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[LOT]. A collection of 19th-century works.
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[LOT]. A collection of 19th-century works.
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[LOT]. A collection of 19th-century works. Poems by Charles d’Orléans, 1803. — PARNY (Evariste de), Œuvres d’Evariste Parny; Debray, 1808, 5 vols. — MARSY (Sautereau de), l’Almanach des Muses; Alex Emery, 1823, 1 vol. — DELILLE (Jacques), Works of Jacques de Lille (L’Imagination, La Pitié, Poésies Fugitives); Giguet and Michaud, 1806–1807, 4 vols. — VOLTAIRE, Poems and Speeches in Verse by Voltaire, stereotype edition; Pierre Didot the Elder and Firmin Didot, 1815, 1 vol. — VOLTAIRE, Epistles, Stanzas and Odes by Voltaire, stereotype edition; Pierre Didot the Elder and Firmin Didot, 1816, 1 vol. — BARTHELEMY and MERY (Auguste and Joseph) *Works of Barthélemy and Méry*, with an introduction by L. Reybaud; A.-J. Dénain and Perrotin, 1831, 4 vols. — BAOUT-LORMIAN, Ossian: Gaelic Poems in French Verse; Didot the Elder, 1800, 1 vol. — AUGUIS (P. R.), Poems of Malherbe, carefully revised against all editions of this poet, by P. R. Auguis, preceded by a biographical note, and followed by Malherbe’s letter on the death of his son, written to Louis XIII; Froment, 1822, 1 vol. — BERTIN (Antoine de), The Complete Works of Bertin, non-stereotyped edition; Pillot, 1806, 2 vols. in brown. — BERTIN (Antoine de), The Complete Works of Bertin, non-stereotyped edition; Pillot, 1806, 2 vols. in blue. — NAVARRE (Marguerite de), *Les Marguerites de la Marguerite des Princesses*; Librairie des Bibliophilies, 1873, 4 vols. — GENLIS (Stéphanie-Félicité Du Crest, Countess of), *The Last Journey of Nelgis, or Memoirs of an Old Man*, dedicated to the Marquis d’Aligre; Roux, 1829, 3 vols. — VILLON (François), The Complete Works of François Villon, an edition accompanied by a preface, a glossary and notes by Pierre Jannet and preceded by a study on Villon by Théophile Gautier; Eugène Fasquelle, undated, 1 vol. — DESBORDES-VALMORE (Marceline), The Works of Madame de Valmore; Mme Laurent, 1839–1837, 3 vols. — BERANGER (Pierre-Jean de), Unpublished Songs by P.-J. de Béranger; Baudouin frères, 1828, 1 vol., loose-leaf. — MALHERBE, The Works of Malherbe with notes by all the commentators; Published by Lefèvre, 1825, 1 vol. — DUCIS (Jean-François), The Works of J.-F. Ducis, illustrated with a portrait of the author by M. Gérard and engravings after works by Messrs Girodet and Desenne; Nepveu, 1818, 6 vols. — CHARLES D’ORLEANS (Duke), The Poems of the Duke Charles d’Orléans, published from the original manuscript in the Grenoble Library, collated with those in Paris and London, and accompanied by a historical preface, notes and literary explanations, by Aimé Champollion-Figeac; J. Belin-Leprieur and Colomb de Batines, 1842, 1 vol. — DEMOUSTIER (Charles-Albert), Works of C.A. Demoustier; Antoine-Augustin Renouard, 1804–1801, 5 vols. — DEMOUSTIER (Charles-Albert), Letters to Emilie on Mythology, Antoine-Augustin Renouard, 1809, 2 vols. — CREBILLON, The Works of Crébillon; Antoine-Augustin Renouard, 1818, 2 vols. — MILLEVOYE (Charles), The Complete Works of Millevoye, preceded by a biographical and literary note by M. De Pongerville of the Académie Française, Ladrange, 1827, 2 vols. — COLLECTION, General and Complete Collection of Fabliaux from the 13th and 14th Centuries, Printed or Unpublished, published with notes and variants based on the manuscripts by Messrs Anatole de Montaiglon and Gaston Raynaud; Iovavst, 1878, 3 vols (Volume II, Volume III, Volume V). — *Les Saisons*, a poem, *Le Printemps*. — RAOUL (M. L.-V.), The Three Latin Satirists, translated into French verse by M. L.-V. Raoul, professor at the University of Brussels; Wouters, Raspoet and Ce, 1842, 1 vol. (Volume II). — HORACE, The Works of Horace Translated into Verse, with the original text alongside by Louis Duchemin; Frères Perisse, 1839, 2 vols. — SAINTE-BREUVE (Charles-Augustin), A Historical and Critical Survey of French Poetry and French Theatre in the Sixteenth Century and Selected Works of Pierre de Ronsard with an introduction, notes and commentary; A. Sautelet et Compie, 1828, 2 vols. — DELILLE (Jacques), *La Pitié*, a poem; Giguet and Michaud, 1803, 1 vol. — SHERWOOD (Mary Martha), *Alton Park, or Conversations on Moral and Religious Subjects, for the Use of Young Ladies*, translated by Mrs A. de B.; Perisse Brothers, 1840, 2 vols. — GILLIES, RUELLE, HUILLARD-BREHOLLES, A Summary History of Ancient Times, including Gillies’s History of Greece, abridged and revised by Messrs Emile Ruelle and Alphonse Huillard-Bréholles; Pourchet père, 1841, 2 vols. — DELILLE (Jacques), *Paradise Lost*, translated into French verse by J. Delille; Frères, 1834, 2 vols. — CHENIER (Marie-Joseph), Poems by M.-J. Chénier, followed by Aristotle’s Poetics; Baudouin frères, 1822, 2 vols. — GILBERT, Works of Gilbert with notes and variants and a new introduction by M. Amar; Didot l’Aîné, 1824, 2 vols. — RECEUIL, *Anthology of French Poets, from the 15th century to the present day*; Alphonse Lemerre, 1875, 1 vol. — MALHERBE, ‘Poems of Malherbe’, stereotype edition; P. Didot l’Aîné, 1800, 1 vol. — JACOB (Paul. L.), ‘The Two Testaments of Villon, followed by Le Banquet du Boys’; ‘Encore plus de lumière’, 1866, 1 vol. — COLLECTION, ‘The French Minstrel: A Lyrical Almanac Dedicated to the Ladies’; Louis Janet, c. 1820, 1 vol. — CAMPISTORON, ‘Selected Works of Campistron’; P. Didot the Elder, 1805, 1 vol. — CHARRIN (Pierre-Joseph), Songs, Romances and Poems; Amable Costes, 1829, 1 vol. — CHAULIEU (Guillaume Amfrye de), Poems by Chaulieu, stereotype by Herhan; Mame Brothers, 1808, 1 vol. — LACROIX (Paul), The Ten Sets of One Hundred Short Stories, reprinted by D. Jouaust with an introduction, notes and a glossary; Jouaust, 1874, 4 vols. — BERTIN (Antoine), Poems and Miscellaneous Works with a bio-bibliographical note by Eugene Asse; A. Quantin, 1879, 1 vol. — VADE (Joseph), Poems and Humorous Letters with a bio-bibliographical note by Georges Lecocq; A. Quantin, 1879, 1 vol. — PIRON (Alexis), Selected Poems and Unpublished Pieces with a biographical and bibliographical note by Honoré Bonhomme; A. Quantin, 1879, 1 vol. — DESFORGES-MAILLARD (Paul), Miscellaneous Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by Honoré Bonhomme; A. Quantin, 1880, 1 vol. — LATTAIGNANT (Gabriel-Charles de), Miscellaneous Poems and Unpublished Pieces with a biographical and bibliographical note by Ernest Jullien; A. Quantin, 1881, 1 vol. — GILBERT, Miscellaneous Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by Paul Perret; A. Quantin, 1882, 1 vol. — DE BERNIS (François-Joachim de Pierres), Miscellaneous Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by Fernand Drujon; A. Quantin, 1882, 1 vol. — GRESSET (J. B. L.), Selected Poems by Gresset with a biographical and bibliographical note by L. Derome; A. Quantin, 1883, 1 vol. — MALFILÂTRE, Poems, odes and translations with a biographical and bibliographical note by L. Derome; A. Quantin, 1884, 1 vol. — DE BONNARD (Le Chevalier), Miscellaneous Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by H. Martin DairVault; A. Quantin, 1884, 1 vol. — GENTIL-BERNARD, Selected Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by Fernand Drujon; A. Quantin, 1884, 1 vol. — DE BOUFFLERS (Chevalier Stanislas de), Miscellaneous Poems with a biographical and bibliographical note by Octave Uzanne; A. Quantin, 1886, 1 vol. — LA FONTAINE (Jean de). Fables 1850. Small red morocco. — DELILLE (Jacques), The Aeneid, translated into French verse, with remarks on the principal beauties of the text by J. Delille; Lebigre frères, 1834, 2 vols. — JAMYN (Amadis), Poetic Works of Amadis Jamyn, with a biography by Guillaume Colletet based on the manuscript destroyed in the fire at the Louvre and an introduction by Charles Brunet; Léon Willem, 1878, 2 vols. — MARSY (Sautereau de), The Ladies’ Dedicated Almanac; Le Fuel and Delaunay, 1816–1814, 2 vols. — MARSY (Sautereau de), *The Ladies’ Almanac*; A. Turingue, 1809, 1 vol. — MARSY (Sautereau de), *The Muses’ Almanac*; Le Fuel, 1821, 1 vol. — BENIGNE (Ange), *Morale mondaine*; Paul Ollendorff, 1886, 1 vol. — ROUSSEAU (Jean-Jacques), *Poésies*; Froment, 1822, 2 vols. — VOLTAIRE (François-Marie Arouet), Tales in Verse, Satires, and Miscellaneous Poems by Voltaire; Pierre Didot and Firmin Didot; 1816, 1 vol. — DE BERQUIN (Arnaud), Idylls, Romances and Other Poems by Berquin; Published by Ant. Aug. Renouard, 1803, 1 vol. — DE CHEVIGNE (Count), Tales from Reims; Bonnedame, 1875, 1 vol. — ANTHOLOGY, The Poets of Love, an anthology of French verse preceded by an introduction by Mr Julien Lemer; Garnier Frères, 1850, 1 vol. — RAOUL (M. L.-V.), The Three Latin Satirists Translated into French Verse, Juvenal; Wouters, Raspoet and Co., 1842, 1 vol. — D’ALEMBERT, DIDEROT…, Universal Dictionary of Synonyms of the French Language, new edition; Felix Locquin, 1845, 2 vols. — DE RONSARD (Pierre), A Selection of Early French Poets; Published by Werdet, 1826, 1 vol. — AUTHOR (), The School of Salerno, or The Art of Preserving One’s Health, in Latin and French verse, followed by a discourse on the School of Salerno and on Leonine Verse; Auguste Séguin or Fr. Séguin the Elder, 1816, 1 vol. — AUGUIS (Pierre-René), French Poets, from the 12th century to Malherbe, with a historical and literary note on each poet; Crapelet, 1824, 5 vols. — LAMARTINE (Alphonse), The Complete Works of M. A. de Lamartine of the Académie Française, new edition; Charles Gosselin and De Furne, 1834, 4 vols — RONSARD (Pierre de), *Les Amours*; H. Piazza, (presumed) 1926, 3 vols in 1.
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Antique books – Alchemy & the occult sciences
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