The triumphs of love. : Containing the surprizing adventures, and accidents and misfortunes, that many persons have encountred [sic] in the eager pursuit of their amorous inclinations. In fifteen pleasant relations, or histories. For the recreation of gentlemen, ladies and others, who are pleased with such innocent diversions and amusements, viz. I. The reward of chastity. II. The old man in love. III. The famale [sic] warrior. IV. The disaster of love. V. The unfortunate conqueror. VI. The gentlemen robbers. VII. The bloody brothers. VIII. The faithful lovers. IX. The murdering servant. X. The life of little James. XI. The treacherous inn-keeper. XII. The slanderer punish'd. XIII. The furious ravisher. XIV. The fatal jest. XV. The disappointed lover. Written originally in French by P. Camus one of the prime wits of that nation. /
Crouch, Nathaniel,1632?-1725?
Perkins, Frederic,of Chipstead Place,former owner.StEdNL
Glasgow. : Printed by William Duncan, and sold at his shop, in Gibson's-Land, Saltmercat.,
M.DCC.LIII. [1753]
R. B. = Robert or Richard Burton, the pseudonym of Nathaniel Crouch.
Original French title not determined; attributed by MH-H to Jean-Pierre Camus, Bishop of Belley, 1584-1652, but this seems improbable and no work under his name in the BNF seems a likely source (ESTC  N47893).
Page 34 misnumbered 44.
ESTC
Armorial die-sinker bookplate on front pastedown: Frederic Perkins, Chipstead Place, Kent.
Scotland Glasgow.