Les arrestz d'amovrs
Subtitle: Nouuellement imprimé
Publisher: Par la vefue Iean Ruelle, demourant en la ruë sainct Iacques, à l'enseigne sainct Nicolas.
Published: 1587
Place of publication: A Paris
Language: fre
Number of pages: 160
Notes: Woodcut illus. on t.-p.

"Acheué d'imprimer l'an mil cinq cens quatre vingt & sept."

"Le lii. arrestz" (leaves 133r-143r) & "Ordonnances sur le faict des masques" (leaves 143v-148v) both signed "le Pamphile [pseud.]", are by Gilles d'Aurigny.

"Le cinqvantetroisieme arrest d'amours" ([2] p., 149-160 numb. ℓ.), wrongly attributed to the "abbé des Cornards", is an imaginary case brought before the court of the "abbé des Cornards", the leader of the Confrérie des Conards (or Cornards), a 16th century association of clowns & parodists in Rouen; author apparently unknown.

Also published with various titles, "Les cinquante et un arrêts", "Droits nouveaux et arrêts d'amours", "Les déclamations, procédures et arrêts d'amours", "Plaidoyers et arrêts d'amours", "Aresta amorum".