Alastair Hamilton
Born 1941-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF112797233
- WikidataQ20876161
- ISNI0000000120968754
- Open LibraryOL631581A
Top Subjects
- Europe (3)
- Familists (2)
- Great Britain (2)
- Literature: Classics (2)
- History (2)
- Fascism -- Europe (1)
- Intellectuals -- Europe (1)
Books by Alastair Hamilton
Total count: 17
The appeal of fascisma study of intellectuals and fascism, 1919-1945Blond1971-01-01
The family of loveJ. Clarke1981-01-01-
Racine Lucien GoldmanNew Ed editionWriters & Readers Publishing1981-12-01
William Bedwell, the Arabist, 1563-1632Published for the Sir Thomas Browne Institute [by] E.J. Brill/Leiden University Press1985-01-01-
Cosmos and PornografiaTwo Novels by Witold GombrowiczGrove Pr1985-06-01
Cronica Ordo Sacerdotis. Acta Hn3 Texts on the Family of Love (Documenta Anabaptistica Neerlandica, Vol 6)Brill Academic Pub1988-07-01
The Anglo-Dutch RenaissanceSeven Essays (Publications of the Sir Thomas Browne Institute Leiden, New Series, No. 10)Brill Academic Pub1989-03-01
Heresy and mysticism in sixteenth-century Spainthe alumbradosUniversity of Toronto Press1992-01-01
Heresy Mysticism in C16 SpainThe AlumbradosJames Clarke Company1992-01-01-
Europe and the Arab worldfive centuries of books by European scholars and travellers from the libraries of the Arcadian GroupArcadian Group in association with Azimuth Editions and Oxford University Press1994-01-01
The Apocryphal ApocalypseThe Reception of the Second Book of Esdras (4 Ezra) from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment (Oxford-Warburg Studies)Oxford University Press, USA1999-11-15
Arab culture and Ottoman magnificence in Antwerp's Golden AgeArcadian Library2001-01-01
Andre Du Ryer and Oriental studies in seventeenth-century FranceArcadian Library2003-01-01-
The European legacyArab and Islamic culture in the Heritage Library of Qatar FoundationQatar Foundation2006-01-01
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The European legacyArab and Islamic culture in the Heritage Library of Qatar FoundationQatar Foundation2006-01-01
The Copts and the West, 1439-1822The European Discovery of the Egyptian Church (Oxford-Warburg Studies)Oxford University Press, USA2006-08-31-
The forbidden fruitthe Koran in early modern EuropeLondon Middle East Institute2008-01-01