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124 Estienne, Henri. Traicté de la conformité dv langage françois auec le Grec... Paris, Robert Estienne, 1569. 8°. 18 Bll., 171 SS., mit Druckerm. a. d. Tit. Pgt. mit Goldschn. Schätzpreis: *R (800,- €) / (1.192,- $) Brunet II, 1075; Graesse II, 505: "réimpression... plus correcte et mieux exécuté"; Renouard I, 167, 4; Schreiber 240; STC 156; nicht bei Adams. - Zweite Ausgabe. - "Henri Estienne's first work written in the vernacular, and one of the classics of Franch 16th-century prose. It is the first work in Henri's trilogy on the defense and glorification of the French language. In the present work Henri claims the superiority of French over all other languages, except Greek, which, according to him, is the most perfect language and which French most resembles. Henri Estienne's French works have placed him among the greatest French prose writers of the Renaissance; according to Charles Nodier, he is le premier et le plus national de nos prosateurs du seizième siècle, après Rabelais et Montaigne
124 Estienne, Henri. Traicté de la conformité dv langage françois auec le Grec... Paris, Robert Estienne, 1569. 8°. 18 Bll., 171 SS., mit Druckerm. a. d. Tit. Pgt. mit Goldschn. Schätzpreis: *R (800,- €) / (1.192,- $) Brunet II, 1075; Graesse II, 505: "réimpression... plus correcte et mieux exécuté"; Renouard I, 167, 4; Schreiber 240; STC 156; nicht bei Adams. - Zweite Ausgabe. - "Henri Estienne's first work written in the vernacular, and one of the classics of Franch 16th-century prose. It is the first work in Henri's trilogy on the defense and glorification of the French language. In the present work Henri claims the superiority of French over all other languages, except Greek, which, according to him, is the most perfect language and which French most resembles. Henri Estienne's French works have placed him among the greatest French prose writers of the Renaissance; according to Charles Nodier, he is le premier et le plus national de nos prosateurs du seizième siècle, après Rabelais et Montaigne