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Guillaume CRETIN Les poesies

Guillaume CRETIN

Les poesies

Chez Antoine Urbain Coustelier, à Paris 1723, Pet. in-8 (9x14cm), (2) vj (10) 271pp. (5), relié.


the most comprehensive collective Edition, plus two new pieces, namely two letters to Cretin in Molinet, with a response from the latter. Preface of the editor, who had specialized in the reissue of poets of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
full calf binding icy porphyry late eighteenth. Back smooth decorated with irons to the ballot box. framing nets on the boards. gilt. upper joint split along the first 2 boxes. 2 corners bumped. Friction. Back a little past. Copy cropped short. Good copy, in a nice binder.
Guillaume Dubois, said Moron (1460? -1525) Was the treasurer of the Sainte-Chapelle in Vincennes, then champion of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris and ordinary chaplain of King Francis. He was recognized as a master, especially by Jean Lemaire de Belges and Clément Marot. It ranks among the great Rhétoriqueurs. His poems are divided into two main parts which are the royal songs and epistles (letters addressed to different characters).

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