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BOILEAU-DESPREAUX - Works by Nicolas Boileau Despréaux. Dresden, Chez George Conrad Walther, 1746; in-8, 1 frontispiece + XXXVIII-365 + 352 + 320 + 267 pp, bound in full contemporary marbled calf, smooth spines. All 4 volumes. 4 volumes bound in 2. New edition enlarged with a life of the author by M. Des Maizeaux and clarifications by the author. Nicolas Boileau, also known as Boileau-Despreaux, soon abandoned his career as a lawyer, which he had begun in 1656, and immediately achieved great success with the six satires inspired by Horace and Juvenal, which he published in 1666. Boileau-Despréaux also distinguished himself for his Art poétique and his translation of Longin's Traité du Sublime. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY
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BOILEAU-DESPREAUX - Works by Nicolas Boileau Despréaux. Dresden, Chez George Conrad Walther, 1746; in-8, 1 frontispiece + XXXVIII-365 + 352 + 320 + 267 pp, bound in full contemporary marbled calf, smooth spines. All 4 volumes. 4 volumes bound in 2. New edition enlarged with a life of the author by M. Des Maizeaux and clarifications by the author. Nicolas Boileau, also known as Boileau-Despreaux, soon abandoned his career as a lawyer, which he had begun in 1656, and immediately achieved great success with the six satires inspired by Horace and Juvenal, which he published in 1666. Boileau-Despréaux also distinguished himself for his Art poétique and his translation of Longin's Traité du Sublime. Consultant : Mr. Philippe HENRY
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