Brunet IV, 1259; R\u00f6hricht p. 480, Creswell, p. 396; Tobler, p. 196.<\/i><\/p>\n
First \u00e9dition.<\/span><\/p>\n Emmanuel Guillaume-Rey (1837-1916), born in Chaumont and died in Chartres, was an eminent French archaeologist, topographer and Orientalist. Fluent in Arabic, he made his first trip to the Orient in Syria in 1857. Following this trip, he was admitted to the Fondation de l’\u0153uvre des \u00c9coles d’Orient where he was a member of the board of directors from 1858 until his death in 1916.<\/p>\n Thanks to his scientific, topographical and historical research, he is considered today as the founder of the archaeology of the crusades.<\/p>\n Guillaume-Rey was responsible for the restoration of the Dome of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. He undertook extensive travels in Palestine, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon, and visited with his companions (Dr Delbet, Prince Lubomirski and Father Ratisbonne) practically all the villages of the Hawran district (nearly 350 towns and villages). This text provides a chronological account of the journey in this region south of Damascus. In his essay he also discusses French rule in Syria at the time of the Crusade. The plates of the atlas represent the views, plans, and archaeological sites visited.<\/p>\n The two maps, usually bound in the text volume, are here inserted on a single large sheet of the atlas which thus comprises 27 (and not 26 as announced on the index sheet).<\/p>\n A very good copy with full margins.<\/p>\n 1. Colosse Phenicien & Monument de la Becqaa.<\/p>\n 2. Maison du Haouran.<\/p>\n 3. Moussemieh, Vue et plan.<\/p>\n 4. Thermes de Chobba & Vue et plan de la cath\u00e9drale de Bosrah.<\/p>\n 5. Kennaouat, \u00e9glise & Kennaout, Es-serai.<\/p>\n 6. Plan de Kennaouat.<\/p>\n 7. Temples des Seleucides. Vue et plan.<\/p>\n 8. Temple p\u00e9ript\u00e8re, vue et plan.<\/p>\n 9. Temples d\u2019Aatyl.<\/p>\n 10. Plan de Bosrah.<\/p>\n 11. Bosrah.<\/p>\n 12. Chateau de Bosrah & Fragment du th\u00e9\u00e2tre de Bosrah.<\/p>\n 13. Coupe de Chateau de Bosrah.<\/p>\n 14. Premi\u00e8re inscription relev\u00e9e a Bosrah.<\/p>\n 15. Seconde inscription relev\u00e9e a Bosrah.<\/p>\n 16. Mosquee d?Oma-el-Kabab, a Bosrah, vue et plan.<\/p>\n 17. Prise de la mosquee d\u2019Omar-el-Katab.<\/p>\n 18. Carte de Haouran & Esquisse de la Mer Morte, indiquant la partie de la rive orientale exploree par M. Rey.<\/p>\n 19 & 20. Djerasch, vue panoramique.<\/p>\n 21. Plan de Djerasch.<\/p>\n 22- Hemicysle de Djerasch.<\/p>\n 23. Djerash, propylees du grand temple & Djerasch, vue du grand temple.<\/p>\n 24. Carte de la rive orientale de la Mer Morte.<\/p>\n 25. Vue de la Mer Morte, rive Orientale & vue de Masada.<\/p>\n 26. Plan de Masada.<\/p>\n 27. Carte du Haouran \/ Esquisse de la Mer Morte indiquant la partie de la rive orientale explor\u00e9e par Mr. E.G. Rey.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Text volume 8vo (247 x 165 mm) 2 nn.l., XX, 306 pp., 1 nn.l. (catalogue), 1 map, and the atlas, large folio (645 x 495 mm) 2 nn.l. (title and table), 27 lithographed plates, some coloured. Original printed wrappers, modern clamshell boxes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":75164,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[552],"product_tag":[1450],"class_list":{"0":"post-75175","1":"product","2":"type-product","3":"status-publish","4":"has-post-thumbnail","6":"product_cat-travel","7":"product_tag-first-edition","8":"pa_auteur-guillaume-rey-alban-emmanuel-2","9":"pa_type-de-livre-printed-book","11":"first","12":"instock","13":"shipping-taxable","14":"purchasable","15":"product-type-simple"},"acf":{"artist":" Alban Emmanuel GUILLAUME-REY","chapeau":"In the original printed wrappers","adresse_bibliographique":"Paris, Arthus Bertrand, 1861","book_type":"Printed book","provenance":"","afficher_prix":""},"yoast_head":"\n