SAINT-MARTIN - L'Homme de désir. Par l'Auteur des Erreurs & de la Vérité. - 1790





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SAINT-MARTIN’s *L'Homme de désir. Par l'Auteur des Erreurs & de la Vérité* is a French first edition published by J. Sulpice Grabit in 1790, bound in half leather.
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[SAINT-MARTIN (Louis-Claude de)]. The Man of Desire. By the Author of Errors & Truth. Lyon, J. Sulpice Grabit, 1790.
In-8 (20 × 12.5 cm), [2 ff.], 412 pp., [2 ff. bl.]. Half-leather of the period, boards of plain brown paper, spine flat ornamented, title piece in tawny. Vignette on the title, headband at the top of the text.
Original edition of the work, the rarest of the “Unknown Philosopher.” A sequence of meditations and prayers in poetic prose, which marks Saint-Martin’s passage from Martinès de Pasqually’s theurgy to an inner path. A major text of illuminism, with a lasting influence on European Romanticism.
Caillet 9774; Guaïta 933; Fesch 126.
Ancient manuscript attribution on the half-title (“Par Saint-martin”).
A very complete copy, inside very fresh. Spine repaired, binding solid; some scattered foxing. Presented under a transparent jacket, in a protective case.
[SAINT-MARTIN (Louis-Claude de)]. The Man of Desire. By the Author of Errors & Truth. Lyon, J. Sulpice Grabit, 1790.
In-8 (20 × 12.5 cm), [2 ff.], 412 pp., [2 ff. bl.]. Half-leather of the period, boards of plain brown paper, spine flat ornamented, title piece in tawny. Vignette on the title, headband at the top of the text.
Original edition of the work, the rarest of the “Unknown Philosopher.” A sequence of meditations and prayers in poetic prose, which marks Saint-Martin’s passage from Martinès de Pasqually’s theurgy to an inner path. A major text of illuminism, with a lasting influence on European Romanticism.
Caillet 9774; Guaïta 933; Fesch 126.
Ancient manuscript attribution on the half-title (“Par Saint-martin”).
A very complete copy, inside very fresh. Spine repaired, binding solid; some scattered foxing. Presented under a transparent jacket, in a protective case.

