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Pan Book. 1975. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 256 pages. Illustré de nombreuses photos et cartes en noir et blanc et en couleur dans le texte. Texte sur 2 colonnes.. . . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
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Foreword by Lord MOUNTBATTEN. Magnificently illustrated with full colour plates and over 200 black and white photographs. Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon
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PRINTING OF TO-DAY
London 1928 PETER DAVIES LIMITED Hardcover First Edition
OLIVER SIMON AN JULIUS RODENBERG: PRINTING OF TO-DAY AM ILLUSTRATED SURVEY OF POST-WAR TYPOGRAPHY IN EUROPE AN THE UNITED STATES ; WITH A GENERAL INTRODUCTION BY ALDOUS HUXLEY LONDON PETER DAVIES LIMITED 1928 VERY GOOD COPY
The Day's work
London 1911 Macmillan & Co Decorative Cloth
The Day's work , the uniform edition, red cloth gilt tops, 406 pp, good condition
Playing Cards: General History from Their Creation to the Present Day, 2 volumes
1982 U S Games Systems Hardcover
Playing Cards: General History from Their Creation to the Present Day, 2 volumes Hardcover, brown leather binding and dustwrapper, slipcase, 285 x 215 mm, volume 1 : 343 pp, volume 2 : 112 pp fin condition
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History of the International. Translated from the French of Edmond Villetard, Editor of the Journal des Débats, by Susan M. Day with an introduction by Henry N. Day, Author of "Aesthetics", "Logic" "Rhetoric" etc.
New Haven, George H. Richmond & Co., 1874. In-8 de IX-259 pp., percaline rouge Bradel, pièce de titre imprimée, non coupé (reliure de l'époque).
Première édition américaine établie sur l'originale française publiée en 1872. Reliure tachée. Del Bo, 108 et Le Quillec, 2573 pour l'édition originale.
From Sun-Day to the Lord's Day. The Cultural History of Sunday in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
, Brepols, 2023 Hardback, 528 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:8 b/w, 2 tables b/w., 1 maps b/w, Language(s):English, German. ISBN 9782503598260.
Summary Ever since the Christianization of the planetary week in Late Antiquity, the notion of Sunday as a day of rest, as well as the rhythm of a seven-day week, has been a constant. Yet the cultural history of Sunday in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages is complex. Detailed research reveals a greater diversity than appears at first glance. For example, Sunday did not simply replace the Sabbath, nor was the Jewish Sabbath commandment directly adopted. Furthermore, the Sunday laws of Emperor Constantine officially gave the inhabitants of the Roman Empire a day of rest free of work, but the effect and reception of the laws is hard to grasp, even among Christian authors. Moreover, Sunday was by no means a central theme in the history of late antique Christianity, so that the scattered references must be interpreted. This edited collection, based on a conference in Vienna in 2019, investigates the relevance of Sunday and the weekly rhythm in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages in the everyday life of people, in monasticism, in synods, in further imperial and ecclesiastical laws, and in disciplinary and liturgical developments. It also covers controversies with the Jewish Sabbath as well as reflections on the aspect of rest, freedom, and of charity. While exploring different views and regional differences, the contributions show the growing importance of the Lord's Day, especially since the sixth century, as part of the Christianization of society and the sacralization of the calendar. TABLE OF CONTENTS From Sun-Day to the Day of the Lord: Introduction ? Uta Heil Imperial Legislation Christianisation of the Empire or Power Struggle with Licinius? The Sunday Legislation of Constantine the Great and Its Historical Context ? Fritz Mitthof Missachtung der Sonntagsruhe als Kapitalverbrechen. Einige Bemerkungen zu dem Neufund einer spätantiken Kaiserkonstitution aus Anaia ? Uta Heil / Fritz Mitthof The Emperor Never Rests ? Sofie Remijsen Parting of the Days Sabbath or Sunday? Rabbis and Church Fathers in Dialogue ? Günter Stemberger Redefining the Sabbath Rest in the Sermons of Augustine: Of Heart, (Re)Quies, and Time ? Marie-Ange Rakotoniaina Structuring of Time Business as Usual? Sunday Activities in Aphrodito (Egypt, Sixth to Eighth Century AD) [evidence mainly from papyri] ? Sofie Remijsen In Search of Synodical Activities on Sundays ? Thomas Graumann Sunday in Late Antique Arabia and Palestine according to Epigraphy and Hagiography ? Basema Hamarneh The Sunday in Palestinian Monasticism ? Andreas Müller Discipline and Punishment The Christian Sunday in the Sixth Century: The Sunday Discourse in Politics ? Mischa Meier Hagiography and the Canons on Sunday Work ? Ian Wood Sunday and the Organisation of Freedom in Late Roman Law and Early Medieval Liturgy ? Els Rose Sunday Observance ? Norms and Norm Deviation in Late Antiquity ? Wolfram Kinzig Liturgical Celebration Remarks on Sunday in the Early Church ? Michael Durst Sunday Celebration in the Early Church:A Review of Basic Structures, Characteristic Elements and Significant Developments ? Harald Buchinger Not Every Sunday Is the Same:Observations on the Development of the 'Sunday propria' in the Liturgies of the Old Gallican Rite in the Early Middle Ages ? Volker Drecoll Propter magna mysteria: Some Observations on Sunday and on Numerology in Walahfrid Strabo's Handbook ? Richard Corradini *** Indexes Bible Passages Sources Names and Places Councils/Synods
