Ruggieri michele (4 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the verdant haven of Wiggly Water Pond, a young frog named Scout dreams of knowledge and adventure. Despite facing life's ripples with a wheelchair for mobility due to spina bifida, his buoyant spirit remains untethered. Beside him is Speckles, a kindred soul on her own journey of perseverance. Together, they navigate the winding path to enlightenment, where enlightenment takes the form of a school nestled in nature's embrace. There, with each new lesson and every shared triumph over the creek's challenges, Scout discovers the boundless potential within and the value of companionship. This heartwarming tale celebrates the leaps one can make in pursuit of dreams and the friendship that kindles hope under a canopy of stars.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the verdant haven of Wiggly Water Pond, a young frog named Scout dreams of knowledge and adventure. Despite facing life's ripples with a wheelchair for mobility due to spina bifida, his buoyant spirit remains untethered. Beside him is Speckles, a kindred soul on her own journey of perseverance. Together, they navigate the winding path to enlightenment, where enlightenment takes the form of a school nestled in nature's embrace. There, with each new lesson and every shared triumph over the creek's challenges, Scout discovers the boundless potential within and the value of companionship. This heartwarming tale celebrates the leaps one can make in pursuit of dreams and the friendship that kindles hope under a canopy of stars.…

Zustand: NEW.

Ricevute il mese di decembre prossimo passato M D LXXXV. In Venezia : appresso i Gioliti, 1586. Small octavo (160 x 105 mm), superb modern binding of panelled red calf richly gilt, spine in compartments with gilt lettering and ornament, gilt dentelles; pp. 181, [1 colophon]; title with woodcut Jesuit device, woodcut headpieces and initials, colophon with woodcut printer's device; title with a very short tear to bottom margin, pp. 141-2 with small loss to bottom margin, occasional spotting; a fine example. Collection of letters written in 1583-84 by Jesuit missionaries in Japan and China, which were received in Rome at the end of 1585. This Venice edition was printed in the same year as the first edition, published in Rome. The three most substantial letters are by Luís Fróis (at Cocinozcù, 13 Feb. 1583; at Nagasaki, 2 Jan. 1584; at Nagasaki, 3 Sept. 1584). There are also shorter letters by Francesco Cabral (at Amacano, 20 Nov. 1583, and 8 Dec. 1584), Michele Ruggieri (at Sciauchino, 7 Feb. 1583; at Amacano, 25 Jan. 1584), and Matteo Ricci (at Canton, 30 Nov. 1584). Cordier, BJ, 81; Sommervogel, II, 493.…