hendrik jong (32 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 135 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.34 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: Good. Paperback, veel illustraties in kleur en z/w, 8vo.; Rug verkleurd.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Ex-library copy with usual markings. Cover shows minor wear and tear, rubbing and soiling, tanning. Pages are tanned and clean.

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Second Edition. Worn copy bound in half buckram over marble boards. Some wear and tear as with age. Remains well preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and sharp-cornered. Physical description; 422 pages ; 25 cm. Notes; Includes bibliographical references and index. Subjects; Mysteries, Religious. Cults Greece. Psychology, Religious. 3 Kg.

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paperback, 366 pp. Academisch proefschrift Perfect copy.

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152pp., 23cm., text in Latin, Doctoral Dissertation (University of Leiden, the Netherlands), bound in hardcover, spine in green cloth with gilt lettering, stamp at recto and at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, K113137.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Karel Hendrik Eduard de Jong offers a detailed analysis of Apuleius' works, specifically focusing on the mysteries of Isis. This book provides valuable insights into the religious practices and beliefs of the ancient world.

1/4-leather. 24x16cm, , x,362 pp, A small tear to last page-margin. A tear to in-bound cover wrapper. Recent binder's blind quarter-leather with original cover wrappers bound- in. Contents: Einleitung; Eleusis; Isis & Mithras; Erklärungsversuche; Die Magie in den ägyptischen Kultern; Magie und Mysterien; Erklarungsversuche seitens der Schriftsteller über Magie, Okkultismus, Spiritismus und Theosophie; "Ich ging bis zur Grenze des Todes"; "Ich betrat Proserpinens Schwelle; "Und nachdem ich durch alle Elemente gefahren, kehrte ich wiederum zurück"; "Um Mitternacht sah ich die Sonne mit hellweissem Lichte strahlen"; "Vor die unteren und oberen Götter trat ich hin, von Angesicht zu Angesicht, und betete sie aus nächster Nähe an" Some light pencilled underling. Name inked to half-title. Good.

Zustand: Good. 8vo. 13 x 22,4 cm.I: xxii, 274pp.; II: x, 348pp.; III: xx, 232, [iv]pp. Original marbled wrappers, printed lettering label on spines of 2 volumes, lacks spine of one volume, housed in morocco-backed solander box .Rare - OCLC only lists one copy of the later German edition: 1067860712. Tipped in to each volume is a contemporary one page manuscript related to the work. 4 hand-colored costume plates, 4 folding engraved plates, 3 folding letterpress tables (one with short tear), [Mendelssohn I, pp. 432/3], Haarlem, Francois Bohn, 1802-3, .In 1791 Cornelius arrived in Cape Town with his frigate, where he met his future wife. At that time the Republic was at war with France. It was not until 1794 that Cornelius returned to get married. Because his wife quickly became pregnant, he had to return alone. During the trip he heard that the Republic was now at war with England again due to political complications (the patriots had come to power), but he managed to bring the fleet safely to Norway. He was given a year's leave to collect his wife and daughter. Six more children would be born in the Netherlands. As soon as he returned, he was given command of a ship in the squadron that had to repel the Russian-English fleet. Not all Dutch captains were pro-patriotic and some defected to the English. Cornelius had remained neutral but was still condemned by the High Council of the Sea and exiled. He settled with his family on the Duivenvoorde estate near Kleef. He wrote a number of travel stories here and started a publication to prove his innocence. After the Republic was annexed by France, Cornelius was allowed to return and the family settled in Vught. In 1814 he was rehabilitated. In 1815 the family left for The Hague, where Cornelius also held all kinds of administrative positions.

Rare complete copy of the first (and only early) edition of an account of harbours and roadsteads in the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies, by the bookseller and historian Cornelis van der Aa (1749-1816), written to accompany the 31 beautiful and luxurious plates drawn (mostly from life) and engraved ca. 1772 to ca. 1781: large engraved views of the harbours, showing a wide variety of boats and ships, with people engaged in fishing or trade and 2 showing herring fishing and whaling ("De haring visschery" and "De walvisch vangst"). Loosely inserted in the present copy is the very rare prospectus (actually a separately distributed advertisement, issued at the time of publication), which gives much detailed information about the publication. The plates were first published as a print series and several single prints ca. 1779 to ca. 1781, but those showing the harbours and roadsteads at Batavia and the nearby island Onrust in the East Indies and those showing herring fishing and whaling do not generally appear in the sets of prints. The greater part of the text (pp. 44-135, with the 25 numbered and 2 unnumbered plates) is devoted to the harbours of the Netherlands: Rotterdam (2 plates), Hellevoetsluis, Goedereede, Brielle, Dordrecht, Maassluis, Vlaardingen, Schiedam, Delfshaven, Amsterdam (2 plates), Texel (2 plates), Den Helder, Hoorn, Enkhuizen, Medemblik, Edam, Middelburg, Rammekens, Flushing, Zierikzee, Veere, Brouwershaven, Harlingen and Stavoren. It is the only major pictorial atlas of Dutch sea ports published in the Netherlands. The book collates: *-3*2 A-2L2 = 74 ll. plus 32 plates, including the engraved title-page. The engraved title-page and the prospectus name Maaskamp as the publisher. The book itself nowhere names the printer, but Paul Etienne Briët printed the prospectus and so perhaps also the book itself.The plate size varies from about 26 x 38.5 to about 33.5 x 42 cm (image size about 18 x 28.5 to 25 x 35 cm). The prospectus notes that the book is being published "heden" (today) and is available from Maaskamp and well over fifty book and print sellers thoughout the Netherlands and in Embden, all named. It notes that Maaskamp is publishing the book bound ("in eenen bekwamen atlas gebonden uit te geeven"), and it is offered in boards ("gebonden in een cartonnen band") for 21, a very expensive book at that time. The copies at the Royal Library in The Hague and the University of Amsterdam have Stormont marbled sides.Three plates (herring fishery and the ports of Batavia and Middelberg, the last numbered 22 and the other two unnumbered) have small tears in the foot margin, repaired with tape that has left browned patches, none approaching the image or text, the plate showing Goeree (no. 12) has a small and faint smudge that very slightly affects a bit of the sky, and the tape used to affix the newspaper clipping has left brown patches in the first free endleaf, but otherwise internally in very good condition and hardly trimmed, with many deckles at the head and foot. The marbled paper covering the binding is rubbed, scuffed and has split at the hinge, with much of that on the spine lost, and the hinges have been crudely re-enforced with clear (and later masking) tape, but the boards are still attached to the sewing supports. Magnificent views of the busy harbours of the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies ca. 1780.l Ron Brand, "Deining in de duinen: maritieme prenten op kasteel Keukehof", in: G. Jaspers, ed., Zeehelden, . op kasteel Keukenhof = Jaarboek kasteel Keukenhof, 4 (2010), pp. 11-30, at pp. 14-23 (based on an incomplete set of the prints); Cat. NHSM, p. 319; Molhuysen-Blok I, 3; Saakes (4), 1806, p. 245; Tiele, Land- en volkenkunde 3; for the artists and engravers (and Pieter Yver): Scheen, passim.: Eveline Koolhaas-Grosfeld, De ontdekking van de Nederlander: in boeken en prenten rond 1800, pp. 68-70, citing the prospectus (without location) in note 91 on p. 335; not in WorldCat. Contemporary boards (including a paperboard spine), as issued by the publisher, sewn on 5 recessed cords, with a hollow back, covered with Stormont marbled paper (dark blue Stormont spots on blue-green plain spots, on black with red veins (similar to Wolfe 79, Britain 1805-1825, which has red and yellow veins). With a letterpress half-title with decorated roman and italic titling capitals, a finely engraved title-page in various styles of decorated lettering and flourishes, executed by Klockhoff (presumably the Amsterdam engraver Hendrik Klo(c)khoff, active ca. 1769-d. 1808), and 31 double-page engraved views (ca. 28.5 x 39.5 cm) showing Dutch harbours with a wide variety of sailing boats and ships, mostly shown in full sail, the harbours of Batavia and the island Onrust in the Dutch East Indies (now Djakarta and Pulau Kapal in Indonesia), and 2 views of herring fishing and whaling, the Dutch harbours with captions in French and Dutch (the others in Dutch only), and all but two of the harbours with the town's coat of arms depicted in the foot margin of the plate. One was drawn by Gerrit Groenewegen and the rest by Dirk de Jong and Henrik Kobel junior, and all were engraved by De Jong and Mattheus Sallieth. Further with almost 20 different decorative tailpieces, mostly woodcut. Pages: XII, 135, [1 blank] pp. plus engraved title-page, 31 plates and the loosely inserted prospectus. With the loosely inserted "prospectus" (actually an advertisement issued on publication):[MAASKAMP, Evert]. Berigt aan kooplieden, zeevarenden en verzamelaars van vaderlandsche kunstprinten.[Amsterdam], [Evert Maaskamp], printed by Paul Etienne Briët, [1805]. 4to (27.5 x 22 cm).

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Karel Hendrik Eduard de Jong offers a detailed analysis of Apuleius' works, specifically focusing on the mysteries of Isis. This book provides valuable insights into the religious practices and beliefs of the ancient world.

Utrecht 1974, 100 pp., ill., and case with photos, thesis (code B-328).

Lugduni Batavorum, E. J. Brill, 1900 In-8 broché, 152 p. Édition originale. /36C Cachet, premier plat de couverture détaché, bonne condition. Sehr gut.