and conversational Latin, resulting in his works being used throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance to teach Latin. Written in the original Latin. This particular collection was commissioned by Eton College as a gift to scholars who had completed their studies. Published for the college by Charles Whittingham, who took over the Chiswick Press from his uncle.Inscribed to the dedication page, dated 1857, presented by Charles O. Goodford, the headmaster and provost of Eton College at the time. Bound in full calf. Externally, generally smart with rubbing to the extremities, joints and spine. Small cracks to the head and tail of the front joint. Front hinge a touch strained, but holding firm. Light marks to boards. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean. Ink inscription to dedication page. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…

Book Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Cambridge: Cornelius Crownfield, 1726. 1st Edition . Very Good. Recently rebound, quarter calf using the original or 19th. century marbled boards and dark polished leather spine with black leather label for gilt title "BENTLEY'S COMMENTARIES 1726". Full-page frontispiece of Prince Frederick facing the dedicatory text. Title pages for the whole volume, the first, Terence, part and the second (Phaerdus' Aesop). Pagination: frontispiece leaf,(5), xxv, 444, (2)(Phaedrus title leaf), frontispiece leaf (Aesop and beasts),(vi),87,(1), finishing with the original rear free endpaper. Sporadic foxing of about three interior leaves and last few leaves lightly browned, otherwise a very good copy, excellently bound for safe and repeated use. This first edition lacks the indices, illustrated title leaf and extra plate of the 1728 Amsterdam edition, which, despite the very similar pagination, is independently typeset with the engraved plates very similar but freely copied from this Cambridge edition. (see our JP0019 if unsold. Why not buy both to compare the printing and, perhaps, the text). …

Leather. Zustand: Very Good. The complete six comedies of the celebrated Roman playwright Terence, presented to Eton graduates by Charles Old Goodford, in full contemporary calf. P. Terentii Afri Comoediae, the six surviving comedies of the Roman playwright Terence, with this particular edition being edited and presented to Eton graduates by its current headmaster Charles Old Goodford. In full contemporary calf, with marble end papers. The original blanks preserved, without half-title as issued. Contains contemporary ink inscription to presentation leaf. Among the most admired Latin writers in Roman history, Terence was particularly admired for his analysis of the human condition and remained popular for centuries after. Written between 161 BC and 165 BC, Terence based his plays from Greek comedies by Meander and Apollodorus of Carystus with a Latin twist. - Andria (pp. 1-80)- Eunuchus (pp. 81-166)- Heauton Timorumenos (pp. 167-248)- Adelphi (pp. 249-324)- Hecyra (pp. 325-378)- Phormio (pp.379-463) Goodford was known as a kind headmaster who was rather lenient in disciplinary matters. In full contemporary calf, with marble end papers. The original blanks preserved, without half-title as issued. Contains contemporary ink inscription to presentation leaf. Externally, mostly smart, with the odd small marks to boards and rubbing to joints and edges. Knocks to the head and tail of the spine, and to the extremities. The odd small rubbing mark and scratch to spine. Spine label intact. Marble end papers are bright and clean. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are mostly bright and clean, with light spotting to first and final leaves. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…

8vo, pp.[xlviii], 864, [lxiv]. Engraved title-page, woodcut initials and endpieces, final leaf blank. Occasional light spots but generally clean. Contemporary vellum, double-line filets to spine, gilt frame, gilt oval centrepiece of Justitia to each board, edges slightly overlapped. A few slight marks, ties lost, some short notes to ffep, very good indeed. Third edition of Schrevel's 'variorum', which gives as much attention to the playwright's earlier commentators (the fourth century A.D. grammarian, Aelius Donatus and the sixth century commentator Eugraphius) as to more recent commentators. The playwright Terence (d. 159 B.C.) was born into slavery at Carthage and brought to Rome, where he was freed, taking his old master's name. His six comedies, which stand out for their particular naturalistic style, were admired right through the Middle Ages for their moral arguments, and were still on school curricula in the nineteenth century. Dibdin II, 473; Schweiger, 1065.…

(.Le tout dans l'intention d'etre utile a la noble nation germanique par F.Tholosan ). Mit 7 Blatt, 735 Seiten mit 2 gestochenen Vignetten. Ohldr mit farbigem Rückenschildchen und marmorierten Vorsätzen, 8°. Einband stärker berieben, Ecken und Kanten bestoßen, Kapitale etwas beschädigt. Innen durchgehend etwas gebräunt und gelegentlich etwas stockfleckig. erste Seiten stärker fleckig. ( Pic erhältlich / webimage available ) /// (.Le tout dans l'intention d'etre utile a la noble nation germanique par F.Tholosan ). With 7 leaves, 735 pages with 2 engraved vignettes. Softcover with coloured spine label and marbled endpapers, 8°. Binding heavily rubbed, corners and edges bumped, capitals somewhat damaged. Interior somewhat browned throughout and occasionally somewhat foxed. first pages more heavily stained. - Artikel 1834.…

Leather. Zustand: Good. A late seventeenth-century French edition of the Comedies of Terence, translated by Madame Dacier, complete in three volumes. A French translation of The Comedies of Terence. Complete in three volumes, uniformly bound in contemporary speckled calf. Troisieme Edition.Illustrated with seven engraved plates, comprised of three plates and a frontispiece to Volume I, one plate to Volume II and two plates to Volume III. Lacking one plate to Volume II, according to a collation provided by the Hathi Digital Library.Translated from the original Latin into French by Madame Dacier. Containing the comedies of Publius Terentius Afer, better known as Terence, a Roman African playwright whose works were first performed between 166 and 160 BC. Terence wrote his plays in a simple and conversational Latin, resulting in his works being used throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance to teach Latin.With a preface and life of the author to Volume I.Ink inscription of Thomas Wilkinson, dated 1705. Bound in contemporary speckled calf. Externally, sound, with rubbing to the extremities, heavier to joints. Hinges are a little strained, with the front hinges tender. Joints are cracked, heavier to I and II. Small worming marks to joints and backstrips of I and II. Ink inscription to endpapers. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright and clean, with just the odd mark. Good. Not Stated (illustrator). book.…