[De Bonnecorse] - Le Poëte Sincère, ou Les Véritez du Siècle. Poëme - 1698

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Single-volume first edition, Le Poëte Sincère, ou Les Véritez du Siècle. Poëme, by Balthazar de Bonnecorse (attributed), in French, published in 1698 by Chez Jacques Le Censeur in Anvers [i.e. Marsiglia], bound in full leather with gilt decorations, 15.5 × 9.5 cm, 204 pages, in overall good condition with minor wear and age-related foxing; complete with flyleaves and original binding.

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Very rare first edition of this heroic-comic and satirical poem published anonymously but attributed to the French satirical poet Balthazar de Bonnecorse (1632–1706).

The work unfolds as a lively and biting verse satire on the hypocrisies and literary and social mores of its time, structured in thirteen discourses and ten cantos. Fictional edition, published in Marseille. Cf. Barbier vol. 6, col. 934; BN, vol. XV, cols. 982-3.

[Balthazar de Bonnecorse], Le Poëte sincère, ou Les Véritez du siècle. Poëme heroï-comique. Divisé en treize Discours, & dix Chants, Anvers [i.e. Marsiglia], Chez Jacques Le Censeur, 1698.

PP.: (IV), 199, (I). COMPLETE.

Exemplar with leaves in overall good condition, with the usual signs of use and time including slight foxing, browning and period ink annotations on the front flyleaf.

Contemporary full leather binding with title and rich gilding on the spine with slight wear and losses, but well preserved overall. Endpapers present.

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I am always interested in purchasing individual works and/or entire libraries to help my bibliophile clients enrich their collections with rare and valuable pieces.
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Very rare first edition of this heroic-comic and satirical poem published anonymously but attributed to the French satirical poet Balthazar de Bonnecorse (1632–1706).

The work unfolds as a lively and biting verse satire on the hypocrisies and literary and social mores of its time, structured in thirteen discourses and ten cantos. Fictional edition, published in Marseille. Cf. Barbier vol. 6, col. 934; BN, vol. XV, cols. 982-3.

[Balthazar de Bonnecorse], Le Poëte sincère, ou Les Véritez du siècle. Poëme heroï-comique. Divisé en treize Discours, & dix Chants, Anvers [i.e. Marsiglia], Chez Jacques Le Censeur, 1698.

PP.: (IV), 199, (I). COMPLETE.

Exemplar with leaves in overall good condition, with the usual signs of use and time including slight foxing, browning and period ink annotations on the front flyleaf.

Contemporary full leather binding with title and rich gilding on the spine with slight wear and losses, but well preserved overall. Endpapers present.

Seller's Story

I am always interested in purchasing individual works and/or entire libraries to help my bibliophile clients enrich their collections with rare and valuable pieces.
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Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Literature
Book title
Le Poëte Sincère, ou Les Véritez du Siècle. Poëme
Author/ Illustrator
[De Bonnecorse]
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1698
Height
15.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
9.5 cm
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Chez Jacques Le Censeur, A Anvers [i.e. Marsiglia]
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
204
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Objects sold
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