Histoire des Quatre Fils Aymons, trés-nobles et trés-Vaillans Chevaliers.
Publisher: Chez P. Garnier, Imprimeur-Libraire, rue du Temple
Published: 1737
Place of publication: A Troyes
Language: fre
Number of pages: 131
Subjects: Charlemagne, -- Holy Roman Emperor, -- 742?-814.
Other titles: Quatre Fils Aymons.
Work titles: Aymon.
Notes: No date of printing is given on the title-page; 1737 is conjectured from the 'Approbation'.

Text printed in double columns; at end: 'Approbation' for ';a réimpression', signed: 'Clerier. Paris, ce 27 Juin 1737'.

Brewer has note on this work: 'The geste of Doon de Mayence (13th century) describes the struggle of certain feudal vassals against Charlemagne, including Doon of Mayence and Aymon of Dordone. The exploits of the four sons of Aymon--Renaud or Rinaldo, Alard, Guichard, and Richard with their famous horse Bayard is a central feature. They appear in many other poems and romances including Boiardo's 'Orlando Innamorato', Pulci's 'Morgante Maggiore', Ariosto's 'Orlando Furioso', Tasso's 'Rinaldo' and 'Jerusalem Delivered', etc.'.

Woodcut of the four sons on horseback, on title-page; on verso: 'Au Lecteur, salut'; caption title: 'L'Histoire des Vaillans Chevaliers les Quatre Fils Aymons'.