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<dl><dd>Originally published: [Paris? 1594]</dd>
<dd>Supposed to be inspired by Jean Le Roy. The different prose pieces are by Jacques Gillot, Florent Chrestien, Nicolas Rapin, and Pierre Pithou, the verses by Jean Passerat, Nicolas Rapin, and Gilles Durant, the remarks and notes by Pierre Dupuy</dd>
<dd>Edition statement appears on title page between the words "estats de Paris" and "augmentee"</dd>
<dd>Place of publication suggested by Alden</dd>
<dd>Signatures: ã¹² A-F⁸ G-M¹² a-d¹²</dd>
<dd>"Discours" (leaves 85-96) identifies a Spanish drug "Higuiero d'infierno" as the prickly-pear cactus found in the West Indies</dd>
<dd>"Le supplement du catholicon" (leaves [97-144]) has special title page and separate signatures</dd>
<dd>European Americana</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy is bound in contemporary vellum. Leaves [13-14], 3rd count, are misbound between leaves [10-11], 3rd count</dd>
<dd>John Carter Brown Library copy has: A. Fletcher: autograph</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Sainte Ligue (1576-1593); Imprint 1600</div>
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<dl><dd>Le Roy, Jean, -1627</dd>
<dd>Fletcher, A. fmo RPJCB</dd></dl></div>
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