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One of the greatest collections of Anglo-Saxon poetry – the Exeter Book – was dismissed in an early 14th century inventory as ‘worthless’
the other of two lines from near the end of Hyperion
Publisher's original cloth blindstamped with lettering and illustrations to front cover and spine
You may notice in the ninth photo that the book's front board is ever-so-slightly convex
First published in novel form in 1911
Thus Spoke Zarathustra Agatha Christie One of the greatest collectionsFriedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, A Book for Everyone and Nobody. London: The Folio Society, 2012. First and only printing according to the Society's latest bibliography. Translated and edited by Graham Parkes, introduced by Jonathan Re, illustrated by Peter Suart. 240 161 34 mm. Pp. [iiv] vxx, [12] 3321 [322324]: [8] leaves of colour plates (facing pp. [iii], 28, 45, 93, 108, 140, 188 and 205) and [1] folded leaf (facing p. [268]. Type:
