1600. Uncommon. Small in-12 (8 x 13.8 cm), full fawn calf binding, red title piece, red edges, golden border on the cuts (18th century binding), éiij-165pages, copy by F. Lachèvre with his ex -libris on the back of the first dish, original edition, adorned with a charming typographic sticker engraved on the text. Nicolas Frénicle was born in 1600 in Paris . After studying humanities, he launched out into Libertinage and was one of the joyful companions who grouped around Antoine Brun de Dôle, the famous Franciscan jurisconsult, whose youth was nothing less than edifying. In 1623, he was incriminated by the parliament of Paris for inappropriate remarks in a satyrical Parnassus. Having managed to evade the action of justice, he married and spent La Seconde part of his existence composing religious Poèmes Poésies free and satirical, pp. 224-227); upper cap and worn corners, slightly cracked back, otherwise well preserved interior, good condition. Uncommon. Small in-12 (8 x 13.8 cm), full fawn calf binding, red title piece, red edges, golden border on the cuts (18th century binding), éiij-165pages, copy by F. Lachèvre with his ex -libris on the back of the first dish, original edition, adorned with a charming typographic sticker engraved on the text. Nicolas Frénicle was born in 1600 in Paris . After studying humanities, he launched out into Libertinage and was one of the joyful companions who grouped around Antoine Brun de Dôle, the famous Franciscan jurisconsult, whose youth was nothing less than edifying. In 1623, he was incriminated by the parliament of Paris for inappropri … [Click Below for Full Description]