New York: The Modern Library, 1943. 2nd Thus. With an introduction by Irwin Edman, Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University. Second or later printing from The Modern Library. In original, unclipped, dust jacket in mylar with light rubbing and toning. Green cloth over boards with gilded lettering and frame around black.....
Madrid: Imprenta de La Iberia, á cargo de J. Blasco, 1881. Facsimile [1st Thus]. An 1881 facsimile of a 13th century medieval manuscript. Translated from the Arabic to early Spanish at the commission of King Alfonso X of Castile and by a Jewish scholar, Yehuda ben Moshe. This represents one.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1962. 2nd or later. A second or later edition from The Modern Library. In original, clipped, dust jacket in mylar. Jacket with a small tear and mositure spot to bottom across spine. Black cloth over boards with debossed letters on front and silver lettering on.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1977. 2nd. Published by The Modern Library, a second or later edition consistent with the 1977 edition and jacket. All editions are uniform in similar jackets and covers. Dust jackets unclipped. Brown leatherette covers with publisher's device impression on fronts and gilded lettering on spines.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1940. 2nd. Published by The Modern Library, a second or later edition consistent with the 1940-1945 jackets with a blue column. All in original, unclipped, dust jackets in maylar; general wear including some creasing, small chips, and rubbing. Vol 1 is bound in blue cloth.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1945. 2nd or later. A second or later edition from The Modern Library. In original, clipped, dust jacket in mylar. Jacket with some creasing on back, otherwise very good. Grey cloth over boards with gilded lettering in red label on front and spine with gilded.....
Guilford, Surrey: Circle Press Publications, 1978. 2nd Edition. With 16 original full-page colored screened illustrtation plates by Ronald King. One of 250 copies produced (this being #43) with artist's signature initials on limitation page. Includes a slip in at the back with a poem by Roy Fisher and an original.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1955. 3rd Thus. Translated from the Italian by Frances Winwar. Third or later edition from The Modern Library. No jacket. Grey cloth over boards with gilded lettering and frame around black label on front and spine. Top fore edge stained blue. Rubbing and fraying to.....
Florentini (Florence): Filippo Giunta, 1508, August. Early/1st Thus Edition. Printed in Florence in 1508, this edition is believed to have been based on Pontano's original manuscript which was brought to Florence in 1503 by Giovanni Corsi. Based on Aristotles, Nicomachean Ethics, and building on St. Thomas Aquinas', Summa Theologiae, this.....
Strassburg (possibly): Joane Knoblouch, 1509. Unknown. The complete works of Jean Charlier de Gerson in 2 volumes. Jean Gerson was a prominent 14-15th century scholar, educator, reformer, poet, and Chancellor of the University of Paris. He was a principle figure in the Conciliar movement and figure during the Council of.....
Lugd. Batauroum (Leiden): C. Boutesteyn, et al. 1701. 4th Edition. Original full vellum binding with lables on the spine containing the title, city, and date; labels chipped. Ex Libris inside front cover. Artistic title page engraving follwoed by full title page in red and black. Full title reads: Justini Historiae.....
Paris: Pierre Ribou, 1721. 2nd. Two complete volumes. A few pages are slightly loose and some appear glued to pages. Boards are worn with rounded corners but holding tight. Text is legible. I’ve reviewed and all pages appear to be present. A few dozen engravings between the volumes. Certainly readable.....
Antwerp: Ioannem Bellerum, 1562. Jakob Holl. 2nd Abridged Edition. Copy in contemporary binding of this famous description of the Scandinavian countries. This is a Latin translation, abbreviated by Cornelius Scribon Grapheus, of the original published in 1555. It is very richly illustrated with woodcuts, including legendary animals and monsters. It.....
London: John Bill, 1614. 3rd English Edition. Nineteenth century binding in marbled boards with calf spine and corners. Third Edition from, Philip De Commines (1447-1511), considered the first truly modern writing and the first significant historian since classical times. The author spent time in multiple French courts including that of.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1963. Later Edition. Later edition, printed in the mid-1960s based on cover design. Edited with an introduction by Anton C. Pegi, President, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto. Very good dust jacekt, not clipped, but the price is blacked out, with some light scuffing. Green.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1948. 2nd Thus. Second printing or later. Edited with an introduction by Anton C. Pegi, President, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto. Fair dust jacekt with 1/4 cut out of top front, and large piece missing from back, price intact, and otherwise good condition. Clean.....
New York: The Modern Library, 1948. 2nd Thus. Second printing or later. Edited with an introduction by Anton C. Pegi, President, Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto. No dust jacket. Cloth with a few discolorations, corners bumped. Inscription on ffep. Interior toned, otherwise clean and clear.
New York: The Modern Library, not stated. Giant. Modern Library Giant G14. In original, unclipped, jacket with titles on verso. Price not present. Jacket in mylar with rubbing, creasing, and some minor chips. Blue denim colored cloth over boards with device on front and black label and gilding on spine.....
Roslyn: Walter J. Black, 1947. 1st Thus. Printed for the Classics Club. Modernized texts, with notes and introduction by Mildred Campbell. Frontispiece depicting a plan of Utopia, from the edition published in Basle in 1518. Intorduction, followed by 1 blank, text starts on page 3 in error. Grey cloth over.....