Duchess of Berry] Office of the Week in Latin and French for the use of Rome and Paris, according to the reformation of the new Missal, and the new Parisian Breviary. Paris, Nicolas Pépie, 1710. 1 vol. in-12. Contemporary red morocco, gilt arms in the centre of the boards, triple fillet, spine ribbed and decorated, gilt title. Original edition. The work is illustrated with a frontispiece engraved in intaglio by Landry. Copy in red morocco with the arms of Marie-Louise-Élisabeth d'Orléans, duchess of Berry, daughter of the Regent (1695-1719). O.H.R. pl. 2546, iron no. 2. Lacking at the lower headpiece, wear at the corners.

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