Clarke peter eds (15 risultati)

1st ed. A tidy copy in tight binding. Dust jacket not price-clipped. The Institute of British Geographers Special Publications series. Used - Very Good. VG hardback in VG dustjacket Used - Very Good. VG hardback in VG dustjacket.

Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Previous owner's name in ink on front free endpaper - Dustwrapper corners bumped and cover is a little rubbed w/ minor sticker residue - Book ow/ solid, clean and bright in untorn dustwrapper - 292 pages.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. v, 233 pp., Minor reading wear, ownership signature on title page. 0415058147 8vo.

Hardcover with dust jacket. Pencil underlining and markings. 167 pages. 167 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Near Fine. ~No ownership marks. With dustwrapper. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. Hardcover. Size: xxvi, 512pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. ~Folding colour illustration. As new, no ownership marks. With dustwrapper. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. Hardcover. Size: xxii, 437pp.

XIV, 310 p. Softcover. Versand aus Deutschland / We dispatch from Germany via Air Mail. Einband bestoßen, daher Mängelexemplar gestempelt, sonst sehr guter Zustand. Imperfect copy due to slightly bumped cover, apart from this in very good condition. Stamped. Sprache: Englisch.

Hardcover, no dust jacket. Ex-library. Else good. 437 pages. 437 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. xv, 313 p.

Studies in Church History series, no. 48. xxvi+503pp. VG in VG dw.

Condizione: gut. Popes, Bishops, Religious, and Scholars. Studies in Medieval History Presented to Patrick N. R. Zutshi for his Seventieth Birthday In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Book. 222x 350 mm . Stapled, b&w printing with illustrations. last few pages loose, MISSING pp. 33- 39 (second-fourth year students sections), therefore all essays previous to that present including : Malcolm Hughes interviewing John Ernest, Tim Street-Porter "EX-CHURCH2 (St John the Evangelist church, Smith Square SW1 which burnt down in 1940), and other essays by Robyn Clarke, Andre Rananek, Ursula Hansen, Peter Eckhoff, Andrea Vernoff, Paul Ritter, Ove Arup, Joe Mayo. Architectural theory from the same period & with simlar influences as Archigram. Undated (circa 1967) Polygon has numerous mentions in Clip Stamp Fold - Radical Architecture of Little Magazines 196X to 1970X. So even though incomplete a valuable resource for the essays that one finds. Illustrations by Pter Wyllie. Condition : a little dog eared, very good only. p31-32 has closed tears to edges, but other pages have no tears or writing, just minor handling marks. Large format, extra postage required. Peter Wyllie (illustratore).…

Hardback, 439 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:8 col., 1 maps b/w, Languages: English, French, German. ISBN 9782503600376. Summary Patrick Zutshi is a leading authority on the later medieval Western Church and papacy and internationally recognised as an expert in papal diplomatic and the Avignon Curia. This volume brings together essays by over twenty of Patrick's colleagues and friends, all distinguished scholars in medieval history, to celebrate his 70th birthday. The volume reflects both Patrick's wide scholarly interests, ranging from the administration of the papal curia to intellectual and legal history and the mendicant orders, and his extensive network of colleagues and collaborators in different countries, including Germany, Italy, Ireland, Switzerland, Finland, Australia, USA, and UK. This collection of essays also engages with important themes in later medieval history of wide interest to university students, their teachers, and other researchers in the field, comprising: Mendicants and the Religious Life; University and Intellectual History; Bishops and Secular Clergy; and the Papal Curia between Avignon and Rome. All the essays draw on original research, reflecting Patrick's own research and editing of manuscript and archival sources. TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Mendicants and the Religious Life: Michael Robson, 'Francis of Assisi, Matthew Paris and his Two Copies of the Franciscan Rule of 1223'. Frances Andrews and Louise Bourdua, 'The Notary, the Sculptor, the Friar and the Doge: Giovanni Dolfin and his Creditors in Mid-fourteenth-century Venice'. Peter Murray Jones, 'English Dominicans at Court: Confessors and Healers'. Joan Greatrex, 'Who Were the Nuns of Romsey Abbey in the First Half of the Fourteenth Century?' Michael Haren, 'The Evolution of the Defence of the Mendicant Orders against Richard FitzRalph of Bartholomew of Bolsenheim, O.P.'? II. University and Intellectual History: Rodney Thomson, 'The Manuscripts of Vacarius's Liber pauperum' Joseph Canning, 'John of Turrecremata (Torquemada), Scourge of Heretics, Defender of the Pope and Adversary of Conciliarists: Further Thoughts on his Summa de ecclesia' III. Bishops and Secular Clergy: Brenda Bolton, 'Always waiting for the Sea to cease its turmoil?': Absentees from the Fourth Lateran Council' Philippa Hoskin, 'Problems with Progressions: Learning from the Itinerary of Oliver Sutton, Bishop of Lincoln, 1280-1299' Nicholas Bennett, 'Hope or Expectation? Papal Provision of Poor Clerks in the Diocese of Lincoln, 1320-1347' IV. The Papal Curia between Avignon and Rome: Barbara Bombi, 'Legal Theory and Practice: The Proctors of St Augustine's Canterbury at the Fourteenth-century Papal Curia.' Andreas Rehberg, 'Ego in aliena patria existens: Immagini e giudizi a confronto fra i cittadini di Roma e gli ultramontani all'origine dello Scisma del 1378' Daniel Williman and Karen Corsano [with Donald Logan], 'The Honorary Chaplains of Pope Gregory XI'. Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, 'Penitentiaries and Cultural Life in the Thirteenth-century Papal Court' David d'Avray, 'Simony, Penitentiary, Conscience' Ludwig Schmugge, 'Nikolaus Theoderici de Driel - oder: Wohin eine Supplik führen kann'. Kirsi Salonen, 'Debilis complexio: Christians and Dietary Requirements of Canon Law' Peter Clarke, 'Dispensations and Church Courts in Later Medieval England' 0 g.…

Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Fourteen volumes within the charming King Penguin book series, small beautifully illustrated guides to a variety of topics for both children and adults alike. Fourteen volumes of the King Penguin educational series of books published by Penguin. Edited by Elizabeth Senior until 1945, followed by Nikolaus Pevsner thereafter. Published between 1943-1953, with the series running from 1939-1959. First editions included.In the publisher's original pictorial paper boards, with Crown and Garden Birds in the original unclipped dust wrappers, and Mexico and Ducks in the original clipped dust wrappers.Originally inspired by the German Insel-Verlag books published before the war showing small illustrated works for special projects, Penguin made their own series in Britain, leading to a popular and charming series that introduce subjects to both children and adults alike.- Edible Fungi, written by John Ramsbottom, with colour plates by Rose Ellenby. Contains in-text illustrations and sixteen colour plates of different types of fungi to try. Collated complete. (1943).- The Bayeux Tapestry, written by Eric Maclagan, with a frontispiece map of the English Channel. Contains in-text illustrations and eight colour plates of the first scenes from the tapesty, and ten monochrome plates from the final scenes of the tapestry. Collated complete. (1943).- Fashions and Fashion Plates: 1800-1900, by James Laver. Contains sixteen colour plates of various examples of late Georgian and Victorian fashion. Collated complete. (1943).- Fishes of Britain's River and Lakes, by J.R. Norman. Contains in-text illustrations, and sixteen colour plates of different types of fish to the rear of the book. Collated complete. (1943).- Popular English Art, written by Noel Carrington and illustrated by Clarke Hutton. Contains thirty-two plates, including sixteen in lovely watercolour. Collated complete. (1945).- Poisonous Fungi, written by John Ramsbottom, with colour plates by Rose Ellenby. Contains in-text illustrations and sixteen colour plates of different types of fungi to avoid. Collated complete. (1945).- Heraldry in England, written by Anthony Wagner. Contains in-text illustrations and sixteen colour plates of different various coats of arms. Collated complete. (1946).- Flowers of Marsh and Stream, written by Iola A. Williams. Contains in-text illustrations, and sixteen colour plates of different flowers to the rear of the book. Collated complete. (1946).- A Book of English Clocks, written by R.W. Symonds. Contains in-text illustrations and seventy-two plates on various different clocks produced in England. Collated complete. (1947).- Unknown Westminster Abbey, written by Lawrence E. Tanner, with photographs by R.P. Howgrave-Graham. Contains sixty-four monochrome photographic plates of various features of the Abbey. Collated complete (1948).- The Crown Jewels, written by Oliver Warner, with colour plates by Paxton Chadwick. Contains sixteen colour plates on the different regalia within the Crown Jewels. Collated complete. (1951).- A Book of Ducks, written by Phylis Barclay-Smith, with illustrated plates by Peter Shepheard. Contains in-text illustrations and sixteen illustrated plates of different ducks to the rear of the book. Collated complete. (1951).- Garden Birds, written by Phylis Barclay-Smith. A 1952 reprint first published in 1945. Contains in-text illustrations, and twenty colour plates of different birds found across British gardens. Collated complete. (1952).- Magic Books from Mexico, with an introduction and notes on the plates by C.A. Burland. Contains in-text illustrations and colour plates depicting scenes from Mesoamerican books. Collated complete. (1953). In the publisher's original pictorial paper boards, with Crown and Garden Birds in the original unclipped dust wrappers, and Mexico and Ducks in the original clipped dust wrappers. Externally, smart, with the odd small mark to boards, very light to Ducks, Birds, Crown, Tapestry, Poisonous and Flowers. Slight fading to spines, a little heavier to Edible, and to boards of Tapsestry, Crown, Clocks, Abbey, Edible, Fishes, Fasion, and a little heavier to extremities of Heraldry and English Art. Signs of edgewear, and slight rubbing to joints of Poisonour and Flowers, a little heavier to Fish, Bayeaux, Clocks and Fashion, with slight rubbing to paper pictorial decoration at joints. Wear to spine labels of Art, Fishes, and Tapestry. Dust wrappers are generally bright and clean, with slight fading to wrapper and wrapper spines, and a couple of small marks to Crown and Mexico. Wrapper has failed to Birds, with significant loss to wrapper spine. Small chips to head and tail of wrapper spine of Crown and Ducks. End papers are bright and clean, with the odd small mark. Slight offsetting to end paper hinges of Ducks, a grazed spotted mark to front pastedown of Clocks, and minor offsetting and spotting to end paper hinges of Crown. Previous owner's inscriptions to front free end papers of Crown, Abbey, Edible, Poisonous, Mexico, and Fashion. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean. Very Good. Various [inc. Rose Elleby; Clarke Hutton; Peter Shepheard] (illustratore). book.…