80 260 Philosophy Erasmus D 
- Fine set. = The standard scientific edition of Erasmus' collected works.
80 261 Philosophy Kant I 
- First vol. w. owner's entry.
AND 2 biographies of Hegel and Kant, both publ. by Cambridge Univ. Press, 2000-2001, orig. unif. cl. w. dustwr.
80/262 Philosophy Die Kreatur Year 1 3 all publ Ed M Buber V von Weizsäcker und J Wittig 
- Year 3 waterst., binding worn/ dam. and rebacked.
= With contributions by i.a. Walter Benjamin, Nikolai Berdjajew, Ernst Simon and Eugen Rosenstock.
80 263 Philosophy Nietzsche F 
- Spine sl. rubbed, otherwise fine. = Schadd 53 (" (...) 1000 copies printed").
80 264 Philosophy Schopenhauer A 
80 264 Philosophy Schopenhauer A 
- Spine-ends and corners parlty rubbed/ sl. worn.
= In total 13 vols. of the intended 16 were published (vol. 7, 8 and 12 were never published).
80/265 Provo Open het graf A homage to the dead a warning to the living Wereld world premiere Necrofilie bi lingual multinational happening Amsterdam 1912 9 decembrer 1962 Prinsengracht 146 
80/265 Provo Open het graf A homage to the dead a warning to the living Wereld world premiere Necrofilie bi lingual multinational happening Amsterdam 1912 9 decembrer 1962 Prinsengracht 146 
= The program and poster of the first happening organized in Amsterdam. The happening on December 9, 1962 was organized by Melvin Clay, Frank Stern and Simon Vinkenoog at the workshop of Rik van Bentum at the Prinsengracht 146, Amsterdam. The name of the happening is a pun on the first Dutch televised fund raiser "Open het Dorp" (Open the Village) and the funeral of princess Wilhelmina. Contributors to the program were Simon Vinkenoog, Rik van Bentum, Melvin Clay, Jan Cremer, Robert Jasper Grootveld, Bart Huges, Jean-Jacques Lebel, Jean-Pierre Moulin, Frank Stern, Mike Lorsch and Cornelis Bastiaan Vaandrager. Other people were mentioned on the poster, but probably not all were there, i.a. Allen Ginsberg, Johnny van Doorn, Neal Simon, Ilse, Vince Taylor, Donald Jones, Lucia, Maxim Hamel, Brigitte Bardot and Tony Negenman. The program shows the first appearance of the Provo symbol (apple with stalk and dot), the Gnot apple. Gnot being a composition of God and Genot (God and Pleasure), designed and developed by Robert Jasper Grootveld and Bart Huges. Cf. Wim Beeren et al., Actie, werkelijkheid en fictie in de kunst van de jaren 60 in Nederland, p. 54-58. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE VI.
80 266 Sports Feith J 
- Sl. foxed. Covers trifle stained.
Hartog, D. den. Nijmeegsche voetbal-, cricket- en athletiek-vereeniging Quick Nijmegen. Een herinnering aan het 40-jarig jubileum. Nijmegen, G.J. Thieme, 1928, VIII,120p., ills., orig. gilt dec. wr., 4to.
- Title-p. sl. stained. Wr. partly sl. sunned; backwr. w. sm. tear.
AND 6 others, i.a. V. BOIN, Le livre d'or jubilaire de l'U.R.B.S.F.A. 1895-1945 (Brussels, 1945, ills., orig. gilt blindst. cl., 4to) and B. SORGEDRAGER, Temidden der Ajacieden (Zwolle, 1987, ills., orig. (sl. yellowed) wr.). - ADDED: Maple Leaf. Voetbal album 1ste serie. 100 vooraanstaande spelers. N.pl. (Amst.), E.G. Brouwer's Handelsvereninging, n.d. (1955), 100 mounted col. plates, orig. stiff cordbound paper wr., obl. sm. 8vo.
- One leaf w. sm. tear in lower margin.
80 267 Sports 'Kaatsen' Westra W 
80/268 Sports Olympics Fest der Teilnehmer in der Deutschlandhalle am 16 August 1936 um 21 Uhr gegeben vom Präsidenten des Deutschen Olympischen Ausschusses Reichssportführer Von Tschammer und O
80/268 Sports Olympics Fest der Teilnehmer in der Deutschlandhalle am 16 August 1936 um 21 Uhr gegeben vom Präsidenten des Deutschen Olympischen Ausschusses Reichssportführer Von Tschammer und O
- All corners pinholed. Wr. yellowed/ stained/ sl. nibbled by silverfish.
AND 2 others, i.a. Olympia 1936 Plan von/ Map of/ Plan de/ Plano de Berlin (ibid., Dresdner Bank, 1936, large fold. col. map). - ADDED: 4 others, i.a. 2 programs for The International Lawn Tennis Championship (Davis Cup) 1935 (Inter-Zone Final, July 20-23 and Challenge Round, July 27-30).
80 269 Theatre Brazier N 
- Trifle/ sl. rubbed along joints, otherwise fine. Box splitting on two sides.
= Attractive anonymous binding. Nicolas Brazier, one of the most important chroniclers of early 19th cent. French theatre in Paris, was also a very successful songwriter and vaudeville writer. Vicaire I, p.922.
80 270 Theatre Geoffroy C 
80 270 Theatre Geoffroy C 
80 270 Theatre Geoffroy C 
- Apart from some occas. sl. foxing and sl. rubbing of extremities a very fine copy.
= Vicaire III, p.851. Nice collection of portraits of Paris actors w. texts by various authors.
80/271 Theatre Theatre binoculars 
- Case trifle worn.
80 272 Theology Augustinus A 
- Sm. rubbed hole in backwr. Otherwise fine.
Hilgenfeld, A. Die Ketzergeschichte des Urchristentums. Urkundlich dargestellt. Hildesheim, Georg Olms, 1966, XII,642p., orig. cl. (reprint of the ed. Leipsic, 1884). - AND 4 others, various languages, i.a. ORIGENES, Vier Bücher von den Prinzipien. German transl. and ed. by H. Gürgemanns and H. Karpp (Darmstadt, 1992, 3rd ed,. india-paper, parallel Latin and German text, orig. boards).
80/273 Theology The Dead Sea Scrolls Hebrew Aramaic and Greek Texts with English Translations Vol 2 Damascus Document War Scroll and Related Documents Ed J H Charlesworth a m o 
- All fine.
80 274 Theology Harnack A 
= Sammlung Theologischer Lehrbücher.
80 275 Theology Hatch E and Redpath H A 
80 276 Theology Koehler L and Baumgartner W ed 
= An almost complete set of the essential lexicon: the lacking Lieferung IV contains p.1081-1660 (i.e. Lieferung III ends on p.1080); the supplement vol. was issued as a separate vol.
80 277 Theology Oppy G and Trakakis N ed 
80 278 Theology Strack H L and Billerbeck P 
- Dustwr. of vol.1 sl. frayed and dustwr. of vol. 1 and 2 sl. fingersoiled. Otherwise fine.
80 279 Theology Tissot J J 
- Contents fine. Upper joints starting at spine-ends, vol. 2 split (±4 cm.) at top of spine; covers trifle/ sl. stained, otherwise fine.
AND 1 other: G. PEIGNOT, Recherches Historiques sur la personne de Jesús-Christ, sur celle de Marie, sur les deux généalogies du sauveur, et sur sa famille (...) (Dijon, 1829, contemp. red hcalf, t.e.g. Fine.)