Tiel Ulespiegle de sa Vie, de ses Faicts et Merveilleux et Finesses par luy faictes: & des grandes fortunes qu'il à euës, lequel par nulles fallaces ne se laissa tromper
By: Nouvellement [^revue ?] & corrigé, & translaté de Flament en François. VII. F[ueil].
Publisher: Chez la Vefue de Louys Costé ruë Escuyere, au troix ... Couronnées
Published: 1625
Place of publication: A Rouen
Language: fre
Number of pages: 28
Work titles: Eulenspiegel.
Notes: 'Eulenspiegel, Till: 'The name (owl-glass) of a 14th-century villager of Brunswick round whom gathered a large number of popular tales of mischievous pranks and often crude jests, first printed in 1515. The work was translated into many languages and rapidly achieved wide popularity ... ' [Brewer]

Main text printed in double columns; capitals decorated with small woodcuts; type ornaments.

The NBG gives a note on the editions of this work: 'On cite une édition des aventures d'Eulenspiegel de 1483, en plat-allemand, mais on n'en connait pas d'exemplaires ... La plus ancienne édition dont l'existence soit certaine est celle de Strasbourg, 1519, in 4o: 'Von dil Eulenspiegel'; elle est en allemand'. Brunet refers to the Costé edition as 'très-médiocre'.

Woodcut on title-page repeated on G3r at head of 'Discours Ioyeux'; 'Prologue' on verso of title-page.

Goldsmith E401, with conjectural date [1625 ?].

Translation from the German of 'Von dil Eulenspiegel'.