Bernard stolte (9 résultats)

Original publisher's green cloth hardback, black title spine, pictorial dustjacket, large 8vo: frontispiece, viij, 142pp., footnotes, bibliographical notes, conclusions, appendices, general bibliography, index. Text in English. Very fine copy.

Original publisher's sewn cream paperback, pictorial frontcover, 8vo: frontispiece, viij, 144pp., footnotes, bibliographical notes, conclusions, appendices, general bibliography, index. Text in English. Very fine copy.

Hardcover cloth, with dustjacket. XIV, 319 pp. bibliogr. "Groningen Studies in Cultural Change 2". -(top corner of front-endpaper cut out, otherwise in excellent condition). ISBN 9789042912281.

Couverture rigide. Etat : Neuf. NEW.

Cloth with dustjacket. Etat : Gut. VIII, 141 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - minimale Randläsuren, sonst gut und innen sauber / minimal edge wear, otherwise good and clean inside. - When the Emperor Justinian promulgated the Digest in 533, he faced the task of providing the courts and universities with texts of this part of his codification. Of over 70 manuscripts that must have been produced on that occasion, one may have survived: the so- called codex Florentinus, now in the Biblioteca Laurenziana. Although itself imperfect, and despite doubts entertained by some as to its precise age, it is the principal source of our knowledge of the Justinian text. Few scholars have devoted more time and energy to a study of this manuscript than the Dutch jurist Henrik Brenkman (1681-1736). His notebooks, the fruits of a lifetime's work in preparation of a Digest edition on the basis of the codex Florentinus, have been preserved and are now in the State and University Library of Göttingen. Brenk- man's untimely death prevented the completion of that edition, but the notebooks offer an excellent view of his methods and results. As such their interest is twofold: they demonstrate the way in which the problem of editing a legal text was tackled in the early XVIIIth century, and they contain information still of importance for a present-day student of the Digest text This book studies Brenkman and his notebooks from these two points of view. It emphasizes the fact that we see philological work carried out by someone who had been trained to be a lawyer. It also deals with some questions that are still being asked by students of the manuscript tradition of the Digest. Its main purpose, however, is to try and place Brenkman in the history of scholarship, and it argues, as is to be concluded from the subtitle, that both jurists and classicists ought to be interested in Brenkmans life and work. / Contents Abbreviations Introduction I Biography EXCURSUS I: PALINGENETIC STUDIES EXCURSUS II: THE TEXT OF THE DIGEST IN BRENKMANS TIME II Brenkmans Papers in Gottingen III Brenkmans Digest Criticism EXCURSUS III: THE TRANSMISSION OF THE DIGEST TEXT: STATUS QUAESTIONIS IV Reputation and Authority Conclusion Appendices 1 Brenkmans Will 2 CONSPECTUS PROLEGOMENON OF THE ALFENUS VARUS 3 LOCI DIFFICILLIMI IN THE DIGEST 4 PRESENT SHELF-MARKS OF DIGEST MANUSCRIPTS USED BY BRENKMAN 5 CONSPECTUS OF THE DOCUMENTS OF BRENKMANS LIFE AND WORKS: a Records and Miscellaneous Manuscript Evidence b The Gottingen Notebooks c The Correspondence d Check-List of Publications by Brenkman and of Editions from his Papers Bibliography Index. ISBN 9789060880753 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 405.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1999 Routledge hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the cover 'The papers in this volume, by a group of international scholars, explore the many different aspects of Byzantine perceptions towards their own humanity and the frailties of that humanity. Using evidence from archaeology, art history, and literary texts, ranging from sermons to legal documents, these chapters reveal writings about love, both secular and religious; images of sexuality and sensuality; the law; and Byzantine attitudes to bodies and the senses.' Contents: Preface Section I Love Letters? 1. Margaret Mullett: From Byzantium, with love 2. Mary B. Cunningham: 'Shutting the gates of the soul': spiritual treatises on resisting the passions Section II Do as your Father tells you 3. Kathy L. Gaca: The sexual and social dangers of Pornai in the Septuagint Greek stratum of patristic Christian thought 4. Aideen Hartney: Manly women and womanly men: the subintroductae and John Chrysostom 5. Joseph A. Munitiz: Anastasios of Sinai's teaching on body and soul 6. Dirk Krausmuller: Divine sex: Patriarch Methodios's concept of virginity 7. Peter Hatlie: The city a desert: Theodore of Stoudios on porneia Section III Problems with Bodies 8. Bernard Stolte: Desires denied: marriage, adultery and divorce in early Byzantine law 9. Antony Eastmond: Body vs. column: the cults of St Symeon Stylites 10. Beatrice Caseau: Christian bodies: the senses and early Byzantine Christianity 11. Charles Barber: Writing on the body: memory, desire, and the holy in iconoclasm Section IV Fine Manly Bodies 12. Kathryn M. Ringrose: Passing the test of sanctity: denial of sexuality and involuntary castration 13. Dion C. Smythe: In denial: same-sex desire in Byzantium 14. Shaun Tougher: Michael III and Basil the Macedonian: just good friends? Section V Byzantine Erotica 15. Marc Lauxtermann: Ninth-century classicism and the erotic muse 16. John Hanson: Erotic imagery on Byzantine ivory caskets 17. Barbara Zeitler: Ostentatio genitalium: displays of nudity in Byzantium Section VI Conclusion 18. Averil Cameron: Desire in Byzantium - the Ought and the Is.…

Hardcover. Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : New.