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CORNEILLE P.
Agesilas. Tragédie.
En Vers libres rimez. Suivant la Copie originale. Paris 1690. In-32, reliure cartonnée avec pièce de titre.TBE.
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L'Amour a la mode, comedie (+) Melite, Comedie (+) La Place Royale, Comedie (+) Othon, Tragedie (+) Antiochus, Tragi-comedie (+) Persee et Demetrius, Tragedie (+) Agesilas, Tragedie. En Vers libre rimez.
Bruxelles, Foppens, 1654 (+) Paris, Coubre, 1655 (+) Paris (Amsterdam), 1664 (+) Paris (Amsterdam, Abraham Wolfgang), 1665 (+) Paris (Amsterdam, Abraham Wolfgang), 1666 (+) Paris (Amsterdam, Abraham Wolfgang), 166 (+) Paris (Amsterdam, Abraham Wolfgang), 1666. 12mo. In contemporary full vellum with numbering in contemporary hand to spine. Small paper-labe pasted on to top of spine. A few stains to extremities. Closely trimmed but internally generally nice and clean. 102, (2), 88, (Engraved plate), (2), 59, (1), (Engraved plate), (4), 66, 80, 84, 88 pp.
Sammelband containing seven work by the two brothers Pierre and Thomas Corneille. Pierre Corneille is a foundational figure in French theater and one of the most significant playwrights of the 17th century often referred to as “The Farther of French Tragedy”. He is generally considered one of the three great 17th-century French dramatists, along with Molière and Racine. However, all the present works being later editions, they were all published during their lifetime and two of them (Agésilas and Antiochus) were published same year as the originals. Picot 372 - Agesilas
