Max und Moritz (Wanpaku monogatari) Japanese translation of Wilhelm Busch's early German Comic, circa 1865), 1st of 2 Volumes

Supplement to Press Commentary on the Staatliche Bauhaus in Weimar (March-April 1924)

Oskar Schlemmer

Leaf from the Press of Symphorien Barbier

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Canto XXIX. Circle 8: Bolgia 9 / The Falsifiers, With Loathsome Diseases; The Alchemists (Capocchio)

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Canto XXX. Circle 8: Bolgia 9 / The Falsifiers (Remaining Three Classes: Evil Impersonators, Counterfeiters [Master Adam], and False Witnesses)

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Canto XXXIII. Circle 9: Cocytus / Compound Fraud; Round 2: Antenora - The Treacherous to Country (Friar Alberegio, Count Ugolino, and Archbishop Ruggiero); Round 3: The Treacherous to God and Hosts

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Canto V. Ante-Purgatory / The Second Ledge; The Late Repentant; Class 3 - Those Who Died by Violence without Last Rights; Bonconte; Pia

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Canto VII. Ante-Purgatory / The Second Ledge; The Flowering Valley; Sordello Accompanies the Poets; Class 4 – The Negligent Rulers; Rudolph of Hapsburg

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Nativity

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Saint Francis

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Saint Eustace

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Illustration XIV

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Canto XXVII. Circle 8: Bolgia 8 / The Evil Counselors, Each in a Burning Flame

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Canto VIII. Ante Purgatory / Nightfall Easter Sunday; The Guardian Angels; The Serpent

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Canto XI. First Cornice / The Proud; Omberto Aldobrandesco; Oderisi d' Aggobio

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Canto XXII. The Fifth Cornice / The Avaricious; The Earthquake; Ascent to the Sixth Cornice - The Gluttonous

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Canto XXIII. The Sixth Cornice / The Gluttonous; Forese Donati

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Canto III. The First Sphere: The Moon / The Inconstant; The Empress Constantine

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Canto XIII. The Fourth Sphere: The Sun / The Intellect of the Faith (Theologians and Doctors of the Church); Saint Thomas Acquinas Discourses Upon the Wisdom of Solomon

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Canto XXI. Circle 8: Bolgia 5 / The Grafters; The Demons called Malebranche; Malaecoda

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Canto XIII. The Second Cornice / The Envious; The Whip of Envy

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Canto XX. The Fifth Cornice / The Avaricious; Hugh Capet

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Canto XXV. The Seventh Cornice / The Lustful, Punished in Fire

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Canto XVI. The Third Cornice / The Wrathful; Marco Lombardo

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Canto XI. The Fourth Sphere: The Sun / The Doctors of the Church; The Second Garland of Souls; Saint Thomas Acquinas Recounts the Life of Saint Francis of Assissi; Denunciation of the Monastic Orders

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Canto XII. The Fourth Sphere: The Sun / The Doctors of the Church; The Second Garland of Souls; Saint Bonaventura Recounts the Life of Saint Dominic

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Illustration from Robert Valturi, De re Militari. Verona, Johannes de Verona, 1472

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Canto VIII. Circle 5 / The Passage of the Styx (The Wrathful and Phylegas); Circle 6 - The City of Dis (The Fallen Angels Refuse the Poets Entrance)

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Canto XVI. Circle 7 (Round 3) / The Violent Against Nature

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Canto XIX. Circle 8: Bolgia 3 / The Simoniacs, Their Heads Downward in Pits

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Canto XX. Circle 8: Bolgia 4 / The Fortune Tellers and Diviners, Their Faces Twisted Backwards

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Canto X. Circle 6 / The Heretics; The Flaming Tombs; The Tomb of Anastasius

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Canto XXVII. Circle 8: Bolgia 9 / The Sowers of Discord; Dante Describes the Condition of Romagna to Guido da Montefeltro

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Canto XXVIII. Circle 8: Bolgia 9 / The Sowers of Religious Discord, Punished by Mutilation (Mahomet)

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Canto III. Ante-Purgatory / The Base of the Cliff; The Late Repentant; The Souls of the Excommunicated; Manfred

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Letter 6 to Julian, a Deacon of Antioch, regarding why Saint Jerome has not written and the religious profession of his sister

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Letter S

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Letter 8 to Niceas, subdeacon of Antioch, regarding why Niceas has not responded to Jerome's letters

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Letter T

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Letter 2 to Theodosius and the rest of the Anchorites, asking for admission among them

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Letter Q

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Letter 10 to Paul, an old man of Concordia and owner of a good theological library, regarding Jerome borrowing some commentaries. In return Jerome sends him his life of Paul the hermit.

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Letter L

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Canto IX. The Gate of Purgatory; The Guardian Angel; Dante's Dream of the Eagle

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Canto XXIV. Circle 8: Bolgia 7 / The Thieves, Tormented by Serpents

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Canto XXV. Circle 8: Bolgia 7 / The Thieves, Tormented by Serpents; Vanni Fucci's Prophecy

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Canto XXX. The Ascent to the Tenth Sphere: The Empyrean; The River of Light

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Canto XXXI. The Tenth Sphere: The Empyrean; The Mystic Rose; The Angel Hosts; Beatrice Leaves Dante; St. Bernard

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Canto XXXI. The Central Pit of Maleboge; The Giants (Nimrod, Antaeus, Ephialtes); Antaeus Lowers the Poets into the Ninth Circle.

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Canto XVIII. The Earthly Paradise; Lethe; Matilda

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Canto XXX. The Earthly Paradise; Beatrice; Virgil Vanishes

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Canto XVII. The Fifth Sphere: Mars; Cacciaguida Prophesies Dante's Exile from Florence

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Canto XXIII. The Eighth Sphere: The Fixed Stars – The Triumph of Christ; The Virgin Mary; The Apostles

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Canto XXV. The Eighth Sphere: The Fixed Stars – The Triumph of Christ; Saint James; The Examination of Hope; Saint John the Apostle

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Canto XXVIII. The Ninth Sphere: The Primum Mobile; The Divine Essence; The Celestial Hierarchies

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Canto XXIX. The Ninth Sphere: The Primum Mobile; Beatrice Recounts Time from Creation to the Revolt of the Angels

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Illustration I

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Canto II. The Descent of Beatrice

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Canto XXI. The Fifth Cornice / The Avaricious; the Poet Statius

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Canto VII. Circle 4 / The Hoarders and the Wasters; Circle 5 - The Wrathful and the Sullen

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Illustration I

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Letter 7 to Chromatius, Jovinius and Eusebius, regarding their virtues, commends Bonosus, asks guidance for Jerome's sister and attacks the conduct of Lupicinus, Bishop of Stridon

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Letter L

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Printer's Mark of Charles Pesnot (Initial M on Reverse)

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Printer's Mark of the Heirs of Simon Vincent

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Printer's Mark of Guillaume Rouille

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Ch. 16 - Francise and Pity intercede for the Lover

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Illustration from Aristotle's Ethics

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Sea of Stories

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Death of a Man

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Folio 14 from a Manuscript of the Qur'an: Sura 2: 142-145 (recto), Sura 2: 146-152 (verso)

Frontispiece (verso), Text (recto), illuminated folio from a Manuscript of Layla and Majnun by Hamdi

Text (recto and verso), folio from a Manuscript of Layla and Majnun by Hamdi

Title: The Qualities of Mecca (recto), Text (verso), folio 67 of a Manuscript of a Majmu`a of Persian Texts

Text (recto and verso), folio 100 from Manuscript of a Majmu`a of Persian Texts

Prayers (recto), Prayers and Colophon (verso), folio 110 from an An`am-i Sharif