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Le Parnasse satyrique du sieur Theophile.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Viau, Théophile de, 1590-1626.
Colletet, Guillaume, 1598-1659.
Capé, Charles, 1806-1867, binder.
Elzevier Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
French
Subjects (All):
Satire, French.
Erotic literature.
French poetry--16th century.
French poetry.
French poetry--17th century.
Genre:
Fine bindings.
Poetry.
Penn Provenance:
A. N. (bookplate)
Physical Description:
321 pages, 3 unnumbered pages ; 14 cm (12mo)
Other Title:
Parnasse des poetes satyriques
Parnasse satirique du sieur Theophile
Place of Publication:
[Leiden] : [Mathys Severinus?], M.DC.LX. [1660]
Notes:
First published anonymously in 1622 under title: Le Parnasse des poëtes satyriques. Later editions were attributed to Théophile Viau, but although some of his verses were included, many were actually by Guillaume Colletet, Nicolas Frénicle and Pierre Berthelot. The 1622 edition was compiled by Antoine Estoc and Antoine de Sommaville, with the collaboration of Guillaume Colletet.
Printing assigned to Severinus in Leiden by Rahir based on the device on t.p. (Rahir, p. 450, no. 203) which was used in the 1670 Polybius printed by Severinus. Willems assigns it to the printer of the 1666 Cabinet satyrique, the Officina Hackiana. Frequently incorrectly assigned to the Elzevier.
Caption title: Le Parnasse des poetes satyriques. Ou dernier recueil des vers picquans & gaillards de nostre temps. Par le sieur Theophile.
Signatures: A-N¹² O⁶ (O6 blank).
Local Notes:
Imperfect: last leaf wanting.
Library's copy bound by Charles-François Capé in full red morocco with gold-stamped fillet borders on covers and cover edges; gold-stamped turn-ins; five raised bands on spine with gold-stamping in panels, including title and date; marbled endpapers; gilt edges; name of binder stamped on front lower turn-in.
Library's copy has two armorial bookplates on front free endpaper, one with a monogram containing the initials "A.N."
Cited in:
Brunet, IV, 384
Tchemerzine, X, 367
Willems, A. Elzevier, 1705
Rahir, E. Elzevier, 2165-66
Gay, J. Bib. des ouvrages relatifs à l'amour, III, cols. 646, 650-652
OCLC:
42432843

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