Las obros de P. Goudelin, augmentados noubéloment de forço péssos, ambé le dictiounari de la lengo Moundino. Ount es mes per ajustié la listo de toutos las éditions de sas Obros...
Toulouso: Chez Aug. Abadie, 1862. Edition limited to forty copies (first published Toulouse, 1648), this being 24/40, 16mo, pp. 13, [1], i-x, 11-320; publisher's device on title-page; contemporary utilitarian quarter calf over marbled paper-covered boards, spine in 6 compartments with black morocco label in one, and 5 raised bands, t.e.g., signed by Paris binder Trautz-Bauzonnet; boards neatly reattached; internally very good. The "Dictionnaire de la langue toulousaine" occupies pp. 285-320. Goudelin (1579-1649) was "the most distinguished name in south French literature between the period of the troubadours and that of Jasmin... He is often called 'the Malherbe of the South,' but resembles that writer only in form: his poetry, taken as a whole, has far more sap" (EB11, "Provençal Literature). OCLC locates but a single copy of this edition, at Chicago's Newberry Library. Item #30127
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