Boileau, Racine, Furetière, etc.
Subtitle: Chapelain décoiffé; a battle of parodies
By: by G.L. Van Roosbroeck
Contributors: Boileau, Gilles, 1631-1669, supposed author; Racine, Jean, 1639-1699, supposed author; Furetière, Antoine, 1619-1688, supposed author; Chapelle, Claude Emmanuel Lhuillier, 1626-1686, supposed author; Pure, Michel de, 1620-1680, supposed author
Series: Publications of the Institute of French Studies, Inc
Published: 1932
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 89
Copyright date: 1932
Subjects: Parodies, imitations
Other titles: Chapelain décoiffé.; Boisleau; ou La clémence de Colbert.; Colbert enragé.
Notes: Three 17th century anonymous parodies of Corneille entitled "Colbert enragé", "Boisleau; ou, La ciémence de Colbert", and "Chapelain décoiffé", with a discussion of their authorship.

"Colbert enragé" has been attributed to the Boileau brothers, Gilles and Nicolas.

"Boisleau; ou, La clémence de Colbert" has been ascribed to Michel de Pure." Chapelain decoiffé", apparently the work of several hands, has been variously ascribed to Nicolas Boileau, Furetière, Gilles Boileau, Racine, and Chapelle.