The product is a book titled “Expositio in Psalmos. Fasciculus I” by authors Flunk and Matthiae, published in 1911 by Rauch Verlag. It falls under the genre of “90 Varia” and is written in Latin. This book is a collection of expositions on psalms, providing insights and interpretations of the biblical texts. With a focus on scholarly analysis and theological interpretation, this product offers a deep dive into the meaning and significance of the psalms from a Latin perspective.
Migne; 1891. 1912 Seiten; zweireihig; Hardcover-Großformat Sprache: Lateinisch Bestell-Nr: 2291001 Bemerkungen: Das Buch ist ordentlich erhalten und kann altersbedingte Gebrauchsspuren aufweisen. In LATEINISCHER Sprache. .
It is a wonderful collection of short stories, poetry, and moral lessons typical of the late 19th century, designed to help young readers with hyphenated “sound-out” syllables. Publisher: Argyle Press, New York.
Alfred Church’s The Burning of Rome is a historical novel set during Emperor Nero’s rule, following two young Romans, Marcus and Lucius, through the chaos of the Great Fire of 64 AD and its aftermath. The story depicts Roman life, from the imperial court to the slums, focusing on themes of loyalty and betrayal, and includes real historical figures. It details Nero’s efforts to deflect blame for the fire by scapegoating Christians, leading to their persecution.
By John Ballou Newbrough, Oahspe Publishing Association, 1891, Hardcover. Book has been read previously and shows signs of age. Original black cloth over boards show wear appropriate for a book of this age such as scuffing, corner rubbing, staining, fraying, and color fading.
Edited and transcribed by Bundy H. Boit.
A nice touch is the novel’s use of recurring motifs and patterns.
Good overall condition.
The American stage performers discography volume one 1891 to 1932 excellent condition
Book is a bit beat up. Cover has been repaired. The portrait on the first page has been removed, cracked rear hinge.
