Les triu[m]phes de fra[n]ce
By: tra[n]slatez de latin en fra[n]cois par maistre Jeha[n] diury bachelier en medecine selo[n] le texte de charles curre mamertin[us]
Contributors: Mamertinus, Charles Curre; Andrelini, Publio Fausto, 1462-1518; Auton, Jean d', approximately 1466-1527; Eustace, Guillaume, printer; Jersey, Victor Albert George Child Villiers, Earl of, 1845-1915, former owner
Publisher: Guillaume Eustace
Published: 1508
Place of publication: Paris
Language: fre
Number of pages: 82
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Poetry; History
Other titles: Triumphes de france
Description: A compilation of patriotic verses by various authors, including Charles Curre Mamertinus, Fausto Andrelini, and Jean d'Auton translated by Jean D'Ivry and interspersed with D'Ivry's original verses. Copies at BNF and BL are bound in various orders and with varying contents. For further information, consult Britnell, Jennifer. "Competition and co-operation: the court poets of Louis XII and Anne of Brittany" in Court & humour in the French Renaissance: essays in honour of Professor Pauline Smith. (Oxford: Peter Lang, 2009).
Notes: Imprint from colophon leaf at the end of the first section (g8 verso).

Signatures: a-ćı d́œ e-ǵı 3áı 3b́þ 2áœ A℗£́ʻ.

Title page vignette (printer's device); printed marginal notes.

Brunet, J.-C. Manuel du libraire et de l'amateur de livres (5e ed.), vol. 2, col.774

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy is printed on vellum and bound in early gilt red morocco rebacked in red leather. The armorial bookplate of Victor Albert George Child Villiers, Early of Jersey, is present on the front pastedown. Both the embossed stamp and the perforation stamp of the BPL are present on the title page. The text is ruled in red with capitals highlighted in yellow. Two- and four-line initials are illuminated. Early marginalia is present. Leaf A1 is wanting and the lower right corners of leaves c1 through A10 are lost due to pest damage.
Table of contents: title: Les triumphes de France translatez de latin en francois par maistre Jehan diury bachelier en medecine  selon le texte de charles curre mamertin; title: L'exil de gennes la superbe faict par frere Jehan dauton  historiographe du Roy; title: Lepitaphe de maistre Guy de rochefort feu chancellier de france translate de latin en francois par le dessusdit; title: Epistre aux rommains; title: A la louenge de tres noble legat George damboise de paix mediateur et de rouen archevesque et prelat Quon tient en france second gubernateur.