Delepierre, Joseph Octave, 1802-1879. **T 64.16 — Description bibliographique et analyse d’un livre unique qui se ©
trouve au Musée Britannique. Par Tridace-Nafé-Théobrome, | gentilhomme breton [pseud.].
— [Paris.] Au Meschacébé, chez E1 Eriarbil ... 1849. viii, 170, | (1) pp. Plate. Printer’s devices. 25 cm., in 4s. No. 49 of an edition of 100 copies. |
Contains analyses and extracts from a collection of 64 farces and morali-
ties, printed from 1542 to 1548.
Printer’s devices, slightly different from the Elzevirs: Hermit, with motto
“Non solus” (title-page, and plate at end, different); Sphere (p. 170).
Inserted are manuscript notes, a bookseller’s announcement, and a letter
of G. Brunet, which is @ > | This card was printed at the Boston Public Library, September 6, 1932. / |
D866 — France. Lit. Bibl. — Farces. Bibl. — Moralities. Bibl.