![[CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY] – LOT of 54 mainly 20th-cent. Dutch scholarly works in 55 vols. (incl. 3 duplicates), nearly all doctoral theses related to classical antiquity.](https://gcp-la8-storage-cdn.lot-art.com/public/upl/75/CLASSICAL-ANTIQUITY-LOT-of-54-mainly-20th-cent-Dutch-scholarly-works-in-55-vols-incl-3-duplicates-nearly-all-doctoral-theses-_641094e1b9a41-full-18131400_1678808290.jpg "[CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY] – LOT of 54 mainly 20th-cent. Dutch scholarly works in 55 vols. (incl. 3 duplicates), nearly all doctoral theses related to classical antiquity.")
[CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY] – LOT of 54 mainly 20th-cent. Dutch scholarly works in 55 vols. (incl. 3 duplicates), nearly all doctoral theses related to classical antiquity.
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With plates & ills. Various sizes, nearly all in orig. printed wrappers. – Added: ca. 120 20th-cent. small publications (incl. off-prints) related to classical antiquity, partly with signed dedication and/or inscribed by the author.
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¶ All vols. ex bibliotheca Dr. Maria Frederika Jongkees-Vos (1933-2018, Dutch archaeologist) comprising i.a. H.A.G. BRIJDER, “Siana Cups I and Komast Cups [..]” (1982, 1 text- & 1 plate vol. Copy of the CO-PROMOTOR DR. M.F. VOS with loosely inserted manuscript notes in ink & a typescript laudatory oration); P.G. MAXWELL-STUART, “Studies in Greek Colour Terminology. Vol. I. Glaukos. [&] Vol. II. Charopos” (1981, 2 vols. Mnemosyne [..]. [Vol.] 65 & 67); C. ISINGS, “Roman glass from dated finds [..]” (1957. Two copies of which one bound in orig. blue cloth); C. VAN DER GRAAF, “The Dirae with translation, commentary and an investigation of its authorship” (1945); P.J.J. STUART, “Gewoon aardewerk uit de Romeinse legerplaats en de bijbehorende grafvelden te Nijmegen” (1963. Two copies of which 1 signed in blue ink by the author); W.J.T. PETERS, “Landscape in Romano-Campanian Mural Painting” (1963); J. SCHOUTEN, “De slangestaf van Asklepios als symbool van de geneeskunde” (1963); H.J. ERASMUS, “The origins of Rome in historiography from Petrarch to Perizonius” (1962); P.H.J. HOUWINK TEN CATE, “The Luwian Population Groups of Lycia and Cilicia Aspera during the Hellenistic Period” (1961); C. VAN PAASSEN, “The classical tradition of geography [..]” (1957); B.A. VAN GRONINGEN, “In the grip of the past. Essay on an aspect of Greek thought” (1953); M.J. MELLINK, “Hyakinthos” (1943); H. HIELKEMA, “Ciris quod carmen traditur Vergilii, versione Batava commentarioque exegetico instructum [..]” (1941); J.H. HOLWERDA, “Beschrijving van de verzameling van het Museum G.M. Kam te Nijmegen. De Belgische waar in Nijmegen” (1941); J.G. GERRETZEN, “Schola Hemsterhusiana. De herleving der Grieksche studiën aan de Nederlandsche universiteiten in de achttiende eeuw [..]” (1940. Top edge sl. waterstained); L.A.A. JOUAI, “De magistraat Ausonius” (1938. With loosely inserted manuscript letter in black ink by the publisher J.J. Berkhout, dated “Nymegen Juni 1938”) & D. EGINITIS, “Le Problème de la Marée de l’Euripe [..]” (Athènes, Imprimerie Gérard Frères, 1930. Foot of spine dam.). ¶ Partly with (small) imperfections and/or traces of use.
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With plates & ills. Various sizes, nearly all in orig. printed wrappers. – Added: ca. 120 20th-cent. small publications (incl. off-prints) related to classical antiquity, partly with signed dedication and/or inscribed by the author.
Footnote
¶ All vols. ex bibliotheca Dr. Maria Frederika Jongkees-Vos (1933-2018, Dutch archaeologist) comprising i.a. H.A.G. BRIJDER, “Siana Cups I and Komast Cups [..]” (1982, 1 text- & 1 plate vol. Copy of the CO-PROMOTOR DR. M.F. VOS with loosely inserted manuscript notes in ink & a typescript laudatory oration); P.G. MAXWELL-STUART, “Studies in Greek Colour Terminology. Vol. I. Glaukos. [&] Vol. II. Charopos” (1981, 2 vols. Mnemosyne [..]. [Vol.] 65 & 67); C. ISINGS, “Roman glass from dated finds [..]” (1957. Two copies of which one bound in orig. blue cloth); C. VAN DER GRAAF, “The Dirae with translation, commentary and an investigation of its authorship” (1945); P.J.J. STUART, “Gewoon aardewerk uit de Romeinse legerplaats en de bijbehorende grafvelden te Nijmegen” (1963. Two copies of which 1 signed in blue ink by the author); W.J.T. PETERS, “Landscape in Romano-Campanian Mural Painting” (1963); J. SCHOUTEN, “De slangestaf van Asklepios als symbool van de geneeskunde” (1963); H.J. ERASMUS, “The origins of Rome in historiography from Petrarch to Perizonius” (1962); P.H.J. HOUWINK TEN CATE, “The Luwian Population Groups of Lycia and Cilicia Aspera during the Hellenistic Period” (1961); C. VAN PAASSEN, “The classical tradition of geography [..]” (1957); B.A. VAN GRONINGEN, “In the grip of the past. Essay on an aspect of Greek thought” (1953); M.J. MELLINK, “Hyakinthos” (1943); H. HIELKEMA, “Ciris quod carmen traditur Vergilii, versione Batava commentarioque exegetico instructum [..]” (1941); J.H. HOLWERDA, “Beschrijving van de verzameling van het Museum G.M. Kam te Nijmegen. De Belgische waar in Nijmegen” (1941); J.G. GERRETZEN, “Schola Hemsterhusiana. De herleving der Grieksche studiën aan de Nederlandsche universiteiten in de achttiende eeuw [..]” (1940. Top edge sl. waterstained); L.A.A. JOUAI, “De magistraat Ausonius” (1938. With loosely inserted manuscript letter in black ink by the publisher J.J. Berkhout, dated “Nymegen Juni 1938”) & D. EGINITIS, “Le Problème de la Marée de l’Euripe [..]” (Athènes, Imprimerie Gérard Frères, 1930. Foot of spine dam.). ¶ Partly with (small) imperfections and/or traces of use.
