Charles COTOLONDI
Arlequiniana ou les bons mots, les histoires plaisantes & agréables
Chez Florenti et Pierre Delaulne.|à Paris 1694|8.50 x 13.80 cm|relié
First edition? A similar edition was published on the same date by the same publisher, but in a slightly larger format, with different collation, different title ornament and without the red and black title page. This edition may be a piracy. A frontispiece depicting Harlequin. Uncommon.
Half vellum binding, later. Smooth spine with title in red ink.
Arlequiniana, which remains a literary curiosity, belongs to a predominant genre of French literature, emerging at the end of the 17th century and flourishing in the first half of the 18th century; these collections of witticisms or amusing stories or Ana whose birth can be traced to the Menagiana in 1693. This genre has the particular
Half vellum binding, later. Smooth spine with title in red ink.
Arlequiniana, which remains a literary curiosity, belongs to a predominant genre of French literature, emerging at the end of the 17th century and flourishing in the first half of the 18th century; these collections of witticisms or amusing stories or Ana whose birth can be traced to the Menagiana in 1693. This genre has the particular
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