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Condizione: Fair. Volume 259. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. No dust jacket. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1550grams, ISBN:9789042017559.

Original publisher's blue paper-covered boards, pictorial frontcover, very thick large 8vo: xxviij, 754pp., 49 contributions with footnotes - references, acknowledgements, list publications Rupert T. Pickens, table of contents. CONTENTS: 1. Raymond C. and Virginia A. La Charité: Par ce que c'est luy - Rupert Tarpley Pickens III. 2. F. R. P. Akehurst: Adultery in Gascony. 3. Gerard J. Brault: The Prose Lancelot and the "Galehot Roll of Arms". 4. Paul Bretel: Moines et religieux dans les contes de la Vie de Pères. 5. Glyn S. Burgess: 'I kan rymes of Robyn Hood, and Randolf Erl of Chestre'. 6. Keith Busby: Filling in the Blanks: The Missing Miniatures in BnF, fr. 15101 of Florimont. 7. William Calin: The Occitan Baroque in Provence: The Example of Michel Tronc. 8. Carleton W. Carroll: One Text, Two Scribes: Manuscript P of Erec et Enide (Paris, BnF, fr. 375). 9. Carol J. Chase: Christ, the Hermit and the Book: Text and Figuration in the Prologue to the Estoire del Saint Graal. 10. Robert Francis Cook: Notes sur le texte du Bâtard de Bouillon: le rôti et les fleurs: le nom de Bohémond. 11. Alain Corbellari: Les jeux de l'anneau: fonctions et trajets d'un objet emblématique de la littérature narrative médiévale. 12. Peter Dembowski: What is Critical in Critical Editions? The Case of Bilingual Editions. 13. Jean Dufournet: Gaston Paris et Villon. Entre Auguste Longnon et Marcel Schwob. 14. Christine Ferlampin-Acher: Perceforest et Chrétien de Troyes. 15. Joan Tasker Grimbert: The Reception of the Tristan Legend in Renaut's Galeran de Bretagne. 16. Bernard Guidot: La famille de Narbonne dans Elie de Saint-Gilles. 17. Edward A. Heinemann: More on Speech Presentation in the Charroi de Nîmes: In Which Otran and Harpin Begin to Speak. 18. David F. Hult: From Perceval to Galahad: A Missing Link? 19. Tony Hunt: Wordplay before the 'Rhétoriqueurs'. 20. Catherine M. Jones: Polyglots in the chansons de geste. 21. Douglas Kelly: How Did Guiolete Come to Court? Or, the Sometimes Inscrutable Paths of Tradition. 22. William W. Kibler: Huon de Bordeaux in its Manuscripts. 23. Christopher Kleinhenz: Rome and Florence in Dante's Divine Comedy. 24. Aurélie Kostka: La ville, un Autre Monde? Discontinuité de l'espace urbain dans les romans arthuriens. 25. Norris J. Lacy: On Armor and Identity: Chrétien and Beyond. 26. Olivier Linder: "Par soulas et par envoiseüre ": rire et distinction aristocratique dans le Tristan en prose. 27. Donald Maddox: Intratextual Rewriting in the Roman de Tristan of Beroul. 28. Laurence Mathey-Maille: L'étymologie dans le Roman de Rou de Wace. 29. June Hall McCash: Philomena's Window: Issues of Intertextuality and Influence in Works of Marie de France and Chrétien de Troyes. 30. Philippe Ménard: Les Prophéties de Merlin et l'Italie au XIIIe siècle. 31. Jacques E. Merceron: Le miracle et les gués de l'aubépine: signe de salut et seuils de l'aventure dans la matière de France et de Bretagne. 32. Emanuel J. Mickel: Marie's Use of Monologue and Dialogue in the Lais. 33. Muriel Ott: Le siège de Narbonne dans le Siège de Barbastre et Buevon de Conmarchis. 34. William D. Paden: Before the Troubadours: The Archaic Occitan Texts and the Shape of Literary History. 35. Wendy Pfeffer: Lifting a Glass in Medieval Occitania. 36. Elizabeth W. Poe: Lord Hermit and the Joglar from Velay: Peire de Maensac as the Author of Estat aurai de chantar (PC 194,7). 37. Duncan Robertson: Seasons of Solitude: The Anglo-Norman Verse Life of St. Giles. 38. Samuel N. Rosenberg: French Songs in Occitan Chansonniers: Mahieu le Juif in ms. O (Rome, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, vaticani latini 3208). 39. Barbara N. Sargent-Baur: Rewriting Cligés. 40. Mary Jane Schenck: Spectacles of Violence: The Trials of Ganelon. 41. Sara Sturm-Maddox: 'Signeur, vous qui l'oevre savés': Amadas, Ydoine, and the Wiles of Women. 42. François Suard: Alexandre le Grand et Malraux. 43. Jane H. M. Taylor: 'A rude heap together hurl'd'?: Disorder and Design in Vérard's Jardin de Plaisance (1501). 44. Karl D. Uitti: The Codex Calixtinus and the European St. James the Major: Some Contextual Issues. 45. Jean-René Valette: Le héros et le saint dans la Queste del Saint Graal: image et ressemblance. 46. Evelyn Birge Vitz: A Showcase for Talent: Performance in and of Flamenca. 47. Lori J. Walters: The King's Example: Arthur, Gauvain, and Lancelot in Rigomer and Chantilly, Musée Condé 472 (anc. 626). 48. Logan E. Whalen: Marie de France and the Ancients. 49. Lenora D. Wolfgang: The Manuscripts of the Chevalier de la Charrette (Lancelot) of Chrétien de Troyes. Preliminary remarks to a new edition: The case of ms. E. Part II. Very fine copy - as new. Volume 259: Faux Titre. Études de Langue et Littérature Françaises Publiées.

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XXVIII/753 S., Originalpappband (publisher's cardboard covers), sehr gutes Exemplar / book in excellent condition, (Faux titre 259), Sprache: englisch/französisch.

Simone Jean-Bernard PARIS, Librairie des Champs-Élysées [2 bis, rue de Marignan /// Imprimerie Charaire, Sceaux] - Copyright 1940 - 1939 [17.754-12-39 (in-fine) / 12-39 (jaquette)] - Br.17,5x11,5x1,8cm - Couverture jaune titrée et ornée du masque à la plume emblématique de la collection en marron; jaquette au premier plat illustré en couleurs par Simone Jean-Bernard et titré en blanc et rouge, dos blanc titré, numéroté et orné en rouge et noir, 4e de jaquette blanc à l'annonce pour 'Le Prix du Roman d'Aventures.' en noir; catalogue intérieur in-fine des 288 titres parus (1 à 288); 244 et (12) pages. (Collection Le Masque - Collection de Romans d'Aventures - N° 289 [306.000.300], crée et dirigée par Albert Pigasse - 7 Fr). Jaquette grisâtre. Bon état. LA PHOTO AUGMENTE LES DÉFAUTS DE LA JAQUETTE, surtout les rousseurs. BIEN COMPLET DE SA JAQUETTE illustrée. Première édition dans la collection. Français Livres.

First edition, first printing. Copy with revisions in manuscript by Pearsall Smith. "Revised / No. II" written in ink to the front cover, and with numerous crossings out in pencil throughout. Inscribed in pencil on the rear endpaper: "From I Tatti, given me by Nicky Mariano, R.J.H. (?)". Villa I Tatti was the Berenson's Italian home, and the centre of their literary social circle, Nicky Mariano was I Tatti's librarian and one of the Berensons' closest confidants. Original paper wrappers with printed titles within a decorative urn device to the front cover. Page edges untrimmed. A very good copy, the binding square and firm with chipping to the spine ends, toning and minor marking to the covers and a little wear to the extremities. The contents with the aforementioned pencil markings are otherwise in good order and clean throughout. The second issue of the short-lived literary and cultural periodical (of which only three issues were published between 1897 and 1898) created by Pearsall Smith and the Berensons. The first issue summarised its purpose thus: "The Golden Urn is published by certain people of leisure and curiosity, who thought it worth while to print for their own entertainment some impressions of art and life, some experiments in letters. Appreciation, untrammelled thought, scholarship, its editors will welcome; questions of aesthetics will be discussed. It will appear on unfixed dates and entirely at the pleasure of its editors; it is privately printed and will not be for sale, copies however will be sent - not without a feeling or, at least, an affectation of diffidence - to a few fastidious people." Pearsall Smith was its driving force, later describing it as "a pretentious little review" containing short extracts of what the three of them, in highly animated consultations, agreed were the "finest lines in Shakespeare, Milton, and Keats" (Samuels, Ernest, "Bernard Berenson: The Making of a Connoisseur"). In the following issue they treated art in much the same way, with Bernard and Mary providing a list of "the best, and only the best, Italian pictures in galleries and private collections". The present copy, providing a selection of lines from Milton and Keats, reveals the trio's ongoing debates regarding what should or should not be included, with cavalier crossings out galore. An interesting copy of a very scarce title, seldom appearing in commerce. Only two listed on Copac (BL & Oxford). Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback. 8vo. pp 151. Numbers 1, 2 and 3 complete - all published (1897-1898). Rebound in one volume. Number 1 contains 'Orlando' a 'Self-appreciation' by the then young Bertrand Russell ( a vaguely philosophical cri de coeur unattributed in the text). Rebound with original illustrated front wrappers, each with an urn design, bound in. Red buckram binding lettered gilt at the spine.Three small Birbeck Library blind stamps and a faint withdrawn stamp, bound in cover to third part repaired at edge else very good with clean text. Clipped autograph signature of Logan Pearsall Smith pasted to front pastedown. A genuinely rare periodical, seldom appearing in commerce. The introduction sets the mood--"The GoldenUrn is published by certain people of leisure and curiosity, who thought it worth while to print for their own entertainment some impressions of art and life, some experiments in letters. Appreciation, untrammelled thought, scholarship, its editors will welcomeÉ questions of aesthetics will be discussedÉ it will appear on unfixed dates and entirely at the pleasure of its editors; it is privately printed and will not be for sale. copies however will be sent - not without a feeling or, at least, an affectation of diffidence - to a few fastidious people." The elegant fantasy piece in the third issue 'Altamura' was a collaboration between Pearsall Smith and Berenson and burlesques the life and ideals of an artists retreat not unlike their own circle at Fiesole. The last piece in the magazine is an amazing extensive list by Mary and Bernard Berenson of the greatest Italian Renaissance pictures in the world (Sacred Pictures) with their locations in every country, some in private hands in America and England -'.the study of them are regarded as acts of piety, and very helpful, though not exactly necessary, to Salvation.". Signedes.

Editions RTL - 1980 - In-4, broché, couverture illustrée - 255 p. - Très riche iconographie in-texte en couleurs et en N&B Bon état - Coins très légèrement émoussés - Un coin légèrement corné - Bords de l'ouvrage très légèrement frottés.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. bilingual edition. 781 pages. French language. 8.90x6.22x2.20 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.