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Catalogue Auteur Complet Fondation Max van Berchem Catalogue auteurs complet Page 1 'AM 23.11.18 'Amr, Khairieh. - Annual of the Department of Antiquities, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan / Adnan Hadidi, Fawzi Zayadine, Muna Zaghloul, Khairieh 'Amr Amman : Department of Antiquities of Jordan, 1982-2006 (821) 'Amr, Khairieh. - Preliminary report of the al-Humayma Excavation Project, 1995, 1996, 1998 / by John Peter Oleson, Khairieh 'Amr, Rebecca Foote, Judy Logan, M. Barbara Reeves and Robert Schick Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. (20935) XLIII, 1999 Aalto, Pentti. - Ein alter Name des Kupfers / Pentti Aalto Tiré à part de : "Akten des 24. Internationalen Orientalisten-Kongresses München, 1957 (20001) Aalto, Pentti. - Georg Carl von Döbeln's Glossary of his Indian Diary / Pentti Aalto Tiré à part de : Studia Orientalia. - Helsinki. - Vol. 67 (1991) (20002) Aalund, Flemming. - Bosra islamique : un bref guide / Michael Meinecke, Riyadh Sulaiman al-Muqdad Damascus : German Archaeological Institute, 1990 (1367) Abbès, Makram. - L'ami et l'ennemi dans Kalila et Dimna / Makram Abbès Tiré à part de : Bulletin d'études orientales, vol. LXVII, 2006-2007 (20003) Abboud, Peter F. - Some peculiarities of Najdi Arabic / P. F. Abboud Tiré à part de : "29e Congrès International des Orientalistes : résumé des communications, (20004) section 1-5", 1973 Abd-EI-Moniem, Hamdi Abbas Ahmed. - Rock art as a source of the history of prehistory : an account to promote the understanding of prehistoric rock art / Hamdi Abbas Ahmed Abd- EI-Moniem Tiré à part de : Abgadiyat = Abjadiyyāt. - Alexandria. - Issue number 4 (2009) (20008) Abd-el-Jalil, Jean-Mohammed. - L'Autocritique dans l'islam actuel / J.-M. Abd-el-Jalil Tiré à part de : "Akten des 24. Internationalen Orientalisten-Kongresses", München, 1957 (20007) Abdel Tawab, Abdel Rahman. - Relations of monks and moslems in the first century of the Higra : a study on the relation between the Umyyad rulers and the christian population of Egypt / Abdel Rahman Abdel Tawab Tiré à part de : "Le site monastique copte des Kellia : actes du Colloque de Genève, 13-15 (20009) août 1984", MSAC, 1986 Abdel-Kader, Djafar. - Monnaies musulmanes et poids en verre inédits / L'Emir Djafar Abdel- Kader In : Mélanges syriens offerts à Monsieur René Dussaud, tome I, 1939 (20006) Abderrahim-Reichlen, Anne-Marie. - Carte commentée de la poterie rurale dans la wilaya de Tlemcen / par A.-M. Abderrahim-Reichlen Tiré à part de : Libyca : anthropologie, préhistoire, ethnographie, tome XXV, 1977 (20409) Abderrahim-Reichlen, Anne-Marie. - Les poteries d'el Aouna : approche d'un décor curviligne et floral / par A.-M. Abderrahim-Reichlen Tiré à part de : Libyca : anthropologie, préhistoire, ethnographie, tome XIX, 1971 (20407) Fondation Max van Berchem Catalogue auteurs complet Page 2 ABD 23.11.18 Abderrahim-Reichlen, Anne-Marie. - Types d'artisanat en voie de disparition / par A.-M. Abderrahim-Reichlen Tiré à part de : Libyca : anthropologie, préhistoire, ethnographie, tome XXIII, 1975 (20408) Abdesselem, Ahmed. - Révolutions barbaresques et poésie arabe : réflexions sur la vie et l'oeuvre d'un prince-poète tunisien du 18e siècle / Ahmed Abdesselem Tiré à part de : "29e Congrès International des Orientalistes : résumé des communications, (20013) section 1-5", 1973 Abdul-Wahab, H. H. (Préf.). - La Grande Mosquée de Sfax / Georges Marçais et Lucien Golvin ; préface de H. H. Abdul-Wahab Tunis : Institut national d'archéologie et arts, 1960 (4) Abdullaeva, Firuza. - General list of the Persian manuscripts in the collection of the Oriental Library of the Saint Petersburg University / Firuza Abdullaeva Document non publié (21039) Abdullaeva, Firuza. - The Persian Manuscript Collection of St Petersburg University: Gotwald's Curse ? / Firuza Abdullaeva Tiré de "Writings and Writing. From another World and another Era. Investigations in Islamic (21016) Text and Script in Honour of Dr. Januarius Justus Witkam, Professor of Codicology and Palaeography of the Islamic World at Leyden University, Robert M. Kerr & Thomas Milo ed. Abel, Félix-Marie. - Découvertes récentes à Beit-Djebrin / Félix-Marie Abel Tiré à part de : La Revue biblique, octobre 1924 (20150) Abel, Félix-Marie. - Hébron : le Ḥaram El-Khalîl, sépulture des patriarches / par L. H. Vincent, E. J. H. Mackay ; avec la collaboration de F. M. Abel Paris : Ernest Leroux, 1923 (852) Abel, Félix-Marie. - Hébron : le Ḥaram El-Khalîl, sépulture des patriarches : album des planches / par L. H. Vincent, E. J. H. Mackay ; avec la collaboration de F. M. Abel Paris : Ernest Leroux, 1923 (853) Abgrall, Philippe. - La recherche des traditions mathématiques, de l'Antiquité hellénistique à l'âge classique en Europe / Philippe Abgrall Tiré à part de : Bulletin d'études orientales, tome L, 1998 (20016) Abiad, Malak. - Origine et développement des dictionnaires biographiques arabes / Malak Abiad Tiré à part de : Bulletin d'études orientales, tome XXXI, 1979 (20017) Abir, Mordechai. - 'Akka and the reaction to Muhammad 'Ali's reforms 1831-1833 / Mordechai Abir Tiré à part de : "29e Congrès International des Orientalistes : résumé des communications, (20014) section 1-5", 1973 Abū al-Najm al-Faḍl ibn Qudāmah al-ʻIjlī. - Dīwān of Abū'n-Naǧm / Jaakko Hämeen-Anttila Helsinki : Finnish Oriental Society, 1993 (221) Abu Dalu, Ruba. - Final report on the results of the Hufa Al-Wastiyah Excavations, 1992 / Ruba Abu Dalu Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. (20021) XXXVIII, 1994 Fondation Max van Berchem Catalogue auteurs complet Page 3 ABU 23.11.18 Abu Dalu, Ruba. - Three tombs near Hippodrome at Jarash : a preliminary report / Ruba Abu Dalu Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. (20022) XXXIX, 1995 Abu Dayyeh, Abdul Sami'. - Cultural resource impact assessments and CRM project in 1992-1993 / Abdul Sami' Abu Dayyeh, Zaki Aslan, G. Palumbo, M. Shwemat and M. Waheeb Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. (20020) XXXVII, 1993 Abu Dayyeh, Abdul Sami'. - Cultural resources management in Jordan, 1987-1992 / G. Palumbo, Abdul Sami' Abu Dayyeh, K. 'Amr, J. A. Greene, R. Kana'an, E. Kraczkiewicz, C. Shartzer, M. Shwemat and M. Waheeb Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. (20019) XXXVII, 1993 Abū Shanakī, Munīr. - Le mausolée royal de Maurétanie / [Mounir Bouchenaki ; traduit en arabe par Abdelhamid Hadjiat] Alger : Direction des musées de l'archéologie et des monuments et sites historiques, 1979 (182) Abū Shanakī, Munīr. - Tipasa de Maurétanie / Serge Lancel ; avec la collaboration de Mounir Bouchenaki Alger : Sous-direction des beaux-arts et antiquités, 1971 (334) Abu-Azizeh, Wael. - West Irbid Survey (WIS) 2005, preliminary report / Lamia El-Khouri, Wael Abu-Azizeh... [et al.] Tiré à part de : Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (ADAJ). - Amman. - Vol. L, (20023) 2006 Abu-Shams, Leila. - Sacrum arabo-semiticum : homenaje al profesor Federico Corriente en su 65 aniversario / ed. Jordi Aguadé, Ángeles Vicente, Leila Abu-Shams Zaragoza : Instituto de Estudios Islámicos de Oriente Próximo, 2005 (947) Abul-Hajj, Amal. - Arabic inscriptions in Jerusalem : a handlist and maps / Archibald G. Walls and Amal Abul-Hajj London : World of Islam Festival Trust, 1980 (1317) Abumalham, Montserrat. - Ciencia y religión en el Islam / Montserrat Abumalham, Juan Antonio Souto (coords.) Madrid : Servicio de Publicaciones - Universidad Complutense, 2006 (948) Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres (France). - Comptes-rendus des séances / Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres Paris : Impr. nationale [puis] De Boccard, 1907-1952 (508) Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres (France). - Journal des savants (Paris) A Paris : Editions Klincksieck, 1971 (570) Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres (France). - Notices et extraits des manuscrits de la Bibliothèque nationale et autres bibliothèques : tome quinzième, partie Orientale / publiés par l'Institut de France, Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres Paris : Imprimerie nationale, 1870 (50) Fondation Max van Berchem Catalogue auteurs complet Page 4 ACA 23.11.18 Académie suisse des sciences humaines et sociales. - Bulletin / Schweizerische Akademie der Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften, SAGW = Académie suisse des sciences humaines et sociales, ASSH Bern : Generalsekretariat SAGW/ASSH, 1984-1992 (561) Acte de mariage du général Abdallah Menou avec la dame Zobaidah [S.l.] : [s.n.], [sans date] (1341) Acun, Hakki. - 11th International Congress of Turkish Art, Utrecht, The Netherlands, August 23-28, 1999 : abstracts of papers = XI. Milletlerarasi Türk Sanatlari Kongresi : bildiri özetleri / Hakki Acun ... [et al.] Utrecht : Universiteit Utrect, 1999 (1395) Adamy, Rudolf. - Architektonik auf historischer und aesthetischer Grundlage/ von Rudolf Adamy Hannover : Helwing'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1887 (1) Addison. - The guardian / by Addison, Steele and others London : Jacob and Richard Tonson, 1756 (915) Adle, Chahryar. - Écriture de l'union : reflets du temps des troubles : oeuvre picturale (1083- 1124/1673-1712) de Ḥâji Moḥammad / Chahryar Adle ; [éd. Jean Soustiel] Paris : Librairie de Nobele, 1980 (199) Adle, Chahryar. - La Mosquée Hâji-Piyâdah - Noh-Gonbadân à Balkh (Afghanistan) : un chef-d'oeuvre de Fazl le Barmacide construit en 178-179 / 794-795 ? / par M. Chahryar Adle Paris : Diffusion de Boccard, 2011 (2)
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