PASSERAT, Jean (1534-1602). L’A-Dieu a Phoebus et aus muses, Avec une Ode à Bacchus. Paris : Benoist Prevost, 1559. - photo 1

PASSERAT, Jean (1534-1602). L’A-Dieu a Phoebus et aus muses, Avec une Ode à Bacchus. Paris : Benoist Prevost, 1559.

Lot 68
23.03.2021 14:30UTC +01:00
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Lot 68 | PASSERAT, Jean (1534-1602). L’A-Dieu a Phoebus et aus muses, Avec une Ode à Bacchus. Paris : Benoist Prevost, 1559.
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PASSERAT, Jean (1534-1602). L’A-Dieu a Phoebus et aus muses, Avec une Ode à Bacchus. Paris : Benoist Prevost, 1559.



Édition originale du premier ouvrage publié par Passerat, à l’âge de vingt-cinq ans

Son nom n’y apparaît d’ailleurs pas, seules ses initiales figurent sur la page de titre : I[ehan] P[asserat] T[royen]. Cet « A-Dieu » est en fait une fascétie et un jeu littéraire. A la suite de Buchanan, du Bellay et Ronsard lui-même, il s’en prend aux Muses trop ingrates, qu’il se propose d’abandonner au profit d’occupations plus rentables, médecine ou droit.

La plaquette s’achève par une Ode à Bacchus « ques je feis estant ivre » confesse-t-il. Plusieurs passages du poème furent censurés lors de sa réimpression en 1606.



USTC 35773 (5 exemplaires recensés) ; J. P. Barbier-Mueller, MBP, IV-5, 3 ; N. Ducimentière, Mignonne…, 51 ; Diane Barbier-Mueller, Inventaire…, 592 ; Brunet, IV, col. 418 ; Picot, Catalogue James de Rothschild, IV, n° 2915 ; Cioranesco, XVIe, 17236.



In-4 (200 x 148 mm). Lettrines ornées et bandeaux gravés. Reliure signée de Trautz-Bauzonnet : maroquin rouge janséniste, dos à nerfs, lettre dorée, gardes de papier peigné, dentelle intérieure dorée, tranches dorées (quelques piqûres). Provenance : comte de Lignerolles (vente à Paris, 1894, n°977) -- Librairie Pierre Berès, catalogue Des Valois à Henri IV, 1995, n°262.







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