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Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. 376 Pp. Softcover. Very Good, No Marks. Color An Db/W Plates And Illustrations Throughout (illustrator).

Zustand: COME NUOVO. Firenze, Sansoni Ed. cm.16,5x23, pp.VII-426, brossura intonso. Collana della Libera Cattedra di Storia della Civiltà Fiorentina.

Paperback. Wrs. Latin versions; the Syriac texts were publ as Scr Syri 3, 5 & 7.

304 S. Leinen der Zeit (Hardcover). Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium. Scriptores Syri. Versio. Series Tertia. T. IV. Mit vergoldetem Rückentitel. Mit handschriftl. Besitzeintrag. Bleistiftrandnotizen in P. I. Gutes Exemplar der Originalausgabe, leichter Tabakrauchduft. P. I: Interpretatus est Ignatius Guidi; P. II: Ed. E.-W. Brooks. Interpretatus est I.-B. Chabot; P. III: Interpretati sunt E.-W. Brooks, Ign. Guidi, I.-B. Chabot. Dieser Band enthält nur die Versiones Sprache: la.…

2 parts (versio & textus) bound in one physical volume, 307 + 379pp., 25cm., red hardcover in half-leather, gilt title at spine, marbled endpapers, 3 ex-libris stamps at rect and verso of title page, few occasional foxing, good condition, [The "Versio" part contains the Latin translation, the "Textus" part contains the critical text edition in Syriac], weight: 1.4 kg., X120145.…

Hardcover. Second Edition. Octavo, [2], 142, [2] pages, plus fold-out organizational chart and ephemera items. In Very Good minus condition. Book is rebound in full light gray cloth with new endpaper; spine with gilt titling on a dark red leather label. Front cover of original paper wrap is bound in. Very light wear to boards. Chipping along the right side of the leather label, with some mild discoloration to the cloth beneath. Text block is moderately age toned and lightly worn along edges. Moderately age toned throughout, with some very small marginal closed tears present. Light penciling on half title page. Fold-out organizational chart shows some chipping and closed tears along the edges and folds, with a larger closed tear along the left side; chart is split completely in half, and repaired with tape. Discoloration to chart where it contacts the tape. Signed flat in black ink by author Giovan Battista Bianchini on copyright page: "G. B. Bianchini". Inscribed by author Marco Cortelazzo on verso of bound-in original cover: "Al caro Tenente Wiley / con ammirazione, riconoscenza ed affetto. - / Marco Cortelazzo / Bologna (Italy) 18.9.1946". This inscription is addressed to a Lt. R. W. Wiley, to whom several of the ephemera items are also addressed. All ephemera items are housed in a bound-in envelope except for one of the address lists, which is laid-in. Shelved in Room A. EPHEMERA CONTENTS: Two typed address lists; three small handwritten notes; two organization membership cards; and one inscribed photograph. Address lists are creased and age toned, with some small marginal closed tears. Names and addresses appear to belong to various people associated with the I.M.I. and the Italian anti-fascist resistance during WWII, including the authors of the book, the signers of the membership cards, and notable anti-fascists Don Andrea Ghetti and Aldo Garòsci. The three handwritten notes are on various papers, including a page from a pocket calendar and a blank prescription slip. All are lightly age toned, with some small chips along the edges. Prescription slip is creased. Two of the notes' contents consist of names and addresses much like the lists described earlier. The other note is written mostly in English, dated Christmas day 1944: "Medica Lieutenant P.O.W. / Bonanzo, Giuseppe / Via S. Francesco da Paola 37 / Torino (Italy) / Prisoner of War / Wels (Upper Austria) / 25 - XII - 1944". The two membership cards indicate the honorary membership of Lieutenant R. W. Wiley to two post-war organizations in the Linz region of Italy. Cards show moderate age toning, with ink stamps from both organizations. The first is for his membership in the Organizzazione F.G. - I.M.I., signed by Marco Cortelazzo. The second is for the Comitato Nazionale Italiano, and is signed by Luigi Ronza; this card is inscribed on the back, with additional signatures from several members (Luigi Ronza, Luigi Guermandi, Marco Cortelazzo, and Giuseppe Bruschi). The inscription reads: "Valido per entrare in Italia e ritrovarvi molti amici riconoscenti". The photograph black and white, lightly age toned, with faint smudging on the back. Inscribed in ink to Wiley: "A Roberto Wiley - con gratitudine - per l'amico dell'Italia nuova - al soldato e cittadino che con profonda, commossa fraternità spirituale e con l'azione ha voluto darmi prova di comprensione e di amicizia. / Gino Guermandi / Linz - Giugno 1945" This book and the additional ephemera items are all related to the I.M.I. and broader anti-fascist Italian resistance during WWII. The I.M.I., or Italian Military Internees, were members of the Italian military who refused to fight under Mussolini' Republic of Salò. These people, comprising roughly 90% of the Italian military, were designated first as prisoners of war, then as "military internees", which allowed the Germans to subject them to hard labor through the end of the war. Members of the I.M.I. were largely viewed as traitors by the Germans. In many cases, these prisoners were sent n. Signed.…