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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.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A novel written as a play and an opera - where the chapters are the drama and the poems are the music.Munich, 1827. When self-taught astronomer Elissa Brenner locks eyes with composer Friedrich Hoffmann across a candlelit salon, neither understands what the other carries - or what they are about to become together.Elissa has discovered something no one will let her publish: that the orbital periods of binary stars follow the same mathematical ratios that make music beautiful. Friedrich has spent years trying to prove that the laws of the cosmos govern the human heart. She has the mathematics. He has the music. Apart, they are brilliant. Together, they begin building something dangerous - a symphony that weaves her astronomical discoveries into his compositions, hiding revolutionary science inside beauty so no one can separate the truth from the art.Their collaboration deepens into a love neither planned for and neither can stop. Late nights translating starlight into sound. His arm across her waist as they lean over the same page. Her forehead against his collarbone when the equations finally resolve. A first kiss that tastes of tears they cannot tell apart. In a world where a woman's intellect is treated as scandal and a man's devotion to that intellect as madness, what grows between them is as dangerous as the ideas they share.When betrayal by the one friend they trusted turns private letters into public evidence, the salon world that celebrated them becomes the machine that destroys them. Elissa and Friedrich are driven into exile - stripped of reputation, patronage, and every comfort except each other. In a freezing room in Rothenburg, working against poverty and the illness slowly claiming her body, they face the hardest question love can ask: What survives us?Elissa's answer will break your heart: Hide me inside beauty so completely that no one will ever know I was there - but everyone will feel it. Prove that love exists by making something that will carry me forward long after I am gone.Woven between the chapters, seven poem interludes - an Overture, Duets, Arias, an Ensemble, a Fugue, and a final Reprise - carry the emotional music of the story in verse, transforming the novel into something that has never quite existed before: an opera on the page. The prose gives you the drama. The poems give you the song. Together, they give you a love story that refuses to end when the last body fails.Order & Fire is a sweeping historical romance about two minds that find each other across every boundary their world erects between them - and a man who spends the next twenty years of his life composing the proof that the woman he loved was infinite.For readers of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, All the Light We Cannot See, and The Great Alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Heidelberg, 1812. The war is coming. And Friedrich Adler is solving the wrong equation.Friedrich is a brilliant young mathematician who believes the universe can be reduced to numbers - that precision is safety, and order is everything. Then he meets Elena Weiss, and every law he trusted begins to fail.Elena is the daughter of a philosopher, raised among books and ideas but barred from the university that shaped her mind. She is fierce, restless, and unwilling to disappear into the role the world has chosen for her. When she begins correcting Friedrich's calculations in the margins of borrowed books, neither of them is prepared for what follows.Their partnership is electric. Their world will not allow it.As Napoleon's armies redraw the map of Europe, Friedrich and Elena are drawn into a dangerous orbit - of intellectual passion, forbidden collaboration, and a love that threatens to destroy them both. A powerful industrialist with political connections offers Elena everything Friedrich cannot: publication, protection, and her father's survival. Accepting his courtship may save her family. Refusing it may cost her everything.What follows will test them beyond anything equations can predict.A brother killed at the Battle of Leipzig. A public humiliation that echoes through the halls of the university. A sacrifice that costs Friedrich his career - and a private devastation Elena will carry alone. Before their story ends, they will lose the people they love most, risk the work that defines them, and discover that the most dangerous proof is the one that requires you to show your heart.Spanning eight years across Heidelberg, Goettingen, and Berlin, The Geometry of the Heart is a sweeping epic of love, loss, and intellectual courage in an age when a woman's mind was considered more dangerous than a man's sword.For readers who love: Outlander, Bridgerton, A Discovery of Witches, The Luminaries, and Lessons in Chemistry.549 pages of epic historical romance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Kein Einband. Condizione: Befriedigend. Eine Erzählung 8 Broschüre Kein Schutzumschlag Buch 222 SS, OBr. (angestaubt, ber. u. best.), innen unbeschnitten, l. fl. und gebräunt Zufriedenstellend.

Brossura. Condizione: nuovo. Condizione sovraccoperta: come nuovo. prima edizione. Per l'uomo d'oggi non è facile immaginare una società senza lo Stato. Nella Grecia arcaica una società prestatale non solo esisté per secoli, ma ha lasciato documentazioni letterarie nei poemi di Omero e di Esiodo. In questo volume sono riportate le posizioni di autorevoli studiosi che hanno trattato a fondo il problema delle origini dello Stato in Grecia, problema che tanta importanza ha anche per le ideologie politiche contemporanee. Descrizione bibliografica L'Origine dello Stato nella Grecia antica Autori Vari: V. Gordon Childe, Victor Ehrenberg, Carl W. Blegen, Chester G. Starr, Alfred Heuss, Denys Page, Bruno Snell, Eric A. Havelock, Fausto Codino, Gustave Glotz, Esiodo, Guido Fassò, Gaetano De Sanctis, W. G. Forrest, Moses I. Finley, A. Andrews, Arnold J. Toynbee, Alfred Zimmern Roma Editori Riuniti 1984 167 pagine 21 cm ISBN 8835927668 9788835927662 Collana Universale. Scienze sociali 132 Soggetti: Storia Greca Poleis Filosofia Politica Letteratura Cultura Civiltà Atene Sparta Peloponneso Storiografia Agorà Alessandro Magno Serse Ciro Poemi Omerici Micenei Minosse Barbarie Poesia Omero Polis Reperti Archeologici Assemblea Cittadini Solone Crisi Agraria Odissea istituzioni Ateniesi Lesky Stella Pareti Platone Sofistica Achille Agamennone Guerra Lavoro Leggi Legislazione Mondo Greco Navi Neolitico Nobili Odisseo Oligarchia Tradizione Orale Palazzi Dioniso Carpenter Mitologia Greca Studi culturali Diritto Stato Forme governo Democrazia Cittadinanza Ricchezza Censo Archeologia Libri Vintage Fuori catalogo Greek history Ancient Political philosophy Literature Culture Civilization Athens Peloponnese Historiography Politics Alexander the Great Xerxes Cyrus Homeric poems Mycenaean Minos Barbarians Oral poetry Homer Finds Archaeological Citizens Assembly Agricultural Crisis Odyssey Athenian institutions Plato Sophistication Achilles Agamemnon War Laws Legislation Ships Neolithic Nobles Odysseus Oligarchy Tradition Palaces Dionysus Mythology Cultural studies State Forms Government Democracy Citizenship Wealth Cense Archeology Books out of print Questione omerica Raccolta di saggi Schiavitù Panteismo Critica Interpretazione Marxismo Jean-Pierre Vernant Revisionismo Guerre Potere Oligopoli Fonti storiche Tirannia Colonizzazione Conflitti Commercio Economia Basileus Dodds Question Collection Slavery Pantheism Criticism Interpretation Revisionism Wars Power Oligopolis Historical sources Tyranny Colonization Social conflicts Agrarian Commerce Economy archeologiche aristocratici Aristotele armi ateniese bronzo ceramica città-stato micenea classe classica Clistene comunità contadini costituzione Creta dèi Età Dike distene dorica economica egea epica funzione giustizia gruppi Lineare B medioevo ellenico mente minoica monarchia oligarchico opliti periodo poeta politica popolo primitiva pubblico schiavi oscuri a.C. sistema sociale Ellade tecniche terra Themis tirannide tombe Troia umana uomini vasi Zeus Riferimento Bibliografia References Bibliography Collectibles Essays.…

Mechitaristen-Congregations-Buchhandl., Wien, 1834. 278/366 S., orig. Pbd. der Zeit. (StaT., Papiermarkierung auf Rücken; im 1. Teil Anstreichungen.)--- 460 Gramm.

Pbd., 18x12,5 cm, Rücken lichtrandig, Titelblatt beschädigt mit Ausschnitt im unteren Bereich (siehe Foto), handschriftliche Nummerierungen, abgesehen vom Titelblatt ein gutes Exemplar, 208 Seiten.

1. Aufl. 288 S. Titel und Seiten durchgängig leicht fleckig, die letzten 3 Blatt mit Randfehlstellen (ohne Textverlust), sonst schönes Ex. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 8°, kartonierter Band neuerer Zeit mit montierter Original-Broschur und neuen Vorsatzblättern.

Condizione: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 528 | Sprache: Deutsch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

278; 366 S. Älterer Hlwd (Stempel auf Titelrückseite). Bd 1: Wien unter den Römern, unter den Barbaren, unter den Franken; Öesterreich unter verschiedenen Markgrafen, unter den Babenbergern; Heinrich Jasomirgott, Leopold VI (der Tugendhafte) und Leopold VII (der Glorreiche), Friedrich I (der Katholische) und Friedrich II (der Streitbare); das Zwischenreich, Przemyßl Ottokar; Rudolph von Habsburg, Allbrecht I, Friedrich I (der Schöne), Albrecht II (der Weise) und Rudolph IV (der Stifter) - Bd 2: Albrecht III (mit dem Zopf), die Leopoldinische oder Steirische Linie, Albrecht IV und V, Ladislaus Posthumus, Friedrich III, Maximilian I, Ferdinand I und II, Maximilian II usw. (über Joseph I und Maria Theresia bis Leopold II.). Sprache: Deutsch.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A novel written as a play and an opera - where the chapters are the drama and the poems are the music.Munich, 1827. When self-taught astronomer Elissa Brenner locks eyes with composer Friedrich Hoffmann across a candlelit salon, neither understands what the other carries - or what they are about to become together.Elissa has discovered something no one will let her publish: that the orbital periods of binary stars follow the same mathematical ratios that make music beautiful. Friedrich has spent years trying to prove that the laws of the cosmos govern the human heart. She has the mathematics. He has the music. Apart, they are brilliant. Together, they begin building something dangerous - a symphony that weaves her astronomical discoveries into his compositions, hiding revolutionary science inside beauty so no one can separate the truth from the art.Their collaboration deepens into a love neither planned for and neither can stop. Late nights translating starlight into sound. His arm across her waist as they lean over the same page. Her forehead against his collarbone when the equations finally resolve. A first kiss that tastes of tears they cannot tell apart. In a world where a woman's intellect is treated as scandal and a man's devotion to that intellect as madness, what grows between them is as dangerous as the ideas they share.When betrayal by the one friend they trusted turns private letters into public evidence, the salon world that celebrated them becomes the machine that destroys them. Elissa and Friedrich are driven into exile - stripped of reputation, patronage, and every comfort except each other. In a freezing room in Rothenburg, working against poverty and the illness slowly claiming her body, they face the hardest question love can ask: What survives us?Elissa's answer will break your heart: Hide me inside beauty so completely that no one will ever know I was there - but everyone will feel it. Prove that love exists by making something that will carry me forward long after I am gone.Woven between the chapters, seven poem interludes - an Overture, Duets, Arias, an Ensemble, a Fugue, and a final Reprise - carry the emotional music of the story in verse, transforming the novel into something that has never quite existed before: an opera on the page. The prose gives you the drama. The poems give you the song. Together, they give you a love story that refuses to end when the last body fails.Order & Fire is a sweeping historical romance about two minds that find each other across every boundary their world erects between them - and a man who spends the next twenty years of his life composing the proof that the woman he loved was infinite.For readers of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, All the Light We Cannot See, and The Great Alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Heidelberg, 1812. The war is coming. And Friedrich Adler is solving the wrong equation.Friedrich is a brilliant young mathematician who believes the universe can be reduced to numbers - that precision is safety, and order is everything. Then he meets Elena Weiss, and every law he trusted begins to fail.Elena is the daughter of a philosopher, raised among books and ideas but barred from the university that shaped her mind. She is fierce, restless, and unwilling to disappear into the role the world has chosen for her. When she begins correcting Friedrich's calculations in the margins of borrowed books, neither of them is prepared for what follows.Their partnership is electric. Their world will not allow it.As Napoleon's armies redraw the map of Europe, Friedrich and Elena are drawn into a dangerous orbit - of intellectual passion, forbidden collaboration, and a love that threatens to destroy them both. A powerful industrialist with political connections offers Elena everything Friedrich cannot: publication, protection, and her father's survival. Accepting his courtship may save her family. Refusing it may cost her everything.What follows will test them beyond anything equations can predict.A brother killed at the Battle of Leipzig. A public humiliation that echoes through the halls of the university. A sacrifice that costs Friedrich his career - and a private devastation Elena will carry alone. Before their story ends, they will lose the people they love most, risk the work that defines them, and discover that the most dangerous proof is the one that requires you to show your heart.Spanning eight years across Heidelberg, Goettingen, and Berlin, The Geometry of the Heart is a sweeping epic of love, loss, and intellectual courage in an age when a woman's mind was considered more dangerous than a man's sword.For readers who love: Outlander, Bridgerton, A Discovery of Witches, The Luminaries, and Lessons in Chemistry.549 pages of epic historical romance. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…