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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Softcover. 1st thus. Fair, sewn, in heavily spotted orig. gray wrapper. Text clean.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condizione: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. 8vo. Cloth. Inlaid design and borders on covers. Heavy wear to covers and backstrip. Most of backstrip detached but present. Bumped corners. End page hinges are split. Foxing. Pages 193-204 are detached. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,750grams, ISBN:

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: New. New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. 2nd Edition. xxii 397pp 3q brown calf gilt over marbled boards, marbled edges, ex-cathedral library with usual stamps and labels, with 7 illustrations, two folding, some spotting.

Hardcover. 2nd edition. xiii, 442 p. Sermons 1-17: Elijah and Elisha; 18-29: Jonah; 30-38: Romans 5; 39-54: passion & resurrection. [1st thus 1873] Sermons on the history of Elijah and Elisha: 1 Introductory 2Kg 2.9 - 2 Drought 1Kg 17.1 - 3 Elijah by brook 1Kg 17.6 - 4 Barrel & cruse 1Kg 17.13 - 5 Widow's son raised 1Kg 17.23f - 6 Sacrifce on Carmel 1Kg18.38f 7 Elijah in wilderness 1Kg 19.1-3 - 8 Passage of Jordan 2Kg - 9 Hard thing 2Kg 2.9f - 10 Widow's oil 2Kg 4.1-7 - 11 Shunammite's son raised 2Kg 4.32-35 - 12 Sons of prophets 2Kg 4.41 - 13 Iron floating 2Kg 6.6 - 14 Syrians struck blind 2Kg 6,18 - 15 Deliverance of Samaria 2Kg 7.2 - 16 Arrows of Joash 2Kg 13.19 - 17 Sepulchre of Elisha 2Kg 13.20f -- Sermons on the history of Jonah: 18 God's command 1.2 - 19 Storm 1.4 - 20 Offering his life 1.8 - 21 Cast into sea 1.13 - 22 Jonah's prayer 2.1 - 23 Despondency 2.4 - 24 Remembrance of God 2.7 - 25 Message to Nineveh 3.1f - 26 Repentance of Nineveh 3.5 - 27 Nineveh forgiven 3.10 - 28 Impatience 4.3 - 29 Gourd 4.6 -- Sermons on the Epistle to the Romans: 30-32 Tribulations 5.3 - 33 How patience works experience 5.4 - 34-35 Hope 5.4f - 36 Love of God 5.5 - 37-38 How the Holy Ghost is given unto us 5.5 -- Sermons on the Passion and Resurrection: 39 Introductory SongSol 3.11 - 40 Rod of Moses Exod 14.16 - 41 Scourging John 19.1 - 42 Valley of Achor Hos 2.15 - 43 Life or death John 19.11 - 44 "Little while" John 16.16 - 45 Bearing the cross John 19.13 - 46 Cake of bread Judg 7.13 - 47 Fellowship of Christ's sufferings John 19.17 - 48 Samson Judg 16.30 - 49 "It is finished" John 19.18 - 50 "That deceiver" John 19.31 - 51 Good fight fought 2Tim 4.7f - 52 Resurrection 2Sam 15.21 - 53 First day of the week John 20.1 - 54 Eighth day Job 42.5. Fair orig. brown cloth, lacks backstrip.

Hardcover. New edition. [18], 252 pages. [First printed in 1867 with 28 readings; nos. 3, 13, 17, 28-29 added to 2nd edition in 1869] 1 Buy the truth: Proverbs 23.23 - 2 Talents: Matthew 25.15 - *3 Keep them from the evil: John 17.15 - 4 So run, that ye may obtain: 1Corinthians 9.24 - 5 Kingdom like taking account of servants: Matthew 18.23 - 6 The Lord gave the word: Psalm 68.11 - 7 Let us now go even unto Bethlehem: Luke 2.15 - 8 Circumcising of Jesus: Luke 2.21 - 9-10 So run, that ye may obtain: 1Corinthians 9.24 - 11 Sanctify a fast: Joel 2.15-16 - 12 I say unto all, watch: Mark 13.37 - *13 Blessed are the pure in heart: Matthew 5.8 - 14 They shall part alike: 1Samuel 30.24 - 15 Of thine own have we given thee: 1Chronicles 24.14 - 16-*17 My vineyard: Isaiah 5.4,1-2 - 18 Supposing Him to be the gardener: John 20.15 - 19 Wise virgins: Matthew 25.10 - 20 Here am I: 1Samuel 3.1-10 - 21 A damsel came to hearken, named Rhoda: Acts 12.13 - 22 Herein is our love made perfect 1John 4.17 - 23 Doth the ploughman plough all day to sow? Isaiah 28.24-28 - 24 Fret not thyself: Psalm 37.8 - 25 Thou shalt go upon the lion and adder: Psalm 91.13 - 26 Be sure your sin will find you out: Numbers 32.23 - 27 Were not ten cleansed? Luke 17.17-18 - *28 The waters shall be healed: Ezekiel 47.9 - *29 Behold the fowls of the air: Matthew 6.26 - 30 Of him shall be much required: Luke 12.48 - 31 I am crucified with Christ: Galatians 2.20 - 32 Such honour have all His saints: Psalm 149.9 - 33 Gather up the fragments that remain: John 6.12. Sound orig. blue cloth. Spine & edges marred from insect damage.

Hardcover. Centenary. 156 p.; front. (sepia photograph of Neale); 17 cm. [First printed in 1862; reset from 3d ed. 1866] VG orig. red cloth, front cover lightly silverfished.

Hardcover. Condizione: VG orig. maroon cloth. xx, 299 p.; 19.5 cm. [Orig. as Readings for the aged, 2nd ser., 1854; also Sermons preached in Sackville College Chapel, v. IV] 1 Introductory: Rev 7.13 - 2 S Hilary: Ps 68.11f - 3 S Blase: Rev 2.17 - 4 S Valentine: Rev 3.5 - 5 S David: Ps 92.13 - 6 S Chad: Dt 13.11 - 7 S Alban Josh 3.4 - 8 Visitation of BVM: Luke 1.43 - 9 Translation of S Martin: Acts 24.15 - 10 S Swithin: Gen 7.12 - 11 S Margaret: Mt 13.45f - 12 S Mary Magdalene: John 19.25 - 13 S Anne: Luke 8.5 - 14 Lammas-day: Acts 12.6 - 15 Transfiguration: 2Pet 1.16,18 - 16 Name of Jesus: Acts 6.10,12 - 17 S Laurence: Heb 13.7 - 18 S Augustine: John 19.22 - 20 S Giles: Ps 22.20 - 21 S Enurchus: Acts 14.22 - 22 Nativity of BVM: Mal 3.1 - 23 Holy Cross: SongSol 1.13 - 24 S Lambert: Matt 20.22 - 25 S Cyprian: Rev 2.11 - 26 S Jerome: Zech 1.20 - 27 S Remigius: 1Cor 15.58 - 28 S Faith: Is 43.2 - 29 S Dionysius the Areopagite: Acts 17.34 - 30 Translation of King Edward: Prov 17.17 - 31 S Etheldreda: Gal 3.4 - 32 SS Crispin and Crispian: Col 3.23 - 33 S Leonard: Is 52.2f - 34 S Martin: Matt 17.20 - 35 S Brice: Is 55.7 - 36 S Machutus: John 7.34 - 37 S Hugh: Num 24.5 - 38 S Edmund, King and Martyr: 2Sam 3.38 - 39 S Cecelia: 2Chron 20.21 - 40 S Clement: Rev 20.12f - 41 S Katherine: Prov 9.10 - 42 S Nicholas: Matt 6.4 - 43 Conception of BVM: Exod 3.2 - 44 S Lucy: Matt 10.19 - 45 O Sapientia: Wisdom 8.1 - 46 O Adonai: Is 33.22 - 47 O Radix Jesse: Is 11.1 - 48 Christmas Eve: Is 30.29 - 49 Christmas Day, Evening: 1Chron 12.15 - 50 Holy Innocents: Ps 148.12 - 51 S Silvester: Heb 13.8 - 52 Last night of the old year: 1Cor 15.51. -- `a most valuable and interesting volume, quite unique of its kind' - John H. Overton, in Dictionary of national biography, v. 40, p. 145a, 1894.

Hardcover. Condizione: descr. New edition. Preached in the Oratory of S. Margaret's, East Grinsted. x, [1], 342 p.; 17.5 cm. [Orig. printed in 1871] The Apocalypse: 1 I have this against thee: 2.2,4; 2 Having done all, to stand: 2.13; 3 The white stone: 2.17; 4 Seven: 3.1; 5 Listlessness: 3.1; 6 A little strength: 3.8; 7 The open door: 3.7-8; 8 Faith, yet pursuing: 3.11; 9 The glory that shall be revealed: 15.3-6; 10 The heavenly joy of heavenly sermive: 22.3; 11 Alpha and Omega: 22.13; 12 Deus meus et omnia: 21.22 -- Sermons on the holy name of Jesus: 1 The name of strength: Jeremiah 14.9; 2 The name of blessing: Genesis 32.29; 3 The name of healing: Acts 3.6; 4 The name of glory: Psalm 13.6; 5 The name of trust: Psalm 9.10; 6 The name of love: Acts 4.7; 7 The name of help: Acts 1.9-10; Litany of the holy name -- Sermons on the last chapter of Proverbs: 1 The excellent woman: 31.11; 2 Real service: 31.12; 3 The righteousness of Christ and of his saints: 31.13; 4 The food from a far country: 31.14; 5 The better portion: 31.15; 6 The purchased field: 31.16; 7 Strength: 31.17; 8 The seed of the church: 31.18; 9 Night work: 31.18; 10 The cross: 31.19; 11 The poor and needy: 31.20; 12 Why are ye fearful? 31.21; 13 Transfiguration: 31.22; 14 In the gate: 31.23; 15 The glorious traffic: 31.24; 16 Strength and honour: 31.25; 17 Wisdom and kindness: 31.26; 18 The four patterns: 30.24,28.

Condizione: New. KlappentextrnrnUnlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketc.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. Discover the architectural heritage of Ireland in this comprehensive volume by the author. The book delves into the origins and architectural development of Ireland, with a particular focus on the iconic round towers found throughout the country. Through meticulous research and analysis, the author presents a compelling argument for the ecclesiastical purpose of these enigmatic structures, dispelling misconceptions and shedding new light on their significance. The book also explores the evolution of Irish churches and other ecclesiastical buildings from the earliest times to the English conquest, providing a rich tapestry of Ireland's architectural history. With its wealth of illustrations and engaging narrative, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the architectural and cultural heritage of Ireland. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book presents a collection of articles that explore the principles of ecclesiology, the study of church architecture and its connection to ritual and symbolism. The book situates ecclesiology within the broader context of church history and the development of architectural styles. The author argues that ecclesiology is not merely a matter of aesthetics but also a theological and liturgical concern. The book delves into topics such as the proper arrangement of church interiors, the symbolism of stained glass windows, and the design of church monuments. It also examines the history and significance of organs and church music. The book ultimately argues that ecclesiology is essential for understanding the history and meaning of Christian worship. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Hardcover. New edition. xvi, 283 + xv, 299 p.; 17.5 cm. Vol. II. With appendix, contain ing notes of [25] unpublished sermons. [First printed in 1877] Vol. I, on Isaiah: 1 Pleasant pictures: 2.12 - 2 Then shall they fast: 2.22 - 3 Coal from the altar: 6.6-7 - 4 Wells of salvation: 12.3 - 5 Sending of the Lamb: 16.1 - 6 Divine sacrifice: 16.1 - 7 In safeguard: 25.3-4 - 8 This mountain: 25.6-8 - 9 Retreat: 26.20 - 10 Strength in battle: 38.5-6 - 11 The grounded staff: 30.32 - 12 Eyesight: 32.3 - 13-14 Liberality: 32.8 - 15 Consolation and exultation: 33.16-17 - 16 Our all in all: 33.22 - 17 Land of the living: 38.16 - 18 Treasures of our King: 39.3-4 - 19 Warfare accomplished: 40.2 - 20 Labour and reward: 40.10 - 21 Transfiguration of toil: 40.10 - 22 Impossibility impossible: 42.19 - 23 Despondency 44.4 - 24 Encouragement: 44.4 - 25 True glory: 49.5 - 26 Sunbeams: 60.1 - 27 Flight of the doves: 60.8 - 28 Acceptable year: 61.2 - 29 Fellowship in suffering: 63.1-4 - 30 Days of a tree: 65.22 -- vol. II, Jeremiah: 31 Abide with us: 14.8-9; 32 Your own land: 23.8; 33 To approach unto Me: 30.21 - Ezekiel: 34 Time of love: 16.8; 35 Staff of reed: 26.6; 36 Safe for ever: 38.11-12; 37 To receive and to give: 46.16 - 38 Tekel: Daniel 5.27 - Hosea: 39 Jezreel: 2.21-22; 40 Gradually: 6.3; 41 Leading of love: 11.3-4 - Micah: 42 Witness and help of the Lord: 1.1-4; 43 High places: 1.5-8; 44 Tower of the flock: 4.8-9; 45 Perseverance to the end: 4.7-9 - 46 Though He slay me: Habakkuk 3.17-18 - 47 The Lord's house: Haggai 1.8 - Zechariah: 48 Whose builder and maker is God: 4.9; 49 Crowned with many crowns: 6.10-12; 50 Bright clouds: 10.1; 51 He goeth before them: 10.11-12; 52 Strong in power of the Lord: 12.8 - 53 Zechariah fulfilled: Matthew 11.1-5 - 54 The poor: Deut 15.11. Good, unmatched: vol. 1 blue cloth, vol. 2 maroon cloth.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the history of a significant yet often overlooked element of Catholic ecclesiastical architectureâ"the credence or side-table used in the preparation of sacramental elements for the sacrament of Holy Communion or Eucharist. Beginning with early instances of the use of 'ministerium' or side table in the 6th century, continuing with the first recorded use of the term 'credence' in the time of Pope Leo X, and concluding with an analysis of the credence's prescribed use in the latest revisions of the Roman Missal and Ceremoniale Episcoporum, this carefully researched study examines the development of the credence's purpose, appearance, and changing place within the context of Catholic ritual and liturgy. The author argues that while the credence has served different purposes and held a variety of objects throughout its long history, one thing has remained constant: its role as a sacred furnishing which reflects the dignity and importance of the celebration of the sacrament of Holy Communion, and the reverence owed to the Eucharistic elements. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.

, xxii, 397 pages, errata at the front, complete with 7 plates (some folding) First Edition , sunned on the spine and upper area of both covers, corners and spine bumped, front and rear hinges split but boards held, front free endpaper with small black ink stains, internally clean and crisp, in good+ condition , blindstamped brown cloth with gilt titles to spine Octavo Hardback ISBN:

Buckram. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. First Edition. Octavo green buckram. Illustrated. 7 plates (4 gate-fold). Pp. xxii, 397. SCARCE. Only fair to good condition. Corner bumped. Rough page edges. Mild foxing to preliminaries. Scraped and partially removed label on spine. Title on label still intact and visible. Minor wear to base of spine. Major wear to crown of spine. Wear to crown affects only the top two centimetres and includes fraying and small vertical tears along a horizontal tear. Otherwise only mild rubbing to green buckram.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand pp. 224.

Hardcover. Mixed editions. 4 vols.: xxiv, 418 + xiii, 369 + xiii, [1], 442 + xx, 299 p.; 19.5 cm. [from Readings for the aged s1-4, with added sermons] I 1=1st word,1846 3,55=Js3.10,1.4 4-6,12,26,28-29,32,34,37,39,43,52,56-57, 60,64=Jn1.22,2.7,4.6,17.1,6.17,12.32,19.16,19.25,12.27,10.14,14.26&16,16.8 7=2S23.5 8=Dn2.44 9=Am 4.12 10=Ec3.2 11,14,17,19-20,33=Lk1.68,8.18,21.34, 8.5,18.40,23.42 13=1C10.6 2,15,46,48=Is8.17,64.5,11.10,66.13 16,51,63= 2C9.15,13.4, 3.17 18,50,61,65=Gn2.1,40.14,9.16,28.20 21,38=1P5.6,4.1 22-23, 27,47,49=Mt6.17,4.1,11.29,25.21,28.6 24=He12.15 25=Dt34.4 30,62=Ph2.5,4.13 31=1S17.48 35,40,42,53=Mk14.67&8,15.15,16.8 36=SS7.8 41=Nu25.6 44-5=La1.12 54=Phm15-16 58=Wis1.7 59=Ps104.30 -- II 66,94=Mk16.12,8.8 67,71-72,101,105= Lk14.23,16.12,5.4,18.21,19.44 68=1J5.14 69-70=1S13.19,16.13 73,93=Is40.4, 44.4 74,81=Ro6.9,8.15 75,98,108=Mt5.23,23.37,18.10 76,89-90,99,114=1C11.18, 4.4,2.1,2.3,14.19 77=2S24.14 78,80,95=Jn6.5,8.21,6.15 79,83,92=1K13.33,22.8 82,100,104,106=Ac8.31,1.25,4.19&22 84,97=Ga6.2,2.20 85-6=2K9.18 87=Ph3.13 88=Jb17.14 91=1S30.6 96=2C3.12 102=Mal3.1 103=Je1.6 107=1J1.8 109=Ecclu38.1 110=Jg18.9 111=Dt8.15 112=Ps68.28 113=inhibition,1848 115=Ex30.11 -- III 1,8-17=2K2.8-9,4.1-41,6.6-17,7.2,13.19-21 2-7=1K17.1,18.38,19.1 18-29=Jonah 1.2-13,2.1-7,3.1-10,4.3-6 30-38=Ro5.3-5 39-SS3.11 40=Ex14.16 41,43+45,47, 49-50,53=Jn19.1-11,16.16,19.13-31,20.1 42=Ho2.15 46,48,54=Jg7.13,16.30,42.5 51=2T4.7 52=2S15.21 -- IV 1,3-4,25,40=Rv7.13,2.17,3.5,2.11,20.12 2,5,20,50= Ps 6=Dt 7=Js 8,13=Lk1.43,8.5 9,14,16,21,29=Ac24.15,12.6,6.10,14.22,17.34 10=Gn7.12 11,14,19,24,34,42,44=Mt13.45,16.17,14.10,20.22,17.20,6.4,10.19 12,18,36=Jn19.25&22,7.34 15=2P 17,51=He 22=Mal 23=SS 26=Zec 27,52=1C 28,33, 35,46-8=Is 30,41=Pr 31=Ga 32=Co 37=Nu 38=2S 39=2Chr 43=Ex 45=Wis 49=1Chr Worn orig. cloth: lacking backs, covers loose and dampstained.

Hard Cover. Condizione: Good. Hardback, half-calf, marbled paper boards. 29cm x 21.5cm. Unpaginated. Complete with 72 plates with page of text for each plate. nd. [circa1847]. Spine label slightly marked, small losses and wear to bottom of spine. Previous owner's bookplate to front pastedown. Very occasional foxing to contents. A pleasing copy. A heavy book, additional postage may be required for orders outside the UK. (q18).