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François GARASSE & Pierre DU MOULIN Le Rabelais Réformé par les Ministres et nommement par P. du Moulin ... pour response aux boufonneries inserées en son livre de la vocation des Pasteurs

François GARASSE & Pierre DU MOULIN

Le Rabelais Réformé par les Ministres et nommement par P. du Moulin ... pour response aux boufonneries inserées en son livre de la vocation des Pasteurs

Par Christophle Girard, Bruselle (Bruxelles) 1620, Pet. in-8 (10,5x17,5cm), 240pp., relié.


New edition, after the first published in 1619. Rare. Full brown speckled calf contemporary. Back tooled raised. Lack in head cover. A pale yellow wetness footer on the entire volume. 3 wormholes tail. Copy to the pleasing appearance. The Jesuit Pierre Garasse (1585-1630) is well known for his eccentricities and his diatribes of great violence, up to rudeness and obscenity; it takes in this book his Protestant counterpart (also well known for the same qualities) and his works, notably on the vocation of pastors. Accusing him of being fed Rabelais, Garasse takes in this book look like a Protestant denouncing the misdeeds of a brother. The style is very happy satirical, allegorical poems combining burlesque and the more direct attacks. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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