OGER-BLANCHET
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COUSTELIER, Antoine-Urbain, son] - Lettres de la Fillon.
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666
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COUSTELIER, Antoine-Urbain, son] - Lettres de la Fillon.
See original version (French)
Estimate €150
Voluntary lot
Description
COUSTELIER, Antoine-Urbain, son] - Lettres de la Fillon. Cologne (Paris), Pierre Marteau, 1751. In-12, engraved title, (2) ff. 101 pp. yellowed paper, contemporary marbled fawn calf, spine ribbed and ornamented, headpieces restored, hinges partly cracked.
GAY II, 820. MMF 51.18. The author is none other than the editor of the famous collection of Latin classics. La Fillon was a well-known matchmaker in Paris during the Regency period. She had a hand in the discovery of the conspiracy against the Regent by the Spanish ambassador, Cellamare, which increased her fame.'' (Bound in the following pages:) [DELRUE, Abbé] - Les Plaisirs secrets d'Angélique. Ou ses Voyages au Bout du Monde. Paris, Pierre Confolk, 1751. 1 f., 140 pp; 1 f., 178 pp. GAY III, 765. MMF 51.21. Aventures galantes et libertines -- [CHAVIGNY DE LA BRETONNIÈRE, François] - Les Entretiens de la Grille, ou le Moine au Parloir. Historiettes familières (à la sphère). Cologne, 1721, (1) f., 109 (2) pp. yellowed paper. GAY III, 116. LEVER 151 (1682). François Chavigny de la Bretonnière (1652 - c. 1705) was a licentious and anticlerical author of gallant intrigues set in cloisters, the most famous of which is La Vénus dans le cloître (Cologne, 1683).
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