475 - [CAMUS (Jean-Pierre)]. *Le Rabat-joye du triomphe monacal*. Excerpted from several letters collected by P. D. P. D. S. Hilaire. n.p., 1634. Published in L'Isle, n.p., 1634. In-8, 238 pp. Havana calfskin, decorated ribbed spine, gilt title, double gilt fillet framing the covers (later imitation binding). Worm damage and restorations with some paper loss, which do not generally hinder reading.

[CAMUS (Jean-Pierre)]. *Le Rabat-joye du triomphe monacal*. Excerpted from several letters collected by P. D. P. D. S. Hilaire. n.p., 1634. Published in L'Isle, n.p., 1634. In-8, 238 pp. Havana calfskin, decorated ribbed spine, gilt title, double gilt fillet framing the covers (later imitation binding). Worm damage and restorations with some paper loss, which do not generally hinder reading. A rare work of religious polemic attributed to Jean-Pierre Camus (1584–1652), Bishop of Belley and a prolific spiritual writer, who was close to Saint Francis de Sales. Presented in the form of correspondence, this text is part of the heated controversy that pitted Camus against the monastic orders, particularly the mendicant orders, whose privileges and certain practices he denounced.