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By: Aurelius, Marcus; Casaubon, Meric (translater)
Price: $28.00
Publisher: New York, Heritage Press: 1956
Seller ID: 11225
Condition: Fine
230 pages, wood engravings by Hans Alexander Mueller. Grained grey paper over boards with grained black cloth spine. Spine cloth is stamped with an ionic column on front and back, lettering is in bronze. Marbled paper covers the firm clipcase, light fading on the spine side of the slipcase. Sandglass number 22 laid in. Bright, crisp pages. View more info
By: Commins, Saxe & Linscott, Robert, Editors
Price: $20.00
Publisher: New York, Random House: 1947
Seller ID: 000503
Condition: Very Good +
Set of 4 volumes in dark red cloth binding, slipcased in dark blue case. Case has some sunfading. Books are clean and tight with no markings. The titles are: Man and Spirit, The Speculative Philosophers; Man and Man, The Social Philosophers; Man and the State, The Political Philosophers; Man and the Universe, The Philosophers of Science. View more info
By: Frick, Peter
Price: $100.00
Publisher: Germany, Mohr Siebeck: 1999
Seller ID: 10106
ISBN: 3161471415
Condition: Fine
Germany: Mohr Siebeck, 1999. Fine/very good++. 218 pages plus index. Crisp and unmarked. Jacket has a wrinkle on the front at the bottom. "Peter Frick offers a comprehensive analysis of Philo's conception of divine providence in relation to God's transcendence, immanence, the theory of creation, astral fatalism and the question of theodicy and history." View more info
By: Paley, William
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Boston, Joshua Belcher: 1811
Seller ID: 9890
Condition: Very Good
523 pages, former owner's name and price in script on ffep. Endpapers and title page foxed, only occassional foxing within. Frontis portrait. Original leather-covered boards are scuffed and corners are worn. Black title block on the spine. Binding is firm. View more info
By: Singer, Peter
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Yale University Press: 2015
Seller ID: 11131
ISBN: 0300180276
Condition: New
Yale University Press, 2015. New/new. From the ethicist the" New Yorker" calls "the most influential living philosopher," a new way of thinking about living ethically PhilosophyPhilosophy View more info
