Die Baukunst in Sizilien. die griechische, römische, byzantinische, arabische und normannische Baukunst : sowie der Entwurf eines groszstädtischen Volks- und Luxusbades in modernisiert arabisch-normannischer Bauweise /

No more published after I. Teil.

Unia Brzeska.

Mode of access: Internet.

L'Empire grec au dixième siècle; Constantin Porphyrogénète.

Reprint of 1870 ed.

Illustrations of the Anglo-French coinage : taken from the cabinet of a fellow of the antiquarian societies of London, and Scotland; of the royal societies of France, Normandy, and many others, British as well as foreign.

Includes errata.

Das Muhammedanische Münzkabinet des Asiatischen Museums der Kaiserl. Akademie der Wissenschaften zu St. Petersburg : vorläufiger Bericht /

Mode of access: Internet.

Mélanges de numismatique et d'histoire, ou, Correspondance sur les médailles et monnaies des empereurs d'Orient, des princes croiss̄́ d'Asie, des barons français établis dans la Grèce, des premiers califs de Damas, etc.

1. Monnaie épiscopale, sous le Mérovingiens, seule monnaie d'or légitime d'un evêque français.

Drey Abhandlungen von der Geschichte der Araber überhaupt derselben Münzen und Siegeln.

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 10681.

L'aes grave del Museo Kircheriano; ovvero, Le monete primitive de' popoli dell' Italia media, ordinate e descrite. Aggiuntovi un ragionamento per tentarne l'illustrazione.

Atlas has title: L'aes grave, cioe, le monete italiche primitive del Museo Krocheiano, desegnate in pietra sotto la direzione di P.T. da Girolamo Apollonj, pittore romano negli anni MDCCCXXXVII e MDCCCXXXVIII.

Joannis Petri Bellorii romani Adnotationes nunc primum evulgatae in XII.priorum Caesarum numismata ab Aenea Vico parmensi olim edita, noviter additis eorumdem Caesarum imaginibus majori forma a praestantioribus calchographis aeri incisis ...

Title vignette, engraved.

Bulletin de la Société suisse de numismatique. 1.-11. année; 1882-92.

"Statuts de la Société ... adoptes ... 18 octobre 1890, à Genève" (8, 8 p.; in French and German) inserted at end of v. 9 (1890)

Vizantīĭskīĭ alʹbom = Album Byzantin /

"Tom I, Vypusk I." No more published?

Encyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches wörterbuch; ein parallelwerk zu Sachs-Villatte's französisch-deutschem und deutsch-französischem wörterbuche; mit angabe der aussprache nach dem phonetischen system der methode Toussaint-Langenscheidt ...

To v. 4 is prefixed: German, Austrian and Swiss measures, weights and coins ... Bearb. von Dr. Hubert Jansen (xlviii p.)

Collection de romans grecs en langue vulagire et en vers /

Title on spine: Romans grecs.

Muret-Sanders Enzyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches wörterbuch. Parallelwerk zu Sachs-Villatte's Französisch-deutschem und deutsch-französischem wörterbuche. Mit angabe der aussprache nach dem phonetischen system der methode Toussaint-Langenscheidt.

Prefixed to v. 4: German, Austrian, and Swiss measures, weights, coins ... Bearb. von dr. Hubert Jansen (xlvii p.)

The provenance and technology of Near Eastern glass: Oxygen isotopes by laser fluorination as a complement to strontium

The ability to make rapid measurements on small samples using laser fluorination enhances the potential of oxygen isotopes in the investigation of early inorganic materials and technologies. delta O-18 and Sr-87/Sr-86 values are presented for glass from two primary production sites, four secondary production sites and a consumer site in the Near East, dating from Late Antiquity to the medieval period. delta O-18 is in general slightly less effective than Sr-87/Sr-86 in discriminating between sources, as the spread of measured values from a single source is somewhat broader relative to the available range. However, while Sr-87/Sr-86 is derived predominantly from either the lime-bearing fraction of the glass-making sand or the plant ash used as a source of alkali, delta O-18 derives mainly from the silica. Thus the two measurements can provide complementary information. A comparison of delta O-18 for late Roman - Islamic glasses made on the coast of Syria-Palestine with those of previously analysed glasses from Roman Europe suggests that the European glasses are relatively enriched in O-18. This appears to contradict the view that most Roman glass was made using Levantine sand and possible interpretations are discussed.