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(Ezra). Levy, Raphael. THE ASTRONOMICAL WORKS OF ABRAHAM IBN EZRA. A Literary and Linguistic Study with special reference to the Old French translation of Hagin. The Johns Hopkins Press, Maryland and Les Presses Universitaires de France, Paris 1927.
[vi] + 172pp. Ex.-lib. with bookplate, sm. lib. ink stamps to front e.ps. and t.p., sl. soiled and chipped original printed wrapps. with remains of sm. accession label to tail of upper wrapp., upper wrapp. detached
The Johns Hopkins Studies in Romance Literatures and Languages, Volume VIII.
£45.00 [ref: 189076]

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Beaton, George. DOCTOR PARTRIDGE’S ALMANACK FOR 1935. With an Account of his Resurrection from the Grave after lying dead in it for 2 Centuries by G. Robinson. Also a Brief Exposition of his Religious & Astrological Teaching by Professor Blish. Collected and Set Forth by ... Chatto & Windus 1934.
xii + [ii] + 65pp. Original lightly rubbed cloth with gilt title to spine very sl. bumped at head and tail.
£30.00 [ref: 165490]

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Davidson, D. and Aldersmith, H. THE GREAT PYRAMID Its Divine Message. An original co-ordination of Historical Documents and Archaeological Evidences. Vol. I.- Pyramid Records, a narrative of New Discoveries concerning Civilisations and Origins. Williams & Norgate 1948.
11th Ed. Royal 8vo. [xx] + 568pp. Double page frontis., 70 plates, 67 tables, several tail pieces. E.ps. very sl. spotted, lightly rubbed original cloth with gilt title to very lightly faded spine.
£40.00 [ref: 184707]

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Folk-Lore Society. THE FOLK-LORE RECORD VOLUME IV. ... 1881.
1st Ed. [iv] + 239pp. Some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamped bookplate, original gilt lettered cloth with black ruling, gilt initials to upper board, spine very sl. frayed.
Publications of the Folk-Lore Society VIII. Articles include Some Additional Folk-Lore of Madagascar by the Rev. James Sibree; Euphemism and Tabu in China by the Reverend Hilderic Friend; Notes on Irish Folk-Lore by G.H. Kinahan; etc.
£30.00 [ref: 184758]

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Folk-Lore Society. THE FOLK-LORE RECORD VOLUME V. ... 1882.
1st Ed. 229pp. Folding table. Unopened, some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamped bookplate, original gilt lettered cloth with black ruling, gilt initials to upper board, spine sl. chipped, minor marking.
Publications of the Folk-Lore Society X. Articles include Mabinogion Studies by Alfred Nutt; Roumanian Folk-Lore Notes by Mrs E.B. Mawer; Children’s Game Rhymes by Miss Allen, etc.
£25.00 [ref: 184759]

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Folk-Lore Society. FOLK-LORE VOLUME XL A Quarterly Review of Myth, Tradition, Institution, & Custom. Being the Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society. (Incorporating The Archæological Review and the Folk-Lore Journal). William Glaisher Ltd. 1929.
1st Ed. viii + 432pp. Ills. Some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamp and bookplate, rebound in gilt lettered cloth.
Articles include The Devil in Roumanian Folklore by the late Dr. A. Murgoçi and Miss Helen B. Murgoçi; Concerning Thunderbolts by Henry Balfour; Norfolk Folklore by Mark R. Taylor; etc.
£25.00 [ref: 184814]

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Folk-Lore Society. FOLK-LORE VOLUME XLV. A Quarterly Review of Myth, Tradition, Institution, & Custom. Being the Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society. (Incorporating The Archæological Review and the Folk-Lore Journal). William Glaisher Ltd. 1934.
1st Ed. vii + 382pp. Ills. Some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamp and bookplate, rebound in gilt lettered cloth.
Articles include The Origin and Development of the Belief in Fairies by R.U. Sayce; An Introduction to Oxfordshire Folklore by L.H. Dudley Buxton and Beatrice Blackwood; The Hero of Tradition by Lord Raglan; etc.
£25.00 [ref: 184819]

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Folk-Lore Society. FOLK-LORE VOLUME XXXII. A Quarterly Review of Myth, Tradition, Institution, & Custom. Being the Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society. (Incorporating The Archæological Review and the Folk-Lore Journal). William Glaisher Ltd. 1921.
1st Ed. xvi + ii + 290pp. Some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamp and bookplate, rebound in gilt lettered cloth.
Articles include The Pre-Buddhist Religion of the Burmese by R. Grant Brown; Garo Marriages by Sir J.G. Frazer; Some Notes on Zulu Religious Ideas by A. Werner; etc.
£25.00 [ref: 184806]

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Folk-Lore Society. FOLK-LORE VOLUME XXXVI A Quarterly Review of Myth, Tradition, Institution, & Custom. Being the Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society. (Incorporating The Archæological Review and the Folk-Lore Journal). William Glaisher Ltd. 1925.
1st Ed. xvi + 424pp. Some light marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamp and bookplate, rebound in gilt lettered cloth.
Articles include The Spirit Basis of Belief and Custom by R.E. Enthoven; A Suggested Explanation of Ritual Combats by H.J. Rose; The Kakihan Society of Ceram and New Guinea Initiation Cults; etc.
£25.00 [ref: 184810]

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Folklore Fellows. FF COMMUNICATIONS Edited for the ... 1-117 + Index. [only]. Helsinki ... Finnish Academy of Science 1911-36.
17 vols. Articles in German/English/Danish/Finnish. Maps. Original upper wrapps. bound in (except issues 96 onwards and several detached), marginal browning, ex.-lib. with ink stamps, rebound in gilt lettered cloth (vols. 1-10), gilt lettered cloth backed boards (11-17), minor soiling and wear.
FF Communications is a monograph series in the fields of research of folkloristics, comparative religion, cultural anthropology and ethnology. It focuses on the non-material aspects of traditional culture, especially oral literature, belief systems, myth and ritual, methodology and the history of research.
£190.00 [ref: 170016]

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